The evening world., 1893-12-08
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Cigar Makers Union No. announces the deaths
Of Members Edward Like and Valentine MerGes.
Carpenters Union No. esl will make nomina-
lions for new officers next Monday.
Fifty new members were enrolled By the Cloth,
Hat and Cap Makers Operators Union this week.
oicers will be elected by the Tin and sheet
Iron Workers Protective and Benevolent Assoc
citation on Thursday, Dec. IS
Henry Karl 40 West street. Hohoken. y. j..
has been elected Secretary OF BARRIERS Union
NO. i5!.
Henry II. Trcror, General President of the
now located in this city and a member oil Local
Union No. 473.
Branch, >, Of the Independent Bakers and Con
fectioners' Union gained thirteen new members
this week, Arrangements are being made for n
mass meeting.
In New Haven. Conn, the unemployed number
about 5000 men. The trades most affected are
the carriage and wagon trade, building trades.
lumber yards and planning mills.
Local Lodge No. Sc. OF the Switchmen's Mutual
Aid Association. will give an evening entertain
ment for the benefit Of one Of its disabled mem
bers on Wednesday. Dec 81.
Prices shirt mill on Broadway. Paterson n.
j. is now running on full time with all the old
hands at the old wages II Is reported that bus
mess is good and the outlook still brighter.
An arbitration committee has been appointed by
thu rnaede Garment Trades to settle II possible.
the shirtmakeis' strike at the shop OF Contractor
A. Hermann, Al Monroe street.
The representative OF Brickayers Union No.
IS TO the annual Convention OF the Brtcklayers
Ernst. The newly elected delegate to the General
Council Is George Jaeger.
Nicholas BooS, a csar man9ta .,on in Kan,
Latshsw for using counterfeit labels of the Inter
national Cigar-Makers' Union.
Henry r. Martin. of the General Executive
Board Of The knights OF Labor Is editor and in
| paper of Minneapolis MINI.
Wages were reduced this week in two shops
under the jurisdiction OF Cabinet Makers Union
No. :. Al two other shops the members have been
| notified that they must stop drinking non-unon
| beer.
General Master Workman J. H.. Sovereign has
deferred his departure from this city, and he
meat Trades at the Italia Theatre next Sunday.
| Other speakers will be Daniel De Leon. Alexander
Jonas A. Cahan and b. FeIgenbaum.
The delegates OF tho United Garment Workers to
the Convention OF the American Federation Of
Labor have been instructed to demand that a gem
| eral boycott lie proclaimed against Meyer Jonas
son Co.. lIack ett, Carhart Co.. and the Boston
| Clothing Manufacturers Association.
The International Cloakmasers' Union has
elected: Isaac HurwiH. Recording Secretary: Jo-
| seph Schlossbarg Financial Secretary; Nathan
SEVERN, Corresponding Secretary; J. Rabinowitz,
Treasurer Next Tuesday a vote viii be taken
upon the Union $ new constitution and bylaws.
Henry Knsck has been fined $50 by the Artificial
Stone Masons' Union for working for the non-union
| Arm Of bailey a Wilson. Several others. who
were fined for the same orense. but have not yet
! paid their fines, will he suspended next week
unloss they settle with the Financial Secretary.
| Dodge & Co.. manufacturers NJ felt, DolGeyic,
y. v, about to discharge 500 men and stop for
a while until they know what Congress is golng
to do about the tariff Arthur Dodge, one OF the
members Of the Arm, says that when they resume
II will be probably at wages reduced so per cent
! In Detroit Mich, the union BARRIERS have come
! to q frend' agreement with their bosses. who
henceiorlh will keep their shops closed on Sun.
days; hut In Denver Col, the men had TO appeal
| to the courts. and the bosses only submitted when
| NJ oil and
| heavily fined for violation OF the Sunday law.
! Gov. Altgeld has been censnred by the Illinois
| Federation OF Labor for his inactivity in regard
to procuring work for the unemployed The Fed
| Grafton had recommended that the Governor should
call special session OF the Legislature TO pro-
vide for the building Of canals railroads and pub
lie buildings at cost OF $40, oOO' OOO
James Hurley is the delegate nj the X. OF l.,
| Tile-Layers' Assembly In this city to the New
! York Workingmen's State Trade Assembly. lie
has received instructions to vote for . resolution
| advising workmen not to enlist in the militia.
| Walking Delegate James c. Edwards. who lives
| in Schermerhorn street Brooklyn, announces that
| he is about to move TO New YORK
| Richards & Hartley's glass plant and the -ite
| OF the Challiner Glass Works at Tarentum near
Glass Workers Union OF America to comparatively
| compete with the United States Glassware Works
whose PROJECTORS have declared that they will
never agstA5empoy any members of the Union.
Many OF the local delegates to the Convention
OF the American Federation Of Labor have left
be called to order by President Gompcrs next
| Monday. Delegate Weismann Of the Bakers
went by the way Of Detroit, where he will speak
at a bakers mass-meetng tomorrow evening
Charles +. Reicher. OF the United Garment.
| Workers