The evening world., 1894-01-08

been created In the ranks hy certain disruption
i,ts. In order to hrins about harmony and unity,
pushing the label Of the International Union. and
rctnss. rhrchasins bread not bearing that label.
me delcEates we're requested to sec that their
unions at according Ia the wishes Of the bakers
Tho Brooklyn Central Union has dlsSsnded ,ts
Committee for the Relief Of the Unemployed. as
ne Committee was unable to enlist the symra
we're made. and the money thus FAR coil~ted viii
be returned 10 the donors. In reply tn a request
from the Building Trades Section ~ the New York
central l.ahot linton It Was stated that the cal
cinm liRht Operators Union. n Brooklyn, has
been In existence for some time, hut that II is
IN no way competing with the Union Of that trade
In this city.
Alexander Martin. A. Financial Secretary Of the
central Labor linton. yesterday raised the cues
ton Of Clothing Cutters and Trimm.rs should he
considered to he q newly formed organization
to the {. l.. /. The delegates of IN. Association
Sam H. Jacobson and II. white. commended that
as me Component parts Of their organization had
y l." I the Association should not he regarded
a. a ,n.N' orssni'aticn. Aftet some discussion,
Henry. nNrondess and others participated. Inc
matter was laid over for four weeks.
N"w delssate' wcr" admitted to tn. Central
nakers Union No a. Hebrew. American typo.
graphical Union, United Coat. Preasers' Union and
w,rrmnes Union M. !. There was a long dis
''lSs,on unon the question of conirihutins towards
sending n committee 10 ALBANY To lobby for ammo
rria,i'ns asked for by the Conference for the re
iieI M tho Unemployed. and when the question had
been decided in the affirmative. Finy,clal seer.
tarr August WaldinRer resigned. declaring tina, h.
was opposed to spending money frr innketins com
mitiees hut the resignation was tabled. All anil.
a'ed nninns we're requested to recommend In their
members living In the Fourteenth and Fifteenth
CONGRESSIONAL Districts. 10 work for tho candidates
~ the Socialist Labor party at the coming srcciai
%clcction In those districts.
Samuel johnson presided over Yesterdays har-
r,ony conference NJ the carpenters, cabinet. maker.
ana Trainers at Clarendon Hall. which WAS AZ.
Tended nv DELEGATES Tasker. o'Prien. Malloy and
NAnrnann. representing the Harmony Commute.
appointed BY the Central Labor Union and the two
hoards of Walking Delegates In this CITY. There
were also delegates NJ the local unions NJ the
United brotherhood NJ Carpenters and Ioiners,
hnalsamated Society Of Carpenters. United Order
~ American Carpenters and Joiners. New York
traners' Union, Local Assembly t02 x, q, L.
Trainers, and Cabinet Makers Union M. I After
discussing a number Of grievances pertaining 10
jurisdiction over certain kinds NJ work and other
prevailing differences. recommendations to make
certain rules regulating the work NJ tho different
trades were referred to the Harmony Committee,
Win instructions to report In two weeks. Tn.
participants OF the conference. entertain we'll
founded hopes that within a short time tn. car
p.nters. cahlnet-m makers and trainers NAV he com
b'ned In one great and strong organization.