The evening world., 1894-01-06
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Alexander Ne,bit,. OF Mschinists' Union No.
Sti. has sailed for Havana.
Mira luogene e. Faies ~ill speak upon The
Labor Problem at Union Square Hail. ! Union
Square. to.morro" evening at $ o'elock
The Ladies' Turn and Welt Shoemaker linton
has made Arnngcmcnts Tor . mass meeting To-
motroA evening al rs rhroop avenue, Brookl>n,
Howard BALKAN, rrcsiden, OF the Printers Pro.
grossly, mon No. . VIII lecture upon tns SUP,
ject, The crime Of POVERTY at 1891 second
avenue. at \ T., VI tomorrow,
nish McDon,uga mas been elected master
Machinlst u tie District Council Of tho Inter
national Association ot nachinists for Ncw iork
ami vicinity lEA new District Secretary u,
John Keenan,.
walking Delegate ncv,uc says tina, plumbers
hri %gsshi''ts No not complain OF ls'N OF employ
ment NJ present al' there are few non union men
In Tho trade
Ernest lohm VAS elected Secretary OF the
American Branch ~ the Soctalis, Labor party In
this rtty. Joseph II sauter is The new financial
secretary and " miller vas made Treasutcr
cigar. Msksrs' tnion NJ. ~ elected W; y,
Warrington rre,'dent; y. Phillips, Vire;pre,i-
dent n conrad, Financial seoretsryi II
Israel, Recording secretary, j. lanE; Treasurer;
W. u Warrington, A Levi. J. Phillips, Trus'
tees.
r.,Gurs Union 30 elected; 2 : Ls''''p'
Robinson, Recording serrc,nry; H. uratton. y
nsnrtsl Secretary, G. A. Morton, Treasurer NJ.
A. Kelley. Conductor u Plekens, G. osrbriek,
A. = Asin, Trustees.
fTlNhlSN Y HlOH " y tlN''F'' ~"
Ptlaum, President, A r%ct,mann. vics.Pre.iden,
j. Martin. Recording secretary 4. Mason, ifinan-
S S',' s ssI,s ray q c w H,ISs%.np Fr, s.si,aani 4. f sana
erhauf. Corresponding Secretary. r. sehaefer.
DoOrman.
The officers elected by th. FrsmeI.' up'on Of
dent 4. Kln4e. vice President. J. He'nberE.
Recording Secretary, Il Fischer, Flnanc',, Sec
g ,sn Kun q, AM, rre's srhns,d.r, psless,rs to ii. Mua.
son County Central Labor Federation.
George schillinser has been reelected walking
Delegate OF Artificial Stone Masons' Union No.
boss licnninger for failing to obser,e the weekly
payment rule. c. Kristsnson was elected Dele.
gate to the General Council OF ARTIFICIAL stone
Workers.
Bricklayers' Union No. 81 has elected the FOL.
lowing Officers! 10, vickers. President A. GREG
DRY, Vice. President; J. II liamb!y, Rseord'ns
McIn,yrc, Corresponding. Secretary. 7 wiikin,
son. Treasurer J. bradbury, Sergeant alarms
u Fleming, I. Southern ond W Weller Trus'
tees.
The Massachusetts, bureau Of Labor Statistics
shows tina, OF the i6i. ISL Inhabitants Of Boston
all. 3e6 live In tenement houses; that $4,000 IAN
lies have no bath rooms. AMI that 81 per cent.
OF the tenement house population wers born II
this country.
The receipts Of the House Painters Union dur
and W,s.s 20 has been expended, among whici
S3a6. 90 for sa%ls riss The receipts for the cntlr'
s snnu were Mtl q; While ~. the a's on ssns i
"'h''' - ~'"'7'S' NV
Sl,06TS6.
Matthew Mcclure. tn. nrst Secretary Of thu
Central Labor tnion and a charter member o
Organizer Of the Paterson Is, ~ section 4 tn,
Socialist labor party. cssrie. BSsthsr "
retsry' and John carpenter is T%r..sur.r'
The officers elected by Drirkisysrs' Cnion No
are James Cough, President o. ~sh..hsn
Recording Secretary j. Doyle, Flsanelsl s.cre
VI. Carroll. Treasurer. J. J. Dornelly, WalkipI
Delegate, /. Kenny ana ". Lavery. serseants
st-Arms.
gates Of building Constructors tn. Grievance Com
mlttee reports1 that p%lasterers and labor~rs or
sun Working a. Contractor Gloyer's shop. The del
egates OF the Trainers and Cabinet Makers union
were requested to attend to-norrow's meeting @
the Harmony Conference at Clarendon Hall.
Electrical workers are to have a mass meeting a
have been in vited are Sam Gompers, Preslden
Of the American Federation Of Labor: Henri
N M'' Elect, %TsaT Wort 1i , tho S', Il, nrS,ssshoc
Philadelphia.
No prospects FOR better conditions for mschin
lists In Paterson: n. j. Rosers's locomotive work
wa,son's have laid on the majority Of IN. me
taken on las, month; Rarbour's have closed th.i
indefinitely. while those that are running ar
working short time. -
Rudolph Modest; a, Lanss and J. X, .N.u
h 81 WIN U
9nested by the Conference for the Relief OF IN
Unemployed. and they ask the members wotkin
At the shops under the unions Jurisdiction to CO
operate with them in sscertainins the actual con
diion OF the cisar-mskers In this city.
The Journeymen Tailors' Protective and Benevo
lent Union had appointed a special committe
TO call a mass meeting at Cooper Institute for I'll
purpose Of explaining the reasons a~ctuating tn
Union In ordering a strike At the shop OF Red
fern & Co. The Strike Committee Yesterday re-
ported that the Arm has conceded the demand
OF the strikers, as the places OF the latter coul
not he flled. and now the mass meeting will no
be held.
John n. Halkett and Frank sehultI were al
rnitted To the Board Of Walking Delegates yester
day as the reelected representatives Of the Ioca
Joiners; also Alexander Nelson as delegate of l.
4. tO2, X. OF L., trainers. The delegates OF ID
Theatrical Calcium Light Operators Union wer
rejected for the reason that these workmen d
not belong to the building trades. The carpenter
we're ordered on strike on a Job OF IS IVES
Fifty-sixth street, where CARVINGS have been fur
niShed by POTTER & stymus. r
Louis Wolder presided at last night's msetinl
Of tho Trade and Labor Conferences ct SO Eas
Tenth street, About nifty delegates were present
irg Cutters Union No. 4. Walters Alianc. No
9, Cigar Makers Union No. lt&, Manhattan Single
Tax club. Garment Workers Trade Coupeii. Cloal
and Suit Cutters Association. United Piano
wick Civic club. Magnolia Association. People
Farty County Committee. United Trades Unions
brotherhood OF Taiiors Cioakmakers' Union No
/. Central Labor Union, United earn ent Workers
viding for amendments to the Conspiracy law
home ru%lo'for cities. initiative sn6 referendur
and a liability act for employers we're subnitts
by Montague Levenson, and indorsed sitter nnm
discussion These drafts viii nov be sent TO ID
Convention Of the New York State Federation Q
Labor for approval.