The evening world., 1893-10-30

seventh and Forty. eighth streets. has been using
counterfeit labels uron hts bread, AMI the cen
Wolf that he viii he prosecuted In she rourta
unless he disroatinucs the use q the counter.
fcits.
Pledges 10 support laio, measures In tho Loci.
lNture were -cccived by the brooklyn Central
Labor Union yesterday from sixteen candidate
Tor Assembly and six Senatorial nominees while
several others sen. communications declaring tina
they could not pledge Themselves 10 any measures
without knowing the details.
Local Nsscmbl' 1875. X OF L.. bakers. has
c]hanEri IT'S du " meeting from the hr,t and
mira saturdays to the second anil fourth Sstur.
d"NS ~ u" month Secretary julius He'll has
sent . circular 10 all local. tnlistrd with pis-
trtrt Assembly 2gO stating that l. 4. g.i95 have
adopted resolutions DECLARING that the boycott
against N" l'rooklrn Labor l.ycoLm 4. altogether
iohn H. McCulloch. Of l.. A.. as. X Of L.. mt
St,ians, stated vest .rdov ira, npn.union men
played at the Republican mass. meeting held At
tha Nradcm% ot Music In brooklyn last SATURDAY.
"nd that l%iandmnstsr stowe. Who is no, a member
"' any union, paid those men s.. Instead Of 8.
"hl'n is the regular rate.
Makers tnton No. 90 held a special meet
ing Yesterday and received the report u its dele
Elirs To- the International Convention In Miiwau.
Lee. which was ind'rscd. although he delegate
conceded that thcN had made = mo mistitrs when
voting M making motions. hut thcr were for
Eii"n as IN 'ni'1 considered III" action %; the
delegated to have been taken IA good fltth.
To tn Senatorial and NrrcmhI, condidaic7 In
EsscN County. y y. the EsscN Trades Council hrs
admitted a circular asking these questions WIN
YOU olNps an attempts ~ repeal the FIN. fnur
Hour law WI Won oppose all attempts to rcroal
or weaken existing labor laws VIII YOU vote tor
q. io,n' resolution. recommending that tho nrs.
Monday In September b. set aside as a Nat "nnl
labor holiday.
a special committee, viii h hnl been sout to
Furnltlre Manufacturer Worn. ~ BROOKLYN. Nv
ih' Socialist Labor Federation. tn Undue, him 10
~rccngnilc the Furniture and Machine Wood Work
Crs' Unions, reported Yesterday that MIR. Worn hi
not receive mem very politely, and that he de
clar"l he would not employ union men under any
circumstances
stationary association OF Engineers No. 5, New
ark y. j., has elected. William F,ltor. presi.
dent; William baldwin. Ni,r-Prcsilcnt William
liaIr, Corresponding secretary. William Nrceland.
Financial SGrrctary John Hirrlc, Recording Sec.
rotary; q. Il toumhr. Treasurer. W. G. Tucker.
Instructor. william ConGoton. Conductor, Joseph
Winters D3orkccpcr: Thomas Clark Joseph Root.
j. Hardrcnce, Trustees W. G Tucker q.
Robbins. u 6 Tnmlcnbcck, Thomas Trcrcr, Fin.
plONmcnt COMMITTEES.
The Musrcrl Mutual Protective Union, ~ Rrook
lvn, which was organized last Friday. has elected
dent Henry Eockel. Wee. President Abraham
N"rks, Secretary William Zimmerman. Treas
Union win cooperate. with the Musical, Mutual
Protective Union. II this city. and its headquarters
wiz probably be at hrion Hall, Wall street,
Brooklyn.
lanes +. Archibald stated at Yesterday mccttnr
NJ the Central Labor Union that the 300 employees
" IN" borden Condensed MIX Company were
treated like slaves. being compelled tu work about
twelve hours per day Tor VI per week, ana that
III" Com 1any required them to give $3.50 each as a
J guarantee for faithful service. which sum the men
would not get back II they left their places with
olt giving thirty days notice. Tn" organizing
Committee was instructed 10 make an inv,FtiEa.
ton. and. II possible. organize these men for the
purpose OF improving their condition.
For having reduced wages at Ross KuhElc's
shop, John Wioecrshcimcr was prohibited from
acting as foreman for the next two wears hv the
New York francr5, Union Yesterday. OF whlch,
he IT, a momhn". The secretary was instructed
to notify tho Conference Of Trades and Labor
Unions that no more circulars OF any other com
nominations are desired from that body. a. the
trainers are opposed 10 the political tactics ~
the Conference. Several members working fnr
Mu"hl & braun were fined s. each for having
made statements to tho Executive Committee
which were not founded in fact.
Delegates Matthew Rarr and George Rrutshin
attached their signatures Yesterday to q report
made by Delegate j J. Ualy In regard to the
suspension Of Cabinet Makers tnion No. : by
the building Trades Section Of the central Labor
Union. Tho report stated that the Section was
justified In suspendtng No. l. as its members
& co. Al attempt was made To have the report
declared irregular hecausc tho signature Of Dele
gate DAILY. who was absent. had not been At.
tHchcd. but the report was Endorsed by n large
majority ot the delegates, and printed copies viii
he sent to the press and the affiliated unions 10y
the Corresponding Secretary.
At Yesterdays meeting ri the Conference OF
Trades and Labor Unions. President Gompcrs, OF
tho american Federation of Labor. who is =
Convention on the Republican and Peoples par
ties tickets, stated that he considered II 10 h.
his duty to accept the nomination rendered hin
~ members Of trades unions and he advised al
union men TO vote for members NJ uniops no mat
ter on which ticket they might he running Til,
week the conference Will arrange from four n
eight open air meetings in different parts Of th'
city every evening. and 200 union men are 10
distribute campaign literature. Among the
speakers will he VI. De costa. Edward Soaring.
Frank Terrell, Harry Moiscl, q. Conforti and
Frank Walsh. The action Of the conference AMI
its candidates was Endorsed hy the Central Labor
| Union YESTERDAY hut the Central Labor Federation
adopted resolutions declaring the Conference "a
he a bogus organization"
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