The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-18
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Ale ana Porter Union No. l has about eighty
meu beers out OF employment.
NJ. II. Nisbett has been Withdrawn as q dele
Musical Club
Members in arrears with their dues will be
hAuisu over the Goals by the Executive Board Of
'he Phoenix Labor Club tomorrow eyeuins.
In place OF Otto Nrunsn Cigar Maker, Union
No lts has elected ID. Albrecht. ar. delegate to
tho Brooklyn Central Labor Federation.
The Williamsburg Framers unlon YESTERDAY
condemned the Walters and Dhrtenders' Unions for
boycottinE the Brooklyn Labor Lyceum.
non union property man has been discharged
rom HammerBen's Harlem Opera House upon
demand OF the Theatrical Protective Union.
President Schlemm and Secretary Fischer OF
The union Hill Trainers Union, have volunteered
10 serve on the Hudson County Relief Committee
for the Unemployed.
A new union OF Jourueymeu fathers 10 being
orsanizsd by the Board OF Delegates Of building
Constitutions. The Organising Committee has al
ready seventy -nve names on Its roll.
Cloakmskers' Union No / has . list of sweat
ing contractors whose names will be sent to IN.
Ing law.
Harry Clayton is tn. new representative o,
Progressive Vsrnishers Union No. i in the boa I'd
who was withdraw.
IA' sIo.h,rSoOs Of Tailor. Ia, reported to
sweater working for Brokaw Bros. and Fcch-
heimsr, F'schs a Co. has reduced wages.
Clo,h'ng cutters wages hav. been reduced in
Unions Nos, and will take steps to bring
The respective bosses to terms.
Union No. ISL Or the brotherhood O, Painters
and Decorators notified the Central Labor Union
Yesterday that 1t had elected Messrs. Cooper
Hodges and bAringer to represent II in that body.
Fourteen new members were enrolled by III.
Manhattan Lodge OF Joufnsymen Plas,srcrs last
week, and Walking Delegate James Maiioy re
AOrk.
hilwrishts and Millers' union No 1855 yeu.r.
Gay voted AGAINST taking In ha
plated demonstration OF the unemployed. Joseph
bormasen was elected conductor in place Of II
Winklsr.
Painters and ornamental plas,srers complain
that union rules are being violated on several
new buildings on Forty-hrs, street. between Sec.
ond and Third avenues. by thu Sterso. Rel ei
company, which employs union men.
waters Unions Nos. ! and 10 have appointed
agitation committees TO cooperate in orsani1ins
east side.
An appeal for financial aid hs, been issued by
ths striking silk viewers OF Pelsram & Never.
whose wages were reduced 10 and ~ per cenf
Their committee Ia permanently in session at s.
MAtlock street, Paterson. y. ].
=, Walking Delegate J, W, Hoadley requested III.
c; L. L, yesterday to boycott, the Union sGusT.
Theatre because Manager u. r Keith refuse.
70 employ union electrical workers The case
Vas referred to the Arbitration Committee.
BneklIysrs Union No . has iudorsed IN.
Walters and bartender boycott sgainst Ii,
broekDn Labor Lyeeum. and the Union will no,
e"y "siekstea 10 tne political conference OF
ne Brooklyn Labor unions and Socialists because
10 10 take place At the Lyceum.
The differences OF Hebrew typographical Union
no. slI with the manager OF the Windsor Theatre
were yesterday taken from the special ipyesti-
gazing COMMITTEES and referred to the Arbitration
COMMITTEES OF the Central Labor Union
Ths circular issued by the Relief Committee for
the Unemployed at ISL East Tenth street, in re-.
Iat'on TO the answer given by Gov Flowers pri-
miu.s In this city. will be discussed by ID. Cen.
uai Labor Union on the hrst sunday In October.
AmAlEamatsd BRASS Workers Union No l h.,
appropriated 800 for tho rslist % It's unem.
pleyef members he Relief Committee to
whom all appeals for aid mus: be made WI meet
every Monday and THURSDAY from 10 to II A. NJ.
at the Cnions hesdauArters, Next Wednesday
, evening the brah-workers will have q mass.
meeting At aa West For,y-sseond street
b TyposrsphicA Union No 8 resolved ytr,rd., n
continue lsvylng Its assessment for the relief Of
the unemployed. The vote stood $40 for and I
against continuing. The Union has. about 2 oOt
members who are employed only few day,
per week, while 400 are entirely idle The aKsI,.
gaze membership 10 about 900.
The Special Committee OF the c. l.. L. tina,
Investigated the complaints Of Cabinet M,L,rs
Union No. In regard TO violation. OF the eIsbt.
hour law At the new Station H. Forty fourth Sue.
and Lexington avenue. reported yesterday ina,
Postmaster Dayton stated b. could not DO sny,
ming In tbs matter. as he had not given oI,
the contracts but he promised to see that In m.
future the law Be COMPLIED with by the con