The evening world., 1893-11-21
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

The brickiayers' strike in Lowell has been prac-
tically declared on, owing to lack OF funds.
John Beck has been fined $50 by the New York
Framers' Union for working below the scale.
Branch No. 1 OF the Independent Bakers Union
gained nine new members last week.
Buffalo will, spend $3.50 900 to provide work
for the unemployed.
The international Tailors' Union was installed
Saturday.
Local Assembly $3.50. Long Island City Public
Cartmens Union. reports all its members work.
ing.
The tailors employed at the shop of schir Bros.
Sst East Third street. have joiued the Brother
hood of Tailors.
Trades union influence has secured positions for
500 men in Chicago under the city. county and
State authorities.
Complaint now comes from New Orleans. La.
that unemployed lsboring men from the far West
are %swarming into that city.
The United Garment Trades will hold a mass
meeting at the ITALIA Theatre on the afternoon
OF Sunday, Dec. 10.
The striking shoemakers in Auburn. Me. have
received substantial aid from the Central Labor
Unions OF Toledo. o.; Newark, ". j.. and Cam
bridge, Mass.
Firemen's Union No. l has accepted an invita-
ton to attend an entertainment arranged by the
employees Of Meyerdierck's brewery In Gutten-
burg. N. j..
Unless Walters Union No. / recognizes Bar
tenders Union No. l its delegates will be sus-
pended by the Central Labor Federation next Sun
day.
Clothing Cutters Union No. 5 will hold a spe-
cial meeting this week for the purpose OF acting
upon the proposition to amalgamste the X. OF l..
and A. F. OF L.. garment workers.
Through the competition from this country the
glass industry In Belgium has been suffering to
the extent Of reducing the wages OF slsss-biowers,
who. heretofore. earned almost as much as Amer
lean workmen.
A course of lectures will be opened at the La
Der Lyceurn. g. East Fourth street. next Sat;
speak OF The So-called Natural Process OF Heal
Ing" These lectures are free.
The Industrial Alliance of Providence. r.. l..
asking them to aid in the struggle for humane
conditions OF existence.
George Schmidt: of the English speaking
Framer' Union. charges that Boss August Born
the Union scale Is $3.50.
typographical Union No. So. OF Cleveland, o..
has declared a general amnesty to non.union
education and reasoning.
Several strikes were ordered by the New York
Trainers Union Yesterday on Jobs for which
es are on strike. is furnishing material.
For two OF the unemployed members OF United
Machinists' Union No. 2 work was procured at
the Unions Labor Bureau last week, but a
large majority arc still out Of employment.
United Machinists' Union No. : has requested
the cigar-Makers', Newspaper Printers, Piano
insist that union machinists be employed wher-
ever these union are able to control Jobs.
For the benent OF its unemployed members the
Morrisania Bakers Union will give an entertain
ment on the evening OF Saturday. Dec. 2. The
Committee OF Arrangements consists OF S. Hollan-
der, l.. Heyer. Charles Brautigan. H. schultze
and G. Wiesemann.
The general ONCE Of tho Hotel and Restaurant
Employees National Alliance has been removed
to 42S North Seventh street, Philadelphia. All
c. correspondence intended for the organization is
to be addressed to the National Secretary. Woyt
Losky.
Carpenters Union No. 5s has fined thrre OF its
member for failing to do committee work In
visiting the sick. The walking delegates Of the
District Council were ordered to prevent all mem
bers from working with a man who was expelled
for violating his obligation.
Contractors Connolly & Sons have informed the
Board OF Delegates OF Building Constructors that
they will ~repudiate their contracts with Gross,
Edzell a Co. IL II can be proved satisfactorily
that the firm 10 employing non-union brick-han-
dlers.
Tailors' Progressive Union No. II has purchased
thirty tickets for the entertainment to be given
on Saturday. Dec. 2. for the benefit OF Stein
hardt's locked-out and eviCted silk weavors. A
committee Is making arrangements for two mass
meetings on the east and west sides Of the city.
The Joint Executive Board OF tho X. OF l..
Brass Workers and Metal Polishers'
Of this city and Brooklyn has requested the Phoe-
nix Labor Club. OF Brooklyn, not to raise its
initiation fee for the present while hundreds OF
men are out OF employment
Cigar-Makers' Union No. 1is has referred to Its