The evening world., 1893-11-20
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Inc broom makers NJ AmPterdnm, y. T., have
been successful in their strike and work was re-
sumed.
palnters' Union No 10 will hsvo an evening
ertertanmont at Prospect Hall, h2 Flatbush
avenue. Brooklyn. tomorrow evening
Marcus & stiller's suspender. makers In Green
willie, N. j., arc on strike against reduction OF
wages. Their average wages. heretofore. were
Cabinet. Makers Union No has called
special meeting for tomorrow evening to elect
a delegate to the Convention Of the American
Federation Of Labor.
Clothing-C Cutters Union No. has decided to
take an sppeal from the decision Of Judge lngra-
BAN in favor Of the firm Of Slnshemcr. Levison
a. 90.
The BOSTON Central Labor Union adop,cd rcsn,u
tions yesterday calling upon Congress to provide
work for the unemployed at the United States
nRNv-yards and other paElic institutions and work
shops
bernard Llppman has been elected delegate to
the Central Committee by the Socialist Associa-
tlnn Of the Twenty eighth Assembly District The
headquarters was removed to liOl Amsterdam ave-
nue..
The death is announced Of Chris MeyerhoT, of
tho Journeymen Tailors, Protective and benevolent
Union, liis funeral will take place tomorrow at
p. NJ. from 3Oi East Eghty-thrd street
The Garment-Workcrs Trade Council has Op-
pointed a special committee to obtain evidence
that the firms OF Hackctt, Carhurt co. and
Mr,er Jonsssoh & Go. are having their goois
made in sweating shops.
walking Delegate Meyer srhoenteld reports that
the negotiations Of the Cloak and Suit Cutters
Association with Never JOnasspn " Co. have
come TO nothing and that the fight against the
nrm Is to be renewed.
, To the striking X of l.. brewery workmen the
Central Labor Union yesterday granted the use OF
Its seal upon circulars which will be issned to
| state the OF the strikers aGninst c. T. Ly-
| iian md the British Syndicate Of Newark, n. j.
Boiler Makers Union No. 135 has elected NJ. J.
Donovan President J. kuncelman, vlce.rfss-
| Secretary: j. Kemmerer, Recording Secretary
! +. Rahrle. Treasurer: NJ. Madden Inspector;
| ID. O'Brien and J. C. Gale Trustees.
|
who have been out Of employment for more than
four consecutive weeks will receive financial aid
to the amount of 50: so per week Those having
work are assessed 81 per month for the benefit
OF the unemployed.
Delssstss Henry sIsbsr. Of Bakers Union No.
been Featcd by the Miscellaneous Section ot the
Central Labor Union. The representatives OF the
Goldbeators' Union have been ccnsured for absent
ing themselves from the meetings of the Sec
tion
Thomas j. Kidd. General Secretary OF the Ma
chine Wood Workers National Union, has arrived
| in this city from Chicago, upon an organization
tour through the Eastern States. He will speak
in Philadelphia to- night and Monday evening
Nov. q. he is to attend a meeting OF his craft
| at tl4 Fifth street, this CITY, TO organize local
branch.
Jerome oNeli. of the Paperhangers' Union.
was added to the Organization Committee OF the
Central Labor Union Yesterday. in place OF Rich
ard Klrwin, OF the Horsehoers' Union. who was
suspended for neslectng. 70 attend the regular
The eight hour work-day will be demanded by
the Structural Iron Settlers Union from these
FIRMS PennyroySl Bridge Company, PassaIc Bridge
psny, Stats Bros. Leveriny & Garrigan.
Hover Lemore. Francis Cook and the Riverside
Brooklyn have also been informed that these
concerns have violated certain laws and ordinances
when making contracts with the municipal au-
thorities.
Ale and Porter Union No I gained fifteen new
members last week. Secretary Bohm found out
that ono OF the members who said that he voted
for ha Ciali liNt tickat hal nnto
been registered When this fact was reported Ia
the Central Labor Federation yesterday It was re-
bership lists Of sfiiiatsd Unions and insist I tha,
all members who are citizens must vote at every
election.
The brotherhood of Electrical Workers has con.
cluded It's Convention at Cleveland. o.. and
elected the following general officers: Quinn Jan.
SON Pre- President; j. T. Kelly Secretary Treasurer
BeavIa j. J. Roth. ": W. Prlckett. ESecutiv;
to the American Federation of Labor. The pei
capita tax was raised from 10 to 10 cents per
month The next Convention is to take place al
Minneapolis, MINI.
Upon motion OF James p. Archibald. the Cen.
trail Labor Union yesterday adopted resolutions in.
structing its Committee on Legislation to ''socur,
such legislation as will secure to the people
free and honest ballot as the recent election,
made in the direction OF honest elections through
the efficacy Of the blanket ballot will receive care
full consideration from the dominant party in th'
State Legislature"
The local walters alliances in this city con
tinue to complain that other labor organizations
hold their entertainments, and even have theii
, headquarters at halls where non-union men art
employed and non-unon goods are for sale. ThC
matter was discussed at some length by the Cen
trail Labor Union yesterday, and Electrical Work.
ers' Union No. came In for a good deal OF criti
, cism for having hired non-unon place for theil
, annual ball. 1t finally resolved to instruct
the Walters and Brewers Unions to submit a list
!, OF union halls next Sunday