The evening world., 1893-07-25
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Prot, ctive Union, is in this city on a
| vacation trip from Massachusetts.
Edmund Graf is the new business
| agent of Walters Union No. l. and
Otto Wagener was elected secretary
Stephen Whelan. $50 South Fifth
street, Williamsburg. has been elected
corresponding secretary OF Chair Finish
ers' Union No. 80.
1t has been found necessary to open
| n h )mc in sydney for servant girls out
| of employment owing to existing de-
| preston.
A large number of new members were
enrolled at the last regular meeting OF
the Italian branch OF the Cloakmakers'
| Union.
Bakers Union No. 1853 elects: l.. Klein.
! President; c. Reiter, Nice-President: j.
| Rother, Treasurer: II. Grunewald. Sec
retary; p. Rother, Trustee.
one of the New England boss quarry
men has stated that the lockout against
the Stonecutters' Union cost his hrm
nearly $4,000.
About 1000 workmen are idle AZ Wood
| haven, l.. J.. whore n big agate ware
factory was closed yesterday for an in
| definite period.
For the faithful performance of his
Union of Cleveland, o.. Is required to
furnish a bond for SIS.
Peter Breidt. of Elizabeth. n. j.. has
renewed his contract with journeymen
Brewers Union No, ,. and his men all
| Joined the organization.
At Peigram q Meyers silk factory in
Paterson. n. j., about $50 weayers went
| on strike yesterday against ~ per cent.
| reduction OF their wages.
Many members of Machinists' Union
| No. ? are out Of employment. and those
having work have been requested to
| assist in procuring Jobs for those who
are unemployed.
These officers have been elected by
Machinery Moulders' Union No. 4: A.
President;' P' r. ii. Kenworiny. Financial
| Secretary, Robert Fenton. Recording Sec
retary: John Higgins, lnductor; Walter
Ashley. Doorkeeper.
| In Massachusetts me knights Of Labor
| have ninety three local assemblies with
80. +29 members. The delegate Of the State
! Assembly To the coming General Assem-
bly, will be Secreiary-Trcasurer NJ. j.
| Bishop.
Carpenters, .lnioa No, is7 decided yes
terday 10 hold IA special meeting on sun
| day. Aug. q, To settle the question of
elect!ng "A German speaking walking dele
gate, Carpenters Union No. ol3 Will de-
eide this question neat Monday.
| BOSS Bushman. 81 Cannon street, com
Piled with the demands of the Archi-
| tcctural Iron Workers Union yesterday,
and consequently work was not inter
ruptci at his shop, although Walking
Delegate Westcnhcrgcr was determined
10 order q strike Il the settlement was
| not satisfactory.
Walking Delegate Edward McLc cughlin,
! of Painters Progressive Union No. q,
| ordered u strike on Iiall's saloon, Hud-
son and Franklin streets, yesterday.
where boss i w. DoughcrtY, - Green
wich street, had non-unipn painters at
work For the same reason union paint
ers struck on the ions Of Boss Humboldt.
on Broone and Hudson and Narick and
/ Broome streets,
Walters Union No. % has elected: j. j,
Cunningham, President; John Maloy,
Vice President: \. Goodan, Recording
Secretary: l.. NJ. Johnson. Financial
Secretary. G. Crate, Corresponding Sec
rotary. r. Huber. Treasurer: Robert
X oily, Guardian! j. l.. Key. Sergeant-0t-
Arms; J Berkshire j. Kelly, j. o'bricn,
Trustees.
During the last tiroe months the re-
Ceipts II CiEar-Makcrs' l'ni0n No. III
amounted 10 S.lCLiS, and s3Sio,G0 WAS
disbursei. Yesterday an application
for permission TO strike was granted
I The body OF the late member, William
S)iy. has been removed from Potter's
Field ani inferred 1T the Lutheran
Cemetery.
\ German leather bag maker in Lon
don enpluysI four youths % his own
nationality, He made them work on
week DAYS fifteen hours IA day. on Sat
urdays twelve hours and on Sundays
fiye hours. They received as wages six
cents per day. Some charitable people.
hearing of this, managed TO have the
fellow fined 500 in court Of law for
cruelty,
United Engineers Union No. / has