The evening world., 1893-10-07
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

tn. County conven'icn q the s%osl.li.. Labor
evening,
A new Financial Secretary ia to be elected By
Butchers Union No. l next week.
Tbs s~iAs Embroiderers' union holds . special
meeting tonight
Tn, unions INFLATED with tn. Central Labor
Union Of Haverhill. Mass. arc asltatins Tor .
reduction In rents.
In two weeks walking Delegate Joseph Gordon.
OF BOILER Makers Union No, 8. has collected
dues to the amount OF $3.50.
THIS week the Eighth Division Of the Laborers'
tnipn Protective Society added sixteen new names
to lts roll.
There was received for tho protection fund Of
IN" United Brotherhood OF Carpenters and Jo'ncrs
last month 81, tid1 ~,
cooks N all nations are TO have q fair and feast
In Paris ncat year. with prizes for authors OF
new dishes"
Soup.hons,s pav. been opened at Ironwcod.
MIrh. ,u feed 900 Polish and Finnish laborers
out ot employment.
Lnslanu has more women workers than any
other country In proportion to rs pcpuls'ion.
women.
Don't stop with the complainant Of good In
your own trade, by helping your fellows In other
calling' you are helping yourselves" L.
l.cningwell.
10 four Of It's members the South brooklyn
Branch Of the workm,n's General Benent Union
paid $3.50 Tor sick benefits last month.
Cabinet Makers Union No, I has elected It's
Financial Sccfo,ary, II schuler. to act as man
aver u It's employment bureau In Clarendon Hall.
Iicnjemin W~cins,"ln has been elected Core.
%Hpnnhing Sorrsf1ry Of the Socialist Association Of
the Third Asscmbl, District. whose headquarters
In At ~ neh ncry street.
To-morrnN. a. 10 A. NJ, the officers Of the Sick
Hcnent Fund OF cabinet Makers. Union No. I viii
render their quarterly report at a3l East Thirty
third street.
A motion to raise the dues from 20 to so cents
per week. mad. by DELEGATE be Gos,a at ysster.
Milwaukee. was oct by II vote Of 2is TO 1875.
Machine Wood WORKERS Union No. IS has its
employment, b,real WITH Cabinet Makers Union
No I at Clarendon Hall, and the business man
aver of No. I also acts for No. %.
50 far but three local unions.-those OF 81. Louis,
Mo Columbia. s, e.. and London. Ont. have
for the International Biographical Union by
Local union No. ioi. Washington, d. c.
Cooks Alliance No. 81 ha. called . special
o'itton TO join the Central Labor Federation.
meeting to extend the organization.
Edward Patterson has resigned As Local Agent
for the Atlantic Coast ssamen's linton. In this
city. j. Frost has been elected to succeed him.
only when at work. but in the street.
Cigar Makers Union No. 30 enrolled nvc new
members this week and nvo nne,nrloyed mem
elected oct. IL The annual assessment for the
death hcncdt fund must be paid on Oct. 20.
only members holding the newly issued cards
Of the International Plano Makers Union are
shop report. sh6v that business is st.il worry ~ii,
and that a large number OF p~iano-makers see
TIL, Rhode island Central Labor linton. whose
Headquarters is In Providence. has a committee
a. work investigatins cases where workmen
other reason than being members OF labor oryani-
cations, These employers are to be sued for
damages.
from Branch 30 OF the International brotherhood of
Boiler Makers and Iron ship builders his sue.
Joseph McMullsn, who is acting as Walking
Delegate pro tam. has called a special meet
ing NJ the Branch.
1t has bcen shown by the Official statistics OF
Prussia that OF 1000 children born In families
whose income Is not mo's than NE per month:
G nj M,s ~ wSn"e fathers nns ysa earn ., a, " ieas, T So per |" month t;UytSS
the death rate under Ave years is only $50.
Credentials for representatives OF the German
Painters Union were laid over for one week by
carpcntsrs' strike on Sixty-sevcnth street and
Madison avenue against the employment OF non
union men was Terminated by discharginE the
objectionable men.
Charters were granted by tho United Brother
hooi a carprntc.. and Jo!ners to new local
Johns,own' The receipt. at General Secretary
=. ]. MrGulre's ono. were 81. OF. IS. and s.o57. Il
has been e%SpendSd Claims were approved to
The death Is announced OF Richard Howes, =
well known member OF the Custom Tailors'
Union. Al the last meeting resolutions favor
w \" li'i u NV hnl'h iluHhlt lispuT NOH-
ference for AN underground road to be built and
operated by, the city, were adopted and b. Gun
ming was elected delegate to the conference.
I.aborcrs' Union No. 3 hns elected these officers:
q. FrischmAnn. President; H.. Kahl, Vice -Presi-
dent; J. Knnz.lm,nn. Recording Secretary; W.
Treasurer: +. schmitt. Sergeant -at-Arms. Nicholas
Pan and 4 Krone. Trustees: J. Sprunk, 8. Eek
srti II; Schubert; AnI'i IN %m !, \" more
The United Wood Carvers' Association has at
present 400 members and 81, 75+, IS in the treasury.
yas 10 rs &C. r.s d !, q the wa. last .,n 1srSs month, ,, ysTe
days meeting NJ. Racine. the representative of
the wood carver Of Paris was present, seeking
Walking Delegate Dominick ConnauGhton
collected about $500 for initiation fees from
new members Of the I.aborers' Union Protective
Society last month. The organization. which Is
more prosperous than ever, has more than 5000
members at present. and in the treasures Of the
Twelve different local branches there are about
$40, 900.
charles wrInsrt 1. the new Secretary OF the
Architectural Iron; Workers Union; The other
L. G%ruschwi,a, Treasurer; Mrssrs, Moskowit,.
Peter and selmer, Auditors. Upon report OF
M wart," re has ns's S:s" nn wrs ,s for nn.f Gns , OF rs sGs
h'low the union scale. The initiation fee 10
now IS.
Tn. onccrr elected by Cigar Packers Union
i Ia; u 1.c s'fl I; n'90' Il. r%f Fc.a1Hsim e. r f 1'lsi
secretary; $, Nav, Corresponding Secretary. $.
Marmors,cln, Treasurer; q. Simon, Recording
- - . 90 Aiet' TH Nv ~ stnDtn-
land. Trustees: v, sceger. A. Zalen&s. W. schlos-
.r': Auditiag Committee: e. l.. Lindlau. u.
lleimerdinssr, strike Committee: J. Loeb, l..
S'hrage, Label Committee.
The International brotherhood Of Boiler Maker,
and Iron ship builders Un,ona Of the District OF
New York, comprising Nos. ID. 26. &c. 20 an
- VIII hold a Convention at Military Hall. ls3
linwery, to MORROW, for the purpose OF
elect'ns a Walking Delegate. The term OF once
viii be one year.
General Secretary P, J. Mcclure, OF the United
brotherhood Of Carpenters and Joiners, warns the
inembera OF his craft to stay away from the
following places, where the carpenters' trade ia
VERY. dull At present: lroukl,n and schenectady,
n Waierbnr!; 'onn New Kensington, Pa. /.
Cincinnati O.: Indianapolis and Logansport, Ind. :
iwhi''hT,x' S"n' Ehar''s,Tn " Va seds!l..
Orleans. la. Fort Worth. Tex. Detroit, Mich. y:
Helena, Mon, Little Rock. Ark. salt Lake
'ltv, Utah olympia and Seattle, Wash.
Mass meetings at Adelphi Hall. Fitty. second
street and broadway, and Aschenbroedci Hall, ltS
East Eighty-siNth street, will be held Tomorrow
At s and 40 T.. NJ, respectively. under the aus
pices OF the Peoples Singing Glasses. Frank
lects aud methods Of the enterprise. which has
dome Good ever since It was organized. The
clfsscs will open ut the halls in Cooper Union on
sunday, Oct Is. Particulars may be had Of
Charles II. Slower, 16 Forsyth street.
Thomas i. Connolly. Corresponding Secretary
OF Jersey city Boiler Makers Union. No. l6, re-.
ports that work In his trade is very dull In that
abandoned for the present, and ~hvn IL Will I've
resined 1t Is TO he simultaneously with that OF
boiler makers unions In Philadelphia, Delaware
and chester, as the employers In Jersey city say
they cannot compete with bosses in those cities
unlcs, the nine. hour day he granted there also
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