The evening world., 1894-01-20
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

BARRIERS will hold a at 1875 Avenue
A tomorrow at B 7. NJ. 60
Competitors are on strike in several cities OF
Norway and Denmark, where wages have been re-
duced.
Bakers Union No. | has ffty-nlne members out
OF employment. and twen,y-one found work through
tho Unions labor bureau.
ReLnicn and ball Of the Amalgamated Associa-
tlon Of Clothing Cutters and Trimmers at ram
many Hall this evening.
Matthew J Murray has been elected Treasurer
81 Joutnrymen Horsesroers' Union No. l. and
Michael Hannigan is the new Nice-President.
wichcrt's shoemakers have promised moral and
financial aid TO their striking comrades OF William
Lane & Co.'S factory.
Open meeting of Painters Union No. 1871 this
at Central Hall. West Thirty second street.
The members Of Machine Wood Workers' Union
No. : are assessing themselves 20 cents each per
week to assist the unemployed.
General Orsenizer W. II. bennett. OF the Book
binders National Union, is at present In Mime
apolis. organizing his trade in that city.
Garment workers shliated with the Central
Labor Union OF Nashville. Tenn. have es'ablisned
a cooperative factory, with a capital OF 500 900.
! Jucdische hrhciter Zeitung will he celebrated by
the United Hebrew Trades Unions at the Thal!a
Theatre.
Local Assembly -. X. Of L.. tailors. has ap.
pointed y COMMITTEE to make ARRANGEMENTS for
a mass meeting At Liberty Fall. 2' East Hous-
ton street. to discuss the Causes OF the Pre-
vailing Distress"
Tom Mann. the well known British labor agi.
tator. who Is on n lecturing tour through the
north Of EnSland. has definitely decided not to
enter the church, hut to stand as a Parliamentary
candidate nj the coming election.
Artificial Stone Masons' Union No. l hiss abol.
ished the orre OF Walking Delegate for the
present. hut In CasHs of emergency George SChil'
lIngcr will act without compensation. A com
mi,tee is at work revising the constitution.
The Organizing Committee. Of the Italian Marble
Mosaic Workers Union OF this city has sue
.apNol In nStabiIGhInp n branch In TNstpn Tn.
differences with the helpers have been settled
Delinquent members who paid their dues have hat
their hnes RENTED.
Plumbers say that prospects for steady employ.
ment are excellent in this city. Utica. Troy. Al
bany, Buffalo, Rochester. Syracuse and several
other cities In this State.
The Progressive Musical Union will give ar
entertainment for the benefit OF the unemployed
at So East Fourth street to- morrow evening.
This week Cigar Packers Union No. PSI enrolled
six new members and Endorsed the Socialist candi
dates for Congress in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Congressional Districts.
Machinists' Unon No. . has called a meeting
at the brooklyn Labor LyCeum. sts Willoughby
avenue. at 10 A. NJ, tomorrow for the purpos,
OF organizing a branch in Brooklyn.
The printed minutes o, the Chicago Convention
OF the American Federation Of Labor are nov
ready and may be procured at the general once
IA Clinton place, at 10 cents each, or 100 at 80.
ny IT'S persistent agitation the Label Commute
Of the local CiGar-Ma&ers' Unions has succeeded
in persuRdinS the keepers of restaurants neal
Printing House Square to sell none but un!or
cigars,
There Is trouble in the Cooperative TailorIn.
Company. Of Chicago, One Of the members A
], cornell. who went into business TO- himself
has withdrawn and applied to the courts for thu
appointment OF a receiver,
To relieve actors without an engagement tn
Theatrical Protective Union has given 800
David Timms vas elected Nice-Presldent, and th'
newly elected Board OF Trustees Is composed o
Frank Durain. William Madden, Thomas Curran
Michael MCQuellAn and Joseph Burke. to seryI
Tor six months.
The brotherhood Of Railroad T-aininC1 pal,
$50. 900 for death BENEFITS last month. making
total ct 81. 293, tiS.G since the Brotherhood VIC
organized. Among the tween y-thTee men cspc'lr,
last month were sixteen who had taken the place
OF strikers on the Lehigh Valley Railroad.
e. W Hoadley. OF Electrical Workers Tnlol
No. 2, reports that the men wlrklU2 at his trad
are enjoying a slight change from the dulncss o
the summer. but that there Is still a small Ger
tainty that It will continue, The relations Will
employers are pleasant, AMI both sides ugrre tina
this year Will show better results than last wear
Bakers Union No. : elects: T.. Grat, PresI
dent; II, Ilommer, Vice President: y. Essig, Re
cordinE and Corresponding Secretary: q. Ebert
Financial Secretary; =. Aker. Treasurer: A
Rupprecht, Doorkeeper; J, Goette, ], Haerer
Trustees: G. Rsnz. Delegate to the Brooklyn
Central Labor Union.
The death In announced Of Catherine Thuri
by the Journeymen Tallorh' Protective and Beney
client Union this week. Al one OF the shops ar
ferences with the employer were settled satisfae
toriiy. and he win continue TO pay union vageS
The members working At PattersOu's shop wer
given psruissicn 10 distribute tickets Zoe I ram