The evening world., 1893-10-12
THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER IL, 1898.
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

thom IHE WOHLD Ut LAbOh.
Delegate Of iss SpylsSt anl cofn'c .Matsi'
Union.
Til, week cigar. Makers rnlon 40. 20 ralnei
four new members. Tho ~elcctioa OF officers Is to
take place neSt SATURDAY
Group l. of the International workncn' AsrN-
citation has removed its headquarters to 81 East
Tenth street
The nnildlns Trades Section ~ the Central
Labor Union yesterday received credentials from
Progressive Painters Benevolent Union No. l.
Local Assembly '.ssS; X. Of L.. krown as N.
Balfe Musical club. celebrates itS anniversary A.
%EuppIner Hall, 10 East Fourth street. this even
!nz,
A special meeting OF cigar. Makers Union 40.
IN has been called for next sunday at . \. NJ,
at ara FIst sc,entisth street. The delegates to
the milwaukee, ConSc 1tlon will give their report
The upholstcrcrs' linton has dissolved its .Irk
ur"r ard FInart,'i : ..rctaI"' and IL Anic5s va.
indeed TO "a, iioNrl Of Trustee.
Tie United Labor League. Of rrllodcluhin. ran
" sscl resolutions requesting tho ctt' authorities
10 acpuir" the geological Garden a. the property
OF rhiladeiphiu.
There is troah'r a, tn b]rcwcrics o. hd.rn
i ,"r,'iwr p ,%, I" nt \. t"yT'T Ir' nHr tI' 4 Nor, has
taken steps tn btHaE alou. a settlement.
The Gig -~Nl0,,rs Glue Label League q me
State OF New York. MSS elected; lame wood;
Winfield Scott. Vice Presidents W. H. Young
Treasurer.
For rnCnplo"cl mon the initiation lee mas hC'n
reduced by the \rch,tectural l,ru Workcrs.' Union
FROM - IN S75. rhtr week the organization en-
rolled hyr n"N members.
Walking DELEGATE oliarr hiss sie, eclcd in
SETTLING tho strike uf tho machine stone WORKERS
AMI iubnrrs al tho stone yarh ot RYAN 4 Rams
la. On sixty. fourth street, and the man against
tearS.
Tho nnlldins Trades Section ~ tho Central
Labor Union yesterday elected he following ON.
rers 20 I'll vacancies: Scrgchnt-ut.ArInS owen
carroll. crcdrnt'sl Committee. leo brnt"hin;
urganIsation Committee Jas. Fitzgerald; Ar
bItratton Committee, Matthew Iarr.
: Tho union carpenters, plastercrs and gas.
filters went on strike at the lNiou Tac1,r". Smith
Hnl .iivinE'ton streets. brooklyn, Nsstr7daT
but they <csumed work ns soon as the non
union men against Nhoa they struck were dis.
charged
II was reported at Yesterdays meeting of IN.
Board OF Walking Delegates tint members ot the
o%,~rativc riasterors scriety have i"ea locked
out by sig employers. for refusing to, work on
tho Saturday halt; holiday. Tho noard rietsed
It's assistance 10 the men. who are determined
to keep the holiday.
At the Labor Exchange of Chattanooga, Tenn.
women are employed to make overalls at rs
cents u pair, which nre sold to workmen direct.
the profit being divided between producers and
consumers. The clothing manufacturers in Chat
tanvoga pay only 30 cents per dozen for over
ais. The Exchange also manufactures brooms
and cigars,
Tho Secretary OF Cabinet Makers Union No. 7 Is
preparing a statement explaining the reasons for
the differences with sovcral other unions on SO
count "f which. and for allegccd. dIsooedienc", N
7 was suspended from tho building Trades section
Of the Central L,bor Union. Trade IN very dull,
and reductions OF wages have been threatened In
several shops.
letter from Eccentric Engineers Union 20. :
| vas received by tn building Trades Section Of
the Central Labor Union yesterday, stating that a
ron-tmiun engineer. Was employed NJ the Union
send a committee TO the nHrager OF the theatre
ard demand tn" discharge Of the objectionable
man. As the delegate principally concerned was
not present, the Section referred the insttcr to
the Central Labor Union.
The Connecticut state Convention Of The Amer
lean Federation Of Labor, assembled at Msrldcn.
elected tho following officers Yesterday: Thomas
Crosbyy President: Thomas Mshgn: {; {: HsnnI.
s.n; Wee, ~ rreS WsIsso v rrH M: :, MI q, IA P, S.Drs,
+. n: Triggs, a. H.. King, Executive Committee.
r. n. Mahon, Hugh Harmon. L. A. Blake. Lesis-
lativs Committee.
Journeymen Brewers Na,iorsi Union have entered
,hclr pr nHst against the action 81 The Miiyautts
Joined the Knights Of Labor, and they wiz appeal
to the Convention of tho Alperican f'dsr'tion "l
Labor, claiming thnt the action Of the Milwaukee
Con, was unconstitutional.
The P~lsstcrers Laborefs' Union Is irving IN r"r
.rade employers in this city TO have their mor'sr
late this work has hsen done by non union mon
at Cow nay and other places on Long lsianh
Sound. walking Dc'egate John Quinn Ia trying
to induce builders not to use mortar mixed by
non union men.
Tho delegates or the Jcurneynen, Plumbers,
Trades Section ., n" Gea,rsl Labor Union 1et,.r;:
day that au Examining Board for plumbers had
been created at the last session OF the Lesisla-
turt. The delegates stated that licanses had been
| granted IN several boss plunbers members Of tao
Master Plumbers Association, who never had
been plumbers. The report was referred 10 the
I.egislat Nc Committee If the Central Labor Union.
Harmony is the object OF n mass meeting 10 10
| held at tho Labor Ly"sum. 81 Est Fourth street.
next sainrdsy. at = r. ~, by the clnthing cut
tors among The Knights OF lshnr and Aneri-
can Federation OF Labor, who hay" come
| IN the conclusion that the differences now pre-
waiting among them are detrimental to their or
gan,yationS. The arrangements were made by
| tho Voluntary Committee which has been sSita'ing
for amalgsmation all summer. Circulars were
distributed In tn" shops YESTERDAY saving: come
| and hear upon what basis harmony can he cs,ab-
| lishcd. Como and let no partisan feeling detain
you.'
According To the constitution of tn International
Cigar Makers Union all locsl branches must OBJ
serve labor lsv on the first Monday In Scptem-
bcr. The Legislature of Pennsylvania changed the
date to the first Saturday In September. When thr
delegates uf lo,al unions IN Psnnsylyania moved
at yesterday session Of the Cigar-Makers' Con
ventlon in Milwaukee that their organizations he
permitted tn celebrate Labor Day on saturdays
their motion was vpt 4 down by an Oyerw heiminS
majority. the con ytntinn taking the ground that
Labor iny was made hv the workingmon them
selves and that rhe politicians afterwards made
the law ssnctioning what orgsrl4ci labor had