The evening world., 1894-02-28
IN THE FIELD OF LABOR.

The average salary OF school teachers In Penn.
sylvanla Ia about 50 per week.
l,rass workers say there is no improvement in
their trade to speak Of.
Union labels in hats are now sewod on the
sweat-band. Labels pasted on are counterieits.
In many factories in Germany workingwomen
are not permitted TO wear COrscts while at work.
There ere hfty-two stables in the Western
District NJ ~i'rooklyn where every employee belongs
10 the knights OF Labor.
LabOrers' wages In Minnesota now average
about 81 cents n DAY.
Paul Friesc Is the newly elected Financial Sec.
rotary Of the Architectural Iron Workers Union.
Walking DELEGATE John y. Halkctt has been pre-
scented with a valuable watch by the members OF
Carpenters Union No. $40.
The local walters unions have come TO an agree
ment In regard to Clarendon Halt and there will
be no further trouble at that place for the pres
ent.
The United Labor League. OF. Phi!adclphia, has
elected: II. L." Minds. President; Joseph Allen,
Vice President Mrs. Symonds. Recording sccre-
tary; A. Kirrhner, Financial Secretary. Treasurer.
A motion to prohibit smoking and drinking at
Its meetings has been voted down by a large ma.
jority Of the Kings County Central Committee OF
the Socialist Labor party.
Carpenters Union No. s has lost many mem
hers, and is no longer able to meet it's expenses
for its finely furnished headquarters. Tn" furniture
was sold to Cigar Makers Union No. 100.
An association Of Electrical Contractors, With
cN-Walking Delegate e. W. Hoahley at Its head.
mas been formed IN this city. They contemplate
establishing an exchange. Friendly relations to
organized labor will be a special feature.
Branch /. of the Independent Bakers Union.
has fourteen members out Of employment. The
trouble at the shop Of BOSS Gompers has been
settled. Boss Witte will he hoy rottcd unless he
consents to having his shop unionizcd.
Local Assembly 2,967, X. Of L., adopted resolu-
tons declaring that the aspersions thrown upon
the Wilson Tariff bill by Republicans and high
tariff Democrats are evidences of a conspiracy by
organized capital to bring reproach and condcnna-
tion on the proposed new tarir legislation.
The new officers Of the New York Branch Of the
Granite Cutters National Union are: Thomas
Meredith. President W. Sullivan. Vice President (;
j. Eadie. Corresponding Secretary; w. Hanley.
Financial Secretary; j. Hynes. Treasurer; J. Shea,
Sergeant.at-Arns J. HIN, Peter Sands. II. Will
Jams. Auditors.
Electrical Workers Union No. 81 elected these
officers. Theodore Glimm. President: l. l.. Harness,
Treasurer; w. r Crofts. Recording Secretary; l.
u. Armstrong. Inspector: G. W. Bean. Foreman.
L. u. Armstrong, g. W. Bean. +. b. Farmer.
Trustees.
The expelled carpenters unions heretofore repre-
scented in the Board OF Walking Delegates an
nounce that they are worry sorry, but they Will
form a coordination Of their own. and they are
also willing to cooperate with any other
trades who will join them. These will probably
be the stcamfttcrs and the elevator constructors.
brewers Union No. 60. BROOKLYN. has been in
formed by the General Executive Board OF the
Journeymen Brewers National Union that II will
be suspended unless the vote refusing to pay an
Of 10 cents be reconsidered. The mem
hers working NJ Frank lbert's brewery repudiate
the action Of their own union. and they are pay
ing their assessment regularly every week.