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

Next Saturday MachiuistS Progressive Union
No. ! will have N sweating sntsrtainmsat
or! :; y; + srJ s..' 1. e. a:.i s:ss:;'F 1.i Ss 'e 3; r s:.',
son. n. j.. whoss msmbsrship II rapidly iscrsas.
Henry seia!d h: s::. elected s;:sr.s.ry ..
nrsser' Uniens IN this city. Ths NV Treas
ursr Is II. Edel.
Furniture Workers Union No. - has s~ppoistsd
machine sood-"orS.rs employed al the shoDs
where the union has jurisdiction.
The strike at the Gisuber Brother Bras
~, a.ns a4% naas.o cs%Dsn y n a., be- Sssn ..% Sse'. .ss.. on =:
paid by other, employers In the city.
silverthau q Co.'S cigar packers arc on strike
AGAINST = reduction Of vases. Policemen are sta
between Ninety eighth and Ninety ninth streets
Branch l Of the United silk Ribbon wsavers'
Union has requested all unions located on the
marching to Union Square. where they will attend
the rally OF the Socialists
Adolph Greenbsrg has bean given . vote Of
for d~efrayinE the costs OF . meeting Of Meyer Jo-
Rssson's employees. who are to be organized by
the ]. G. U. This evening the Executive Com
nittes will holi q special. meeting.
All brass workers residing where no local or
ganiEation Of their trade is In existence are In
..ii,sd to eommunissts with william Anas ho ::
the Secretary Of the International brotherhood oil
brass Workers. and who viii show them now
" tofm = btahsu " thaN
A reward OF 500 has been offered by the Board
Of Delegates OF Building Constructors for the
detection and conviction Of the individual who
Il 10 charged, has wantoniy destroyed a beautt-
fully painted ceiling at the building on tho corner
Of Forty-hfth street and Fifth. avenue. It II
limited that some painters OF a rival organization
know more about this AFFAIR than they are Willing
10 tell.
Mayor Braun. OF Paterson. N. j., where about
Is. 0o0 workmen are idle. has announced that he
will rot sign any contract for the new 81. 900. 900
City Hall unless II provides for the employment
OF resident ~orkmen. The city Hall Commission
mon Council has passed resolutions providing
that no man who is not a member OF some labor
organization Will be employed on the Job.
a new central body OF Tailors and Garment
, %9,ss'', .,r se'on' f Rspr sssa sfs. ss ln as ass nal
closkmakers' Union no, 4. international T.llors'
Union No. Pro.ressiys TailGL,, Union r
Knee-Pants Makers. s~hirtmakers'. Never-Rip-
Pants Makers overall-Makers' and Waist and
Wrapper Makers Unions A committee 10 At
Brooklyn taiiors' unionI have been requested to
Join. The next meeting Of delegates is to take
place next Sunday evening at ~ Henry street.
At the last session OF United Trades Unions
d-elssates from ,as New York MUSICAL ynion
ported to have enrolled thirty members at its
last meeting typographical Union No. sit re-
ported that after q long struggle they had nnaily
othces Ct baltimore and that hereafter all labor
Organizations will demand the label OF the Inter
national Typographical Union on their printing
that they had called a mass-mecting last Friday.
and that q bakers union. consisting Of atty six
Eaemhsrs. has been organised. Another mass
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