The evening world., 1894-01-20

for the benert Of John Borserson; also for a rahe
for Mrs. A. Carlson, widow OF a member who used
to work at the shop OF Parsons. Scarlet & Co.
oratint schueller's Hall. East Thirty third street.
where he annual ball Of the Journeymcn Tallors'
Sick Benefit Society takes place %to-nisht., a.
Never and s. A. Johanson were nominated FOR
tustses.
To the loCked-out bakers OF Chicago the Cen
eral Executive Hoard OF the Journeymen Bakers
and Confectioners' Union has granted $500. and
the membership at large was assessed % cents 10
furnish additional means for the fight. In Chicago.
The Executive Board of National Trade Assem-
bly, 252. X. OF L.. workers, meets at Mill
tary Hall. 1873 Bowery, tomorrow, 10 a: NJ.
ceive any documents from local assemblies al
that place to-day and Tomorrow. all day.
Rudolph Schoenland has been elected President
OF the German Clgar-Packers Benevolent Society.
A. L%indemonn and A. Koerner were reelected
Secretary and Treasurer; respectively. Hence
forth regular meetings will be held every sec
ond and fourth Monday OF the month. About
81. 900 Is in the treasury.
The National Executive Board OF the German
American Topographic has reconsidered It's de
cision regarding the reduction OF out of work
benefits. and the questions OF increasing the dues
Q cents per week and limiting the benefits TO So
per week and so per year will be submitted to
a general vote.
Public lectures for workingmen will be given
Tomorrow evening as follows; ny Mrs. Imoscne
c. Fales, upon the industrial Conditions Of the
United States" at s Union square; by Counsellor
Ia W ocollNSF hpp' a. 'SSp'S y '"N'
Through Politics. a, Eighth avenue and Thirty
seventh street; by Lucien sanlal. upon present
Conditions" at 1891 Second avenue.
John j., oNsil has been cheated President o.
Danquer was reelected Nire-Presldent. The new
secretary Treasurer Is c. W. Butler, and y. H.
Gleason VIII regrssen, the 9rs aInn,hsps a, 8. 3,
Louis: his alternate will be James Spencer. lne
Legislative Committee consists or DELEGATES j. j.
o'Neil. Philip Weinsheimer and James Morse.
signatures to a petition to be submitted TO ths
United States Senate are now being solicited
among labor unions and other societies by the Rus
sian EStradition Treaty Abrosation Society, 100
broadway. The petition asks that the Government
give notice to His Majesty, the Emperor OF all
the Russlas, that the United States OF America
desire to terminate the treaty OF extrsdition made
with him"
Resolutions denouncins the Wilson bill were
tabled yesterday by the United Wood Carvers'
Association committee was appointed to pro-
pose measures for the relief of the unemployed. The
Committee will meet at Clarendon Hal next
Monday. The announcement that the elght-hour
strike at the shop of Potter q stymus had bee.
won was received with cheers Thirteen candi,
dates were proposed.
A special committee was appointed by the Board
OF Delegates OF Building Constructors yesterday
to investigate grievances OF the Manhattan Lodge
OF Plssterers against Contractor o'Reiliy' Madl,
son and Market streets. The Secretary was in
structed to write to Boss steuber. Msngln and
for the family Of Alexander scainiei' Who los,
his life on one OF steuber's jobs.
1t was resolved by the Board OF Walking Dele
gates Yesterday that bencetorth the regular meet.
lnss should not last longer than one hour. This
waS PARTY done TO cut on unnecessary debates
over TRIM ng questions. Time is precious nova,
days, and walking delegates have a good deal
or hustl!Ag TO do. A strike was ordered on -four
pHllaings on Serenty-second street, between Mpdi.
son ana Flfth avenues, where BaumgGrten A Co,
Board, "'
"A protest has been sen, to the authorities in
cleveland, o., hy the Cleveland Central Labor
Union against the manner In which the manual
training classes In some of the, public schools
are conducted, II being claimed that only Tho
schools In some favored districts contain slch
classes, and that most OF III" teachers are Incnm.
petent while union men could never expect to be-
appointed as teachers because the Committee ON
Teachers has openly pronounced against union men,
The Jnurneymcn Plumbers aad Cashiers Pro.
Gresslve Association initiated six new member
this week and received Ave propositions for msn.
beTshlp, To the unemployed $40 was given. Thu
Association is indignant at The refusal OF tbs
rlumoerS state Convention 10 admit james
.roty as a delegate OF the organization. ami the
consequence VIII be a bitter contest with plum.
Ders Union No. 2, whose representatives. are held
responsible Tor the exclusion OF Delarato rrn,t,
UNEMPLOYED members should send their address.
10 walking Delegate NJ. NJ, Deylne, 1925 Lev.
ington avenue. "N
From the annual reports OF the onncers read n,
! last nights meeting Of the New York Section al
tion has about 700 members at present, The re-.
ceipts were 81 ,7ti.s9 aud 81. 7ge, is was expandsd
during the last sig months. q. jam and n Mar.
TIN were efscted members OF the National Ereru.
i've c9mmitts The American Branch objected "a
was explained that the Club vas Simply . SOFA
| organization. SECRETARIES will BE- elected Al m,
NEXT regular nesting. ~