The evening world., 1894-01-08
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

IW HE WUhlU UF lA6uh,
moved Its headquarters TO 50 East Tenth street.
Nc nbcrs % the Ornamental plastcrcrs' Union
may nay their aricar6 tomorrow evening: fncs
VIII not be collected,
Brotherhood ~ Electrical Workers Np. . sends
10 the Central Labor Union as delegates a. J.
Allen, Thomas Heating and james Moran.
Carpenters, ruIon No. t6i elected Joseph
Maihcrscr. Treasurer: !. schmalacker. Trustee
c. Fortcr. Conductor W. Rein. vicc-Pres!dent.
Contractor Herman Baum, working for Waliach
& Son, 900 Monroe street, has locked out hts
shirtmaterF, who nre union men.
This morning tho annual Convention OF the
MnsnnS and nrickiavcrs' international Union
opened Its session at omaha. Neb.
The delegates to the annual Convention Of the
Operative PlastererS' International Association are
In session In Detroit, Mich.
Tx Master Workman Michael II. Kelly repre-
Eents the Magnolia Assembly. x. Of L.. Walters,
In the New York Congress Of District aud Local
Assemblies.
Thomas Joyce and George KurtIkampt Hrc the
newly elected delegates OF Eccentric Association
Of Engineers No. l TO the Central Labor linton.
The Bale Musical club has elected Joseph
Mobiles, Malcolm Hoffman and John McAdnns
to represent that organization In The Central
Labor Union.
A harmony committee was appointed by the
BROOKLYN Central Labor Union Yesterday to
settle the differences between the two unions OF
electrical workers. IN brooklyn.
The bach Musical Club elects: Henry pockel.
sErcs'aeTt; Il & h zImn.E ylSTnrr's TIsslareH i PATTY
wenz, Financial Secretary; A. lseiscr. Sergeant
alarms.
A bill has been drawn by Assemblvmnn snlhor
upon reducs, of the street Cleaners and llortlers
Protective Union providing that the wages OF
street cleaners In this city be raised TO $50 per
month,
cigar. Makers Union No. 13a elected these OH
GERS: NJ KalIsch, President o.. Knopp. Vice
President l.. Moss. Financial and Corresponding
Secretary; $ iisriend, Recording Secretary: j.
na HYaYtFa ~ Allun ATrN %
The Brooklyn Elec;ricai-w WORKERS. Union has
elected the following officers: Daniel %l'anertv'
President; q II. schacncr, vice.Prcsidsnt; D.,
MastallC. Financial Secretary, !. 4. Barry, Re
corGing secretary; II. HIATT, Agent.
Brickluycrs' Union No. "a elects L. vickers,
President; A. Gregory, Vice President; H.
iisI ssGrs HsfSf'' f. STsiFs'aFS' Safeguarding r'spSSSii s'| ssc-
rotary =. Wilkinson, Treasurer: q. Fleming. I.
Southern, w. Weller. Trustees; J, Bradbury, Ser
geant-at-ArIns
The officers whom Local Assembly 1907, X: Of
L.. plumbers labOrers. has elected are John
o'iIanlon, Master Workman; j. Murphy, Worthy
Foreman; Patrick Monahan, Recording secretary;
7. Mcmahon, Financial Secretary, Michael tassi-
dy. Treasurer.
Local Assembly 1sl1. X Of Il %roofcrs, tin
Master Workman: J. j. O'N,il. Worthy Foreman,
g. woodbnrn, Recording Secretary +. Roberts,
A. carroll, AlmOner, 4. Gray, J. GIL, 7. Morris,
Trustees.
Edward shcohan Il, he new Master Workman of
nlstric, Assembly 2S3. X Of T. building con,
Worthy Foreman. while J. N, Andrews has been
reelected secretary. The nov Treasurer of the
District IL Edward Murphy.
Local Assembly 3.@l2, X. of T.. surface railroad
employees, elects: Joseph Mcdonnell, Master
Workman: a. %S,hacner, Worthy Foreman Will
lam Wagner, Recording Secretary; u. Rankin,
Weaver. statIstician' ]. O'Donncu, Alnoner: NJ,
connor' Delegate to District Assembly "a,
rhs n%r"ohl,n IrIdse Employees Ass}clstIon,
GERS. Patrick RYAN, Master Workman; J. Tier.
reg, WORTHY Foreman; William G%runbtrg. rast
tAry; r. nonnell, Financial Secretary; J, Tlcrney.
Treasurer; J. Harding, Almoncr; q. l'otger, In
s%pector; }. II. DOR Guide William iIeaiy, Inside
Ealuir,.
ference far the R,iiei Of he Unemployed, the
Central lhLor rniun yesterday appropriated $40
tneir unions collect Statistics to show IN" actual
condition and numbers Of the unemployed Ia this
city.
The delegates Of the Central Labor Union TO the
Now York state Federation "' Labor and the New
York WnrHingmen's state Trade Assembly were
Instructed yesterday 10 insist that The haycott on
rEn restaurants ot a "thrIEtian gentleman In THIS
citr. who refuses to recognize organized labor. be
strictly carrlcd out In he future.
The officers chosen b. Eccentric Engineers
Association. No. :. are u r. Pye, Master wors
man; A, Anderson, Worthy Foreman; jgha cioo.
nan, R''ordin s Secretary; N, Mussr, n,inGnclal
statisiician: d. ", waksford. Judge; V Dow
neg. Judge Advocate j. CloOnan, clerk j.
Hasgcrty. +. tplrGlem. Il. WaE"ford, Trustees.
J.. Mcbride, AlToner; VI. Mlggy. Delegate 10
District Assembly No. go.
Local Assembly zoe, X. Of L., composed OF
stcrcotyrcrs and assistants. applied for ad"'--
sicp 20 The Central Labor IpiOn YESTERDAY. send
ing %, representatives James McNaUe" = "
Chapman and James u, MrGarvrv, The Master
WORTH az ~ the Assembly is =, II. sullivan, and
Jesse II. Froost0n acts Hs Recording Secretary.
The Assembly has not yet been Igp'.srG'ul In
the &, l.. 4,
Tarso officers have been elected BY tie Nosair
End Encaustir TIlciayr"s' Union. NJ 'k'ily,
non, Recording Secretary! william shannon,
7. Murphy. Warden; T. Preston, T. :. Nor
rtsavy. T. Monroe. ]. Mcdonald. Executive Hoard,
l. 4 Boyle, Delegate 10 the New lorE Work
inpncn's state Trade Assembly, ~ 'p-aiAAtE
meeting the proposition ~ the employers % re
dure wages viii be discussed.
Several woll-knovn citizens II the Annexed DIS,
instituted - series II public lecture On the Vr'u-
rlpies ol Ap"i9l, political and economic reform.
followed by discussions ANA musical entertain,
mrnt, at Webster Hail Third avenue gaI la,
uuO bundled ana For;lUih street, At rrC Of 'a"r
yrr h,I monthly. tie fret meeting taking pid"t
b,r. ~ !ati, The second mrtiinr Wit be b ~ tu.
morrow evening, \ lecture Dill he delivered B."
clarence IsNld DAVIS Oh "NatiunHlism," followed
ly short speeches Interpreted with vocal end In
strun"ntal music. All citizens ~ rho Annexed
District, men aud women, are mUst respectfully
invited to be- present. The un'mulurtl NgE.-
workers are earnestly requested To attend.