The evening world., 1894-05-21
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

On June 4 the brooklyn Central Labor Union
Day. ~
Frederick schaefer was elected Secretary OF the
JOINT Local Executive Board Of the Journeymen
brewers Unions yesterday.
A well attended mass-meeting was held yester-
day by the Welcome Association Of Coopers at $50
West Thirty-hfth street.
Florian Fessel has been elected President OF the
Stone Carvers' Union. Paul Flieschei. who organ
lied the Union. was made Honorary President.
Local Assembly 1887, X. OF L.. Corona Associa-
ton, has Its annual picnic at Ridgewood PARK on
Tuesday. June IL.
Electrical Workers Union No. . has Joined the
Knights or Labor and received charter No. 5,4Gs.
The membership Is growing,
The disposal OF tho question Of taking political
action was again deferred for one month by the
Central Labor Union yesterday.
The annual picnic Of District Assembly rs. X.
OF L., surface railroad employees, will take place
At Ridsewood Park on Wednesday, June IL.
Meyer Dampf was elected a member OF the
Auditing Committee OF the Central Labor Union
Yesterday In the place OF Thomas r. Downes.
Local Assembly 2, c3i. X. of L., Americas Labor
Club, has appointed a ommitte to propose l.. A..
1853. Excelsior Labor Club. to amalgamate the
organizations.
In the place of Joseph Mcdonald, who re-
signed because he has become an employer. a
new walking delegate is to be elected by Local
Assembly 6,O6l. X. OF L.. painters, this evening.
The Brooklyn Central Federation yesterday rec
commended to its afnliated unions belonging to
the American Federation OF Labor to vote for
the political programme Of that organization.
The workmen's General BENEFIT Union has at
present 8, l33 members. 1.lss OF whom are women.
The receipts during the last three months
amounted to ai,7sO.sl and s2a. o.s.T was ex.
pended.
Branch 3 Of the Independent Bakers Union
enrolled ten new members last Saturday. Work
was given to nineteen men at the employment
bureau. New oncers are to be elected May 70.
Tailors' Union No. 81 reported to the Brook
lyn Central Labor Union yesterday that suspend
ed members had formed an assembly Of the
knights OF Labor. which had been recognized
by D. A. 10. The latter will be asked to ex-
plain.
To the members Of the Journeymen Plumbers
word will be given tonight. NJ. NJ. Devine is
the new delegate to the Building Trades Sec
tlon OF the C. L. u.
Boiler Makers Lodge No. SO has sent a letter
to immigration Commissioner DR.. ]. II. Senner
complaining that cheap boiler-makers have been
imported from Germany by one Of the steamship
companies having agencies In this port.
Mlllers and Millwrights' Union No. 1856 is hav-
Ing trouble at one OF the shops under it's juris-
diction. and II the matter cannot be settled by a
committee appointed for that purpose yesterday
a strike is likely to be ordered soon.
Difficulties having arisen between the New York
C~alclum-Light Operators and the Brooklyn Union
Of the SAINT trade as TO the standing OF the latter.
inform the New York c. l.. u. that the Brooklyn
organization is a bona-nde labor union. organized
by and represented in the Brooklyn c, L. U.
Nv DtuG " nv ,ibai hhhti was b'ahheu
last week to J.. Muskat, III East one Hundred
and Ninth street; s. NJ. Narsberg. II East Four
teenth street: j. Waida. $40 Tenth avenue; Val
entine CHASER. 414 East Seventeen street, y.
Weise, II Park Row. Applications for the label
were received from d. K~utzeimann. 1885 East One
Hundred and Fourth street; J, Hart. 7S3 Third
avenue; G. scherrer. stapleton. 8. l.: 8. Prayer.
SO Warren street.
The new officers Of the Society Of United States
Mail Drivers. Of Brooklyn. are: James Palmer.
Honorary President; w. Donohue. President; W.
A. Burke, First Vice President: A. l.. Conlin,
Secretary; D. McEiroy. Corresponding Secretary:
a. W.. Montgomery. Treasurer: John %sheehan,
Financial Secretary: w. b. Donohue. Assistant
Secretary; Philip Blake. Sergeant at-Arms w.
L. Mead. Assistant sergeant-at-Arms
The credentials OF the Manhattan Musical Union
were rejected by the Central Labor Union yes
terday. II was alleged that the Union was made
cal Protective Union. The credentials were re-
1ected on constitutional grounds. not on the Gues-
ton as to wheth. r the Union was bona nde or not.
II was said that the Union was not six months
In existence. and could not therefore be admitted
The Central Labor Union yesterday reafhrmed
its resolutions against trusts, especially tho
Standard OIL Company. The discussion Of the
subject brought about by charges from Delegate
Edwards was quite lively and a man named
Bauer. or Bowers, was pointed out among the
visitors by Mr.. Edwards, as being the person
who had tried TO bride several delegates TO vote
for tho resolution against the Standard OH Com
pany. Ex-City Chamberlain Thomas c. J. Grain.
who, as a member OF the Law nrm OF Kennison,
Grain a Allnng. had circulated a petition against
the Standard OH Company, eSnyained matters In a
hers had investigated the whole anatr reported
that the resolution was bona hde and that " had
not been brought before the &. l." u. for cor
rupt purposes.