The evening world., 1894-03-16
IN THE FIELD OF LABOR.

Cigar Makers Union No. lG5 enrolled thirteen
now memb.rs this week.
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nlrtn @ sun'Wann ONE Ne'E M.',e ,%n ,H"o as'
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trades workmen In Sydney.
John H. MIrhaelson has been elected President |
OF Carpenters Union No. 4e7 The new Secretary |
IL CharleP Ryder.
Clsar.mokcrs unions in Philadelphia propose
to amalgamate in order to reduce expenses and
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me 'iun"" ,s,r, @ r.S,rtrs His week making
.",aI q, 40 Nv"
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Bakers Union No II YESTERDAY pr".'",'"'S %
boycott nsalnN loss BAKER Henry ''''' a. NC"
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rns,iay m,w eysninr Nv thc IIexapon Labor club X
~ - iue LAYERS, bclpsrs
49,. "a, -, ,h, r,,,., c,r,,e,t Trades an
For the benoht 9f the unitet nnrmSnt 'T.s That r
entsrtalhmeht VIII pe elNGh en "' 'N' IMAM"
The Food Producers section OF the Central Labor
I'm, n East Eourth street Ihls evening.
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MI'R,nS pei'shSe r n""S" ,a San SnI be "xnects 10
be successful In another in the next few days.
| rh, ,rr,,,rro worlcrs n, VtIco y. v are out
,.,,n I'M caiiirv unon Tho members Of
o,hrr local unIons to unite in political action at
| 'he o"''o' uoN , a.,
Anthony Funke. o. College POM, sramIru aHe
SGna"ds ha Er,,rn St n'S a N"rwI"h conn offered
%h'Ie WI hrsN'nS M o nsr csn, m wSica was rejected
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Upon request OF President Perkins, OF inc 'lghr-
Makers International Union the local unions
throughout the country are seniinE protests $40 TO
Washington against the Increase of the tax upon
tobacco --,- .....,.,, :,
| White there are thousands OF unemployel IN
Australasia iishor Weber mas 4eSm namresSni @ one
%srSG,s S%@ ET the necessity of sending out more I'm
9Th. Social Issue" ia the subject Of n lecture
TO be delivered by NJ. Il. icvcrson, NJ H., under
| the auspices Of Local Assembly 81 j6l. X Of L..
a, Webster Hail, one Hundred and Forteth street
So far nhout 20 900 signatures have been secured
for IN" rrtition on hehsIf Of the unemployed On
March os the lists viii be closed and the petition
% "," ~ ,orworSad tn Nhany i'm cas-. 80 OOo sigma
tnros rs y" Se have ,' Sren Collected.
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Fifteen new members were enrolled by lpho!,,
sterers' Union No. last night 1t was reported
that the men who took the places o. HINetS ,ir r AT
pany have left and Joined the Union
III. S.,,,o,, ,,r,,, =, Hsw sou,b Wales is
a,,i s,,,ro Win wrss,I nvn,rs Tor boycottIng
i'mS It's mSmHsrs. The seamen are hoycotting ths
,Da "H r "Vn ,rns,d ana ~i,h GOOD Eject
o"hF'S are l"'e''"'''' anu WI" e'o' '"''
Henry Krctlow general organizer and labor
apitstor far IN. Intrrrrtoral Cirar- Union.
is in Lancaster Pa. trying to boom the orCaniza'
tion In that stronghold Of chcap and bad cigars
, | MIR. Kretlow takes enthualastr view, predict
ing general advance for better conditions in his
trade before the summer is half over.
,hoir ens"tns Ms, ,beir hCaI, tnrcther ami turT
= thSir bneis 10 The encmy This ia unlonism
W., i've yyy"rkcrs 10 not orp,nizo they turI
MI beods 10 ,hc ,bossc., and lick the stun
" m a, nS1'S " ,cb W o,rer@,b,. a. f,Iy and d,spla"
LIS wisdon man The DONKEY. sam t;onprrs.
following new officers; John Gel-hncr, President