The evening world., 1894-01-17
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

The AmalginpioI Society Of Clrrer'crs has So
world AZ present.
Joseph j. cIrrRr's funoual way alton itd By
members of The 'entral Park VIA. &~,tn's Nssp'is-
ton yesterday. lie was bVficl at calvary Gem
Y j. Hcidcn 6 Sons. ]builicrs. pay their m.n
working In MS a. Sc 10 per day. white tAcec
employed N tee >ie.nity receive only 81 and
Wages in ms, OF ~. hrow,rlC, in thiq cN;y
have hecn reduced from SIS - SIS ana lc+s.
nItholEh N" Losses Promised they wcUid pay
union wages.
f. OF L., mixed 'raIes. q innss- meeting WI BE-
h1"ld next 'ridav evening At clarendon Hall IN
demand more restrictive measures Against In
migration.
fwt,iturc Workers Union No. -, upholstsref..
is a%git"tins for the formation ~ . i6tnt local
%Nyrntl,' hoard y Nil furriturc. workers orgsnt.
ra''o!is In New ictn and vicinity.
III, WatcrhDa.e Woolien MIL. Of ps-saic.
has ! -du"ei the WAGES Of It's ]cnployc es from IA
to 20 peg cent. The mill was closed for three
weeks but is now oien aud running on full
brarch :. Of the workmcn's tencral Reneat
mi n %liroohlyn, has elected; j. schMcnk. grcrl-
aent u. finstcr'e, Nice-Prcsident; j. Brambetr.
Recording Secretary; L. Gerlach, Financi,l See.
re'afF. y SC!ta, Treasurer.
Motrisania Branch No. c OF the W~nrkmen's Gen.
era ncngnt nion has elected these officers: II.
tteiiet' President. $. Kind. Vice President =.
DURHAM, Re 9rding secretary; II. Mucllet. Trci,.
erei, T. iioi"Eaue'. Financial Secretary. c. lilley.
NV
ne omrars OF District Assembly -, X, n L..
- y ialHaN "hIiolte', say they expect d great
revival ana that during the present year their
"rE.h'zatioh VIII gain at least :.cDO ncW Nom
IiIaryh ! NJ tine Workmru'r General Benefit
onion hiss I2G members at present. The receipts
last [s1r were S. 81 9si and $500 has been
Frank and John Mitrha,'.
About 5000 chiltren under sixteen vears were
kept AVA from H. :Ntor,cs VI Pcnns"lyanta
inH,r IN" "t" FACTORY Inspection law lest year.
IN ls'- IN" nurlhcr ot children working in ia
tor'rs NaS Sj,:l'' and In 1898 oniy @i.lSi were
'oNtn'
The New Jersey State Board O, Arbitration IA
irving to settle The wcaVers' strike 81 the Adams
MI IN Peterson, where wages were cut from s.
ANU n 81 S,D TO 81 ana $a,9o PER week or lower than in
!, V.aS. s,'n,'nf oS,aDn'htnCnt In mis- vicinity
It was resolved TO request the general oairrrs a,
The National Alliance of Hotel and RcstaGrSnt
which the Union is to be suspended unless 1t rec
osh'2es l'artendcrs' Union No, l
brewery Engineers Union No. / has urpola,ci
committee Of the Architectural IRON Worker,
ruion with Il view Of tboro,irbIy orYaniling nj,
shops Of ;ncir respective trades in ms city.
s5o"rs 4, ,hci, w. NO. Strha Joy me nose
"a az, w .hoif m'etlnE ih.t nlSht 'hcy appoint
ot asking him that he should use his lnnnccnre
horseshoers. "
The c,o,o-s orrta,.,
G. S,hvnp.,au,rai -. -, ' n''
grcsaIya Ininn TN ma'p io,hCh inc 'oopcrs FRO.
wcrl. rboan inst ri,"sion we a. a sohmittce at
sm,Iro ma,I, '.S'.,l ions are TO bring about I'm
lions in this city and lirookIyn. "e'""
HALLWAY ,rscci,,to,. h,..
from the hard times md ,bcTI, h,I"r hH''rers
rrrn,Iy rcI,rnd ~" !" NV WI. m'in'e'ship wac
per cent, ironrinr on .rho nn III ,LnIS nan ~
way Trsinmrn Io,t moro tb,n ,%s o,hnr w h'ii'
Ions, comparatively """ !" II" o's"''"i-
uo.s.rcn,Ir- ,tis
,,nss "'r.lnE 'hI' evening M Cooper Institute.
,actlve and nrneyolc,, rni u men nhl'ors rro-
jec, o, '"ruri1 I spIsio,tom w. n,s'.ss .ne sun
Will he n n Narrir I,, 'f,""'t Nv SUeHh'rs
Gcnpers. Thomas Gurninc Andrew '","H,'
60, "F
, II, ,".tu'E !, W. Johnson, OF New jersey. has
rirt,,nn u, 'G ~ ,1',oMlhs onrets elected by the Asso-
ar,'I VI StaunnIry Engineers in Paterson: Will
a., ~ az, 'itSluent J. ii. Mnth, Nlce-Prcsi-
snn = ,,n' IcIo'hihs secretary +. w. John
ciai Secretary: ID GiIn,n T, . ~ Mo "s ~ Innn
Conductor; j. s. Uardcastlcr nSorl.eener """
poro, n,a ~ ,'""e,pe''
e, n"Ser n'siirc Us me n""'y elected President Of
tnp,,~o s i,''S'"n VI ,h' iG,nol,rs mon Pro.
virr p $40 rH'r',k " is2Nfhr was elected
r.tarr. r , = G,risE m.'h5r,,M, r,has.aaa See.
Arns. II w. 'rvtNpr",' =, lisIt' SSrgsan,-a,-
~ H. n"'rTE, 'ii-hhDi i.nnSLilr. trustees: X.
nnsn.re, = tonIne J. 1tlnlar,in. J.. Waters:
'n'ohh
Last "cir. ACCORDING 10 et~stistIcs, about 81 90
men and Is 900 women c~rigrated from japan 10
fhd hom"s In tTcri,l Europe and other coun-
- carried on by the capltslistic system. is over
,ro"uel WIN Norknra VINO leaNc or shltt about
p'r'u'c lHF! pelieNs 'heE Gun 40 better some" mere
''sc'
The movement for consolidating and amalgamat-
ing the labor organizations Of Philadelphia is pro-
crossing. A committee OF fifteen is at work draft
ing a plan for organizing a new central body with
which all local unions ard X. OF l.. assemblies are