The evening world., 1893-07-24
fR0N THE WORLD OF LABOR.

week.
Trainers Union No. 1. Brooklyn, will
hold Its annual picnic next Saturday at
Koch's Bay View Park.
Boss Butcher ReladR and Hcss Bakers
Jaeger and Grunich have agreed to EN-
ploy none but union workmeu.
Bakers Union No, 10 has withdrawn
from the Journcymcr Bakers and Con-
fectioners' International Union.
Tho locked.out woodcarvers of Gin
cinnati are appealing for financial aid
10 all labor unions m this country.
For having assaulted one Of his com.
radcs. an apprentice was fined s. ycster-
day by the New York FrGmcrs' linton.
Henry Enrich. cx-WalkIng Delegate
of Cabinet Makers l'ninn No. :, has
opened saloon at ?l6 East Forty first
street.
The new constitution Of the Hotel
and Restaurant Employees Alliance has
been adopted by general vote of Its
local branches.
Messrs. stichlcr. Gchrt. Manger, Eel
big and Ochsner were appointed yester-
day on the Examining Committee OF
the Williamsburg Fnmers' Union.
All the employees OF the South Aus
tralian Government railways have been
put on short time, which means, OF
/ course, low wages.
The factories OF Samuel Boyd. In
| Germantown, Pa, were closed on sat
l
The State Convention OF the New York
! Socialists has been called by their State
/ Committee for Aug. 10 at the Labor Ly-
ceun, 6. East Fourth street
Wages were reduced on Saturday by
! the Greer Clothing Manufacturing Com
pany. In Philadelphia, and the result
was a strike OF the Company's weavers.
The officers elected by Mouljers' Local
Union, No. 10 are: Thomas Powers.
President i Keno, iee.prestdent; T;
Nelson, Treasurer.
The Central Labor Federation yester-
day raised the boycott from the Wind
ror Theatre, as the demands of the Fed
Grafton and the United Hebrew Trades
Unions have been compiled with.
Two hundred leather workers. en-:
ployed by J. =. Matthews, Seventh and
Wcstmorelsnd streets. philadelphia.
were told on Saturday u,ra. that the shop
Cigar Makers Union No. 30 reports
that the strike at the shop of Foster.
! Hilson & Co has been resumed, as the
firm failed to keep Its agreement with
the Strike Committee.
Smith & Anthony, OF Wakefield,
Mass, have comprised with their strik-
| ing iron-mouiders, who accepted a re-
duc,ion OF s per cent OF their wages.
Work was resumed this morning.
Chris -Rosenfelder. Of rnited En-
gineers Union No. I. who died last Fri
afth street, was buried by members OF
his organization al Lutheran Cemetery
yesterday.
Walters Union No. has instructed
ers' Union, of Brooklyn, the reason why
the latter's members are permitted 70
work as %Sliers The coTas.a ns%y eiss'ft sf F
Murcuse, ]. Jonke and A. Reinthal.
The Labor Day commit,ee OF the
nounces that all those marching In the
parade to the picnic grounds vii! be
will have to pay % cents.
The Central Labor Union Yesterday
received credentials from the Mosaic
and Ensaustis TiIs,Lsyers SsI;, Tni0n; nmn
boyle: Cabinet Makers Union No.
I. Hy Enrich: John Bsumann. A,
Prince: Gold Beaters' Union, James
Bell.
Next THURSDAY the g, dssssssss ,ss Of csn sn.
Nention OF y. T. a. 252. X. OF L.. Brass
Workers. viii be given their instructions
at the Florence Building. First street
and Second avenue.
otllSerns: ens f. "sSN Nehci n president; I s' w.
Allen, Viee-Presldent; C. C.: krepp: Re
cording sscre,ary; Y. a. Dorm, CORE
elal secretary; ". D Fowler, Treasurer
W. $. Allen. Statistician: W. s. Allen
p. Kline. S. G. Mathews. Trustees; +. L
Rodman, sergeant-at-Arms
Walking Delegate Westenberger or.
dered strike OF architectural iron work.
ers at the shop of Bushman steiber, II
and - Cannon street, where union ner
were discharged. 1t Is alleged, only be
tectural Iron Workers Union. Last week
the Union enrolled eight new members.
Charges have been preferred by the
Omaha Division of the order o: Railroad
Telegraphers against Grand Chief u. O.
Ramsay, George {. Flegel of the General
Executive Board, and A.. D: Thurston
editor OF the official journal, alleging mis-
management, and demanding that these
three officers be impeached.
The Miscellaneous Section notified the
Central Labor Union yesterday that II
had been unable TO settle the grievances
of the Magnolia Association Of walters
against NJ. q. Holland, OF Fourth street
Upon the request OF the Magnolia Asso-
ciition. the Arbitration Committee was
instructed 10 take the matter In hand.
For a few minutes the waiter-sirls a;
Dennetts restaurant. on Park Row. went
On strike last saturday because II had
their customary twenty minutes rest be.
tween I and T.. ii. The girls resumed
work when they We're told that the recess
would not be taken from them.
Winners OF prizes at the picnic games
of the journey ymcn Saddle and Harness
Makers Protective and Benevolent
! Union were II Ellers. William Kinder
man. William McSkimming. John Rer-
nard, Frank Mckenna, Edward Bank,
sr., W. y. Hazel, Andrew Walsh. James
Lciouchs. David Brown, Michael Nc
Carthy, X. j. Cough and Michael Me
carthy. jr,
Letters and kilograms are pouring into
the office Of the American Federation
Labor II Clinton place, requesting x
President Gompers to Issue circular In
favor Of the free coinage Of silver to
avert disaster in the silver producing
States. where thousands upon thousands
OF workmen are idle at present. and
their numbers are constantly increasing,
At the last regular meeting Of the
Gold Reaters Union William Westcott
was elected President; william Nick
lass Nice-Prcsident; Fred Muntzner,
Recording Secretary; William Il. Paret,
Financial Secretary; Edward Lang.
rr. surer and John Gilese. Scrgeant-at-
Arms. The officers OF the Union have
decided to call IL meeting to reconsider
the action of the lnion In declining
10 parade ON Labor Day.
Ernest schuster aai II. PoRgenberg
have been elected trustees by the Fran
ers' Union OF jersey City. EN-President
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