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

This week the Brooklyn Laborers' Council
will eject new walking delegate.
brewers Union No 90 will dedicate Its new
nag ut the brooklyn Labor Lyceum Oct -.
The United Coat.O Opcrators Union Will hold
. mass meeting ut l3U Pitt street this eveh-
ing.
Walking Delegate Klotz having resigned,
the Jersey City Framers Union VIII eject MS
successor next saturday.
The annual ball OF the Piano asers' Union
will take place at Wcnders Asseiholy Rooms
Nov. ~.
Election of walking Delegate OF Progressive
Painters Union NJ. this evening
The newly elected officers OF the BROOKLYN
Central LABOR Union entertained their friends
after yesterdays meeting Ut 4O' Brluse
street.
Carpenters Union No. 90 gained thirty new
members last week, the average having oecn
twenty 1--WE per week during the last month.
II: A. Hicks and ). Mchndrews n,s are 'he ds,. n.
knights OF Labor elected by d. ~ 2o'', Bulll-
Ing Constructors.
As the manager of the Bedford Avenue
Theatre, Brooklyn. has employed union stage
carpenters the strike or the latter union mas
been declared OH.
A union OF silk-dyers WAS organized yester.
day III Philadelphia. The average wages OF
d, ers In that city amount 10 not mere thah
81 per week.
jacob GArSky mas OCeH eltSttu uVNSo'N y"
the Central Labor Union by the United tlotu.
ing. cutters Association In place OF Robert
Bllsscrt.
The pa,rclmen of tho Chicago Telephone
Watch Company went on strike recently oe-
cause they were ordered TO join the fihker-
tons and wear thett uniforms.
lIpon request OF the Stcreotvpers' Union
the central Labor Union yesterday resolved
to allow copies Of the I""nSnidt Ho'fu " pe
distributed at the meetings.
TN nj
parade the Central Labor Federation OF
brooklyn yesterday levied an assesSmcnt OF
eight cents each upon the members or us
animated unions.
" unsch, President; q. W. Dawson, Vice
rresiien Chris Rowettor. Secretary; Z. ;.
stuertz, Treasurer; ; }. starter, Guard.
Edward J. Lynch, secretary Treasurer OF
| National Trade Assembly 2o2, X. OF =. brass'
workers. will 10 In this city thursday 70 at
| tend n special meeting OF the PhGEiN Laoor
club.
The prizes for best appearance at the Labor
Day parade will be distributed by commit-
tee OF the Brooklyn Central Labor federation
al Humboldt Hall, Williamsburg, next satur-
day evening.
Laborers Protective Union No. has re-
solved to fine any OF its members 81 Tor using
insulting language 10 1he waik,hE ue,'ga'S M%
expulsion.
The nominations for international offlcers
made by ltgar-Makers' Union No. lI5 are q.
W. Perkins, President; w. or MeIro!h; ia,Sei .; Me-
Win. Schreck, X. II. strocktof, Nicc-,'resi-
dents
! Carpenters arc striking on the Jobs Of Con-
tractor Y. X. Laptry, VINO refuses 10 pay
| union wages There Is also carpenters ana
painters strike on q Job of boss Bogatzky'
| West Forty.fOurth street and Ninth avenue.
AS organizers OF the Peoples party In Kings
County the following well.known Knights OF
Labor and trades unionists nave Ceeh AZ
| pointed: j. NJ. SnoOk. {. Burns, IL. >. hllK-
man, II. 4. hickuk, all OF brooklyn.
! The Correspt. ding secretary OF the central
| Labor Federation was Instructed yesterday
TO ask GOV. Flower when he would be READY
| TO receive the delegation which Is TO present
to him the petition for the pardon oil FRANK
keingold and Joseph Bozalek.
Local Assembly 20. X. OF L., Retail Clerks,
desires to correspond with all other local Us
semblies having clerks as members, with a
| view OF organizing u Nationul Trades AS
sembly. Address Max Goidenberg, 23O Bluif
street, Dubuque, Ia
The FOuntirymsn's Association OF New YORK
City viii hold It's sixth annual concert ana
tee OF Arrangements consists OF James Nc
Ardle, Chairman; James Coyle: treasurer
James Terral. John CLIFFORD, August spots
| and Patrick Ward.
| No i motion to reduce the dues was laid
over for one week. motion to change the
regular meetings from sunday to u week day
was voted down. oct. 20 the mon VIII nave
| an evening entertainment at the Ncst-Sldc
Labor Lyceum.
The X. OF l. Clothing-Cutters OF this city
| are making arrangements for an entertulh-
ment TO raise funds for an appeal to be taken
| from the decision sentencing National Mas
| ter Workman James Hughes TO one years I'm.
| prisonment Tor alleged extortlon. GOV.
Flower has refused to pardon Mr. Hughes.
| otto Borgmann has zen elected President
A
| bosses who asked 1Or union men could not get
| them Us the members OF the Union are all en-
| ployed. The headquarters is at present al
| lao Park avenue, HOUoken, where the regular
meeting takes place every first and third sat
| urtiay OF the month.
An Invitation to participate In the Colum-
bian celebration was declined by The Will
! iamsUurg Trainers Union yesterday. Michael
segei ana George koeser were elected to the
| Convention OF the Kings County socialists
| oct. 3, and a1O was given to the campaign
FUND Of the socialist LABOR party. All mem-
bers entitled to their citizens papers were re-
Quested to procure them before election un-
der penalty OF being nned.
| Cigar-Makcrs' Union No 81 has elected NJ.
| Alexander, President: X. A. b. Burke, Vice.
| President; NJ. Raphael. Financial Secretary /;
A. Barnett, Treasurer; :. solomon. Record
ing secretary II Pincus, ). Kapp. W.
Schroeder, Auditors; b. +. Clark, Trustee F.;
| Nj. Raphael, W.Schroeder, j. Nathan, J. Mar
| tin, Executive Board S. solomon, l.. y. CAN
Tor, Libel committee.
| At yesterda, = meeting OF the Central Labor
| Federation Cigar. Makers Union No. 80, Ale
| and Porter Union No. l, Tailors Union No.
| II, Maci.,Llst Union No. ! and tho Journey.
men Bakers Union reported That they had In
| dOrsed the Presidential ticket Of the Socialist
Labor party. Ale and Porter Union also
| stated that they voted In favor Of requesting
| the New York Section OF the socialist Labor
party TO again send delegates 10 the Fedora
| tion.
| John II. O'Connell and George +. Murray
were elected delegates TO the General As
| sembly OF the Knights O; Labor by District
Assembly 40 yesterday. Both delegates are
| known to favor the recollection Of General
Master Workman Powderly. They were IN