The evening world., 1893-09-21
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

new local assemblies In Ohio lately.
Prssldent J. r. Brown has called a meeting Of
'Longshoremen's Union No. for this evening
In Persia. when a railroad kills a man tho
natives pull up the track for miles and boycott
the trains.
Upon request OF President Gompers. Mr.. Edward
King has gone to Gloversvlle. n. Y. to make an
attempt to settle the strike OF the glovemakers
Journeymen Brewers Union No. 10 has given
$50 TO the locked-out cabinet makers OF Cincinnati
At General Secretary Kurzsnknabe's once the
receipts for dues from local brewers unions last
week amounted to 3b?260
. Ia Providence. r. L.. an inspector of plumbing
has been appointed, who says that union men are
far more efficient than non-union men.
.iissrdrIysrs' Union No: l gained four new mem
peis TINS ~sek. The Union will attend the nag
dedication Of the Socialists at the Grand Central
Palace In body.
The building Trades Section OF the Central
ir sSor wnon sssysd and srraSn.s
80 Martin Gagel Is the delegate.
Asscmblyman Cornelius Haley. who IL a mem
Der Of Iron Moulders Union No. liz. Utica, N.
V. has presented that organization with a beau
tiful stand OF coors.
John Logan has been elected Master OF Har-
lem River Lodge No. IL. Swtchmen's Mutual
liz J. NJ. Maher
sculptors are working for 90 cents per day OF
ten hours in Milan. Italy; young artists mo 20
to Italy to study are satisfied to receive 20 cents
per day.
bers' International Union liz a large pasteboard
card showing In It's centre the American eagle.
surrounded by the seals OF the International and
the respective local union. and the inscription
Union Shop
Local Assembly 1871. Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
er., has not been much worried over the present
Industrial depression. All It's members have been
working steady all summer. business has been
brisk and the local Is In excellent condition.
The Building Trades Section OF the Central La
Dor Union yesterday suspended the Manhattan
Lodge OF PlAaterprA account OF Its n pa
to the Central Labor Union and the non attend
ance Of the delegates.
Henry Psin, Thomas Finn and f. Brueckman
spoke at yesterdays mass meeting OF BRASS
workers held at si2 West Forty. second street
which was largely attended. Several new mem
beers Joined the different unions AFFILIATED with the
brass Workers Trade Council.
The Jnurneymen Tallors' Protective and Benev-
client Union decided yesterday to drop the In
the complaint made appeared to be uniounded
For the relief Of the unemployed the Union col.
lected $3.50, 20.
by the International Metal Workers Congress-
OF Information and Correspondence has been
created In that city for all metal workers
be received and communicated from and to ali
me'al-~orkers unions In the different countries
DELEGATE Charles W. Hoadiey. OF L. U. No
> g. ElectIlcal. Workers, reported to the building
races section Yesterday that Dodge 4 Co., OF
ssctTe.l xrevorIer. a, their ss" York ounce.
mined TO force the Company to come to terms
Nominations for officers arc to be made BY
mo shops and districts under the Jurisdiction Of
the result must be reported to the board OF Sm
nervision on or before Sept &C. To len unem-
p'oyed members relief was given this week.
., tpon The request Of Delegate James J. DAILY.
Section OF the Central Labor Union yesterday
adopted resolutions denouncing an editorial In
steam and Sail. which stated In substance that
the strict enforcement OF the Contract Labor
law BY the oficials at Ellis Island was merely
piece OF political demagoKuery'
uonai Union shows that twen,y-one charters
were Issued to new unions during the past six
months Twelve unions have disbanded. and
three unions have suspended. There are in eoyi
standing 3ll unions. There are two unions on q
strike No. IS OF Lowell. Mass. and No. 10,
q So-, r,.co' n ~ Trade Is reported dull, the
suffered The most. The East is holding up pretty
well There are 81 1876 members in good stand
Ing In tho subordinate unions.
II was reported at Yesterdays Meeting OF ths
MuildihE Trades Section OF the Central Labor
Union that the strike at the Union Square Thea
tire had been satisfactorily settled. The demand.
OF the painters, decorators. stage Employ ees and
others employed IN the theatre have been granted
IN every particular The successful ending Of
Arbitration Committees OF the Central Labor
Union and the Board OF Walking Delegates
District Assembly No T. X o. L., ST. Lou.s.
has suspended the local assemblies OF brewers,
herrdriNers and hremen under its Jurisdiction. for
naradine With the Trades and Labor Union on
Labor Day. There were two parades in ST
LOUIS one q! the open unions and the other Of
70" Knights Of Labor The brewers tried to hav,
them Join In one grand demonstration. which the
open unions favored, white the knights declined
II Was for his reason that the brewers Assem-.
hles marched with the unions.
Delegate William T. u Brlen. Of "a, Granite.
cutters Union rendered an instructive A.d inter.
tstng report 10 the Building Trades Sec, on Of
the Central Labor unon OF the Unions victory
IN securing the conviction OF Banker Bsrilote OF
Mulberry street charged with running an EN-,
ployment agency without a license The UDior
mad attempted to convict the banker NJ yiolating
Nc contract Labor law, but the evidence VA,
defective. The evidence produced however viii
graiiun Commissioner
N''i week cabinet Makers Irinn W. vii
dl'cp's \ ptapn',',un to luIn The Hoard Of lei
,ch'', 'i EUiidiur CONSTR. tors. This week re-
d".i"nS ~ wages w't" prevented 40 tro shop
Two mtMhrr' Nor" compelled 10 stop work q
uuIore having claimed that their memhcrs yrrt
entitled TO u" Job. hut ruion 30 oon'nrd
that us members abide by the rules of the car
nrnirra aud they think II IS wrong Tor the car
reniciS 10 interfere with them The Union far
ih'r states that none Of It's members has bcei
"Jrfi1g at tho now Post Once on Forty .to,l.tl
street and Lexington avenue. The delegates II
the conference Tor tho relief Of tho uncmployc,
have been withdraw.
The Tin snd Sheet iron Workers tnor r.,
ported N III" Building Trades Section N tho Cen
'Tal I.a6o' r0D Yesterday. that the firm Of Ia,
psrTu"t Hunt Mpnc.Sc g. aul A. Woosic
street, has N-'ti~i The 'iurrcurvs VIA &c. tu
anu shcci'iton workers, and agrees hereafter 4
nWpy' non" bat union w"u. Tho delegates o
tie InOn reported Hlso hat ,hs Ce.msn FRAN
lob " Contractor Kelly OnV Hundred an
Thlrty-siNih street between I.enox and Seyent