The evening world., 1894-04-28
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Massachusetts, carpenters will hold q convention
to consider the short-hour movement In Boston
June L.
The fourteenth annual picnic of Boiler Makers
Union No. Il will take place at sulzer's Park
on May %.
Knlppscher a Mas. of Paterson. N. j.. yester-
day signed the union scale OF their striking silk
dyers.
Samuel Johnson was admitted to he Board Of
Walking Delegates yesterday as representative
OF the Elevator Constructors Union.
Cincinnati shoe manufacturers have combined.
making an agreement, not to employ any one who
is a member Of a labor organization.
For the benefit of the striking brewery, work
men an entertainment VII be given In the
Brooklyn Labor Lyceum this evening.
Several members Of the Mosaic and Encaustic
Tile-I.a yers' Union. who had been working on a
strike job. were nned $50 each by their orsaniza-
ton.
The newly elected President Of Electrical Work
crs' Union No. I Is p. c, Fitzpatrick. and s. +.
Cameron was elected Financial Secretary. The
Corresponding Secretary Is II. s. Stone.
For the beniht Of the ofncial organ OF the Cut
mary Trades Council an entertainment will be
given at the International Labor Exchange. AZ
East Tenth street, this evening.
Fifteen manufacturers. fifteen business men and
confer at the hall Of the Y. NJ. C. A. In that city
next Monday at 8 p. N. In regard to settling the
strike,
Pennsylvania. and his assistants made 3.%32 In
spections last year, finding III. SIS men. 80. sol
women ana gi,lsl cnlluren over Twelve anu ul!ltr
sixteen years and IS children under twelve years
employed.
The Lowell Literary Society has challenged
a number OF labor unions to a debate upon the
subject OF THE Trades Union Movement Is a
Danger to the Welfare OF the People" The de-
bate Is to take place on May 8 at the Brooklyn
Labor LyCeum
District Assembly 20. X. OF L.. Quebec, Canada,
has rotiaed General Secretary Treasurer John W,
Hayes. that the statement telegraphed 10 several
papers that 10. 900 men viii leave the Order in
Canada In false and that the KniUhta In the
Dominion are and will remain to be loyal mem
bers OF the organization.
Canada labor unions demand OF the Dominion
Government laws compelling railways to carry
passengers for . cents per mile: payment OF union
Wage. on GSvernmsn' contracts making the hrs:
stop to Chinese immigration.
The annual Convention Of the international
brotherhood OF Bookbinders will assemble In Al
bany, \. Y, next Tuesday: May !. Thlrty-hve
W re recently granted to new branches In Cleye-
lard. o.; Raleigh, n C; Denver. Col: San
Francisco, Cal: Toronto. Ont.
Lectures for workingmen tomorrow. 8 P. NJ,
at 8 Union square Final Result OF Competition,
america, by Charles sOtheran; a, 1891 Second
Leon; at SIS Fulton street. brooklyn. "Mon.y."
by c, II. Ma,chett at so East Tenth street. I'm
dustrial Exchange" by T. Il. wakeman.
District Assembly 40, X. of L., has requested
MAY l., Master Workman McCsddin was addec
to the list OF speakers, The Amalsamated Asso
T rssoIpsa q last t'G nisss to ,sks p paq nl'T tss d.m aas
~stration.
A conference of delegates from the Internationa
s nSsS's a, t the n y" natl Si.y LABOR IsS rG EnoS.n rs to !, 8
Fast Tenth street, this evening for the purpos
Of CGn.ider,nE a plan how to orssnI,e the me,
"hom were In the union several years ago.
Jewelrv workers are to be recognized mex
Wednesday evening. May :. at 1, Prince street
Newark. y. J Twelve years ago over 1000 o
over to this city on Sept. 5. 1889. to take par
IN the hrst Labor Day parade organized by Mat
MaguiTe, when he was Secretary of the Contra
Labor Union.
Tae death OF August Merkel was announced q
,t night meeting ot the United Wood Carver
Association. The delegates to the conference 70
continued. At the next meeting the plan for
benefit fund will be considered. The dues AZ
Al s. As soon as the fund amounts to $500 bens
htn Will be raid,
Local Assembly i.7sl. X. OF L.. has write
an open letter 10 Senator David u. Hin. In While
as IspC ssn. 70 'ss Wilson ei.n and the ipcoE
sSmp,u9ns conduct, The letter concludes wi,
America will be carried down with a grand eraI
, to political oblivion and disgrace"
This week the Treasurer OF the Journeym,
=, Tailors, Protective and Benevolent union depo
Several shops are dissatisfied with the Z per cen
, assessment, levied TO establish a protective fun
u ont the President ruled the matter out o. otde
oates to the central body. A motion Of Il
delegate representing Redtsrn's shop to orssni
ths Fifth avenue shops was laid over until tim
Will be more favorable TO such action. For h
|, striking siik-ribeon veavsrs siLto was collected
n Master Workman Charles sathsrsn. Of Z.
" LS69 X. OF l., will lecture to-morrou afterno,
At DrlAssport. Conn. on why Are 90 Many ~
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