The evening world., 1893-12-23
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

The Brooklyn House Painters Union will elect
new officers Wednesday. Jan. ..
Five members were dropped from the roll OF
the United Wood Caryers' Association yesterday.
To a needy member s25 was loaned.
During the last four weeks the International
Typographical Union took In for receipts s.. s5s sc.
and the expenditures amounted to s.. 1859. rs. There
is a balance in the Treasury of $50, 0l4.lS.
In many parts Of the country employers now
adays advertise for workers whom they will give
food and shelter. but no wages. and thousands
are only too willing to accept. as they are freez-
ing and hungry.
Walters struck las. night at the Cafe Central.
Fifth street and Second avenue. against tn EN-.
ployment Of a suspended member OF Waters
Alliance No. -.
Miss Jennie Kalaher will represent the Lady
Gotham Association OF Shirt Operators and Laun-
dry Workers at thu annual session Of the New
York Congress Of District and Local Assemblies OF
the Knights of Labor.
At least sixty labor organizations had Christ
mas and New Year entertainments last year.
This year it is not known that any such entertain
ments are being held. There is no money In the
pockets OF workingmcn for entertainments now
adays.
Horscshoers' Union No. s has elected the follow
ing officers: J. j. Ilassett. President: J. C. CAL
Ian. Vice. President; T. Mccarthy. Recording Sec
rotary. J. Farrey, Financial Secretary; NJ. c.
Denny, Treasurer; J. O'Brien. Sergeant-at-Arns;
=. $. ouigley. J. Costello. J. Milne, Trustees.
Delegates to the Convention of the New York
s sisse Msters rn, on s Eo' 20 % on s ,G Ss t'e peS' a o.
The shops and districts were requested to make
nominations for a Treasurer next Saturday.
AG o15pHnt' PLe,, Sn,Gn W 10; G, g s,,a has elected! Hisstprei /:
dent; c. E. McFillen, Recording Secretary: a.
Smith, Financial Secretary; r. l.. Herhold.
Warden; o. Olsen. Trustee; S. p. zerkel. A. ].
seifert, L. C. Heron. Auditors.
Grievances were laid before the heads Of the
Departments OF Fire and Public Works by
officers OF the local horse -shoers' unions yesterday
and promises were made to remedy the evils
hOTspa pnpd nv the city are EhOd nv non union
men.
The officers elected by the Brotherhood of Rail;
road TrI,n%snt are; 8; Tilf nrnSn GraSd
Newman. Vice-Grand Masters: W. A. Sheahan.
Grand secretary.Treasprsr; R: pod%an. s. s s.
r. Dodge. W. +. Bowen, Executive Board.
Contractor G. c. Brown sent a Communication
to the Board OF Delegates OF Building CONSTITUTE
tween him and Cabinet Makers Union No. I
will be submitted to the Furniture Manufacturers
Association next week, as the Association had
shop Of Potter & Stymus.
Seventy-fve painters went on strike yesterday
on the Millionaires' Club house, Sixtieth street
to employ painters instead OF varnishers, who, the
painters insisted, were Infringing upon their
work, while the varnishers maintained that II be-
longed to them. After a conference with Hedden
the matter was settled in favor OF the painters,
who then resumed work.
General President Henry II. Trenor, OF the
United brotherhood OF Carpenters and Joiners.
has succeeded in his agitation for eight hours
on Staten Island. where the carpenters and other
their united demand for the eight hour workday
on May /, 1894. They will also ask for a better
apprenticeship system than now exists.
Local Assembly 9.lli. X. of L., Hack Drivers.
at its meeting tomorrow will discuss a demand
to be made to the Board OF Aldermen that all
the custom now being that large employers hold
the licenses for some Of their men only. William
MacNair the business agent OF the Assembly is
IL IN ttnnu tn IA nv ,ln,
bureau for the members.
The New York Letter-Carriers' Association needs
5000 more to pay for The statue OF S. S. Cox.
on account. Subscription lists have been distrib-
uted calling for contributions OF so cents each
from the members OF the Association and their
friends. The Association Is represented In ID. A.
~, X. of l..
Dennis Kavanagh has been reelected Walking
Delegate OF the local unions Of the United Order
Of American Carpenters and Joiners in this city.
The new Walking Delegate of Local Assembly
?,sss, X. OF l.. Painters, is William Hallenbeck.
The Enterprise Association OF Steamftters will
elect a Walking Delegate and other oHcers on
Monday. Jan g.. while the Elevator Constructors
Union has Its election OF a Walking Delegate this
o ening.
About 400 members OF the Electrical Workers
Union No. 3 have organized an Electrical Work
ets' University Extension Club for the purpose of
attending a course OF ten lectures. the first of
which will be delivered at the Cooper Institute
on the evening Of Jan, Is, The officers OF the
Vice. President; C. II. Hines, Secretary; l.. j.
Kelly, Treasurer; T. E. Alexander, Librarian.
Henry White. Secretary Of the Clothing Cutters
Harmony Committee. has issued a call for a spe-
cial meeting Of the X. Of l.. and A. +. OF l..
clothing cutters organizations OF this city and
vicinity at Clarendon Hall this evening TO receive
the report OF the Committee, which will recon-
mend that the organizations amalgamate. Only
members who were In good standing at the time
OF the lockout Will be admitted,
Local Assembly 1883. X. OF L.. tile-layers'
helpers, elects: W. II. Farley, Master Workman;
4. j. Milligan;, Worthy. Foreman; NJ, Murphy,
Inspector; w. F. Connolly. Recording Secretary
", jr, Treasurer; l." Kistel, Almoner: J. Noble,
Statistician; G. Durnier, Guide J, Mooney and
J. Grobhan, S%entinels; II, Brown, Judge J. bar
ragh, J~udge-Advocate; j, Fitzgerald, Clerk j.
Noble, Trustee; VI. brennan, J. Noble, NJ. Muir.
ply. w. II. stevenson, J. Monchton. Executive
Board.
Mrs. Linnie Grimm, Charles Sotheran and Edward
llsnkler we're elected yesterday by Local Assem-
bly, l,563, X. Of L., to represent that Organization
In the Conference Of delegates OF labor OrganiZa-
lions 10 meet next Thursday evening at 26 Delan.
Cey street to organize u demonstration for The
unemployed. The delegates were Instructed 10
point ont that even II $40, 600 were appropriated biz
the city and state authorities very little would
be accomplished for the 100. 900 unemployed in This
city, Yet the delegates are to ca-operate with
the Conference and agitate for a biz parade oi
the unemployed, IN march through the streets nj
the east aide to city Hall. and demand that some,
thing be done for them by the authorities.