The evening world., 1894-03-12
IN THE E OF LABOR.

Second annual reception Of the Hote, Employees
Union at Tammany Hall tonight.
James Gran, has been re. elected General Score.
tary OF the Paving. stone Cutters National Union.
The officers elected by the basket Makers Union
yesterday are; +. Gardhausen, Treasurer. A. Lang.
Recording Secretary, p. kopp and c. kempf.
Auditors.
Electric Alarms' will be the suhjec, Of .
Cooper Institute, under the auspices OF Electrical
Inside Workers Union No. 3.
Resolutions were adopted by the Central Labor
Anarchists for attempting to dlsorganlLe the
Hebrew Am erlcan Typographical Union.
Credentials for new delegates were received by
Inside Workers Union No, 3. Typographical Union
No. 27i. Compact Labor Club and United Brother
hood OF Tailors No. /.
On Wednesday evening the Drivers and linstlers'
Benevolent Association. composed OF men EN-.
ployed by the Sireet-ClsaninG Department, VIII
meet AZ go Avenue A, to discuss their grievances
against Commissioner Andrews.
At the meeting Of the Central Labor Union yes
terday Delegate James 7. Archibald, Of the Paper
Hangers Union, waxed eloquent over the Jug
Elery and tinkerins with Which ne United states
Senate was treating the Wilson bill.
typographical Union No. ss had a special meet
ing yesterday. considering means and ways how TO
avert a general reduction OF wages, as proposed, IL
Ia alleged, by the Publishers Association OF Brook
lyn. A special committee was appointed to meet
the representatives OF the Association.
A motion to withdraw from the Central Labor
Federation mas Deen NOteO GOWN Nv u lhIst IVA
jor!ty OF the members OF Cigar-Mnkcrs' Union No.
30.
Local Assembly 29S. X. OF L.. shoe workers,
moved Its headquarters TO g. East Fourth street,
A German branch Is to be organized at the same
place next Saturday eveiing.
Prot. Daniel De Leon. Secretary Pathck Murphy
and Delegate Fitzgerald Of the Lot'er.Ca,rier
X. Of L., yesterday, to visit the Mayor for the
purpose OF protesting against any extension OF the
present Elevated Railroad system In this city.
WI a. -
amendments to the State Constitution appealed to
the Central Labor Union yesterday to send dele
gates to attend Its meetings and help In the work
OF placing labor amendments before the coming
Constitutional Convention. Delegates James T..
Archibald. Robert Winston and John S. Steele
were elected delegates to attend the conference.
Sam Gompers and Dan Harris were blamed at
yesterdays meeting OF the Brooklyn Central Labor
Union for the defeat OF the amendments to the
Conspiracy law in committee. 1t was stated upon
the authority of Assemblyman Scanlon that Messrs
Gompers and Harris failed to appear before the
when a special date had been given 10
them for the purpose OF advocating the amend
ments.
At yesterdays meeting. Of the New York
Trainers Union the shop delegates were In
strueted to submit the new contract for isst &c
in favor of waters Union No. j. with head,
quarters. at 3s5 Bowery, and a Committee was sent
to the lessee OF Clarendon Hall to notify him
that the trainers Will move unless walters from
the Union recognized by them be employed,
Local Assembly 1881. X. Of L., miscellaneous
traues, yesterday joined the central LABOR FEEDER
alton. The delegates are Charles Sotheran. Mrs.
Linnie Grimm and A. Fehr. Mr.. sotheran said
that, the Assembly was proud to enter the Fed
many Knights OF Labor. and be was certain that
soon other semblies would follow the example
OF sea To the striking shoemakers the Assem-
bly, has donated SO.
The Bushe plan Of parallel IL roads and ex-
tensions to answer the purposes OF u rapid tran
SIT system was roundly denounced by the Central
Labor Union Yesterday: Upon motion OF Delegate
Robert Winston resolutions were adopted de-
claring that 1t was the sentiment OF the c. l.. L.
and should be promptly Knocked into a cooked
hat tn delegates declared unanimously that
the rapid transit system was the underground
The Rapid Transit Commissioners were severely
taken TO task for inactivity and supreme indif-
Terence to the demands OF the people.
These officers were elected by the Central Labor
4; WaIlsainsssr;. Fin"Rcl, iios sec4s'a4y? G. s'f Msvsy;
b hGsas1'f +. 1i ii s1Sl'"S.'t 9. M +; Hen I1bi,;,,, =;
Committee. W, Bauerschmidt. J. Iehr' G. MI,
lenaSuse1' Trustees; D. Heimerdinger. G. Kohl
credentiai Committee; Mrs, Linnis grimm, ne'D C.
oppermann, ii. Haupt, Auditing Committee: A..
WaIdinger. C. sothelan. Il. Henckier, Z. Bohm,
J. Newburger. Organization Committee
A Food Producers Section Is TO be Organized
by the Central Labor Federation next Friday
evening at g. East Fourth street. George Herr
S SsTs; OF w Ma' seot. e o1n., No 70. !; was tho only
= 'fN'' b"''e az pibJtNt - btt
days meeting Of the Federation, saving he did
not desire the Section to compete with the Gu
linary Workers Trades Council, recently organ
lied a. the International Labor Exchange, e57
East Tenth street. II Is expected that about ten
unions will Join the Section,
The officers elected by the Central Labor Union
Yesterday are: Recording Secretary. Joseph v.
standish Corresponding Secretary. John S. Henry;
Financial Secretary. Alexander Martin: Treasurer.
George Brutschin; sergeant-at-Arms James C..
Edwards; Trustees, II. Meisel, William o'BrIen.
II. Weissman; Executive Committee. James p.
Archibald, J. Bsusch, II. wsissmsn; ommitte
on Organization, John Daniels, p. Close, T. y.
Downs, Joseph Bsrondess: J; S. Steele. Commit
tee on Arbitration. II, White. C.. n. Adler. ].
Bausch, J. Edwards. Joseph Barondess. Committee
on Grievances, William O'Brien, J. Hines. A. J..
Smith, q. Kingsley. J, Steele; Committee on VS.
itors and Outside Communications J. O'Seil.
Philip Kelly. d, Callahan. T. Downs. N. Dampf,
Committee on Audit. J. O'Neil. J. Hines, T.
Downs, r: Winston. John Daniels; Committee on
Law and Legislation, H.. Weissman, A.. J. Smith,
J. p, Archibald. D. Harris. J. o'Neii, As James
Crotty. James Eddy and NJ, Barr received Is
votes each for member OF the Executive Commit.
tee there will be another ballot next Sunday to
select one Of the three.