The evening world., 1893-10-16
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

The Cioskmsk.rs' Union enrolled thirty i've new
members last week.
National Trade ASS ,mbly 1875, X. ot L.. ma
chinery constructors. opened Its annual session
In Newark, n. j., this morning.
Adolph Jsblinowsky. OF Cigar. Makers Union No.
30, will speak at a mass meeting OF the So
ciaiists In Bufalo this evening.
The brotherhood Of Tsiinrs organized several
shops last week, thereby gaining thirty new mem
beers. They are having trouble with l.. Lipman
4 Son.
Cigar. Maker. are on strike at stachelbcre's
shop. South Fifth avenue They say that thel,
right.
Walking Delegate wcstcnberser ordered a strike
OF architectural iron. workers against the employ
ment OF nor. union men at boss Steuhcn's shop.
stanton and Mangin streets, this morning.
Tho strike ordered bp President smith, Of tho
American Flint Glass Workers Union, Is the
first In that trade for the last seven years, and
II involves about 500 throughout the country.
Tho building Trades Council OF boston has
notified several unions In this city that me Cnnn.
restaurants, as reported.
A delegate OF fskors' Union No. s was refused
admission TO the BROOKLYN Central Labor Union
YESTERDAY. bee ause he Is neither y citizen nor has
he declared his Intention OF becoming ono.
A motion to contribute $40 to the campaign
fund Of the Socialist Labor Party was referred TO
a vote OF the aniiated unions by the Central Labor
Federation yesterday.
The Surgical Instrument Makers Union sent
two deieEates to the Socialist Labor Federation
YESTERDAY. The Fur Dressers' Union is discussing
the advlsabillty OF Joining the body.
TN enty-scven boss trainers have signed IN.
annual contract Of the Williamsburg Trainers
Union, while eleven have refused. strikes will
probably be ordered on the Jobs of the latter.
Alfred Tennv Ia the new delegate Of the United
wood Ccrvers' Association to the Central Labor
Union, succeeding Frank W. Baimes. who has ro-
signed.
A motion to indorsc resolutions OF the Anti
Chinese League demanding that the immigration
OF Cinnamon be strictly prohibited. was tabled by
tn Central Labor Federation yesterday.
It was resolved by the Central Labor Federation
yesterday to attend the Gag dedication Of the go
cialist I.ai or party at the Grand Central Palace.
next Saturday evening.
Ar agreement has been signed by the Marilna
and Drown-stone Workers and Ned -Rubbers' Union
with tho Master Free-stone Cutters Association
providing for 81. so to 50, SO per day for journey
ren and 81 for helpers.
the Central Labor Federation yesterday from
Walters Union No. I. Cloth Hat and Cap Opera
tors Union. United MachInists' Union No. .;
Cooke Alliance No. 81.
Adolph strasser. .ex-President Of the Cigar
Makers International Union, attended Yesterdays
a guest. lie Is investigsting the financial ac-
counts OF several of the local cigar makers
unions.
Flint Glass Workers Union No. co has elected
Henry Ebeling. President; Martin Clark, Vice
President: John ~Thalman. Recording Secretary:
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lam Frazier. Trustees.
Delegate Brewer. OF the shoemakers. moved
at Yesterdays meeting OF the Brooklyn Central
Labor Union to indorsc the nominees OF the
Socialist Labor marty for delegates to the state
Constitutional Convention. The motion was
voted down.
notified the German Engineers Union OF brook
iyn that it's members will no longer he considered
as belonging to u bona nde lalor organization.
Wood workers are on strike In st. Louis agains,
! Few shop rules, which, by resolution. the ST.
Louis building Trades Council has declared to
be 80 tyrannical that no Intelligent or free man
could comply with them.
Pnul s%chnrike, has been elected Recording Sec.
rotary Of Branch No. ! OF the International Pl-
ano- Makers Union. The Executive Committee
unions to avoid differences Ia regard to plano.
makers working In. buildings. Ten members
who are ont OF employment had their dues re-
nitted.
The United Trades Unions. which w,?- recently
formed by Joseph Barondess and others opposed
for admission to the Central Labor linton yester-
day. The APPLICATION was referred to the organ
izing Committee.
I Saturdays meeting CT the Garment Workers
against j.. Sewmark. 1874 Boerum street. Brook
Ign. and Hackett.' carhart & Co. Rrosdway and
labor. Jacob Latter and NJ. Levin were elected
delegates TO the Constitutional Convention confer
ence.
Newspaper Printers Union No. I reported I,
the Central Labor Federation yesterday that tw,
Of Its members had been discharged from III.
hto9S!yn tre,r prssse and that u member Of the
engaged to do the work OF the two. The matte
was referred to the General Executive Board oil
INC Central Labor Federation Of New York. and
vicinity.
Cement Laborers' Union No. 1 has elected
Joseph schmidt President: Andrew Dunleavy,
August ktukowsky.. Financial secretary: Philip
k ii1 Treasurer; A; wittskind. Assistant rinan.
Cathor, j. vogsi, Ii, Moeslin. Auditors: petei
Cathor. Joseph Schmidt. W. Carroll. Delegates Il
the Cement. Workers General Council; several
members who went to work on Jobs where strikes
had been ordered have been expelled.
A communication from the General Convention
OF the Trade and Labor Unions OF New York city,
Inviting the Central Labor Union to take part In
the movement for elsctinE labor delegates to the
State Constitutional Convention. was taken from
the table by, the C. l.: L. Yesterday. and after
some discussion 1t was decided to await the re,
ports OF the affiliated unions next Sunday, when
the matter will be finally settled.
Eccentric Association OF Engineers No. l com.
planned to the Central Labor Union yesterday
that. In spite OF an agreement with the manager
was employed at hat theatre. 1t was eSpIained
that the engineer in question was a member Of
an organization whose constitution prohibits It's
members from going on strike. and that Il. there
fore. could not be considered to be a bona fie
labor organization. The Arbitration
was instructed. to again coufer with the manager
and report the result next Sunday.
Thoams classy. q member Of the Legislative
Assembly OF Queensland. to which he was elected
by tho organized workmen in that colony, was in
this city yesterday. Mr.. Classy Is travelling for
his health. He has attended labor meetings in
San Francisco. Denver, Chicago and in this city.
and last night LEFT for noston. He also visited tho
headquarters If the American Federation OF Labor
and Of the Knights Of Labor. but he said this,
American workmen could not teach the Aus
tralians much as far as the trades unions and the
political movements are concerned. as their unions
were stronger. comparatively. than those In this
advanced than vorkmen In this country, as they
have elected nearly 100 representatives to the dif-
ferent colonial parlisments.
The Non. intercourse Committee Of the Contra
Labor Union reported at yesterdays meeting o
that body that the boycotts against certain hall
and places Of entertainment. as well as agains
several printing ofaces. or employing non -unioI
walters AID non-union pressmen, have not beer