The evening world., 1894-02-08
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

The cnttdren's Jacket. Makers Union enrolled al,
teen new members this week.
Painters Union No. 1911 Initiated eleven new
members fsst evening.
Tho cap Operators Union has removed It's head,
quarters to Military Hail, 1913 noscTy.
william n. s,esnr, h.. been elected Presiden,
Secretary is II. W, puryea.
Rakcrs' Union No. rs has voted ngsinst re.
moving The Once Of the Bakers Journal from thi.
city 20 Detroit.
financial aid TO the striking shoemnkers In An.
hurn. Nc.
The attempt to organize a Central Labor Union
In Alton. III. last Sunday IVES a failure. owing
to the Indifference OF local unions.
Tho funeral Of Charles HeIne. Of the Machinis,s'
benevolent Societ,, will he held this afternoon
from 500 Onc Hundred and Forty nth street.
shoemakcrs report reductions Of wages NJ the
factories NJ the Star Shoe Company. 96G Gates ava.
nue.. brooklyn. and J. Laury, also in Gates ave.
nue..
Credentials are TO he shown al the nc1e confer.
ence for the relief OF he unemployed tomorrow
evening Secretary llcncklcr requests all dele
gates to I've present.
lufportant meeting OF the Trades and Labor Con.
ference This evening al 30 East Tenth street to dis.
cuss further steps to advance the cause OF labor
before the State Constitutional Convention.
Many member Of the Architectural Iron Work
ere Union have not yet procured their new work.
ing carhs. Those ncglecting to take them out Ivy
next Sunday will DO fined Is cents each.
MANY protests have been sent to the Secretary Of
ths navy by unions OF machinists, boilcrmakers
and other ircn workers, against the proposed re-
diction OF wages in the navy.yards.
Sam. Rosrnswclg has been elected Delegate OF
the Waist ADD Wrapper Makers Union to the Con-
ference Tor the Relief Of the Unemployed. The
union reports IN increase OF Its membership. ,
Independent political action has been decided
upon by tho Central Labor Union Of Saginaw,
Mich. TtA local organizations OF the printers and
took the same course without a dis
senting vote. " .-r .,, .. De.
ths Piss,erets' iaborsrs' Union. as his Predecessor,
john QIinn. has Joined the police force. The
vacancy is TO be filled tonight. Candidate. are
nan. PStitck Duffy and Thomas Ward.
The onAcers elected by tie B~oilcrmakers' Union
at Jersey, city are; T. !. connelly. President; T.
Rotary; q. Mason. Financial Secretary II. GA
borne. Corresponding Secretary; T. Manion, Treas
rrer, W. Davidson, d. Genry, F. Jones, Trustees;
T.. Farrell. inspector: X. Nallery and j. Medium
oueh. Guards.
A nne Of $50 each was recently imposed upon
two members Of Cabinet Makers Union No. for
reduction ~ the nne. but the Union dismissed the
appeal, Walking Delegate Baumsrn reports that
In spite OF the general depression there arc no re-
auctions OF wages in the shops under the Unions
jurisdiction.
These resolutions have been adopted by the La
Dor Council Of San Francisco: whereas. Taking
mo COnSlueratlOU mat the management VI lue
Midwinter Fair has broken Its promises msds to
organized labor by importing men to work at re-
tucet wages and from eleven to thirteen hours:
Resolved, Tina. organized labor cannot consistently
take part In the parade contemplated by said man
Mass-mcetiuE OF the worhinSwomen's Society at
expected to preside. Among the speakers In
vited are Mayor Gilroy. Joseph VI. Choate. Rev.
ra'h As'l. Et', lot n and r ,Ss Fiji nII'H ,o Ad' ;r:, IT.. .%nI %sS,,%f
bureaus and Tor a reduction OF the hours Of women
and children working In mercantile establishments.
Cigar Makers Union No. 30 granted two applI-
delegates to the Central Labor Federation and
the Conference for the Relief Of the Unemployed
orsari,%,ions have been furnishIps ciea makers
TO work at factories where union members are on
strike.
John II. Steele. OF the Journalists Protective
Miscellaneous Section OF the Central Labor Union
to the Conference for the Relief OF the Them
ployed. He was instructed TO oppose the prupo-
sition OF the Socialist delegates to ask the iegis-
lature for 81. 900, 600 to be distributed among per
sons unnt to be employed on public works. The
Section demands work for the unemployed, and not
charity.
At Yesterdays meeting OF the Board OF Walk
Ing Delegates Il was reported that the differences
tractor on the new Majestic Hotel. seventy-nrst
street and Eighth avenue. had been amicabiy
settled. as the men working there who were i'm
ported from st. Louis Joined the organization.
There are also non-union carvers employed on the
same job. and another strike may be expected.
The Board appointed u special committee to adjust
the differences between the stea M Alters and their
J. J. Henry was elected sergesnt-at-Arms BY
the building Trades Section OF the Central Labor
Union Yesterday evening. The Section admitted
new delegates from the Theatrical Calcium Light
Operators. United Standard Engineers and Orna-
mental Plastercrs' Untons- Grievances against the
Enterprise Association Of Steam Filters for re-
fnsing to obey an order to strike were referred to
the Central body. while res buttons calling upon
organized labor to assist the United Wood Car
vers' Association, Of whose members seven eighths
are out OF employment, were adopted.
Joseph Miller. OF the Progress Association Of
Stcam-Ftters' Helpers. is TO conduct the FIGHT
of the latter against the Enterprise Association Of
8team- Filters, whose members are striking on all
Jobs where helpers refuse TO Join the Enterprise
Association. The Board OF Walking Delegates sus-
tains the Enterprise men, while the Central Labor
Union and its Building Trades Section stand by
the Progress Association. Al last nights meet
ing Of the Section Delegate Owen Laughlin. OF the
Wholesome Association. reported that a strike had
been ordered on the new Corn Exchange Building
IN accohnt Of the steam-htters' trouble. The
complaints OF the helpers were referred 10 the
Grievance Committee The helpers have chosen
Clarendon Hall for their headquarters during the