The evening world., 1893-10-30
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

\ mass meeting will lie held hy Progressive
Tailors linton No II, at ~ East Houston street.
this evening.
Tn" Progressive" Corners Union announces that
II will n"' recognize any brewery as II union con
'ern unless union made barrels be used there,
James GnIon will probably be reelected Walk.
Ing Delegate u the Slate ard Metal RuOirrs'
I mon, h" being the only nominee 80 far. The
election viii take place to-tnorro~ evening
James brennan, ex. Walking Delegate o, the
a valuable testimonial which the different dI-
visions o; the organization have bought.
Tickets for tn" annual ball OF the United
Standard EnsIncets' MON were laid over by
the Central Labor Union yesterday because the
label Of the International Typographical Union
VAS not printed thereon.
C~loakmakers' Uu'on No g. reported to the
Garment Workers Trade Council that Never
garments 50 cents apiece. and that he firm Is
giving its work IL sweating contractors.
Henry Livingston Ia, resigned as Walking
p-legat" Of the Theatrical Calcium Light Opera
tor. tEi%q, and his srg.ts'or !. James Llphen,
the building Trades Section of the Central Labor
Union.
Pledges 10 grpuort 1ahor measures IN the LeCis,
latrr" Were received by the Brooklyn Central
Labor Union yesterday from sixteen candidates
for Assembly and six Senatorial nominees, while
several others sent communications declaring that
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!ohL II. McCulloch. ~ l.. 4. 40. X. of L.. nu-
si.ian4. stated yrst-r,ay that nOn-unlon men
played al the Republican mass meeting. held at
~ Acadeny Of Music In Brooklyn last S%aturisy.
o. any union. paid those men 81. instead OF s.,
"hitI IS the regular rate.
James F. Archibald stated at Yesterdays meeting
o' the Central Labor Union that the 800 employees
treated like slaves. being compelled 10 work about
twelve hours per daY for 81 per week. md that
tn Company REQUIRED them to give $50 each as a
guarantee Tor faithful service. which sum the men
would not get back II they left their places with
at giving thirty days notice. The Organizing
Committee was instructed to make an iny"stiga-
ton. and. II possible. organize these men for the
purp3'e Of Improving their condition.
For having reduced wages Mt Dose Kuhnle's
shop. John Wiegcrsheiucr was prohibited fro'a
acting ~ foreman Tor thu next tNo wears by the
New York Trainers Union YESTERDAY. 81 which
he is a membe-. The Secretary was instructed
to notify the Conference OF Trades and Labor
uuntcatiors are desired from that hody as the
trainers are opposed 10 the political tactics y
made statements to the Executive Committe
which were not founded In fact.
Delegates Matthew rsrr and Georre Brut'hln
attached tN',r signatures Yesterday 10 a report
suspension u Cabinet. Makers rn'cn NJ. : Uy
me rliltIuE Trade, Section ~ the Central Labor
Union. The report stated that the Section vas
had acted III" "srahs' on the jobs n Narcotic
& 60. A attempt was made 10 have the rcDort
declared Irregular heruu.- the signature ~ Dele
gate DUly whp was absent had not been at.
tlDted t"t n" report was indorscl by a large
DE sent I. the rrl~s ari the aNl'al'd unions by
the Corresponding Secretary.
A. ycarerday's mnr'irF o. ne Conference ~
Trades aoi Labor Unions. Pre- dent GoTrer' a
candidate for Delegate % the state C5as,i'n'oaal
Convention on NE Republican and Peoples par