The evening world., 1895-06-26
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Two hundred members have lately bssa sdded
to vestmakers' Union No. ..
John Gronow has been appointed an agent Of
the Coast ssamen's Union
Drivers Of laundry wagons are taking steps
to form assembly Of the Knights OF Labor
In this city.
Cornice- Workers Local Union No. IS. and the
new Secretary IL j. p. Roche.
Tho Sheet and Plate Glass Glariers Union
SUNDAY ,e ofBcers viii b. elected Secretary Can.
tor will represent the union In Central Labor
Union.
Theatrical Calcium Light Operators Union No
brewer Recording and Corresponding Secretary
George H. Thomas: Financial Secretary, Henry X.
Tuly: Treasurer. John Brinkman' sergeant-at-
Arms. A. Grohe: Walking Delegate. c. Carrie.
Shoe Workers Union No. has elected John n
Huber. Recording Secretary; John Fisher Finan-
cial Secretary; John Buchner. Treasurer; Charles
Zeimer and J. b. Huber. Trustees.
The new oficers OF the International Printing
Pressmens Union are: Theo. r. Galoskowsky.
President; Js.se Joanson james A. c ASss s s
tAry Treasurer.
Progressive Walters Union No. ls has been re-
organized: and Its charter was returned by the
taurant Employees National Alliance.
Tobacco stemmerI Union No, s.o47 has elect
ed Mim Annie Tassis; President; Miss Jennie
ing Secretary: Miss Mamie Connors. Financial
Secretary: Miss Annie smith. Treasurer.
Cigarmakers Union No. ia has voted for Sam
uel b. Hassan for Seventh Vice President OF the
International Cigarmakers' Union. Al the next
quarterly meeting the question Of raising the
| weekly dues to 80 cents will be discussed.
pledged a. delegates Of the brotherhood OF Talors
by the Miscellaneous Section Of the Central Labor
Union Yesterday evening and Mr. Robinson was
elected chairman Of the meeting.
From next Monday United Machinsts Union
| No. Q and Progressive Machinists Union No.
| will be amaisama,ed. The headquarters will be
| at 81 First avenue.
1t nas been decided by the Local Joint Execu-
tive Board Of the United Brewery workmsn. that
unles the Brooklyn Firemen's Union Joins the
ferr-d to Firemen's Union. No. 80. of this city.
| Delegates McAdam. Of the Bslfe Musical Club
johnson, OF the Manhattan Musical Union. and
by the Miscellaneous Section a. a committee to
unionize park where picntcs may be held by the
| labor unions
Tn. differences between the X. Of L. walter,
and the Waters and Bartender Union, have
S;:n s q. ps coun,y
| Federation. The committee Is composed OF
| Delegates Kuhn. Merkle. Schulz and Pahlke.
The Amaigamated Clothing Cutters and Trim.
mers will meet next Friday night to elect ohicers
no apprentice will be admitted to the shop,
when more than per cent Of the journeymen
similar amendment under consideration,
has elected W L. Brewer Master workman
| Charles Day, worthy Foreman Y. BlauNef
Recording Secretary: Clarence Morris. Flnsnci.
Secretary; j. an Fleet. Treasurer; JOSEPH
| BROOKS Statistic,an; Charles Spence. Guide: "
| weider Inspector: r. Stock and W. Weidsr
| sentinels.
| Bauch p esident; W. Fischer. Vice President
u. schillilg, Recording Secretary; r. Kulhnel
| Financial Secretary II. schnepper. Treasurer
~. Muller, Conductor; +. Mueller. Warden; J.
| Rist, A. spengle-, Auditors: II schnepper, dele
cat. to the District Council For walking dele
cat. @. Ernst received the votes Of the major
lily Of the members, and the next highest vot,
| OF lO4 poled for d. @ GaillArd.
| The ofhcers elected by Clgarmakers' Union No
~ are: David Kreylins. President; William
| schillig, vice-President; John Krss, Recording
| Secretary; H. specht Corresponding and Ftnancia
| Secretary; Philip Hofer, Treasurer; J, p. Hen
bricks sergeant-at-Arms: j. Necker, II, Struck
| hof, c. Felz II. Schroeder, W. Engel, J
| Diehl II. Koecher. Executive Board; J. Neeker
s. Sahi, p. HeIlman. Auditors; Eugene Hare
| G Rocker p. Miller Trustees; Peter Karl. II
Netteler. H. Gohke, Finance Committee.