The evening world., 1894-05-26
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

founded what he calls a Labor Church to ad-
yocate the abolition OF the wage system.
The Journeymen Plumbers and Gas Filters
Progressive Union has called a special meeting
for next Monday evening.
Henry zoerner is the new Recording Secretary
of Branch 81, OF the Workmens General Beneht
Union. In place OF Henry Ahrens. resigned.
The Convention OF Raiiroaders will take place
at Lenox Lyceum. Fifty-eighth street and Madi-
son avenue, tomorrow, Delegates from many
parts OF the country Will be present.
or the 500 silk weavers who went on strike at
IIackensack. Homestead and West Hobolen n. j..
thirty-nv' have resumed work at the terms Of
the manufacturers
Union No. 81. Hoboken. are: W. II. O'Nell.
President: Patrick Murrin, Recording Secretary;
NJ. Mescall, Financial Secretary and Treasurer.
Jersey City Bakers will hold a mass meeting
this evening at stler's Hall, First street and
Jefferson avenue. under the auspices OF the Local
Joint Executive Board OF New York and vi
entity.
About 100 Philadelphia boss bakers have
agreed not to patronize any -four merchants deal
ing with the large bread factories OF that city.
where bread Is made at cut rates.
THE Evolutions Of Class Government in the
United States Is the subject OF a labor lee
ture to be delivered at Dixon Hall, Bis Fulton
street, Brooklyn, tomorrow evening. by Hugo
Vogt. OF l.. A. 1863, X. OF l..
Joseph W. Clark Is the new Secretary OF the
Executive Board OF Operative Potters. He Is
corresponding with capitalists In several cities,
"h' Prop ~ w ohi q Wv
Brtcklayers' Union No, . has preferred charges
against the members working for bosses who vio-
late the Union rules. The Walking Delegate re-
ceived Instructions to proceed against the fore
man on the Long Island City water works. who
does not belong to the Union.
The Sheet and Plate Glasiers' Union. American
Federation Of Labor. No. b.3sl. has removed it's
headquarters to 20 orchard street. The new off,
GERS are; Lewis Manasia, President: L. Albert,
Vice-President A.. Cantor. Corresponding seCre-
tsry; L, Levitt, Financial Secretary: A. Stone.
Treasurer.
rho blue label OF the Cigar-Makers' Union
was granted this week to n. Kutzelman, ass East
One Hundred and Fourth street: q. scherger.
Stapleton. Staten Island: F. Fusola, 1928 Third
avenue. Applications for the label were received
from s. Kohn. 136 Lewis street; r. Hinch, "a.
East Elghty-frst street. schir Bros. 1855 Second
avenue; A. Wallach. 400 East Eighty seventh
street.
William Dusling and r. Reich are the new
delegates n the Pie Bakers Union to the Culinary
Workers Trade Council. and II. Wichert has been
elected Treasurer of the Council, while J. s.
Steele was made Corresponding Secretary. The
question NJ retaining unions withdrawn from the
national organizations Of their trade has been re-
ferred to President Gompers for his advice.
An appeal from Tailors' Union No. II. Wor-
cester. Mass. for financial aid in a lockout has
Tailors' Protective and benevolent Union, with a
request to vote for a donation. A motion to defer
the regular meeting of the central body on ac-
count OF Memorial Day was voted down.
Miss Frances Macdaniel is to preside at to-
morrow's mass meeting OF the New York Social
lists at Carnegie Hall. and the speakers will be
Lucien sanial. Harry Glyn, II, Il. Salisbury, Dan.
lei De Leon and others, This will be the last of
the seasons series OF agitation meetings. At last
nights meeting OF the New York Section Lucien
sanial.. Daniel De Leon, Patrick Murphy. Alex
to the State Convention, and Il. Bruckman was
made a member Of the National Executive Com
mittee. A motion to boycott certain halls and
parks. where nnn-union walters are employed. was
lost by a vote Of &C against IS.