The evening world., 1894-07-30
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

oS the Journcymcn Brewers National Union.
INC Msehinists Union, OF Brooklyn has re-
rswu,,r us ensers During the heated term the
ln'rd "wednesday OF the month.
u, secretary Ernest Bohm. OF the Central Labor
va" "nTetation' has received letter from Frank
., Labor, located in Atlanta. Ca, indorsing the
movement for independent political action.
rc ~. Connoily; j. Reid and Il. Rove are 'hs
nnr r,I.y and Masons Union at the Essex
,radeS Council. The Mile End Spinners' Local
nssemb'y H. OF L.. sent as delegates John j.
puuef' L. harrington and Isaac I'M.
No mere clearance cards viii he issued by the
n,na lgamatcd Society OF lourneymen Plumbers
ana Gas-Fitters after this evening. The regular
meetings will take place every Monday al Central
haiI, lfI West Thirtysecond street.
1t was definitely settled by the New York
trainers Union Yesterday that a vote upon the
question Of the United Brotherhood OF Carpenters
ia'Iing to attend will be fined so cents.
New delegates we're admitted TO the Brooklyn
central Labor Union Yesterday from Iron Mould
ers Unions Nos. 96 and 2l5 and credentials were
received for delegates from Iron Mouiders' Union
NO p, the United Garment Workers and Wait
ers Local Assembly ~, X. OF l..
Henry A, Hicks, eS.Master Workman Of Dis
triot Assembly 255, X. Of L.. building con
structors, has called a conference OF representa-
r,s o, organized labor to be held at SOL East
tight!-third street tomorrow evening. 10 con-
sdtr the question OF Independent political action.
call for conference OF progressive labor
unions to consider methods for making strikes
ana hoycotts more effective than they have been
heretofore was issued by the Central Labor Fed
Grafton Yesterday. The conference is to take
place at 81 East Fourth street on Friday evening.
Aug e.
The officers elected by Bakers' Union No IL
are; II Engelbach. President; +. Eimmelheim,
Nice-Presdent; II. Benner, Recording and Cor
responding Secretary; o. Fleischmann, Financial
Secretary J. F, Hesse. Treasurer: A. SPHINX, Ser
geaht alarms; u. Gross, q. Rnbeck. A. Schaub,
Trustccs.
The Central Labor Union received a letter iron,
immigration Commissioner Senner, to the effect
that he did not know the standard rates OF wages
paid in the various trades In this country go that
he could inform mechanics on this matter and
prevent their being imposed upon. II re
solved yesterday to furnish Commissioner Senner
with the necessary information.
Tho Brooklyn Central Labor Union appointed a
special committee Yesterday. with instructions to
draft resolutions condemning President Cleve-
land for sending troops against the striking mem
bcrs OF the American Railway Union. The reso-
geld and Senators PETER and Kyle.
The delegates OF Cigar Packers Union No. .5l
submitted a resolution to the Central Labor Fed
Grafton YESTERDAY, proposing that the Walters
and BartenderS' Unions be suspended unless they
compel their members not to work In -un lon
places. Action could not he taken upon the reso.
luton, as the Federation adjourned before the
matter could be discussed.
The Central Labor Union received a letter from
the Miscellaneous Trades Section yesterday. ask
ing Tor the appointment OF a committee OF nine
to attend the sessions OF the Constitutional Con
vention and pass upon all amendments offered for
adoption from labor point OF view and TO agi-
tate for or against certain amendm ents. The ap-
pointment OF the committee was laid over until
next Sunday.