The evening world., 1893-10-19
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR


Journe,mon brewers Union No. 60 has voted
Federation.
Charles I,oy,o ,,, ,,,, o,,,,,, e..u,... .,
tho Tnrpior rss'Iy a Uscn ''SSucn Se.r,,aty .,
Treasurer.
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coonnr,, rse' mas oeen eIee.en ftcs'ueht o.
secretary Is John LAWYER.
nne hlii Posters and Mattress-Makers' Unions
sHnt nex delesstes to the central body OF the
John A. Kelly is a,,,,,ins in tho New England
States for the Journeymcn Bakers and Confec.
TONERS InternatI9na' Unlon.
uor-v po,,... l.. 49, ,.-.. =, 81.
Architectural ion Wortrr,, Union al The sbop
OF Prince 4 Ki.kaL.
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INC nuilulnE Trades section OF the oentraI
,Lc .I,.n r,Cell'i ,reurh.i's yrE.I,asF viaaoum"
s u m,S"'c1S1ttGrn .u'on anu the 'h'''u "oou'
r,,.ns 49,, ,..,. suu ,,v, s,,-
ola 49, Mu'Irrs ,hion No VII nav ~ ~.
tion a., ,ar,%1S Ln'' vn'n,"k 70 rseu " rssrhpo,.
~, W re'.' u lu's q i unempIo'ea me w.
neymen Ta'iors' Union OF America for .thicaEo.
i psn appointed factory Inspector " N'''
So
Local Executive Board Of the l%irooklyn. Waters
ana Iarteniors' luions from Waters Union NO
l, anu Bartendcrs' Union No, 10.
Secretaries Of trades unions throughout the
country complain that since, July the nlenbcrthip,
has been falling on AMI dues remained nnpaud
p!oymcnt.
Cigar.n;aker, Union No. % enrolled seven new
mchers last night, Tho following officers were
elected: Jacob Sim. Financial Secretary; Fred
%Sahactor. Auditor; a. Ladcrman. Trustee; A.
IablinowskI. i IIaupt. NJ. Bauerschmidt, Dele
gates to the Central Labor Federation,
tecturai iron workers who we're striking against a
reduction OF wages on the Jobs OF Contractor Stcu-
he, thus compcllIug tho latter to reconsider
the reduction. Work WAS at once resumed.
Delegate Mailoy, ~ the Manhattan Lodge Of
Plastcrcrs. charges tina, members OF his oreanl,a-
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at une Hundred and Seventeenth street and Mad
ison avenue. 4 special mi OF the Board
of Walking Delegates Is looking for the con-
tractor.
A specla, assessment Of 81 has been levied upon
tho members OF Cabinet. Makers No. I to meet
Wages withheld from Members by Bosses Kroenkc
and Engelharit were collected by the Walking
~ " W ouhu o u nrnersi S'.pe,1rN assure 1onn
J.. '',,,ot nan pcen are 70 sz1VV" ny thc Yen
r aud Iccnraiors cb,rtcr wa srartod 10 a
new local union in Atlanta, Ga. The receiIts
for dues last month amounted to si,eliCi.
The wonsn's Railing componv cs,ohlissea 70,
me oeheht OF unempioyel Women py some humane
b tsllh%r aSou' T RI b Svst sso aid M nat n%'Y nay os i, co any
not soUp'tc m''n o'ner eohce'"S having "ore
1 !. "e
,,n Ihs fHrr'Grs .nnan rs ag,snt,ns tor ,ne en hnd-
non u .he rePr.hehta,l.o sHsIvlh IN c'n',uI pou-
aqt n nn'' ,syor Of S'd aailln rs GSnss[%ss, ss' v f%rs,Ssr
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important Questions are 10 ne dshnlteiy settled
the vote OF the meeting TO De 'ih''hs'
General Secretary John u Lennon reports that
the Gues received from local unions anliated
with the. Journeymsn Tailors' Union Of America
amounted To 81. G9S. IS last month. among which
was the Union IN ms cry; "Mh S,ys'So me sum
OF S2.O'i w was eSnenaea Inc totai inhus ag-
eresatc se,on.. o.. wen. -h'he u"''hS III III ar
rearS for over two months.
Secretary Samuel Aronson reports that Inter
national Tailors' Union No. l is increasing its
membership. This week two new shops were
nryaniy.l JJnprafortb IIapuyginna NJ arpnnmir
and political subjects will prccele the transac-
ton Of routine business at every meeting. Next
Saturday evening a srecial meeting VIII be held
to consider amendments TO the constitution
The delegates OF the Tin and Sheet Iron Work
ers' Union reported TO the building Trades Sec
tion OF the Central Labor Union yesterday that
the non-union firm OF Jordan l.. Mott g. Co. was
putting ranges and stoves in the house at IS
West Fifty-second street. When n committee
from the Board Of Walking Delegates called at
the house yesterday the architect promised them
that the Objectionable stoves should be removed.
a, va.,ordav,s reo,,ng =, ,ho Io,rrovmen Tail
~ pssaten,Ira ona pnpoyn,cn' Ifnion mo ORGAN
ors fFo.sCIine anu nrnaSo rhn, tmn.o n nor II IN IN ,ho
LEIIs nrag ,,,rin -" The
uumm"mmtp"n w. w. ,,o cnnstIt rt lon nrayidinV thai
mn,hnrs carno. bo,i two ofEccs in Inc IrnIon
claI committee has been appointed to settle dit
fercncos at a shop on Fifth avenue.
tn, s,oc,a, committee or the Central Labor
III nu, ' Tn ,ha tn,orns, ot T.,,ors' pro"rns.
i've U Tnion No Ii reports that HIsmmersicush.
TpsSes G. 60 nrokaw Dro,hers. l." L,ppman &
s sen % n% suS uiihorn 4 Co ara ali ir
son, i,ppnnah ~ ,niau mo-, and ,bst tb.v viii
u,,hs ~ tb",r Wary L"'S from contractors rcfusinp
n''n'i"m ~ =, labor whiIs usrtctt
- rv-"sH'I "a dh not want To- have ANYTHING tc
d da mitS %r, n0' w 40 % want ~ "' u
W win u"'on ""Ame" ,,
BY n large majority vote II has been decided
to remove the headIuartsrs OF the GermanramGTI
can Topographic from this city to Indianapolis
and TO ~consummate the am"alsamation with the
International Typographical Union as speedily
and 'G he : ssn,i H%"siD lack q %n j The gen;
eral fund has been exhausted to such an extent
having employment