The evening world., 1894-02-27
IN THE FIELD OF LABOR.

N~--- Al, 49,
omcers WIN pe electen oy te operative fl1s-
"rers society this evening
Andrew Iost was elected Treasurer Of Carpcn.
tiers Union No. t1 yesterday.
The ShirtmaLera' Union reports that Il has
now aboit 100 members In good standing.
Csrpcp,er, IN N,npo,no,is tavs como down tn
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East Tentb ,trc,, mi, syonirs '"''' ~"
r
Tho P~litsmakcrs and International TillNrs'
Cnon' o. ltnWnsNiiIs nave joined tAe United
80, ''a""
Erewsn ln,on No, 2 has received a charter
IRON me KNIGHTS o' Labor. and VIII hencctorth
Dc MOAN as uamhrinns Assembly,
National nccrnitIrg Omccr r. T Neher. Of
'he industrial Legion Of Kings county. hrS np.
pointed Alvin s. Brown and + q. Goppcrt as
Members Of labor union, in Paterson. y. y.
declare that In mos, u the trades In that city
prospects for an Improvement arc Frightening.
Tbrrrrh tho c1,r,. m thu uebr.s. American
Typographical Union wages Of Hebrew tyrrsctters
have been raised In Philadelphia from 81 to 81
AMI $40 per we'lt.
,ooo, T,uor.. t,r,,, ~ 90 .,.,,o,. u, N
watson PrcsI6cn, d srbui,c Vic ~ cs,icnt.
I Muahlbrracn E,crriiny s,,rrtsr,, + II
Ccrrca. Financial Secretary. A. r stranlbcrg.
Treasurer.
permes's hreuery a, I.rI,, mn Y f.. Il,
hs uniorI,cd nv , sne,ial romntttsc nrnoirtei
Tor ,h,t nurrose hy IN. hudson county Central
Iahor Es6cr,tIn,
ihe bea,t'o 'srpst MUS, a, Li''l" rn.' near
Ave honT, per neck ..ortsi nm on mi time YES
,arha" rbsa no-a Y. III un,LIr, n, TO-
80; ~. '''''''e' "e '"' "''"'"e "
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william Miller Financial Secre'aty ~ me ia,-
ors Union AZ henEnk. Ia nnhs that w pam
sack coat OF u Sh-RlIe breast thcre are Z 'vn hhA'-
Ing stitches ll,Fi3 hand SUI hes rnh 1871" ma
chine sti'rhes' a total OF 3..'ol stit'hcS'
Isaac Coomhe. Secretary NJ tho Kings County
Granite 'utierH Union, saws that trade u "ors"
at present than VI was one month ago. Although
many members are out Of employment, the bosses
have not HttnmntrI 10 reduce WAGES,
Tho officers elected Nv nnkers' Union No. 1871
are: G. Laih. President: A. Rirhard'. Vice rrcSl-
dent: II N,sSov. Recording and ,orrrspNnding
Secretary; q, Huston. Financial Secretary. H.
strirkler. Treasurer: ". ~S~hamhach. serscan,-at-
TINS. ie's h''"' D. "e'""' !" H''""'''
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Carpenters Union No. ~ has appointed II. W.
Dexter George Hanna, Edward Hal, H. srnanrr.
! Pratt and !. q. Roberts as mcmIers OF a rrc-
c!al committee TO arrange open, meetings and even
Tn. prookIyn Stone settcr,' Union has offered to
amalsamato with tho stone cutters rn'on 81
Rrookiyn and in cc.,ncra,c with IN. Gr,ni,c Cut.
tors in their ernr, to nsitate Tor a law according
In which MI stone ,"r nuh,,, works il To he
dressed in this state.
Nearly 900 silk Overs and their helpers hav.
organized a unlon in Paterson, y. J. Some ~
the men have not earned more than s. per week
for many months, The employers are bitterly
opposed to the organization. and In one Of the
a reward OF $40 to any person who Will di,n'ge
the name OF any operative belonging to the Union.
nelprntrs from TiVnan G. IorenEtcIn's shnn were
.dmit,n5 IN ,hn rncr "a n, rivar Notrrs I'n,nn No.
iii ycsterd,v A Inn,tion vas r,nIn to tho s,rIk-
Ing c~Isar.makrrs Of Denver. Col. The Label Com
i mHs ogIinst itvo mannFac,nroTs Tor u.Iny borrs
iaScis Tho C,rr,ittan Tor ARRANGING an cn,er.
tainmcn, for the benefit Of the unemployed will
meet at the otnce next Friday.
Member. n, rpr,r.ers, t'nIo, Ma I c,ucht
sn,rL ING non.union cIrars viii ha fnei charles
,Jor,InT a,a ,t,rn,ii,gor ,yora nnnoj,toI :,
.a,,Io %u liz i ,ho NJ , "pr W. n,
oihI,ror e. nnhrs" rro"orr 'rbo Trin, 4. rrs.
naring lie r,y cnr,r,.t y.i,h ornrIovors A, ina
h",'w - :" @ a ~ ron
80, ho,rn 81 oni,os ~ No, attended, lac
In on.,on-. om tho m-o,rIot,r. ~ 70 bs
r"nnrtoi ,ne,ho o'',horri,i.'s ~ "
'NP''' y" '' p'op'
A circular has been sent on. hy the Denver