The evening world., 1893-10-25

In THE WORLD OF LABOR.

No. l will have an evening entertainment.
Secretary J. J. oa,,sr. Of the New York prass-
improving for his craft
J. Y. Il Earl is the Secretary Q, tn. newly
ofsaniied Progressive Engineers Union, OF Pater-
ssn' N j.. whose membership 10 rapidly inereas.
Henry schmid has been elected Secretary Of
the local Executive board OF N. Journeymen
.urer II II. Edci.
Furniture Workers Union No. :, has appointed
= m sps1lsl so%m,,,se to a,,,,, ls Vrsa1,,in. tho
whore the union has Jurisdiction.
tn. strike az the Glsnher brothers rrass
Mansfacturins Company has been declared on.
paid By other employers p IN the se' city tyne wages
branch Of the Journeymen bakers and Con-
iseiioners Unlon enrolled twelve now members
nj , wses' ,, Nei; !, s =. DAY eysnlna the Branch "a
Union Square.
silverthau & Co.'S cigar packers are on strike
against a reduction Of wages. Policemen are sta
uohed nj tho doors OF tho factory. on First avenue.
between N'ne'y-eishth and Nins,y.ninth streets.
AT . low. computation. 20, 100 women In New
YORK and brookiyn are doing clerical and other
would receive for the same employment.
Herman +. Trspfer. President Of the Buffalo
central Union. ia ono II the candidates for d~e-
8. / t.. o''e""' ~ u" 'A0
The Cumberland Glass Company. which had
siehstN. Arlington anu ITOtn hfrenteu some vino
ago for alleged conspiracy, has been convicted Of
violating tie Store Order law. They propose to
appeal the case.
Starlight Il Co. whose Spanish cisar-maker
are m strike, have been trying to MI ID. strikers
places with members Of the International Cigar
fusu.
branch 1 Of the United Silk Ribbon wesvorS
Union has requested all unions located on the
west side to join them next SATURDAY evening In
marching % Union square. where they will attend
the rally uf tho Socialists,
Journeymen Horseshoers' Union No. 6. Phiiadci-
phia. has entered 4 complaint against the voter
vshia for having Imported q horseshocr under con-
tract from Germany to teach students how to shoe
hornet.
Asolph ore.ne.rs has be.a ven . vote of
Ss.sss.: s%p's;s... .ss AZ. . ): slss..l.sa 81
nittss will hold . special meeting.
xorkmsn At the Peerless. Plush Factory was ret
Jersey state Board Of Arbitration. No discr m
in.,ios viii be made :s,l..t any Of n. striker.
Of the silI.%es.sru' and DYER. unions.
Az brass- worker. residing WHERE no local or
sis,s 10 e Q. ans,s .s:A; viii Il 'H wi %iHi:,sH'; sn sss ON.
q. s.Srrtsfy 81 III. ini.rn.,iSnsi protasraood Of
to form q branch Of that organization.
A reward q 800 has been efsre, BY the Board
detection and conviction Of the Individual who,
Il 10 charged. has wantonly destroyed q beauti-
a ~ rG e1,n ast,h e', .trs., a. an. sni p Tans .s Ss sse f i. II
s snOs m ,s,, . ;SDs "a, ss.,s Of ,s : ny" ,s.v o e. niiii0a
Charters have been granted By the Executive
Council OF the American Federation of Labor
ricsl stag, Employees Union. Of Minneapolis;
Federal Labor Union No. s.0si. of jackson. Mich.
Ii bdra he''''"''A' and D"os'''n''''' 'H'0'' OF
4 oOmml,,e. of the BOARD of walking Delegates
s,rils ,o os.' lad been .as arrested Iii illegally. rSs Com.
tarS the peace. inspector Williams was in
s!racted to thoroughly Investigate the charges
Mayor Braun. Of Paterson. n. j.. where about
lS; goo workmsn are IDLE, has announced nm U tS be- d be
q iresiden. .workmen. m. CITY Hall commi.sion
that no man who is not a member Of some labor
o' ( n.S central s'ai b BODY sap Of Ta,iors "a ana a. Garment.
Workers Unions has been organised at ls4 At.
sssain s,ass'' Union Re Sc' !. ia.. ras aa.f'1 Tsiio1s'
s s. gs;S;s . sss,:FT; s:s..; V Ss.;n.. Co.,
Pants Makers'. Overall Makers and waits. and
work preparing a constitution and bylaws. The
Brooklyn tailors' unions have been requested to
place next sunday evening at 10 Henry street.
Al the Eleventh District Court Justice Murray
S ssead'd s.S Ses nS sa.. a assi sl n, M .orhm.u whom sl'' he
locked out and then tried to eviet from his tsne:
ne, ,p.It- iSo ., o., On t the sSn, msr r The iaTt,'e ,m nsls
and l T. sr D1;:a0f i%se. s 80 and s1t' 70 pas .1Sstssi
who asked for the eviction Of Gus!ave Koenia,
one Of his workmen. was also told by Justice
The Apprenticeship agreement entered into by
the plumbers unions with the Association OF
Boss Plumbers provides that apprent,ces must s
wages to be paid them shall DO as follows: For
ar.. year; z PER T ,ss.D., sss0nd ,0s YEA; use . ,s sTa
%prsntiess intrusted to their care. and see that they
out Of the shop. After serving Ave years the APP
prentice. must stand a practical examination ntn by BY
s sss,d Board !, % Of M, p1re sSI1,,v Of :, The s,,t uS nI ,eeS %sU ,o ~ar.
neymen. and rate them accordingly for the sixth
year. Last night a number OF plumbers, who had
Examining Board. met at lei East One Hundred
and Fourth street and resolved to engage counsel
that Il. blll Is unconstitutional There are many
boss plumbers who. although they were In bust
s ss., %aa x. ' hoard o assnsss P to- grant see them H0' a Il.
<. tn. las, session o, gn,.ss 5,:as. T 1n9"s
Wsrs admitted. Cioakmskers' Union No. l re
ported to have enrolled thirty members at Its
ported that after q long struggle they had finally
succeeded in orsanirins the Hebrew printing
organizations will demand the label OF the Inter.
national typographical Union on their printing
matter. The Organization Committee reported
and that q bakers union. consisting OF nfE-six
members, has been organised, Another mass
meeting Of bakers will tske place next FI.ony
at 1856 Rivington street. The Arrangement Com
mitte< for the Windsor Theatre performance re-
ported to have sold nearly all the tickets.