The evening world., 1894-01-11
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR,

Peter j. Sullivan has been made statistician OF
the New York Electrotypers Union.
Bakers' Union No. s. BROOKLYN, has thirty-six
members out OF employment. Al the labor bureau
twenty eight men Nere siven Jobs as substitutes
t.is week
George Amer is the new President of Carpenters
rnsncs NG nss ] 'Fs Recos
retary: G. Durrler. Treasurer.
Patrick j. Gum rs ex-Presideat OF Coopers Union
No. ., has been presented with gold badge by
the members Of his organization In recognition
Of his faithful services.
About twenty building trades workmen struck
John Gallasher's Job. on Fitty-sixth street be-
non -union painters had been employed.
A. Contractor Lutlins sho- ls7 Monroe street:
member OF the Drawers and Overall Makers
alleges. the boss tore to pieces, The Union with
drew the man from that shop.
The Tsrra-cotta Workers Union. Of Long
Trades Section OF the Central Labor Union. was
admitted to that body yesterday. The seats OF
seven delegates who missed three consecutive
meetings were declared vacant.
Pierce J. Butler was reelected Walking Dele.
gate OF the X Of l.. Reliance Labor club OF
M,rsls Workers Mssos M Is Pr.sdent j.
Secretary; W. J. Coyle. Financial Secretary: j.
A. Fitzgerald Treasurer.
Resolutions requesting the Park Commissioners
Drive~ay were adopted yesterday by the Build
ing Trades Section OF the C. l.. L.. also that the
work be proceeded with at once.
The BloominSdale Branch OF the workmen' 3
General BENEFIT Union has elected: Otto Gieber
President; 6. Pracht, Vice-President: s. Phillip.
Recording Secretary: G. wehle. Financial secre-
tsry F. Brecht. Treasurer: NJ HOFFMAN,. Trus-
tee.
Walking Delegate westenberger yesterday sue
ceeded In pursuading Boss Aronowitz. s6 Monroe
street not to have overtime done at his shop
but to give a chance to some OF the unemployed
members OF the Architectural Iron Workers Union.
At yesterdays meeting Of the Board Of Dele
gates of Rnilding Constructors 1t was reported
that the work OF harmonizinE the competing
unions OF the different trades is progressing fairly
and q proposition to settle all prevailing differ
ences within thirty days was unanimously indorsed
All labor unions in this State are requested
Sy the York * We
State Trade Assembly In Albany. to demand that
the conspiracy law be repealed and that relief
be given to the unemployed.
Painters Union No. 224 has elected Ralph Van
Zandt, President: F. c. Cooper, Vice President: (:
r. n. Springer, Recording Secretary: George
urer; E. c. Walters. Conductor; J. Jester. War
den: f. c. Walters, J. NJ Ranks. +. c. Cooper
Trustees.
Walking Delegate d. Bsumsnn; c. speyer is the
Tr...ur.r The member. working at Baamssr,
tens shop are taxing themselves 25 cents each
per week to assist the unemployed
The Initiation fee for moulders has been raised
to SO; and the fec for journeymen was raised
10 70 ny tue FleCtfOtypers Union. ne OFHhnl-
zstion has also established sick and death bene-
At fund. The apprentice system is to be dis
cussed on Thursday, jan 25.
Tt the unemployed members of Machinists
Union No. IL, $40 has been loaned. besides the
regular out-of-work benefit The officers elected
at the last regular meeting are; Philip Mueller
President; =. Behre Financial Secretary; J.
Pohle. Corresponding Secretary: 7. French Re
cordinE Secretary; q. Traeger. C. Kraft X.
w.issenbach. Trustees.
Eccentric Association OF Engineers No. COM
plains that non-union engineers are employed In
Trades Section OF the Central Labor Union yester-
day instructed the Theatrical Calcium Light Opera
tors Union to assist the engineers In organizing
the men employed in those theatres.
James F. Hynes is the newly elected Walking
Delegate OF the Theatrical Protective Union. and
President is to be elected next Sunday. The FL
nancial Secretary is o. T. Higgins; Recording
Secretary, r. j. McGowan: Corresponding Secre-
tary. T. Durkin; sergeant-at-Arms, T. Donaldson
The initiation fee OF the Elevator Constructors
Union has been raised to si5 and helpers will
have to pay SO. The election OF officers resulted
as follows: J. Kelly President; n. Mulroy. Vice
Choisset, Financial Secretary; J. l.. Moore. Ser
geant- alarms; Samuel johnson, Walking Dele
gate.
Cigar-Makers Union No. is has So 1926. .o4 In its
treasury. The receipts during the last three
months amounted to S5lOo5 while $3.50
william Lott. Corresponding Secretary; Henry
Siess Financial Secretary; &. Walther. Recording
Secretary; H. Mulhenrich, q. Wegener, j. Stofft
Auditors, p. Newman j. Stont delegates to the
Linrmeyer. II. sIess, delegates to the Central
Labor Federation. The dehcit caused by the dis
honesty OF former financial ofhcer will be
cred by quarterly c5-cent assessments.