The evening world., 1894-03-31
IN THE FIELD OF LABOR.

- y oN'NNNeA $3.50
York Trainers Union Tomorrow
Georgs Kroger, 52i west Forty-nrst street, mas
been elected manager Of the employment bureau
OF Firemen's Union No. l.
Mass.meetinE NJ furriers TT 36 Bowery TINS
evening to consider a threat oil tue posscS "
further reduce wages.
The bakers empioyei at Iiitchrock'S restaurant,
Park Row and Boekuan street. nave joiner
Bakers Union No. l.
The newly orgaaIzei Cracker Hakers' Union
has chosen Martin O'DoNd's hall, In Ninth ave
nue.. near Fourteenth street, as Its headquarters
The swiss Embroldcrprs' Union has called a
ant business connected with the silk'ribbon
weaVers' strike.
cigar. Makers Union No, 10 elects new onlcers
TITS evening. ana mon Ne, ~ t,nen IN M
tainmcit for the beneat OF the u"emp'o.en NJ
Clarendon Hall.
Men and women employed IN "orsted sootN
factories in Brooklyn VIII hold a meeting az 'ne
BrooSlyn Labor Lyrcum this evening 10 form a."
organization.
About twenty-five laundry workers went on
strike yesterday at Mehland's Laundry. Kent ave.
nue. and South sixth street, BROOKLYN u seSu.e
higher wages. The shop Ia guarded by policc'hcn'
Poor old Republican rarity. once tine champion
o., the rights OF the people. now what is lt' q
champion Of trusts. combines, national oanKs ana
All o.ner forms OF organized monJpJI' -MluIshu
Mechanic.
Next Monday the girls employed IN collar and
run making in Troy, y. y, will hold a mass.
meeting to protest against the American contract
FHNtll' ut pun pa 'INH"N'
d Lloyd, Of Boston.
La,tcmann's striking ~shosmakers will assemble
at G.. East Fourth street, this Afternoon 10 pro-
coed to the late residence OF their dead comrade
they will attend.
The handle.tqrnsrs .! Louisville, ~ have been ssa
| ecltive Board Of the knights of Labor. They
will now correspond with their craft In other cities
for the purpose Of forming q National Irahe
Assembly.
-1,- -.. t..,o rhatr-ap ~ the
conference for max. ms an eisht-hour demonstration
on May /. and Ernest Bohm acted as Secretary
pro tenn. last might The CONFERENCE was on!
ing ct "a East Fourth street.
Harry j. Skefangton for a long time General
Secretary Of the Boot and Shoe Workers, Inter.
the Port OF Boston, and J. d. Dullea succeeds him
as acting General Secretary until the next Con
yent!on assemblies
Tn, development OF machinery has progressed
to such an extent that in South Dakota 5.bN
bushels OF wheat represent the product OF one
human being engaged in agricultural labor, and ir
into bread by one baker per year while seven
nen suhice to pIoduce bread for 1000 people.
Artificial flower workers.. all OF them youns
Gisl'' ,Y ms, at :? , GIsn'2 %or pinSs; Ss ssns:Is soc Haay.
and resolved to form an organization next WednsS'
day evening Speeches were made by Mrs. Joseph.
Inc Shaw Lowell, Miss Frances Mcdaniel. Miss
Harriet Kayser and Miss Alice {. Woodbridge.
Lectures for workingmen will be delivered to-
morrow evening at s Union square by Prof. Dan
lei De Leon upon The subject ot no IN rays .nt
street and Eighth avenue; by Mrs. lmogene G
Fales, subject, The Industrial Conditions of th'
United states" and at 1891 Second avenue, by
Charles %sotheran. upon THE Lessons Of thu
lcarian Colony
The Culinary Worker, organ OF the Culinar,
| Trades Council. made its appearance to-day. /
contains Interesting articles in reeerd TO the move
mcnts OF the bakers, hrewsrs, waters. cooks an
o,hrr %workmen enslget in PRODUCING and han
barge. and work!ngrlen are Its editors and re
porters, none Of whom receive pay for their work
For tn the ., SeneB, .. ia. p,Ter an en,eT r2nnSG
on Saturday evening, April IS.
Eugene v. Debs, President OF the America,
Railway Union, has received the following lette
Executive Board Of the Knights Of Labor send
greeting TO the American Railway Union. an
wish your noble organization the s%randest posi-
BILE measure OF success, and in all your Efforts t
unite the railway employees OF America for tn
bettorment Of thair condition we pledge our mos
hearty cooperation
Board Of the Knights Of Labor, is now IN Pitts
burg making arrangements to boycott St. Loui
Thursday to confer With the brewery workers i
this city. on April I Mr.. Mcclure and H. A
French also OF the General Executive, Board
go 70 Meriden; April 10 TO New Britain. 18th {
Wallingford. l2th to New Haven, 18th to Ne,
anpton.
Harry z. Easton. Grand Organizer NJ the Inter
national Association Of Machiniats, who is now /
Philadelphia, has recently organized local lodge
at osw-eo. Carthage, Niagars Falls, Elmira
Albany a1d Troy. \. Y. and Bradford. Remove
Harrisburg and York, Pa. On April 10 he vii
be in Wilmington. Del. Mr.. Easton has been 10
several years connected with the Union Pacific Rail
road as District Master Mechanic, and he wa
President OF III, Central Labor Union in Omaha
where his family resides. The International Az
ISOLATION has now 42s local lodges, with abou
1900 members.
Ths Central, body of the Journeymen Tailor,
protective and Benevolent Union has indorsed th
resolution OF the Central Labor Union againi
the rapid transit plan OF the Chamber OF Com
merce The Committee having in charge the ma,
yer OF walkers shop was instructed to order
strike II Mr.. Walker carries out his intention {
reducing wages. The Central Labor Unions bo,
colt against a downtown theatre was indorset
For the proposition 10 levy a so cents assessner
~ votes have been cast and tol against. Messr,
Steuernagel and Eltstrom were elected member
y the National Executive Board, and Nossr,
Shledal ana %Fangenel vera added to the FIn,nc
committee. The nominees for officers are; Messr,
modrS%. Jensen; Bonn and Hursermelster, Il
presidents. II. Blick, for Financial Secretary. r
Ingram 70. Recording Secretary: Emil Grab
John Schaefer Herman sievers. John Schultz r.