The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-28
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

The newly elected Secretary Of carpento6
Union No si2 is George p. Hughes.
Charles schlecht has been elected President
and August Enrich Secretary. OF Carpen'e"
Union No. 497.
The pront- sharing system has been adopted
by the proprietors OF the iron and nail Work.
at Wlllamsport, Pa.
The Progressive Coopers' Union yesterday o.
cided to lay over for four weeks the qusstioa
OF parading on Labor Day
The shop reports at yesterdays meeting Ct ~
Amalgamated Brass Workers Union showed thas
trade continues to be very dull.
Local Assembly s4ss, X. of L., surface rail-
road employees known as the Harmony Assae.
citation, will take excursion to Rockaway
Beach to-day
Two applications for permission to strike were
granted by Makers Union No 10 this week,
To the striking cigar-makers' In Utica financial
aid was promised.
Members OF the Theatrical Protective Cnio3
in this city who had Job In Providence. R. T..
recently. have succeeded in organizing orancn
OF their trade in that city.
Steps have been taken by the Actory Pro
tective Union to organize branches In all other
,s 10 he's he ,ormed ' under the auspices Of ths
American Federation OF Labor.
The Silk Viewers Union. OF Paterson, N. J..
Won wors National sre'SR Of S evening n NJ:
officers are also to " elected.
The Michigan State Federation Of Labor will
hold a political convention on July .. In which
the Knights OF Labor, Farmers and Granssr1
organizations Of Michigan have promised to take
part.
Tn. Progress Association of Steam ttsr
NJ. Muller, Vice-President: David o'Leary. Re.
cording Secretary: Samuel Beckers. Financial
Secretary; Henry Moore, Treasurer; George West
BERG Walk,ng Delegate.
Branch 1 of the Independent Bakers Union
has levied a monthly assessment Of IS cents 4
Joint meeting OF the several branches hfs bsen
called for next Saturday to discuss the question
Of agitating asainst night working seven days =
week New Officers are to be elected by Branch
next Sunday.
Plumbers Union No. I. Brooklyn. has installed
these otaGers: J. ?. Heaiy' President; w P.
| Walking Delegate; NJ J. Driscoll.' y. G. Beck q.
Foley. Delegates to the National Convention.
| The Board OF Walking Delegates yesterday de-
ciared on the strike on the Jobs OF d: s. Hess 4
of the Board, Strikes were ordered on Jobs Of
Contractor Prlskett. Ninety -frst street and wsse
End avenue and One Hrpdredth street.
| ers
| The Board Of Supervision OF Cgar-Makers
Union No. so decided yesterday that the election
| of a new treasurer is to take place on Saturday.
! July 81. Nominations may be made by shops and
districts until next Tuesday. The delegates to
| the Central Labor Federation were instructed to
| request that body to gather statistics In regard
TO strikes. Next week the question OF uniting
| all progressive labor organizations will be dis
cussed.
The Theatrical Protective Union has elected
Philip Kelly. President: Daniel Parnell. Vice
President; ]. McGowan Recording Secretary;
ssTgeant.s Arms J. F, Hynys Walking Dele
gate; Claude F. Hagap. William Rigrey. John
Leveu, Alfred Williams William Deyerna. r..
Trustees James F. Hynes, Philip Kelly. will
delegates 10 the Theatrical Workers NatioaAl
Convention.