The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-30
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

John Mckenns HI. been nominated for Pr..i.
dent OF Plumbers and Gasntt.ts rnon No, :.
charter No. ~ was delivered to III. Amslss-
night \, Vice President Miller, Of In. Int.rna-
uoml typographical tnien.
District Assembly 20. X Of L.. viii hold it-
Among the speakers VII I've Master Workman
George McIodiin, Prot. Daniel DE Leon. Lucien
sanlal Charlos sothcrsn aad Hush Greensn
The Machine stone workers. Union ha. .isct Of
Vice .Pne.ldcnt; J. o'Neiii Financial Secretary
j. 1r. l'Tt'" Esgord'nF S.rS,,y Mg..ly rrS rs
Andrews, j. Delaney, Trustees
CIGAR Makcr; Union No, = hs. elected; Ernest
nen,sr, ft.'idcnt. NJ, shea. Ncc President, W.
Ing and Worrespondln, Secretary; T. II wen.r.
ir po TTsn'' M,S .,rr r,., we'r T.t
man. J. Hsnchlc. Executive Corr','ttee.
The officers cle.'ci by the hnslGnna'sd Press.
Union, So.. 2 and ., srriSS. Moran. Pr.,ident
n. SrGloin, Vice President; T. McCnpn, Record
Ing Secretary; J. Smith Financial Secretary p.
Mahony. Treasurer, Executive members hes.rs.
Nixon McGolcrn, nDricn, collins. johnson.
Kenny. clifford and Crawford
The Central Labor Union Of Paterson. ~ j..
has appointed n special committee to appear be-
fore the Board Of Aldermen OF that city to pro.
test against the 'duplicity. double dealing and
dark -iantern proceedings ot signing reports out
side of pNbltc committee meetings ,''" to 10
mnnd that the cay establish = machine shop to
municipal departments.
proposition to send delegate to the special
Convention called nv tho Nov YORK worItlnsmen'
state Trade Assembly has been rejected by the
Journcymcn Tailors' Protective and benevolent
Union there being 13a votes east against and
only PAS In favor ~ the proposition. The motion
to abolish the death hcnent for members wives
VAS also defeated by vote Of ~ In favor and
s2g against the motion.
The delegates Of tho paving granite cutters
Guurrymen and tool shsrpeners. who met ir
Pearl street during tho last three days last night
resolved to form cooperative companies aftei
the pattern % the New England Co-opera.
tive Granite Company wherever members Of theil
unions 20 strike or ldrkcd out. The
capital o. tho original Company was limited &c
chased only by members OF the PAVING block Cut
terra National Union. The conference also
adopted resolutions declaring that strikes are
failure as means to permanently Improve the
condition Of laborinS men.
state ALTERATION Commissioner Feeney's at
tempt to settle the tnilofs' iockou, in this cit,
has hsea unsuccessful, as the Merchant Tailors
Exchange insists upon Its decree that wages are
to he reduced 10 por cent The tourneymer
Tailors Protective and benevolent Union has sp
pointed Nrssrr. Jensen, NAhac, stewart Schultz
AMI Iierwig ns special committee To conduct tn,
anaira OF the lockout. Tho nrm ct Bartable a
ManNRn has withdrawn Its reduction and worl
was resumed at ito shop. The women and girl,
union in Il body. The General Executive Boart
OF the Journeymcn Tailors Union OF America hal
ind2rscd the refusal Of the men 10 submit IN tn,
1 redhcton and M appeal for moral and hnancia
aid has been sent to the local unions Throughout
the country.