The evening world., 1893-09-23
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR

FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR
Hugo Nogt will speak at to.n,shta mass-meet-
Ing OF thu furricrs Union at $50 Bovcry.
TO the striking and locked. 90, furniture work
err OF Cincinnati hrcwers' inicn No ? has given
Tho headquarters Of the Socialist Association Of
the Third Assembly District has been removed
to VI Delaney street.
The death Ia announced ~ william II. iIalpen.
No 81,
District Assembly - will cleo, delegates to the
General Assembly ~ tho knights Of Labor to-
morrow afternoon.
a camp for uncmnlo,"h worknen has been -s-
%Lahiishel by the Trades council " Memphis,
Tenn, On the outskirts VI that city.
Mathew falipn succeeds Cornelius iiealy rs
Financial Secretary VI the Thru Division Of the
Lsborers' Union Protective Society.
About one hundred Girls employed At the shirt
factory NJ Keep a Co. eSl East sixteenth street,
are on strike against q reduction VI wages.
Garcia 4 cos cigar makers have resumed
work, IA the hrn has restored the wages which
had been reduced - per thousand last week.
Morris Brown and = Hatentz are the new dele.
Label Conference ni the Local cigar. Makers
Unions ot New York and Vicinity
Frank II Nc-chanr, President OF Barbcrs' rnion
No. 100. viii represcn, that organization al
the annual Convention of the Joutncymcn nar.
hcrS International Union,
Lahor"ra' rnion No . has appropriated si5
thN warns prosecuting an empower VINO assaulted
a member Of III" labotcrs' General Council
Tor attempting To go through = building TO look
for nun-uniun men.
Tomorrow the National Convention OF Rail.
WAY shop EmnloNecs VIII open It's scseion At
indianapolis. tn" organization Is composed "
about thirty iorhl branches, and Grand Master
Anthony SAYS IN his report that more charters
than ever are CNpc tod 10 he Issued next year.
Carpenters Union No. 2Ti and thu Williams.
burg Trainers Union viii confer about CO. opcra,
ing In trade disputes at u meeting to be held
at - Barti'ti street, %Iirooklyn. to. morrow morn
Ing. The delegates NJ Union 29l have been with.
drawn from the Rrook,rn Central Labor Fetcra-
tion.
Charles Gcorrr Rlorte. spe,ia Agent Tor IN,
S"w York state Bureau ot Labor Statistics,
is a cigar-mak"r. He Joined the organization oi
his trad" when stlll II Young man In Germany
and at present he is a member In rnd standing
OF cigar. Makers Union 40 ~, of which h,
waE one Of the founders. together with AdbIpl
StraSser and Samuel GumprrE.
I The new officers NJ Journey men bakers lnior
No arr" H. stanton. President " linus.,
Ni'e-Presiden, u. fullsrt, Secretary. The head
quarters OF the linton are at present at Lincoln
Hall. Allen and Houston streets. where meeting,
take place every sunday at 10 A ".
Secretary Henry Roberts. OF Iron Mouldcrs'
George Douth and Matthew Henderson. which
occurred during the last four weeks. The lnior
initiated six new members, fifteen Joined by trans
fer cards from ither unions, and two were lie
instAted. while xix withdrew The Sccretary's al
dress at present Ia ss Fast twenty eighth street
Several local assemblies attached to u, A.. $50
*. " L., building constructors, among "hoin arr
the Whitestone Association OF Marble Workers anC
tn. HeSason and Reliance Labor clubs. have en-
having refused to parade with the district m
Labor Day Tn" General. Executive Hoard OF tn
order has the matter under adviHenent.
The blue label Of the international cigar NAL
ers' Union was granted this week to Louis Cohcn
2s Second avenue and an application for tn
hy the Label COMMITTEES, The label was with
drawn from T.. sobel. q Duane street. for en-
ployinE non union men. The Agitation Commit
tee NIAitp ed In Fnlppus this week. in ItIItN=plEl
of which union cigars are being sold
Jo,sph oS,sp ,s The new p..S'dsn, OF tn
ia At present at Twenty. second street and sey
son, VIC. rre.,dcn, ! Golden, secretary v
Cunningham. Financial Secretary. The organi
aation claims that every gns-meter maker !
New York and vicinity as far as Albany
. member In good standing. non union me
not being In the tradS hereabouts.
Among the subjec,s treated by lectures =
the seventh Annual Convention NJ the Factor
Ia:p''' S.,s Of America; o nSw !. s r.s,oTv II ID, rs!
tors" by Margaret Finn. New York; The swen,
Ing system . by George 4; MGkay' New fork
John Frlney. New York; "wha Factory Law
) M.Ta.r Done pAI 'Sr Ssnn'nE Hesi's work sS Mar" sy ! !
! II. Fuller. New York.
, Two trades unions, Cigar. Makers Union n
. lts and Cabinet Makers Union No. $ one sic
tons were represented at last nights COME
q eIce at the brooklyn Labor LycGum. whose o
: ject II was to adopt a plan for independent polit
cal seton. These officers were elected Mathc
{ Lovan, Chairman; Albert Bluhm. Secretary. "
SCHUBERT, Financial Secretary. Joseph Griesbecl
Treasurer. An agitation committee was Al
pointed to visit all labor unions In brooklyn
: invite them to take part In tha political NOV
ment.
, Thirty-two local uninos are In AREA
with their pr capita tax Ia the brotherhood
Painters and Decorators. The General Exec
tive Board voted financial assistance IN uniOl
In Newburg, y. Y, and Dayton, o, whose men
bers went on strike against n reduction
y wages. Charters were issued last month 10 lac
, unions In stockton, cal 81. Paul, MINI. Wac,
Tex, and Pekin, NJ. The receipts at Secretar
John T. Elliott's orce were So, 06s. 9S, nj
g. SO we're expended,
James q. Edwards. the gigantic Sergeant a
Arms NJ the Central Labor Union, spuke at n
Rev. MIR. McArthur's calvary Baptist Churc
Fifty seventh street and sixth avenue, vrsteria
r evening. upon the labor question, advocating Il
establishment 81 mission houses In the ten
mont and factory districts nf this city. and youi
mems clubs for apprentices and Young journe!
] men. also, that the churches should appoint con
mittees to visit workmen at their homes, all
which with a view NJ resaining the influence
the church over the working masses. which,
asserted nv many clergymen. was diverted r."
II through long years NJ suffering. poverty az
arcnrr n n a tnH AanNpEaIt..