The evening world., 1893-12-25
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

walking Delegate Samuel johnson has been
reelected by the Elevator Constructors Union.
iart year lumbermen In Wisconsin and Mime
sofa, received 126 per month. and this year they
have come down to SIS.
Carpenters Union No. 2si has decided not, to
Join any central body Until the prevailing dincr-
enccs among these bodies be definitely settled.
A special meeting has been called by the Wal.
%iamsburg Trainers Union for next sunday, for
the purpose OF making nominations for ofnrcrs'
The Socialist Labor Federation Of Brcoklrn, has
been admitted to the General Executive board ~
the United Central Labor Fcdrrations OF Sew
lurh and vicinity.
District Assembly ~. At last week = meeting
seven new members were initiated.
Criminal charges made by clothing manu'ac.
turcrs Of Hostnn against Charles 4 Rctvhrts ten
eral Secretary OF the United Garment Workers.
were dismissed by Judge Forsnith last Saturday.
District Assembly ~. X. ~ l., and tn" Central
Labor Federation resolved yesterday 90 send dele
gates to the Conference Tor the Relief Of the Tn.
elnplo,ci cd, called by Dr. stanton cot, OF the
Neighhorhood Guild.
optional insurance IL the new feature added
OF Track Forcmen OF America, A proposition 20
adopt compulsory Insurance was defeated by a
vote OF ~ to 32I,
Concord COOPERATIVE Printing Company. The
Treasurer; u j, Hawkes. Manassr $, ninnInR-
ton, W. II lailoy, \. rictrh. u. +. Schneider,
l.. Mcarhcr. Directors,
jerome ONcli, J. j. paly and II. Winston ~cro
elected by the Central Labor Union Yesterday TO
represent them In the Conference for the Relief
OF the Unemployed called by Dr. Stanton cot. at
20 Delaney street. next Thursday evening,
Local assembly $50 X Of l." tail9rs; held a
day. Speeches v"r" n tue by r., Lewis A. Cahan,
l.. Miller and several others whrrrupnn n con
siderable number of new members were in
itated.
nrIckiaycrs' linton No. 81 elects new officers
tomorrow evening. The X, OF I" irass Workers
Assembly. known as the Phoenix Labor club.
and the Tin and Shert-lrnn Workers Union
viii have their election Of officers next Thurs
day.
Four candidates wero rejected by the New
not pass the required examination as to their
efficiency In their trade. Steps were taken to
unions in this city and vicinity. Next Sunday
means and ways are to be- discussed how to re-
lievc the UNEMPLOYED members
Peter Van relt Is the new Delegate OF Re"r-
drivers Union No. l to the Central Labor luiun.
William Hampc was elected nv Bakers Union No.
! Francis T. kccly, John J Hart aud George
tive rnIcn. and s. II. ]Jacobson. ii. White and
Casper nAurk will represent the Amalsamatcl
Association OF Cutters and Trimncrs.
Local Union No. ? Of the Brotherhood Of In
side Electrical Workers. nominated for Prrsl-
dent, J. + Whiteh ,ad. j, Morrison, G. W. iiold-
ley: for Vicc.rresLdent, NJ; j. o,connor w.
i'V'N' ~ iAH'''h W. '''I'h
G. II. Hines, D.. a. Murphy for Financial Sccre-
tary, G. lngham. T.; y Leaycraft: for TREASURED
J. p Mcmahon, -. Armstrong, g w, HoIllcy.
The election is to take place mex, Thursday.
strikes cost the electrical workers In this CITY
s2S, 600 lGst year, and they say the return was
to try other methods, among which viii be IL
improve the technical and theoretical knowledge
Of their members by public lectures and similar
means. The lectures commence at the Cooper
Institute on Ian. Ii, AMI they will cost their
Union about $500.
The Central Executive Committee OF the Opera,
Central Labor Union yesterday announcing their
desire to join, and that they elected Joseph
Frankel to represent them. The matter Was
referred. to the Miscellaneous Section TO determine
whether or not Central Committees are entitled
to representation In the Central Labor Union.
These officers were elected nv the Journeymen
Church Organ. Builders Association: F. H.
symmeS' President 9. F. Werner, vi'eirr@s,
Treasurer. J. u. Fackler, Recording Secretary
Y. Dietrich. SERGEANT alarms, T. II smith q,
i. Goellcr. r, King. Trustees. The organization
has about 200 members. and II charges 81 for in
itiation while the dues are 40 cents per month.
The headquarters is at stamford Hall, lI East
Forty second street.
In view Of the fact that the X. OF l" clothing
cutters have buried their differences with III,
United Gdrment- WorkerH and the warning fac
American Federation OF Labor, the Central Labor
Union Yesterday adopted resolutions recon-
| Nv Ill all III tTi'ltN HdNlne lHtItH''N W
their organized ranks to initiate the good eN
ample given them by the clothing cutters.
The brooklyn Central Labor Union Yesterday In
amend the conspiracy law in this state. The
Legislative Committee was instructed to demand
OF the authorities of ~Nrooklyn and Kings County.
that only residents and citizens be employed on
public works, The delegates 81 the Beer Drivers
Union were suspended, AZ their organization re-
fused to indorse Il certain boycott.
The Onward Labor Club Of Brassworkers' with
drew Its delegates fIOm the Central Labor 'niun
yesterday, notifying the latter that the club
would rcjoIn ~ soon AZ the Central Labor Union
were to again work for the emancipation OF labor
Upon motion Of Delegate J. J. DAILY, the Secretary
was instructed to inquire Of the On"ard Labor
club whist they meant by sending such a com
municatiOn.
Philip F.. Grace, OF the brooklyn Plumbers
Union, is quite a poet. lie has recently produced
an original poem upon the Rad Times" which
OF the unemployed and at the same time is fun
Of humor and wit, The poem was read by It's
the brooklyn United Trades Council. witch is
composed of the walking delegates OF the Brook
Ign Building Trades Unions.
At the banquet OF representative labor men and
members Of the Peoples party, held last Sltur-
day might at the Waters club House. 30 East
Tenth street. were present among others. Frank
Thaddcus u. Wakcman. =. Ellis, g.. Kelly, II.
Meisel, John Nee, 4. /. Bush., Il. ". ScarsIns.
II. Rode. John y. Bogert. Speeches were made
to the eject that trade. unionism and the princi-
pies Of the Peoples party would, some time In
the future, be dominant In this country,
New delegates were admitted to the Central
Labor Federation ~yeterday, from branches No. |
and :, OF the Independent Bakers Union and
Walters Alliance No. ~, The Federation laid
over a circular from Typographical Union Nos. in
favor Of a Government telegraph system. until the
Union has taken steps In regard to assisting
MaC6inists' Union No. 2, whose members are
working in printing ofices under the jurisdiction
OF the !, T, L. The strike Of the walters Mt the
Cafe Central, Fifth street and Second avenue. was
lnlOrFeu, ana TIT place was to be bONCOttei, but
had settled with his walters, and the latter de-
clared the boycott on.