The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-08
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Louis NeufYsr. go West Eighteenth street has
been elected Secretary Of Beer-Drivers' Union No
new walking delegate is to be elected by the
Piasterers Laborers' Union next Friday evening
Henry Finnegan Is the new MA1ter Workman
q LEGAL Assembly s.lsS, X. Of L.. conductors and
motormen.
The ofrcers elected by Bakers Union No, 20
are; A. Herbst, President; B. Voelkel, Vive-Pres-
dent; D. Gross Financial Secretary; s sehiemer.
Recording secretary; J. Thlele Treasurer c,
On Thursday evening. Aug. ls a mass-meetinE
OF union painters will be held at 2o3 East Fifty
sisth street. for the purpose OF matchmaking the
different competing painters unions.
The onhcers elected by Just In Time Lodge. OF
the brotherhood OF Locomotive Firemen. No lts.
are: A. H. Hawley. Master; s. .. Lappine. 1853
tor; R. T. Roscoe. Receiver: J. r. Macveigh
Agent
Negotiations are progressing between the ON
GERS OF the American Railway and National Sea
mems unions with a view to a close cooperation
In possible future strikes and boycotts on trans
portation lines on land Ms we'll as on water.
A special committee OF the central body Of the
United Hebrew Trades Unions Is at work trying
TO amalgamats the Childrens and Sailors Jacket
Makers unions The Children's Jacket Makers
Union has removed its headquarters TO II SUFFOLK
street.
The Harmony Committees OF the Central Labor
Union and Central Labor Federation had a pre-
ing. discussing the situation in a general way.
and It was agreed TO continue the negotiations
fer harmony next "Wednesday evening.
Walking Delegate Bsumann was instructed by
Cabinet Makers Union No. yesterday to proceed
against the shop OF Keruer FetI. whore the
agreement with the carverS has, It Is alleged.
been violated. The union viii send delegates 20
the conference on strikes and boycouE called
for Aug. "a by the Central Labor Federation.
Thirty-nye claims for death BENEFITS N.r. al
lowed by the Brotherhood OF Locomotive Fire
,msa Last month. The receipts at Genera. secr.-
tary y. W. ArnoldE once amounted 10 $40. pa
and sl2 900 was expended, leaving a balance Of
M. haH NJ
local lodges and thirty-four ladies' auxiliary
The new oahcers Of Local Assembly faS7 X Of
L.. surface railroad employees, srs: Thomas Muir
ray. Master Workman. J. T. Callahan. Worthy
FOREMAN; J. white Assistant Foreman; T, Con.
nss:,si seerstsry: Albert zendier, treasurer
Emil keikert, sergeant-at-Arms.
Local AsssmbI. AS, X OF L., tailors, has
An attempt viii be made 70 hsrmoniIs With Tail.
ors Union No. ~. United Garment Workers,
A. the las, regular meeting nttsen new msmbsr,
we're Installed. On Sept. is the union will give
bsasft performance at the ThslIA Theatre.
tee q the United Hebrew Trades Unions show
against the Windsor Theatre. and those Of the
naAAesr q the ITALIA Theatre against tho NH
ne chqrsi.rs Union has sis9ar..%snp - sP,s
the manager OF the Windsor Theatre. who has
Employed two chorus girls not belonging to the
The eighth annual Convention Of the Journey
men Brswsrs' National Union will assemble in
,Cisysiaad. a.. on Sunday, Sept. .is. All rsaolu.
tlonD and propositions Intended for the conven-
lion must Be Isnt 10 headquarters on or befors
SEPT o. The Organization has at present IL
tloetl branehas with . total membership OF about
q 90 INA receipts at the General Secretary 1
Spq1s Isst week amounted 10 te5.sS.
upAolstsrsrg Union No. 70 resolved yesterday
20 h1yins ths Convention Of the lnternationGl
yWnitsrs WeSksn' Union not 70 Join the United
nfoih9hood u Carpenters and Jolners unlesl
7ffly one q The ioesi unions anhiiated with the
Sss s.s 's e sst. to p. ,s' !. s r.:
t4npr p1 p&fads Of the Central Labor Union
80 ~ es@ 2 await the astioa Of the Har-