The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-18
IN THE WORLD Of LABOR.

| Brewers are to be organized on Thursday
evening, Aug - a, Columbia Hail ID! Main
street Paterson n. j.
stephen Golden. President OF the Plastcrers'
| Laborers' Union hus called a special meeting
| for next Monday evening
| William shurten has been elected delegate
| OF Diutrict Assembly ~. to the General Assembly
Of the Knights Of Labor, which Is to meet at
New Orleans next November.
| Union bakers will hold n conference at Poh-
| mann's Hall Second avenue, between seventy
fourth and Seventy nfth streets. thig evening for
the purpose OF recognizing Bakers Union
The newly constituted General Executive board
OF the journey men Bakers and Confectionors
International Union holds it's hrst meeting this
afternoon at Its headquarters. . Boerum street
Brooklyn.
The time Tor procuring cards from the Anal
samated Society Of Plqmbers and Gasttters has
been extended two weeks Members Of the old
organizations falling tn procure their cards
within that time viii he charged the regular
Electrical ,,, Worker. Union No. % has elected
Monato' x'ce,presiden5: J. Bates, kesordins
Written, Treasurer; W L.. Carter Inspector
smith; Foreman, q. w Herbert #, A Ran
dali r. Jones Trustees.
Under the auspices Of Local Assembly 976:
X OF L.. mass.nectins for painters and
paper hangers viii be held at s5S Court street
the speakers win " be- george M,cadan Mas,eF
Workman; Patrick Murphy. Secretary, OF u. a,
~, and Hugo Nogt Of L. A. lJ6j.
The officers elected by the New York painters
yesterday are: ". \. Roiincr. President; l..
sandermann Secretary Irwin SumgrNile, Treas
meetings viii lie held by the English speaking
branch on TUESDAYS, and by the German branch
on Mondays at Grocers Hall. East Fitty'seye
street
Secretaries Lennon and Stewart have been
elected delegates pro TEN. to the Central Labor
and Benevolent Union Permanent delegates and
also candidates for President, Financial and Re
cordng Secretaries are to he made next week.
cents has been carried by n vote Of 1851 against
ceived from Union taIlors OF Baltimore.
Loaf Assembly $50. X. OF L., Scituate Mass,
composed OF CATERERS and curers OF Irish sea
moss requests all unlon men In the brewing in,
men, TO communicate with Secretary Thomas
robin, scituate Mass. II they should hnd any
barrels or packages Of sea moss without the
X. Of l., label, and Inform him Of the dostna-
ton Of such barrels or PACKAGES, nv II ia stated
that moss gathered by nOn-union men Is being
shipped to different parts Of the country.
The United Garment Workers OF America
sends out the .oowing circular
BrOthers--Our last Convention was held two
years ago this coming November. The financial
depression during the past year and half
made 1t impossible for our different unions to
send representatives, only hye unions having de
cided to send delegates. A Convention held with
such an insignificant attendance would have been
unfair to the others. consequently the annual
Convention to have been held at Rochester
MAS postponed at the almost unanimous request
Board therefore again submits TO the locals the
question of deciding when the next Convention
shall he held. The incosed ballot must be re-
turned within six weeks from date. according
to the constitution. Although our membership
has greatly Increased and the number Of unions
has grown to cighty-four during the fearful
industrial crisis, stil our income has been
barely sufficient to carry on the ever increasing
work Of the National ONCE. and In consequence
the General Executive Board has been unable to
issue the oniciGl monthly Journal regularly.
our prospects now Frightening. our Union
label Is adopted by number Of large manu-
facturcrs In various cities and u members do
their duty, will be enabled To suun issue
the Garment Worker in two languages,
&. F. REICHERS, General Secretary.