The evening world., 1893-11-02
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

The flouscsnithS' Union. Of Boston. has In
dors'd the label OF the United Garment WORKERS,
lanes Gillian, Walking Delegate OF the Slate
to serve for the nest six months.
George Rinchart Is the newly elected secrc-
tary OF the Cartmen'S Protective Union, and
Timothy OLeary was chosen as corrrEpondlng
Secretary.
Upon request OF Delegate TAYLOR. OF the Brick
%handlers' Union. the Hoard OF Delegates OF build
Ing Constructors yesterday appointed a %committrc
barges, to employ uuion men.
George schillinger, Delegate Of the United Ar
tiihriai stone. Wotke-s' Unions. was admitted to
credentials Of the German House Painters Union
were laid ovcr for another month.
This week Cigar Makers Union No. 90 en-
permission to strike was granted. The strikes
At III. shop. OF s%ilverthau & Co, Henry Mueller.
and staohelberg & -. we're also Endorsed.
A the prnprietors Of the Arnot Steam Stone
WORKS. Hoboken. ~. j.. have fallen out with some
other members Of the Freestone Cutters Associa-
ton. the Iirownstnne Cutters Union. which has
an agreement with the Association, has ordered It's
members on strike at the Nrnot yari.
4 special committee was arpolnted nv the
hoard OF DaleEatos OF Building Constructors yes
,,erday TO inreStlrnte the Causes Of tn" accident
by which Alexander srhinarl, Of the Architectural
Iron WorkorT Union. lost his LIE on a new build
Ing at Gouverneur street and East broadway.
Walters Alliance No. . has elected the follow
Ing officers: Financial Secretary and Walking
Delegate and Mnrs;er Il tn" L 7bnr Bureau Robert
" lNAl Wv sllFu1tl \. n HI .
Treasurer. William Campbell; Trustees. Joseph
Mar'ines. Edward Morgan. I'd Mermicr, Auditors.
losn Arm,nh' Peter Cries John T Rohan; Dele
John Noanan. John T. Ilohaa: Delegates to the
Central Labor Union. John T. RohNn Robert
winston. Robert Winston has been coaching the
Syracuse unIversity football team for the past
two months, and John T, Roman remains Walking
Dclegate and Manager Of the Labor bureau until
Mr.. Winston returns. The Union has about 800
members In good standing.
1t was reported by Delegate Cooper. at yr,ter-
DAYS meeting Of the board Of Delegates Of build
ing Construc,oeS that the strike ordered on the
new building nj the Vet, rams club. FIty-eiEhth
stree, and Flfth avenue, by the board OF Walking
Delegates. did not hlva the desired eject. as the
members OF Painters and Decorators Union No.
lfi hsh not been discharged. but were only trans
terred tr some othe- joL by Contractor Armstrong
The Tin and Shcet.lrnn Workers Union yester-
day notified all bosses in their trade that strlker
would he ordered on any jobs where members Of
the Cornicc and SkyliEht Makers Union are I'm
ploved, ard the latter 17tIhed the EMPLOYERS over
whose shops the C1rnire and Skyliaht Makers
Union has Jurisdiction that they will strike unless
the lin and sheet-iron workers br discharged. The
cornic"- makers viii he assisted in this fight by the
Framers' and Architectural Iron Workers Unions.
James J, Daily, ~ tho Eneaustlc Tile-Layers'
Union, proposed amendments to the constitution
Of the building Trades Section Of the Central
Labor Union. The amendments were TO the effect
that the Section should have permanent executive
officers. a fund OF its own and an oriCer to guard
IT. Delegate lRly said that the Section had
only a ghost OF tho prestige 1t formerly had.
aud that there were no pcrsons empowered to
devote their attention exclusively TO the welfare
and progress Of the body The BOARD Of Walk;
ing Delegates, said Delegate DAILY, had usurped
the functions Of the Sections, The Board, he said,
was merely an executive boly and the Section
a legislative body. While the Board sL'n!'
organize and -rder strikes, the Section should
devote It's attention 10 the settling ot differences
between unions aad for the discussion. OF the
condition OF organized labor in general. Dele
cato jerome Sell declared that all labor or
Eanigations IN tn" country were affected like the
Section. The cause " this. he said. was the
general business stagnation. Delegate DAILY
amendments were referred TO the Central Labor
Union.