The evening world., 1894-03-07
IN THE FIELD OF LABOR.

The New York Framsrs' Union last night prom.
Peg us assistance to the striking ~shoemakers oil
rhs newly Organized Dyers' TALON OF Paterson,
y. j.. viii adopt a Constitution and bylaws and
s ssS permanent ohaStf' on Friday evening,
sanired the shop Of Contractor Norris COIN Til,
evening The Assembly will have a concert at New
REPRESENTATIVES, Of tn. Plumbers Unions Of
this city and Brooklyn are in Albany to advocate
bills before the Legislature In the interest Of their
Division :si; q tn ords- Of Railway Teles.
rsphsrs, has elected, W !. %ilsri'nsS; chlei: =,
tsry. Treasurer; W. Rhoadss, Inspector. J. 4.
Forj, $: =. MeNsir. Guards.
Maolph CSrdisr has been elected Financial Sec.
Gates Mcdonnell, Campbell. stead. Prizes and
Compton have been appointed on the Committee
The Enterprise Association Of steandtters de.
mes a statement made at a recent meeting Of
any OF its members we're discharged by Contractors
Wells a Newton.
John Nj. Tiiiinsasst. Organizer Of the New York
state Typographical Union. has issued an appeal
TO the composltors. working In country onnces to
form new local unions. Last month Mr.. Till!ng-
hast was successful In Norwich. Little Falls and
The Waist and Wrapper Makers Union of
Brooklyn has been admitted to the United Gar
New York Union Of that trade enrolled sixteen
new members At Its last REGULAR meeting.
rls s''n ESs. 1Sm Rin:, i Henry w; s %.I.n.a, p ~ op R.p:
helmer and Stanton Colt will speak at a meet
ing to be held At 81 South street tonight. when
Shop reports. read at yesterdays meeting Of
uaeinst-M aker., Union No ! DID not show any
iaa .' tire. ,% Mses" I'm m 81 sns r .osse 's st Ksrn ues
and sieburg's shops have assessed themselves to
support the unemployed.
been reelected BY the Firth Division Of the La
oorers Union Protective soci,ty. The other new
SslSsr, .E, I,I :: H,,nsn; vie';p,ssidsn, 7. Nc.
riEsn; serGeant-st.Arms; Patrick Faiion. Pat.
Nor. than 100 men h,v. Joined the Union Hill
silk Viewers Union since the movement for
hnnS,n. w AZ III; w'' in,ssu5s,sd. nc me. at
at the factory OF Givernaud. West Hoboken. have
secured an Increase Of 20 and % per cent. re-
General Secretary W. z. Klap.trky. Of the
Iourneymen BARRIERS International Union. has
e %Sesa address ns : on Ss, to sy sos e, \: y; Ills post.
local unions have paid their per capita tax ior
month al East 81. Louis. III. aud Museatine. la.
Unions Nos. 20 and y were reorEanised,
,o tos.5 1 n..smsly co.; K; Of L.; tailor. has
action Of the Brothsrhood q Tsiiors and other
examinations snnliated with the United Garment
The X. Of L. The Assembly viii also cali a
msss,meetins to give the natter more publicity;
oecIrtaTy onmuel Aronson mas called q specmi
meeting Of the Assembly for tomorrow evening.
John N. Toucy, Theodore Mitchell. benjamin.
Bodcn. Samuel J. Cannins and William Payne.
composing the General Executive Council Of the
International Brotherhood of Bookbinders. met at
47S Pearl street. last night. and decided to sub
nit certain grievances against tho employment OF
alleged non-union bookbinders in some Of the city
departments to Mayor Gilroy and Richard Croker.
II their demands are not acceded to. the book
binders. will urge the workinutuen Of New
York to unite in political action. The com
plants Of the Brotherhood. as well as those Of
the carpenters. horseshoers and street cleaners.
who say that their unions are not properly rec
ognlzed by the municipal authorities, will also
be submitted to the Central Labor Unioa next
Sunday.