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

Cabinet Makers Union no. will elect a new
Librarian this evening
lo.al Union No S25. Of the Brotherhood ot
Carpenters and Jonefs. initiated seventeen new
members last week.
Nominations for new officers will he made at
to-nghts meeting OF the Waist and Wrapper
Makers Union
Morris j. Parks has been elected Walking Dele.
gate Of the Paper hangers Union In place OF
James T. Archibald.
Martin Hogan, a boss builder, who is a candI;
date for Alderman in Paterson. y. j.. signed
the Masons Union scale last week.
Alexander sohwaser has been elected Financial
Secretary Of Branch NJ the Independent Bakers
Union, and b. Pokrrny was chosen as Recording
Secretary.
The Machinists' Union OF Brooklyn has elected
Fred IlumennerS; heeora.ns ana Sorr'Sr~hn'ns
Neske Treasurer, L. Ganserd Ottce Manager
and Madison avenue was settled yesterday, as the
painters against whom the strike had been or
dercd, were discharged
Edward Thornton, P seiel. Il. Hoffman and
John Bennett will represent Textile Workers
Union No at the annual Convention Of the TeN-
tile Workers National Union
The delegates Of the International Cloak Makers
linton to the conference for making ARRANGEMENTS
for the eight hour demonstration May / have
been instructed to vote for grand parade.
The management of George Bcchtels brewery
Yesterday signed the annual contract Of the Jour
neymen Ircwers', neerdrivrrs and Firemcn 5
Unions The new walking delegate Of the IIod
Hosting Engineers Union is Peter Gibbons
Local Assembly IS, of L., brewers, has elected
Worthy Foreman; GeorF" Kern. Recording and
Financial Secretary; Charles Huhling. Treasurer;
L. Altman, a. Fisher V. zuhcr Trustees.
1 House -plInters are on strike for Union wages
! on the IIavemeycr Padding. and on Jobs at 56
Worth street. l2S Liberty street. one Hundred and
Firth street and Third 0venus ana Houston street
anl Broadway.
The 500 railroad Presidents in thi' country
receive about s22 oco 900 salary annually
Cigaro Makers Union No, lis mas n present
81 1850 in its treasury The receipts during th-
last three months ainountel to $3.50 and $S97 81
vas expended. TIN new delegates 10 the BROOKLYN
Central Labor rnun william Hnrtner. G.
Salg and H. Fithiaa
Don't tax incomes nclghhora No. don't do
that. our rich men might march OF TO Europe
and then what would We DO? Just think Of tn,
people having no one here to oppress them
eating that vilainous income tax'--iio1sie
Blade.
Annual production Of wealth in the United state
about s5oOco,rgOCO 900 per year on !ttlc less thar
81 eco per head Of ou. population; which wouI,
year; but, according TO the United States csnsU
the average income of the American workman
family or no famly--!s less than $500 per year
one Of the few unions which originated from ,
such origin. is the Amagamated Society Of En-
sh"eiS. It was organlzei in 1850 darling strike
for n,rc hours, ami at present II s Of tht
strongest Of trades unions In It's treasury arr
more than one million dollars.
Italians and HunEariaus very seldom secure
places In this country skilled mechanics. be
cause il In diTcuIt fer them to thoroughly lear
the English language. This is one of the prncl
pal reasons why these nationalities generally ar
working as common laborers although they ma!
hays hanS. lssrnel Sa trade sk,ei mechanic mus
he Will botch a good many Jobs.
Representatives OF eighteen local branches wer