The evening world., 1893-10-16
IN THE WORLD. OF LABOR.

The c%loahmsker.' Union enrolled thlr,y.hve new
members last week.
National Trade As, 'nbly 100. X. Of L.. ma.
chincfy constructors. opened It's ,snausi session
In Newark. y. j., this %lnornins.
Adolph j~sbiinovsky. Of cigar Makers Union No.
%. will speak at a mass. mereting OF the So
cialists In Buffalo this evening.
The BrotherhoSJ Of Tales organized several
shop' last week, thereby gai.,iug Thirty new mem.
bers. They are having trouble With l.. L.ipnrn
4 Bon.
cigar. Makers are c, strik. At stache,bers,.
shop south FIN .yennt The" sa, ina, Their
right.
walking pslcr,ts wcs,enorrger ordered a strike
OF srchitscsural Iron workers against the emrloy-
Stanton and Manein streets. this morning.
The strike ordered bp President Smith. Of the
american Flint GLASS Workers Union. ia the
hrst IN that trade for the last seven years and
It involves about 800 throughout the country.
The building Trades Council Of Eoston has
rotfnsd several unions In this city that the coun.
al has not raised the boycott from bennett .
restaurants, as reported.
4 delegate of Bakers Union No. . was refused
rdmiasion TO the nrooklyn Central Labor linton
Yesterday, bt, auss he Is neither n citizen nor has
he declared his intention OF becoming one.
A motion TO contribute $40 to the campaign
fund n tn. Socialist Labor Party. was referred to
a vote Il the afhlistei unions by the Central Labor
Federation yesterday.
Tho suryicsi Instumert Makers Union sent
two ~de'cEaies to tn. Socialist, Labor Federation
NH;eidsv. The Fur ,bressers' Union is discussing
the Availability of ,oininE the body.
Twrnty-scvcn boss trainers hay. sigued tho
annual contract ~ the Williamsburg Framers'
I ion. while eieTen have refused. strikes viii
probably hc adhered On the Jobs OF the latter.
Alfred Tennv Is the new deicrst. NJ the United
Wood crrvers' Association TO the Central Labor
Union. succeeding Frank W. Raimcs, Who has re.
stEred.
Chimes League demanding tliPt the immigration
o' Cinnamon he strictly prohibited, vas tabled by
tn' Central Labor Federation YESTERDAY.
II was resolved by the Centrsl Labor Federation
yesterday to attend the nag dedication ~ the So
cialist Ia, or party Al the Grand Central Palace,
heyt Saturday evening.
and Brosn-sione Workers and ned Rubher.' Union
with tn. MSste- Free Store Guitars Association
providing for SIS 10 $3.50 per day for journey
Ten and & for helpers.
credentials for ns~ DELEGATES were received by
the Central Labor Federation ,eAcTday IRON
waters rn'o, n" t. ,lo,h i,st ard esp n,p-rs'
Carl sehm club. Progressive 'ocpcrs' Union and
Cooks Alliance M. -.
Adolph strasscr. ex-rrrsidert Of the rissr.
meeting Of tn BROOKLYN central Labor Union rs
a guest. lie is investigating tho financial ~
counts Of several "f the local
urIors.
Fin, Glass Workers Union No. 20 has clertci
Henry Ebrlinr. President; Martin CLARK, vi""-
President; lohn %rhslmsn Re, ordins, Secretary;
rick, Treasurer. william Smith. L. Noble, Will
lam Frazier, Trustees.
ne,esat. brewer. ot tho shcenak.rs, moved
Labor Union TO indorse the nominees Of the
Socialist Labor party for delegates 10 the State
Constitutional Convention. The motion was
voted down.
United Standard Engineers Union No. a.GoS hss
notified tbs German Enxineers' Union o. l'rook-
IN that it, members will no longer he considered
as belonging to a bona nde labor Organization.
Wood WORKERS are on strike in 81. Louis asains,
rev shop. rules which, nv resolution. the ST,
Louis Building Trrdes Council has declared to
DO so trrann'cGl that no Intelligent or free man
could comply with them.
Prul ~schr'lke he. beon elected Recording Sec
r@tar; Of Branch No, OF the International Pl.
has been Instructed TO confer with the ca rncnters'
unions to avoid difference, In regard to piano
Who are ont Of employment had their dues re.
mi'tci.
Tie tpitel Trades Unions, which We" recently
formed by Joseph iiarondess and others oppoqtl
to the United Hebrew Trades union-, SPILLED
for admission 10 the Central Labor Union ".st.r-
day. The APPLICATION was referred to the organ
ising Committee.
AZ SATURDAYS meeting Of the Garment Workers
Trade Council II was decided to. take steps
%eRainst j. Nswnark, is1 noerum street. Brook.
Canal street. who refuse to recognize organized
labor Jacob Latter anu VI. Levin were elected
delegates to the Constitutional Convention confer
ence.
Newspaper Printers Union No. ] reported to
the Central Labor Federation yesterday that two
VI iF mtnlhri- hul been discharged from the
Brooklyn Fr.ie Press-. and that a member OF the
Adam and Cylinder fressmen's Union has been
engage, to do tn. w"ri o. 'hs Two The matter
the Central Labor Federation Of New York and
vicinity.
Cement ,I.ahorsrs, Union No. | has elected:
Joseph schmidt, President Andrew DunleaNy,
NiSe-President Paul Walter. Recording s-cretary
august KHrukowsky,, Finsncisl srsTeary: Philip
clul Secretary; II. Baranowsi;y. Trustee; Peter
C4,hor' !. r"gel, H. Moeslln. Auditors; Peter
the Cement Workers General Council. several
members who went to work on Jobs where strikes
had been ordered have been expelled.
A communication from tho General Convention
OF the Trade aud Labor Unions OF New York CITY.
inviting the Central Labor Union To take part In
the increment 'or %"lecting labor Delegates to the
some discussion /, was decided to sws, The Re-.
ports Of the AFFILIATED unions next Suudu!, when
the matter will be finally settled.
Eccentric Association Of Engineers No. com
planned 10 the Central Labor lnicn Yesterday
that. in spite OF an agreement with the manager
Ut the rnica square Theatre, a non-nulon engineer
vas employed at that theatre. II was explained
that the engineer in question was a member Of
an organization who's: constitution prohibits its
members from going on strike. and that It. there
fore. could not he considered 10 he a bona nde
labor Organization. The Arbitration C0mmittee
"as instructed TO again confer with the manager
ana report the result next Sunday.
Thoams Glassev. a member OF the Legislative
hss,mn'y nf onS"nsisna, TO wn,"h ne was sis.'Ta d
tais cit" yesterday. Mr. classy is travelling for
! his health. lie has attended labor meetings in
san Francisco, Denver, Chicago and In this city.
and last night left for Boston. lie also visited the
headquarters Of the American Federation OF Labor
and OF the knights Of Labor. but he said that
| American worknen could not teach the Aus
trslians mnch us far AZ the trades unions and the
political movements are concerned, as their unions
were stronger, comparatively. than those In this
country. and as TO politics. they we're Tar more
advanced than workmen In this country. as they
have elected nearly 100 representatives TO the DIFF
ferent colonial psrliamcnts.
The Non intercourse m of the Central
Labor Union rerortei at yesterdays meeting OF
that body that the boycotts against certain halls
and places OF entertainment, az wei Az against
several printing ofhces. or employing non-'lnlon
walters ard non-uniOn prcssmen. have not beer