The evening world., 1893-10-12
ER0n THE WORLD OF LABOR.

FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR,
Louis kcchl'r has been reelected wslkin.
n,cl"sste OF the ~Siylicht aud corni,c. Makers
Union.
This week cigar. Maker Union No. 90 gained
take place next SATURDAY.
Group I of the international Worhm.u's Assn.
citation has removed It's headquarters to 80 East
Tenth street.
The building Trades Section nr tho Central
Labor linton Yesterday received credentials from
Progressive rNint"rs' benevolent Union No. l.
Local Assembly tSaS. Il. ot t.. known ~ tho
Iaitc Musical club, celebrates its anniversary NJ
%Eurpiner Hall. 20 East Fourth street. this cNrn'
inc,
4 special meeting OF cigar. Makers Union 80.
10 hHo been called for next SUNDAY, at . A. Nj,
AZ ~! East seventeen street. The delegate to
the Milwaukee Convention will give their report.
The lphols;crcrs' Union has dissolved It's sick
benefit fund. q org" rrtslan was elected Treas.
urcr aud Finaurt,l Scorctsry. aud II. hndcts Nas
added Ia the Hoard ~ Trustees,
Tn" lnitci labor League, Of Philadelphia has
~ acquir" the Geological Garden as the property
ot Philadelphia.
Ther" is trouble At Tho h]rcM.ri%7 % Adam
rcutirn noatI of the Local Ircwers' Unions has
taken steps To bring about a settlement.
tn C~irlr.Mskers' Blnr Label Lcsgu" Of the
President. l. NJ. ]Iiayiorl. lame, COURTNEY and
Winfield Scott. Vice Presidents, W. H. Young,
Treasurer.
For unemployed mon the Initiation fec has been
reduced nv the Architectural iron Workers Union
iron g. to St.75. This week the Organization en-
rolled hN" new mcnboIs.
Walking Dclceai" O'Ilarc has succeeded in
settling tn" strike Of the machine stone workers
and ruhherS at tho stone yard OF RYAN & Rams
la, On SHY fourth street, and thu man against
whom the strike was directed has paid his at
rcHrS.
The Ruiiding Trades Section of IL" Central
Labor Union '"st-r',sy elected the following ON
Carroll tredcntiai Committee, Geo i'rutschln
Organization Committee. jas Fitzgerald. Ar
bitration Committee, Matthew larr,
Tn" union carpenters, p%lastercrs and rM-
Gtters went on strike at the liJou Theatre, Smith
and Livingston streets. Brooklyn. yesterday,
hut they resumed work as soon as the non
charged.
1t was reported at yesterdays meeting OF the
Hoard OF Walking Delegates that members of the
out by six EMPLOYERS for refusing 10 work on
the Saturday half holiiay. The board pledged
It's, assistance To the men, Who are determined
to keen the holiday.
Al the Labor Eschang" Of Chattanooga, Tenn,
women RIO employed to make ovsralis At Is
cents u pair. which are sold to workmen direct,
III" profit being divided between producers and
consumers, The clothing Manufacturers In chat
tenooga pay only so cents ner dozen for over
and cigars.
The Secretary o. Cabinet Makers Union No. : is
preparing "A staten mt explaining the reasons for
inc differences WIN several ether unions on Hr-
count NJ which. and for alleged disoheiienr", ~.
I Was suspended from the building Trades section
o. the Central Labor linton. Trade is very dull,
and reductions Of wages have been threatened ia
several shops.
A letter from Eccentric Engineers Union 10. /
vas receives! by tn, building Trades Section OF
the C'airal Labor Union YESTERDAY. stating that a
Lon-nnign engine was employed IT IN" tn'.n
Square Theatre. Tho Union asked the Section To-
. srS d a rsmml, ,Ss a. n" r"n9ssS r. OF oh the thea Tire
man. As the delegate principally concerned wss
not present. the st ton referred the matter to
tho Central Labor Union.
The Connecticut state Convention Of the Amer.
iran Federation Of Labor. ass. mbled at Merihen,
elected tho following Officers Yesterday: Thomas
son. Vice Presidents: v. W. :. Mcclellan. Score
iary: j. ". Wallace. Treasurer. q. 4. Parsons.
!. !, Ir!s sn A. n,s H. H KING; Ei K ms T%nT htsis!
lLtlNn Committee.
The Chlcago and Buffalo local unions n the
Journcyneu brewers Natioral Union have entered
Convention. by which the National organization
ioincd the knights Of Labor. and they wiz appeal
to the Convention OF the American Federation, Of
Labor, claiming that the action Of the Milwaukee
Convention was unconstitutional
The Pissterers Laborers' Union is trying to per
susde employers in this city to have their mortar
mixed BY members Of that organization. az OF
late this work has been done by non union men
st. so,O "a~ w Esy nra po oIse, p' i6sn on Quinn n'n Is , ,S,ins
to induce hIilders not TO use mortar mixed BY
non-union men.
The delegated OF the Journoymen Plumbers
Progressive Association reported to the Building
Trades Section OF the Central Labor Union yestcr.
iay that an Examining Board for plumbers had
been created at the last session Of the Legisla-
ture. The delegates stated that licenses had been
granted to several boss plumbers, members of the
Master Plumbers Association. Who never had
been plumbers. The report was referred 10 the
Legislative OF the Central Labor Union.
Harmony is the object OF a mass-mNcting In be
held at the Labor Lyreum. ca East Fourth street.
next Saturday, at 2 p. NJ, BY the clothing cut
tiers among the knights Of Labor and Am'ri-
can Federation OF Labor. who have come
to the conclusion that the differences now pre-
yailing among them are detrimental 10 their or
ganizatnns. The arrangements wcrn made by
the Voluntary Committee which has been agita'ins
for amsigamation all summer. Circulars were
dist -ibuted IN the shops Yesterday SAILING: Come
ind hear upon what basis harmony can lie esiah-
lishcd. Come and let no partisan Feeling detain
YOU"
According to tn" corst tItio1 Of tn International
Cigar. Makers Union all local branches must oh
serve Labor bay on the hrst Monday in Scptein-
hei. The Legislature ~ PennsylN, nta changed the
date To the first Saturday In September. When tn"
delegates Of local unions in Pennsylvania moved
a, Yesterdays session OF the cigar Makers CON
Nenti0n In Milwaukee that their organizations be
rermitt-d To celebrate Labor bay on Saturdays
their motion was voted down hy an overwhelming
majority, tn. CON .Hntion taking the ground that
Labor bay was made by tho "orkingmen them
selves and that the politicians afterwards made
the law sanctioning what organized labor had
achieved ly Its own power.