The evening world., 1894-06-08
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Thomas Barrow !. the new Secretary Of Anal
gamated Carpenters Union No. M
typographical linton No. 9 has over 5000 mem.
bers II controls lt5 printing ofnces In this city.
Orders for window glass are increasing all over
the country. a sure sign that the building trade
Is Improving az last.
Thomas Heating, George Dalton and James
Crotty have been elected members Of the Gre.
dental COMMITTEE Of the Board VI walking Dele
gates.
Journsymen BARRIERS Union No. 70 has Endorsed
the blue label OF the Cigar Makers International
Union. as well as the boycott against non.union
beer.
The headquarters OF the Gilders' Union has been
removed to Academy Hall, Third avenue. near
Twenty-thirh street, where the regular meetings
will take place the second and fourth Tuesdays
u every month.
August Una has been elected delegate to the
Central Labor Federation by branch / Of the In.
dependent bakers Union.
The cigar-makers OF Eek 4 Co. in this city.
have made application for permission to strike
for higher wages.
Walking Delegate Baumann has received in.
s%tructtons from Machine Wood Workers. Union
No. IS to settle differences at the shops Of Bosses
Kilian. Schaefer and Martin.
Journcymen BARRIERS are to organize a union
at 200 Montrose avenue. Brookly n. Monday night.
The general complaints among BARRIERS are long
h urs, low wages and the Increase OF hve.cent
shops.
Artificial Stone Masons' Union No, | has in
structcd eN-Walking Delegate q. Schillinger to
explain to the Ruard OF Walking Delegates the
differences between certain plastering and cement
labor work, over which a question of Jurisdiction
has arisen between the Cement Workers and
Plastercrs' Unions.
Contractors Holland and Carey have granted the
demands OF the Elevator Constructors X. Of l..
Assembly. whose Walking Delegate. Samuel John
son, succeeded In unioniting the shops Of these
two bosses.
Henry steren is the newly elected Delegate
Of the Brooklyn Machinists' Union to the brook
Ign Central Labsr Federation. succeeding Dele
gate krausch. resigned. The Union voted for the
proposition to amalgamate the Federation with
the Socialist Labor Federation also for the politi-
cal programme OF the American Federation OF
Labor.
Rudolph Modest, August Langc and r. Sucker
have been elected Auditors by Makers
Union No. 30, and Theodore Gabler will repre-.
sent the Union In the Central Labor Federation.
as well as In the Label Committed OF the Local
tigar-Makers' Unions. T., Bruckman. q. Leib-
holz and Z. Sucker have been added to the All.
tation Committee. This week four new members
were enrolled, and twenty-six are on the sick
list.
The ofncial organ OF the Walters National ALI
anse has changed Its title from the purveyor to
re has been enlarged. The Alliance has now
forty-eight local branches. with an aggregate
John O'Brien has requested tho branches to send
him the names Of reliable men who may be APP
pointed district organizers. Mr.. O'Brien's address
Is at IL Howard street, Boston.
The Tiie-Layers' Helpers X. Of l.. Local As.
sembly has nominated: For Master Workman,
John McElroy for Worthy Foreman. John Gro.
nm; for Recording Secretary. ". r. Connolly.
c g eiHs'F' Y. II; s tor sa%ane ior F sssIs,asy' Il i.
Cleverly. jr., J. Murphy: for Worthy. Inspector.
S or HnrSnsi f 8. cna E Z sn's t4 s& e. MS,s.T !
Tor Judge. F., Erwin. j, Mshonsy; for Judge Ad.
Court. j, Fitzgerald: for Members OF the Execu.
tive Board, Messrs Noble. Cronin. simpson. Nc.
Eiroy. Stevenson. Brennan: for Walking Dele
gate. J Z. Edwards. W. Farley. J. cronin. ".