The evening world., 1891-03-31
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.


Officers To- morrow evening
Carpenters, and Jo,ners Union No. 496 has raised
It's Initiation fee to $40.
Jauksuring's cigar shop IN Hoboken IL closed to
union men, as the boss refuses to psy union wages
Organizer J. q. Clinkard, of the carpenters, Is
ousilv engaged in forming new local unions In Mas
BacnuEetta.
The new Cnrpenters' Lodge Of HaekcnsacL, Nj,
!, doing we'll. he masons and bricklsyers are
ab0ut to orzAnizs.
Boss Painter 1tubsry has complied with the de-
work this morning.
The cloakmukers Of New II,ren will hold a mass
reettng morrow evening nt Germans Hail to de-
nounce tho sweating System.
Bassrs' Union No; 93 has sent delegates to the
tn-rlcan We smrns Defense Association, and in
dor'ed the boycott against Clark's o. N. r.
Franz Won der burg and Th.o. r. cnns have been
sssse sss deissssss I % to 20. wgL5msns CrsmsOn 30
Local Assembly $685. X. Of L., composed Of
textile WORKERS VINO Withdrew from the or Ier. hiss
Ailancs.
Tn. cig,tmsksrs Of Jsckies 4 Co.. se5 Randolph
street Pniladelphis, are on strike. and union men
should stay away from there.
The next annual conRres. Of the New Jersey
rsd.rstlon Of IT. 10 and Lsbor Unions will be held
formed the Brotherhood of Machinists will maks
the Polk BUILDING. Broad and Front streets their
permanent hoacquarters.
We not beIieye in aiming con yicts in de-
ness, bnt are and slways viii be. opposed TO their
OF prisons and penitentiAries.
The international Organization OF Machine Wood.
workers. recently organized, has thirteen local
trade.
Branch A Of the United Machiuist's Union will h,
represented at tn. conference called by the ork-
mems Defsu oe Association.
The Socialists Of Naples have come on, with the
First Of Msyj devoted eIciusit.y 10 The
OF the eight hour question.
Tic Natiop,I Brotherhood Of Marble Granite
nj AINN palta n,,l ...A
ing rplendidly. For turth-r information writs to
John &. Beck. tts Rebeocs street. Allegheny oty.
Cigar Makers Union No. l4i gained two shops
last week and ndOtssd the boycott against Clsrt's
be elsoted. Ballots may be had at $50 East Eighth
street.
Granite Cutters Union No. 3 has elected jane.
Brown. Fin.ncis sserstsry: +. n. Page. irc,sarcS:
Il. w. Rector, II. Olapp and John Bond, standing
Committee.
The United brotherhood Of Carpenters and join
receipt At Secretary r j. Mets%,r.s otsee
were %. 200 Sc and toe expenses amounted to
hve families.
Bakers' Union No. 81 ordered May parade caps
for its members from the locked ut csp-m.k-rs
agitation fund q the United Hebrew ErSaes Unions
sl1 .ere set aside. The receipts for dues
Paul Lsfsrgue, the we'll known ns,tator and SON
in.av q Karl MARI. has Just pubisned en- esssy
htAtlettCS showing thAt IN times n
sociI, aud political sIcit. men,, revolutions and
wars. cases of c.'me. mendAcIly anu bankruptcy
decrease at a very rapid rate.
jacob Huber. Secretary Of Jourrsymen Brewers
Union NO. /. advocates the retuction ,f toe salary
OF The SationNl ses5stary from s25 To ~ per week.
waRes OF = brewery workman.
The extra system On the Elevated Railroads
Is abouinNbls nuI IsAncs, and an utrare m ,kinr
. from four to siI hours ev' ry day Without
oonpensatton 20 see whether he may catch Job
that will bring him from 50 to - cents a day!
The United Belr,,n PAYERS and RAnmersmcn met
At Washington Hall. Myrtle avenue. Brooklyn. san
day and resolved That after April 10 any raunlers-
man furnishing his own rsmmer while IN the emp oy
OF contractor or corporation sbal be nned So.
The Union meets again May ~.
Mayor John W. Chsmpsli--. of Grand Rapids,
Mich. is the first Am"tchu Mayor who demands Of
the eirh hour workdsy Tor all persons employed 10y
the authorities ard WORKING for the city in
work. ''''''' ~ ''"''A''
Ths wives and dsughterI Of members at the
Broiherbood OF ocomotiv- EnEneers employed uy
have org anized Ladies' AuI,iaTy Broth.rhood oi
Locomotive kngineer- with the following officers:
prssident; Mr.. A. K. Finch. sscrstsry: Mrs. N.
Zohs. treasurer.
At the headquarters OF the locked out oap-mskers
favorable condition of az airs II was said that no
arrests tor alleged sItortIon haa yet been maia.
irighIened the members whom il was Intended 10
starve into submission.
IaIes. rem. and profit are the trinity without
vhoss abolition the laoor,nK masses viii ever be
kept TO the oapitslstio grindstone. Humanity viii
never De free as long q. minority has The powor to
o. iAbtr in the shape Of - leIsr' profits.
The Phrladslp lphia brickmakers will have another
conferences with tueir bosses this evening s hall
Of clay Assembly Twenty-riIth and Cumb-rl, ,ud
Streets " ths bosses refuse ~ ras" wages tins
Slli certain 3 go on strike. Tnsir wages were re-
shonic get whist was paid th@m two years ago when
busnesi was not As q yod as to-day.
Bakers Union No % has committees at work try.
ing to organ Re the shops of Bnsses Uri Huebner.
Uchs and several ot hers. The OF tie Inter
national Convention in reducing the wages OF the
editor OF the Baks,s' JoVyhIl was denounced as an
outrage. and the nion demands that ths matter be
put to Q G. neral vote. Nominations for officers
were made a. follows: For President. j. supp. for
NiCe-President, George reAuman: Tor Rscor ling
Secret.ry, X. Wagner; for Corresponding secre.
t1ry. M. h. SchlenEten; for Financial Secretary,
i. Albsrts; for Treasurer, Dan Pusner.