The evening world., 1894-02-19
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Messrs Kelly. Sweeney and Grant have been
elected delegates to the Local Joint Executive
tbs city.
Union No. So Is dead. He was an %untirlng organ-
ifer aud very popular among his fellow. workers.
"Pover'' is the title Of the lecture to he deity.
stei ms evening 10y Nicola Tcsta at room q.
copper Institute. Under the auspices Of Electrical
inside Workers Union No. 2.
Adams and Cylinder Printing Ptcssncn's linton
I's erected h"njamin THOMPSON, President: w.
: Kelly. E,ice,prcs'ient; + Dcrmcir, Recorling
S''t'tsry; J Gclson, Financial Secretary +. Hoe.
Irtatnror g. Pagan. Sergeant AT Arms; + Bic-
n mGr; w. Enn'Ts T brsson. Trustees: ", II
I.aughlin, Executive Committee
The Central Labor Unions delegates to the Com
Terence for the Relief Of the Unemployed were
T.ihlraNn yesterday after specchos made b,
who stated that bona nde labor unions had no
snow AT the conference, since It had been packed
by the socialists, whose ,~principal object was not
capital for the Socialist Labor party.
FrancisHuc Ch,mnSSy. delegate Of the lltho-
%rtGphrrs,. National Union. Of France, who Is re-
me Moor at Yesterdays. meeting Of the Central
Labor Federation. lie said h. was greatly pleased
WIN wha, be had seen Of the labor movement in
the United States, md that his reception hy labor
unions wherever he went proved 10 him that tn.
,er'nS on International solidarity among the
American workmen was very strong.
HltNIN mon 40. - vas HlTittpI 10 fnp
~Brooklyn Central Labor Union Yesterday. The
Grievance Committee reported that no satisfaction
was given them by Commissioner \ 7 White, Of
the Brooklyn Department NJ Pebble Works. to
whom complaint was made that union hOraeshOcrs
had been discharged. A discussion in regard to
labor bills before the State Legislature resulted
in tho adoption Of a resolution to request Thomt as
G. Plat to use his influence In favor Of
these bills the DELEGATES being Of the opinion
could not lie Influenced except by their political
bosses.
The tinted Press received = Fr.a, deal NJ ct
tcntion from the Central Lahnr linton anil tho
Secretary was instructed TO request the New York
II being the opinion ot the delegates that the con
Germ was opposed TO organized labor ms It Yrn-
pressed labor news amt the papers affiliated with
Its local combination had DISCHARGED a number Of
gathering. The NObs-Hcltnng was also requested
to refrain from giving news to the lnitci Press.
A committee ~ ityc Is TO farther Investigate the
matter md report at A subsequent meeting.
Upon motion Of n delegate from the Uphols,er-
ers' tnion resolutions were adopted by the Cen
trail Labor Federation Yesterday instructlng its
representatives at tho conference for the unem-
ployed 70 propose that tho Legislature be re-
Htiested 10 pass II hil appropristins 81, 600, 900 for
III" purpose Of establishing In this cltv a Labor
ENchanse Htter the pattern OF the nCurse du
in Paris, to be built hv members NJ the
building trades unions At union waRas, so per
cent IN articles Of foot and wearing apparel to be
manufactured In municipal workshops; also that
stores, warehouses;. bakeries and reRtaur-
ants nEs p, be 's,aO''an@, the profit of which
ing the system Of municipal manufacturing. and
n commission should he created to supervise the
system, tho members Of Euch commission to
hc elected by the local labor ORGANIZATIONS. Mass-
port the demand and a monster petition viii be
TO the Legislature.