The evening world., 1894-01-26
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Boss Mllenthal's cigar makers. 1916 Avenue A,
went on strike yesterday for an increase OF wages
OF the Knights Of Labor. is in town visiting the
local assemblies.
stereotypcrs' Union No. has elected: w. J.
Dunneen, President; J. Derhinger. Corresponding
secretary W. ]. McPeak. Recording Secretary.
Officers are to be elected tonight at the regular
meeting OF the Third Division Of the Laborers
Union Protective Society.
Herman schue,cr was reelected editor Of the
New York Volkszeitung by the members oil the
socialistic Cooperative Publishing Association
Negotiations are progressing between the walt
ers unions and the Brooklyn Labor Lyceum' win
view to harmonizing their differences.
Since the X OF l.. Meat Carvers' Assembly dis
banded the hotel and restaurant keepers have cut
the wages Of cnryers about ~ per week.
Maritime Wood Workers Union No. 3s has ap.
pointed a committee to arrange an entertainment
Tor the beneht OF Its unemployed members
The members OF German Walters Union, Local
No. 1. suspended. who are willing and intend 10
uphold the charter Of the National Aliiasse. have
headquarters at so East Tenth street, where the
Secretary Ia In attendance daily.
IIoboken Bakers Union No. So has elected the
following officers: G. Schmiu, Financial secre-
tary: William Kranz. Treasurer J. Franz, Re-
cordng Secretary; j. Dreher, Z. Sehmiu William
kranz. Trustees.
The conference for the relief OF the unemployed
meets this evening at &c Delaney street to COM
plete the arrangements for the monster demonstra-
ton at Madison Square Garden next Tuesday.
Charters have been issued to new typographical
unions at New Haven. Conn.,. Mooerly, MO-. ana
Omaha, Neb. Forty mine local unions are deln-
quent to the International typographical Union
Electrical Workers Union No. elects: y. H.
Smith. President; w W. Pohmann Nice.Presi-
dealt; f. W. Morrison. Financial Secretary-Treas-
urer; l. Briggs, Recording Secretary; Z. Fare
well. Inspector; II. q. Stages, Foreman; b. H.
Smith, Trustee.
During the last three months the receipts at
the general ONCE of the Hotel and Restaurant En-
ployees' National Alliance were s5le: 81, and the
disbursements amounted to s423. 81. John oBrien
has been elected TO the Board of Appeals.
The Central Strike Committee of the Bakers
lected 81 59lC0 for the locked-out bakers In Chi
csgo. The receipts at General Secretary Horns
office during the last two weeks amounted to
S619. 20. and 1871. so was expended.
Abraham Cahan. OF the United Hebrew Trades
Unions goes to Philadelphia Tomorrow. where
he will be the principal orator at the first ami
Makers Union which he and other New Workers
have been instrumental in organizing
A Union Label League has been formed in Al
Snny By ss es snd BaTssrs
Unions OF that city. At the first meeting Daniel
Harris and Henry White. OF this city, were the
principal speakers.
Bricklayers Union No. 10 has elected: John
Keogh, President; William Ward, vice-President;
William Lonhagen. Corresponding Secretary; J.
pepues son alternate Mcvey sam
derson. G. Friedwald. Executive Committee.
typographical Union No 2eo. Findlay, o.. has
reduced Its scale to % and 20 cents per one
thousand ems their bosses having declared that
they would go into bankruptcy II former prices
were to prevail. Week hands now make $3.50.
foremen Sll and 1880
Master Workman John j. Kinneally Enoch X.
X. Thomas. II. Alden Spencer. Howard Balkan
and others will be the speakers at to-nigth's ag-
tation meeting OF the knights Of Labor in the
Annexed District. This is the third OF series
arraigned by the Assembly at Webster Hall. Third
avenue and One Hundred and Fortieth street.
Nominations for members of the Strike and
are to be made tomorrow. The Union has Joined
the Label League OF the State OF New York The
members have been requested to take a general
vote upon the question whether or not to with
draw from tn Central Labor Federation.
Harry Meisel, c. Klueppelberg and @. Crap were
expelled by Walters Union No. yesterday upon
union composed Of seceders. Their followers will
also be expelled unless they give reasons why they
should not be expelled. The Union celebrated Its
tenth anniversary yesterday.
At yesterdays meeting OF the Trade and Labor
Conference. so East Tenth street. n committee was
appointed to call meetings at schools and court
houses throughout the city for the purpose of dis
cussing the propositions OF the conference for
amending the Constitution OF the State of New
York for the benefit OF the laboring masses
About 200 women and girls, and a few men
among them, cgar-makers for Bondy Lederer.
Seventeen street and First avenue. went strike
against reduction of wages yesterday. The strik-
ers of Landauer g. Kahn. East Sixty-third street,
resumed work. as twenty-five OF them had been
threatened with eviction. Stark Co. I3l East
strikers that they will be evicted
Henry Miller General Organizer OF the National
brotherhood OF Electrical Workers. is in this city.
trying to harmonze the local organizations Of his
trade. Mr.. Miller says that he believes that this
year more money will be invested In electrical
devices in this country than ever before. He is
also agitating for a National combine of employers
and workmen In his trade. in order to avoid con-
ficts about wages and hours OF labor. There are
still thousands Of electrical workers outside OF the
brotherhood
At Hampton. Va, the Chesapeake Bay. is a
school for colored youth established by about 500
people. II has farm and workshops. Many
trades are taught and practised. The pupils raise
most OF the food they eat make their clothes, and
build houses for themselves They take the clay
from the earth. timber from the forest stone from
the quarry and lime from the oysters, whose soft
parts they ran for the market. They have erected
buildings worth S25, 900 each. warmed by steam
and lighted with gas They are also producn
knit goods for Boston and New York, harness for
their neighbors shoes for the United States Army,
lumber, sash. blinds doors and other woodwork
for the general market.