The evening world., 1893-09-16
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR

FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR
Bster.' msss-msetins at Military Hail. 100
Bowery, this evening.
Cisar-Makers Union No. 100 reports that II
Ensineers'. Union No. has voted In favor Of
sfranging a demonstration OF the unemployed.
This week forty.two additional members Of
Cabinet. Makers Union No. have been laid
waiters' Alliance No.a Ia at present represented
In tho Central Labor Union by Delegate J. q.
ors.ni.er Henryot reports from philadelphia.
makers In Philadelphia.
Next Monday the Joumsymen Plumber, and
Gs:.Fitten Progressive Assoclstlon, nj, VII meet
About ninety families are supported by the
Relief Committee for the Unemployed appointed
b. the labor organizations OF Brownsville.
In Kansas City, Mo-. the boss brewers have
made an agreement with tho local Journey
men Brewers Union to abolish work on Sun
At next Sundays meeting the Brooklyn Cen
trial Labor Federation will consider a PROPOSE.
tioa to amalsanat, with the Brooklyn Central
Lahoe Union.
nom lie Central Labor Union BY the Phoenix
Labor Club Of Brassworkers, Adolph steidel was
elected In his place.
District Assembly 22o. X. Of L., miscella.
meetin. place OF the General Assembly from
Chicago to Phiiadelphia.
Walters Union No. 2. At this weeks meeting
Q motion to raise tn. boycott from all socnlled
pool beer will be discussed.
A recommendation from the Brotherhood Of
TallorS to Join the United Garment Workers
has been rejected by the Executive Board
Of Tsiiors' Progressive Union No. II.
Union has been removed to Columbia Hall. 1910
First avenue. where the regular meetings are
held every first Wednesday o. the month
Ten :, q the By Lot
Joined the Elevator Constructor Union last
week, making a total Of thirteen new members.
Wade. Fibre and Fabric; o,icial record Of
states that about one.balf OF the Knitting mills
sime. ~
sentatives from the Board Of walking Delegates
viii be required an Initiation fee Of $50 II they
union: rom constantly withdrawing and then
rejoining the Board.
The new odioers elected by the Architectural
John Creighton, President; II. Roach, Vice Pres
ident; NJ. Flanagan. Financial Secretary; Pat
fs1 coonS e. Ryan, u
W. sEahiiI. Sergeant-at-Arms.
For the purpose Of organizing . committee for
Wl r b. held under the auspices Of the Hudson
County Central labor Federation a. kesrler,s
Hall, Central avenue, jersey CITY heights this
evening.
This morning the Delegates Of United Wood:
Carvers' Association to the annual Convention Of
their iniernatiS1a orshn, s, lei, ,ets city
week.
Secretary zwenim. Of the international Cloak.
makers Union. has resigned and his successor
viii be elected next week. special committee
was appointed 70 confer with the United ,i He H..
brew Trades Union; whose central body The
Union propOaes to holm.
Carpenter Union No. 2al has condo mined the
action Of Walters Union No 2 and Bartender
esu ecu For next Monday a special meeting waa
called to elect walking deiegnte and to dis,
cuss a motion to withdraw from the brooklyn
Central Labor Federation.
In reply to a communication from walking
Delegate Hoadley the General Electric Gom'
Eo aA tISsa : ~ that they viii
oordance with the agreement With the Eiect hh,
cal mem employ hSSe o ON
Harry Miners Theatre. In Newark. N. j.. have
been discharged.
Piano Makers Union. states that trade is pick:
tnS up, as several factories resumed WORK
=. four and n,e days pc, wesh T1s Board
The reasons why lodges Nos. 4, q and 10 were
a,s.olysd: a. fo a,s. Of the members are trying
The Board of Walking Delegates and the
Board Of Delegates Of Building censtruci % !.
are At war with each Other and the former E, ha;
,sa ted Win Ss, &c latter ma are s%SSsd
declaring that they will not reoeds from their
a., Hs:,s: 'e''s ., the s Sso,enG IN
Iss;:Si, Tn, anss h, $'s. 4Ss,s
go, vios:Prssideai.j Phillip Strong: ssers!ary:
h.rhsr bs ss. to .Ss sa Goasen.on o. Of the
American Fedrnition OF Labor. The next Con
rentioo Is to be held in Toledo. o.
the unempaysd s.Id at the labor ,nf Issn 81
East Fourth street, the Executive COMMITTEE.
reported that the unemployed having evinccd
behalf, and as other evidence accumulated that
a public demonstntion would hardly be sue
uIea Demonstration. 1t was therefore re.
s s to ., await ds'slopments. and the con-
SIX Ribbon weavers' Union No /, has filed an
answer TO the eviction suits Of Steinhardt 4
arms tenement houses. stating that as the Arm
iocked-ont their employees they broke con,
pioymtnt. Sir: Wagner holds that non fiHm the
moment the lockout was proclaimed the en-.
Consequently. they should not now be evicted
s TEade i very dgl for ,ailCEs at Colorado
Ca, Bloomington. ILL.,, .Monmonth, ill.,, jackson
Ind, Wichita, Kan, st. Joseph. Mo-, Spring.
Meld, No.. jackson: Mich, Sew York city,
brooklyn, \. Y, Lincoln, Neb.. Akron, o..
Lima. o., Portland, Ore, Huntington, W. Va
Ia Crosse. Wis. Eau Claire. Wis. Barabnp
Wis, Spokane, Wash, Binghamton " Y. In
some Of these cities the tnilors are on strike
against a reduction OF wages.
The painters strike on the United States
steamer Marblehead. Thirteenth street and
East River. which was ordered by Walking
DELEGATE I'd. Mclaughlin. Of Progressive
Painters Union No. g, has been indorsed by the
Building Constructors Board OF Delegates. 1t
- expected that the trouble will be settled to-
day, as the Government has given the contract
for painting to Stephen Rogers, OF West street
who may be induced to abide by union rules.
There 10 trouble several new buildings In
course Of construction at Sixtyeighth street and
First avenue. as Contnctor Flood refuses to
discriminate against plasterers aniliated with
the Board Of Walking Delegates against whom
the Board Of DELEGATES OF building Constructors