The evening world., 1892-07-22
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

fnrnWur,-wOrkers ana catine'-inakctS
need not go to Philadelphia at present, as
there is no wcrS there for them,
Joseph Arch. President Of the British Agfi-
tutural laborets' Union. - stSty-siN years
Old and martyr to acute rheumatism.
Greaves 4 60. have signed the scale cf tho
ciudiug the eigh'-hour work day, to date
from Aug l.
r.. &. Hccker has been elected Correspond.
ing secretary ana j. 4. ifausman Treasurer
OF the costume Narnlsh,rs and Polishers
Union.
hold a special meeting at Ledwi'h hall.
fOrty-rfth street ana Third avenue. this
Afternoon.
Progressive varnishcrs tnion No. I has
won It's strike o., the new buiiding AZ GroaG-
wFy ana chambers street against the cm-
ploy Incnt oi non-union men.
The union painters or Kansas city. Mo-.
have never yet Ocen refused any request In
the way " wages or hours This gn'.s To
prove that there are no "scabs" In that
n.ighborhood.
The worSingw omen Of saginaw. Mich. viii
organize an auNi,iary body TO the National
Women's Industrial Alliance on July -.
These are the new officers elected by
takers Mon M l43: charles Fischer. presl.
dent; y. Eiche nberger, recording secrctath:
!. Mar,i. Financial secretary; L. kopp,
treasurer. \. Boss, Doorkcerer.
+. +. Davis, organizer for the American
Federation Of Labor In Missouri, Is u hustler.
He recently organized the slate rdol.r,,
cabinct-nakcrs ana shoemdkers IN Kansas
city.
The central Labor mon, OF Lancaster, Pa,
has adontcd resolutions declaring that the
nomination OF WhiIelsw keil va, "a grie'-
Gus mistake by his party
Local Union Na o, OF the Int nternationai Ma
chinists' Union. has voted that the ufficc OF
General SecretRry-1reasurcr should be aG-
ninistcrcd by Two persons.
MIS- Frances =. willard makes the state.
ment that IN 1876 there we're tut thirty
SIX ass Citations oDcn to women In this Uoun-
try and that now there arr over 400.
Abraham Cahan will DC the delegate OF the
United Hebrew Trades Unions TO the Fius-
burg oniercncc tor establishing an ln,crna-
llonal Latpr bnrcan IN this country.
Tho shop cTort. OF Branch = OF the up-
hoisterrrs Jnion show that the scab- " Who
were engaged during the last ciYht-hJu
strike are being gradually discharged.
Three members OF Brlcelayer,' tuion 40 II
have been charged by I MON No. -, or the
same trade with having worked as "scabs.' -
An Investigation has been ordered BY No. II.
The United Carriage and Wagon Makers
lnion OrgaDized another shop this week. At
one pt the shops di i'1erences hroA, out anu
committee Is try ing to settle the matter.
Lincoln Hart. OF Philadelphia. has been re-
elected President OF the Green Glass Pressers
League OF the tultcd states and Canada
The new Nlce-rrcsidcnt Is Marshall quinn,
OF Newark, q.
The boss bakers Of Elizabeth, y. H.. although
they signed the scale ot the niOn, are dis
charging union men and replacing them by
non.union people. The strike Will probably
bc renewed.
The Committee on Law and Legislation Of
the central Labor Mon viii meet at Clur,n-
don Hail next sunday at . r. ". to discuss the
| resolutions OF the Magnolia Association
against indiscriminatc immigration.
The election OF Henry Enrich for Walking
Daicsatr OF the Furniture Workers I'nfrns
h.s been rauEed Dy WoOdwOrEerS and
been rcRominated Tor once mana .er.
ratrick Farrell, OF the Journeymen Tailors
Protective and Benevolent Union, 6ied last
Tuesday. Fred Borckcr. oscar Enc Doe, WIN.
IAN knngenDerg ana Fred Jensen have been
Nominated for organizer
Beer. Drivers Union No ] has assessed It's
memuers for the purpose OF siiiBg the Home.
stead iron wcrkers. AT the last meeting ol
the nion twcnty-rre members were nned
for being absent.
! Cigai- Makers Union No ~ hts week. !. h
NeGmaEer WAS reelected Treasurer. Nv,
members wcrr expelled Tor working n
, scabs" AZ the shop Of Ottenberg Bros.
The Society for the Prevention Of CruoIty {
children has beeu requested by the Unlt.'
Hebrew Trades Unions 10 send their agents q
anumb'r OF sweating shops where rhIidreI
below the legal age are NJ work
several futln~fs or rhe I nltHu NOD0
Caryers Association have been dIsci iplinet
lcr working aS "scabS during the eight
hour st.ikc OF tho er.makers: some %
them We're hncd. Others were suspended all,
heavily rnpd. The strike committee re- Port
that the chances for retaining the eight Aoui
day are favorable, az "scatS" cannot b.
founf IN sufflclcnt numbers 10 replace tho
strikers.
! Agents OF the suspender manufacturers al
Newport, X. l., are III this city 10 cngag,
"scabs IN place Of the suspender-nakcr:
who are on strike against Il reduction O
wages. Don't gosoNeWpori.
motion to Join the Central Labor Tn,sr
has been voted down by Journey mel BARRIERS
b | MON No. !. seven bosses are under charge.
for violating rules, ana they will lie reported
TO the Central Labor Federation.
Part of the members Of the InterIa:ipra
waters and Bartrndcrs' Union. NJ Phiadcl
phia. have srcedcL because the tnipl
chahseG It's head quarters. tn" saccdefs re-
main At thr Ola place. which i kept by On.
Mue!!er, formerly President II the rulon.
. The led Eenevoien; md Prot ectiyc boat,
iaeh's ASSOCIATION II aiding the bnildiRg trade
workers In their gigantic struggle with th'
Iron League by reius.ng - work On boat
carryinY inatrrills for bindings here strike
hayr been ordered Dy the Board Of "alAlDl
Delegates.
The Central Labor Union. special Commit,
tee for collecting financial aid Ter The men II
Homestead meets every evening at Clarendon
| Hsli, Fast Thirteenth street, between Thirc
These amounts have been ACKNOWLEDGED ~
far: From the X. OF l.. Marble Workers, $3.50
| Tile LAYERS Union, $50: House Fainter>
l Mon. sloo; Carrcntera' Union 20. 4.d. $:c
The IieXagon Labor CUB OF Tileiayers
Helpers elects Lewis WeinshanLS, President
Michael O'Brien, Vice President; Isaar Gray
Worthy Inspector: William Tracy. outsid,
sentinel: J0In Murphy, Inside sentinel
George shanenburg, financiai Secretary
willism connolly, Recording secretary
James Edv vards, Treasurer: Delegates to tn.
&. /. T., Michael MURPHY, John Nauyhn
! Michael o'Brien: Walking Delegate, Lohi
! MounGNetiol. At Tuesday meeting 60 wa.
voted TO the strikers at Homestead.
Four Thousand persons attended the se,.
enth annual picnic aDd games OF nit,S
brewers Association yesterday At Dcck-l
uaau's Ridgewood Park, Brooklyn. The game
were: ~" Yards dash Michael MulcIhry
INST: VI. CLUE second. Hop. skip ana Julap-
Nicnael Oiailoran, .. fett 10 Inches: ! Ia
stevens, ~ Ieet y ainckrA ENl!oitiGn hop
,Alp and Iunp-MiChael Sheenan. ~ lret /
inches: ----- icnahan, AZ lcti Inches. Kun
ming high lump ". UIIalloran, > fee
inches; = Mulcah-y, > feet inches. one
hundred and twenty yard hurdle rscr-
DHsllcraE. nrst: tlune. second. Throw I'M
al pounds % Hallnran, =" ic"t : Inches; Mgi
Cahey. 10 feet : Inches. Putting ld-pound Shp
.-O'iislioran, - feet Il inches; Mulcahcv =