The evening world., 1893-12-14
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Thomas Williams Ia tho delegate ct Brick
layers Union No. 81 to the Convention 'of the
Masons and Iricklayera' International Union.
Tomorrow the Ele-trotypcrE' Union will hold a
special meeting to receive tho report OF its Com
mittee on ~lly-l.awA. Nominations for officers will
also be made.
a strike was ordered by tho Hoard Of Walk,
Ing Delegates yesterday on a Job at 20 West
Flfty-siXth street, for which POTTER G. stymus
are furnishing woodwork carved by non. union
men
Union No, 30 fined ono Of Its members $40 this
week and he WIN stand SUSPENDED until he
pays the iine. To the striking weavers OF olney-
vile the Union gave SIS.
Carpenters tnion No, 5s has elected ",
Schncpper, President q. TuCkow, Vice President
= spannsEel, Corresponding, .secretnry; W. IIol.
!. often. Conductor: Y. Miller. Sergeant. alarms:
2. .NeidEdrdt. Trustee J. Hodel and l.. Metzser.
Auditors.
Local Assembly ? 40, Il. ~ L., Carpenters, nom
mated: =. Cavanagh. Master Workman: i. NJ.
Glrtes. Worthy Foreman; Philip Mcguire, Flnan-
ciAl Secretary; !. j. DAILY. Recording Secretary;
Donohue, Trustees: Y. McFadden. y. A. Paine.
A W u; King wGr;ey =Inspgc,ori ! a: Paine
liz 10 take place Monday.
The negotiations for the amairamatlon OF the
Board OF walking Delegates and the Board Of
at Henry Emrich's Hall. 2d East Forty-nrs
street. this afternoon. J. =. Mnlloy, e. Riechele,
l.. ]. Brown. y. J. Cooper and II. Haumann will
' ''N'' NP'
structOru.
Upon request Of a committee from the SILK Rib
hon Viewers Union, the Beard Of Health yester-
day postponed the eviction Of boss Stelnhardts
looked. out tenement house workers from b6l West
Fiftieth street until next Monday. The Union also
reports that several Armenlans. who took the
places Of strikers at Steinhardts factory. were dis
charged without their wages having been paid, and
that the factory Il now closed.
The delegates of the Electrical Workers Union
reported to the Building Trades Section Of the Gem
trial Labor Union Yesterday that ne Union had
ordered n strike against the Brooklyn Electric
Equipment Company In Montague street. Brook
Ign, for employing non-union men. The prInci-
pa, building In brooklyn whore the men were Ir.
dered on strike IL the brooklyn CITY bank. corner
clinton and Montague Ttrr"ts, II union men are
not Put to work In the bank to-day n general
strike viii he ordered tbrre. The Building Trades
Section Endorsed tho action OF the Union last
niEht.
Nominees Tor officers Of plumbers Union No, 2
are: J. o,Neil and j. ~ Mc',oyern. for r,resi-
President; ". Campbell. for Financial Secretary,
r. Cunningham and +, Mcnamara. for Recording
Secretary H. Canninsh"n. - Spears J. Ne
for statIstician: Il. McCabe, J.. A. Lee. r.. Me
n"yne, j. Dunn j.. McKcnna, 7: Mcehan. J.
beers Of the Conference Committee. The election
Is to take place next Monday evening This week
fifteen new members have been enrolled.
The Building Trades Section of the Central
Labor Union voted Sis yesterday towards defray-
ing the expenses incurred by the Board Of walk
ing Delegates in the defense Of the hve members
b fore Justice Koch IN the Jefferson Market Police
Court by members Of the Little Board. The
lawyers fees for the fe'rnse Of tho delegates
amounted to $500 4 delegate OF the Tin and
Sheet Iron Workers Union said that II was about
time thai the Section should show that IT was a
power TO be recognized, and nov that the Board
VI Walking Delegates were In a position that they
couldn't help themselves they should lie made
aware Of tho Sections rover"