The evening world., 1893-11-24
In THE WORLD OF LABOR.

The unemployed OF Cincinnati have organized.
adopted constitution and elected oflcers
Brewers Union No 60 will have its second
nual bali at the Brooklyn Labor Lyceum to-
morrow evening.
The Labor Press Fund Association has elected
Joseph schossberg Recording Secretary and Henry
Goldman Treasurer.
Otto Pattberg is the newly elected secretary OF
the Walters and Bartenders' Local Joint Execu-
tive Board.
At yesterdays meeting OF the China, Glass and
Novelties Decorators Union 1t was reported that
trade Is somewhat improving.
James J. DAILY, President Of the Tile-Layers'
National Union, has been elected to represent
that organization at the Convention Of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor
Officers OF the Shoemakers' International Union
have written to Congressman Dlngley and want
to know how the law protects workingmen against
men who come here and take jobs during strikes.
charged from the Postal Telegraph Compsny's new
building, at broadway and Murray street, upon
the request OF the Board of Walking Delegates.
Frederick Lang is the new delegate Of Labor
ers' Union No. to the Laborers General Coun-
Gil Charges have been preferred against several
members for working below the union scale.
branch Of the Pantsmakers' Union has been
bers signed the roll. business meeting is to
be held at 263 Broome street tomorrow afternoon.
George Guntner received majority vote
OF the Interna tional Furniture Workers Union at
the Chicago Convention OF the American Fedora
tion OF Labor.
The death is announced OF william McKibbon.
Of the Granlte-Cutters Union in this city. The
Union expects to have trouble at the yard Of Com
tractor John Pierce. Secretary James Eadie's ad-
dress is now l6S East One Hundred and Third
street.
The New Haven Central Labor Union will en-
gage legal counsel and fight the decision of Gov.
lngersoll that non-union men might be employed
on certain work where the Board of Education had
voted to employ none but union men.
In place OF A. Feignion. who left the city, NJ
Herman has been elected delegate TO the United
Hebrew Trades Unions by the Hebrew Typograph-
cal Union and Bernard Schatten Will succeed j.
Micheles as delegate to the Central Labor Fedora
tion.
An agitation meeting will be held bv the Interna-
tional Cloakmakers Union at so Clinton street
this evening. Joseph schlossberg viii. speak upon
the subject of Trades unionsm., The Union
has withdrawn its patronage from hall on Prince
street, whose proprietor refuses to sell cigars
made by union men. Next week new officers are
to be elected.
Agent James Bell Daniel Harris. NJ. Raphael
and d. Davis spoke at last nights meeting of the
Atlantic Coast Seamen's union at S5 South street.
which was well attended The members propose
to agitate for higher wages, as they receive only
$l5 and SIC per month, while wages on the Pacific
coast $40 and s45 There are about 5000 sea-
men In this port but $50 Of whom belong TO the
Union.
AT Moller's shop the eight hour day has been
abolished, and the men are again working nine
hours per day, The walking Delegate Of MaSh,ns
to order strike. II necessary.
Al the recent Convention held by the Federated
Trades and the state Farmers Alliance at Fresno
cal, all arrangement for union was perfected
II provides that the Farmers Alliance submit to
all sub. alliances with recommendations for favor
able action by them. proposition emanating from
the central labor bodies, and all propositions com
ing from the Alliance are to be submitted in
like manner to the allied trades organizations
II was also provided that the Alliance send five
delegates to the Convention OF the Pacific Coast
cornell Of TRADES and Labor organizations To be
held in Sacramento Jan. 10. lssi. and the fame
number of delegates to the State Labor Congress
called by the trades OF the State 10 meet IN san
Francisco on or about the Goth Of February, lsSi
Resolutions were also passed favOring state life
insurance and Government ownership Of the liquor
trafNc.