The evening world., 1893-11-30
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Actors are organizing union Tor higher salaries
and better conditions IN Austria
The Novcr.l,ip PantmRkcrs' Union has ordered a
strike 1T a shop at 3S5 l'ond street.
Frank Ferguson has been elected Secretary OF
Local Union No. 23j, Of the brotherhood Of Paint
erS.
George brand III Avenue r. is the newly
elected Financial Secretary Of the New York
Workmen's Cremation Society
\ privately organized Charities Committee in
cincinnati Is giving employment at saving wood
TO hundreds OF unemployed people
The PlRs.erers' Union has won it's strike against
the employ mcnt Of non-union men on a job at
Fourth street and broadway.
Philadelphia manufacturers continue reducing
the wages Of their textile workers. although II
is conceded that trade is reviving In the textile
industry.
The Tie-I.ayers Union has closed Contractor
MrClaui's shops Eighteenth street and Ninth
avenue to It's members as MrClaud refuses to
abide by union rules.
delegates wald, IIrsrh and Wool have been
elected auditors by the United Hebrew Trades
Unions, and Delegates Lprman. Levin and Rosrn-
son were made members Of the Law Committee.
secretary A. Furrseth has been elected IN
represent tho National Soamcn's linton OF Amer
lea at the coming Convention NJ the American
Federation OF Lahur.
The newly elected officers Of the Filled rlatc-
Glass Workers, International Union are: 4. W.
Paulson President Thomas Lcyland Vce-rresi-
dent; G. %. Woods. secretary Thomas WOOD.
Treasurer
In fn'herancc Of the csrly-closnG movcment.
inc DrN 'inodS statesmen Association hNld y mass
meeting at Progress Hall Third avenue, between
Fifty -nrst and Fifty- second streets, last might.
II denied by the board Of Walking nele-
gates that on-nn'on men we're employed on job
working there are members of unions afhtafed
with the Board.
A branch Of the American Railway Union Vas
recently organized At Minneapolis. President Dcbs
is still in the South. organizing local branches.
H.. Is expected TO arrive in this city the middle OF
next month.
ono ~ the few labor organizations holding meet
ines tonight is the NTH division ~ the l.aborers
rion Protective SocietI, whose President Is David
connouBhton. Firemen's MON No. ~ holds spe-
cal meeting tonight TO elect new SECRETARY
In the colony Of New South Wales. Australia,
the Labor party is actively preparing for the
next campaign. Lecturers arc being sent out and
stacks Of literature are being distributed Sydney
has a daily labor paper the Daily Post cstsb-
lished owned and conducted by members Of labor
unions
Federal Union No s3si A r. Of IT,. sheet
and plate siaSiers. has elected, Lewis Manasia
President l.. Albert. Nice-President: 4. Cantor.
corresponding Secretary; l.. Levitt Financial Sc,
20 Orchard street every first and third Sunday OF
the month.
The ofrccrs elected by .Icnrncymen llorscshocrs'
Union No. arc: Richard Kirwin President
Peter Doan. Vice President: H. Ford Financial
Secretary; H. Hamilton Assistant Financial Sec
Hughes. Corresponding Secretary: j. Monaghan
and ~ Murphy sergeants-at-Arms. On Dec.
the Union will have its annual ball.
Labor unions in New Jersey arc advocating a
movement to demand OF the Legislature Of that
state that ntiatory steps be taken to have United
States Senators elected by popular vote. State
Comm las oner Of Arbitration j. p. Mcdonnell IL
one OF tho prime movers in the matter.
| \ request OF tho United Hebrew Trades Unions
Of Philadelphia IN the central body OF the United
! Hebrew Trades Unions, Of This city. to send ag
tators through the country to organize Hebrew
wOrkmcn wherever found. has been declined with
the explanation that there funds at pres
ent to carry out tho proposition.
! At ycTtcrtlay's meeting of tho Tnard of Dele
gates Of Building Constructors II reported
! by Walking Delegate k6CChoc that he succeeded
in collecting about 81. 800 du" to members Of tn,
New York Trainers Union for work job
lsip l.. The Board declined TO assist Iror
Mouldcrs' MON No. %. who wanted strike t.
he ordered building at Twenty second street
Tenth avenue. stating that the moulder
have never assisted any building trades strikes.
/ II was reported a; Yesterdays meeting OF tn
/ Building TraHes Section Of the Central Labo
| Union that the firm Of Shade Bros, is employing
mont union plumbers and cabinet makers at build
| ing at Thirteenth street and Third avenue |
! was said that the plumbers working there holt
b cards Of labor organization. but it is not bona
AIDE. The Secretary was instructed to notify Shad
Bros that effect. The men say they belong
to Plumbers Union No. and Cabinet Makers
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