The evening world., 1893-09-16
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.


Bakers MAS. meeting at military Hall, io3
Bowcry, this evening.
Cigar. Makers Union No. 100 reports that It
has vt present eighty unemployed members.
Engineers tfnJon No I has voted In favor OF
srranging n demonstration of tho unemployed.
This week fnr,y.iwo additional members Of
Cabinet Makers Union NJ" have been inih
Z waters Alliance No.n i. at present represented
in tho Central iahor Union uy Delegate j. o..
Bohan.
Organizer Hcnryot reports from philadelphia
that business is somewhat better for cabinet.
Imnkers In Philadelphia.
! Next Monday the Journcymen Plumbers and
Gas Filters Progressive Aasoclatiodl Will meet
at Its new headquarters, Clarendon Hall
About ninety families IRE snppr,ea by tn, ,s,,
by the labor organizations OF Brownsvilic,
In Kansas City. Mo-. the boss brewers have
men Brewers Union to abolish work on Sun
.dass.
At next Sundays meeting the BROOKLYN Cen
trail Labor Federation will consider PROPOSE /.
ticn TO amalgnmal, with the BROOKLYN Central
Labor Union.
Delegate J. T. Tceny having been withdra wn
Labor club Of Brassworkcrs, Adolph Stedel was
elected In his place.
District Assembly go. X. OF L.. miscella-
ncois trndes. hus voted In favor OF changing the
: mcetn. place Of the General Assembly from
Chicago to Philadelphia.
Walters Union No. 2 Al this weeks meeting
"A motion to raise n boycott from all socalled
=. A recommendation from the Brotherhood of
'Tajlors To jon the United Garment Workers
I has been rejected by the Executive Board
! ,of Tailors Progressive Union No. H.
5 Tie headquarters OF the United Stone Settlers
3 Uni n has been removed to Columbia Hall, l.i0
! iirt avenue, where the regular meetings are
hell every FIRST Wednesday Of the month
Ten Of the mon employed by Contractor lar.
ecn in One Hundred aud Twenty fourth street
week, making n total Of thirteen new mcmbcis
wade's Fibre and Fabric. Official recwd OF
several cotton and woollen trades associations
Ssw 'h Sos State are nns AZ ha
time ;.'" " '''''' "'' ''''''' ~ '"' ''''"'
Henceforth unions Withdrawing their repre-
aentatives from the Board OF Walking Delegates
will be required an initiation fee OF $50 II they
rrjoin. This tcr was agreed upon to prevent
Tejoining the Board.
The now officers elected by the Architectural
Riue-Stone Cutters and Elasgers' Union are
:idcnt: NJ. Flanagan. Financial Secretary: Pat.
rick Connolly, Recording Secretary; D. Murphy.
W. Skahil Scrgcant-a' Arms.
For the purpose Of organizing committee for
the relief Of the unemployed, mass meeting
will h. held under the auspices OF the Hudson
County Central lal"r Federation ~ kessler,s
Hall; Central avenue, Jersey city Heights this
This morning the delegates Of United Wood:
Caryers' Association to the annual Convention of
Their hI@sr %"Iss p.sr"e 'm
crcded In unionilinE mn ndditlonnl shop this
week.
secretary zwenim, OF the Internati onal Cloak
makers Union, hrs resigned and his successor
will be elected next week 4 special c?minhi -,
vas apr"ns" ti" !" wboSe central hody the
Union proposes to join
Carpeutecs' Union No. -, has condem mined the
! No 10 in Toycotting The brooklyn Labor Ly-
ccum. For nett Monday special meeting was
,nss a motion TO withdraw from the Brooklyn
Central Labor Federation.
In reply. to Communication from Walking
Delegate Hoadley the Gencrnl Electric Com
nSt - sy%d sree H., , na ,hS viii heN IN Sr
.ral Contractors Association employ none but
union men. The n"n-unlon men employed "a,
Harry Miners Theatre, In Newark, y. j., nave
been discharged.
: The Executive Board of the International
un@n stats "s That r tS%S McI
s IRE .n. Tse ssss. S for pr' saG s Msrx
20 s I"S rc q no. the "re Trying
Board Of Delegates OF Ruildlng Constructors
are at wnr with zach other. aud the former la .
, snl McCormick, whcr" mcrnH"rs Of unions
AFFILIATED with the latter are employed. yestcr.
respective positions.
At yesterdays session Of the , Convention :"
M,Tsslee folGS"s Officers
SIN. ylcs.Trcsidenis; Phillip strong seere'sry.
r. ,scS S !n"''5 5rs"1sr
Mar'haier Delegate 10 the Gonysn,on OF tho
A%,TSH 7, r +, LIN IL, ut Y i Tue neat Con-
At yesterdays Conference for the Relief Of
the Unemployed, held 1T the l.hhor Lscrum, 81
he mann % I'm Y a uyp, ii
little or no interest in the movement in their
behalf and M other evidence a'rnm4lai"d that
ccssfu IL would appear injudlcious to insist
npon demonstration; It was therefore re
ference adjourned 10 Friday Sept. -.
sui, i@T R,sn0 An W W%G"nSr rs c"nn;rl for
answer TO the c,lrtIon suit. OF st"lnhnrdt 4
Sons agninst members III tn" linton living In the
iocEed.oui their employ they nr,Ee 'S c"" n
tract made with the latter when they moved
posment ' M ' w,tsnSr hS. " at ''i fo the
moment the lockout was pI"cla aimed the en-,
Consequently, they Should not now he evg , ''
SPRINGS. Col, Eraptiorl, Ont, Victoria. Il, l.,
Ga. Boomlngion III, Monmouth. Ill. ia E-on.
vile, n. Burlington, Ia Marion Ind, At,ca.
M Mc acs kan M ii G"'f ysw York sprG s
Rrootlyn, 4 T.. Lincoln, Neh.. Akrs,, o.,
ia Crosse, Wis. Eau Giar" Wis Barat. a.,
Wis. Spokane. wash. BinghamtOn, y y. In
some OF these cities tn" tailors are on strike
agnins a reduction Of wages.
The pa!r''rs' strike on the United States
steamer Marblehead. Thirteenth street and
Deernte I'D McInnrhlm. Of Progressivs
Painters Union No. u. has been Endorsed by the
Building Constructors Beard ~ DccgatrA 1t
Is expected that til" tronhl" vii, be settled To-
day, as the G"y. rnrnent has given the cont uct
for painting 10 stephen Rogers. Of West street,
who may be induced To abide hy union rules
There is trnIhl" IN several new buildings IN
course Of construction AZ SiiIy-"lghth street AMI
First avenue, Contractor Fl.Hi r-ftNps Il.
discriminate arnlnst plsTrrcrs affiliated will,
TIE Beard ~ Walking Delegates against whom
the Board ~ Delegates ~ building Construct Ors
has grieyanre. Ihn lnilnr saAs n VIII mn