The evening world., 1894-06-28
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Tho newly elected Secretary Of Carpenters
Inion No. Ns Is George p. Hughes.
Charles schlech, has been elected President,
and August Enrich, Secretary, OF Carpenters
Union No +97.
The pront sharing system has been adopted
by the proprietors Of the iron and nail works
at Willinmsport. Pa
The Progressive Cooper-' Union yesterday de-
cidod to lay over for four weeks tho question
OF parnding en- Labor Day.
The shop reports at yesterdays meeting Of the
Amalgamated n. ass Workers Union showed that
trade continues to be very dull.
Local Assembly sS,. X. Of L.. surface rail-
road employees known as the Harmony Assso-
citation, viii take an excursion to Rockaway
leash to-day.
Two applications for permission to strike were
GRANTED by CiEAr-Mskers' Union No 10 this week
To the striking ci6nr-makers' In Utica financial
Aid was promised
In this city who had job In Providence. r. l..
recently. have succeeded In organizing . branch
OF their trade In that city.
Steps have been taken by tho Actors Pro-
tective Union to organize branches in ali other
large cities OF thiH country. and Natiohi union
American Federation OF Labor.
The SIX Weavers' Union, OF Paterson N. J..
will dis,u-s the question OF Joining the Textile
Workers National Union this evening. New
officers are also to be elected
The Michigan State Federation OF Labor will
hold political convention on July ,, In which
the knights " Labor. Farmers and Changers
part.
The Progress Association OF Steam Filters
Helpers has elected Jain,s Carly. Prcaident;
NJ Muller, Vlce-Pres,dent; David o'Leary, re.
corltns Secretary; Samuel l,ckerf. Financial
Secretary: Henry Moore Treasurer; George West
borg. walking Delegate.
Branch l Of the Independent bakers Union
has levied monthly assessment OF Is cents.
Joint meeting OF the several branches has been
seilcd Tor next Saturday to discuss the question
Of Agltlt!ns against night working seven days a
Qstg~rh n be iCsrtf nv nran rh
neat Sunday
Plumbers Union No. l. brooklyn. has installed
these onicer'; J. r. Iiealy. President; W. p.
seeretary: +, II. Woods. Financial Secretary
william Kin'sla, Treasurer; P. II, Mctiinnis.
Walking Delegate: NJ. j. nrlscoli. II. C. Dock. C.
Foley, Delegates to the National Convention.
cisred on tho strike on the jobs OF b. s. Hess a
20. NJ the nrm has accshei to the demand,
Of the Hoard. strikes ordered on Jobs OF
Contractor Priske,t. Ninety nrs, street and West
against the employment OF nou-union iron work
ers.
Tho Board Of Supervision OF Cienr- Makers
Union No. 30 decided yesterday that the election
Of q new treasurer Is to take place on Saturday
July 81, Nominations may he made by shops Ant
ils:rict until mex; Tuesday. Tho delegates I,
the Central Labor Federation were instructed I,
re'ue,t that body to ss'her statistics In regar'
20 strikes Next week the question Of nnitins
all progressive labor organisations will be dis
cussed.
The Theatrical Protective Union has elected
Philip Kelly. President; Daniel ParneiI, Woe,
President, j. Mctiowpn Recording Secretary
o. +. Higgins Financial Secretary; +. Donaldson
seryeant-stArms. J. r. Hynss, Walking Dele
Lov.,,, Alfred William william p.vern. j.,
Trustees; Jane. +. H,nrs. Philip Kelly. Will
lam Mackey. william Timoney william Davis
iel.sstes TO the Theatrical Workers National