The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-25
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Tn. carpenters strike on the City Hall place
school settled Yesterday. =.
Nearly forty lew members were gained by the
New York Granite Cutters Union during ne
last four weeks -ti
Daniel T Mshoney has been elected Recording
and Corresponding Secretary by Jonrneymen Tah-
vrs Protective Union No. 10.
Henry W. seigler will represent the Brookiy1
Union iypesetters at the Louisville Convention OF
he International typographical Union
The Lady Gotham Association OF Garment Opera
tors and laur.drs Workers, X. OF L., makes an
excursion morrow to Aurora Park. MorrfsaniA
New working cards will be issued by the Con.
pact Labor Club. *. OF L.. Oh Sept. l. when ~
| delinquent members will be dropped
| George Brophy has been elected Recording al
Corresponding Secretary Of Britkiaysrs and btn9a
Masons' international Union, No, ~. whose reg
uiar meeting day has been changed to TuesdaysL
The Independent Bakers Union Will dedicefs
its new nag this evening at Brommers Union
| Park Tn, members arade to the PARK nem
their headquarters 1851 Second avenue.
! Cement Lahorers Union has preferred charges
| against twelve members for WORKING on several
| public schools during the recent strike strike
! was ordered on the Jobs OF Contractor Meknight
| The Officers elected by Bakers Union No. p
are: Anthony Bschenss. President; Philin
Bucker. Vice-President: ]. Jasuseh. RecoriinE
Secretary; Z. Carlson, Corresponding sercetary;
| D. schukard Treasurer. A. Barr. ssrseant-st-
! Arms
Typographical uuion No. q. celebrates its TWEEN
y NTH annversar, night at the Brooklyn LabeR
| Lyceum, and bakers Union No. 60 haa it's hfth
. annual picnic at Atlantic Park. Ralph ass.8
Brooklyn. -,r-r
Patrick Marphy. Secretary Of District Asssm-
! bly, No 49, knights of Labor. denies the state
ment that the privilege Of issuing the LAbor
i Day Journal OF The Assembly has been soid %
anybody.
The onieers elected. by Local Union No. a.
OF the Brotherhood Of Electrical Workers. are;
| Martin sheridan, President: J. oBrlen, Vice
President; J. d. Mcclure. Treasurer; willisn
Carroll, Financial Secretary. NJ. L. Black. Re-
corder.
ARTIFICIAL Stone Masons' Union No. has voted
down a motion to reconsider It's action IN with:
drawing from the Cement Workers 0ens<al
Council Members falling In a.. TO take part In n
Walking Delegate HanrahAn. OF Painters Pre-
| Ercssiye Benevolent Union No. I. will be af
iss East Fitty-seyenth street, next Monday
bers desiring to be in good standing with the
| amslgamated organization
! The following nominations have bean naAs
for oncers Of the Journeymen Tsilors prctse-
Frederick Jensen and IL. Bursomslstsris 10
Recording Secretary. Edward Ingram; for Ftnan-
Gial sseIetsry' p Bli1s for pslss..ss s 70: "a
Lowe. KinEenberg. Grove and RosencranE-
The representatives OF the Alssmatsd soctsl1
| Of Carpenters and Joners reported At restsf-
SSies that Hayden Son, OF Newark. are sss-
! ploynE non-union men on Jobs a. an Brood
| way Eighty second street aud Western Bsuie-
ward and Fiftieth street, near Fifth efsRso.
| A general strike was ordered
The burden Of the speeches and rsports 4
| las; nights eonfencs on boyeotts and sfriks9 4
| the Labor Lyceum, Was to the eject that strihsl
saeessstui. and that they should not b ssss.
PEELED 70 strike aGainst reductions q v1sss Z
s con- Viii take place % Ssidss. As 4.
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