The evening world., 1894-04-30
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Bricklayers' Union No. 0 has adopted resoiu-
lions against the sub-contract, or Jumping sys-
TEN.
A new walking delegate is to be elected at to-
nights special meeting OF the Mosaic and En-
cauStic Tile Layers Union. Harry Baldwin and
j. p. Boyle are candidates.
The Manhattan Musical Protective Union, Peter
Peters, President. 10 a new organization whose
Headquarters will be opened at 70 Fast Fourth
street, next Thursday.
The Arbitration Committee OF the Central Labor
Federation, has succeeded In settling the differ
ences OF the Firemen's Union with the managers
OF schmitt & schwanennuegel's brewery.
The Brooklyn Protective Musical Union elected
Thomas r. Deverell, President; w. II. Nolan.
vice-President. N. Loesch. Secretary: s. @. Lam
bert, Treasurer; g. Van Velsor. sergeant-at-
Arms.
The Brooklyn Central Labor Union yesterday in
structed Its Secretary to request Senator Rey-
Rou.s, 70 bull, Explain sr a0 wSy v he refuses to have his
The X OF l. Tile Layers Helpers will hold =
meeting tomorrow evening to consider the new
agreement with the Mantel, Tile and Crate Man
ufacturers' Association.
weehsler Brothers. the dry goods men of Brook
lyn. have promised to see that their horses be
shod by union men. The hrm will also refrain
from advertising In boycotted papers.
Action is to be taken on an important commu-
Plumbers and Cashiers Union No. 2 this evening.
Members failing to attend will be nned.
The General Executive Board OF the Internal
tional Association OF Machinists is In session at
Richmond. Va, preparatory. to the annual Con-
NtntlOu. Inc memDeTb OF the DOhTu were Dhu-
quoted last Saturday by the local branch OF the
association.
Machinists, moulders. modellers and helpers are
on strike at the factory OF Cassidy G Adler, Fifty
They demand that their wages. which were re-
duced some months ago. be restored.
The boycott against j. J.. %Lattemann's shoes
was Endorsed Yesterday by tho Central Labor
Union and Central Labor Federation. The strik-
Ing shoemakers, men as well as women. and the
to-morrow's May Day demonstration on Union
Square.
Emancipation from the Yoke OF Wage slav-
meeting OF the Industrial Legion. which will he
held at schuetzen Hall, Courtlandt tvenue. be-
Hundred and sixtieth streets. The principal
speaker will be Master Workman Kinncaily. Of
Local Assembly $3.50, X. of L.
An invitation from the Brooklyn Central Labor
Federation TO take part In the May Day demon
stration tomorrow evening. was declined by the
Brooklyn Central Labor Union. as the Central
simply an agitation on the part OF the Socialists.
John Morris has been elected President of the
Journeymen Stone Cutters Union. The other Of
Vice. Presidents; T. Wallace, Recording Secretary.
l.. Murphy, Financial Secretary; J. Greiner. As
sistsnt Financial Secretary: j. Connells, Treas
urer; @. Street. Doorkeeper: Chris Weiss, J.
Conlon, J.. Dickie, Trustees. The Union has about
l,6oo members and 81. 100 in the treasury.
Mathew Mcguire. Alderman-e elect, OF Paterson,
N. j.. spoke at last nights meeting OF the Work
ingmen's Educational Society Fraternity, held at
the ThIl,a Theatre; The place was crowded to
that New York workmen should follow the exam
pie Of their Paterson brethren. and, II Aldermen
and other officials were elected by an independent
party OF workmen. there would soon be no city in
the United States where Aldermen and other
ONCE -holders were recruited from the rumshops.
gambling houses and dens Of the criminal CLASSES.
The " On TO Washington movement Of the Cox
eyite armies was heartily Endorsed by the Central
Labor Union yesterday. Resolutions were intro
duced by Delegate Robert Winston. Of the Wait
ers' Alliance, to the effect that I'VE call upon the
Federal authorities to grant a respectful hearing
ingmen," and that the c. L.. U. extends Gen.
Coxey It's sincere sympathy In his efforts to COM
| pei Congress to take action on the serious ques-
tion Of the unemployed.