The evening world., 1894-01-08
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Cloak and seit cutters say that their trade
Ii slowly Improving.
The GArInent-w Workers Trade Council has re-
moved It's headquarters to so East Tenth street.
Members o, the Ornamental Plasterers' Union
may pay their arrears tomorrow evening nnes
Will not be collected.
Brotherhood Of Electrical Workers No. 3 sends
to the Central Labor Union as delegates A. J.
Alien. Thomas Heating and James Moran.
csrpcnters, Union No. tt elected Joseph
G. Forter, Conductor; W. REIN. vice-President
Contractor Herman Baum. working for waliach
q Son. 900 Monroe street. has locked out his
shirtnakers, who are uaion men.
This morning the annual Convention Of the
MaS'ins and Bricklayers' International Union
opened Its session nj Omaha. Ncb.
The delegates to the annual Convention of the
Operative plasterers' International Association are
In session in Detroit. Mich.
Ex-Master Workman Michael H.. Kelly repre-
sents the Magnolia Assembly. \; OF L., walters;
In the New York Congress OF District and Local
Assemblies.
Thomas Joyce and George Kurtnkempt are the
newly elected delegates Of Eccentric Association
Of Engineers No. 1 to the Central Labor Union.
The Balte Musical Club has elected Joseph
Mobiles, Malcolm Hoffman and John McAdams
to represent that organization In the Central
Labor Union.
A harmony committee was appointed by the
Brooklyn Central Labor Union Yesterday to
settle the differences between the two unions OF
electrical workers in Brooklyn.
The Bach Musical Club elects: Henry Bockel,
President. b. Marks, Vicc-President; A.. Barry.
Secretary; W. Zimmerman. Treasurer Philip
Wenz, Financial Secretary; a. Reiser, Sergeant
alarms.
A bill has been drawn by Assemblvman sulrer
upon request Of the Street Cleaners and Holsters,
Protective Union providing that the wages OF
street cleaners in this city be raised to $50 per
month.
Cigar Makers Union No. 1872 elected these on
GERS: NJ. Kaiisch, President; O.. Knopp. Vice
President: e. Moss. Financial and Corresponding
Secretary; S. Barlend: Recording secretsry; J.
Moss. Treasurer; 4. Allan. serseant-at-Afms.
Tho Brooklyn Electrical Workers Union has
President; g. d. schsener, vice:President; D. 3,
Mastallo, Financial Secretary; j. E. Barry. Re-
cording Secretary; II. HIATT, Agent.
A bill framed by labor organizations in Buffalo,
y. Y, providing for restrictions against immisra-
terday by the Central Labor Union to its Com
mittee on Law and Legislation.
Bricklayer' Union No. q elects: l.. Vickers,
Hansly' Recording Secretary; I. Pisfcey, FFiuan.
ciai Secretary; II. Mcintyre. correspondins Sec
sstaly T. W. w' Ws 7 r Ttsasss:F j. i Bra rrs%1ns' Ser +:
geant- at Arms.
The officers whom Local Assembly 1907. X. OF
O. 6 ;Ha RiG,h0f Master .rO %ersma mas j. e'f Murphy are worthy afhs
Foreman: Patrick Monahan. Recording Secretary
T. McMnhon. Financial Secretary: Michael Cassi-
dy. Treasurer.
Local Assembly 1871, X. OF L.. roofers, tin
and sheet iron-workers. elected: Charles Ahrens,
Master Workman J. J. o'Neii. Worthy Foreman
| -. ~ Wv hVpSi's
4, Carroll, Almoner; T. Gray, j. Gil, T.. Morris,
Trustees.
Edward sheehan is the new Master Workman OF
s%truetors: and Thomas Mccracken was elected
Worthy Foreman. while J. NJ. Andrews has been
reelected Secretary. The new Treasurer of the
District Is Edward Murphy.
Local Assembly 1888, X. of l., surface railroad
Workman; A. sesa.ne eE'eV Worthy s'p foreman; " VIII
lam Wagner. Recording Secretary; d. Rankin.
vtea@sr'' s,s,istisian: j.. o Heon N fI Ai@oner'; n.
connors. Delegate to District Assembly 76.
y the ., annual ball Of the Amalsa%a.ed Asso.
place at Tammany Hail on Jan. 20. a reception
will be rendered to Sam Gompers and the members
o. the General E,seutiye Council Of the American
IL, the Association will elect a business agent.
The Brooklyn Bridge Employees Association.
l., A. Ssos, X Of L.; elected the following ON
ney, Worthy Foreman; William Grunberg, Past
Master workman; J.. Murphy, Recording Score
Treasurer; J. Harding, hlmoner; G.. Botger. In
spector; ]. H.. Dorr. Guide; William Heaiy, Inside
ference for the Relief OF the Unemployed, the
Central Labor Union yesterday appropriated $40,
and the delegates were instructed to insist that
their unions collect statistics to show the actual
condition and numbers Of the unemployed In this
city.
1t was said at yesterdays meeting Of the Brook
Ign Central Labor Federation that members OF the
General Executive Board OF the Walters National
Alliance had made an attempt to settle the boycott
on the Brooklyn Labor Lyceum. without consult
Ing the local walters unions Of Brooklyn. John
ton.
The delegates Of the Central Labor Union to the
New York State Federation Of Labor and the New
York workinsmen's State Trade Assembly were
instructed yesterday to insist that the boycott on
the restaurants OF a Christian gentleman in this
city. who refuses to recognize organized labor, be
strictly carried out In the future.
The ohjcers chosen nv Eccentric Engineera'
Association. No. Q. are D. R: Pye. Master Work
man; A. Anderson, Worthy Foreman; John cloo.
ststisteisn; q, W. wakeiorI; Judge; ". Dow.
H f1ss TSr'e p. GairoIem, &. wSSeiord. trustees
j. Mcbride. Almonsr; NJ. Mussy, Delegate to
District Assembly No. 200.
Local Assembly 2,7o2, X. OF L., composed Of
stereotypers and assistants, applied for admis-
sion to the Central Labor Union Yesterday, send
CHAPMAN tns as Te Pns 1snss n. 'r M.s.r MsNa% Ts. n W;
workn an OF the Assembly is c. II. Sullivan, and
Jesse II. Preston acts as Recording Secretary.
The Assembly has not yet been represented In
the c. L. Y.
These officers have been elected by the Mosaic
and Encaustic Tilelsyers. Union: NJ. skeily,
President; a; West, viee.Presidsnt; J. Z; Shan
non. Recording Secretary; William shannon.
Financial seSTstsry; ! Mu1.ha' Treasurer Ter
rissey. j. Monroe. ]. Mcdonald, Executive Board
J. J. Boyle, DELEGATE to the New York Work.
meeting the proposition Of the employers to re-.
duce wages will be discussed.
Tho new delegates to the Central Labor Union
!, elected by the milestone Association of Marble
} and Granite Polishers, Bed Rubbers and Saw
yers are Owen Loughren. Martin Oliver and
James Hyiand. The other new onncers are
Thomas Ryan. President; John Dobbins. Vice
President: e. Flanagan, Recording Secretary
C. Richert, Financial Secretary: Bernard Fox.
Treasurer; A. schoenieldt, sergeant-st-Arms
According to the reports read yesterday by the
financial ofncers Of tho New York Trainers
Union, that organization has at present l:o7s
members and $40. 1874 In its treasury. The
receipts during the last three months were
81. S45. SIS. These officers were elected yesterday
c. Kaechele. Walking Delegate; L. Ernst, Presi-
dent; II, walter. Vice. President; J. schmalzl.
!. Recording Secretary; NJ. Hill, Financial Sec
rotary: q. Haas, Sergeant al. Arms; II, Helbig.
Trustee. The meeting was adjourned. to be con-
tinued this evening.
The williamsburg Trainers Union has at pres.
ent $40 members, The receipts during the last
three months were ,7s+.is. and sss2 90 was ex-
pended. The following officers were elected yes
terday: Paul Fritz, President; c. Mueller. Vice
President: NJ. Segel, Recording Secretary: j.
Holzmeister, Financial Secretary; G. Dietrich.
Assistant Financial Secretary; C. Boldermann,
Treasurer: A. Pahls. Walking Delegate; H.. Por-
fert, Doorkeeper. Boss G. Liebscher has prom
ised to contribute So per week to the Unions
relief fund for the unemployed.