The evening world., 1893-09-12
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Tho Miners Union Of Newcastle. New South
ploycd.
To make arrangements for their coming annual
hall Rricklaycrs' Union No. ~ will have n
special meeting this evening.
William Madden is the new delegate Of the
lnsmakers' Union In the Essex Trades Council.
Tho Paterson y j. narbers' uniun has alton,
eighty members. The Initiation fec was raised
nom 20 cents TO 81.
II. Won schulz has been elected Walking Dele.
gate OF Carpenters Union No. tOi. ani the new
Recording Secretary Is August Enrich.
The cotton spinncrs Of Osaka. Jsrsn. hav"
pctitioned the 1aIan National Steamship Com
pany TO establish 4 direct service between Rom
hay ami Japan, for the Importation Of raw In
dian cotton.
Last year 2s.sss scamcn ni,d passengers were
lost N British shiI.. Out q every ISL sailors
accidents.
Local Assembly 1857, X. OF L., has adopted
%rcso,uth rs oongratuiating the. workmcn Of Bel
giuin upon the success OF their agitation for
universal suffrage.
The woollen. industry in Norway. according
TO the report OF the British Consul, has suffered
end othc- countries finding its way into tn.
Scandinavian market.
The National and Anaiga ma tied Brotherhood
nint, annual Convention III Cleveland. a.. IN
Muidny; Oct. 2. II Is expected that these or.
ganizations Will amalgamatc.
The new label u the Independent Journcymcn
ing clothes claspinE hands over a sheaf OF
wheat; ta,r,onnici by the inscription; INDIE
At Imola and valcuza. Italy. the entire ticket
OF the Socialist Labor party was elected at
the reoen, munirirol election: In Bcrrano, Reg
Socialistic ticket was partially successful.
Company have been amlcably settled BY
son County Central Labor Federation. who
also succeeded In INDUCING the lessee Of the
rules.
The menbcrs Of all unions %afilialed with thu
Hudson County Central labor Federation bayc
S SSsn iaysd ny Tse 'T h.ii.I yer to TSst to s Ss:'' t,, }SS
a, Kessier's Hail. Jersey CITY Heights. evening
LOS S Assembly a., X; o, L., better known
Denny. Muster worknlu :; James Hickey. Worthy
4. Stevenson. Recording Secretary: ]. Rohlis,
Treasurer. ~
Bosl I,aker char'c. Kruger. 800 Central
,ml Labor Federation decided to boycott him
Slniol hrusger fSTmeriy was a member Of bakers
for two terms In succession.
Eccentric Engineers Union No. = has liked
a ,ni Ply " A. fee e. 1870, and thy death bench
dent; ). j. McBridc.' Vice: resident /. cases,
Treasurer; {; " wakeford, Recording sccrs,
."s D.. sItsdukuu1, fltllDtlhl secretary.
Patrick seaEra'es, Inspector; John Neldlinser
anu A. Brennan, Guards.
Tho Essex Trades Council. Of Newark, \. J..
a naI 'e Gssir%un the OF G sSs Stat. sGuI Ss,q S5 d q E +, M lSd,is.
Of New Jersey, He had been bitterly attacked
by some newspapers who chilled him a deniu
selfish actlons.
Artificial Stone Masons' Union No. I has
assessed It's members 90 cents each week TO
Wilson & Bailey, The strikers viii receive s.
each per day. From the Unions funds 500
were drawn to carry On the strike more yigor
onsly than ever.
Carpcnters' Union No; 5la charges that on
several arnories in this city carpenters ARE
employed more than eight hours per day, aud
Carpenters District Council has been requested
to take the matter. in hand. The Union has
men Bakers Union.
Of Kings County viii open their Fall
ga Sa a!as FROM by s,,o. conference Srnnc with dele;
AZ the Labor Iyceum. o4U Wllloughby street,
when a plan OF action is TO be agreed upon
eighth Wardf Of RropSiyn Wit Wit boz o 5ns n hw%"' at
228 stockholm street.
Several organizations represented in the Cen.
trail Labor Federation are Indignant over the
f rrs tln ,ha' ,d u tn s Lnsr Day Journal Of the Fed.
ean,u tpps S,"r i,n sn@ a nni0n nt,a afnlis!ed with the
label Of the international Typographical Union.
office.
The Executive Committee OF the Brklyp
Labor Lyceum Association has called II confer
ence Of delegates from I'LL labor organization
in Brooklyn. to be held at the Lyceum next
sunday, Sept. IL, at 10 A. NJ. for the purpose
or recognizing the Central Labor Fedcratiuu,
private interests To those Of organized labor Mt
large by proclniming a boycott against the
Lyceum for refusing 10 discriminate In favor Of
Bartendcrs' Union No. 10. The Federation,
which meets at Humboldt Hall. 200 Mont rose
avenue. is said to he led 10y Christian Iuttberg,
proprietor Of that hall. who would proht by in