The evening world., 1894-01-10
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Matthew r. Murray Is the new Walking Dele
gate OF Plumbers Union No. 2
Asscmbiymen Holt. OF New Jersey. has told a
Committee of workmen that he will oppose most
Legislature OF that state.
Justus yoges. OF Cigar Makers Union No. IA.
who died at the German Hospital: will be buried
by members OF that organization this Afternoon.
The union plumbers have settled their differences
with Contractor Keefe. who will now observe
union rules on the Petit building. Fulton and
Dutch streets.
George Kroger has been reelected Secretary OF
Firemen's Union No, l. The Union resolved not
to send any delegates to the conference for the
relief OF the unemployed.
The reduction OF wages attempted by the boss
tile-layers has been withdrawn, owing to the
determined stand taken by the Mosaic and En-
caustic ~Tile-Layers' Union.
Hugo Nogt was elected yesterday evening as
Delegate of the New York Section of the So
calls. Labor party to the conference for the re-
lief OF the unemployed, The Section gained four
teen new members this week.
switchmen's Local Lodge No. 40 has elected
the following o~frcers, II. c. Nelson. Master: Ed
ward Bell, Vice Master; W, J. Roach, Treasurer:
J. NJ. Kennedy. Financial Secretary; J. NJ.
Reard. Recording Secretary; ID. Dougherty. +.
Clark, W. Burke, Directors.
Bricklayers' Union No. II has tabled the lnvi
the unemployed, as the Union does not believe
that the conference will be able to procure any
help from the Legislature and city authorities.
Local Assembly 10. 727. k. OF L.. Walters. has
fl'NNtu ~ lblluWlHk VI NiuSth La
Coste. Master Workman; James Lestrange.
Worthy Foreman; q. Gray, Recording Secretary
A, Lazarus; Financial Secretary; 7. Scott, Treas.
urer; J, Englis. Inspector; J. Donnelly. Al
moner.
NJ las, nights meeting OF the United silk Rib
bon Wcavcrs' Union the present onncers were
nounced OF Members J. Will and +. SchulIc.
All silk weaycrs were requested TO stay away
from the fake labor meetings called by politi.
cal trlcksters to denounce the Wilson bill. Trade
is very dull.
The Overs and about 100 weavers employed by
r, a II. Adams, Paterson, n. j, are on strike
that they might as well die in the street as be.
tween Their looms, Chairman J. =, Mcdonnell,
OF tho New Jersey State Board OF Arbitration.
has been requested to mediate and the Board will
investigate.
The new orncers OF the Enterprise Association
o. sieamhtters are p j. DGr. President: p,
Ing Secretary; II. Raynor. Financial Secretary
NJ. Glynn, Treasurer; J. Tasker. Walking Dele.
gate: A. Raynor. A: Thorn, T. keefe, Trustees.
J. Parkinson, A. Raynor. J. Milligan. A. Thorn
J. Brown, J. Keete. NJ. Glynn. A. Feiburg and
A. Burgess.
President; w. Moller. Vice President J. Kutsche'
Financial Secretary; Peter Mantey. Treasurer: y
Matt, sergeant-at-Arms r.. Berkhemsr and Z.
Sandquist, Delegates To the BrnokIyn Centr1i
Labor Federation; II. Albert, Delegate TO the
brooklyn Central Labor Union. To the locked-out
iournsymen brewers OF st Louis the Union gave
constitution and bylaws,
Furniture Workers Union No. 70, upholster.r,
yesterday reelected Secretary Edward Henckisr'
The new Financial Secretary is Charles Anders
The latter resigned as Trustee; and J. seifeld was
upon the question Of overtime. II was resolved 10
stand by the resolution adopted two years ago,
SiSaaras from t IsI osnsu. LABOR r.d.r %aSsn vs 70
Il announced Of Asnbsr ksasst PhiL -.