The evening world., 1890-07-01
new FACTORY INSPECTORS.
Seven Women Appointed Under
1.-THE Evening World" Law.
Brief Sketches Of the Ladies' Named
for This Important work.

Rtate Factory Inspector Connolly has ap-
pointed seven OF the eight female deputy
factory inspectors. and will name the other
in q few days. The seven women appointed
are:
Mrs. ELIZA A. CApRoLb 3TS Hsrkimer street.,
Brooklyn. . widow and an si school teacher.
MARaAREr FISS. 40 Marion street. New York
Mrs ALEXANDRA BRGHER. lUt Second avenus.
New York.
Mi0 Julia A. EARLr. DAD Eighth avenue.
New York.
sis. ElrcrA r. LOCKWOOD Bedford. West.
chester County.
Mss BERrHA T.. AscHoFT Albany.
Mrs, MARaAHKr dinsos. syracuse,
These appointments are made in pursu-
ance tn the provisions of the Factory In
spectors bill. passed through the influence
OF THE EyESiNo World.
Az the greatest demand for female i'm
spectors came from Eastern New York and
New York City the majority of the inspec-
tors we're selected from these districts.
Their jurisdiction, however, will extend all
over the state. They will each receive q
salary Of 81. 900 per year and expenses.
The new inspectors are all well-known
among working girls and their societies. and
the utmost confidence is reposed in their
ability to perform the duties imposed upon
them. F.
Mrs. Alexander Bremen was born in Mia
souri,. She now lives at 1914 Second avenue.
She is married aud has one son. Mrs.
Bremen is the daughter OF the late MaRnus
Gross. who wa Commissioned of the Board
of Education and Health. Alderman, Alder
man-at-Large, and at one time n OF the
.lnNnRu ~ NHa GFIYIN ZRfIln
Mrs. Bremen has long been known AZ q
leader in charitable and benevolent move
ments. and has = great many friends ~ this
city aud throughout the country. She IL
highly accomplished, having been educated
in his country and in Europe.
She Is Correspondlng Secretary OF the
New York German Ho.pithi and an active
brothers and sisters all belong to labor and
beneficial organizations.
Mrs. Bremen IL ~well-known as one OF the
OF the SANITARY Commission dur
Ing the frsnco-Pru-rian war. who collected
n large amount of money and provisions 10
assist the widows and orphans Of the. slain
nGri ia shi So sity in oetober' 1870. and Mr..
Bremen, then Miss hate Gross, collected
$40. 900 for tho fund.
Mrs. Bremen was recommended for factory
inspector by Senator Hoesch. and was eu-
dorsed by tn, Stecklcr Association Of the
sit is Just in my line: " she said this morn;
ms 10 an TsNtNlNt "bhLb ts'bI AtIs i
have always taken a great INTEREST," III the
welfare Of the working girls and mean to
do my best in their behalf"
Mis-. Msrgsrst finn is a woTkins-girL She
came TO New Nork twenty-six years ago. She
has been employed in factories ever since,
aud has had the advantage Of practical eA.
she was one OF the original member. Of
the Wurkingwomon's Society ard ia still
actively engaged IN the organization. she
il now employed IN the box factory OF ii.
Duschnes & Co. ~ Prince street. Her EN-
speak very highly OF her.
She was = candidate for the appointment,
and was endorsed by the Society. but with
drew. aud made Al independent application.
She held strong recommendation, and her
appointment was not = fprise TO her
friends
lives with her widowed mother NJ n4D
avenue. She 10 . neat, happy look
ins Young woman OF consiierab!e persona!
in Stern's big dry goods store on twenty
third street. She VAS born in New York.
and has always lived At p+o Eighth avenue,
which her late father, John Early. occupied
She is an earnest worker in the Catholic
Church and had the warm support OF the
Paullst Father. senator Ives. MAvor Grant
and Police Justice McMAhon are among her
She shove TuE EvENrNG Womb reporter
her certificate of appointment and said she
womb OF course accept.
This appointment was not gotten 10y me
political influence. she sAIil. Il
did not ask any one TO push my application.
] could have had many a political position,
but ! never would ask ans one to urge my
claims"
Mir. Eliza ]. Carroll. Of 3Ts Herkimer
street. BROOKLYN, 10 . mAtronly woman 81
winning manners She MAS born IN New
\ ork turty-tNo year. age, and has lived here
aud in brooklyn all her life. She wa, a
teacher in the New York schools, she i
practical IN every respect and . yAlucd
friend OF working girls. Her appointment
was recommended by some OF Brooklyn's
be I men.
Mrs, Carroll is a widow, She will accept
the appointment.
Mis-, Electa Il. Lockwood. of Bedford. ls
. highly educated and attractive lady. who
has always been an earnest !Aborer Tor the
relief OF the condition OF workIugwomen.
Mics Bertha l. AschOh, OF Albany. wa
blAckllstei IN tue Amsterdam Mills, where
she was formerly employed, on sccouut OF
al active part in the labor
troubles there two years ago. She has siuce
been employed in Factory INSPECTOR Con-
Office, She 10 an able. earnest
woman. OF great personal attrAcflyrness.
Mr., Margaret Gibson. OF SyrAcnse. Is
the widow Of a former president OF tie syria,
cuse Shlrtmakers' Union. who was killed ly
an accident IN lsSl, she IL highly Endorsed
As = practical N~oTklngHOmAn.