The evening world., 1893-12-04
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

,ehuon VIII he elected by Journeymen Plumber,
Union No ? this evening. ~
Tho shops Of Bosse. Brown on ch,,ry ,,-..,
ann >, GreenberE ia East BroadNay. have b..r
organized BY the Brotherhood OF TaiIor,. "
oh'srs VII be elected by the Musical MI
tuaI Protective Union on THURSDAY. Dec IL
the polls to be open from . A NJ. to p N ~
itenty Weisman will repre..n, the Journ.yr.,
takers and tonfectioners' international Inion !,
ths convention OF the American Federation O
Henry White and c. J. Alserr ar. N. d.,..,,.,
OF the United Garment Worker. M Am.,ic. 80 ~,
convention OF the American Federation Of Labor,
! Alexander Locke has been elected delegate I,
me central Labor Union by Walters Allan
signed. "'"""' Noo !"
George Phillips will represent the Rrookly,
d. .entrsi Labor Union at the annual session OF tn,
New York Workingmen's State Trade Assembly.
! General Secretary John q Lennon. ome. m,
headquarters Of the Journeynen Tailors' Unio,
OF America has been removed from SIS Seventh
street to Is Lafayette place.
The Arbitration Committee OF the Central Labol
Federation has received assurances from siIye-
thau 4 20 that they will ~rcins.ste their str.kinI
cigar
John Schulz. and Emile seheid.l have bee,
elected to fll vacancies on the finance commit
tee OF the Journey men Taiiors' Protective am
Benevolent Union.
onion matters are on strike agsinst a reduction
Kosciusko street near Nostrand avenue. BROOK
bn. The factory has been closed.
Unemployed members OF labor unions In THU
CITY nave organized a club at ~ Lafayette place
where a billiard-table, books and papers are KEEP
for them.
Union coopers are on strike at the shops. Of
o,ponneil. Park and Clss.on avenues BROOKLYN,
unions apprenticeship rules. reins.ated.
At Yesterdays meeting Of Branch 10. OF tn
Workmen's General BENEFIT Union fourteen new
members were enrolled. The receipts last month
were 81. 0E. IS and 1856 so Was expended.
Michael I 0'Brien for many wars leleoa,e nj
the Newspapers Printers Union to the Central
Labor Federation. is very Ill and unable to work.
A committee has been formed TO arrange an en-.
tertainment for O'Brien's b.neet.
A list OF delegates who failed to attend three
consecutive meetings was read at yesterdays ses-
sion of the Central Labor Union. Their organiza-
lions will be requested to depose them or compel
them to do their duty.
According to a statement made by the dele
gates of the Progressive Cooper's Union at yester'
days meeting OF the Contra! Labor Federation,
non union made barrels are used at Schmitt &
schwanennuegel's brewery, ind the arm refused Il
receive a ommittee OF the union.
Delegate A. J. Smith. Of the United Cloak and
Suit Cutters Union: stated at yesterdays meet.
Ing OF the Central Labor Union. that the boycott
against Meyer Jonasson & GO, was stu on al
reports to the contrary Notwithstanding.
The Anliiation ommitt was DISCHARGED b!
tho Central Labor Union, its recommendation Il
individually admit the organizations composing
the United Trades Unions having been unani
mously adopted.
Antonio Ba-tida. 2le West Thlrty-tourth stree.
is distributing a circular among labor unions
asking the Board Of Education TO grant the use
In the evening, Of school rooms, for the purpos,
o: holding free lectures and debates upor
economic and political subjects. The cirrulaI
was Endorsed by the Central Labor Union yester
dat.
Laborers' Union No. . has elected Michae
Buch. President; Joseph seebsrk. Vec-President
&. %surhung, Financial secretary; j. Schiller. Re
co.ding Secretary: Jacob Dauslnser, Treasurer
i. Breaker. D. Kruger, J. Goetz, Finance Com
mittee. 6 Kassl; serse,nt.a a Arms; NJ; Bueh,
Sam II. Jacobson and a delegation from tn,
Amalgamated Clothing Cutters Union explained
to tho Central Labor Union yesterday the reason
Of their night against Hsckett, Carhart G Co.
who have reduced wages and refuse to recognize
the organization. The c. L. L. referred the
matter to its Arbitration Committee.
Several members Of the Executive Board Of
hech,ei's Sfs%ery on y Staten Island last ss,ur'
day. to explain that tie cooper working there
would not he discharged. although the Coopers
Progressive Union wants him to be discharged.
Delegates Mathew Barr. Henry, weismsnn ant
mittee by the Central Labor Union ~yesterda!
with Instructions, to make an attempt to har
monte the warning elements among the build
Ing trades unions In this city.
It was stated at yesterdays nesting OF thu
Brooklyn Central Labor Union that in this city
and Brooklyn more families are evIcted on on,
day than in Ireland during an entire month. 4
committee was appointed to .elieva e,icled ten
ants,
Clothing: Cutters Union No. will appeal III.
sinsheimer 6 Co., 5H broadway. who secured In
functions against the Union to restrain IL from
boycottins these arms The Union claims tina,
Of the United Hebrew Charities, is employing PEG
pie for not more than their board and lodging,
Next Wednesday evening definite arrangement,
Local Assemblies Nos. 1853, e.e6l and SEA. X
n l.. and Clothing-C Cutters Unions Nos: 4. 5 ant
Is; to amals1ma,s. The members o, the Assem-
and vice-versa, but there will be only one fund
The name OF the new organization Will be the
Amalgamated Clothing. Cutters Union. The con
ference will take place at IS East Fourth street
The eighth annual ball Of the United Brewers
Association. l.. A. No. $500, X. OF L.. will take
place o a. Tam . ns,. HAL Dec De -, :, c Am %,Tv'i nSso,
Union yesterday.
Credentials ware given to a delegation Of the
striking weavers at olneyvilie, R. J.. by the
delegation consists Of Thomas Hunt and Francis
M p,,n1iani i S,m,lnI ds s.r;1s. IS, t STs S yss''i Ea.,a .ns
States. Contributions may be sent TO the Chair
man OF the Executive Board Of the Textiie Work
ers' National Union. Richard McGuy, lockbox 2o6,
Olneyvillc. r. l..
The United Hebrew Trades Union. refused to
recognize the Socialist Labor Federation because
United Central Labor Federations Of New York
and vicinity. The General Executive Board of the
latter has notified the BROOKLYN Central Labor
Federation Of Its impending Suspension unless the
boycott be removed from the brooklyn Labor
Lyceum. A delegation OF the Socialist Labor
Federation. which desired to be admitted to the
General Executive Board. was refused upon the
same grounds given by the United Hebrew Trades
Unions.
James c. Edwards was elected by the Central
Labor Union yesterday to represent that body
ut the tTenty-eighth annual session OF the New
York Wo~rkinsmen's State Trade Assembly. which
will he opened in Albany on Tuesday. Jan. lG,
1894. at 10 a. NJ. and Henry Wsismann was
chosen deiegate to the annual Convention u the
New York State l,ranch of the American Fedora
Ton Of Labor. Both delegates recstved instruct. ons
TO exert themselves In the interests OF ~unifying
the labor unions In this State and 10 abolish the
conspiracy laws.
Corsicana. Tex, Has a 600. 900 Fire.
nv As.oeiated Prraa