The evening world., 1893-10-12
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Louis Koehler has been reelected Walking
Delegate OF TIVE sFylight and Cornice-Mskers'
Union.
This week Cigar Makers Union No. 90 gained
four new members. The election OF officers is to
take place next saturday.
Group l. OF the International workmen's Asso-
citation has removed It's headquarters to PSI East
Tenth street.
Tho building Trades Section OF the Central
Labor Union Yesterday received credentials from
Progressive Painters Benevolent Union No. l..
Local Assembly 4,sas. X. of L.. known as the
Dalfe Musical club. celebrates Its anniversary ut
Ruppiner Hall. 70 Last Fourth street. this even
Ing.
A special meeting OF Cigar Makers Union No.
10 has been called for next Sunday, at . a. NJ.
at 3+ East Seventeen street. The delegates to
the Milwaukee Convention Will give their report
The upholstcr,rs' Union has dissolved Its sick
benefit fund. G,orge Trtzlan was elected Treas
urer and Financial Secretary, and H. Anders was
added to the Board OF Trustees.
The United Labor League. OF Philadelphia. has
passed resolutions requesting the city authorities
to acquire the geological Garden rs the property
Of Philadelphia.
Dreher end Valentine loewar. and the Joint EN-
ecutive Board of the Local Brewers, Unions has
taken steps to bring about a settlement.
The Cigar Makers blue Label League OF the
State OF New York. has ele tied: JameS Wood;
President; J. Nj. %Ilayford, James Courtney and
Winfield Scott, vice-Presidents. W. II. Young.
Treasurer.
For unemployed men the initiation fee has been
reduced by the Architectural ron Workers' Union
from 20 v sJ.i inns WEN u oibhhiLaiioh u
rolled iye new members.
Walking Delegate O'Iare has succeeded in
settling the strike OF the machine stone workers
and ruobers at the stone yard OF Ryan & Rams
iay. on sixty-fourth street. and the man against
whom the strike was directed has paid his ar
rosrs.
Labor Union yesterday elected the following ON
GERS to MI vacancies: Sergeant Owen
C+ysSii; Srsd' G"n atom, GGmm'jIss' E,nser nTG''eh,n:
bitration Committee. Matthew Barr.
Tho union carpenters. plasterers and gas
htters went on strike at the BiJou Theatre. Smith
s an, ,s Lly'nEs s"n,,s S', ~eTt sFT sa X y ,ns ass.
union men against whom they struck were dis
charged
1t was reported at yesterdays meeting of the
Operative Plasterers' Society have been locked
out by six employers for refusing TO work on
the Saturday half holiday. The Board pledged
Its assistance to the men. who are determined
to keep the holiday.
At the Labor Exchange OF Chattanooga, Tenn.
women are employed to make overalls at IS
cents a pair. which are sold 70 Forkmen direct,
the pront being divided between producers and
consumers. The clothing manufacturers in Chat
tanoogS pay only SO cents per dozen for over
Slls. The Exchange also manufactures brooms
and cigars.
The Secretary OF Cabinet Makers Union No. 7 is
preparing a statement explaining the reasons for
count NJ which. and for alleged disobedience. No.
WAS suspended from the Building Trades Section
OF the uAntrai LABOR Union. TRADE " very uuu,
and reductions Of wages have been threatened In
several shopA
A letter from Eccentric Engineers Union No I
was received by the Building Trades Section OF
the Central Labor Union yesterday. stating that a
Square Theatre. Tho Union asked the Section to
send \ committee TO the narager OF the theatre
ard demand the discharge OF the Objectionable
man. As the delegate principally concerned was
not present. the Section referred the matter to
the Central Labor Union.
The Connecticut STATE Convention OF the Amer
elected the following oneers yesterday Thomas
Crosby, President; Thomas MAhon. O. Denni-