The evening world., 1893-12-02
IN The WORLD OF LABOR.

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Cigar Makers Union No. 1876 collected s1se.H
last week to relieve Its unemployed members.
About 5000 was collected by the Fall Rive
spinners for the unemployed in their city.
A cooperative bakery has been established BY
FOLD at cost price.
For the benefit OF its unemployed menberA.
Machinists' Union No. 233 will give an evening
entertainment on Friday. Dec. 8.
BERNARD Konen is the candidate OF Furniture
Workers Union No. S for delegate OF the Interna-
tional Furniture Workers Union to the Convention
Of the American Federation OF Labor.
Upon motion OF Delegate Mclaughlin the Board
Of Delegates OF Building Constructors resolved yes
terday to publish a statement explaining Its DIFF.
ferences with the Board Of Walking Delegates.
An entertainment viii be given by the SILK.
Ribbon Viewers Union for the benefit OF It's men,
bers locked out from Manufacturer steinhardts
shop at the Nest Side Labor Lyceum. $40 West
Forty-second street, this evening.
pyers' Progressive Union No. / gained twenty
new members this week. The newly elected ON
GERS are; Louis Clodi, President; Frederick Fox.
Vice-President: Paul Beilfuss, Recording secrs-
tary: John Mahe!in. Treasurer.
~s ".sari l %aE'n Unions is , .; Il. in 9g,E two cite.
national Union are established: the condition Of
the trade is fair" In forty cities. and 1t Is dull
In POS.
Secretary Hugo Miller. Who will represent the
German-American Topographic at the Conyentioa
~ the American Federation OF Labor. has received
instructions To vote for independent political
action.
-T.uNlI' W Lodge, NO.. 1874. OF the brotherhood
y RaiIroad Trainmen, has elected these %oriesrs:
u: L; Fleming Master: c. a. l~iayland, s2i East
H mar,i In"n Sanav and T ~, street; Secretary;
forty-fourth street, Financier: James Masuirs.
Agent.
Walters unions not AFFILIATED either with the
Labor viii no longer be Considered az bona fds
labor organizations BY the Hotel and Restaurant
Employees IOca! Joint Executive Board In this
city.
The locked-out brewery workmen OF st. Louis
are Importing beer by the carload, and they say
customer Of the Union, whose Officers are man.
aging the business OF importation and distribution.
After Jan, ! the death benent Of the brotherhood
i1ation has now 5s5 local lodges, with about 10000
members. The sum total paid for benefits during
the last ten years is 81, 242.1 1856.
A strike was ordered by Walking Delegate
Kaechele. OF the Trainers Union. yesterday on
Boss Henry Meissner's job at Central 1slip for
violation OF the weekly payment rule; also, be.
cause Meissner proposed to pay not more than u
per day.
The Central Labor Union OF Cleveland has made
arrangements FOL. a series OF public meetings 10
different parts Of that city. with a view Of having
discussions with clergymen upon the labor and
social questions Of the day,
TIE union carpet wcavers OF Philadelphia have
agreed upon 4 new scale Of wages. which is higher
han that proposed by the manufacturers. '1hpe
firms have conceded the demands Of the Union, and
strikes are expected In the factories of the Others
one OF the members Of Painters and Decorator
Union No. 1Gl was discharged from the new
building Of the Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY
because members Of the Operative Painters Union.
to which he formerly belonged. refused to worn
with him unless he paid a fine OF $50 that ha
been imposed upbn him.
PumorS that members OF the Manhattan Lodge
Of JN rheymen pias'erers hal been rep acei by n'n'
union men on a job al Fourth street and Broad.
wa. and tina, members OF the Trainers en,oa
were working on a Job struck by the Brickhaha,
lers' Union, were Investigated by a committee Of
the Board OF Delegates OF building Constructors
yesterday and found to be untrue.
/ Ato, ,ntaa nrnhaetra ulll riya
three concerts beginning early in January: Mons
Of the members Of the orchestra VIII receive an!
purpose Of the orchestra is to show that there y
talent enough among native musicisns to rennet
any music and that II is not necessary to import
musicians to have satisfactory orchestral per-
formances.
George II. Guntner has received a majority vote
from Custom varnishers and P%olishers,, Union No
70 for delegate OF the International Fnrnl'urs
Workers Union TO the American Federation OF
Labor. Two members who were accused OF having
found guilty. and one Of them was fined $50 ana
the other SIS. Both will stand suspended I'M"
the hne has been paid in fun.
An interesting object is the savsl o. the Char.
man who annually presides over the Illinois sn.s
Federation of Labor. 1t was made. In part TOE
tss 9arpeI at OF H 2 rsse Sap' zach s sDd Of he savsi
proper Is bound with a circle OF steel from ms
rife barrel, and the handle consists OF WOO
taken, so they say. from tho tree under Wh"n
Major Andre was captured.
The trin, OF the walking delegates who are
charged with conspiracy to deprive owen OCon-
nell OF any opportunity to make a living was
postponed until next Friday at the Jefferson
Market Police Court by Justice Koch YESTERDAY
afternoon. The Board Of Walking DELEGATES
thereupon held a meeting considering what further
steps to take in the matter. They will continue
their deliberations at 6 special meeting to %
held next Monday.
Five delegates are to be elected by Plumbers,
Union No. 2 to the Convention OF the Plumber.
Unions OF tho State OF New York. to be helS
at Utica next month. Candldates are: Jeremiah
Murphy. j. A. Lee, d. Hurley, p. NeinsheimeI'
f.. Grimm. J. Crowley, J. J. Aloorn. J. Mckenna'
n. Curry. r. Ehrhardt, F. Lazett, D.. r. Mcbride
]. Reppinser. W. Taylor. II. .cunningham; I;
Dunn. II. johnson. The union has approved o.
the new agreement with the Master Plumpes
Association, and the latter 10 to Iatify the terms
OF the agreement next Tuesday.
william eastman, OF the Journeymsn Tailor
Protectiye and Benevolent Union . deaa. anu
his family will receive the full death beneh.;
Next Wednesday two members are 10 be nomInsts'
for vacancies on the National Executive eoaru'
Next Tuesday the quarterly meeting OF the mem.
bers participating IN the sick benefit fund VIII %
held. Motions from the shoe meetings Of Cooper
& Jarvis and Treadwell, slote & Co. to rlth,
draw from the National organization have eeea
tabled. A special committe was appointed 70
| review the appeal OF Molloy'a shop mssuAs
In the csse OF member SandberG