The evening world., 1893-11-20
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.


The broom.makers NJ Am,,.,d,u n v h,x.
been sucoessfai in their StpiEe and xorL n
sumel " ~ "' "N ""' "
paIrtsrs. t-r,on NJ IN ,u .. - ..,.
entertaInment ~ pro.no,, ti.ii 10 %" rSi.,hnss
avenue BrootIvn tomnrroyv aw.ntrg 'ou'"
u..a,. a o,,,,'., ,, -
,,in ma'Vus stlIet y suspender,makers, IN Green.
wages Their everass woSss ,ayorn asuue''on o.
about s5 ner west ""s''' "e'''O'o'e' were
Can,n", ,,a,. ~ ,
ablnet- Makers Union No. has called n
special meeting for tomorrow evening to elect
delegate to the Convention Of the American
1,'.,,N" ,re,a,'o" VI i-aD"'
,lothhg-'uttcts Union No. has decided TO
,ake an appeal from the decision OF Judge lngra-
nam IN taN0r or the arm VI sinsheimer LeyisOn
a 'o'
The Boston Central Labor Union adopted resolu-
tons Yesterday calling upon Congress to provide
WORK Tor the unemployed at the United States
navr-yards and other public institutions and work
shops
bernard Lippman has been elected d,I.ya,, to
the Central Committee by the SoriaIist kssocia-
tion N the Twenty eighth Assembly district, Tb.
headquarters was removed TO 1901 Amsterdam ave.
nue..
The death is announced Of chris. Meyerhon. q,
the Journpvnru Tpilors proi.rtiye and uenoyn,en nj
Union His funeral Will take place tomorrow at
/ T.. NJ from 3Ol East Eighty third street
,inI, 'a ',a,,I i W o,hors irane council mas np
that the Arms or Iia"Eett csrhopt Co. and
Meyer Jonasson & "a. are having their goods
made in sweating shops
WALKING n,ioon,o ,io,,r s,too,,o,, r.n,r,. ,,,
,b. irp't,s , 'ia
n Oh snS 'lmah ana suit ou',sLs
come to nothing and that the fight against tn.
r., ,h ..,u., l., , ,.. .,.. =, -
C.,r ,I' SS,,N'nS nr ~ oa l Di'Merg To,"en n me
ltS sea- upon circulars which VIII be Issued to
,an' , m wy ,aSr %, thr s,iihers sSSnst - i's
10" anu ,"e hr!ush s!"n''1'e OF Newark ~ d.
Boiler Makers Union No. l35 has elected NJ. j.
| donovan, President J. knncelman, Nice-Presi-
dent: X. Herring. Financial and Corresponding
Se'rG,aEy j. hemmerer ksIoGa,ng ,Ig Segretsry ;
] :
~ "''e'' anu '' ~ ""'e i'"N','H'
Members OF tn" MilwrIshts and Millers Union
Who have been out Of employment for more than
four consecutive weeks VIII receive financial aid
to the amount Of 50 80 per week. Those having
| work are assessed 81 per month for the benefit
OF the unemployed.
Dplrgat,s Henry Si.ber Of Dukers' Inion Nh
!. and J"hn Nice. Of Walters Alliance No .. have
been fcatcl by the MisgcllInrou7 Section Of the
Central Labor Union. The representatives OF the
ioldhraters' Union have been censured Tor absent
i"r themselves from the meetings OF the Sec
lnonas J. Kidd General s.cr.torv ~ tho Ma.
chine Wood d-Workers' Rational rnion. has arrived
in this city from Chicago upon an Organization
| in philadelphia tonight and on Monday evening
Nov a. he is TO attend a meeting OF his craft
at ~ Fifth street this city. to organize local
branch
: Jerome O'NciI Of the Paperhangers' Union
I was added to the Oraanization committee Of The
ard Kir,vin. Of The Eorseboers' JnIon wbo was
suGpcnied for negIecting 10 attend the regular
meetings Of the Section Of srcIlancois Trades
rh. aiuH, na,,. ..,,, -, ,.,.,
the strnrtnrai Iror Sc|sr I,tn ,n, ho.s nS
~, N p u.,i,ai iIpi pi .ne'trrs a'on rom tnese
Company Mlliken Dros phocniy Iron Com
panv stats Uios leverinY G. Garrigan
Hover q Lenore. Francis Cook and tn. Riyerside
/ Bridge Company The Nhyors Of Now Work and
Rrooklv1 have also been informed that these
corcerrg have violated certain laws end ordinances
when making contracts with the municinai nm
thoritirs
-, No. ,.,
,,ernorn % ~, " 'vr "'oI 40. 6dineu htleen new
tetnoeIs t. lSSt week. secretary b9nm tound out
sh't pne oI 'ne memDets' VINO salu mat nc NOtel