The evening world., 1894-04-10
COLUMBUS THEATRE.
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Cabinet Makers Union No. I will elect a
Librarian this evening
Lo,al Union No S25 OF the brotherhood o,
Carpenters and Joners initiated seventeen new
mcnDors last week.
Nominations for officers will he made nt
o-ntEhts meeting ot the Waist and Wrapper
Makers Union.
Morris J. Parks has hccn elected Walking Dele.
gate OF the Paper hangers Union in place OF
James T. Archibald.
Martin Hogan. boss builder, who 1, canii;
date for Alderman In Paterson y. j., signed
the Masons Union scale last week
Alexander schwagcr has been elected Financial
Secretary ot branch Of the Indrr"ui"nt Bakers
Union, and u. Pokrrny was chosrn rs Recording
Secretary.
The Machinis,s' Union OF Brooklyn has elected
Fred liumrunerr RecordIng and Corresponding;
Secretary. Otto Kluge Financial Secretary; J.
Neske Treasurer, l. Ganscrd ONCE Manager
The strike on the work at Seventy second street
and Madison settled Yesterday, as the
/ painters against whom the strike had been or
dercd, were discharged
Edward Thornton. p sedei. r. Hoffman and
John bennett will represent Textile Workers
Union No at the annual Convention OF the Tex
| tile Workers National Union.
The delegates OF the International Cloak Makers
Union to the conference for making arrangements
| for the eiEht-hour demonstration on May / have
been instructed to vote for grand parade.
The management OF George Beohtel's brewery
{
neymen brewers. Beerlrivers and Firemen 8
Unions The new walking delegate Of tho liod-
| Hosting Engineers Union is Peter Gibbons.
| Local Assembly 9S. K Of L., brewers, has elected
J.. II. Schmidt Master Workman; J. c. Hasle.
Worthy Foreman: George Kern Recording and
Financial Secretary: Charles Buhlrg. Treasurer
L. Altman, A. Fisher V. Zuber Trustees.
| House-painters are on strike for Union wages
! on the Havemeyer Building. and on Jobs at 90
Worth street, l?6 Liberty street. One Hundred and
| Firth street and Third avenue ami Houston street
and Broadway.
The 600 railroad Presidents in this country
receive about S22. 600 900 salary annually.
Cigar: Makers Union No. ho has at present
sa.lSS.s in its treasury. The receipts during the
last three months amounted to $500 So and 3S97 81
vas expended The new delegates to the BROOKLYN
salg and II. FithIa..
| Don't tax inco-es, neighbors No don't dc
that Our rich men might march on to Europe
people having no one here to oppress them
That would never. mover do. Beware Of adyo
Blade. '''' ''A'"'-' '"''"' 'AA -''''S't
Here are soma figures apt to create thought
Annual production OF wealth in the United State
about $50 0oo 600 900 per year a little less thai
give to the average family Of five IS 600 pc
year but according to the United States censu
family or no family--is less than $500 per year.
One Of the few unions which originated from
strike and which has been successful In spite o
such origin is the AmalEamated Society OF En-
gineers II was organized in 1850 during a strik
for nine hours. and at present 1t is one OF tn
strongest OF trades unions. In its treasury ar
more than one million dollars
Italians and liungarlans very seldom sccur
/ places In this country as skilled mechanics. he
. cause II Is difficult for them to thoroughly lear
the English language. This is of the prnCl
pal reasons why these natiOnalities generally ar
working common laborers. although they ma
have learned trade. skilled mechanic mus
needs know the language OF his employer or els
he will botch good many jobs
Representatives OF eighteen local branches wer
seated by the Convention OF the Hotel and Res
taurant Employees National Alliance In St Loui
yesterday, among them George Herzberg, OF Unib
his annual report. President John Nee says tha
In spite OF the general depression the organzatio
has not reduced Its membership. He recommend
the adoption OF the political plan Of the America
Federation OF Labor.
Amendments to the constitution OF the journey
men Tailors' Protective and Benevolent Union ar
under discussion In the different shops, and til
vote Is To be reported on or before April Ii
Among these amendments are proposition
permit discussions upon political and religion
all members eligible for the Office OF President. a
present only those being eligible who, besides tn
| English are able to speak the German language
The new officers Fred Jensen, President; E
Bck. Financial Secretary; Il. Ingram. Recordin
Secretary; e. F, Grahl, Treasurer: H. sieyer'
Assistant Treasurer,
| An application for the admission Of Painters
Union No l6l to the Board OF Walking Delegate
was referred by that body TO the Painters Confer
ence yesterday which Is also considering an ar
plication from Painters Progressive Union No,
The Committee by whom the recent strike agains
the brotherhood Carpenters was conducted CAV
Its Anal report to the Board, and II was thereupo
discharged. The Board will be represented at tn
conference in Central Hall April l3. which wa
called to make arrangements for a demonstrate
against the millionaires