The evening world., 1892-02-09
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.
The number OF millionaircs in Prussia increased
from 523 TO 500 within one year.
| Hebrew sections of the Socialist Labor party
were organized at Union Hill and Elizabeth, S.J.,
| last Sunday.
Local Assembly 2,s5s, X. Of L.. Clothing Cut.
their Walking Delegate for the ensuing six months,
| The Chicago and Altan Railway Company has
s TO a m az So ensS % s:
! United states Guarantee Company. of sew York.
Forty -four cotton mills Of New England, outside
DECLARED diSldenls In 1891, the average rate being
| I'll per cent.
! Of The Argentine Rsrunlic Is decreasing. During
. ,n nonim' 3, nth OF, 81 is|i 1900 peri9ns mint
work 10 be found Tor skilled work,nen.
v,, g. iyynsshy w X hG. lecn sless pr'sIIer. Of
'i' M sn d no ne ne n,@m ;hs % r. n,n'f,1
motion 70 join the United Bro,nernYod o, Carpen.
tiers ard Joincrs ma been rot,i down
rIe brass.yorssrs' st7ike at the factory Of Brad
h> National rrsde As'em5,y 90! K. Of I. Brass;
/ the agreement made with them.
WalhiTs Delsaate Mc'.anshn, Of the IP,rogr.s
thn, b"n sr :" any ,hs B"ard Of Wtns
the steamers of tire New York aud Hartford Tram.
purtatun Company.
nni oi i!s, n.,nh.r, patro,ilIns Chinese in any
matter TO Tor the iirst offence. aud expe him tor
tho city. '''' '"'''' VI
Walking DELEGATE Schlecht. Of the brotherhood
At Four,c,n. Ii stree ana sixth avenue against the
jumping system yesterday, Tne lnmpers we're ais.
District Assembly SO. X. Of IT,, ms.cellaneon.
i,.as'' b ss' slefiedRi IL: Carroll NJ;
Wits "" Stat Mes.r. M9s enn T. i, W. nd d sa
Judges, j. p. McDonagh, - ~ +. Tafker, {.
Typog,rnpphe,i pl Union No; "a has reduced the
machines o seven per day. The wages to be Lsk ed
Tor machins work viii be 80 less tnan neretoiors
Messrs. Wolf, Djurkons aud B,chtold have becu
appointed by the Union Hill Trainers uni,n to
days WORK and ssRt Roars on nps anss m 5
cents per hour.
:, The cas-. Of the boss bakers who gave bonds to
agreement to adhere TO Union rules, al who then
bonds D. ts To B. S.u .hs uS ds'ssd
of the Union last week
Baker, ua'oV %sS NJ = Emile
fsS'fs oi!sssnS"ei%. nssnSrs s
Eeant alarms: Thar es Winkier, +. schaefer and
Charles Sulzer. Trustees.
anes'ed by the Apoo % ns"0ssn GSsn Es' Sofn re-
pass an ordinance rcfis,ng permission TO irsss
BY bres gs $50 pse1
the Brooklyn tcntrAl Labor Union.
,s, New r"rs D'yisi2n No. lo5 Of the Brotherhood
f as,iE% E%i"sss va. .ns meta
Tor opposing the piil and applying opp.oJii9us
epthets to labor agitstors.
Morri, steiser ,i, Of Cloak Makers Union NJ.
J.nassons shop los REFUSING TO ION tho knights ut
La!Ur After ards ne joined them ana was rein
stdtet. Bnt ms fellow "orknen mauc .ifs uuOenr.
ta-iv.
Butchers Union No. ! is making arrangements
for niass-meetinYs in different parts OF IN. rity
vi MhsT' nem memb.r. at .he ,edGeed mitstioo rec
ing special committee !, to be erected 10 come.
w'th t.e bosses.
The unions whose delegates will meet at 1875
to be taken ior abo shin the sweating system are
ShrtmAxers. tantsmakers, Coat OPERATOR, kne,.
Pantsmakers, PassemenJrric WUrKer- Vest
rnrriers. Csar. Mak,r, smd Gents Furnisa,n;:
/ Goods hassrs.
The Socialist organization of. the Twenty-sccond
Assembly District has refused to contribute
towards sssisti,ng the jnnrneyncn trewers dt,.
ddemsud tnAt the neg rapid trans,t system. oi New
TS TorA CITY tie Owned by Tue people VISA indor,ea.
pushed bytho Organization.
-Four non-union electric wiremen were discharged
from the new school building on Thirty first street
!.o hu'lding trades worEtneu threattning strike,
FROM lne hayrs bntioing on Maiden lane fourteen
,nnIoS men were rcpassl by The strikers. 1nc
viii be successful thruuyboIt.
The Hudson county Waiter. and Bartenders
Thursday. One ni tne membcr' ha, been hned for
proenring work under false pretenses; another was
candidate was rejected as h. could not psss the re-
CURED examination. Members iailing to attend
three regular meetings III succession will be fin d
, 70 cents.
When Ave cloak makers employed by Lichtens,oin
wages yesterday they were discharguG, ana when
they demanded that Their wages IN arrears be pail
they recessd What va. "s "S. s1 them @
although in several cases deductions Il S3 aud ~
were made for alleged botching.
| rresdent Gonper'. of the American Federation
OF Labor, issued I. circular Yesterday calling upon
sailors who after having been brrtallY ma treated,
became mntineers on tine schooner jefferson Bor.
itentiary in Thomsston, Me.
The elevator constructors employed on the new
trst str,et went on IT ihe yesterday, a. boycotted
Natsr,al had been furnished from The Whittier
sTuctors' Union viii demand eight nours. Cor.
from @ III H. o.ts g
structors would be employed b. him.
rhs Dramatic M i.h Society Progress, composed Of
uDf Ha,rr; Mrss5 xss
snrs Msra saa 'sssssHoa sefstsnS
sss::E n,s"t :Gsss S;si"Ss. tsss:
sE.hsai H. bach f'nSpcinl Commi,t,e Ph,iip
+. Wulsen. Entertainment Committee.
A Society for Distributing Labor Literature has
been organized ~ Brooklyn. its ofcs,s are join
seventh avenIe soatG HtoSki. Finanea n' >.oro sSr.
I,,fsr % msnry hS.dt hmeditph" @ Mes'1s LAM
tee. The means tor purchasing papers. hooks and
pamphlets Will bs procured by voluntary contrion.
ilnns and arranging entertainments. rne first en.
by Rooms East New Gcrs "s on InsiIn Mspeh H. Assem-"
Coming Events. q
TheEmpire Baseball CLUB will hold first an.