The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-20
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR

Bakers Union No. has removed its head
quarters to Az Atlantic avenue. brooklyn
Lathers Federal Union No. $3.50 has elected W.
c. Indiconer President and Thomas Stewart Sec
rotary.
The printing once OF the Standard Publishing
Company. In Boston. has adopted the hine-hour
system
Lawrence J. Brown is a candidate for re-elec:
tiCn as Walking Delegate Of Progressive Painters
Union No. /.
The second annual bali Of Electrical Workers
Monday, Nov. 20.
The Central Labor Union, Of Nashville; Tenn.
publishes ths names Of delegates who fail 10 at
tend its meetings every week
gate by Local Assembly s.s5s, X. Of L.. yarnlsh-
ers, to MI the vacancy caused by the resignation
Of Gus Adams.
The Bakers Progressive Labor Club. Local
Assembly 2.+0s. X OF L.: has secured CHARTER
from the Journeymen Bakers and confectloners
International unio-.
pert's breweries have their hftsenth annual pic.
mic and parade at Washington Park, Seventeen
street and Avenue A. to-"ay.
August j. zoos has bean given a vote 81 thanks Ks
successful effort in regaining to the treasury
moneys taken by an unfaithtui ofrcer.
drawn from the International Printing Press
mems Union on account OF a compulsory ASSESS
mint OF Is cents par month where~ith 10 pup
lish the Unions ofhcial organ
The Officers elected by Communlpsw Lodge no
as OF tho switchmen's Mutual Aid Association
located at Jersey CITY. are: ]. J. sullivan MAS
ter; p. II. Casey. Recording Secretary; ~ Gross
man. Financial Secretary; Charles HIM, Agent
There is not one professional politician en-:
ployed In the State Bureau OF Labor Statistics Of
Illinois The employees were all chosen from
labor organizations without regard 10 their polit-
cal affiliations
The International Cloakmskers Union is max
ing Arrangements for ma IS meetings In this city
and Brooklyn to extend Its Organization ~
the nest meeting the new constitution is 10 be
/ submitted.
the municipality OF st. Paul Minn, when APP
propriated SIS. 600 for the relief OF the un-
employed. The work Is with pick and shovel
grading and excavating to open new streets
W Walter; Recording secretary y. beokhA' "
Financial Secretary; p scheereI Treasurer H.
Edei, ONCE Manager: Messers Edel and Walter
Members Of the Local Executive board; heSsrs
Batterman and Ziesser. Trustees.
Next Monday the Convention Of the in'hrna-
tionai CiEar' Makers, Inlon VIII assemble "a MI.
, waukee. Wis, About $50 delegates from all parts
Of the country WIN be present, The delegates ot
the local unions of New York and vicinity VIII
| start for Milwaukee next Friday.
new scale OF wages and a demand for a re-
| duotion OF hours were discussed last night bS
! the Lead GLACIERS and Glass stainers Protective
Union. bu: the action win be kept secret until
I the Unions demg nds have been submitted IL
their employers, who also held meeting yes
terdAy svenng.
The strlket on the jobs IoT NhNh buPs'S.s'.'
! Iiuat 4 NoneuSe. a. Wooster street. were fur
1 nishing heating apparatus have been declared on
by the Tin and Sheet Iron Workers Union and the
Hoard OF Walking Delegates as the hrm has
! complied with the demands OF the tin and sheet
iron workers
strikes have been ordered by the Board Of Dele
| yates OF Building Constructors on Jobs at One
! Hundred and Forty eighth street and Willis ave-
! nue.. Thirty seventh street and Third avenue.
one Hundred and Seventeenth street and East
River. strikes settled on" jobs on Monroe
| street and FifS -nfth street and broadway The
! wstt.rs wages have. IL 1, said. been reduced
the Hotel Metropo,e, and those OF the MuT
ray Hill. Cosmopolitan lmperiAl and Plaza hotels
| are also 10 be reduced, Representatives Of th'
| al the chimney Corner, Twonty-Auh street and
| Sihth avenue and IL vas resolved TO take oner'
| gettc steps to oppose these reductions
| In Evansville Ind coopers are on strike
| AGAINST the reduction Of wages and the Central
Labor Union OF thai city paSed resolutions bds
| cottinE every grocery. bakery and retail -four