The evening world., 1895-04-15

to-day TO recove reports from their Walking
DELEGATES upon the strikes at the shops OF Ross
man Bracken. rnd to consider certain changes
Of their Constitution
The Atlantic Coast seamen's Union holds spe-
cial meeting this afternoon to indorse the bill Of
Ing house Keepers The biii was indorsed yester-
day by the Central Labor Union.
At yesterdav', meeting OF Framers Union No
labor bureau and walking delegate next Sunday
He vii! receive a weekly salary OF SCI which
Ia to be raised by spscial assessments The tenn
porary ONCE manager is George Roessel
John Mueller was elected yesterday a member
Of the Executive Board OF the Williamsburg
Trainers Union and Jacob Bsuman was elected to
Picnic Committee was composed as follows: John
Dallen, q. Baumgsrtner. J. Mueller. Nicholas
Knlss and Frank Hoch
Daniel Harris reported to the Central Labor
Union YESTERDAY he had been advised by coun-
sci that the insurance companies who refuse TO
pay the amount due to the widow OF tn. l,'e
Meyer Dampf upon the pretext that he commit
ted suicide. could be compelled to pay.
tpholsterers' Union No. has its headquarters
a, sn o. Esa Fourth street where the regular meet
day OF the month: the Custom upholster erers'
.In .n9n meets at the same place every second and
Union meets every nrsI and third Wednesday at
81 Orchard street
Many women will take part in the May Day
meet at 65 East Fourth street and march to
Union square
Matthew Harrington Of the Actors Protective
Union. OF this city. is organizing the reporters
OF Boston and Providence. He said to-day that
the movement was quite successful
committee Of the Central Labor Union is In
Musical Union and theatrical Protective Union
! over the employ yment Of drummer In the Jersey
| City Academy OF Music.
| The committee OF the Central Labor Union ap-
| pointed to Inquire into the relations OF the
| Theatrical Protective Union and the Coryphees
Union has recommended a committee OF six two
| a
| plan FOR the government of the Coryphees Uhton
and to assist its members In advancing their
| The Hexagon Labor Club. OF Tile Layers Help
ers; will hold q special meeting on Tuesday night
| in Ledwiths Hall
The annual Journal OF the Central Labor Union.
Will cost $500 and no non-union advertisements
are to appear in It
James Ryan OF the Photo -Engravers' Union,
announced Al Yesterdays meeting OF the Central
Labor Union that his organization Is determined
TO have the Grand Jury investigate how Thomas
W, Gilbert came to his death on Jan. ?7 in the
| station house OF the Twenty ninth Precinct The
police claim that they were innocent OF Mr.. Gil
bers death. and letters and reports to that effect
| from Major kipp and Capt. Brooks were read to
the c. l.. U.
The committee which is to submit plans for
procuring a hall for the Central Labor Union was
aftliated unions to discuss the subject In the
mean time . proposition OF the New York Paint
| ers TO use their hall Will be considered at some
| future meeting OF the Central body.
| Tn, United Assoc !ation OF Wood-Carvers' had
the choice of Chairman at yesterdays meeting
named George X. Lloyd. OF the Tin and Sheet
Iron Workers Union who Is one OF the found
OF the Manhattan Musical Union was Unanimously
| elected Vice Chairman.
| The United Wood -Carvers' Association is dis
| the International Convention of CIrvers. which
| Is about to be held In Nuremberg, Germany
| Walking Delegate Bausch reports that firm
| " billiard table manufacturers in this cltv are
| employing union men ten hours per day and
the matter was referred to the Centra, Labor
| Union which ordered Its Secretary to notify the
| customers Of that firm.
Th, Wood -Carvers National Executive Board has
decided t" re,ons der Its decision in regard to the
Brooklyn to each other. a. 1t was found that the
position taken by the New York organization
and the wood dcarvers working in this city will
| he required I, JOIN the United Association OF
wood-carvers' which meets in this city.
Union and Frank p. Larry, of the IIousesmiths
and Eridgemens Union, were indorsed by the
action to indorse them it vas stated that neither
James P. Archibald nor sam Gompers is a candi-
son4i politician would be appointed by Ii.
Governor. but not until May /. 1895
Master Workman William l.. Brower. Secretary
Patrick Murphy and George E. Murray were ap-
pointed by District Assembly -. X. Of L., yes
terday as q special committee to explain to p. A.
~ believes Itself to he entitled to the aaiia,icn OF
la paiR-rs assembly In Newark. N. j., recently
organized by 4. A. ~, the painters attached to
d. A. Is hIv.n claimed that the Newark Assem-
bly, should be under the jurisdiction of D. A. e5a
| District Assembly -. X. OF L., yesterday in
dorsed a resolution OF l.. n 2,2a proposing an
| Gmendmeni to the Power OF Removal hill fol
Street Cleaning Commissions Waring. to proven,
the iniiscriminAte removing OF subordinates. An
amendment to the resolution. offered by some OF
the socialistc delegates recommending to al
workingmen to lea"e the old political parties
and TO TAX Independent political action as
class was defeated
committee appointed upon request OF the
Letter Carriers' Assembly on previous occasion
| reported to District Assembly ~, X. of L., yes
terday, that its Investigation as TO the question
II the D. A. was being conducted In the interest
| Of the Socialist Labor Darty. had resulted ir
elicitinG the fact that the ofhcers Of the district
are fuinliins their duties to the best interests o.
| the Order of the Knights Of Labor. as prescribed
BY Its constitution and declaration Of principles