The evening world., 1894-01-05
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.


Joha ctllsa is tn. newly elected Walking Dele.
Union.
George Brand has ce,eded in organizing an
other branch Ot the Workmen's Cremation Society
In brooklyn.
The receipts Tor dues from membsrs Of Local
Assembly ~, taiois, amounted TO ts211 last
year, and Sio % was expended.
Louis Rcinman is the new President OF carpen-
tcrs and Jo.ners Local unloa No 2i3. and J.
II. Hosfcd has been elected Secretary.
Walking Delegate Louis Koeh'cr will repre-
sent the cornice and skyish,- Makers Local A.
Dcmbly at the rnial Convention OF tho Working
mems State Trades Assembly.
To the lock.l-out brewers in ST. Louis Furni.
turo Workers tnton No !, Brcnklrn. has given
$40. Members out of employment have been eA-
cuscd from pairing dues.
John We-tphui vns c.erftl Recording Secretary
by the United Carriage aud Wagon Workers yes
teriay. The Treasurer is .. Weinrauch,
For 5ePsa.e. rois'toa Of Y, s0as;'n'on Fire.
SIS and ne will be expelled II he repeats hts
onense.
The delegates OF Cabins. Makers Union No.
TO next sundays harmony conference with the
Representatives OF the local carpenters unions
are Mess-s. Baumann. Fe,soh. Norton Weber
and Laste. ,.
Since Dec 90 wages have not been paid to the
conductors and motormcn OF the Atlantic Ayenne
Railroad In BROOKLYN, and there Is considerable
Indignation among the men.
The Musical Protective Union, OF Ct:a: y, Y.
has a label which is printed on all tickets and
programmes for entertainments where members
Of the Union furnish the music
Architects Csrsre & Hastings ~ broadway.
have notified the United Association Of .Caryrrs
that they will repudae their contracts with Pot
tier s,ymus, who refuse to employ union
New York Turn Hail. &c East Fourth street, last
night, It was resolved TO pro,es. against reduc.
| ing the tarin upon photographic products.
opened aSos SuT."a a, s Fr, @ Avenue,
manager being NJ. 1hcin. Applications for work
must be made In writing The monthly dues were
| raised TO 20 per cents per month.
| To the strikers at Reifern's shop on Fifth ave-
nue the Journcymen TaIlors Protective and be
nevolent Union paid $40 for strike dement's this
organization the benent will be 81 for every
striker from Monday. Jan. 8.
President Perkins, Of the International Cigar
ceIpts for dues. labels, &C.. from local unions
amounted To s3soo.is, while ss,6se.os was es,
| waa pait for death benents
An appeal OF T. Garabrant. II steinberser and
H. r. beicke against Cigar Makers Union No.
las. Newark. ~ j.. by whom they were fined for
| working at non-union thop, has lecn rejected
by tho general oncers Of the International Cigar
Makers union.
George Weber and H. Grau have been elected
scmbly by Branch Of the Independent Bakers
| Union Hermann Bote was reelected Financial
| Secretary. Next week the proposition to publish
| monthly organ is to be discussed.
Thomas Kcating OF Local Union No. 5, OF tn.
brotherhood OF Inside Electrical Workers. and
John uirich: OF Progressive Varn'shers unior
No. |. have been admitted to the Hoard Of Walk
ing Delegates. while the credentials for Deiegat,
Casey. OF 1ine,nens Union No. 3S Of the Ma
tional Brotherhood OF Electrical Workers wer'
rejected for reasons sta ed by Delegate Keatlng
! who says that the linemen's organization Is no
recognized by the inside electrical workers.
| This evening Johrneymen Horseshoers Unio,
No. will have its tenth annual ball In Tam
many Hall. The music will be furnished by Prof
McAullnes union orchestra. The grand marcl
| takes place at 1918 The ball will be followe'
by a reception to ex-Presdents Patrick Conway
r. J. corcoran, T. Fitzpatrick, C. o'Neiil. Presi
tho members OF the boss horseshoers' association.
Jcseph II. buchanan. the weii-known knight o
Labor and Journalist has written circular lette
asking h.m SSs 1Ser think should ee Se dons
these trying times. anu they almost unanmouslI
advise the workingmen Of this country to unite
were Sam Gompers. p. J. McGurs. John u
Perkins 4. G. Wines, Robert Pyne. sRober
schiliing and score of others.
Henry Kret!ow. organiser and label agitato
is now travelling through Rhode Island. report
to HEADQUARTERS that he has been quite successiu
in ProSlae1ce rswtucEs. and onsyylle I II
Springfield Mass. and Burlington. VT. Al tn
latter place he did not find a single union man
Springfield no found every cigar maker TO. be !
member OF the Union From Rhode Island MI
Kretow will come to the State Of New York.
Additional delegates were admitted to the con
ference fer the relief OF the unemployed yester
day from the Trainers. Pantsmakers Unite
l|ookbinders Surgical Instrument Makers. Struc
tural Iron Settlers. United italian shoemakert
and Spanish Waters Unions, Board Of Delegate
Of building Constructors, Workmen's Educatidna
Club Socialist Campaign Club OF Tailors an
Drcklayers' Union No. IL. The conference do
ployed on public works: that halls for the discus
sion OF public questions be built IN every Assem-
bly, District Of New York and brooklyn, and ths
tho city establish labor bureaus. DR.. Colt. Georg
McVey. Edward Conklin and George MacNai
, Will go to Albany as a committee to push leSis
lation IN favor OF measures to relieve the unem
, ployed. The committee will meet at the Glob
Hotel next Tuesday.