The evening world., 1893-10-21
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Hod-Carriers' Union M. 6l36 has elected
J. u. Lewis President and $. II. iyrd Secretary.
This week Bakers tnicn No. So gained eleven
new members and bakers Union No. 20 enrolled
fourteen,
The Carton Furnace COMPANY hNs adopted upon
its goods the label OF Iron Mouldcrs' Union OF
North America.
Carriage makers complain that their trade
is still very dun, with no Immediate outlook for
an Improvement
Jacob NJ. Hermann was elected President Of
the United Wood.Caryers Association yesterday
evening and q, ntttclbach Was made Librarian.
Frank ncrs has been elected Secretary Of loiicr.
mskers' Union No. ~, sue .edlns Frank brady.
who resigned on account ~ illness.
For having neglected to renew their working
cards several members ~ Laborcts' Union No. .
we're fined 50 to SO each last night
-Four manufactmsrs applied Tor tho blue label
applications wore deferred to the secretary for
investigation.
A special meeting Of tho Day Labor Club, l.
evening to consider demands To be made upon
the Dock Commissioner,
Free Textbooks for the Public schools have
political campaign by the Trades Assembly VI
Utica. n, Y.
Abraham cahan, Of the United Hebrew Trades
MONS Will lecture upon the subject Of The
International Labor Movement at Union Square
Hall. $ Union square, tomorrow evening.
An entertainment VIII he given for the bcnent
OF the unemployed bakers and confectioners In this
East Tenth street. this evening
lastcrs' Union No , elected Thomas y. Cole
MN, President William, knapp. Vice. President:
y. J. Smith, Recording Secretary; Charies Riley,
Financial Secretary. Joseph. poquett.. Treasurer.
Mcssrs. Coleman. Knapp, Lemlly and Newman.
Advisory Board,
Contractor Mcdonnell Yesterday paii the w,scs
~ the nlastcrcrs who threatened to strike IN his
ions The trouble VAS settled by the Efforts OF
Lodge of Plasterrrs.
Typographical Union No. 81, Utica, N. Y. ha,
adopted resolutions thanking the democratic
state Convention ior nominating EivRrd q. Rate,
one of the members OF No. ~, as q candidate
Tor nelcratc'at-iarse to the State Constitutional
convention.
Mhtons Union No, l that they are paying union
wages but no altlemsnt will he made unless the
union returns sc paid by the Arm for initiation
it'u ana dues tor ZONE hf their men who were
compelled TO Join the Union.
General Secretary +. q. Wines reports that the
duen received IRON lo"ti unions Of the lntcrna
tIhnal typographical lniOn amounted to 81. ON2 g.
last month. and that 81. siS q was expended. lcav.
Ing a balance Of $50 go 20. against 50. $40. aa dur
Ing III" preceding month.
Reductions Of wages amounting to from 81 To
$40 per week have been ordered al the Once Of
Sacke't & Williams, photographers. In the Judge
building, Sixteenth street and Fifth avenue, and
next week about onc,hiri of the employees VIII
be discharged.
SIX momhcf Of Electrical Workers Union No. ,
Metropolitan Opera House, and the Board Of
Walking Delegates resolved yesterday to make an
attempt to ha," the discharged men rrinsta'ed.
The boss brewers In st. Louis with the rycen-
tion Of RiHch a Lcmp. refuse to recognize tue
unions of their drivers and hrem.n, and a gen.
oral lockout ia expected, because the drivers 10
fuse TO raise a boycott proc aimed by them againtt
tho Home Brewery.
Some unknown painters have destroyed the work
donc by members a Painters Progressive Union
No Z on the job Of Haas 6 Fried. At Forty-ffth
street snd Fifth avenue, and Walking Delegate
MclanShiin Is trying TO nnd the perpetrators OF
the decd.
IL l. .. ...- - ...-- ..-L- -... a
boiler, makers Of Minneapolis. Min, went on strike
and there is no sign yet that th.y win resume
work bu, they need financial assistance; and
their appeal for Rt Went t. all unions affiliated
with the America 'irra'ion OF Labor.
Trouble is expected Tits afternoon at the new
Stewart Building. Forty. mrs, street and broad,
way, where member Of rainterS' Progressive
Union No. are to he ous'el by the Board oi
Watkins Delegates Tn" members Of III. Beard OF
cnt to persuade contractor James 7. Hall not ia
yield 70 the demands OF the representatives of the
'Old Board"
Canildater FOR public o,ncc have been ncnl.
mated by a Convention under the auspices OF the
Federated Trades Council In Milwaukee. The Peo.
p!e'H AMI Socialist Labor particu sent delegations
asking the Convention to adG.t their respective
names. witch was refused. but some Of the can
dldates Of both Of these parties we're placed upon
the ticket Of the Federated Trades.
many local unions AFFILIATED with the Journey mel
Bakers and confectioners' Union have, not ye
Teceipts at the general Office last week amounted
to isss s. aud an 10 WAS expended Jo.erl
national Executive Board.
Walking Delegate Rotsn reported At Yesterday
meeting Of the Board OF Delegates of Build,nI
Constructors that Contractor MLhon"y Is employ
ing non union plsrterers' laburors on a job a
Delaney and Columbia streets, A special com
rnittsr was appointed TO confer with the oontrsc
tor. The same Committee vas sent TO CCntTacto
Steuben. who still refuses tp abide by union rule
IN his job at ManGin and stanton streets.
william SChimmcl was expelled by BdrtenJcrs
Union No l last night Tor Violating his dutie
against Its interests. The newly elected onhccr
7 are. Charles Winter. Secretary; Thomas Lud
wig Treasurer. Messrs. Euler, schmidt an,
Goerle. Trustees; Messrs Winter, Hagen an
Lime, nelegateh to tho Central Labor Fedora
ilnn. The Office hours will he. on week lays
from , To 5 p. NJ; on Sundays, from 10 A.. NJ
to IL at noon