The evening world., 1893-10-28
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

The MaChlnists' Benevolent Society celebrates
Its twenty-hfth anniversary at the Lexington
Opera-House this evening.
Division $50. OF the Brotherhood OF M
Engineers, elected f. ?. Olson. Chief Engineer.
d. W. Pond, Assistant Engineer; A, Il, Smith,
Secretary.
The headquarters OF Cigar Packers Union No,
?5l has been removed to 1422 Second avenue,
This week the bue label Was granted to three
manufacturers.
In Vernon, organized labor has nominated a
number OF candidates for the state Legislature.
The rpholsterers' Union will have an entertain
ment at Ga East Fourth street this evening.
The newly organized Pantsmakers Union will
have a special meeting at 81 Delaney street this
atternono.
Local Assembly $500. X. OF L.. will hereafter
meet at LOG Boerum street, brooklyn. every first
and third Friday evening OF the month.
Amendments to the bylaws OF the building
Trades section of the Central Labor Union will be
presented ut Its next regular meeting by J. J.
DAILY. representative OF the Tile-Layers Union.
In some OF the shops under the jurisdiction of
meetings have not been held OF late. and the
shop delegates will he held responsible II these
Irregularities continue. Death beneht NO, Oh Will
be due Nov, 90.
The w~hc,lwrtghts and nlacksmlths' Union has
elected Philip Lawrence. President: {. Peterson
Vice President: j. lIlbcr. Secretary; J. WelCkert,
Treasurer. George Jentsch and william Yale.
Auditors.
The London Trades Council has a committee at
work on a plar by which 1t is intended to form
n central organization Of all trades unions Of
Great Britain. With a common benefit and strike
tuni.
at Pater son, \. j., on special orders. but hundreds
are still out Of employment who. less than one
year ago, had plenty OF work in that Largo estab-
ilshment, Wages have not been reduced by Mr..
strange
Only a small number OF unlors having contrib;
CoIisc 10 'He by 'On n, 70 Central Labor FedSratio"" Of
Hudson County. n. fund Will be discontinued
and the balance returned pro rat" to the unions
In 1857 thlrt,.n delegates to the Convention OF
the Clgsr.MakerS' International Union voted for
Independent, political action in 1883 that vote
!" 1873 to sisty-scven. This years Convention
cost the organization about 5000
Pattern makers have had almost nothing to do in
San Francisco DURING the last nine months, and
sill they are coming from the East in search
OF employ ment at the Golden Gate. George L.
Rcod President Of the San Francisco Pattern
Makers Union. requests all men OF his trade
to stay away from That city
los. baker Rudolph WINNER, l6S East Third
street, was to he tried at the Special Sessions
Yesterday for using counterfeit labels Of the
Journeymen bakers and CDnfectionrrS' lEterna-
tionnI Union. As he promised never to do il
again and TO employ none but union men In the
future. Counsellor Fennell, who represented the
Union. withdrew the complaint and winner
was discharged.
As most OF the manufacturers have agreed TO
the scale OF wages proposed hy Local Assembly
400. X, Of L., with which the window glass
workers of this country are arillateh, work will
be resumed at once, and II is expected that by
Nov. 6 at least 300 pots viii again he In opera-
tlon. About sixty flint glass factories and twenty
Ave green glass houses have also started their
fires.
The Secretary Of the United Wood -Carvcrs'
Association was instructed yesterday TO notify
III, Modcllcru' League that unless they keep
their agreement VITA the Association the latter
Will no longer recognize the League. The raryers
have been advised by the Association to support
the candidate for the State Constitutional Con,
vPntion, nominated by the conference Of trades
and labor unions.
WALKING nrlrPate COoner has hnen ra-alac,ad
ny Painters and Decorators union No. l6l. The
Union has received letters from twenty building
trades unions Offering assistance In the struggle
for recognition on the part " bosses and local
painters uniuns HntaEUAistic to the National
brotherhood Of Painters and Decorators, This
week the Union gained four now members. and
six applications we're received from candidates
Delegates Of the Rrick- Handlers Union and
m.ttcd to the BOARD ot Delegates nf building Con,
Etructorp yesterday. These unions were not rep
resented In the Hoard heretofore, rns brick.
u several hArEes located at Morton and Seventy.
ninth streets. North River. where non -uniou DeT
are employed A committee Was appointed tC
make an attempt at settling the trouble.
Henry Mueller. cigar manufacturer, lls Prime,
street. yesterday denied that he reduced the NHEsI
OF his striking Workmen, and the Strike Committe
true, aS he dld not reduce the wages Of his OLE
about tWC"ty years He discharged seven Of theS'