The evening world., 1893-12-30
THE WORLD. SATURDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 80. 1893
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

| In voluntary strike assessments, the msmbers Of
the Lasters' Protective Union OF America which
was organized In 1879. have spent over tzso,ooo
| At last nights meeting Of Laborers Union No 9
the death OF Frank schror was announced. and
the charter will be draped In mournlps
The ofncers chosen by Progressive varniphers'
Union No are: Frank oIlhra, President; J.
Taper. Recording Secretary H. Epstein. Flnan-
| waking Delegate.
] Lessons Of the Past Years Work" is tn. sub
!.et upon which Prot Daniel DE Leon will lee
OF the Socialist Labor party at Union Square Hail.
Union square, Tomorrow evening.
,carpenter.' Union No a27 elected these ofncerr
President: y. C.. Taiiey, Recording secretary;
J. W. Laglor. Financial Secretary J. TURNS. %
Thomas Meredith. W. J. o'Brien. W. Hanley.
D. Barry. J. Esdie and J. Hili constitute tn.
hrranse%snt Committee for the annual ball Of
on Wednesday. Feb. q, at Clarendon Hall.
Electrical workera Union No, 81 of Brooklyn.
has elected these Officers for the ensuing term:
President; u. u. Mostello. Financial Secretary;
J. 10 Barry. Recording Secretary. Henry HIATT.
Press Secretary.
z; D. Leaycrsft President: ]. o. Brien and q.
Ebei. viee,pr,sidents; C. II; Hines. Recording
McPsak. Treasurer; J. p. McMahon. William
Ivory. c. W; iloadey. T. Heating, Arbitration
u, i
| Walking Delegates
Bakers Union No. will give an entertainment
for the benefit Of Its unemployed members at the
lnternafional Labor Exchange. ?57 East Tenth
street, this evening. The number OF the uBem-
ployed this week was over nifty. Mcssrs. Werner.
signnnd and segisser have been elected Trustees.
There is a. preSbyterian Pabllshins Company at
Nashville. Tenn. whose editors are writing a
great deal about the Hlnfulness Of theatre going
but the business manager eheeriully takes the
printing Office 10 nlled with non-union men.
Nearly 1000 members attended last nights
meeting OF the .Amsisamated Association Of Cloth;
they elected the following officers: s. Sallnger.
President y; zachsrias. vice.Prssldent; s. Kaut-
man. Recording Secretary; A. Hertfelder Finan-
ciai Secretary; sam Antler, Treasurer.
For distributing circulars asking workmen to
smoke only cigars bearing the union label. a
the ordinsnces Of the rity ot Msgdcburs der.
many. which prescribes that all circulars must be
The Union paid his Gne.
Local rnon No i6i Of the brotherhood OF
Painters and Decorators elects: A. G. Baringur
President; ), 4; chrsiy, ylrs;rrssidsn,: G. A.
clnl Secretary; r. connors. Warden. J. W.
Hodges Treasurer; G. duncan, 4. J. Gslbraith
Delegate
The Pressmen's Union OF Albany. N. Y. has In
structed It's delegates TO the Albany Central Fed
eration OF Labor to notify that body that. under
present circumstances. the pressmen would not
40 out on strike for nine hours. nor would they
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the latter demand the nine-hour work-day.
Journeymen Horseshoers Union No 1 hns set
tied It's differences with I'oss William Carlin. who
nut union men Carl,n has a contract with the
EIr. nsnar,mon, Shns. Gn,,missinnsrs % aidsd The
i,n,on IN nsrs,ndin, hIp, tba, i, rnviI he in his
interest to abide by Union rules The new officers
OF the Union are to assume their duties on Mon
day. Jan:
81 are: J. II. McWliInms President; W. Rooney
vice-Presdsni; bailey Recording Secretary
Guire, Financial Secretary; H. McDermott. Treas
urer. T. quinn. Deputy; j. McI,egney Alternate /;
J. Mccarthy. 7. Muliigan. Patrick Lawler. Trus-
tees; J. Burns s.rgea nj at Arms: y. King Dele
gate to the BOARD OF Arbitration; !. i,nrke and
!. Mhrkcy Members ot the General Executive
Board: j. j. Egan. Walking Delegate
At a labor meeting held In Camden, n, j., to
relieve the distress OF the unemployed one OF the
Philadelphia had not done for the unemployed
In their city. referred to the latter as the city
OF S srohesy o'srss hyp1a,r' bs ana srays
| OF twelve and fourteen Years work sixty hours a
week for 81. 20. or two cents an hour
! Resolutions wore adon,ed yesterday by the
| United Wood -Carvers Association defyins the
Furniture Manufacturers Association for again
trying to increase the hours from eight TO nine
\ eight and they now claim that the bosses have
ouar ,r organized labor explaining the situation.
When the western Central L,bor Union sent rem
rescntaiiyes IN ,se canine, T"m,cm 'v of s"ai,Is
/, Wash to deu.nd IN II mr. munisIna, IsslsIstion
~ s..r Wv W ,ni,s ,ixs ,nJ r.,o.nndpr h sdoa,aI
,'ouncimap Carlisle onposed thc scheme bv s,ptinx
,hof hmar,o,ns had w usaLnsss Sor .,.n,na na
titons and II the initiative we're given to the peo-
! pie the Counciimen would have to sit up nights
| to h. able to read all the petitions sent into
| them. The matter is still under nsideration
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| oer,.d for tha last fsu aS.Ls Tho Arm pro
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