The evening world., 1894-08-25
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

The carpenters strike on the City Hall place
school was settled yesterday.
Nearly forty new members we're gained by me
last four weeks
Daniel r. Mshopey has been elected Recording
and Corresponding Secretary by Journsymen TAIL
ors Protective Union No H.
Henry w Seigler will represent the Brooklyn
Union typesetters at the Louisville Convention OF
he International Typographical Union.
The Lady Gotham Association OF Garment Opera
tors and LauLdr, Workers X Of L., makes an
excursion tomorrow to Aurora Park. Morrisania.
New working cards will be issued by the Com.
pact Labor club. X. of l.. on Sept. !, when all
delinquent members will be dropped
George Brophy has been elected Recording and
Corresponding Secretary OF brckiayers and stone
MRsons' International Union, No. ~, whose reg
ulsr meeting day has been changed to Tuesdays
The Independent Bakers Union Will dedicate
It's nag this evening at Brommers Union
Park, The members arade to the park from
their headquarters, 1851 Second avenue.
Cement Lsborers' Union has preferred charges
against twelve members for working on several
public schools during the recent strike. strike
was ordered on the Jobs OF Contractor Mcknight.
The officers elected by Bakers Union No. 81
Fucker. Vice.President; J. Jssusch, Recording
Secretary; 4. Carlson, Corresponding Secretary
Arms.
typographical Union No 27l celebrates its TWEEN
y-hfth anniyerssr, tonight at the Br91klyn La. or
annual picnic at Atlantic Park, Ralph avenue
brooklyn
Patrick Murphy. Secretary OF District Assem-
bly, No ~, Knights Of Labor denies the state
ment that the privilege OF issuing the Labor
Day Journal Of the Assembly has been sold TO
anybody.
The onicers elected by Local Union No. a.
Of the brotherhood Of Electrical Workers, are
Martin Sheridan. President; j. Bren. Vice
President; J. d. Mcclure. Treasurer; william
Carroll Financial Secretary; NJ. L. Black. Re.
corder.
Artificial Stone Masons Union No / has voted
down a motion to reconsider its action in with
drawing from the Cement Workers General
Council. Members failing to take part in the
Labor Day parade will be hnd s. each.
Walking Delegate IIanrshan. OF Painters Pro-
gressiye Benevolent Union No l. will be at
lJs East Fifty seventh street, next Monday
from to NJ. 10 receive dues from mem
| bers desiring to be in good standing with the
amagamated organization.
The following nominations have been made
for ofiCers Of the Journeymen Tailors Protec-
| tive and Benevolent Union: For President
| Frederick Jensen and H.. Burgomelster; for
| Recording Secretary. Edward Ingram; for Flnan-
clal Secretary, z. Blick; for Delegates To the
Central Labor Union. Messrs. Lennon. Stewart.
Lowe. klngenberg, Grove and Rosencran1.
The representatives, OF the AGGRAVATED Society
| Of Carpenters and Joiners reported at yester-
gates that Hayden Son. Of Newark. are EN-
| ploying non-uniOn men on Jobs at 62s Broad
way, Fig second street and Western Boule-
ward. and Fftieth street near Fifth avenue
| A general strike was ordered
| The burden Of the speeches and reportA NJ
last nights confence on bOycOtts and strikes AT
the Labor Lyceum. was to the effect that strike
| against large corporations can longer be
| tenanced. unless the workmsn have been com.
| PEELED TO strike against reductions Of wages Ia
| the starvation point. The nsxt meeting Of ths
! sonfsrsnes Will taks place On Friday. Aus ~