The evening world., 1893-10-25
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Next Saturday Mach,nias Progressive Union
No. 1 viii have an evening Entertainment.
workers linton, says that he tfsd, is no, yct
for his craft.
J. V. II Earl Is the Secretary Of the newly
son. N. j.. whose membership is rapidly inereas-
Ing.
Henry schmid has been elected Secretary of
Brewers Unions In this city. The new Treas !
urcr Is II. Edel. I
Furniture. Workers Union No. 80 has appointed
machine ooa'worsers employed al the shops
where the union has Jurisdiction.
Tho strike at the Giauber Brothers BRASS
~, MS"gsi r% Rrss,o Sompan y n nas t sssn ..% ase's wages 0 =:
paid by other employers In the city.
branch Q Of the Journeymen. bakers and Com
, lis 0 Wsek. V Sss, s SATURDAY event evening 1eT the mf Branch
viii take part In the Socialist mass mestins on
Union Square.
siiverthaa 4 Co.'S cigar packers are on strike
against a reduction Of wages. Policemen are sta
TONED at the doors OF the factory, on First avenue.
between Ninety eighth and Ninety ninth streets.
work at an avernge Of sc per week loss than men
would receive for the same employment.
Herman F. Trapter. President z the buffalo
Central Union. Is one OF the candidates for dele
cats to tho state Constitutional Convention; as Is
also j.. c. Coleman. Treasurer of the Buffalo
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The Cumberland Glass Company which had
Mcs5rs. Arlington and Troth arrested some time
ago for alleged conspiracy, has been convicted Of
violating the Store order law. They propose to
appeal the case.
Starlight & Co.. whose Spanish cigar-makcrs
are on strike. have been trying to all the strikers
Makers Union. but they met with q prompt re-
fural.
branch 1 OF the United Silk Ribbon weavers'
Union has requested all unions located on the
west side to iOin them next SATURDAY. evening In
marching to Union Square, where they will attend
the rally OF the Socialists.
Journeymen Horseshoers' Union No. q, Phiiadei-
phia. has entered a complaint against the veter-
mary department of the University Of Psnnsyl-
vania for having imported a horseshoer under con-
tract from Germany to teach students how 10 shoe
horses.
Adolph Greenberg has BEEN given q vote OF
thanks by the International ~Cloak-Mskers Union
mason. employees, who are to BE- orsanised by
the I. c. This evening the Executive Com
mittee will hold = special meeting.
The strike OF the weavcrs, dyers and other
workmen At the Peerless, Plush Factory was set
tied last Monday through the efforts q the New
ination will be made against any Of the strikers
and the Arm Will not interfere With the work
gani1ation OF their trade g In existence are In
yited to communicate with william Anderson,
The Secretary Of Ii. International brotherhood Of
Brass Workers. and who will show them how
" tOTm u dAn'n u " II OTkAuILhtlOHs
A reward Of 500 Ia: been offered BY tbs Board
Of Delegates Of building Constructor. for the
It Il is charged. has wsntoniy destroyed a besuti.
fully painted ceiling at the building on the corner
Of Forty,afth street and Firm ,v. Avenue, Il Is
know more about this AFFAIR than they are Willing
to tell.
Charters have been granted by the Executive
Council of the American Federation Of Labor
to the Furniture Movers Union, OF Detroit; Theat-
Federal Labor Union No. s,esi, Of Jackson, Mich
Plush Workers Protective Union, Of Paterson. N.
J Houscsmiths and Bridge Builders' Union. Of
a COMMITTEES of the Hoard Of Walking Delesates
appeared before the Police Commissioner yes.
strike Jobs had been arrested Illegally. The Com
mlssioners stated that pickets were entitled to
turb the peace. Inspector Williams was in
s!rncted to thoroughly Investigate the charges
Mayor braun. Of Paterson, N. j.. where about
10 900 workmen are idle, has announced that he
city Il Hall I 1s unless IS II provides for the employment
OF resident %workmen. The CITY Hall Commission
has ms, ad GaMeS,, the has TeG oss,ss rs.oISt,s sns t pToy ESms
that no man who is not a member Of some labor
organization will be employed on the Job;
Workers Unions has been organized At 1bt Al;
tSrnsy street. Represented are International T.ii"rs!
10. II. United cost.Pressers' United Coat
Knee-Pants Makers .shirtmakers',. Never-Rip;
Pants Makers. ovGrall:Maksrs' and Wsi.; and
work preps M1hsrs q e on'SRsi a an. sSn1 ss.is~.. " rs Ss
brooklyn tailors' unions have been requested to
Join. The next meeting Of d%elssstes is to take
place next Sunday evening at 10 Henry street.
At the Eleventh District Court Justice Murray
decided Yesterday that silk Manufacturer Stein
locked out and then tried to evict from his tene:
ment- houses. On the contrary. the Justice held
and Jacob pusenberEer. we're entitled to damages.
and he awarded Imhot 1905 and to Dusenberser
s who asked si'G for t the er aettas' Of :" du.tave Kosnis.
one of his %workmen. was also told by Justice
Murray that no warrant would be granted; -,
the plumbers unions with the Association Of
Boss Plumbers provides that apprentices must
wages to be paid them shall be as follows: For
nrs. year. 9 per week: second year; /" t and
p%rcntices Entrusted to their care, and see that they
o aas p pr tss sh e%p'G %issr At serving rii a% Ave seais the Sp,
~prentices must stand a practical examination 6y p,
the Board Of Directors OF the Union. who viii
neymen. and rate them accordingly. f% the sixth
year. Last night a number Of plumbers. who had
E Pssn tSlusef hoard met At ISL East One Hundred
and Fourth street and resolved to engage counsel
, n tV the bill Is unconstitutional There are many
boss plumbers who. although they were IN ons.
because %aI sSe 'fSs Board ' r.,use. p to grant them a Il.
cense. - ...
At the last session OF United Trades unions
delegates from the New York Musical Union
were admitted. cloahmskers' Union No. Re-.
ported 20 have enrolled thirty members a. is
ported that after a long struggle they had finally
succeeded in organizing the Hebrew printing
organizations Will demand the label Of the Inter
national Typographical Union on their printing
matter. The Organization Committee reported
that they had called q nass-meeting last FRIDAY.
and that a bakers union. consisting OF hfty.as
members has been organized. Another MACS
meeting Of bakers will take place next Friday
at les Rivinston street The ArranSemen. com
mittce for the Windsor Theatre performance re-
nnrted 10 have sold nearly all the Tickets.