The evening world., 1893-11-06
IN The WORLD OF LABOR.

Next Sunday all vacancies on committees OF the
Central Labor Union will be hliei.
BARRIERS Union No. 81 has elected these oticers;
J. II. Cleary. President II. p, llOor. Recording
Secretary. II. Pere, Financial Secretary.
The Cloth Hat and Cap Makers Union has given
800 to the campaign fund OF the Socialist Labor
party.
The rroprie,ors OF Liberty Hall and Columbia
Hall, located on the cast side. have signed the
contract Of the Dartcnders' Union.
J. ". Hodges Is the newly elected Treasurer Of
l.. L. l5l. u the brotherhood OF Painters and
Decorators, and Charles Tu=rtnn was added to the
i'oard OF Trustees.
Union gained eighteen new members last month.
The receipts were 81. $50. and he expenditures
for benefits amounted To 1853 -.
United Machinists' Union No. : will cleo, a
delegate this evening to tn. Convention Of the
International Machinists' Union which is - take
place In Chicago.
MtllwriEhts and Millers' Union No. 7ss will on
Nov. 10 discuss the question what IN do In regard
to It's unemployed members whose number is not
yet decreasing.
William schimnel and GeorE. schsll have been
admitted as delegates TO thu Miscellaneous Sec
ton OF the Central Labor Union, from Uartenders'
Union No. /. l.. [. No. ..
Owing to the general depression IN their trade
roned their National Convention, which was 10
have been held in n ,chester, y. Y. next week.
Waters Local Alliance No, II, whose member
are, color'i men has decided that its members
VIII no longer work with waters not represented
in the Hotel and Restaurant EMPLOYEES Ma.
tionAl Alliance.
The New York Framor Unl,n resolved ycster-
dAv TO stand by h Cornice and Skylieht Makers
Union in the strikes on se' eral i1bs ordered by The
Tin and Sheet lr1n Workers Union,
\ special meeting Of tie Architectural Work
ers' Union has 0eeL called Tor NEXT Wednesday
eveninG &c discuss he question OF introducing
working cards. also to change the day OF meet
ing.
cur Tomorrow evening Ia adjourned over TO
neNt week -" 80 cunt nj the election, The Mis-.
r"llnneous Section II the {. /. L. will also meet
next we2A.
waters Union v : will be .ro;;i'ot Nv The
Sc rctJfN ~ The Central Labor fCl,rLtion that
ono II its delegates viii be suspended unless he
SIthdraHs certain statements made by him.
IN, Pentar = AssJsiation. composed OF delegates
q NniCh's u Labor assamh'los In Kings county,
WI SG'4 a sr,r.. TeT MI" r, 9n N Eg.lnS,. NOV r con- N,
necli1n witt the pu5Hssrgn G! their ofi-ta! orang.
The PcntiEoa
Indcpeadcr.e Hail. Rro.4 snd Vine streets
meeting ~ the Gcuer.l Assembly o. the KniGhts
u Labor. which vii h' allied to Grdyr, by &"n-
rral Master Workman fo@ieriy on Tuesday, Nu'.
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The w5rklnrwouen's Society sent a communl-
cariun IL the Central Labor Union yesterday, stat
Ing that state senators Bro"n. Cantor, Emerson,
saonslbIo 'r the defeat Of the bill regulating
"?msH : WYE W IN ..'rI, an" S T@ has nS sl,sntea
the TEN ., is sick sr1eat, from ,hres to siE
.Its !ru.t'ei until ;hry again M employ
ment. The lnion also contribute. s. 30 towards
TIE rrtce n every ton ., coal bought by any
Tie Executive Eolri ~ TIE Architectural Iron.
Workers linton Ia, instructed Delegate Weston
tcrGcr 70 protvsi against the report ~ a special
c'mnI't"e With stated that Alexander S,Nlnzei
Who lost his NE through an accident While at
work, had by ais own HesI'geuee partly caused
The trustees OF the Central Labor Union were
n~s'rg.'ri Yesterday 10 take legal steps against
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