The evening world., 1893-05-12
FROM 1HE.woRLp OF LABOR

The Jewellers Union has organized
two shops this week.
Blacksmiths and wheelwrights will be
adelphia. so3 North Sixth street, next
sunday
Printers are requested to give Norwich.
N. Y. a wide berth until further notice,
as there Is a strike In progress In that
place.
newly organized Waist and Wrapper
Makers Union, twenty-five new mem
bers were enrolled.
The Whitestone Association will hold
a special meeting on Monday evening,
May 49,, TO settle the question Of parad-
ing on Labor Day.
To-day the delegates of Horseshcers'
Union No. ! viii leave for the annual
Convention Of the Horseshotrs Interna-
tional Union at st. Louis.
Contractor william Burns has signed
n contract submitted to him by Walking
Delegates Paine and Murtha, agreeing
TO employ union carpenters In the fu-
ture.
The Executive Board Of the Book
binders Advance Association is busily
engaged In reorganizing several large
shops In New York and vicinity.
John Palster has been elected Auditor
ny Morrisania Branch Q of the Work
mems General Benefit Union. This week
the branch gained seventeen new mem
bers.
Plumbers, .steamfltters, painters, var
nishers. cabinet-makers and carpenters
are on strike on job of Barr. Reynolds
q CO., who have refused to employ
union labor.
About 100 workmen employed at the
locomotive repair shops of the New York
Central Railroad, near Depew, N. Y,
have struck to secure an advance OF
wages.
Marble polishers and bed-rubbers have
been locked out in Cincinnati. the bosses
refusing to sign last years scale. The
only exception Is the firm Of Joseph
Foster & Sons.
Union bakers are requested to stay
away from Buffalo. N. Y, where the
bosses have locked out the members of
l'akers' Union No. l6. There is also
trouble in Boston.
James Clancy. of the Central Park
Hackmen's Association, In dead. and the
orsa nizat tion held special meeting last
night to make arrangements for their
comrades funeral. y"
Organizer A. ]. Felz,. of the United
Garment-Workers. has been In Cincin-
natl, where he succeeded IN organizlng
coatmakers, vestmakors and pantsmak-
ers. He Is now In ST. Louis. :
Carpenters were ordered on strike yes
terday by Walking Delegates Halkett
fna pans On he jobs 6sa Of
FOR employing non-union men. '
At yesterdays session the Broom
makers National Convention adopted
resolutions regulating the apprentice
system. making four years the time OF
apprenticeship. and adopting upion
label. 90.
Unions not anliiateti. with any central
body will not be assisted In cases OF
strikes and boycotts by the United He
tSe brew Ira, Trades n, I'M, Unions. I resolution to to
last regular meeting. gee "
Cabinet Makers Union No. Z rejected
candidate yesterday who refused to
pay an initiation fee OF $50 Imposed upon
him for working at the shop of Bradley
Of 1881. ~ '' ~ Ae
For importing cheap musicians Theo-
dore Thomas was denounced at yester-
days session Of the annual Convention
OF the National League Of Musicians Ip
take place In Bsltimere. .............
Three hundred bricklayers are out in
Utica, N. y; they demand $3.50 for nihe
hours. an advance OF so cents. The
bosses say they. are. unanimous in their
determination not to make terms with
the strikers.
From General Secretary George l..
Horns financial report 1t appears that
the receipts for dues from the local
Snions rnh1as, or the Joqrneymen Bskers, and
u1mtssSners r. SO, iass u1H. b.
$66466 was disbursed. d. =
Mayor Mosbv ana Chief OF Police
Deitsch, Of Cincinnati. have announced
their Intention 10 enforce Sunday clos
Ing Ing Gf to bareeT ar Tdsn shops that city
the first violation is a SIS fine. and for @
county Jail.
A special meeting has been called by
me SIX Ribbon Weavers' Union for next
ceum, to receive the report of the dele
gate TO the National Convention OF the
Textile. Workers Union In New Bed
ford. Mass. -
The New York State Blue Label
has elected: James Wood, OF Bingham,
ton, President; j. Walters, OF Syracuse,
j.; NJ. Hayford. Of Albany; John Muench,
OF Bunalo. Vice; e;Presldents; Michael
Haphaei' OF Brooklyn. Treasurer.
Kesoiutions against the Jumping sys-
meeting, Of the carpenters in Webster
Hall. which was very largely attended.
The principal speakers were Henry
Iralnor' PRESIDENT, and 7. J. Mcclure,
hood OF Carpenters and Joiners. Those
present also pledged themselves to con-
tinue their agitation for 'fhe eight hour
Workday, and to insist upon the weekly
payment OF wages. .... - -
, Cigar-Makers'. .Unions will have to take
another vote upon the nominees for In
tternational officers te-morrow, as al the
last election none OF the candidates re-
oeiyed the prescribed majority, The
poils VIII be open from to and from
TO 10 +. NJ. at 1893 Orchard street. Ga
East Fourth street, 23l East Thirty-third
street, l2o East Fifty-ninth street, 32i
East iSi sspenty.nrst street and SO1 East
Ei9hty-nrst street. Only those having
been In good standing one year before
the day of election will be entitled Ia
q vote. and members so entitled, hut
moi voting WILL lia AIa eNN