The evening world., 1893-11-23
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

,.F r. NJ; pinneo, organizer for the Seventh Dis
trict Of the international typographical linton.
succeed him
Furniture Worker Union No q has elected
these . officers Frank Hickey. President: ", j.
,ial secretary; G, Mcleod, C. Gero and c. A.
Mcdonald, Executive Committee
Progressive Painters Union No. 1 reported 10
me B9ari OF DELEGATES OF building Constructors
eighth avenue, has failed to pay the wages Of
MS men every week, az per agreement with the
Union. 4 commlttoo was appointcd 10 see Ross
Sherman.
The Progressive Coopcrs Union yesterday COM
plcte1 the discussion o, its new constitution,
winch was adopted after changing minor
details The complaint against the employment OF
non-hnion cooperS ut Bechters brewery, on Staten
Island, WIS referred to the Central Labor Fed
Grafton. FinanCSl aid was promised to the
striking Rllk-we5.vcrs.
CgarMakcrs Union No. 90 had a long discus
slon last might upon the proposition Of the Cen
,ral Labor Federation to orgaplLe the tenement
house cigar.rnkers in this city, and 1t re-
solved TO reftS the matter to the other local cigar
makers lions. on Saturday. Dec. .. the linton
VIII vote upon the amendments to the constitution
OF the Int nrnational Cigar Makers linton.
Delegates from twenty labor organizations Of
Newcastle, Pa, met last week to. discuss some
cheaper the wages Of the men having been cut
down. from 20 TO 40 per cent II was decided to
sci ct one grocer, one butcher one clothing mer-
carr, &c, and throw all the trade to them, pro-
Hded that they make reasonable discount In
case this is not done. the men will start a CO.
operative store,
The representatives Of the Painters' rcaeyolent
and Protective Union reported at Yesterdays meet
ing Of the Board OF Walking Delegates thai their
organization will assist in paying the cost " the
| trial OF the men who accused of Conspring
| TO deprive members of unions not representa- in
! the Board from earning living. The Tin and
| SheetIron Workers Union will also contribute. its
share.
y Yesterdays meeting OF the Journeynen
Tallors Protective and Benevolent Union I've
| dHath benefit for the relatives Of Philip Ciselh
| and Chris Never was ordered paid. Emery '
/ shop on Fifth avenue was declared to again ba
shop laid for one week A motion from
lleckmanns shop meeting IN withdraw from the
! Iourneymen Tailors' Union Of America was laid
upon the table.
The Adams and Cylinder Press Printers Asso.
citation has elected the following oticcrs: Presi.
dent John n Foran; Vice-President Joseph Ber'
gen: Recording Secretary, John F. McGuirk: Fl
nancial and Corresponding Secretary, James Gel
son, l3I Putnam avenue, Brooklyn; Treasurer
Frank Hoe. Sergeant Arms, Frank A. Barr
J. Hughes Members Of Executive Committee
| John F. RUSSELL William ]. Webb Frank Der
| mody. Edward w DawkinS. The Association
meets the third Friday Of the month at 9s Forsyth
street.
The Building Trades Section Of the Centra
Walking Delegates yesterday thanking 1t for IL
gift OF money for the defens OF the hve ARRESTED
Walking Delegates who were brought before Jus
tice Koch, in the Jefferson Market Police Court
| charged with conspiracy. There was talk an onl
the delegates Of the Section last night OF bringing
counter charges Of conspiracy against the member
| Of the Little Board" so called. who causes
the arrest Of the Ave Walking Delegates. TIL
| Walking Delegates in their fight against tn
Little Board"