The evening world., 1894-01-23
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

''oresn tea is the latest for non.union beer in
u. Loula
Tomorrow new oncers will be elected by the
Pessaic Trades Assembly.
shirtmakers are on strike At the shops Of Bosses
J. Baum and A. Cohn.
Street railroad companies In Cleveland. o., give
500 TO all conductors who serve 4 year without
accident
the Plush Workers Protective Union: Arthur
Steadm.n 10 the new W.e-President: Charles
Bras was made Secretary. and r. Daily Treas
urer.
Albin Hess. G. Fisher. o. seidei, A. Lang, II.
Kirchon. A. Weiss. H. Schubert and @. Krause
are the newly elected members Of the Agitation
COMMITTEES Of Textile Workers Union No. g.
Branch s. Of the workmen's General Dement,
Union. has elected these %ofncers: Theodore Meis-
Ter. President; J. Holman. Viee-fresident: J.
sehwsnk. Recording Secretary; D. Fink. Finan-
Ths Typographical Union of Kansas City has
wtthdrawn Its delegates from the Trades and
Labor Assembly In that city for having Endorsed
the platform and candidates Of the Peoples party.
A tramp was Imprisoned for vasrancy at Fort
wayne. Organized labor took the matter to the
courts for q test case. The lower courts Justified
has reversed their ruling.
Local Assembly s.esi. X. Of L., painters, 70
guests its members holding last years cards ia
ssehanse them for new ones issued by D.. A. es3,
as District Master Workman BENJAMIN Greene
viii no longer recognize the old cards.
BARRIERS Union No. cs has elected J. F. Doher
y. President: A. Z. Ricard. Vice-Presldent; u
Cheney. Financial Secretary; II. NJ. Medal
Treasurer; j. Felardo. Guardian; e. Tatro. A. &
hioard. r.. Connors, Trustees; e. Gemme, J
Lyons, Q II. lladd. Auditors.
The general officers elected bv The BricLlayers
and Masons' International Union are: John Hertz
D. nenser,, President: A. J. Lurz. Of baltimore
Nlee-President Thomas O'Dea, OF Cohoes. Sec
Rotary; Patrick Murray. Of Albany. Treasurer.
X. 4 ii. Adams, n Paterson. ~. j., are rrlln,
70 pay a sl,gh' advance over the recent r.drctio,
20 their striking silk Heaycrs. but the latter r.,
lscted the offer. The New Jersey state Hoard a
nIoi.raton VIII make anoth.- EFFORT to brin
about l. settlement.
The representatives nj the carpenters. union
reported to the Board Of Walking delegates yss
S.aSSay tnat me strike on the Produce Exchang
ma been settled. az Architects Hose a sion
maze permitted the delegates to enter The buiId
ms without any further molestatlon.
hachinistS' Lodge NJ. 34 elects. 7 c IA,
Master Machinist; ]. Hardenhursh. Forrmsn M."
haguire, Secretary: j. Newly, Financial Ssrrs
nfy X. Easton. Tr 'ssurer: s. hndcr and
petrin. s%sntinels; Il. W. Barker. ConductnT tn
lodge has adopted resolutions In favor NJ c..nmn
ing the constitution Of the International AssoCis
lion OF Machinists to he effect that colored me
may be admitted to membership.
4 call was issued this morning nv tho Execu,iv
mmlt OF the Conference for the Relief OF IN
unemployed announcing that the monster mass
meet * at Madison Square Garden would he h.I
TUESDAY evening, Jan. 30. All labor Organization
ars requested to appoint one delegate each 10 mr.,
sent To the MEETING facts show Ing the condition
the respective trades and the number OF unen
ployef workers. II Is expected that the demrnstT,
ion VIII be the largest indoor meeting the Norl
ingmei OF New York have ever held.