The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-02
IN THE FIELD OF LABOR.

Cabinet. Makers linton No : will cleo, new
m DcrH tomorrow evening
Baker linton SO. - has unonlzci eight
shops ir tho ,ity Of IirpDklNn
urtrklaycr, linton NO . has donated $40 to
the striking silk ribbon wcH,crs
The rcorrau,2M Shtp-Calkers' Local Assem-.
hN ct tho Knights " Labor has received
charter ~. -
umcNoh luion ". 60 has Joined the kntsh's
n Labor AMI is now attached to District Assem-.
hly go
Thomas rurhe ha, been elected Walking Dele
sat" 10y Local Assembly ISL, Is ~ l.. r"o'ers,
tin and sheet iron Workers.
m" lr"'hbn r'1'rl Labor linton 'es'erdav
promised is aasis'an." to tn" striking printers
~ IN" 't'if"r AMI Times
Most Of IN" unions Whose dcesates reported to
business r. Improving, and that their membership
IA again increasing
rnpnl'Ns. Socialists, Trades rnlontsts and Pro-
At - En,t Tcnth sr'ot to consider united raltu-
cal action upon labor platform.
'.%,kmak"rs linton 10 ! has won, rs strike
have hr,n dis. harEnl.
:. Forty m'mh'rs Of the Progressive Nornlsners
TNrniy-mNth street They demanded 81 per day.
FIN, only paws 81 - for nine hours
Nosrl nro,hor' for'y.sc onl street and Eigmh
avenue. notified the Central Labor Federation YES
l"rIay lhat lhyl ar employing n'ne hut union
""rhmcn II had been assorted t., tn" coat.
Hf'NS'fh mon ihdi the ffm Nisprtmluat
AGAINST the members 81 that organization
Cloth hat and zap operators m strike nt the
sh"p ~ r"rhnor stein Fox. The strikers. who
slv their wages were cut to such an extent that
inE, viii hold mas meeting at 1879 liosery next
Wcdn 'sday evening.
The central Labor linton received a letter from
tn" proprietor NJ tho Lyceum Opera House Thir-
asking f,r III. Organization commute to orranile
his walters in order that the boycott on the
| house might be lifted The request vas granted
The .rurs"makcrs Union was rcorganzed by
about forty members last saturday oru, 'ng nj 81
| Delaney street. There is striEc ~ pursemakers
| at the shop u Mannheim 4 Larcrtv, SOC and sol
| l'r"adway, which will he supported by the union
In the course ot the present week mass meet ing
| viii he held 10 consider the causes which led to
| III" STRIKE. II is claimed that wages have been re
duced 40 per cent
send letters TO the congressman from this State
| asking them 10 support a bill introduced IN the
House by Congressman Mcguire, Of California.
| I'll" hill ia to benefit the Coast seamen. 1t prO-
vid"s for shorter work day, decent sleeping
quarters and on" day ashor" every week II
| would also do away with unreasonable fines and
| excessive punishments.
Delegate Hoadley, Of the Electrical. Workers
Union. reported to the Central Labor Union yes
tertay that GOV Flower does not look fayorahly
on hin. which passed the Assembly without
dissenting vote. for a single fare on tho Elevate
roads both below the Harlem River and in th'
Annexed District Petitions will he sent to 'h'
Governor asking him not to veto the bill A pro
posed hill Tor the establishment Of an Electrical
Workers. License Board Endorsed
George II Mcvsy Michael O'Rricn. + Kahl
baum. A Inhn0wsky Edward linhm Edwar.
Hencklcr and g. Hcinerdingcr were appointed hN
IN" Central Labor Federation Yesterday, 10 repre-
sent that Organi2Etlon At to-nighiS conference
called hy the Peoples party, to unit" In pplltch
action with organized labor. The delegates ~ort
instructed 10 stand upon tn" Fcdcraton's platform
and cooperate with the Socialist Labor party II
insisting that the new movement should have fo
It's principal aim the ownership Of the land an,
the Instruments of production hy the entire Amer
lean people and the abolition OF the wage system