The evening world., 1893-12-19
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Every one OF the members of the Union Hill
Trainers Union is out OF employment.
Walters Alliance No. 10 has fourteen member
nut Of employment.
shop In Brownsville against q reduction OF wages.
The Building Trades Section OF the Central
Labor Union has $685.. Is in its defense fund.
sergeant-at-Arms James c. Edwards. Of the
Central Labor Union. has changed his address 10
10 Second street. New York City.
The Furriers' Union reports that its members
will not have ANYTHING to do for At least SIX
months from Jan. i.
Among the candidates for Walking DELEGATE OF
the Brotherhood Carpenters Unions in this city
Is Dennis Walsh. Of Local Union No. 81.
Weekly payments have been enforced by the
Factory inspectors for the employees OF the West
received their wages semi-monthly.
James Eadie has been elected delegate to the
Central Labor Union by the Granite Cutters
There is trouble expected by the Architectural
Iron Workers. Union at the shop Of Boss Happel.
who proposes to increase the hours Of labor.
Public agitation meetings will be held during
every Tuesday evening, at One Hundred and
Fortieth street and Third avenue.
Cabinet-Makers' Union No I has succeeded in
| persuading Chris. Molzer. 1856 Second avenue, to
exchange his bar, which was made by non-union
men. for one from a shop where only union men
ara employed.
Walking Delegate Louis Koehler yesterday found
non-union cornice-makers from Brooklyn working
on a Job at the Bowery Bank Building, Elizabeth
and Grand streets. They were discharged upon
Mr. Koehlers request.
Painters Progressive Union No. 3 will have it's
regular quarterly meeting at ISL East One Hun
dred and Twenty-hfth street this evening; oshce ms
be fined so cents each.
The manag .rs OF the Citizens Brewery. Newark.
N. j.. have made a written agreement TOT one
year with Journeymen Brewers Union No. 2 ac-
| cording to which the brewery will be run upon
union rules and regulations
At Yesterdays meeting Of Cigar-Makers' Union
No. ia 1t was reported that the Label Com
mittee caused the arrest Of a manufacturer for
using counterfeit union labels. The Union has
joiI ed the New York State Label League. Daniel
Harris was elected delegate to the Convention Of
the New York State Federation Of Labor.
Patrick Murphy. Of D.. A. 90; Theo. r: cuno
and F. sehreiber spoke at yesterdays meeting OF
aims and objects OF the Knights Of Labor as an
assembly of which the organization Is to be in;
stalled next Monday, when the Initiation Zee VIII
be raised to 81; at present It is IS cents.
The working force at hte main ONCE Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company. where about
been reduced By placing thirty hands upon the
waiting list every week. without Diminishing
s sny ors; Ma1 oi ts. a. new E; rui s'n State. % tina, making "Swi lns
TO the dulnesa Of business It has become abso-
luteiy necessary to cut down the regular force
temporarily"
appointed q Special Committee yesterday to In
v~estigate q grievance OF Cabinet Makers Union
men on q Job at Thirteenth street and Third
avenue. Delegates l. J. Brown. l.. Koehler and
arbitration committee which. together with repre-
sentatives Of D.. A. 1853. X. Of L., and OF the
Furniture Manufacturers Association is to in
v~estigate the charges against Boss Brown. at
whose shop on West Twelfth street piece work
has been introduced.
DR.. Stanton Colt, founder OF the Neighborhood
Guild, has called a conference OF representative
labor men to be held next Tuesday evening at 20
Delaney street, for the purpose Of considering
| invited are: Sam Gompers. Charles r. Reichers,
Daniel De Leon. Alexander Jonas, Hugo Vogt,
| Patrick Murphy. Hugh Greenan. George z. MUIR
ray, II. White, George X. Lloyd. II. Glyn, Theo
r. Cuno. J: 7. Archibald. John Tasker, l.. J.
| Brown, Fl. schlueter. s. II. Jacobson, II. Enrich,
A. Cahan. Ernest Bohm. A. wahlinger and several
others