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

Bakers' mas. NEE Ting at Military Hsil, 100
Bowery, this evening.
Union No. 100 reports .hat It
has at present eighty unemployed members
Engineers Union No. I has voted in favor. OF
srranging a drmonstra lion OF the unemployed
ssiH Union 30. : have bee" '''''
waiters' Alliance Mop is atpresent represented
In tho Central Labor linton ny Delegate d. IT,
Organizer Henry ut rcpoi is from philadelphia
that business Is somewhat better for cabinet
makers in Philadelphia.
Next Monday the Jo,irne rmcn Plumbers and
Gas.Fitters' Progressive Asvociatl lon will meet
ct Its new headquarters, Clarendon Hall.
About ninety families are supported by NE
T. the labor organizations "''''''
In Kansas City. Mo-. the boss brewers have
made an agreement with tho local Journey
days.
At next SUNDAYS meeting the BROOKLYN Cen.
trail labor Federation will consider, n PROPOSE
tion to amalgnmal, with the Brooklyn Central
Labor Union.
Delegate J. T. Feeny having teen withdrawn
Labor Club Of Brassworkcrs, Adolph sicidel was
elected In his place.
District Assembly 900. X. OF L.. miscella-
neous trndes. has voted In favor OF changing the
meeting place Of the. General Assembly from
Chicago TO Philadelphia.
Otto Seikowski has been elected Secretary OF
Walters Union No. 2. At this weeks meeting
q motion to raise the boycott from all socalled
pool beer will be discussed. e
A recommendation from the Brothcrhoci Of
has been rejected by the Executive Beard
Of Tailors' Progressive Union No. II.
The headquarters OF the United. Stone. Settlers
Union has been removed to Columbia Hall, i2lo
First avenue. where the regular meetings are
held every 6rst wednesday Of tho month.
Ten Of the men employed by Contractor lar
Il. q. n-a I.nIRal nnl TNN.nt - MIR 4 4 F.nt
Joined the Elevator Constructors Union last
week, making n total OF thirteen new members
wade's Fibre and Fabric. official record Of
several cotton and wnollen trades associations,
states that about one-half Of the knitting mills
IN New York State are running Mt the present
time.
Hencefath unions Withdrawing their repre-
sentatives from. the Roard Of Walking Delegates
will be required an initiation, fee OF $50 Z they
rejoln. This tep was agreed upon To prevent
unions from constantly Withdrawing and then
rcjoinint the Board.
The new officers elected by tho Architectural
John Creighton, President: NJ. Roach. vicc-1,rcs.
Mcnt; NJ. Flanagan. Financial Secretary; Pat
cSrrcsp%%ding Secretary: II. Ryan, Treasurer;
W. Sknhill. Scrgeant-at-Arnis.
For the purpose Of organizing a committee for
tho relief Of the unemployed, II mass meeting
Will be held under the auspices Of the Hudson
County Central Labor Fedora ton ~ kcsslcr,,s
evening.
This morning the delegates Of United Wood:
Chryers' Association to the annual convention or
their international Organization LEFT ms city
S~r Chicago. Walking Delegate Bausrh sue
ceeded In unioniEing M additional SHOP ihlS
week.
secretary Zwenim. Of the international Cloak.
makers Union, has resigned, and his successor
will be elected next week. a special cHn,ih', H.
was appointed to confer with the thitch IL
brew Trades Union, whose central body the
Union proposes 10 join.
Carpenters. Union So, asl has = &c, GGnd E,T,%n,. the
No, 10 In hoycotting the Brooklyn labor lN-
ceum. For next Monday u special meeting VAS
stiss a motion 10 Withdraw from the brooklyn
Central labor Federation.
In reply to u communication from Walking
Delegate Hoadlcy tho General Electric ION,
lany. a broad street hHs notified E,e',r''m,
corlanco with the agreement with the Elccir-
csi ContractoIS' Associaiion employ nom" but
union men. The non union men employed o.,
been discharged.
The Executive Board Of the International
Piano Makers Union states that trnd" Is rioI,
is M. as sevc,pl factories resumed WORK
preparing n statement for publication giving
The reasons why l"ig.s Nos. :, u and 10 Ncio
to reorganize Lodge No. q.
The Board Of Walking Delegate. md the
Board OF Delegates of building Constructors
are AZ war with cnch other. and the former hn.
ordered strikes On the tbs Of C%m,mc,ors Flood
sniiaird with the latter gro employed. i"s,"r,
day. both boards met and adopted resolutions
declaring that they will not rcccde from their
respective positions.
At Yesterdays session Of tho Convention
& lG'sI"''' ;Ss following n"%T%s'' oa, '"1."' wcr :"
&: Sutherland; i, Ga"% "%a {; Ti"m
T. Is'fRl X Msc T.; l%N''t 6rrs %,s,a"'. Z. ''"%,
American Federation Of Labor. The next Con
vention Ia to be- held In Toledo, q.
At yesterdays confcrcnc" for tho Relief ~
Ia man a. halt al tl.I .I..s 4 ta.t,t. n
East Fourth street, III" Executive Committee
reported that the unemployed having ,cvinc"d
behalf. and Ms other evidence accumulated that
q public demonstration would hardly he sue.
upon n Demonstration. II WINS therefore re-.
solyed to await d"vIlnpm"n's, and the con-
LAWYER August T.. Wagner. ns counsel for
Six Hibbn Viewers Union No. I hls hied m
snswer 20 the eviction suits ~ st"lnhnrit a
FIRMS tenement houses. stating That rs the nrm
looked out tbeir, einplo,ccs they broke n con
into ,s n-ae ho %s" '% %~mm rnI.W T them , ,i"HdV new" "",'
pioyment. Mr.: Wagner holds that from tho
sssomsnt ,he ,ockoo, w9s plorln'@.h the EN-,
consequently, they should moi now ho c,irtcd.
Trade y very dgll for ,HilErs y, Colorado
O.. Bl,nmIns,on, III, ,Mmmonth, i'll, Jackso".
esid, No. Jnctso",' Niich"., N"w York "i'S,
HfIrDSs'y5' :; m; Lincoln me H., Nth; nkrS@' o.
"a Crosse; Wis.,. Eau Claire, Wis. ~iarahn,,
Wis., Spokane, Wash, Blngharnton. y. y. IN
some Of these cities the tailurs are On s,rik,
auinst a reduction or wages.
Ihs pniS,ers, strike on the United state,
East River. which was ordered by Walking
Delegate I'll. Mclaughlin, Of Progressive
Psinters' Union No. u. has been Endorsed Ivy tn,
Building C1Isi ruc,ors' Hoard Of Delegates. II
II expected that the trouble will he settled To-
day. as the Government has given the contract
for painting 10 Stephen Rogers. of West street,
who may be induced to abide 10y union rules.
There 10 trouble m several new buildings IL
course Of construction Mt SiHty-cighth street an,
First avenue, ns Contractor Flood refuses T.
DISCRIMINATE against plasterers affiliated will
the Board Of Walking l.l' gates AGAINST Whom
the Board Of Delegates of Building Constructor,
has . grievance. The latter says It will moi