The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.


Mr.. Edison says that gold Is not as valuable
nor as necessary rs iron or Leaf.
The once manager NJ Mschinists Progressive
Union No. l reports that trade Is gradually i'm
proving.
W. Il. Mcconnell has been elected Corresponding
Secretary OF Bocr-Mskers Branch 10. Green.
point l.. ].
James Gardner. the newly elected representa-.
tive Of the American Society Of frcsco Painters.
has been admitted To the Beard Of Walking Dele
gates.
union " cugrsyors is to hc organized under
the auspices OF the Central Labor Federation at 90
East Fourth street this evening.
The Common Council OF Boston struck the word
Union from resolution introduced h, rIEo.
city's printing be done at union once.
Over 200 metal workers arc on, on general
Strik' q, budapest, the capital OF Hungary. he.
rause one u their organizers had been DIS
charged for being union
The Cooks, Alliance ha. resolved TO send dele
gates 10 the Central Labor Federation For
Iu"Nda} oct -, maGs- ms Of COOKS has
be'n called - take place at 90 Eat Tenth street.
lIanch = or the lndercndrnt Baker. and ccatrc-
tioncra,, lnion has decided that members must he
IN E2'i Sllniins Tor at lna, on" month to he en-
tllod to employment az helpers.
strikes OF Ar hitcctural Iron Workers neairst
me employment Of non Union men are imminent
at the sh0rH II Cook g. ons, Wee Thitty-'cvcnth
street. and Wc5ting 4 CO.. 900 West Forty .tlst
street.
tn. German American Painters and Decorators
Bausemer, 122 East Eghticth street, who dis
charged a member upon demand Of another organ.
ihation of painters.
gamatcd Brass Workers Union No. has dis
employed most Of the unemplU ed members
having again found work
Mrs. Martha Avery, Of Boston has accepted
tho invitation Of the New York Section VI the
new nag at the Grand central Palace OF Industry
ON Saturday. Oct. q.
Walking Delegate John Tasker. Of tho Enter.
Prise Association of steam Filters. states that
the members OF that organization nav" all the
work they want. trade improving constantly and
the treasury of the Association is in a very pros
porous condition.
The Williamsburg Trainers Union has instructed
its delegates to the socialist Labor Federation
TO move that tho name of III, latter he rharerj
as the trainers do not consider II 10 be appro-
pirate for body composed Of delegates from
trades unions.
Lodge 800 OF the Locomotive Engineers brother.
hood; located in BroskHn, mas elected H. J.
JarIln, ~ wyona street. chief Eus nicer and
a X lSob,rt.. Assistant Ensnecr. Tho newly
elected thief Engineer OF I.Odg" 26a. Long island
| city, is T. Bancroft. lj' Freeman street, Green
point. l.. l.
It is an established fact that the members OF
wages, and suffered little or no reduction during
| the present crsin while unions taking low dues
and paying small or no benefit are rapidly going
! 10 pieces and their members are being reduced
I Ia almost starvation wages.
4 The Secretary OF Branch | Of the United SILK
Ribbon Weayers' Union has been instructed 10
demonstrate with Manufacturer Blumen,hal, whore.
( 80 1t Is alleged. ilcn being compelled to tend
several looms at the same time For next Friday
a meeting has been called at Cables Hotel.
One Hundred and Forty ninth street AMI Amster.
dam avenue.
/ The labor literature Of this country has been
recently increased by an interesting novel entitled
. "A strike" written by Joseph Treumann. Ter
man. American. OF this city. The book contains a
vivid description OF seems witnessed during the
recent great strike in the stone cutting Industry
and it is we'll worth reading.
! Judge Reed Of Wichita. Kan. has decided that
| the Eight-liOur law Of Kansas is "unconstttu-
| unnaL' lie is the first District Judge To pass
! on this act and he holds that It is in conflict
the Fourteenth Amendment 10 the Federal Ionsti e
tuition. claims agSregatinG hundreds OF thousands
Or dollars Tor overtime" under this law are pending
against almost every city and county Of Kansas.
/ At Yesterdays meeting Of the Board o; Dele
gates Of building Constructors, the motion to
hold meetings every Tucslay, THURSDAY and sat
will remain as they wcre-MonIay. Wednesday
and Friday. 1t was reported that the Tin and
Narcotic & G." Delegate Mclaughlin report I'd
that the Bonrd Of Walking Delegates did not sue
! coed in its attempt to have members of Painters
Prosrc size Union No. discharged by Contrac tor
Dean from u Job on Thrty-nrst street and sixth
avenue.
General Secretary A. q. Wines. of the Interna-
hand OF sSt 32S,54 Last month the recruits for
Dives were 50 1s2.i5. and 50 OF was expended.
Santa Cruz Cal. Grand Junction Col. Hamilton
and Cleveland. o. An application for a charter
OF tho local unions at tonanche, Tex. Oklahoma
city, o. T.. and peadwood. :. D. surrcn-
dered. The PressFcedcrs Union at lndianspol ID
has been disbanded.
Twcnty-sevcn delegates representing local nlli-
ances of the Hotel and Restaurant Employees.
United brotherhood OF railors; Clothing Cutters
Assembly ",S53. X. Of L.. Cigar Makers Union
No. lH Clothing Cutters Union No. 4. Bakers'
Union No. !. Cigar Packers / Mon No, 2jl the
structural Iron Settlers Union, Food Handlers
Union and the Peoples party. composed the Con-
rention which assembled yesterday evening at the
. Iahp AM.
street, to secure the recognition OF labor dems nds
hy the coming State Constitutional Convention.
Samuel H. jacobson elected Chairman. and
Samuel Kaufman Secretary. Henry Weigmann NJ.
, Dampf and others declared that it was necessary
for organized labor to he represented at the tom
stitutional Convention. Delegates Wcisma nm.
Chris. Evans NJ. Dampf, John Nice. s II. Jacob
son, William 7. Miller and T.. Zimmerman were
then appointed as a committee 10 submit plan
Of action at L meeting to be held next Sunday.