The evening world., 1894-01-27
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Court officers Ns to be elected by District Az.
sc1bls ~ tomorrow.
Steam cotton mills In Utlca. n. V. are now
running forty hours n week.
Almost all of the members of Painters Union
M, \ are out OF employment
Omcrrs will he elected tomorrow moraing by
the International Piano Makers tr,cn
In noston and riusburg labor organizations have
commenced an agitation tor , reduction Of rents
CIGAR. Makers linton No It's Paterson, has ep.
ptopfiat'i 81 rcr month towards the employment
NJ a state Organizer by the Sew Jersey state
Federation NJ Labor.
Wages have not been affected durins these hard
times anonE the otEaniI,d walters. bat lips
went out ~ fashion almost entirely
Ianorcrs' Union No. Q his Endorsed the c'rcu.
lar ~ Takers Union No. ! cSrla'ulnc an attempt
,o lnIurc the international Labor ENohrnsc, and
S]s.l,ton," was pledged TO that in7titu'.on
The oldest woman t~y"c'c,,cr in the COUNTRY II
EiH. Shr learned her trade when she was Twelve
Nrl"1 old, and has been setting type for forty
three years
amorg the Cornish u~;ugland) miners in minerals
other thuu rosl have been due to consumption and
other dirrrscs of the throat and iungs.
Joseph Olson founder Of the Joseph Olson CRU
crglv lcnd. rcnril makers a. New England, lie
made lead pencils In Salem, Mass, as early AZ
Onc NJ the factories assls,cJ nv window. Glass
Work,r Assembly 500. X, Of IT,, to compete
with IN" Gla,s Trust IL tho Estcr window 'Glass
Factory, Of Marion, o., to whose directors the
Assemble has loaned 5000,
In Minneapolis the Hoard ot Trade hns appointed
y committee, on consultation and arbitration, to
which all differences between members Of the
Hoard and labor organizations are to he submitted
In tho future.
ROLLER r'akrrn' Union 80 70 elected L. "
Cain, President l.. TomlIrsnr. Vice. President :
William tusic, Recording Secretary II. Bromley,
CrrrcSrondlrr Secretary; John Lenders Financial
s"cr larry; I, Echnlrr, Treasurer, a. Hogan. In.
INJECTOR.
The Evansville MANUFACTURING Company. Fair.
mount. w, Va, Ia running on full time. md
warea have not hccn reduced. Tho suncrln,ondcn,
Slys that they do mot cxpeCt to have to reaort
10 that doubtful process Of curinilinc expenses"
The Franklin Association Of Pressmcn, T.. A.,
2gS' holds la eleventh annual hall at Wchster
and ciVil ball .of Bakers Union No. ! takes place
nj Clarendon Halt.
The blue label was granted to two m,nufactur.
crs ny ,lsar-rncters Union No. 2bl this week
AMI oiEht candidates were proposed. The mem
hers. OF whom there arc about 500. will attend
the Madison SQUARE. Garden meeting m the un-
employed next TUESDAY evening In q body.
Waters Union M. u has elected the follow
Ing oNcers; e. stadlcr, President II. Conn. Vice
President; c. Mathews, Recording Secretary J..
Treasurer: r q. Mccarthy, Guide. !. r. DOYLE.
SERGEANT u. Diedrich, A. Damont. W.
lcagrr. TrustccR.
the General Executive hoard OF the Journeymcn
Tailnra' Union OF America, are to he elected
by the Unions o. the city where The headquarters
Of the organization ls located will be submitted
to u general vote, whose result Ia to he reported
on or before March l.
Few people can afford to buy costly tombstones
during these hard times. and this In the reason
that the granite cutters located near the GENE
tcri"H in this vicinity nre almost ell on; Of EN-
p'orncnt. Isaac Goombe, Secretary OF the Kings
county Granite Cutters Union, RHys that never
since 1874 WIS there such depression In his trade
as W prevailing nj present.
chnrles sou'hcrnn. Master Workman NJ Local
| Assembly nhH. IL of L. Will Iprtura uuDn
"Lsr4inlrFs OF Socialism =, 1871 Second avenue
o-morrow evening, while Counsellor Thaddeus u.
Nakcman is To discuss the subject NJ THE Popu
list and Socialist Parties nj $ Union square,
and n%Try Gym WI speak aroq Popular Mnsiu,
BlOnR About Socialism, at the Hudson building.
Thirty-scvcn'h street and Eighth avenue.
The members OF the United wood -Carvers' AZ.
ISOLATION yesterday resolved to attend in a body
tho demonstration Of the unemployed at Madison
square Garden next Tuesday evening. They viii
march from their headquarters. Clarendon Hall,
at 80 p. NJ. John Weber was elected Secretary,
To the unemployed members 81 will be paid
per week. Contributions to the fund for the unen-
ployed will he received Ivy the Financial Secretary
evening.
The hoard Of Delegates NJ building Constructors
Yesterday discussed a motion made by Delegate
Mr.. Cooper said he had come to the conclusion
that harmony could not be restored at present
among the painters Delegate Louis kohler op.
DEFINITE developments. and Delegate Cooper there
upon withdrew his motion. was also resolved
l Ibl W NV Jaw NUN " IHlF nv Il'ts nv ~
sentod in the Board VIII not be assisted In their
strikes.
Walters Union No. ! yesterday instructed rs
Committee on Appeals to proceed 10 Philadelphia
at once. wherc ,hc general officers Of the Hotel
and Restaurant Employees National Alliance will
consider the case Of the Union to-day, TO definitely
decide whether or not Its suspension should be
upheld. Il. Rubin was elected delegate to the
Conference for the Relief Of the Unemployed. To
agitate for the bill against licensing saloonmen
as keepers Of employment bureaus a mass-m meet
ing will he held at 50 East Tenth street next
A. j. Tailor, j. Leckcl' IT,. Msisel' John Nee, Fl.
Sweeney, +. Graf, NJ. Kelly and others.
$. A.. Johnson has accepted the nomination for
trustee Of the Journeymen Tailors' Protective and
Benevolent Union. Messrs. Cunning. Lennon and
Iurgemeistcr were appointed as a special rom
mittce To submit a plan In regard to bushelling
abroad, II, Stewart was elected delegate to the
Trade and Labor Conference. 4 special commit,
Lennon, will visit Redtern's shOp to demand the
reinstatement Of several union men, or the reason
why they, were discharged. ny a vote of ss3
next summer Messrs. sievcrs. schIcdel. Grove.
Hornctt and ,TciroclE ne to select a place and re-
port to the Union next week. The death Is an.
nounced Of Mrs. Olga stolE,
Delegates from the Miscellaneous Section Of the
Central Labor Union, Journeymen Harness. MAX
Machine Wood Workers Union No. IS, and the
Woinen.s suffrage League OF the State Of New
York, were admitted at last nights Conference
ported what had been done to make the demon
]s'ration at Madison Square Garden next TUESDAY
evening a success. The doctor said he expected
Mt least 10000 people to he present to protest
against tho inactivity Of the Legislature. which
fritt"rcd away its time with trifing personal
politics, instead oi doing the work OF statesmen
In a calamity likc the present general distress.
Among the SPEAKERS at the meeting will he the
Rev. Dr, Rainsfnri, Prof Felix Adler, Counsellor
Henry II. hickman, Samuel Gompers. Seth Low
Rabbi DE sofia Mende2. Father Duccy, Prof, Daniel
De Leon, Abraham Cahan and Robert Winston
nr. colt is to preside at the meeting, and Edward
lien,klcr Of Local Assembly 1868. X. Of L., will
be the Secretary.