The evening world., 1893-10-25
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.


Nst Saturday Machlnis,s Progressive Union
No, will have an evening entertainment.
Secretary J. j. Cater. Of the New York Brass-
Morkers Union; say. that the trade is not yct
Improving for his craft
j. " H. Earl is the Secretary Of the newly
organised Progressive Engineers Union, Of Pater-
ron. n. j.. whose membership Is rapidly increas-
ing.
the Local Executive board OF the Journcymcn
Brewers Unions In this city The new Treas
urer is II. Edel.
Furniture Workers Union No. as has appointed
a special committee to assist In organizing the
machine wood workers employed at the shops
where the union has Jurisdiction.
Manufacturing Company has been declared on
tho hrm guaranteeing to !wy the same wages ns
paid by other employers In the city.
Branch OF the Jorrneymsn bakers and Con-
fectoncrs Union enrolled twelve new members
this week. Next Saturday evening tn. Branch
VIII take part in the Socialist mass meeting on
Union Square
siiverthsu 4 Co.'S cigar packers nrs en- strike
against reduction Of wages. Policemen are sta
TONED at the doors Of the factory. on First avenue
between N'ne'y.eishth aud Nnety-ninth streets.
At n low computation. 900 women In New
YORK and Brooklyn are doing clerical and other
work at an average OF IS pcr week less than men
would receive fer tho same employment.
Herman T. Trapfcr. President Of the Buffalo
Central Union, Is one OF the csndidaten for dele
cato to the State Constitutional Convention as IL
also J. C. Coleman. Treasurer OF the Buffalo
Tho Cumberland Glass Company which had
Mcssrs. Arlington and rroth arrested some time
ago for alleged conspiracy. has been convicted Of
violating tho Store Order law. They propose to
appeal the case.
Starlight q CO.. whose Spanish cigar makers
arc on strike, have been trying to NIL the strikers
places with members Of the International Cigar
fusal
Draneh / OF the United SILK Ribbon weavers'
Union has requested all unions located on the
west side to Join them next Saturday evening In
marching to Union Square where they will attend
the rally OF the Socialists
Journeymen Horseshoers' Union No g. Philadel-
phis. has entered a complaint against the veter-
inary department Of the University Of PennHyl-
vania for having imported a horseshoer under con-
tract from Germany TO teach students how to shoe
horses
=, Adolph Greenbers has BEEN given a vote Of
thanks by the International Cloak Makers Union
the !. e u This evening tn. Executive Com
mittee will hold special meeting
xorkmen at the P.srl.s. Plush Factory wa, set
tied last Monday through the efforts OF the New
nson viii b. 0 made assn.t snS Of IL. .rsru
and the nrm vii, not interfere with the work
OF tho Sin. .weavors and Dyers, unions.
ylted to communicate with William Anderson.
tho Secretary oi the International pro,h.rhood Of
brass Workers, and who will show them how
10 tOr1n q DThncn OF tnat OfghnlzntOn,
A reward OF 500 has been offered by the Board
Of Delegates OF Building Constructors for the
detection and conviction q the individual who.
fully painted ceiling at III. building the
Of Forty-hfth street and Fifta avenue. 1t is
know more about this affair than they arc willing
to tell
Council OF the American Federation Of Labor
to the Furniture Movers Union, Of Detroit: Thoat
sss unGn Of
Plush Workers Protective Union. Of Patterson, N.
J.; Housosmiths and bridge Buiders' Union. Of
A committee Of the board OF Walking Delegates
appeared before the Police Commissioners yes
strike % jobs had been arros;ed Illegally The Com.
missoners stated that pickets were entitled to
sts the VIII aa ns, n
structcd to thoroughly investigate the charges
Mayor Braun of Paterson, N. j.. where about
IS 900 workmen are idle. has announced that he
will rot sign any contract for the new 81 900 600
Of resident workmen. The city Hall Commission
has adopted the recommendation. and the Com.
Council . passed sss, s ., ssoT
organization will be employed on the Job;
clo,kmaksrs Union 10 j. international Taiiorr'
So0n So II, No. United rrSs,saS UnI;.a coas
Operators. chidren,Jaeket Mixers: vs:tmhkers.
sa",s % atS ana Ws and
work PREPARING Sna bysw rss Be
Join. The next meeting Of dei.s.te. Is 70 take
place next Sunday evening at 20 Henry street.
decided ID yesterday ~ that Silk Manufacturer Stein.
hardt had no case against the workmen whom he
ensa Sus 4"" On a't The eonrary t the
that two Of the eyicted men. Theophilus y imhof
and ss rs1ssS sna s
s4oA.5o. Jacob New. another silk manuf,eturer,
who asked for the eviction Of Gus,ave Koenis.
Murray that no warrant would be granted
The apprentieoship agreement entered into by b,
Boss Plumbers provides that apprentices mus.
not be under sixteen years Of age. and that the
wages to be paid them shall be as follows; Fc, G
third third year year S. Ali iourneymen shall usr, thei,
utmost endeavors to properly instruct AL AL ,S Sp.
are properly employed at all times while at work
out Of the shop. After serving nve years the ap-
the hoard OF Directors OF the Union who will
decide as to their ability as hrst or second Jour
and rate them scGanE n i9r 'Si sS s,s
been refused certificates OF competercy by the
Examining Doard. met at iGl Eas, One Hundred
to contest the law creating the board, claiming
that the bill is unconstitutional: There are many
ness many years cannot pursue their vocation
because the Board refuses to grant them IL
At the last session of United Trades Unions
were admitted Cioakmakers' Union No. l re-
ported to have enrolled thirty members at Its
last meeting. Typographical Union No. alt re-
ported that after long struggle they had nnnily
succeeded in organizing the iebrcw printing
ofrces OF Baltimore. and that hereafter all labor
national Typographical Union on their printing
matter. The orasnl.aticn Committee rrpc,tcd
that they had called a mass-mseting last Friday.
AMI that a bakcrs' union. consisting Of nifty six
members, has bscn organized. Another mass
Meeting Of bakers will t1ke place next FRIDAY
at le5 RIyington street. The Arrangement Com
mlttce for the wnisor Theatre performance re-
enrlu AL In