The evening world., 1894-02-10
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Wscksntths' luton No. ~ has elected NJ J.
UoNlcy President. and Albert Gsrteii Secretary.
cigar Packers tnlcn No. ?5l won two strikes
this week, Members working for Bondy A Ledsrer
will he expelled.
Now sections OF the Socialist Labor party were
organised this week at Louisville. Ky; Dayton,
u, and Lafayette. y. ],
Local Assembly $3.50. II, Of L.. has amlcshly
settled It's differences With the management Of the
IAN Niict malt house In Newark. y. J.
IN. MAYOR and min, members OF the city Com
~ OF HIll, tNnidi, re knights Of Lslcr.
Joseph Desmond has been elected master n
ohcprs are: J. \. Frost. secretary. Peter Martin,
.oll'ctor G y. Sn, Ter Receiver: {. H. uicn,
Agent.
In ireland tho Mig is known As the Gentleman
who paws tho r,nt," Raising hogs In that country
Is more profitable than almost any other labor at
present.
icrrickmsn struck against. the employment Of oh.
iertionNblc men on the Museum Of Natural His.
tory, have settled with the Union.
PROGRESS is a new labor paper pub istcd In the
Russian language at go Cherry street lsAar A.
HourN lrh is the editor and Jacob Pollock. man
agsr. 10th are knisht ~ Labor.
John 4 L:cs Ia, been elected to 3 vacancy in
The Hoard ~ Directors Of Plumbers I mon No. 2
other vacancies viii he hlled NEXT Mondsy Among
the candidates are Frank COW ell and John Dolan.
The Industrial Legion, Of Los Angeles. cal. has
Federation Of Labor, and a call for a National
convention of all labor organizations viii soon he
Issued Nv inc Legion.
Mcssrs. Lennon. Madre and Cunning succeeded
Yesterday In settling the lockout II the union
,%ailors at ,Redtcrn's shops as the arm conceded
the demands Of the men. This Il, the second vie
tory Of the mon in that shop during the last few
weeks.
Lectures for vorkinRmsn will be held Tomorrow
evening at 5 Union square by Lneien. sanisl upon
Ing. Thirty seventh street and Eighth avenue. b-
II. II salisbury. subject Living without Work q"
and at 1891 Second avenue by j. d. Ksim, subject
Remedies"
hotter, Mskcrs' Union al has elected George Hep
worth, President; G, Fidler. Vice President; :
Cronnan' Treasurer l." rsse, Recording secre-
corresponding Secretary William Murray. Guard
d, Cronnan, T. corroran, T. Sheridan, Trustees.
Thu General Exccutiv. heard OF the knights
Labor bay journal Members NJ the order desir.
ing 10 become solicitors for tn, hoeit should at
once communicate with General Treasurer John ".
on Tuesday, March 10. delegates N the local
walters unions Of Germany viii meet In Conven-
tion in ncrlin. The organized walter. OF this
material from which they ar. 10 learn that th.r.
are more walters in tn. United states than are
needed.
~ro.morroN. IN , n silk
lib n W av r. vii h. held a. he We t side La'o
Lyceum zee West Forty-,ocond street The strike
at the factory Of Smith 4 Kaufman Ia to be dis
reduced. The union AZ Paterson, y. j., has been
reoreanired with about 500 members
Patrick Menrydc. Of the United Mine Worker.
strongly advises against a ssn,ral s,ril. a,
present, giving for his reasons the fac, that the
strikers could be easily replaced by the Thousands
who are out ~ employment, and that the organ.
~isations arc not In a condition for q nsht.
While working at a circular raw at tn. shor
Of POTTER & stymus. George Pietz, Of Cabinet,
Makers Union No I was fatally injured, III
died Yesterday. Pietz was very popular and wa,
engaged TO he married neIt week. Tho funeral
will take place tomorrow at 1 p. NJ. from COS
East se'cnty.hrst street.
When 1000 able bodied men will stand In lin,
for. hours Just TO get = bowl n soup and a niec,
~ bread. Il is time tho people should rise W from
their deluded trance ana ask themselves nov 4
do something for humanity. "-We,,.rn World.
The members Of an orchestra in R.riin were re
GENTLY fned $40 for accompanying cheers for tn
SSiI,,.t,.. ~ u,en ,Ss,r Even a, ,aeor meeting VIII
the police considering IN. action OF the musician
to be a deliberate insult to the Lieutenant Of Pc
lice. who was present with his stenosrapher TAX
Ing notes
In the early days of IN. labor movement, II
r6nncs The aim ana ob,ects Of labor orssHi.s
protect science To instruct the people. To pro
cure work for the un.mplored. To encourage use
n, talent, To sonauc, tn. G]oy.r.men, At tn
the expense NJ n. lahorins masses.'
An assessment ri - each has been levied upor
n. members o. II. Rrothsrhooi 81 Lccomo,iv
cslnts Of Secretary v W Arnold last mont
amounted to tS',s7s, and the disbursements wcr
~ wv NdNlNT n Wlhnre IN the treasury O
1920. *. The number ~ local lodr,s hns In
creased to Se. the last NJ them having been or
ssnized al Syracuse. y. V
Two hundred and Nifty thousnd signatures ar
wanted for n n~ctition 10 the I.Eislsture to M
thorize public works upon a large scale in THU
city, as underground rapid transit roads, publii
baths and lnvntorte., halls. docks and school
houses, The petition will he circulated hy tn,
Conference for the Relief NJ the Unemployed Al
resolved by that body last n,Eht. A proposition
to demand 81. nm. ono for distribution among indoo,
workers was laid over for four weeks. Next w.ei
cards will he given to d~eleEatos. The Credrntia
Committee is composed NJ Alexander Tomas. A. J
Smith, J. J, Daily and Secretary Edward Henck
Ter.
The death is announced Of n.rard McGoneEal
n membcr ~ the Journcymen Tailors' Protective
and Benevolent Union. entitled to all benefits
The vote on the amendment In regard to eleCtini
members oi the General Executive Board Nv IN,
union where the National headquarters In located
is due on TUESDAY. Feb, 20. The request Of IN,
union To snpoint Fred Jensen as Organizer for HI
State Of New York could not ne complied wit,
hv the g. f.. r. as the National Convention hA
already appointed an organizer in the person o.
II. %Lippmann. of Troy. The commentator II
regard to the tarir on imported goods will h
printed and distributed among the members
Lion Park received $40 votes as the place for thu
annual picnic against 81 polled for Rrommers
Union Park. John Johannsen was elected trustee