The evening world., 1893-10-19
IN THE WORLD OF LtBo2

Journeytnen Brewers Talon No. 60 has voted
against changing the name OF the Socialist Labor
Federation.
Charles Iieyne has been elected Secretary Of
the Furriers' Union and NJ. Fucrst is the sew
Treasurer.
John q. Pee, has been elected President OF
Coopers' Union No. 81 and the name OF the new
Secretary is John Lawler.
The Bill Posters and Mattress. Makers Unions
sent new delegates to the central body OF the
United Hebrew Trades Unions this week.
John !, Kelly is %ssitatins IN the New Ensi.nd
states for the Journeymen Bakers and Conteo'
TONERS international Union.
Henry Detcher is the new shop delegate Of the
Architectural Iron Workers Union At the shop
OF Prince & Ki.hei.
The building Trades Section Of the Central
Labor Union received credentials yesterday. from
the Granito-Cutters' Cuion and the United Wood
carvers' Association.
Textile Workers Union No. s will have . sps-
cial meeting this evening TO discuss a propcsi.
tion TO remit the dues Of Its unemployed members.
y. Ewald Jensen, local organizer Of the Jour
neyintn Tailors' Union OF America Tor Nhlcago.
has besn appointed factory inspector BY Gov.
Altgold.
New delegates were admitted this week to the
Local Executive posrd Of the nTooEiy1 WS''e y
!, and Bartendcrs' Union No. 10.
Secretaries OF trades unions throughout tho
country complain that since July the ,membership
has been falling OF AMI dues rensined unpaid
because most Of the members were out Of EN-.
%ployment.
Makers Union No. 30 enrolled seven new
me5ers last night. The following officers were
elected: Jacob Sim. Financial Secretary: Fred
Sssqsisr. Auditor; 4; kadt5man, , Trns'se ., 4.
gates to the Central Labor Federation.
Metal r~ooters and brieklayers Joined the srchi-
%tecturai iron workers who were striking against a
ben, thus compelling the latter to reconsider
the reduction. Work was at once resumed.
Delesate Mslloy. Of the Manhs,,sn Lodge of
tion have not been paid their wages on n iOh
at one Hundred and Seventeenth street and Mad.
ison avenue. = special mt o. the Board
tractor.
A special assessment OF 81 has be.n levied upon
the members OF Cabinet Makers No. Z to meet
an urgent, demand upon the Unions treasury.
Wages withheld from members by Bosses Kroenke
and Enselhardt were collected by the Walking
Delegate.
7. Elliott has been raised to s25, 900 by the Gen
erai Executive Board OF the brotherhood OF Paint
srs and Decorators a charter Vas granted to a
for dues las. month amounted to N,altoi.
The woman's Baking Company, established for
the benefit OF unemployed women by some humane
ladies about one year ago In Chicago. went into
bankruptcy. The business did not pay. as II could
not compete with other concerns having more
capital invested.
The Furrlers' Union 1, asitatins for the aboli.
ton OF. the representative system in central bod.
les, as Tar as the right OF d%eles,tes 10 lesIsiate
important questions are IN be definitely settled.
the vote OF the meeting to be binding.
General Secretary John II Lennon reports that
the cues received from local unions. anhliated
with the Journeym'n Tailors' Union Of America
S Saa9u the Union IS 'I In IT'S ci 'sS' WITH ni"t ssss' as@ 90. The .s sum
Of 49, 90 vas expended; tn. or total funds ,s.
rears for over two months.
Secretary Samuel Aronson reports that Inter
national Tailors' Union, No. l is increasing It's
membership. This week two new shops were
r-apt1A IanNnfnrfh Hloataainna NJ Nrnnnmlr
and political subjects will prccede tho transsc-
ton OF routine business At every meeting Mex,
SATURDAY evening a special meeting VIII be held
to consider amendments to the Constitution,
The delegates OF the Tin and Sheet Iron Work
ers' Union reported TO the Building Trades Sec
the non union firm OF Jordan L. Mott & Co. was
putting ranges and stoves In the house a. rs
West Eifty,seSond street; When a Committee ,s e,
the house yesterday the architect promised them
that the Objectionable stoves should be removed.
At Yesterdays meeting OF the Journeymer Tail
ors' Protective and Benevolent Union the Organ
ling Committee reported that Its work In the
downtown stores is progressing fairly. The
members cannot hold two of,re. in the Union
was adopted by a vote OF sls against 80 A sn"-
cial committee has been appointed to settle dif-
ferences at a shop on Fifth avenue.
The special committee OF the Central Labor
Federation that visited the large clothing nrms
n ,'' rni Eny 30. II r r%pe1ts' tia. Hsmmer.ic"es
saks s Co, vosel & Son; Rogers,
PsSt f ! cG,; p sSs u,l AFS,he. Z Co /; a s4s al IS s
favor OF employing union men. and that they will
withdraw their work from contractors refusing
/ Carhart q Co. do not want to have any thing to
do with union workmen.
BY a large majority vote 1t has been decided
TO remove the headquarters OF the -Ameri-
tan Topographic from this city to Indianapolis,
and to consummate the amalgamation with the
a l.'e passiSls' r gypoS5aph' Ssou s a nambs as Of sp ssrike.
and the continued lack OF employment the gem
eral fund haH been exhausted to such an extent
that the General Executive Board ordered an as
sessment Of 81 TO be levied upon the members
having employment.
The Delegates Of the Building Trades Section OF
lively discussion over the lax attention which
was paid to the proceedings Of the body; Many
Delegates dill all the business in the organization
Of unions and the management Of strikes. there
Tss NS declared I', tsat t0r res ,ns sss,lSn s sf DO; Do; s etsS51
WAS necessary and instead Of a Chairman at each
meeting a permanent President should he elected,
the delegates were instructed to lay the matter
before their uni ons for discussion. a general vo,.
will then he taken to decide whether or not the
Section should be reorsaniEed.
For another year the Brotherhood Of Surface
Railway Employees and the Amaisamated Asso.
amalsamated as ID y could not agree upon tht
,erns, for a definite settlement. The bIo,herhoed
r% rss i { =. b {. LEVI. Hsl' oi LyS e, s s..l s%ssre Ssfs,
Treasurer: NJ. Taylor. OF Harrisburg, Pa, Ser
geant-at-Arms +. Mclaughlin: OF Newark. n. j.,
Auditor; Executive Board. William II. Rogers. OF
Middle,own. n. Y; F. seeley. Of Augusta. Me.
W. Parsons, Of Washington. D. G.; Thoma,
Dwyer, OF PHILADELPHIA. Pa: A. Husstsd. o
citation are: W. D. Mahon. Of Columbus. o.,
President; S. NJ. Massey, OF. St. Paul. Minn.
Miller, Of Knoxville, Tenn. John Young, Of
Colorado springs, Col; " J. Law. of Detroit
Mich. and ,. Farrsgher, Of Youngstown. o.,
Vice Presidents; f.. S, Ingram. OF indianapolis
George D. De Isle. OF Duluth, MINI. and c
C. Reeve. OF Cleveland, o., Trustees.
hpr npIccTS IN EYuIpITInN