The evening world., 1892-09-26
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

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This week the Brooklyn l.aborers' Council
will elect q now walking delegate.
Brewers Union No. 90 will dedicate its new
nag at the Brooklyn Labor Lyceum Oct. 30
The United Coat. operators Union will hold
q mass-meeting m at l31 Pitt street tins even-
ing.
the Jersey city Framers Union will elect his
successor next saturday.
The annual ball OF the Piano- akers' Union
will take place at Wenders Assembly Rooms
Nov. ~.
Election Of Walking Delegate OF Progressive
Painters Union No. this evening
The newly elected officers OF the Brooklyn
Central LABOR Union entertained their friends
after yesterdays meeting at 4O7 briuse
street.
Carpenters Union No. 90 gained thirty now
members last week, the average having pceh
twenty-five per week during the ias' ihon.n'
II. A. Hicks and j. McAndrews are the Del.
egates to the General Assembly oi the
knights OF Labor elected by ID. A, 253, Build
iny Constructors
As the m Anager OF the Bedford Avenue
Theatre. brooklyn, has employed union ssge
been declared on.
A union OF silk.dyers was organized yester.
day In Philadelphia The average wages OF
d, ers in that city amount 10 not more than
" per Wcehs
Jacob Garsky has been elected delegate to
the Central Labor Union by the United ClOth.
ing-Cutters' Association In place OF RoDert
Bllssert.
Tho patrclmen OF the Chicago Telephone
Watch Company went on strike recently oe-
cause they were ordered to join tho fihker-
tons and ear their uniforms.
Upon request OF the Stereotypers' Union
the tentral Labor Union yesterday resolved
tn allow copies OF the i"duS'ridi HC'fd 10 pe
distributed at the meetings.
TO defray the costs OF the Labor Day
parade the central Labor Federation OF
brooklyn yesterday levied an assessment OF
eight cents each upon the members or its
affiliated unions.
Barbers' Union No. II has elected: !. X.
Wunsch, President; Il. w. Dawson. VICE
President; Chris KOwetter. secretary; Z. $.
StUertz, Treasurer; ; j. starter. Guard.
Edward j. Lynch, secretary. Treasurer OF
National Trade Assembly 252, X. OF l.. Brass
workers, will Le in this city Thursday 70 at
tend special meeting OF the PhDnix Labor
Club.
The prizes for best appearance at the LABOR
| Day parade will be distributed by a commit
| tee of the Brooklyn Central Labor Federation
| at Humboldt Hail. Williamsburg, next satur.
day evening.
Laborprs Protective Union No. has re-
solved to rne any OF It's members - FOR using
| insulting language to the walking delegate
and Il second UlIensc Will be punished WIN
expulsion.
The nominaticns for International Officers
made by Cigar Makers Union No. 1b5 are e; y.
W. Perkins President; W. Neuroth. D. NC
| Carthy, y. ROssiter, II. hreimer, q. Naupti,
WIN. S"Areck, X. II. strocAtot' 'ice-rres'-
| dents
Carpenters are striking on the Jobs OF Con-
| tractor +. X. Lantry, who refuses to pay
Union wages There Is also carpenters nnu
painters strike on Job ot Boss Bogatzky'
West Forty.fourth street and Ninth avenue.
Ao ~ IN papnlp'. nurtv IN Kings
County the following well-known knights OF
Labor and tra,es unionists have been mp
pointed: J. NJ. snook, {. Burns, II. 3. Alik'
man, II. n. hickok, all OF brooklyn.
Labor Federation was instructed yesterday
| TO ask Gov. Flower when he would he ready
to receive the delegation which is to present
to him the petition for the pardon Oh FRANK
KeingOld and Joseph Boz1lek.
Local Assembly 2S, X. OF L., Retail Clerks,
| desires 10 correspond with all other local as-
semblies having clerks as mem 9ers, with q
| View Of organizing National Trades AS
| sembly. Address Max GoidenOerg, 23O BUN
street, Dubuque, 10.
The FOundrymsn's Association OF New YORK
| City Will hold It's sixth annual concert and
| bali Nov. 10 at Clarendon Hall The Commit
| tee or Arrangements consists OF James NC
| Ardle, Chairman; James COyle, treasurer
James Terral, John ClirIord, August spots
and Patrick Ward.
At yesterdays meeting Of Coopers' Union
No. o motion 10 reduce the dues was laid
| over FOR one week. A motion 10 change the
regular meetings from sunday TO week day
was voted down. oct. 20 the Union win have
an evening entertainment at the West-side
Labor Lyceum.
The X, OF L. Clothing. cutters OF this city
| are making arrangements for an entertain =
ment 60 raise funds for an appeal TO be taken
from the decision sentencing National Mas
ter Workman James Hughes to one years I'm.
prisonment for allegel eXtortiOn. GOV.
Flower has refused to pardon Mr. hughes.
otto Borgmann has been elected PRESIDENT
OF the HUboken Trainers Union. Several
bosses who asked for union men could not get
them as the members ot the Union are all ein-
ployed The headquarters Is at present at
lao Park avenue, hOoohen. where the regular
meeting takes place every first and third sat
urday OF the month.
An invitation to participate in the Colum-
blan celebration was declined ~ the Will
iamsburs Framers Union yesterday. Michael
Segel and George kOeser were eIec ed To the
Convention oI the Kings County socialists
Oct. 3, and $40 was given TO the campaisn
iund OF the socialist Labor party. All mem-
bers entitlcd to their citizens papers were re-
Quested to procure them before election un-
der penalty Of being lined
Cigar-Makers' Union No. 81 has elected NJ.
Alexander, President; X. A h. Burke, Vice.
President; NJ. Raphael. Financial Secretary {;
A.. Barnett, Treasurer =. solomon, Record
ing Secretary s. Pincus, J. Rapp. w.
Schroeder, Auditors; B. !. Clark Trustee ;
N. Cantor, Sergeant-at-Arns; 5. SolumL n,
| NJ. Raphael, W. Schroeder, j.. Nathan, }. Mar
tin, Executive Board y. solomon, l.. n. Can
tor, l. ibel Committee.
At yesterday 5 meetingOf the Central Labor
Federation Cigni. Makers Union No. 30, Ale
and Porter Union No. !, laliOrs Union No.
II, Machinlsts' Union No. and the Journey
men Bakers Union reported that they hnd In
dOrsed the Presidential ticket Of the socialist
Labor party. Ale and Porter Union also
| 81 ated that they voted In favor Uf requesting
the New York section OF the socialist Labor
party TO again send delegates 10 the Fedora
tiOn.
John II. O'Connell and George T.. Murray
were elected delegates to the General Az
sembly OF the Knights OF Labor by District
Assembly ~ yesterday. Bot delegates are
known to favor the reelection or General
Master Workman Powderly. They were IN