The evening world., 1891-07-10
EoM THI WORD o LAsoe


The amount recetvat for dues this week At Secro.
thN DelcbLrs once irom bakers local unions was
H2ij.SU.
morrow. They will also discuss how TO raise ineAus
FOR Purchasing ilag
Justice to labor under the presep, system q 10.
dustria production IL impossible. II labor desires
Justice II must remove capitalism.
Hugo Miller has been reelected for two years as
graphical Union s. vote Of T7S against II. '''
The state Convention Of the New Jersey Socialists
VII be called to order % neIt SUNDAY, ~ n. At
Rudolph otto, member Of the FurTers' Union,
WHO died after protracted illness, will be buried
folk street
The Williamsburg trainers resumed their strike
At the Bedford Avenue Theatre Yesterday, as mum
The matter was settled by the men joininR the
LAborers' Union.
The new. orscers Of the workmen's Free School
lehner. Recording Secretary NJ Freund, Financial
SeeTstary Fred Meiss1eT, Treasurer; Me'sr',
Tho organized lsborers have raised their mini-
bosses refuse to pay that price, series OF building
trade strikes may be expected
The new officers Of he Staten Island L4borsrs
Union are Michael O'ConnOr. Presldent; Patrick
nS S SssrstSry john WssR iSs fiSsncs SeeTotSry
Peter Higgins. Corresponding Secretary Patrick
y OConnell, SergeAnt-At-Arms.
United Machine Wood Workers and Turner'S
Union No. 1s has instructed its Walking Delegate
to SS shop wh.Te NE rsy %sn arc Snsd
S25 ior resuninE work al Kipstrick's STRIFE shop.
william L9eseh. svsll.kpoTn member q the the
msmory The WSrEiar Delegate has 6scn ordered
second street. once every day.
The Erie Basin Boiler Makers strike has been in.
so Son ann. Il .s arr
I'd 36S strikers in gaining what they have de-
| The Hat FiniShers' Association has elected ths
following 9theeSs Patrlek HSrley Presdent Johu
Harry ff' sigonds, chss TSetford' MoTri: d.T@od;,
Leonard Burger and Thomas Donnelly. The Asso'
citation has at present AZ members.
! The new ofHcers of PspcrhAGEers Union No. l92
e. JGsenh Ih9mPscn PTs..6snt 6 hndIsT kSai
1etary SIX P2Seli: franciSl tssierotEGy; Gonla
Reuter-, E j. Corrigsn, Trustees; j.. AmplenAn,
Treasurer.
The adulterStion Of food is one of the most helm
under the present economic system, when food il
not prepared to feed the people, but to enrich tn,
parinR!
District No 70, of the United Mine Workers, ap
Pea!s for nnGncial aid for the miners II DuquuinA
Sale, kewanee and Spring Valley, whp, are either
catons to Il be Sddrcssed SEQ f to Ebsn howes seSreSfy
| lock-boG g., ,l24 Sprinheld, Ill.
| The Jersey City Heights Section Of the Socialist
pSrSds on LsSSr pS %sw esS9Ssd
| are: +. L. Mann, Organizer John Thsss, Record
Charles Reitz, Tressuror; Joseph GilliaI. MGnSger
| Messers, binder, WaEenlehner and DeKele, Lit
| The Architectural Iron Workers Union has fl nee
all Of the membors who resumed wo.E duriaG IN,
sSss sSEs tb 10 Ssne 3 snt
| mis5iop, were nned $40 each. Messrs: Kohl, Gier
ing and August have been elected delegates to th
Joint Executive Board
| The North German Lloyd, in order to break tn
strike Of its sailors and hremen in Bremen and Ho
TO ooniscate the strike fad, as the union was
lAwless body OF dist lroerI OF the public peace TN
appeal for assistance from organized labor.
%t The Rs Of T0sa in EqTsRs
Gould or the VAnderbilts whether they would eve
FSy h..
mopeybass upon the pinnacle Of glory and power
and yet he will topple down again.
| Carpenters Local Union No. 5l3 will fine ever
one q its members failing to attend at iesNt on
regular meeting sySry month Those mem6eEs VIII
ture workers' Union No. were advised 10 get th.i
strike benefit from that orEsniEation Complain
union carpenters are 1T WORK.
The oficsrs nominated by Bakers Union No. 2;
sehott? t?T for Chris TasiSr.r ha np
9. Kessoi for Recording Secretary, T. schott an'
Tor 'SF rs, A. RShn
buhl. The Union has thirty-nine memberS Il
arrears for over ak months, who will be stricken
from the roll unless they pay their oues this week
The price of POTATOES in Germany has incrsase
more than 90 per cent during the last three years
while the amount OF champagne imported from
France to GermAny increased about IS per cent
OF course! The masses of the people, by capital
istic legisIAtion, are compelled to pay for tn
necessSries OF life in order to enable the Benen
les. But this will end in disaster.
Paul LAfArEue and Jules Guesde the Frencl
Socialists iouTnalists Who were charged with hay
the riots at Fourmies May have been Acquittet
By the jury before whom they were recently tried
The Municipal Council of RoAnne, whole mAjorit
Is composed Of Socialists, voted 81, 900 to the vic
tins OF the Pourmies massacre. For the same pur
pose collections are taken up by all French lAbo
organizations.
Eliza THotson one of the striking plush worker
of John James Dobson, SahuylEil Falls, Pa
was arrested yesterday for melting to riot Polic
Judge Eeall released her under $500 bail TIL
girl had been sent picket duty by her Union
National Trade Assembly 100, X. of L., TeIti
Workers, has rsthined counsel with instructions I
der contract from England.
The time for q tie-up on any horse-car railroad 1
not favorable There are too many "scabs 7" viii
Of strikers And their number Is steadily gro Sing
IL IL true thst the conductors and drivers, onI
ON the Ninth and Seventh avenue railroads, ar
shRbblly treated, but on almost every road In thi
! and other cties. And there IL remedy but tina
the roads be owned and opeI- ed by the munieipa
tiles But this will not be done unless labor taEs
decisive political action.