The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-10
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR,

The Operative Plasterers' Society has called a
special meeting for Tomorrow evening
Otto Rgehe has been elected Recording secre-
Life Insurance Association.
The Iron Moulders Conference Board has
elected James Armstrong Delegate to the build
ing Trades Section OF the c. l.. U.
John Heckler has been elected delegate to the
building Trades Section Of the c. l.. U. by the
United standard Engineers.
This evening the conference for political action
called by the Tin and Sheet Iron Workers Pro
tective and Benevolent Association will take
place at 1883 Bowery.
The newly elected delegate Of the Theatrical
workers Protective Union to the Building Trades
Section Of the c. L. L. is william T. Deverne
The Housesmiths and Brideemen's Union of New
YORK and vicinity has changed Its meeting night
from Fridays to Mondays. At the last meeting
iorty-sN new members were initiated.
The members who were recently nned for work
ing overtime by Cement. Asphalt and Artificial
stone Masons' Union No l appealed against The
decision fnng Them, but the decision has been
upheld by the Union
Cigar, Makers Union 1855 enrolled nve new men,
bers ms week. Messrs Beuditt. De Bruyn. Fried
man ana Greenfield have been appointed on the
% cents per week has been levied for agitation
purposes.
Iron Moulders Union sla elects: Charles Long.
President; Jacob Tacher, Vice Presiden,; J. r
Lynch Recording Secretary Daniel Nen CORE
spending T isS,e Jacobs Financial
John Knskie Jacob Tacher, Trustees; Herman
Bachel' poorkeeper; Cyrus Faust. Inductor.
The National Brotherhood Of Electrical Workers
nas rendered general amnesty to suspended
the road rep It's to headquarters that the local
ranches are rapidly increasing their membe rship
New electrical plants are being established all
over the country.
The Bi-Weekly PAYMENT OF Wages bill adopted
by the Legislature OF New Jersey has been mu-
cat one OF the most important clauses and when
the bill reached the Governor he refused to
sign 1t on account Of the said mutilation Nothing
has been heard about the bill since.
Brooklyn boss BARRIERS held meeting at Arion
HAL wall street. last night William Ritter
presiding They re, resolved to petition Gov Nor.
barber shops on Sundays Should the bill be.
come law an attempt will be made to have
1t declared unconstitutional.
Machine Wood Workers Union No IS has toin.d
the United Brotherhood Of Carpenters and Joiners
Its charter 10 No +7s The members viii be
Thasaay The ~shns 10 be held on
that Graham's shop, East Forty-third street has
been unLonized, and mat at purdy's shop two
non-union me. are al work. Yesterday evening
i've new members were enrolled,
Electrical Workers No complain that Builder
John Downey has failed to keep his agreement
to employ none out union men on his Jobs
Non-unon wlremen are said to be engaged on
al least two OF the buildings being constructed
by Mr.. Downey.
The striking coat taIors declare that the de-
parture OF President Rossenwasser, OF the Con
tractors Association. from this city to Newark
Is a prdctiCdl victory TOT unions, Mr. RJssen-
wasser was one Of the largest contractors in the
trade and supplied large house with garments
President william J. OBr!en, Of the B1srI of
Delegates, and member o! the Arbitration Com
mittee appointed TO settle the differences between
the Plumbers Society and Rossman Bracken
said to-day that the Society would have TO abide
by any decision the Committee may make The
Society refuses to accep; any terms other than
those agreed upon by Rossman 4 Brlcken and
alleged 10 have b-en violated by the latter.
The Executive Committee Of the Enterprise A.
ISOLATION Of steam Filters met last night and
decided to call special meeting OF the AssocIa-
sderlng the adoption of the annual agreement
with employers, and also to elect delegates to the
National Convention TO be held in Milwaukee in !
June. Members who fail TO attend will be fined !
81. Several candidates for membership were ca. !
Amins6 last night :