The evening world., 1893-11-01
i'm THE WORLD OF LABOR.

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An fpioymeht bureau lot oookolnoers h.s ueen
,'aannSTot ~ " $500 ~
- A. IA.
Johnl hail' OF Machih,t.h Union ~ $50.
dead, ga lhe charter OF MS orsahi%ae'" mas oeeh
'"p'N ~
The Boa-a OF Wa!klng ne,egates nus changed
Its meepng room 10 lO East fltty-mtn street
plumhtra, Steam and Gas Filters Union No. 70
The headquarters OF the Phoenix Labor Club,
H.. OF l.. brass workers, has been removed to Mill
tnry Hail 1893 Bowery.
Owing TO the activity OF Walking Delegate John
htters won two strikes within the last few days.
A,s,,, uur,hur, ia the pevly..Iec,ed pr.sIden,
or shinyin,s "nS Iatsers' Eede-,i inion No
6 OO1. The new Financial Secretary is Henry
ne ~. u.,.,u..,,,, r.,o.,,,.,,,, ,.,,o, ,o,
voted for he proposition a;'C Of paving a stated
TTSraadisys " u 'e''e'S'' " j" '"'eN '"'
Tho Advance .,oo,,,,o, =, poolb,,dsr, 70.
minis us unemployed members Una, ,ney must
resis'er every week II they expect 10 receive
'hg,r Denyn1s . r,,,,u., co.rox. ri,
Mon,ders' Inion No al brooklyn. and NJ. II.
Kelly. 2ss Columbia street. was elected Core
snondinr SECRETARY ~
" ". ,,,..y - ,n .,,.,u.,.,
Al the tnlrv.Nk tramp s.a'ons 81 @
warn yivsn a r,ohis ,odvinr last wear the total
cost Of these stations being IS, $50,
rh. a., -, -,.nn,r,. =, p,o.,,, ,.,o-
Club No. 2. brass workers, VIII be held at Mel
lens Hall. ?5s Atlantic avenue. brooklyn, on
nv u " '''"'' -,
have its SsadsuaT.ers at the casino. iis Second
avenue, where the regular meetings are to take
place every hr't and third Monday OF the month.
The International Cloakmakers' Union has called
a mass-mee,lns for next saturday evening, to
he held at Nes irving Hall, 2l4 Broome street
The initiation lee has been reduced to 20 cents
Seamen's Union, reports that seamen ara scarce
in this port at present. because most Of the meu.
have gone to ports where shipping is brisker'
At ,c-night's monthly meeting OF PAYERS and
Rammermen's FEDERAL Union No. ssh. which
will be held at Seventeenth street and First ave
nue., membe-s in arrears for over six months
Tho a omcor o,oo,o, h, pror-.,tvs Var.
. nishers" Uulon No. l are: r. o'Tara, President
l.. Meyer, Vice President: G. Worker, Treasurer:
j. Taper. Recording Secretary; ii. Epsteln, FL
nancial Secretary q. Berger. Sergeant t-Arm
Henry Clayton. Walking Delegate.
c,a,,.,h... 60 ....... ... ,,
ntache,ppTI * .Vs SlEar.mske,s ns' o1e
nrnn.uu ny ~ 80 u.Sarane ,snrnn ~, ~" .hn,
terh-.iona' GisafImshers unon INA. me snop
-, -, 10 ,,Ein. 81" ., ~. Snrina stroo,
The city government of Stuttgart. wurtembers,
has established a bureau to register applicants
for work without expense to workmen. 1t Is es,
tlmated that the burtau VIII COST the city not
At Yesterdays meeting OF the Upholsterers'
Union 1t was reported that Palmer g. Embuty.
: Boston. have reduced wages. and members were
requested to stay awsy Tomorrow evening the
men working at wholesale shops are TO be orga-
niEci NJ !" East FOURTH street
The Weekly Psym mt law passed by the last
Illinois Legislature has been declared uncorsti-
~tutionsi by Justice q p Shops. OF the SUPP enc
Court OF ,lilinoi, and Judge Reed OF wichita
ham declared ,hit me hsht-HouF Ia" o. ran
About 10, cOo men will S. needed in californla's
raisin centre. where two months work will be
available. Wages are about rs cents a day and
board, or Sl.l5 without boird: but few white
men VII be employed. as Chinese are sent to the
vineyards by the carload
In 1870 Wayne County. Pa. was the leading
section OF the United States in leather products,
its annual business amounting to over So. 900. 900
per year Now the county has only one tan
nery; New inventions nave made me bark Win
tanning may be carried on at present anywhere
Frank NJ. Gessner. formerly Secretary OF the
window-Glnss Blowers Union. says: The day OF
high. wages for glass-blo~ers and eei.workers Is
about ended. For a long time the Class-blowers
maintained their wages by excluding foreigners
and limiting the number of apprentices. but now
a machine has been devised to do their work. and
II will supersede the blowers lust 70 surely as
moving machines have taken the place Of scythes.
and as typ setting machines are dlsplac!ng COM
positors."
sisss-M ofkers ,vnlon 10. a. eiected tnese
onterI "a AS.SH nenn r. 2 ~ Seosse Sos'
telIo' Nl'e,t resI9ehl' Satrl.h !, fInu, torresponu-
1 ~ " Secu. u Thnmss 10 m ns i. nnan
NAM ~ osenh can,hsiI Tr,stses. iI S anO
Sam anu Joseph campbell itus'ees' Henry camp
yell i'e"su'e''
waters onion NO i mas appoin;ed = special
.on,HIt'ee' Mh.h, .n ,on'1n.t,on MN inc Hrn,-
,, Nv ,n nants- r,,n tbs nronr,.,aps hsIr.
tlon' ~ 10 cCnieI WIN ~ p'uir OIL hsis
anu res'suraHts IN IesaLu 10 neM uies ahu a
new sea ,nd "se'S' he"' '"u mas peeh
elected Anui'or'
Brooklyn Walters Union No. 2 has resolved
to assist Bartenders' Union No. l.stSfE. No. 2,
although the latter was susp. -ed from the
Hotel and Restaurant Employees National Al
nance' se,retary quo 9iekowshy la teslBned.
ahl ms successor 10 10 De eiec'eu 1T the next
regular mee'i"s'
Mach'nlsts should stay away from Palatka,
Fla. Muncie, Ind, New Orleans, La. Durilng-
ton. Ia. Cleveland, o.: Pensacola, Fla. and
Toronto. Canada, as there is absolutely nothing
To do for them. and the few machinists at these
rlGees are on strike against reductions OF wages.
Tho Eyscutive Cou,cl n, tho Nov, yo,. s,o..
printars: I,nions rooets IN Aihpr to.ds" az
rss,Jonca ~ prosiJont ianns LirwIr u
arTanremants Tor he annual STATE Cony,,iinn
Kings County Board OF Supervisors, Broklyn,
,bis month