The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-27
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

The newly elected serseant-at-Arms of Bakers
Union No. so Is Stephen Kane.
Rudolph Modest and D. s. Heimerdinger will
be the Marshas OF the Cigar Makers Section In
the Labor Day parade
William r. Hall. OF the Theatrical Calcium.
Light Operators Union, Is the new Financial
Secretary Of the Central Labor Union.
Under the auspices Of the Pursemakers Union
q mass-meeting Will be held this evening at
walhaiia Hail. 152 Orchard street
An early -closing demonstration will be made
by tho X. OF l.. salespeopie's Local Assembly at
the Old Homestead. Ninety-frst street and Third
avenue, this evening.
Walters Union No. . has called 4 special meet
ing for next Wednesday to discuss the question
Of removing Its headquarters to q more conven-
iently located hall.
For the transaction Of important business Mas
ter Workman Edward Henckler has called a spe-
cial meeting of Local Assembly 1868. X. Of L..
for this evening.
Cigar-M Makers Union No 90 was suspended from
the Central Labor Federation yesterday for having
refused to indorse q boycott against several halls
where non-union walters are employed.
Executive Board Of the Journeymen Bakers and
CONFECTIONERY International Union.
The India Wharf Brewing Company has notified
Horseshoers' Union No. that henceforth It's
horses will be shod by union men employed by
the Company directly, and NOT by contractors. as
heretofore.
The Shoe and slipper Makers Union has de-
cided not to amagamste with the Ladies' Turn
shoe Workers. and the members Of the latter
were invited to Join the former. Joint execu-
tive committee will be elected to settle trade dis
putes.
William Dignan, J. Crooke and Edward schinel-
Ter will represent the Phoenix Labor Club. X Of
L. metal -polishers, at the Convention Of BRASS
workers. which 10 to be- held in Newark N. j..
under the auspices OF National Trade Assembly
252, on Sept. O.
raiiors Union No. u has called q mass-meet-
ing for next Thursday, to be held at Il seige
street, Brooklyn, to discuss a number Of COM
plants that wages are low and the treatment Is
very bad. A general strike In the shops under
the jurisdiction Of the Union may be ordered.
The New York Trainers Union resolved yester-
day to strike on all Jobs where bosses sublet
work to so-called ''lumpers." The Union having
been notified that its Walking Delegate will draw
his salary for the coming year from the United
brotherhood Of Carpenters and Joiners. from
whom charter has been procured. II was decided
10 consider the matter at a special meeting next
sunday, the Union desiring to explain to the
o,cers Of the Brotherhood that no special walking
delegate 10 needed, as the members under no cir
cumstances are permitted to work for non-union
bosses.
General Master Workman James r. Sovereign,
upon his return from Philadelphia to his home
in Des Moines Ia, STATED that his chances for q
Reelection appear to be good. as indicated by re-
ports received from many district assemblies
General Assembly will probably be James Camp
hell. Of Pittsburg, q member Of l.. A. 800. win
! dow glass blowers II being understood that I.
" Powderly will not be q candidate again IL
In expected that Mr. Sovereign Will return TO
New York by Sept 10 to take the stump In favor
Of Independent political action by organised
labor.