The evening world., 1893-12-27
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Five members were enrolled this week by
the Childrcn's Jacket Makers Union.
The election of officers ot the Upholsterers
Union will take place Tuesday. Jan. 0.
Clothing Cutters Union No. will bo repre-:
sented by II. White at tho annual Convention OF
the New York State Federation OF Labor.
Messrs surla, IIartje and Friedmann were
elected delegates to the Conference for the Relief
of the Unemployed by Amalsamated Brass Work.
ers' Union No /.
Carpenters Union No, 5ia has given John Hal
erhood Carpenters District Council In ,his city.
and r. Schultze received lto votes.
A. J. House has been elected President Of
Electrical Workers unlon No "a, Brooklyn The
srsSt nrsStanE nGs '' Dunn !. Financial Secretary.
Mass-meetings will be held mex, Thursday even
ing by the International Cloakmakers' Union 1T
Nov lr7ing Hall. on East broadway and by the
shlrtmakers' Union al Walhalla Hall. Orchard
street.
At General Secretary George l.. Horns once re-
ceipts rom local unions OF the Bakers and Con-
frctionc n International Union amounted to s2ts 6S
last week. whilL *+Ot.I6 was expended
The new officers elected by the National Brother
hood Of Electrical wSrks,s are r Jsnssn, ,at r!ss y,s
Presidents. J. T. Kelly secretary Treasurer
W. Fit1Pa,rck j. j. sivss + o +, RGtG, ,N,,o, w, e
The Musica, Liberty ProtcctIv" Union has elected
=. watman business Manager. n. Rossn,hal
Financial Secretary, j. Waslovsky Recording Sec
Tsary D. wSlsnDErs TTSGs@Eer M.,,r. "'sso s,n
Wesheimer and Wolcnberg Trustees.
Local Assembly 70, X OF L.. tailors elected l.
schwartz Master Workman; $. Greenfield. Worthy
Foreman. II. Klein Recording Secretary; J. Gold
berger. Financial Secretary; j. Belapoisky, Treas
urcr: H. Dcg'sch. statisticdn A. Weinbargcr
Judge N. Ensel. Judge Advocate; s. Sherman
Clerk
Local Assembly 7.s, X. Of l., better known as
the Apollo Musical Club. has secured a permanent
headquarters at 1855 Lawrence street near Fuiton
Brooklyn, where tho regular meetings will take
place every Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The
employment uiiice is also located there. and the
Sc ,retary is in attendance every day from II A. NJ
Ia =. VI.
Delegates Shapiro Weinstein and Cooper will
rcprcssnt the United Hebrew Trades Unions at the
conference TO. the relief Of the unemployed at :s
Delaney street. next lhursday evening, The dele
gates TO the Jsint Executive Eoarl OF the United
Central Labor Federation Of New York and VI
cinIty have been instructed to vote for the eI-
pusion OF the Brooklyn Central Labor Federation
for refusing to withdraw the boycott from the
Brooklyn Labor Lyceum.
Thi following firms In this city are EN-.
pioyins union granite-cu'ters: browne. McAliis-
ter 4 Co. 4a West Fourteenth street; James
Dolan Ono Hundred and Fifth street; James DO
Ian 5s Milton street. Greenpo!nt; NJ McGrath.
EiChtY- nrst street East River. orr bros, sixty
secnnI street. East River: wills Dyer. Nlnbty-
second stree, and First avenue; booth Bros. one
Fischer a bird, Houston street and Bowory ".
Kidney sixty Ant street. East River
NJ y,starday's meeting o. Branch l ot tho United
silk-Rihbon W-svers tHlon It was reported that
the foreman Of SteinhGrits factory attempted 10
prevent Tho strikers who were evictcl from stein.
Sarits tenement. houses from being received by
ether landlords hut the Str!Ee Committee out.
wittei the foreman. aad the evic;ed families were
than thcv Occupied before. Officers will be elect.
ed hy TIE DrsnCh next Tuesday evening