The evening world., 1894-02-12
IN THE FIELD OF LABOR.

Jacob neisclc has been elected Auditor of Car.
peniers' Union No. 291.
Tailors' Progressive Union No. II reports
new members initiated last week.
Nicholas Linz is the new Walking Delegate Of
Local Assembly 9,95S, *. OF L., painters.
The American Federation NJ Labor granted
to nine acwiy affiliated unions since
Feb. /.
Local Assembly $500, X. OF L.. brewers, has
given 800.
Brewery Engineers Union No. 1 has appointed
a special committee to renew the annual contract
with employers.
onfcern are to b. elected bv the Lady Gotham
X. OF L.. shirt operators and laundry
workers, this evening.
II Is intended to transform the Garment Workers
Trade Council into a garment workers branch OF
the Central Labor Union.
TailorE' Union No. 81 Is about 10 establish n
labor bureau In Brooklyn. and a Walking Dele
gate will be elected.
District Assembly 2e0 has appointed as Organ
Tiers: Charles Burns, OF l.. A. $50; +. $. James.
Otto Fuller. Of l.. A. s,tss. and j. i. Reilly, OF
Prot. r. 3. Croker viii deliver a lec,ur' upon
Lightning" under the auspices OF Electrical
Inside Workers Union No. 3, at room "a, Cooper
Institute, this evening.
The Elevator Constructors Union has called D
special meeting for next THURSDAY 20 take steps
to organize a national body. A brrnch will also
be formed In Philadelphia.
James J. withers has been elected Financial
Secretary and Tressnrsr OF the Kings COM.
were organized last week In South Brook
Ign ana In Gree4po.nt. The latter branch
composed Of ID, mes.
, Resolutions IGNORING the memory OF George "
Childs were Gif pied by Typographical Union No
8 YESTERDAY. Tie union also disru ed thu quos-
tion OF the type; citing machines without coming
TO any definite conclusion.
Dicksr n. Of l.. A. i,ct2, X. q L., lave been
appointed by District Assembly 20 - a special
10 make ARRANGEMENTS for a series OF
labor meetings at Christ Church, BROOKLYN.
tt, Frrrlers' Union reported to the Central
l. or Federation yesterday that Congressman
Amor J. Cummings used the Unions name during
thority, and the Federation appointed a special
committee 10 submit resolutions, which are 10 be
adopted next Sunday.
The brotherhood of Tallors organized several
large shops In this city last week. and thereby
gained about sixty new members. The Cloak
Makers Union organized the shop Of Friedman
other shops nesriy 100 mon we're enrolled. IND
in Brooklyn a braEch has been formed also with
about 100 member.
The otnc.rs elected by. Dronch ? of the street
are: II. sullivan. PRECEDENT j. Carberry. Vice
President: q, Myers. Financial secrctar-; l.
M"G q . :r s', Me5s C. Eaton core
roll. $ .rsesnt.at-Arms W. Ross. Peter Grl mes
J. CroI Trustees.
Loci Assembly S.ts3, X OF L.. has f., -, :
't' ~ - fsh . bh'fErH u FNHuFHIHt . SH .
worIplr. L. Smith. Worthy Foreman: II .
less, !.ecori.ns Secretary: F Gordon, FIGancis
Secretary, !. Armour. Treasurer: Oliver run.
Statisti"isn W. Doherty. Inspector; Thun e.
brown Inside Esquire: n. Finnessn. j. Roon, .
A. Gragc, Delegates TO d. A. 10
Coopers are Oh strike ut the shops o. 4. Iarr D..
son, II Water street. aRh !. r.. Krvss. johnson
nyerne, Jersey city. The strikes are being conduct
ed b. lDrsl Assembly 2.-ii, X, Of l.. The COOPER
Progressive Union, who's members resolved 10 ioln
III Knights Of Labor. have rrro'.slderrd theIr a.
tiOn consequent upon Z ditagresrsnf with IN,
Hearts ~ OAK Assembly.
SIR ribbon wcavsTs held a large mass. rcetlne
at $40 ives, Fort"-secoad s,rC yestcrIrv. II
was Reported that wages have aven reducel In
every shop In New York and vicinity. 4 motion
to order u general strike was laid over for to-.
morrow evening. when smother meeting will lie
held to receive reports from the different shops
where a NCt' Is 10 he taken to-day In regard 10
The strike proposition.
District Assembly 70. X. OF l.. y,sterdag n.
li,tei on application fCt \ charter from UTewCrg.
MON No. l. II being the opinion u a ma '0-ity
81 the G~sleiu'r, that he GgrTnsn speaking brew
r-s ~ whom tuiOn No. l IL COMPOSED should
joir /. A, s.2ao, NhirA is romporoI ~ Enriish.
Yp"l NinT nemNcrs The vote StOof "A Tor rrien-
iio1 FE'lnD' ~ Tor nIni sslrA rs n ssnIrAte Ia. a
~agsrnh'y. The ~i"'sTa'F' Who 'OteI 'r granting
T. rAartc' "'Ain hat some msrb'rS q the ONO
s'tiHn vS'.I without ''H'rF r''i',rJ to a VOC
Iris ~eycnlrg 'he Executive Board q tho ,CN
Nork TrsmsrS, Union vii meet with represents
ilveI Of Local Assembly +og. Z; q! L.. trainers
- conaid~r tho demands 1, be rnsfs upon their
Grssss fh's year. Tomorrow evening the unrn-
ployel members Will receive thslr weekly henef'
a. 1881 ssCard svenue. The w~Il'lAT'inl'H Par
era Jaion decided yesterday thsi NsHcs sur hours
Of labor are not TO ls changed FOR the eamirE
building ssason.