The evening world., 1893-07-03
business connected with the newly or.

business connected with the newly or
ganize1 American Railway Union. He
viii attend Saturdays meeting of the
Just-in-Tlme Lodge, at Horizons Hall, lio
East ono Hundred and Twenty.ffth
. street.
( Local Union No. 3 OF the National
brotherhood OF Electrical Workers has
elected William Ivory. President; w.
Watson, Watson, iee.president; {; Ingram
Recording Secretary: r. Keating, Fore
man. d. Murphy. In spec;or; T. Mccain.
Trustee for eighteen months; c. W.
Hoadley, Press Secretary.
The Independent PAYERS and Hammer
mems Union l.. L. 5,6ll. A. +. of L., re-
quested the Central Labor Union yes
terday to defend It's members from in
,imidati9n by knish,s OF Labor PAYERS
. told the men that only X. OF l.. union
cards could be recognized, and that all
other union cards were worthless. The
request OF the Union was referred to the
Building Trades Section.
Progressive Painters Union No. 4
has elected Elias Van Buren,. President. !.
Norris Garlick. Vice President: Thomas
Coulter. Treasurer; George Butler. Re
I cording Secretary: W. Faies, Financial
Somers, r. Shaw, W. Wood. Trustees
Last week the Union, whose membership
is now larger than ever. Initiated Ave
| candidates.
Linemen. climbers and wire inspectors
in Jersey city are restless again. They
complain that the New York and New
Jersey Telephone Company has broken
no longer work for that concern. Their
strike was indorsed by Electrical Work
ers' Union No. 3.
Referee Wilbur Larremore has re-
ported to the Supreme Court In favor
OF the United Garment Workers against
the Clothing Manufacturers Associa-
tion In relation to the injunction pro-
eeedings during The recent lockout, hold
sustained by the U. q. W. In being COM
PEELED to employ counsel.
The newly elected officers Of Cigar
Makers Union No. l!s are: William
% Reecrdns seereisTy seTyt'aFb B. * A,freehs ssSf
Treasurer: II: Mulhenrich. c. Walter c..
Wagener, Auditors; John Tailor. Delegate
70 the Brooklyn Central Labor Union:
II. Siess. Delegate to the Convention OF
the Cigar Makers International Union.
Lawyer Adam Rosenberg has been re-
tained by the Garment Workers Trade
Council to make a test case In the mat
ter of Contractors Wallach and Sudman.
as Justice Koch refused to entertain a
complaint against these two bosses at
the Essex Market Police Court. Mr..
Rosenberg says that he will ask the
Supreme Court to issue a mandamus
to compel the Justice to hold Wallnch
legged conspiracy In locking out their
workmen.
Empire Branch No. SO. OF the National
Association OF Letter Carriers, adopted
resolutions Yesterday denouncing the
invitation to the picnic OF the Branch.
which takes place at SulZcr's Harlem
River Park to-day. The invitation was
sulzcr does not employ union walters
A protest was also entered against the
action OF the Brooklyn Letter Carriers
Branch Al countenancing the plan of the
Knights Of Labor to amalgamate with
them.
motion was made at yesterday q
meeting OF the Central Labor Union to
reconsider the action taken at the previ,
Gus meeting ordering Cigar
Union No Ia to hire union music a,
it's festivals and picnics or stand sus-
pended. Delegate Jerome 0Neil con
Tended tina, i would be suicidal policy
demoralized condition OF the labor move,
ment at present. Delegate owen Car
roll said that Unon No. IA should be
draw large contingent from the Labor
Day parade. The motion to reconsider
was lost.
Henry Dohbnrt was fined s. by the
New York Framers' Union yesterday
} ing contract system. Chris Kaechle
was elected walking delegate. l.. Erns
rsesidsn, Fire. a,S.r r. ns% kS'Sss s,ss1, xIe rsssr
Gillart Treasurer; E. Helbis. Financia
} Secretary; q. III Gotta, Assistant Finsn
cial Secretary; J. Hesse. loorktcper
The Union has a balance of So sO2 in II,
treasury. To-day the annual r,rnit
/ takes place Mt Brommer's Union Park
Members found working to-day will bt
fined s. each. Tomorrow the union will
attend the picnic, oc the Architecture
Iron Workers Union.
. Next Thursday the annual Convention
OF the Table-knife Grinders tJationa
Union will assemble at Wallingford
Conn; the Tackmakers Protective
Union of America meets at Boston July
10; the Convention of the National Asso
cia'ion Of Stationary Engineers will
op' its session In Cleveland September
5: tae Convention OF the lnternl tiona
Union OF Carriage anu Wagon Makers
will take place Aug. u at Chicago; the
Union meet at Milwaukee Sept. Il; the
international Machlnists' Union has Its
annual Convention In Chicago Sept. ls
the Journeymen Bakers and Confec-
vene in annual session on Sept II In
Baltimore, and the Convention OF the
Railway shop Employers Will takn Llace
Sept. "a at Indianapolis.
District No. ]. OF ,he international
teen iodses IN IN ihis eity Broos,Y1 & NOW Jer
) sey City, Hoboken, Newark, Paterson
Plainheld. Elizabeth and Trenton. and
new lodge will be formed this week
by Organizer Harry. r. Easton.. IN South
Machinists' international Union, has
withdrawn from that body to j1in the
Association. although this is MED by
General Secretary n. Morse. who says
that only about thirty members se.
ceded. The international Union has