The evening world., 1893-10-30
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

4 mass meeting viii he held nv Progressive
IiiI"ta' l ni"n 80. II. at ISL East Houston street,
TIM evening
Tho Progressive ,opo"rs' unton announces that
it will not recognize any brewery as a union con.
'"rn unless union. made barrels BE- used there
lanes GtlIon viii prohahly he reelected Walk.
,,ng Delegate of the Slate and Metal Roo'.rs'
linton. he heing the only nominee 50 Tar. The
election VIII take place to-murIow evening.
Jsmrs brennan. ex-Wslklng Delegate II the
]l.Uhorers' Union Protective Society. viii receiv"
a valuable testimonial which thu different Ill
Visions of the organization have bought.
TChet, for tic annual ball OF The tinted
STANDARD Engineers lnOu were laid over by
the Central Labor Union yesterday because the
label OF the International Typographical Union
Was not printed thereon
cloakmaLers' Union No 81 reported to the
GarIn eut Workers Trade Council that Meyer
Ionatson { Co. have reduced wages for certain
garments 80 cents apiece. and that he hrm Ia
giving its work to sweating contractors.
Henri LiyinE.,9n has. resigned as Walking
atin. William Kassel was elected Delegate 10
the building Trades section Of the Central Labor
Union.
Pledges To slppor; labor measures in the L.nsis-
latrrc we're received by the Brooklyn Central
Labor Union Yesterday from sixteen candidates
Tor Assembly and siY Senatorial nominees, while
several others sent COMMUNICATION declaring that
they could not pledge themselves 10 any measures
without knowing the details
Johr II. McCulloch, Of l.. \ 7i3. X. ~ l.. mu.
%sitian'' stated vest rday that non-unton men
played ut the Republican mass meeting, held at
The Academy Of Musir in brooklyn last saturday.
and that ~handmaster stowe, Nhu ID not a member
o. any union, paid those men s., instead OF s..
whiol Is the REGULAR rate.
lanes r Archibald stated at Yesterdays meeting
o. the Central Labor Union that the 300 employees
u tn" BORDEN Condemned MIX COMPANY we're
treated like slaves, being compelled to work about
twelve hours per DAY inr SIl per week, AMI that
th' Company required them 10 give Sliu each as a
e%lar.Ltoe tr f~aItntnl service. which 'um the men
would not get back II they left their places with
oat giving thirty DAYS noti.c The Organizing
Committee vas instructed to make an tnEestiea-
tion, and Il possible. organize these men for the
PURPOSE Of imp-o'inE thcir condition.
For having reduced wages at Boss kuhule's
shop. John Wirgcrsheimcr VS. prohibited from
acting as foreman for the next Two Years hv the
New York Framcrs. Union y'storday, Of which
to notify n" conference n Trades and Labor
Unions that m NOR" circulars or any Other com
iidmr'' are "pp"t'1 to n" n'lltl'Al 'd,li's ''
H." cpuf"renrc. several m"nhyrs wording for
Nurhl q Braun were fined s. "erN for hdviur
made statements to tho Eyecuri,c Committee
Witch w"rc not founded IL '.'r
IcNcs0'cs Matthew Hr, ana george Rrl,sh,n
n'tt"Ac1 th'i %sisua'u', ,'',''rl"' to- r'p,,,t
%s1. s Inn p@,"'1l. NO.. iE.; + '%S'>i to me
Va" ruilAtnp TRADES Sc,'l.I ~ th' Central Labor
mon 1hs report s'a'yt that th' section wac
iaN a,t,i Ils cab IN ne ions NJ Wsr,o,Do
g &" An u''rmp' eas nnio t. ho." tho r,p.r,
'' 'tE.. 1IryI".ar heaN-. me Signature ~ Dele
tl.h,l Ho' ~, r'purt was indrrsad t} a large
u|a..r's ~ NE, dc erars- and ur.''rd cop p, VII
Doc t,Di O., w., rr">> and llr lffl..l,i Lr.nrs bE
TO- '9rr'sp.nrlng Secretary.
:. ,s'crIr . nla.rtua ol 70" rorscjcrno ~
TRADES and Labor luiouS I~,"-t'rut uowi rr, u
The American Federation u Lnhur who IS a
convention on the Republican and T"nrl-a par
t,oa t.N''s. stated that b." ~'0sItrr"i It 10 h."