The evening world., 1893-11-22
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

4 strike has been ordered by the shirtmakers'
Union at the shop Of Contractor Herman.
Helms Henyot has been elected walking dele
cato OF Furniture.workers Union No. %.
Local Assembly 1910, mixed trades, has
changed Its meeting nights to the FIRST and third
Wednesdays of each month.
The United Hebrew Trades OF Brooklyn have de-
trail Labor Federation.
Michael E: Murray will represent Journeyman
BARRIERS, Union No. al at the Barbers' National
convention In Cincinnati next month.
The Cornice-Mskers' International Union is in
FAVOR OF an amalganation OF the Knights OF Labor
anu the American Federation Of Labor.
Frederick J. Stanley ia the newly elected Pres
ident OF Painters and Decorators Union No. i0s
D. barnard was elected Recording and Albert
Lamp Financial Secretary.
on Tuesday. Nov. 2s. a special meeting is to
be held by the knee-Pants Makers Union to con-
has been removed to 40 Henry street.
Contrary to expectations. the proposed amalRa-
nation OF the Cabinet Makers and woodcarvers'
poned for another year.
The Cooks Alliance has requested the Magnolia
Association Of Walters to insist that union cooks
be employed at the place where the annual ball
or the Association is to take place.
The Cloth Hat and Cap OPERATOR Union Of this
city has been requested by the Cap Operators
Union OF PhiladeiphIa to take the initiatory steps
10 form a national organization OF their trade.
The headquarters OF Coach Drivers Union No. .
l.. A. 7St, X. OF L.. 10 at present at 1913 Mcniuben
street, brooklyn. where the regular meetings take
place every second and fourth Friday OF tho
month.
The silk mill OF Andre Cardinal, at Lakeview.
y. j., has been closed. while at the Phoenix SILK
Mil wages were reduced 10 per cent, but the
Neuberger Silk Company has Increased It's work
Ing force.
A special meeting of upholsterers' Union No 20
Ia to take place next Tuesday evening. to vote
Workers Union to the Convention OF The Amer.
lean Federation Of Labor.
The charter members OF Web Pressmen's Union
No. 2, inst chartered by the I. 7. T., are p.
II. McMahan, J r. Bannigan. N. j.. Brodorick,
a. Smith. John Paulson. w. II. Dawson, II. j..
Gaufreau and Isaac Rosenthal.
The new officers Of BOILER Makers Union No.
g. are: NJ. scolly, President; A. s~tapieton. Vice
President, Dennis Manning. Treasurer; Cornelius
Mullen. Recording and Corresponding Secretary;
Frank Marchand. Financial Secretary c. Morrow,
Guard.
New delegates have been admitted to the CEN
tral body OF the United Hebrew Trades Unions
makers, Tobacco Cutters and Cigarette Makers .
Bookbinders' and Hebrew Typographical Unions.
Not one-tonth OF the textile workers employed
last year at. this time have any work at present,
lorin Dlodgett, the well-known statistician, says
that OF the $4,000 textile workers In this country
at least 10000 are out Of employment.
SILK buyers are busy at the factories of Weld.
mann : Co. Knipscher g Maa. and vermorel .
Kimbali. Paterson. n. J. The Dolphin Mil will
have work for some months on full time: also
the siik mill of johnson. Cowdin q Co., at River
William Dryer, OF Boiler Makers and lrcn Ship
Builders' Local Branch No. SO, is dead. and his
follow members have adopted resolutions honoring
his memory as a pioneer In the Organization
which has become a credit to the memory OF its
founders"
Eccentric Association OF Engineers No. 2, Brook
ilyr, has moved to It's new Headquarters In old
Masonic Hall, Manhattan and Meserole avenues.
brooklyn. D.. Il. Pyc has been appointed in.
structor for the next three months, and he will
give lectures upon the practical handling OF en-
gines, boilers and dynamos.
The local unions Of the GermAn-American Typo
graphia are voting upon a proposition to either
reduc. he benefits or increase the weekly dues,
as the general depression in business and the in
PRODUCTION OF typesetting machines have reduced
tho income and Increased the expenditures Of the
, organization.