The evening world., 1893-06-19
The percentages of the ball teams are
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

| The Artificial Stonemasous' Union has Joined
| the Brooklyn Central Labor Federation.
Secretary Adler has called special N meeting
| street, for tomorrow evening.
| Confcctionerr' Union No. hns decided not
to parade on Labor Day, as the men Will be
| unable to leave their work on that day.
The Central Labor Union yesterday received
| credentials from the franklin Association Of
Pressmen, Delegate James Haggnrt.
woollen weavers are on strike at Hullylle;
nenr Norwich. Conn, against a reduction OF
wages amounting to % per cent.
The office of Secretary ha. been abolished by
| Bartenders Union No. l.. and that officials duty
| Off1ce manager.
last week the United Garment Workers,
granted a charter to the United Cloak and
Suit. Cutters Association, of Chicago, which has
| about 400 members.
gate by the tT ffamers S working fa Bosses No,ier
from a'fsnasa Kistcnberser MHe ' %eidners % Shop %
Clothing. Cutters Union No. complained that
! come Knights Of labor are making trouble for
The strike of the electrical wiremen at III
Ward. Leonard 4 Co.'S shop has been declared
% sna ths Mts nnSs aSs w Of Scr
Master Workman O'Reilly stated at yester:
days meeting Of District Assembly 10 Is. o.
l.. that the employees OF the india wharf
sembly.
James s. Henry, Of the Wood -Carvers' Asso.
ciatl9n. was elected Correspondlng Secretary OF
the Central Labor Union yesterday Tor the un
expired term OF e1-secretnry Mortimer oCon-
The necessity of securing a shorter, work
cusseti hy tho coming Conv vention Of the In
temational, Bothsrhood 9, . n,ss- Workers; Won r;
Aug. 1.
| typographical Union No. ga notified the
Central Labor Union yesterday that It was not not
n St ns scs Ses Ss: @
each constituent union.
!. Bischor 4 Adler and J. Markowits have been
requested by Cigar.Mskers' Union No ! to
having once more resigned as organizer an
other election Is to take place this week. To
mOrruw q special meeting will be held.
Union "a has caused the dismissal Of foreman
from Joseph Eppis's for insulting and paltrest;
s have qa0 % ponc a. AaF assSo 'G Grove VIII
for e01asacses oae year With Tallo taoa No. D. On
% 81 Even n! street. & s%oli n. when spesche. are
to he made by Henry weissmann 1m tom.
gsIe.dess Bsrs sfsss sna Paul ssnssn Joseph
! Resolutions denouncing Boss rninter W. Hark:
ness, who as a member Of the brooklyn Board
Ss n.s 20 se abs tie sesS sndnrs
q h; tSe sroSsisn ,r es%si csassi DSr Tniaa. meeting
Msa esss1seP ao.%.,n ,nS soss s LSwits sso hd
way, and Isaac Malemnd have granted the
asands e thr ;rEn. c Rans,, maEs.s
last Saturday for an advance Of three cents per
dozen.
Overooat and sackcoat.Makers, Union No. 80
ssGn 'ha who .sre ses s tS. Tomos Police
Court for conspiracy to iock out their employees,
sss ss:e 50 h's
strike at Contractor stern's shop, 1854 East
Third street.
A delegate Of Tallors' Pyosressive Union No.
trail Labor Federation that the United Garment
Workers have granted their Union label to
receive union wages and work 6fteen to SIX
teen hours per day. The matter is under in
, vestigatiOn.
Members Of the Williamsburg Framer.' Union
Brickiaycr' Union No. were nned by their
ni.pps %ss Appointed 'ss .e MARE eompIsnt aeainst
several members Of Beer. Drivers Union No. "a
hS are charged sS,1 S hns
0dicers will be made.
The Rrookiyn Centrsl labor Union adopted
sssGlIton" S Sf Sna's5se In rfss to ths n
the lnterGational TypcgnPhical Union, los, :,
essssS BY m sss efsfssG sssosyn es H. ne h'
AT the coming Convention os the youmeymer
l SnhD ~ AheTiVus uencfAi
John r. Lennon will propose to raise the charter
fee from - to SO, and the monthly pei
capita tax to so cents, while the initiation
fee Is to- be 81. The general levy Of 30 cent,
Ter member has been approved by. vote O
S,l25 .aEainst ssi: The receipt. last month
were S4,t0I, ,e5. and there Is balance on hand
Of SS,0l5.11.
Al the New York Framers' Union suspect,
| that some of Its members are about to wori
ten hours per day IN Staten Island Jobs tbs
| carpenters' unions were notified to be On theil
guard to detect these men u they carry ou,
| their intention. Two members who consented
to receive their wages at q saloon and tempted
othen to follow their example were nned ~
| each
New cficers have been elected by Millwrixht'
and Aillers' Union a. follows: q. Haage. Presi
dent; !. Haage vice.President; p. Nisol.y
Recording Secretary; II. Maak, Financial Secre
C@ductor; O. steinmsnn, Warden Q; Hansie %
Ter, Finance COMMITTEES. In the future mem
| bers living ont OF town who neglect to attend
special or general meetings will be nned q
| cents.
An appeal was issued BY the Central Iabo.
Federations Of New York and vicinity yesterday
calling upon the members Of the American Hall
| way Union. whose general meeting will take
| place at Chicago Tomorrow. to abandon old
| trades union methods and to enter upon In