The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Furniture Workers Union No. has given an
additional S26 to the strikers At Pullman
Machine Wood Workers Union No % has
Withdrawn Its delegates from the BUILDING rraues
Conference.
Charles Corners was elected President Of
Journeymen Tsi,ors' Local Union No. lls: and
J. c. Dressed has been made Recording ana Cor
responding Secretary.
Tho Convention OF the American Glass Workers
Association. now assembled In Montreal. adopted
the political programme OF the American feaera'
tion Of Labor yesterday.
The Journeymen Church Organ Builders have
elected the following oneers: F. H. symmes
President; G. r Werner viGe'prssidenti george
tary; ]. d. Fackler. Recording Secretary; A.
shcopp, Sentinel.
A public meeting will be held Sunday afternoon
the Liberal League Hail, ii Haisey street. New
ark, N. J. Joseph X. Buchanan. OF the American
Press Association vii preside The speakers
and Clarence Ladd Davis. of New York Mr.
Potters subject will be Labor Shall BE Crowned
King" Mr.. Davis's subject will be The lnitia-
tive and Referendum
John c. Reid President Of the Buffalo Central
Labor Union. has been DISCHARGED from the re-
pair shop Of the Laek,Tann. road for attempting
to form a Nachinists Union
A sole-Fssteners and EdEe-Maksrs' National
Union has been organised by convention nc, OF
Shoe workers Unions at Brockton. Mass The
Secretary is Thomas c. Farrell.
These onicers have been elected by Cigar
Meyer. vIee.Pre.ident; =, Biissmann. CORES
pondng Secretary r. Hoppert Financial Sec
Rotary; J. Kuhn. Treasurer: NJ. J. Marot, Ser
geant-at-Arms.
At this evenings quarterly meeting OF the
Derrickmen's Association ofncerS are to be
chosen President Thomas Kiilaiea Is candi-
date for reelection.
The Plasterers Laborer; Union will elect
officers tonight
The ofrcers elected by Textile Workers. Union
No. s are; II. Krchon. President: F. Gentsch
| Vioe-Prssdsnt; A. walther. Business Agent; A:
Maikus Corresponding seeretary; A. IN, Pncall'
Trustee sssSSs, R. sIhssaeh '" Hope
Cigar Makers Union No. 80 enrolled nine new
members this week. The vote upon the question
OF paradins on Labor Day will be taken on Sat
elected. The receipts during the last three
months amounted to Sl3, 1864. while No,sol 81
was expended
The settlement OF the Clothing Cutters strike
At the shops Of Cane. aec an 80, c. co S'
missioner of Arbitration and Mediation Edward
Feeney, who will give his written opinion In a
few days. The strikers will resume work next
Monday The hrm conceded all the demands OF
the strikers. and only some minor questions were
referred to Commissioner Feeney for his decision
typographical Union No. ga has resolved that
In the ofhces under Its jurisdiction the wages
OF proof-readers and assistant foremen are to be
equal to those Of machine operators. Hugo NIL
Ter and A. stephan were elected deegates to the
annual Convention OF the international Typo
mann and c. y. Adler.
The Green Glass Workers Association OF the
United. States and Canada, (which has been in
session at Atlantic City for the past four days
Joseph d. Troth, Milville. n, j.. Vice-President
Dennis A. Hays, Pittsburs: Secretary. William
Pittsburs The next annual meeting viii be
held in Montreal.