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

Bakers Union No 3 has removed its head
quarters to AL 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 nine hour
system.
Lawrence J. Brown is a candidate for re-elec-
ticn as Walking Delegate OF Progressive Painters
Union No l.
The second annual ball o, Electrical Workers
Monday, Nov. 90
The Central Labor Union, OF Nashville Tenn.
publishes the names OF delegates who fell to at
tend its meetings every week.
Charles Meyerr has been elected Walking Dele
gate by Local Assembly 1855. X. OF L., yarnish-
ers, 10 III the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Gus Adams
The Bakers Progressive Labor Club Local
from the Journeymen Bakers and Confectioners
International tnlo-.
The employees OF Ehrs"s, RINGERS and Rnp-
pert's breweries have their fifteenth annual PFC
mic and parade at Washington Park. Seventeen
street and Avenue A, to-"Ry.
August j. zoos has been given vote OF thanks
by Machine WOOD Workers Union No ~ for his
successful effort in regalnins to the treasury
moneys taken by an unfaithfuI officer
Newspaper Pr"ssmens Union No ! has with
mems Union on account OF a compulsory assess-
mint Of 10 cents p'r month whsrewth TO pub
lish the Unions ofnctal organ
The officers elected by Communipaw Lodge No,
s. OF tho sstchmen's Mutual Aid Association.
located at Jersey city, are; j. sullivan, Mas
ter +. II. Casey, Recording Secretary. NJ Gross
man. Financial Secretary; Charles HIM, Agent.
There is not on, professional politician en-;
nloyei In the state bureau OF Labor STATISTICS on
Illinois The employees were all chosen from
labor organizations without regard TO their polit-
cal affiliations
The International Cloakmakers' Union is max
Ing arrangements for mass-meeting' In this city
and IlNg..l l. f.Tl mi NJ
the next meeting the new constitution Is TO DO
submitted
Fifty men were given employment last week by
propriated 200 fo the relief OF the I'M
employed The work is with pick and shovel.
grading and er,avating to open new streets
New officers OF Flremen's Union No se are
Financial secretary. T. Schecrer, Treasurer II
Edel, once Manager Messers Eiel and walter
Members Of the Local Executive Board. Messrs
Batterman and Zesser, Trustees
tionai Ciear Makers Union viii assemble n NIL
waukee Wis About $50 delegates from all part.
the local unions OF New York and vicinity Will
start for Milwaukee next Friday.
a now scale Of wages and a demand for re-
the Lead Glaziers and Glass Stainers Protective
Union bu: the action will be kept secret Until
the unioRs demands have been submitted 10
their employers, no also held meeting yes.
teTday evening
The strikes the Jobs for which DupSrlust.
Hus, Moneuse. IS Wooster street, were fur.
nishing heating apparatus have been declared IN
by the Tin and Sheet Iron Workers Union and the
Board Of Walking Delegates. as the firm has
complied with the demands OF the tin and sheet
iron workers
strikes have been ordered by the BOARD of Dele
gates 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 were settled on Jobs Monroe
street and Fitty NTH street and Broadway The
Walters wages have. II is said been reduced
the Hotel Metropolc, and those Of the Muir
ray Hill Cosmopolitan. Imperial and Plaza hotels
also to be reduced. Representatives of the
local Walters unions had conference last night
at the Chimney Corner Twenty-fn street and
sixth avenue, and II was resolved 10 take ener-
gcuc steps To oppose these reductions
In Evansville, Ind, coopers are on strike
against the reduction OF wages and the Central
Labor Union OF that city passed resolutions boy
eotting every grocery. bakery and retail nour
and feed dealer In the city found selling any OF