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

Journey men brewers Union No. 80 has voted
ssalnst changing the name OF the Socialist Labor
Federation.
Charles Hcyne has been elected Secretary o,
the f'urrIcrs' Union and NJ. Fucrst Is the new
Treasurer.
John O.. Peet has been elected President OF
Coopers Union No. ~ and the name Of the new
Secretary Is John LaMler.
The Bill Posters and Mattress. Makers Union,
sent new delegates to the central body Of the
United Hebrew Trades Unions this week.
John 4. Kelly Is a]sitatins In the New England
TONERS International Urion.
Henry Betcber is the new shop delegate OF the
Architectural Iron Workers linton at the shop
OF Prince 4 Kinhel.
The building Trades Section OF the Central
Labor Union received credentials yesterday from
the Granite. Cutters uuion and the United Wood.
carvers' Association.
Textile WSrIsrs' Union No. $ win have a spe.
oial meeting ms evening to discuss a PROPOSE.
ton to remit the dues 81 Its unemployed members.
7. Ewald Jensen, local organizer Of the Jour
neymen Tsilors' Union Of America for chicago.
Aitgeid.
New delegates we're admitted this week to tho
Local Executive Board Of tho brooklyn Waters
]. ana Bartentcrs' Union No. 10.
Secretaries OF trades unions throughou, u,
country complain that since July the membership
has been falling on and dues remained unpaid
ploynent.
cisar.Nlakers' Union No. 20 enrolled seven now
mebers lest night. Tn. following ofncers were
Sohaefer. Auditor. A. Iadermsn, Trustee. A.
Jablino~ ski. j.. HAupt,. NJ. Rsuerschmidt. Dcl..
gates to the Central Labor Federation.
Metal roofers and bricklaycrs Joined the archi.
tectural iron workers who were striking against a
reduction Of wages on the Jobs Of Contractor steu.
hen thus compelling the latter to reconsider
toe reduction. Work was az once resumed.
Delegate Malloy. of the Manhattan Lodge Of
PlAsterers, charges that members Of his orgsniza.
tlon have not been paid their wages on a iot
at One Hundred and Seventeenth street and Mad.
ison avenue. \ special OF the Board
Of Walking Delegates Is looking for the con
tractor.
the members OF Cabinet Makers No, : to NEE,
an urgent demand upon the Unions treasury.
Wages ~witnheld from member by losses Kroenks
and EnSeiharit were collected by the Walking
Delegate.
The bond OF Genera, Secretary Treasurer Johr
T. Elliott has been raised to 81, 900 by the Gen.
erai Executive Board OF the brotherhood OF Paint
et1 md Decorators. 4 charter was granted to a
new local union in Atlanta. ia. Thu receipts
for Dues las, month amounted TO si,sli.U.
The woman's Baking CON PAM, established for
bankruptcy' The business did not pay. as It could
not compete with other concerns having moro
capital invested.
Tho Furriers' Union Is ~agitating for tho aboli.
tion Of the representative system in central bod
ies. as far as the right OF delegates to lSsislsis
are in favor OF calling mass. meetings whenever
the vote OF the meeting TO be binding.
General Secretary John b Lennon reports that
the cues received from local unions AFFILIATED
with the Journeym,n Tailors' Union OF America
was the Union In this city. with Sass. 40. The sum
Of 81 81 80 sr was 3 expended The total tnnd. ss.
rcars for over two months.
Secretary samuel Aronsou reports that Inter
national Tailors' Union. No. l Is increasing Its
membership, Thi. week two new shops were
and political subjects Will prccede the transac-
tion OF routine business at every meeting. Next
Saturday evening u special meeting will DO held
10 consider amendments to the Constitution.
The delegates OF the Tin and Sheet Iron Work
err Union reported TO the building Trades Sec,
the non union firm OF Jordan l.. Mott & TO. was
putting ranges and stoves IN the house at IS
West Fifty.second street: When a comm,t'se
the house Yesterday the architect promised them
that the Objectionable stoves should be removed.
At Yesterdays meeting OF the Journeymcn Tail
izing reported that It's work In the
downtown stores is progressing fairly. The
members cannot hold two ofnces in the Union
was adopted by a vote Of SIS against so. a spe-
clal committee he's been appointed to settle DIFF
ferences at a shop on Fifth avenue.
The special committee OF the Central Labor
in this city In the interest OF Tailors'. Progress.
flNe lU1OH NO. IL Tt.uTlS lllil wi Dlb
Saks G. Co.. Nogcl g. Son. Rogers.
Peet E Co.. Brokiw Brothers, l.. Lippman &
Son. Lippman arr Hilborn 4 60. are all in
favor OF employing union men, and that they will
withdraw their work from contractors refusing
to recognize organized labor, while Ilackett,
CarhArt a. 20. 10 not want TO haze anything to
do with union vorEmen.
ny = large majority vote II has been decided
to remove the headquarters Of the Gcrman-Ameri-
IAN Topographic from this city TO Indianapolis,
md to the amalgamation with the
international typographical Union as speedily
MS possible. Consequent upon n number OF strikes
and the continued lack OF employment the gen
oral fund has been exhausted to such an extent
that the General Executive Board ordered an as
nessment OF 81 to be le"ied upon the member
having employment.
The DELEGATES OF the Building Trades Section OF
the Central Labor Union yesterday INDUCED In q
lively discussion over the Lax attention which
was paid to the proceedings OF the body. Many
delegates said that as the Hoard OF Walking
delegates did all the business In the organization
Of unions and the management of s~trtles, there
was nothing left 'or the Section to do. Others
again declared that reorganization OF the Section
was necessary and instead Of II Chairman at each
meeting d permanent President should lie elected.
Al this would entail a change In the bylaws
the delegates were Instructed TO lay the matter
before their uni ,ns ,or discussion. A general vote
will then be taken to decide whether or not the
Section should be reorganiZed.
For another year the Brotherhood of Surface
Railway Employees and the A~mslgamated Asso-