The evening world., 1894-03-26
IN THE FIELD OF LABOR.

Broad silk wcavers in Paterson. N. j., have
formed Textile Workers Union No. II.
To Lattemann's striking shoemakers the Cen
trail Labor Federation gave $40 yesterday.
A new financial secretary il to be elected by
the New York Trainers Union next Sunday.
John J. Tarbutt and F P, ,nore; of the
Bakers, Union, have been elected delegates to
the Essex Trades Council.
Kuhn, schoenbrunn \ Co.. Of Chicago. have
signed an agreement with the United Garment
workers Of America. and the boycott against
the firm been declared OF.
Waters Union No. / has made contracts for
the season with the proprtetors OF %lrommer's
Park, Ebling's Casino. Aurora Park. Fort Wen
del and Man1elo Park. The Delegate to the an
nual Convention OF. the Ho;el and Restaurant
Employees National Alliance is George Herr.
berg.
Pos master sullivan sent a check for s2ls to
the BROOKLYN Central Labor Union yesterday.
ployees at the Brooklyn Post once for the ben.
en- a Of The unemployed, on SUNDAY April Is,
New York question
The Central Labor Union appointed a commit
to" composed Of Delegates Smith, Kingsley and
Harris Yesterday to assist in organizing all the
Atlantic Coas, steamship employees. The Allan
tic Coast sramcn's Union viii assist In the
work o. orsnnlF,ns these men. who have been
nliate with the c I. L.
one OF AssemhlymRn Sultc. , proposed hills
was indorsCd by the Central Labor Union ycster.
are NOT paid thctr wages Nv the ""n,r'Stc ws'S hWr
Ing them The firm employing the o.ntractors
shall he held responsible aud he compelled to nav
the wages. The Endorsement was requested by
Joseph Barondcss,
Lodge q OF the B~oiler.Makcr. and ron
shin builders elects. J, J. McCahe. President.
y Williams, Nice-rresiient: C. W. Watts. Pc,
oordinE Secretary; II, J, Gibson; Financial Sec
INS'"rGS w r Noonan, C'scrrs,spondins secretary;
Ward. Patrick Waters, Guards u Murphy.
Patrick McDcrmott. +. McDermott, Trustees
Lodge % has repaid Lodge Fl its loan OF $500 Of
two years ago.
meeting of the Central Labor Union Yesterday
ana said there were 1870 clothing Workers on
strike At ~Frieiman's cstahllshcmtnt. at 565-7
broadway, and at Ben Lewis shop. az ~ JET
ClaIists we're taking the places of the strikers.
Moral support was promised.
Tho Excelsior Labor club, l., A. l.5Ga X. Of
has voted In favor Of sending n delegation
u Tho Central Labor Federation to the political
conference called by the Peoples party Tor ncNt
Monday evening al so East Tenth street. So
ar tho Federation ha' not received an invita-.
ton 10 The conference, Tho Central LaSor
nlan Yesterday postponed action on the invita-
ton until It's affiliated organizations have taken
a general vote upon Delegate Winst0n's resolu.
ton faN"ring independent political action.
District Assembly 10. X. OF L.. YESTERDAY
elected a delegation 10 attend the conference of
central labor bodies called by the PropIrs
ton TO unite In independent political sction.
Among the delegates are Master Workman
Georss hcCatdin, secretary Patrick Murphy,
Hugh Greenan and Delegate Kelly, OF me
walters. The delegates were Instructed 20 nova
that the conference protest against the RApId
Transit plan proposed by the ChRtnber OF com.
merce, according to which the city lis to advance
money for building an underground road to be
leased and operated by a private corporation,
The District Assembly IL In favor Of the elty'u
b%uilains and operating the road iAelf.