The evening world., 1893-09-25
NOTES FROM LABOR'S FIELD.

New officers will he elected to-day by the Board
OF Delegates of Building Constructors
A meeting of walters will be held at
so East Tenth street this evening, The subject
Of discussion will be The Unity OF Labor"
At the Hotel English; at Indianapolis; the
delegates OF the Laundry Workers assembled this
morning to form a national organization.
The Biennial Convention of the International
Cigar-Makers' Union was opened by fresiuent
&. W. Perkins this morning In MILWAUKEE, WIS
A mass meeting OF tailors will take place at
Beethoven Hall. Fifth street, tomorrow evening.
| Henry Weismann. J. schocnhcld and others are
announced as the speakers
The Garment Workers Trade Council has elect
Latter Financial Secretary, NJ. Frankel Treasurer
and ID. Levy Sergeant-at-Arns.
International Tailors' Union No. l reports a
large Increase Of its membership. A conference
will take place this afternoon with the piece
working tailors at 81 Delaney street. with a view
of cooperating In trade disputes
Bros, Forty NTH street and Fifth avenue. against
the employment Of n-union men. other build
ing trades workmen assist the painters by strik-
ing on the Jobs where these contractors are ell
gagged.
The credentials of Painters and Decorators,
Labor Union because the Building Trades Sec
ton SAYS that members of No, ll refused to
stop work on Jobs where the Section had Or
dered strikes.
delegates to the General Assembly OF the knights
OF Labor by Disctrict Assembly 10 yeste:day.
tireenan received b3 votes ana ~ were East ioE
he Leon. Other candidates were George Mccall
din, who received IS votes; George Z. Murray
with IS. and John H.. o'Connell with 70,
At a mass-mcetIng OF the United Artificial
day Contractor Habermann was denounced for
having settled the strike on the Jobs Of Wilson
ers. whose wages are to be fixed by the firm.
while the mssons agreed not to strike IN benalf
Cf the lGborers for one year at least. The agree
ment made by IIabermann was rejected. The
masons will he requested to gp on strike again
or be considered non-union men.
The Geary Anti.Chineso law was discussed at
tcrtsy, as Delegate Connolly, Of the Magnolia
Association of Walters. offered a resolution
asking Congress for : siT'ct 'n,oroem'n, o.,
said that the resolution emanated from persons
who sought to attain personal benefits by Its
ago adopted similar resolutions 1t was decided
to publicly declare that the G. l.. I. has moth
ing to add To It's previous emphatic declarations
upon the subject.
The unions who withdrew from the BROOKLYN
Central Labor Federation on account Of the boy
cot against the Brooklyn Labor lyceum aad
formed \ new central body adopted a declaration
OF principles Yesterday, which IL almost identi-
rpon The necessity Of independent political ao-
| ton. \ committee was then sent to the 9. l..
+. 10 request the same 70 condemn the boycott.
The C. /. r. after some dlSsssnion. referred
The Brooklyn Central Labor Union Endorsed the
boycott.
New officers were elected by the Central La
Dor Federation yesterday as follows Isaac Ro-
seminal, Recording Secretary; Ernest Bchm, Cor
responding Secretary; A. WaldingeT, Financial
Secretary: G. II. McVey, Treasurer; c. Upper
man, ScrRennt-Rt-Arms Delegates Arnsdi. MIL
l%enhauser and Bluerschmidt, Trustees Delegates
Hate. Gehlhaus and Niilenhauser. Auditing Com
mittse; Delegates Henkler, Daniel. Waldinger.
Greenfield and Winter, Credentials Committee
Delegates Hanft, Wsldinger McVey, B0hm and
Henkier. OTgariZing Committee; Delegates Bau.
orsrhrnidt, Rosenthsl. NcVcy, BONN ind Op-
permann. Arbitration Committee,