The evening world., 1893-11-14
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Julius Haas. Of Cigar. Makers Union No. 6s.
has been fined $50 for working at an unfair shop.
Carpenters Union No. +o7 states that business
Is somewhat improving for its members.
Sixty local unions are in arrears to the In
ternational typographical Union with dues from
three TO nine months.
The sixth annual ball OF Painters and Decora-
tors Union No. 80 will take place on Monday
evening, Nov. q.
Labor organizations in st. Louis have collected
$4,000 ~h"rewith TO publish a daily. paper. Her
man Rappaport Will probably be pe editor.
Henceforth regular weekly meetings Will be held
by the Executive Board OF the brooklyn Central
Labor Federation every Tuesday evening.
The horscshoers' unions in New York and VI.
Ctnity have vainly attempted to force the India
Wharf Brewing Company to have their horses
Dhod by union men.
The shop delegates OF Machlnists' Union No.
2 report that very little work IL to be had and
trade is not improving.
Phoenix Labor Club No. .. brass workers and
metal p%oltshcrs, will have its annual reception and
ball at the brooklyn Athenaeum on the anniver-
sLry Of Washington Birthday,
For the boncft OF its unemployed members. Car
pentars' Union No. 5l3 will give an entertainment
at the Labor Lyceum, GA East Fourth street, on
Saturday. NOV. %.
Non-union painters were found on a job at ThIr-
tecnth street and Third avenue by Delegate Nc
Iaughlin. Of Painters Progressive Union No, y
yesterday, an. there will probably be a strike.
Pressmen's Union No. "a has elected; Il. NJ.
Lean, President, o. NJ. Ambrose, Nice-Prcsidcnt
]. e. Sinerton. Secretary: George kloepfer, Treas
urer; l.. lrlnlbach, Sergcant-at-ArrlS j. Martin,
7. Miller, H.. Gillett, +. Casey, D.. NJ. Lean, Di-
rectors.
George Brand has been elected Financial Secre-
tary pro TEN. OF the Workmen's Cremation Soci-
ETY.. The undertakers' fee for Cremations from
TINS city VIII henceforth be only SO. II was so
heretofore.
Cigar. Makers Union No, a., last night voted to
give permission TO one Of its shops to strike for
higher wages. An application from Union No. l32
was laid ovei for next week. Twelve new mem
bers were admitted.
,t - yNEett
lam Olchcnsky, President l." BIogatti, Nice-Presi-
dent: q. Anderson. Recording Secretary; +. Klam-
burg, Finascial Secretary; NJ. Weisdorier. Treas
LHeureux and NJ. Weisdorfer, Trustees; George
%liretschin and c. IL. ioureil, Delegates 10 the
Central Labor Union.
, the Cornice and skylight Makers Union has been
successful in its strike at the shop OF the YIN;
in its lTht by Painters and Decorators Union No.
l6l and the New York Trainers Union.
Only ten trades organizations in this country
have been able to partly Introduce the eight
hour work day; they are those OF the carpenters,
lhoulders, hricklayers. tin and sheet-iron workers.
inasons, laborcrs. ston" cutters, painters, cigar
makers and iourneymen brewers.
Rrickhnndlers have been imported TO this city
from New Jersey " Rufus Dairy. whose bricks
they are handling at Fifty-sccond street and
North River, receiving but $50 per day. The
Hoard Of delegates OF building Constructors or
hered q general strike yesterday on the jobs for
| which Dairy is furnishing material.
The Bakers Advance Association, OF BROOKLYN,
composed Of Knights Of Labor, has Joined the
Journeymen Bakers and Confectioners' Interna-
t,onal Union. Bakers Unions Nos. 3 and :. also
Of brooklyn. are about to amalgsmate. and they
propose to establish a bakers Home upon the
plan OF the International Labor Exchange in this
city.
James p. Archibald stated al yesterdays meet
ing OF the Board Of Walking Delegates that the
strike against the employment Of pun-uGion paper
hangers on u job at Thirty-hfth street and BROAD
way terminated in favor OF the union. The dele
gates OF the painters unions were instructed TO
confer with Contractor King. who is employing
men not represented in the Board on the new
clubhouse at SiNtieth street and Fifth avenue.
President Frank N~oschang. Of the Journey men
BARRIERS International Union, has appointed the
following committee to prepare such
tions as they may deem necessary to he presented
TO the annual Convention, which will open its
session in Cincinnati on Tuesday, Dec, .: NJ. +.
Murray. st. Paul; A. Goldfuss. Memphis George
schmidt. Quincy, III; James Payne. Omaha.
Neb, Frank Noschang. Albany, The committee
will assemble in Cincinnati on Thursday, Nov. 20.
August Pries,ershach, Of St. Louis. has been
elected TREASURER OF the General Executive Board
! { thu S-urneymen Brewers National Union. and
II. ziebold. q. Herdach and VI. A. Rolf. all OF
81. Louis, are the new audiaors. There is trouble
In the hreewries Of ST. Louis, Boston. Dobbs
Ferry, Findlay, St. Paul, Davenport and Hanil.