The evening world., 1893-10-02
NOTES FROM LAB0R'S FIELD.

ent SA members and sss9, ~ In the treasury,
The F~oundrymen's Association has withdrawn
its delegates from the Central Labor Union.
The Cap Operators Union has contributed 800
to the campaign fund Of the Socialist Labor
party.
The Brooklyn Building Trades Council has re-
$50 Atlantic avenue,
James Mcguire has been reelected walking
delegate Of Local Assembly ISL, X. of L.,
Slate and Metal Roofers.
delegates from the Labor Conference for the Re-
lief OF the Unemployed.
Elysian Lodge a5l, o, Mnchinists. located in
Hotcken, has drapcd its charter in mourning for
the death Of William Brown.
John T. McAdams and w. r. Chave are the new
delegates OF the Ralph Musical Club to the Cen
trail Labor Union.
The New York Trainers linton received s. 400 ~
dues the last quarter and the expenditures
amounted to 81, s6S. 81.
The new senior delegate of | 4 ss22 to De
who was elected to succeed Neil McEwen.
overcost and sack-coat makers saws that their
trade is at a ~standstili and that they do not eX-
pect any Improvement until next February.
The Morrisania Trainers Union says that husj
ness improves. Last week Ave new members
were enrolled.
Thomas Finn, Alexander Dunn and Owen Nc.
Antee have been elected delegates to the Central
Labor Union by Brass Workers Local Assembly
=, 29l. X. OF L..
Berthold Reitteneur has been elected Business
Agent OF Coach Drivers Union No. !. Thu car !
for the quarter commencing to-day wiu be light
blue in color.
Nominations for county and city officers will he
made by the Socialist Labor party NJ Kings
County Oct, ., at the Brooklyn Labor Lyceum.
Robert Realty and John Manning are the newly
elected walking delegates of the carpenters local
unions under the Jurisdiction of the KINGS County
Carpenters District Council.
Contractors krakow. OF Goerck street, this city.
Ana Bennett, Cook street. BROOKLYN, have signed
an agreement with the United Garment Workers
b en IN pApn hny a,,la - ,k-t !.
The Brooklyn Central Labor Union yesterday re-
ferred TO its Arbitration the grievances
OF the shoemakers' Unions against William Lane,
Fifth avenue and Sterling place. brooklyn.
The Organizing Committee OF the International
Cloakmakrrs' Union has made arrangements for a
mass meeting, TO be held on Friday. Oct. 8. $
P. NJ. at Liberty Hall, 257 East Houston street.
A large number OF local unions are in arrears
to the Central Labor Union, the aggregate sum
owed by them being SAG II these unions fail to
settle within the next three weeks, their names
are to be read in public meeting.
The weekly agitation meetings OF the Socialist
Labor party's American Section ]reopened yester-
days evening at $ Union square; with a lecture
o, Prof. Daniel be Leon upon the subject The
Work Before Us
George Smith and John Jackson are the dele
gates Of the Seventeenth Ward Peoples Party
Association TO the Kings County Nominating Con
vention to be held Wednesday evening at l2
Court street, Brooklyn.
The International Piano Makers Union refuses
to settle it's differences with the United Plano
months its delegates have heen refused sdmis-
sion 10 the Central Labor Federation.
Upon motion OF Delegate j. j. DAILY the Central
Labor Union resolved yesterday TO make II
obligatory upon It's affiliated unions not to hold
any separate picnics nor TO parade with any other
body on Labor Day but tn" G. l.. L.
The Central Labor Union. Of New Haven.
Conn. ami the Trades Assembly Of Pueblo,
Col, have sent for the constitution Of PIE Cen,
trai Labor Federation In this city, and tney will
probably adopt the same, n at least its lead
ing features.
the workmens General BENEFIT linton received
81, 1853, SO for dues and &,sat.So was expended
The Branch has al. present Is2 members, AZ yes
teriay's meeting Louis Roehl was elected Audi
Thirty-two unions were not represented at
yesterdays meeting Of the Central Labor Union
at least their delegates did not respond at roll
call. The meeting was ably presided over by
Matthew Barr the veteran representative OF
the Tin and shee,'iron Workers Union
Cisar-Makers' Union No, 81 has elected Morris
Alexander, President, J. Henry, Vice President
$. Solomon, Recording Secretary; y. Raphael
cantor. Sergeant. at Arms; J. Martin, W. Budd.
4. Simon. W. Schroeder. S. Solomon, Executive
Committee,
Association for the relief OF the unemployed VII
take place at the Manhattan Field, one Hundred
and finy'anh street and EisG,h ay'.gs; sa,"r,
be distributed among the winners.
The new central body formed by unions who
withdrew from tn. Brooklyn Central Labor Fedora
. N al IL ''hN
Yesterday adopted the name OF Socialist, Labor
Federation. The officers are NJ, Forker. ie-
cording and Corresponding secretary 81 braun
Finan, ial Secretary; NJ, Fuerst, Treasurer.
Convention OF delegates from all labor unions
in this city was called Yesterday for TUESDAY,
Oct. 10, at tho International Labor Exchange, by
employed. The object Of the Convention is to
nominate candidates for the Constitutional Con
vention.
typographical Union No, 8 resolved Yesterday
not 10 pay any benefits to members who ran 70
nav their assessments for the relief OF IN" un-
employed. The officers we're given fuIl power 10
make arrangements for Il reception TO the dele
gates OF the French worringmen upon their re-
turn from the Worlds Fair
Las, Saturday Branch . NJ the Journcymen
Bakers and Confectionery Union enrolled ten
neAi members. 4 special committee was elected
10 submit the new contract to the bosses whose
shops are under the jurisdiction Of the branch
Next Saturday tie question ot establishing a death
benefit fund will lie discussed.
Local Assembly 2.S53, x. Of L.. clothing cut
tiers. has Withdrawn from National Trade Assembly
23I, and il Is now attached as a separate local TO
the General Assembly, \ mass meeting has been
called for SATURDAY., Oct. u, to be held AZ the
Labor Lyceum. Ga East Fourth street. This even
ing m agitation meeting is TO take place at
New Irving Hall. Essex and Broome streets
Mass meetings for walters are announced for
tomorrow evening at the Chimney Corner,
Twenty-nfth stra.t and Sixth avenue, where
Luci,n SanIal will describe the condition Of
Matters in Europe, and for "Wednesday evening At
90 East Tenth street, where Harry Glyn. HUGO