The evening world., 1894-03-15
IN THE FIELD OF LABOR.

Mnttres.makesa will hold q mass-meetlns this
evening at ls2 East broadway.
cisar-stskers Union No 10 will make nomina-
tions for Financial Secretary. trustees and audi
tors next Saturday.
The Electrical Motor Makers Union and the
A~malgamsted Association Of Brass Workers have
agreed to exchange cards.
The Board OF Walking Delegates yesterday In.
dorsed the agreement by which the ~steamntters
and their helpers have buried the tomahawk.
Thirty new members Joined the Children
Jackets Makers Union this week. The head,
street.
The charter Of Local Assembly 6.s27. X. OF L.,
s%tabiemen, Is draped In mourning on account OF
the death Of James Murphy. one OF Its founders
and charter members.
The unemployed printers Of Omaha. Neb.. are
publishing a daily paper called The Evening News.
II prints all the local news and also the dispatches
OF the Western Associated Press.
The Building Trades Section OF the Central Labor
Union received credentials yesterday from Elec-
trical WORKERS Union No. ., Plasterers' Laborers'
Union, Iron Mouiders' Union No. 25 and the Com
pact Labor Club.
General Worthy Foreman Bishop. OF the Knights
~ Labor, IL In Boston. where he organized a local
assembly OF musicians last Sunday. Five nation
alties are represented among the charter members
Brewers Union No. 1 has Joined the Culinary
Workers Trade Council upon condition that the
body should refrain from interfering with other
organizations and advance the interests OF organ
lied labor In general.
John Il. He'll has been elected President OF the
newly organized Amalgamated Association OF Amer
lean Water-Tenders. Oilers and Firemen. John
every Tuesday at 81 South street.
Local Assembly 465. X. OF L.. tailors, has a spe-
cial meeting this evening to consider the question
OF moving to a more convenient hall; also TO make
arrangements for a National Convention OF X. OF
l.. garment workers.
The tailors are o. X, and the goose will not
hang high for some time TO come. The bosses
no longer speak Of reductions. and the men con-
time working at union wages. Their admirably
conducted organizations won the day.
Custom Tailors' Union No. 8. Chicago. yesterday
Endorsed the political platform Of the American
Federation OF Labor. Out of 725 members SIS
voted In favor of the proposition to %indorse, and
the union will Issue a circular requesting all other
labor unions to follow their example.
Several members OF Machinists' Progressive
Union No. l have been discharged from a shop
in this city because somebody told the superlntend-
ent that they were Anarchists. They were at
once blacklisteI In other shops whose proprie-
tors had also been notified.
The tin and sheet-iron works reported to the
Building Trades Section OF the Central Labor
Union yesterday that a strike OF twenty-five men
In the trade has been declared against a delinquent
member working at ellis &'Geageohan's shop. A
$25 fine has been imposed upon the man.
~Shirtmakers won their strikes at the shops Of
Bosses Rabinowitch. - Henry street; Hensei, ll3
Elm street. and Rothenberg, 235 Second street.
There are also strikes at the shops Of Contractors
Krains, Ss7 Grand street: Nuremberg. IS Wiilett
street; Brandcs, 0 Pelham street. and Feingold.
b32 Water street.
u eIeCtion OF OHlCers OF the MlsccllaneOuSS sec
tion OF the c. l.. U. resulted as follows: G. N.
Adler, Secretary: w. Mayer, Sergeant-at-Arms
NJ. Dampf. II. Weismsnn, c. Roberts, H. Sweeney.
r. Winston, Organization Committee; r. Winston.
w. %chimmel J. g. Steele, e. Graf. s. Ball, Ar
filtration Committee: ], Mobiles. J. II. o'conneil.
A. J. Smith. J. Guiding. II. Weismann. Credential
Committee; II. Meisel. d. Harris. ]. N5hles, A. l..
Mackaye, j. T. Rohan. Grievance Committee.
Secretary Adler has been instructed by the Mis-
cellaneous Section of the Central Labor Union 10
communicate with all labor organizations In this
city asking them to renew their efforts In agitat-
Ing for the demands to be submitted TO the
State Constitutional Convention, All communica-
tions upon the subject are TO he sent to the
headquarters of the conference. the International
Exchange, 27 East Tenth street.
The regular semi-annusl election OF officers was
held by the Building Trades Section OF the Cen
trail Labor Union last night. The following were
elected: Mervyn Pratt, Recording Secretary; John
j. Henry, Sergeant-at-Arms; William J. O'Brien,
James C. Edwards. Edward Conklin. Bro. Krohn
and Roger Harrison, Credentiai Committee; John
Moore. j.. z. Bausch, James Crotty, Dav. Gala
nan, Pat Lanahan. Organization Committee: John
Daniels, Bro. Cannon. James Crotty, Bro. Saun.
ders and Mervyn Pratt. Arbitration mint
William j. OBrien, j. s. Henry, James Crotty,
Bro. Flanagan, Ed Conklin, Grievance ommitte
Financial Secretary, Alexander Martin; Trustee for
six months OF Defense Fund. John 8. Henry.