The evening world., 1893-11-25
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

There will be a mass-meeting OF union bakers
at 1900 Avenue this evening.
The Sailmakers' Union has elected: Thomas
Wash. rrssldent: a. j. Williamson. Secretary.
For falling 10 paw their dues fifteen members
were suspended by Bakers Union No. last week.
BARRIERS Union No. 1oc is making arrangements
for its annual ball. which occurs on Wednesday
evening Dec. l3.
Cigar-Packcrs' Union No. 25i has taken legal
steps against manufacturer for using counter
felt union labels.
A woman walking delegate ordered a strike in
shoe factory at Midlcsboro. Mass. The strike
was lost.
Lowell. Mass. clergymen will aid the unem.
ployed by selling coal at wholesale rates ard
through other effective agencies.
For the beneht OF its unemployed members Car
penters Union No. 5l3 will give an entertainment
at "a East Fourth street. this evening.
stachelberE & Co.'S striking cigar maker. have
called a mass-meeting to be held at p. NJ, to-
day at 23 Spring street
Carpet weavers will strike at Kensington, Pa.
as their bosses propose to regulate" prices
downward.
Telesraph Company employees OF New York will
be held at Lyric Hall. Sixth avenue. near Forty
second street, on Dec. s.
The delegates OF the brotherhood OF Painters
and Decorators to the Convention OF the American
Federation OF Labor will be elected by the Chi
cago District Council OF the Brotherhood.
The annual ball OF the United Wood Carvers
association will take place at Clarendon Hall on
times a supper will not be served.
cigar-Makers' Union No. los enrolled seven new
still out OF employment. Six weeks ago the num-
her OF the unemployed was over fifty.
From Dec. the local organizations aniliated
With the United Garment Trades will he taxed
81 per month to defray the expenses of the central
body. On Sunday. Dec 10. a ass-meeting Is
! to be held at the ITALIA Theatre.
From Tuesday evening Nov. q, agitation meet
ings will be held by Federal Union No. 5573.
| A. +. OF L., chandelier makers, at Wlzig's Hall.
on East Fourth street. for the purpose OF thor
/ oughy organizing that trade.
| te-Cutters' Union No. s has elected Daniel
n"inl'u, President; John Brunye- Vice President
Edward Green. Treasurer; John sutter Secretary;
| John Rerkc. shop Steward; John Brunyes John
| Berke, Daniel Quinlan. Executive Committee.
At yesterdays meeting Of the Board Of Walk.
| Ing delegates the details OF the trial OF several
members for alleged conspiracy were again dis
| cussed. but the result Of the discussion Is not
| to be made public.
! Mosaic workers ard tilelayers have been ordered
on strike on the Jobs Of Contractor Mcleod, Nine.
! teenth street and Ninth avenue. The leaders OF
the strike Walking Delegates John p Boyle
and James q, Edwards
Waters Union No. | resolved last uIEht to
| recognize Dartenlers' Union No. l. and report the
| fact TO the Central Labor Federation. which
threatened TO suspend the walters for their differ
! cnces with the barkeepers.
! The question OF organizing a branch composed
OF cOnfectoners and cake bakers will be discussed
at special meeting by Bakers Union No. l to-
morrow. The annual masquerade ball OF the union
VIII take place Jan. 81
decrease OF the number Of unemployed mem.
hers is reported by Furniture Workers Union No.
| n, although trade is still very dull. This even
| Ing vote upon the candidates for delegate to the
| American Federation OF Labor is to be taken.
| In the future unions requesting the board OF
| Delegates OF Building Constructors 10 collect
wages from employers must submit the facts stated
In afndavits. to he sworn to by the respective
members motion TO that effect was adopted BY
the Board yesterday evening.
| Iron Mouldera Union No 3T7 has elected tbess
oticerS: Thomas o'Brien, President; Joseph
Bsyile, vice-Presldent: Robert X. Hlli. Cores,
rondng Secretary Joseph Grady. Recording secre
| tAry: George Dunlap Financial Secretary,
jeremiah shea, Treasurer; william Frazer Goa
ductor: Frank Dolal Doorkeeper.