The evening world., 1893-07-24

TeWherS was reQuestei W aC.oun' ~
May l. Should he refuse to do 80 he VIII
be eSpelled next saturday. The Union
resolved to take part Ia the Labor l)ay
picnic Of the Hudson County Ceh'rai
Labor Federation.
Labor Federation the delegate OF tne
iipup- -Nakers' Union report ID that IN
renl'"ra who se2cded NV" pupiisnru
urfounCed statements in regard TO thelr
"a, ton In orga nizlng a new intcr7ationai
.unton. consequent upon which Wages, IL
Is az r,rrtcd, were already reduced in one
Of the piano factories OF this city
The Cioakmakers' Union held Il large
muGs-rnetins at Beethoven HAN tltth
street, last Saturday under the auspices
ot tho Garment wcrccrs' Trades Coun-
Gil. Secretary Fe!nberg. OF the Chill
dren's. Iacket-Makers' Union, who was was
invited Ia speak. announced rom tnc
platform that II was untrue that he
ever opposed tho United Garment-Work-
crs. Resolutions were adopted favoring
higher mCmAyrahin dues.
The United Machine Wood Workers
Union No. rs and the United Wood
trail Labor Union yesterday that they,
viii purade on Labor Day. The United
Wood Carvers' Association. will have an
outing after the parade and suggest that
u win bc n Rond rl8n FOR the other or
ganizations ritila I'd with the Central
Labor Union to do 80 also. .Iourncymen
Horscshoers' Union No. : gave notice
that 1t viii make u big showing IN the
parade and viii fine any man who stays
away u days pay. The union will sport
an elaborate and attractive banner.
The Workmen's Protective Society Is
sues statement relating to the charges
made by Frank Rheingold, who 4 ssertetl
that the moneys collected by Society
had no. bcen used TO relieve sis fam
lis while 30 was in state prison. The
statement saws that the Society. was
not organized for purposes OF rcief. but
10 free Rha'n gold from prison. and that
Abraham kahnn, Louis Miller and n
Erdna, who, as RhcinSo'd said, had
misuscd the funds intrusted 10 them
never he'd anything TO do with the
money which. Us the Society nnn-
tlin0. was used ipr the legitimate pur.
poses for which it rad been collected.
Thirty-onc Delegates. representing ten
unions. attended last Saturdays meet
Ing of the Carmen Workers Trade
traitor tractor; cohen Weinstein. aG5 varet
street, Hronklvn, cnnosed the Union
while ravorinG the Kni ahts of Labor.
u Wa rcaolvcd to place boycott
tractors are working unless they have
their shon recognized by the United
,Giarm"ni. Workers tpon Request Of
Workers Roard of Walking Delegates
were requested to reorgariae The Jacket
makers. ns Mr.. Feinberg, asserted they
T,i,.,,nd ui,b ~ I-n,,eT BehrnW
Trnaes WV" '
A special COMMITTEES was appointed
by the Central Labor Federation yes
,crhsy to assist the General Executive
colntrract certain steps taken by Presi-
| dent Gompers. OF the American Fedora
| ton of Labor, and Joseph Barondcss
Of the Cloakmakers' Union, and others
l
a." tinted Hebrew Trades Unions
Resolutions were also adopted de.
nouncing Barondess and requesting the
d@es from attempting to injure The
nc,rew-AmerIcan Typographicai Union
failing tn do which the Federation vii
declare the Cloakmskers' Union not to
r,,s.-mooting u,as hoId ,a., r,o,,
~ ~ ,,ss waS hS,u ahst ns !, ,a,. hisn
rraJns ITnions u1 tho W-,ndsor r'hes re
!, 'sr,is nrn.,Sed erS nraerbas aar,
made By NJ. ilEowitz: nj. Zametkin
:. Miller and =. Felgenbaum. who con
the u. II. r.. L. Resolutions wer
nnan,ims%usly adopted declaring that tn
the esteem OF, American workmen b;
uniting with them In all fights agains
unscrupnlous bosses, thus stamping ou
the feeling of anu-semitism. which.
I
by the I. II. 7. L. by refusing to en-
ploy antiauateo trades union method,
and recommending political action.
r.. c.,.., , ,
| .t, i-apot ohloi yesterua
so,,nt ,'I tun'S ~ 'ie eiSh.h annua
pr.,. p'e',ie diu games OF the nite
ci,r,wy, nss 49, I.iH 'ioiI; . y pe neia
M ", u,"on on rarf; rtLtleln street an
II: also for the thlrty-tirst picnic an,
Summer nights festival of the New Yorl
Iouincymen Tailors' Protective an,
BENEVOLENT Union, at Charles Deckel
mann's Ridgewood Park, Myrtle ave
nue.. Queens County, l.. l., on Monday
Aug. H. and for the grand annual pic
mic of the United Brass Workers
Metal Pclishers and Platers' Union %
Newark and Vicinity, at Caledonia,
Park, Tuesday. Aug. I. At the las
pIcaic two brass wofkers' unions fron
New York and three New Jersey union
win participate. A big delegation fror
the Central Labor Union is expected a
attend The picnic.
,., ,.,
lhc interhaunhal o-Maketk
| 'nioh OF me tnlteu states ana Can
aha' Composed or Lodges Nos. !. an
". Nh!cn Nitnure" from the Gram
'.oase or the Iiano Makers Union. wa
pr ina nenL.y y ufEaniIeh ~ Maennercho
tdii, -co--.' h.Hst Flfty-sixth street. yes
tIrhdy; ~ run board or ohlcers wa
t!ry ted, put the names are not to b
hnhIshNd. as there IL some apprehcn
sion that they VIII lose their MIA ras