The evening world., 1894-01-08

been created in the ranks by certain disrup,ion-
lists. In order to bring about harmony and unity,
the members OF all other unions should assist In
puehing the label Of the International I'm on. and
refuse purchasing bread not bearing that label
The delegates were requested TO sec that their
unions net according to the wishes OF the bakers.
The Brooklyn Central Union has disbandcd its
m for the Relief Of the Unemployed. as
the Committee was unable to cnliet the ssmps-
titles OF the public, to which frequent appeals
were made, and the money thus far collected will
be returned to the donors. In reply to y request
from the building Trades Section OF the New York
Central Labor linton. II was stated that tho Cal
cium Light Operators Union. Of brooklyn, has
been In existence for some time. but that II Is
IN no way competing with the Union Of tina, trade
In this city.
Alexander Martin. as Financial Secretary OF tho
central Labor Union, Yesterday raised the qucs.
ton whether or not the Amalgsmated Associs
tion OF Clothing Cutters and Trimmers should he
considered to he a newly formed organization
and as such should pay the regular initiation fee
to the e. L. |, The delegates OF tho Association.
sam ". Jacobson and II. white. contrndcd that
as the component parts OF their organization had
existed Tor many years and Nerc recognized b> tho
az a new organization. After some discussion.
" which Delegates Barr. Archibald. Mobiles,
matter was laid over for four weeks.
New delegates were admitted to tho Central
labor Federation yesterday from independent
nshsrs Union No 3, Hebrew American Typo.
graphical Union, United Coat -prcsscrs' Union and
rlremne's Union No. 4. There was a long dis.
cussion upon the question of contributing towards
nV,n'lhS u 'uWnllltcc 10 Albany to lobby for apnrO-
prlatio1s asked for by the Conference for the Re
ilef OF tho Unemployed. and when the question had
neen decided In the Affirmative, Fin.ncIaI Secre-
tary August Waldinger RESIGNED. declaring that he
Was opposed to spending money for junkcting com
mittecs; but the resignation was tabled. All afnii-
atcd unions were requested to recommend to their
members living in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth
congressional Districts. to work for the andida,cs
or the Socialist Labor party at the coming spccIai
election In those districts.
Samuel johnson presided over yesterdays har.
mony conference OF the carpenters, cabinet makers
and trainers at Clarendon Hall. which was at
tended by Delegates Tasker. O'Brien. Malloy and
Bauinann, representing the Harmony Committee
appointed by the Central Labor Union and the two
Boards OF Walking Delegates In this city. There
were also delegates Of the local unions Of the
United Brotherhood OF Carpenters and Joiners,
A~naieamRted Society OF Carpenters. United order
OF American Carpenters and Joiners. New York
Trainers Union, Local Assembly i02. K. OF L.,
trainers, and Cahinet-M Makers Union No, Z After
discussing a number Of grievances pertaining to
jurisdiction over certain kinds Of work AID other
prevailing differences, recommendations To make
certain rules regulating the work Of the INHERENT
trades were referred tn the Harmony Committee
with instructions to report in two weeks Tho
participants Of the conference entertain we'll
rounded hopes that within a short time the car.
penters. cabinet makers and trainers NAV be com.
bined In one great and strong organization.