The evening world., 1894-05-14
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Next sunday the Central Labor Union will
eject Its Labor Day Committee.
John Iiauck has been elected walking DELEGATE
ny the newly organized Lathers' Union.
The cloth Hat and Cap Operators Union has
at present 100 members In good standing.
District Assembly 22o. Il, Of H.. Will celebrate
Labor Day by having a monster picnic at Glen.
dale Park.
The Kings County League OF Engineers VIII
Ridgewood Park.
1t Is announced that Contractors Gelss 4 Diet,
Avenue A. near Tenth street, have reduced the
wages OF their painters from S275 to s.. ~ per
day.
Frank Hart and William Werner were elected
u~eltsAt"s 10 the Socialist Labor Federation by The
Williamsburg Trainers Onion yesterday.
Walters Union No. l has orlercd a strike OF Its
members employed at Lion Park. as the proprietor
II Is alleged, refuses 10 abide by union rules.
Labor organizations at Maspcth. l.. l., contem.
plate building a hall OF their own.
j. Crooke and +. SCHNEIDER will represent Local
assembly fSSS. X. OF L.. metal. ~polishrrs and
Trade Assembly ESP.
!, Local Assembly. 7Si. X. OF L., coach drivers,
has won a strike for higher wages at Hamilton :
stables, Bedford avenue aud North Fifth street.
Brooklyn.
Cassidy & Adler's iron mouldcrs are at work
again. After a strike OF three weeks duration
they gained an Increase Of 8 per cent. In their
wages.
Ericklayers' Union No. 9 is having differences
with Bosses George Rebhan, II. Sachs, ulrich
Maurer and Louis Koelsch.
The X. OF l.. varnishcrs report that non-unlon
men are employed at vanishing In the car shops
Of the Lewis. DE Kalb Avenue and Brooklyn city
Railroad lines.
Local Assembly l.242. X. OF L., sparmakers,
has changed It's headquarters, and will meet here
after In Americas Hall, Grand street and Bedford
avenue. Brooklyn. on the third Monday OF each
month.
The question OF whether to send delegates to
the annual Convention Of their National organiza-
lion is To be decided by the Progress Association
OF steam-Fit,ers' Helpers tomorrow evening.
District Assembly Is. X. Of h. has adopted
resolutions tn memory OF the late deiegnie
dent on a trolley car. He was q member OF
Local Assembly n.
Henry. D. Martin, OF the General Executive
yesterday on his way TO Boston. where he will
attend the annual session OF the State Assembly
Of Massachusetts.
Prof. Garside. formerly one OF the organizers OF
the ~Cloakmakers Union during Its fight for higher
wages. Is now In England. acting as general or
ganizer Of the independent Labor party. He was
held at Manchester.
hood OF Railroad Trainmen paid $40. $50 last
month. making a total OF 81 ss6 o6S @ during
present SAC local branches composed OF men and
seventy-seven ladies' auxiliaries.
OF the seventy-nine organizations TO whom
the Secretary OF the Central Labor Union sent
circulars requesting them to take a vote upon
the question OF taking Independent political ac-
ton, only thirteen have reported the result Of
their vote. Seven voted for and six voted against
the proposition. Next Sunday the G. l.. U. IL to
decide the matter one way or the other.
Joseph II. sauter has been elected Organizer
by the New York Section OF the Socialist Labor
party. The other new officers are: Mrs. Linnie
H.. Grifln. Treasurer; II. Glaier, Financial Secre-
tary. The West Side Labor Lyceum Ii to be sold
out. as It is Intended to locate the same else
where. The receipts at the East Side Labor
Lyceum during the last three months amounted
TO 80, 1918. and 81, 40. II was expended.
The Central Labor Union received a letter yes
terday from the Constitutional Trade and Labor
Conference asking the body TO take part in a
n ass meeting Of the members Of the various Cen
trail bodies OF the CITY to draft a petition to the
State Constitutional Convention. The petition will
ask the pas age OF four labor amendments. which
comprise demands for Home Rule In cities.
anti = conspiracy laws, initiative and referendum
legislation and municipal rapid transit. A Joint
meeting OF the representatives Of the various Cen
trail Labor bodies will be held to make the neo-
essary arrangements for the mass meeting and to
decide upon a place and date.
Tho Central Labor Federation instructed It's
Secretary yesterday to write to several Of the
affiliated unions to change their headquarters. be.
cause the respective owners refuse to sell union
cigars. As Financial Secretary, August Waldingei
resigned, George Mlelenhausen was elected to sue
coed him. The Workingwomen's Association ha,
promised to attend the Federation's Labor Da,
picnic.