The evening world., 1894-01-09
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

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The once Of Walking Delegate Ia. been :eOl-
ished by the Journeymen stone Cutters Asso-
citation.
John j.. schmid, Assistant Doorheeper in III.
New York State Assembly, IL a member OF
Cigar Makers Union No. 7.
The initiation fee OF the Bookbinders' Advance
Association has been reduced to 81. April 1 1t
will be Increased again.
Branches / and 3 Of the Independent Bakers
Union havo Withdrawn their delegates from the
conference for the relief OF the unemployed.
Delegate Gastwirth has been elected secre-
tary OF the United Hebrew Trades Unions. OF
brooklyn. and Delegate Steinfeld was made
Treasurer.
Another session OF the Harmony Conference
OF the carpenters and cabiret-makers will take
place this evening az 26 East Forty.hrst street.
A special committee has been appointed by the
Brooklyn Central Labor Federation to organize
the engineers working for II. Batterman's dry
goods house and The Berlin
This Morrisania Bakers Union pays 50 to It's I'M
employed members per week. but those who get
Jobs as helpers for a whole week are excluded
from the beneht for the following two weeks.
Members OF Beerdrivers' Union No. 1 who neg
lcct to pay their arrears on Sunday. Jan. IL, will
be dropped from the roll. The Union has applied
for q charter from the Knights OF Labor
An important meeting Is to be held this evening
by the Progress Association Of steamhtters' Help
era, and the Hexagon club Of Tilelayers' Helpers
VIII install It's new officers and elect a Walking
Delegate.
In the place Of Louis Koebies Delegate Hallen-
beck was elected yesterday by the Board Of Dele
gates Of Building Constructors to represent that
body at the Conference for the RELIEF OF the In
employed.
Brewers Union No. 2 is having trouble at
Weidenmayers brewery. In Newark. n. j., where
men are said to be compelled to work from six to
twelve hours overtime per week without any
compensation.
The officers elected by the Electro,ypers' Union
are: Thomas Casey. President. II. Bauer. Vice
President; j. Deckelmann. Recording Secretary;
William Farlow, Financial Secretary: l.. Bauer.
Treasurer; X. Philippi. sergeant-at-Arma
Walking Delegate Cooper charges that one OF
tho members OF Painters Progressive Union No. 8
has been compelled to leave his lob on the Million
Board OF Walking Delegates.
Bakers Union No. l7 has elected: J. Maurer.
President: J. Michalki. Vice-pTesident e. Reif.
Secretary; Nicholas Kraus. Treasurer; II. Hart
mann. sergesnt-at-Arms J.. schueler. J. Young.
M. Giesl, Trustees.
The Americas Association OF Surface Railroad
Master Workman: Patrick King, Worthy Fore
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A. seitz, Almoncr; NJ. F.. Dusan. statisticIan.
mo improvement in the condition Of trade"
mere ,ns ,s tn. Hnsn,"9 oi M ysp95ts from , 'sS 'AS %o' under
yesterdays meeting Of that body. Next Sunday
an attempt will be made to organize a branch in
brooklyn.
Socialists OF the Fourteenth Congressional Dis
trict yesterday. az a candidate for the place
| NH'Nteu ny U IL III Nv EiitNth'h
Congressional District Lucien Sandal was nomi-
mated.
A new branch OF the Kings County Section Of
the Socialist Labor party has been organized
at 515 Fulton street, brooklyn. The officers are:
c. II. Matchett, Organizer; A. {. Kim. Secre-
tary; William Watson, Treasurer. Delegates to
the County Committee are to be elected tomorrow
evening.
Waters Union No. l has requested the general
Officers Of the Waters, National Ito Alliance i to
the Brooklyn Labor Lyceum, and It is probable
that a conference OF the local unions mixed up
with the imbroglio will soon be called.
Daniel Harris was elected last night delegate to
the Convention OF the New York State Fedora
ton Of Labor, by Cigar Makers, Union No, ~,
four manufacturers. At one shop Il strike against
a reduction Of wages has terminated successfully
The Goodyear Turn and Welt Shoemaker Union
reports that since Jan. l six shoe manufacturers
In New York and Brooklyn have reduced wages,
The trouble at William Lanes shop, still remains
unsettled. Trade Ia very dull with some pros
poets Of Improvement.
The Journcymen BARRIERS Union has Issued a
circular stating that special efforts will be made
to extend the ranks which have fallen en-. from oIrcs seSr
concludes with the words: M initiation Zee; no
oaths; no humbus, but solidarity Come 20 is
United Brotherhood Of Tailors. District Council
No. /. U. G. W. OF A., has elected Samuel Prob.
stein es Corresponding Secretary anu arranged H. :
piro have been appointed DELEGATES to the Trad,
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District Assembly 2so, X. Of l., has reelected
Master Workman Thomas ]. o'Reilly for the
sixth time. The other new officers are: II. Col
Inns. Worthy Foreman; J. p. Reilly, Recording
W Morris. Treasurer; j. Hume. Judge-Advocate
7. Breslin. Clerk; w. Morris, Z. Perkinss. c.
John Nee, President OF the Walters National
Alliance. and other officers OF that body are en-
gagged in the agitation for a law regulating the
licensing OF employment Offices. no license to be
given TO any saloon keepers or places connected
with saloon, as similar employment Offices have
caused many evils in the trade OF walters and
The organized workmen OF Montreal propose
to establish q co-operat,'e bakery In a deserted
visit to Canada. The unions were prompted to
their action by the fact that although the price
OF flour has been greatly reduced OF late. the
boss bakers refuse to lower the price Of bread
while thousands Of idle workmen are starving
terday to stand by Boss John Mcmillan, 80 Lafa.
yette place, who, 1t is alleged, has been refused
ter Plumbers Asso 'r'toH. Mcmillan employs none
No. 3 was recognized as he only Bona fde cleo
The Industrial Council OF Kansas City, Mo.
has asked the municipal authorities to Issue scrip
for the work OF the unemployed. Precedence fol
such measures are quoted in arguing for the
measure. It being on record that scrip was issued
for a similar purpose In 1872 and 1873 by the cit,
les OF Mobile, Ala s.. Louis; Kansas City and
A. the las, session OF the United Trades rnion'
credentials from C~loakmakers' Inion No. ! were
received and the delegates seated. The report Of
the delegates TO the Trade and Labor Conference
was sanctioned. Delegates from the Brownsville
Tailors' and ~Closkmakers' unions were also seated
A committee was appointed to request Printer An
erbach to discharge a suspended member Of He
brew typographical Union No. 3l7. Loral Union
No. 81 OF the United Garment Workers. Of Brook.
iyn, will hold a mass-meeting to organize thor
oughly their trade. The Brownsville ~Cloakmakers
Union has Endorsed the BOYCOTT against the Jew
ish Arbeitcr Zeitung. The Secretary was instruct
ed to correspond with Boss Rothschild. 3O7- so
Canal street. who is said to be ~discriminatin
against union men.
New York Musical Union has initiated seyera
new members. The Union has volunteered to pla!
at the concert Of Local Union No. 2 OF u. G. W.
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