The evening world., 1894-02-23
IN THE FIELD OF LABOR.

General Secretary Charles r. Reichers has sue
ceeded In settling the differences OF the United
Garment Workers with Durk, Fried & Co.. Dalti-
more.
duction OF wages for bottle blowers. who. hereto
fore made from $3.50 TO SIS per day.
For next Tuesday evening Cooks Alliance No. 81
has called q meeting to discuss the question OF
how TO assist the unemployed.
The Chaplin woollcn mills at Northboro, Mass
nave stopped work until the tarin II settled.
beg.
Tile LAYERS Union want a practical tile-laycr to
DO appointed for the Park Department as In
spettor or tiling. They say the present inspector
Is an incompetent politici,n n.
Lodge No. Is, Of the switchmen's Mutual Aid
Association. has elected w. NJ. McGlasson. Mas.
ter; !. Doran. Vice Master; o Helnzelmann, Re
Directors.
The special meeting Of the United Association
o, Mood-nsryers at which the election Of a
tonight. jacob L.. Bausch. who served the or
ganization for several terms satisfactorily, is a
candidate fot reelection.
Local Walters Union No. Is has elected. n
L. Ferguson. President r. +. Cutting, n. court
wright. NiCe-Presidcnts: ". w. Davis, Recording
Swsr, ,,e T; T. brown, Financial Secretary;
Mhiiam Mason, Treasurer: J. BRughman, Guide
IL. NJ. Remington, Sergeant. farms.
Local Assembly 70. X. OF L.. tailors. initiated
Twelve new members this week. The Assembly
adopted resolutions ,enounCing a statement made
by delegates to the Central Labor Union that No,
~ was not a bona-hde labor organization.
After a fight lasting twenty-one months tho
White Granite Company has settled with the
Granite-cuiters' Union. OF this city. Financial
secretary William j. Iianlcy desires il To be
kn"Sh mat his address Is now at $50 West Tven-
cards should address him. s
The newly elected officers Of Bakers Union
~, " ere: nharles Gucnthner. President. q.
and N"p'et corrsspo p5ts,d'n,; ), l%lonrs9,ni Recording
r , tihanrial Secretary: II. Thocphile. Treas.
uaer' Scawick; Sergeant alarms; e, Guenth.
ner' "' hnpter' william Collier. Trustees.
Rudolph Modest. f. %Brueckmunn. Fred srhoeter
u. hlicka. F Lange, II. Weninrer and /, Sucker
nave been elected members Of the strike com.
mice OF oiSar-Makers,, Union No. 90. The new
mr al the Label Committee are Messrs.
Sucker. ' ""'''' anu
siNty,eisht local unions OF this state were rem.
Ifssen.ea ny l2o delegates at yesterdsr's eight hour
convention OF the United BIotherhood NJ e. ,rnon.
lets ana Joiners in Webster Hall, East EIcynnth
street Sam Gompers and +. j. Mcclure smoke
s uo" uI e,sh'.honr question. and after other
speScnes II was resolved IN demand the eight hour
HGrkdav on May | within a radius Of ,vanIy
ni, y from New York. T.. 7. Dcesan was elected
Demanding rapid transit roads to I've hull, hy the
city. and thanking The Evcniry; World? ,,or
'S nsnt against the padronc system.
EI:ighty-two delegates TO the conference FOR tho
~ u tne unemployed assembled Mt &c Delaney
street Yesterday evening, many more having been
informed by the doorkeeper that the meeting had
zen postponed. Or. stanton Colt stated that. MS
,nilrnhh OF the Executive Committee. he wanted
10 nave = meeting Of that Committee to consider
,he wltnhrawal OF the Central Labor Union and
o.nrr destinations heiorc the next meeting OF the
conference Those present insisted that the con
ieIehre mad adjourned TO Feb. 90. and they pues-
TONED tho right OF DIR. Colt 10 post pone tho meet
inR consequently the conference met. elcctlng
.harles Sotheran. Chairman, lie presided until
n'eNanher Jonas appeared. In the mean time the
hNe,hl'Ne committee met In another room without
OF me conference. After having listened to some
reports from delegates the conference adjourned
10 meet on Friday. March .. The delegates who
Withdrew met at so East Tenth street and re-
solved TO continue the agitation for legislative
measures Tor the benefit Of the unemployed.