The evening world., 1894-05-24
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Carpenters Union No, go gained twenty seven
new members this week
The building Trade, Section ot the Central Labor
Union yesterday received credentials from Eccen-
tric Engineers Union No |.
II Is becoming the custom Of manufacturers TO
offer premium for suggestions made by en-
ployees to develop lahor-saviug devices.
The headquarters OF the Local Join, Executive
Hoard Of the Journeymcn IIr,wcrs Unions has
been removed to 81 East Fourth street
Delegates to the State Convention will he elected
by the New York Section ot the Socialist Labor
party at "a East Fourth Strcct tomorrow evening.
p \. Mcclure General Secretary Of the United
brotherhood ot Carpenters and Joincrs. Ia making
a tour through the Middle and Eastern States In
the interest of his craft
The new nag OF Rranch | Of the Independent
nakcrs Union viii I've dedicated on SATURDAY; Aug
20 There viii also be a parade Michael killian
and l.. Iosse viii he the marshals
BARRIERS have organized In loiyokc, Mass, TO
nsht the hve.cent shops The Central Labor Union
OF Iioyoke has given $500 to the striking printers
OF that city.
An entertainment for the benefit OF the family
o, the late X OF l.. motormnn. Nicholas Rogers
Of H. A. IS will be given In the criterion Thea
tire. Rrooklyn, this evening, under me auspices
OF the Harmony Association. l., y. ',Nd
ON Monday. June I. the annual Convention Of
the boot and shoe Workers International Union
viii assemble in hochsster \. ". 10 Is SSo SSo
members, will he In attendance.
District Assembly 2bS. X. Of L., building con.
structorS. Is organizing local assembly OF
plastprprs and tho HOARD W NhlhlUk lfl'hhAtH
has sent a protest TO the District, an there Is
already an open union OF plas,crers In exist
cncc
Secretary David Callahan, Of Progressive
Painters Union No, !, SAYS that the prospects
OF matchmaking the painters unions OF thS
city into one grand organization whose member
| ship will aggregate 5000, are very favorable.
| Cigar Makers Union No. 10 had more money
| in Its treasury than 1t needed, and this week
| {iOO sent to the union at Springfield Mass
| to cquaIe dcncit. This is the way the cigar
| makers throughout the country assist each other
| Union No. 10 gained eleven new members this
week.
| Henry George will be present at tonight $
meeting Of the Trade and Labor Conference 25'
| East Tenth street. as delegate from the Man
haitian Single Tax club The conference Is to
| Nnish It's work relating to the demands which
will he submitted to the state Constitutional
| Convention,
| boycott against Brooklyn non-union beer. The
men Working at Lewis shops were orElni1cd
levi Informed that they had Joined tht
Union a subscription list Is ne ng circulated q
support the Victims This week nineteen new
new delegate to the Central Labor Federation
Thomas Keatiug, j. p. Mcmahon and G w
Hoadley have been elected delegates to District
Assembly 2S3 by Local Assembly b.i6s. X Of L.
| electrical workers. The contractors for whom
| the members of this assembly are working pro
pose to supply non.union men and reduce vase
| 10 pcr cent. until all union men have heei
| withdrawn from the shops Of contractors not be
| longing to the Electrical Contractors Assecia
tion. As the assembly refuses to accede To thes'
terms last years fight may he renewed.
Al the meeting Of the Building Trades sectioi
| yesterday resolution was passed making tn
| next meeting night two weeks from now, on jun
l6, ms next Wedne sday is Memorial Day, and tn
Auditing Committee was instructed to report then
Thomas r. Downcs. of the Journeymen Plumbers
and Gas Filters Progressive Union. was electe
to the Organization Committee; George Tomble
son, Of the Gilders' Union. was elected to tn
| Arbitration Committee. and Michael o Hara, G
, the Machine Stone Workers Union to tn
| Grievance Committee.
Theo F Galoskowsky. President of the fntrr
, national Printing PreHmen's Union, has issue
| an appeal In aid of the striking pressmen
Akron. o. who are not only fghtinG their EN-
ployers but also the International Type
graphical Union, whose officers want
campel the pressmcn TO Gire
their Boparate organization that they may jo
the | T. L. The prossmsn at Lansing Mich.
have given up their charter ~ the l. r u. an
Joined the l. p. p. 4. The local unions Of tn
| latter are AZ present voting upon constitutions
amendment providing that the levylnE of assess
ments and the increasing OF dues must be re
ferred to a general vote Of the members. Tn
annual Convention Of the l. p p. U. will TAX
place In Toronto. Can. next month