The evening world., 1894-05-30
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

There will be no meetings OF labor organiza-
tions to-day.
Walking Delegate John Hnlket,. Of the Broth.
erhood Carpenters. is at his home with bronchial
trouble,
Frederick C. sapper Is the new Corresponding
secretary OF brass. Workers Union No. II.
clssr;Makers' Union No. iO7 elected George
Ward, President. John llrenkman, Corresponding
Secretary, 7. W. Deck, Recording Secretary.
Arrangements have been made for a mass.
meeting at 't Grand street, by the Knee
pants Makers Union on June s..
FLASK manufacturers have combined to raise
the price OF TASKS. II they do their glaSsblow-
ers viii strike for higher wages. How about the
public'
the New York Painters Conferences to smaIssma,ss
the painters unions in this city.
Members OF the International Coopers' Union
and the knight. OF Labor Coopers have Joined
hands in Louisville, Ky, and succeeded in raising
their wages.
For failing to attend to his duties the delegate
o. e Union No. q 20 rhs 4. Of l.,
hned 81, Michael Schuck mann wa, elected F.nan-
cial Secretary.
The Fred Hover Brewing Ca,nrsny las be-
come a union brewery. as Its Representatives yes
terday signed an annual contract with the Local
Joint Executive Board OF the Knights of Labor,
Secret Instructions were given Yesterday to the
doing duty In the vicinity OF several strike j9bs,
for to morrow. "
John rasksr has been readmitted to the board
VI WANING bfitkaNfA as representative OF the En-
terpriSc Association Of Steamnttrrs. the suspension
of which has been resclnied, John Hauck was
admitted as delegate OF the lathers' Union.
nry-goods statesmen are recognizing. John W.
Rafferty,, ~ llSs Third avenue, has taken charge
OF the early closing movement.
The employees of the Hunters Point and New.
town Railroad Company are now members of ths
Astoria Association OF Railroad Employees, l.. A.
/ II. csc. X. Of l..
The Williamsburg section Of the Socialist Labor
Parry has made a proposition to amalgamEto ths
Socialist Labor Federation with the Central Labor
Federation Of brooklyn, both organizations &c
settle their differences, which resulted In a hoy.
colt against the brooklyn Labor Lyccum. Til,
proposition is to be discussed by both bodies mex
Sunday.
With reference to the charges pfeterred against
hin. that he Nithholds property Of the Knights Of
Labor. the suspended eX- Genera! Master Workman
7 V PUWderly asserts, that he never re
celNri 'hc secret work Of the General Assembly Al
originally Devised by his predecessor, the lat,
tush ! stephens, nor was he ever In possea
tiDu u the so-calied philosopher stone" which
hoard. lie IL keeping from his successor. James Il
Sovereign.
DcisEate Joseph Mobiles presided at yeterday'
meeting Of the Miscellaneous Section OF the Cen
rEi Labor Union New delegates were atmitto
from Bakers Union No. l and Waters Unio,
No. . TIE Arbitration Committee was instructe
u look into a complaint made by the Manhattan
Musical Protective Union against a csrtAIl
EAlOon-ksrpsr Delegate weismAnn rspudiAtei a
Republican party. made by one OF the delegate
present. but the Section advised him 20 settle N
T. matter privately with the gentleman who mad
the assertion against him.