The evening world., 1893-10-20
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

A circulating library has been established by
the Central Labor Union, of Akron, U.
Shoe button hole makers have organized under
the auspices OF the Knights OF Labor in Lynn.
Mass.
Iron Moulders Union No. liz has elected
Thomas McCatery. President. and William Har-
mon, Secretary.
Union No. 5.526 is A.. S. Carpenter. and James
Chorus has been elected Secretary.
Bakers Union No. So has assessed its members
30 cents each per month to defray the costs OF
Its Labor Bureau.
The United Hebrew Trades of New York and
vicinity are contemplating the publication OF an
Official organ In the Hebrew dialect.
Bartenders' Union No. ! has limited the salary
OF It's Office manager to $40 per week. and the
Office hours will henceforth be from . to 6 p. NJ.
In Dayton. o.. there is a Transfers Union,
which comprises every man who owns or drives
a horse In that town. The organization is char
tered by the American Federation OF Labor.
Henry Bird is the new master OF switchmen's
Union No, 1873, and Joseph ii. II. Mclnerny was
elected Recording Secretary. while L. II. Decker
was made Financial Secretary.
Toledo. o.. has hfty-eight union barber shops,
thirty-tour union boss carpenters. twelve boss
pIasterers employing union men, ten union plumber
bosses and twelve union painter bosses.
Glass. Workers Union No. ils has elected; Rob.
e' T. MiIisri. SECRETARY; j. r Hughes treasurer
@. Ziegler. NJ. Long, r. Gabbutt, Trustees.
A few years ago tobacco stripping. which Is
done mi, BY girls NG ps'd ., an SysF1 sspdi Gi s 20 p si 20 Sa ,ar
IA 'AAs Wv
q week OF seventy hours.
Jersey city Branch 8 OF tho Workmen's General
Benefit Union has at present 1855 members. Dur
Ing tho last three months S37l.A were paid for
benefits.
The Basket-Makers' Union has removed its
headquarters to the Labor Lyceum, Ga East
Fourth street, where tho regular meetings will
take place every first Tuesday OF the month.
Cabinet Makers Union No. 80 has elected
Adolph oehlschlacser, Financial Secretary; George
Massey. Recording and Corresponding Secretary
J.. Dantrick and Martin Foster. Members OF the
Executive Committee.
Circulars asking candidates OF the different pc.
litieai parties to have their printing done at
tho officers OF typographical Union No. 6.
Tomorrow evening the new nag Of the Socialist
Labor party will be dedicated at the Grand Cen
trail Palace, Lexington avenue, between Forty
third and Forty-fourth streets. The nag is red.
Of course.
Many members OF Cabinet Makers Union No,
7 and Of Machine Wood Workers Union No. IS
have temporarily lost their positions by the bis
IRE on Wednesday, which, among others. destroyed
S~ha1tey's furniture factory.
Speaking Trainers Union, and a foreman, has
been lined $40 for advising some men employed
ENaulninE Hoard. telling them that they would
not be treated impITtially,
John 7. Boyle has been reelected Walking Del,
agate OF the Mosaic and Encaustic Tile Layers
Union. and James g. Edwards, tho well. known
sorgeant.at-Arm Of the Central Labor Union.
was again chosun Walking Delegate by the IL.
OF l.. HeNagon Labor club OF Tile-Lsysrs' Help,
ers.
Robert Winston, Of Walters Union No. ., ha,
written a letter stating that b. was consulted
when the Trades and Labor Conference, at Psi
East Tenth street, nominated him for Delegate Il
The state Constituti NAL Convention. and thai
no never was ronnect II with any political n"
form organization out the Socialist Labor party.
Ex.secretsry, william, MscNsir. Of y. 4, -.
X. Of H., will probably be released tomorrow
from Ludlow Street jail, where he was Imprisoned
for four months for writing an alleged iibeliou,
postal card 20 Senator Mcclelland. There is still
a nno Of $500 TO be paid by MacNair, and II he
10 unable TO pay. he will have TO stay in jail until
ths hrs has been paid. or be released under the
poverty act. =