The evening world., 1893-09-18
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.


Ale and Porter Union No. 1 has about eighty
mon bers out Of employment
NJ. H. Hisbett has been Withdrawn as dele
gate TO the Central Labor Union ty the Balfe
Members in arrears with their dues will be
hauled over the Goals by the Executive Board OF
tho Phoenix Labor Club tomorrow evening
In place Of Otto Neuman Cigar Makers Union
No. iis has elected D. Aibrecht. ar, delegate to
the Brooklyn Central Labor Federation.
The Williamsburg Trainers Union yesterday
condemned the Walters and Bartenders Unions for
boycotting the Brooklyn Labor Lyceum.
A non-union property man has been discharged
from 1Iammersteins Harlem Opera. House upon
demand Of the Theatrical Protective Union
President schlemm and Secretary Fischer Of
the Union mn Framers' Union. have volunteered
TO serve on the Hudson County Relief COMMITTEES
for the Unemployed.
A new union OF journeymen fathers is beins
Constructors The Organizing Committee has al.
ready heventy-nve names on its roll
Cloakmakers' Union No. 1 has a list OF sweat
factory inspectors for violating the Antl-sweat-
ing law.
Harry Clayton is the new representative Of
Progressive varnishers' Union No. in the Board
who was Withdrawn.
the Garment Workers Trade Council that a
heimer. Fischel & Co has reduced wages.
several shops during the last few weeks. and
Unions Nos. 4 and will take steps to bring
the respective bosses to terms.
Union No. 16l of the brotherhood OF Painters
and Decorators notified the Central Labor Union
Hodges and Baringer to represent 1t in that body.
Fourteen members were enrolled by the
Manhattan Lodge OF Journeymen Plasterers last
ports that most OF the members have plenty OF
work.
hiilwrishts and Millers Union No. 7s6 yester.
plated demonstration Of The ' unemployed. Joseph
Ilormssen was elected conductor In place OF W
WiAklsr.
Painters md ornamental pls.terers complain
that union rules are being violated on several
ond and Third avenues, by the stereo. ReIi.i
Company which employs union men.
Waters Unions Nos. l and 10 have appointed
agitation committees to cooperate in organizing
| the waite and bsrtenders employed at III,
east side.
An appeal for financial aid has been issued b,
the striking silk weayers OF Pelsram Meyer
whose wages were reduced 10 and ~ per cent
Their committee is permanently In session at 81
Matlock street. Paterson, n. J.
Walking Delegate J. W. Hoadley requested tn,
C.; l.. L. yesterday to boycott the Union squar,
Theatre because Manager u. +. Keith refuse,
to employ union electrical workers. The cast
was referred to the Arbitration Committee.
l,ricklayers Union No. 8 has Endorsed thu
Brooklyn Labor Lyceum. and tho Union Will moi
send any delegates to the political conference Of
the Brooklyn Labor unions and Socialists becaus,
1t IL to take place at the Lyceum.
The differences Of Hebrew Typographical Union
No. 81 with the manager OF the Windsor Theatre
were yesterday taken from the special investi-
Committee OF the Central Labor Union.
The circular issued by the Relief Committee for
the Unemployed at 2S7 East Tenth street. in re-
lstion to the answer given by Gov. Flowers prl-
Nate secretary, when requested to meet the Com
mittee In this city. will be discussed by the Cen
trial Labor Union on the first Sunday in October.
Amalgausted Brass W orkers' Union No. l has
appropriated 800 for the relief OF its unsm-
| ployed members. The Relief Committee. &c
every Monday and Thursday from 10 to II A. NJ.
at the Unions headquarters. Next Wednesday
evening the brass-workers will have 4 mass
meeting at 342 West Forty-second street.
Typographical Union No. 6 resolved Yesterday to
continue levying Its assessment for the relief Of
the unemployed The vote stood 600 for and Z
members who are employed only lew days days
per week. while 400 are entirely idle. The aggre.
gate membership Is about 6, 900.
Joseph crooke. manager OF the employment
ONCE OF the United Brass Workers. reported at
Yesterdays meeting Of the Brass workers> Trade
Council thst the once at eos Second avenue Is
now In working order, and that many applications
i9r places have been registered. The representa-
nss Of the Phoenix Labor Club stated that their
The Initiation fee had been reduced
" Yesterdays meeting OF tho Central Labor
were given rousng reception, and in memory
OF the event the delegates inscribe their name,
some souvenir Tomorrow evening thsy are &c
| attend banquet prepared by the Federation.
Tns question OF the boycott against the Brooklyn
| complaint Of the International Coat-Mskers' Union
esainst the United Garment Workers was referred
to the Organizing Committee
The Special Committee OF the C. l.. U. that
Investigated the complaints of Cabinet Makers
hour law at the nes Station ii, Forty-tcsrtA stree,
and Lexington avenue. reported yesterday that
Postmaster Dayton stated he could not do any.
thing in the matter, as he had not given ont
the contracts, but he promised to see that In The
future the law be complied with by the con.
tractors.
Tho Brownsville Section of the Socialist Labo,
party had = meeting yesterday at Palmer's Ca
s sino. Eastern PARKWAY and Watkins street, tc
discuss the question OF the unemployed. Wher
Alexander Jonas. OF this city. had spoken. severa
policemen appeared and ordered the meeting t.
| ings on Sundays being prohibited in Brooklyn
unless the police be previously notified. The mcI
| Delegates OF thirteen Of the unions herstofor,
amlisted with the brooklyn Central Labor Fed
Grafton met at the Brooklyn Labor Lycsum yes
-s Lyceum by the Federation. II was resolve,
to reorganile the Federation. and a committe,
bylaw The delegates will meet agan next Sun
day The Brooklyn Central Labor Union referre,
the matter to Its Grievance Committee. with In
structions to make an attempt to bring about n
amicabls settlement.
Somewhat unpsrli.mentary language Was use
Cniou when the delegates OF the Walters com
planned that the boycotts against places wher
strictly observed Delegate Harrison spoke @
| ''skunks and towards who would make sue
| insinuations while II was we'll known that man
delegates to the C. l.. L. had run the risk O
| being arrested for boycottins. Delegate Mathe,
| Barr sided with the walters by declaring tn.
| the New York workmen had failed to use on
| OF their most potent weapons when they neglects
| TO carry out their own boycotts. 1t was mail
| their duty AZ far as the boyeotts Endorsed b
them are concerned.