The evening world., 1894-06-05
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

me pnrse-Makers' Union has decided to send
delegates to Central Labor Federation.
Henry B. Rockhill. Of Machinists' Loca, Lods.
NO "s' has been appointed organizer.
Duniaps hat factory, in Brooklyn, ha. re-
opened after several weeks Of repairing.
men a% hpsn Assembly sos. X, Of L.: Journey
shoemakers have been reorganized nv m.
knights OF Labor in Milwaukee.
Edward A; Malone has been appointed or
sembly +o14. X. of L. "
Nailers' Unions held a convention At Harris.
ours. "a, last week. and formed a national
Secretary OF Trackmens' linton No 10y ~ ri H.hsll
eIghty-two Members in good standing on M
Q, '"i bakers %'Ast T"ian h, n been elected s-s,ss...
norkers Trade Council in place Of chariss
fenz, resigned. ""'''
has censured Aldermen who yo,.S miwaasee
"'e'pA' ownership OF gas and electric-Iight plants
clsar-Makers' Union No. has issued , nock..
directory OF hrms employing non union workmen'
the new Officers Of Boookbinders' Local In,o,
No. 81 are: J. N: Derk, President: P. r. cor.
ccoran: vice:President b. r. Lamb. Recordin.
and Treasurer. ~'
Thomas J.. o,Reilly. Master Workman Of p,,.
uict Assembly No. 220, X. OF L.. a cooper. nav,
mat INDUSTRY has not improved for almost q year.
John kinel, boss brewer. Harrison avenue and
Wallabout. Brooklyn, signed a contract yesterday
with Journeymen Brewers Union No. 80. ~
The Journeymen Brewers National Union has
Worth and one in louisville. making a total OF
av me receipts at the general once last week
Cisar.Makers Union No: 8 is Investigating q
complaint made by Cigar Makers Union No. 90.
that In a shop under the Jurisdiction Of No.
kind Of work. ~' """'
re Son M Hs,Res a. say: Ss1s,h he d |: no, . o%,pdids.s for
| nOO1 tATnanfaTR' Iatr r~.n-l
so far nominated are: Thomas M.sSnacras
Frank Schultz, Robert Farrell and BENJAMIN HAN.
Secretary ". E; Springer, of the Window Glass
WORKERS Association. states tina. the trade. con-
siderins circumstances, is in good condition. The
assets ssse = OF the organization at present amount to
Electrical Workers Union No. "a has .l.e,sd
Thomas Kennedy, President; j. o'ponneli, Re
S S.,sI se'Ee'a EK Fred volI, Finsncisi' SEQ
berger. Inspector; j. Anderson. Foreman; b.
Courtney. T. o'Toole, ]. Hakey, Trustees.
Local lodges Of the International Association OF
petitioning the Government to grant an annual
leave Of absence of thirty days to Maynard
The s-rsction that modern railroad speed makes
on the physical powers of locomotive engineers
days for rest and recupsration. Fast travel not
only wears out rails and engines, but human
It was reported by Enterprise Association Of
~steamntters to the Board OF Walking Delegates
a new building at One Hundred and First sirsot
and Madison avenue. A special committees viii
attend to the matter.
To the striking cigar-mskers Of Denver. COL,
cigar-Makers' Union No. ia. OF New York,
voted financial aid yesterday. Two appiications
for permission to strike for higher wages were
sOn.u.utiSp and bylaws, Seven new member:
The strike Of the silk wsavsrs at Phinipsburg
. over. the operatives winning. The New
Jersey State Board Of Arbitration has justinsd
duction.
These ofheers have been elected by Iron
Moiders' Union No, 232: Theodore HeidinGsr,
President: Charles Brinkman. viee-Presidsnt; G.
9: Mcdaniel, Recording Secretary; =. L. swop,
Financial Secretary; J. A Mcdaniel, corrs.
spending Secretary: c, Dierline. Inductor: WILL
lam Maney. Doorkeeper; II. oweddale. Treasurer;
Patrick Terrell. c. Charles, G. Brinkman.
carpenterS Union No, SIS has nominated;
For President Henry sehnepper; for Wee Prssl-
dent. W. Walter; for Recording Secretary, y,
spannassl; for Financial Secretary. R. Kushnsl;
Tor Treasurer. r. Danch; for Conductor. Vincent
sander for Warden. II. Mueller; for Trustee. q.
Hoi1anser: Tor p~sies.tea To the District Council.
gats, Frank Schultz