The evening world., 1893-11-15
in THE WORLD OF LABOR

The s%hirtmakers' strike at the shop OF Boss
Heller has been settled,
Monthly meetings to discus. political economy
will henceforth be held by the Mattress-Makers
Union.
Corcmakers' Union No. 3 has elected Michael F.
Keenan, 10 act as its corresponding secretary.
There are few restaurants and hotels in Provi-
dence. r. /, where one or more labor papers are
not kept on file.
The Hebrew typographical Union OF this city
has succeeded in organizing a branch in Phila-
delphia.
The courts in New South Wales have decided
that an employer cannot make his employees work
on Saturday afternoon without extra pay.
Secretary Ross, of the United Garment Trades.
has been instructed to apply for a charter from
the Central Labor Federation.
Walking Delegate Lawrence J. Brown. OF Local
Assembly 2,sSs. painters. SAYS that In his trade
there Ia little prospect for a general revival before
next year.
John R. Bell has been elected agent Of the Sea-
mems Union in this city in place OF J. Frost, who
resigned. The new patrolmun OF the Union Is
William Davis
While W. J. HoadlNy is attending the National
Convention OF the Electrical Workers. James Nor
rlson will represent Electrical Workers Union No.
. in the Board II Walking Delegates.
A strike OF the architectural iron-workers was
ordered yesterday at the shop OF Ross ~Buschmann.
se Cannon street Who is employing non-union men
at wages Of s. to $40 per week.
Brewers Uaion No. SO announces that Martin
Hachnle 22S Hopkins street, Brooklyn. has given
W non-unton beer and is now selling beer made
Ia u AllgH lt"'Is'
road employees. had its sixth annual ball at
s. engerbund lilll. Brook jyn. last night, whi:h was
quite a successful affair.
In $50 nearly l,leO. 100 children under sixteen
years o. age we're found in factories and work
shops hy the agents OF the United States Census,
$50 DO'' -
nrew"-s Union No. ? has differences with the
Rising sun Brewery, OF Newark, y. J, Union
No, . will Civ. $40 every week TO the men locked
O.' from tho kreWCrles in ST. Louis.
The shoemaAers, lastcrs and other employees
n shoe factories in Milwau zee. formerly belong,
under the International Boot and Shoe Workers
Union
Brewers Union No. / objects to the action OF
the Waters AMI Ba,tenders' Union in ~desIgnat-
ing several halls as union places where non.
union beer Is being sold. To the locked.out brew
cry hremen and driyers in St Louis Union No.
! has GIvea S25.
MachtnI',s' Progressive Union No. ! las re-;
au"s'ei several Of It's members VINO have hnt
staty emnloyncut at s:i per week 20 pay their
rull NJ out-o!-work beneh'iaries.
Union barterders In Hoboken, Jersey City, Vest
li,b"K.n "at Union I'M can nnd no work be
unemployed men from other trades who Offer
th,i- services Tor ore.hOlt the union wages.
Tie Tinted Hebrew. Trals' Unions have re
GuoStcl the manager : the ITALIA Theatre 70 re.
ms ate one of the members Of the Liberty Pro-
%,ort.ye Musiral Union. who. II Is alleged, was
ton ~ rc,ogrifi1s The socialist Labor reiera.
lion Is 10 he discussed next week.
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! ..on Er.o,lyr.' was denounced at Yesterdays
]n.,riny ~ the TDh,lstererS' Union ,r working
overt ~, at IN" shops Of Bosses S'rohmcyer and
va ,h5r--t with cmnl.ylng non-unInn men, AMI
a ,,nmi,rra Was AnrointcI TO take stpps in the
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w ~ we n'tNI'tes pellns,nx VI .e h,ltish
hNNllAt' Inrh''"hri ny p''esatt ld'tlck Niose at
AZ 'Hh1dE n.s',hS OF IN, CentraI LABOR thion'
N" Imam bte"inE ,ompahE OF tnls city'
G"i locked OUT 'hlrty hn'shtS OF LABOR VINO oo-
.c0r,,I tn a reduction OF wager me he1dlIarters
NJ n" locked 'uL men - al y hillingers nan '5s
Nlrlh aNenl" Inrr' u also 'rolble az the new
ARK t."" y OF the s!ni.'ate' known as hast-
nrr 5 brewery
Charges ~ Consp,racs were preferred against
/ NllElug Delegates Louis SAndsrmarn. James Gar.
diner William Hanrahan and ]. W. IIalkett at
~. jefferson Market PcIlre Court yesterday by
owen O.Connlll. ~ Progressive Painters Union
No l. Whu SAYS That hey prevented Aim from
N n, unions ~arl,arei VITA the hoard Of Waking