The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-15
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Children's Jacket makers are about to organize
National union.
The new Secretary of Taiors' Union No. Ia is
ID. +. Mahoney.
A label will he adopted by the Cigarette
Makers and Tobacco. Cutters Union in this city.
The label Of the Journeymen Bakers and
Confectioners' international Union has been In
dorsed by the Centra labor Union OF Erie. Pa.
julius Sommerfeld. OF the Joumeymen Tailors'
Prot ective and Benevolent union Is dead The
funeral takes place tomorrow at +. NJ. from
743 Third avenue.
The United Piece Working Tailors' Union has
about SOC members at present. who, At recent
meeting. voted for independent political action
of organized labor.
Two members Of Machine Wood Workers
Union No. IS employed at the shops of Bosses
Kiiian and Mcdowell met with accidents while
At work this week.
At its session yesterday the annual Conven-
tion Of the Coopers' International Union In
Milwaukee changed its constitution to the
effect that members must not belong 10 'he
militia.
Union painters belonging to Progressive
Unions Nos. / and 9 have been ordered , on
strike against the employment OF non ;sr ricn
men on job of Humboldt q son. NJ 'o'i'~
und BrOome streets.
Carpenters Union No. $40. Walking Dele
gate j. Halkett won two strikes Sro ms Nan ens
the Union has contributed $50.
Walking Delegate G; W. HoadSyi !, or =, Inc inc
two non.union men discharged this week, one
~ whom was employed at Abbcy's Theatre
while the other worked Tor H. ward Leonard
& Co.
General Secretary skefangton, OF the Inter,
! national Shoemakers' Union; has issued
to the smoys5S Ge n prompy met By
| a demand for higher wages.
Laundry workers unions desiring to send
delegates to the Indisnspolls Convention ior, which
National organization should communicate with
Miss Elizabeth Grim 27a South New Jersey
| street, Indianapolis, IND.
| Thirty OF the shirtmakers' who were locked
| out from the shop Of Boss Schostak have been
called back. but their union insists thai, every
one OF the locked out men be reinstated, and,
| therefore, work has not been resumed
| Delegates OF the Columbia Association, &c
| neva Association, Magnolia Associa tion, Cooks
and Pastry Cooks Society and nine branches
Snce met in conference at the Chimney Cor
ner. sixth avenue and Iwenty.siath street,
to improve the condition Of walters and bar
tenders In this city. The mistache question
| for "a public demons tration and parade early III
| October.
The Canada Federation Of labor is compose
Of lightweight local unions with about S,ooI
members; Al Us Songrrss' held IN month";,
that uniform school books be used through9ut
the DominiHn' and that compulsory arbitration
men BARRIERS Union No as follows; Julius
| Gabler, President: H. Baden. Nlce,iTeS'
| ident; II. Young. Secretary; +. Fried
rich, Treasurer; a. scidcl and, J.. Kuhn
Auditors: q, Mor,lhorst and J. Albcrts Trus
| tees The headquarters has been removed 10
I.ncoln Hall. where meetings are held every
Thursday evening.
John Quinn, Walking Delegate OF the Plas
| terers' IaborerI' Union. had several non. union
men discharged from n iob Of Contractor James
Donnelly, on Second avenue. near One Hun
dred and First street by simply telling Don
nelly that a strike would he ordered II he failed
to employ amy but union men.
As the Electrical Construction and Supply
Company is Cortlanit street. has Joined th'
Electrical Contractors Associn tion, the Board o
Walking Delegates has notified the Compan!
that the agreement OF the Hoard with the As
| socation relating to the employment OF unOI
men must be strictly lived up to.
Columbia Temple, the property, Of Typographi
cal Union No. 10l, situated on q street Wash
iBgtou. Is now valued at about So, 900, o
81 900 more than II cost the Union. Tn
temple Is the meeting place o. as many o
| accommodate.