The evening world., 1891-07-21
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.


Picnic ot tho United Piano Makers to-day at the
Union Hill SchuetLen Park.
,oi The 900, 900 people lnh.bitips Chicago less
than "a per cont. are owners Of real estate.
Mnsons and hrickiayers are on strike in Paterson,
cents pcr hour.
The Railway oNicials and Employees, Accident
benefit by telegraph
u George J; phi!Ipsis is Chairman and wllliaTc
OF the Brooklyn Central Labor Union.
The 9pion ,5 nsgtcrs q RrdsGtop J nine
an advance Of 90 cents per day.
Tho Paterson Consoildsted Railway Company has
SHSSSeu tng WAGES 81 IL mot3rIncn from TO
strike
~ seEr,ctcd, the indictments against the Hoch-
I,trr clothing hn7scs have been dismissed by Judge
hNlnse}. Ihr hnrkeys OF capitalism are doing the
work OF rcvoutiouBts
Bskcrs' rniou No. oS IL boycottinE Boss Mued,
trustceH.-
George w Nromnu, Chairman of the Grievance
hood, Is taking trip Trough tho P"cisc states to
visit all local unions there aud settle disputes
:, lolGc No. lob Of the Brotherhood q Locomotive
Engineers meets AZ preuent nt the Horton BUild-
i,nsI onc iiupdrcd snd Twenty-htth street, every
Jackson oGS ioS5 TRir tS avenue "'"' '"''' 10
q, The now officers of Local Union No. lli Of the
SMt,rhmCcg'; Mn,ynl AIi AssoSation are = F,ign,
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Thomas II HulchNn, Financial Secretary.
Among the hnc results produced by high "Tro
been raised sufficiently high to make bread riots
imminent.
Loromc,ivc Fircmcns Local Union, No. a62, has
, g White, Scrrctarv RSEoTt j, rltts Collector;
! Charles Baker, Receiver, aud Robert j. Pitts,
: hhgA2iuc Agent.
/ Ynk Works In Newark, who struck because four
Of their c"nHic' had been disc hnrped tor refusing
I ~ lima haNg npH uprkU Uit
| Ing nrcomp ishcd tho reinstatement of the dis
charged men.
l,ni9n are william Chalmers and Mark Watkins,
| oi me AmHlrnmAt"d Cntpehtorr Erncst Gerlinr,
GaNhtt'r' and Plumbers Union No. /
Most # the trades unions in Australia having oh,
tAin.d thc cirht-hopr workdar, they now demand
unc half hour Fftsr dinner for smoking. And they
will get II az their organizations embrace Almcst
every worker in the trade.
! Austin Corhin il at II again. Hc has discharged
thS Long Island I.Hllrohd AZ Morris Park because
driver named Thompson.
Jcscph Sorkcl has been elected Manager Of the
labor labor bgr,N9 Of The Jonr1eymen, Pie Baker,
| national Union.
t"nt 70 rhilAdelphiA, have succeeded in inducing
tne Journ"ylnen stone MNHonS' Association, Of that
tionn Ifni",' ~ hmcTi"s othor m"sous, pni"rs "f
| Philadelphia will follow suit this week.
These are The new officers Of Bakcrs Union No.
/ n Elmer Warren, pre,d'nt Nicholas Stour
Vice. prc-dcnt Weldon Smith, Financial Seere-
tnry Alfred Grail, Rec9rIinE Secretary Charles
Jhndorf, Treasurer, Jacob Hahn. Manager.
The frrsco Painters Union gained five new mem;
hcr, last week. New officers have been elected and
/ Installed To the wdow uf one uf the msmbcrs S2S
was given from this trchsury, aud nd tinnal sum
was contributed 10y che members individually.
., The manner in which capitalists make money
mont houses reminds me nf the trade in human
flesh f,r, a capitalist who fattcns upon tho misery
coolies. High rent means disease and starvation
among the tenants. II Er. Mayor Grdcs.
Tho jews N Egypt before the agitation for the
great, able, honest and universally trusted leader.
Tho proepertr ofA nation cannot be determined
by It's agRrcgGt% wealth, but only by the proportion
q its distrinmtio9 When oyTory Ty worker receives
prosperity uthrrNins not.
The new officers Of Railway Condnctors' Division
are ShiEGE; GsIt TGS%SssS
hTTSs Mftho S.ni9r NhGhHiSs AdRl5s J.n1r
| &. q. Evans, Chaplain.
Bakers Union No. az has elected the following
officers Joseph Muir, President; Leo EidinE,
rctnry l., Helhueh, Recording Secretary Frank
Jena! Treasurer; Frank Gilhcrt serseant-at- Arms
meier, Trustees.
One should think that prison labor w?rld now be
sboished since 1t had LED to eiyii war In Tennessee
suceesstnl and the militia of the corporations made
| an lgnOUtnOuH exhibition OF itself when ATrhyed
against tho people in arnS. Events are marching.
The Executive Board of the New Jersey Fedora
tion 0i Trade Unions, composed OF j r. McDon'
Q. Seal, met AZ $50 Springfield avenue, Newark,
and prepared their financial and other statements
TO be submitted to the coming Congress- on Aug 1S.
The Trades and Labor Assembly of Chicago has
pronounced Rainbt Fam GompersAs a. cAnd late for
Mr. GomPr Is IN for ssSi
%nd s s 10 b 70 ss s%s1S ,6 ths
can be o elected only three timea.
is trying TO unite the Socialists and Anarchists In
November II, in oommemoration Of the execution
o. the Chicago AnnTchists. Since 1887 every year
strAtion and the Anarchists acted likewise.
The new officers Of Bakers Union No. g9 are; L.
dSn1, dSn1; Il woRiisS, Rsoordhs sssTst.ry a. Rom
huehlI CorhsspondinT Secretary; N Bale tinan'
K"im' HsTdss and Schroeder, Trustees; MeSsrs.
20 the joint Executive Board.
The PAHsAic Trades Assembly has elected: W.
Davidson, Financial SECRETARY Ssmrel Sigley,
Recording and CorrespPpdinE Secretary Samuel
A. Bell p. Il. Van Houten, Is. Ragenburg j. r.
4 TS'Sf z ssa 2s'PfS" p e. S"n G%T 4Snech
E% Mesfsye sES,, TTS%%ttoo
our large otieS Is such that il our sanitary aatRor
ties we're honest they would have been ed the
There is but one remedy for securing the public aud
the journeymen bakers sanitary conditions s-tht
power of organized Ia or But as yet three-fourths
Of the bakers are not In the Union.
The statistical bureau Of New Jersey reports that
3lg farms in that State have been abandoned 10y
their pruprietors, aud that only In few cases this
fhrmers' ruin was caused by their own mismhnage.
mcnt The majority were ruined by the competi'
with the railroads and worked their IA
with machinery Therrfrom these farmers mAy
learn that railroads and machinery should belong
To the people.
While the number of children visiting the prhlic
schools in SoutheTn States has Increased during
the last ton years more rapidly than the pCpIlA
ton the pop lAtiOn Of Northern States iu reaseC
more rapidly than the number of school children
In New York the Increase Of population was lB pei
| cent and that nf school children only % PEI
cent and in Indiana the increase Of population
was 10 per cent, while the number Of puuil'
| showed even a decrease These figures mean thA
/ the factory Instead of to the schools,
A mass meeting called by the United American
Hebrew Patriots took place last night at 1863 East
Coroner Levy and others spoke Of the persecution %
Hebrews In this country As well as in Europe
and advised that the Hebrews in America
should combine for political action in order
70 command respect, and nloct Mayor Of New
York as had beOn done in London The meeting
was orderly until DIR Weiss said that " labor and
capital are one" when JOseph Barondess inter
Tupted, amid groAps and misses, declaring that
harmony between labor and capital was impossible
and the Hebrew capitalists we're a. greedy in rob
bling their woTkmen as Pagan or Christian capital
lists" The gas was turned down, when the meet
ing broke up in row.