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


Court oNccrS ar. to be elected by District A..
| temhly ~ to morrow,
Steam cotton mills In Utica, y. Y. are now
running forty hours week
| Almost all NJ the members of Painters linton
| No, are out N EMPLOY mrn'.
oFecrs will bc elected tomorrow morninE BY
thu International Plano Makers linton
In Ilos'on and riushurg labor organizations have
commenced an agitation for reduction o' rents.
cigar. Makers inion No. IFS, Paterson. has rp-
rr"rristcd s. per month towards the employment
n state organizer 10y tho New jersey state
Federation a Labor,
Wages have not horn affected during those hard
times among IN" organized waters. but tips
went ont " fashion almost entirely.
Iahorcrs' nion M, has Endorsed the citcu.
to ln,u-c thu International Labor Exchange, and
assistance was pledged to that institution
The oldest somsg y:o'G,sr in the cC, t.m,.,
Kan Shc learned her trade when she wns twelve
Years old md has been setting type for forty
B three 1C'tB
among the Cornish EnEisndl miners In minerals
other than coal hnvr been due tn consumption aud
other diseases " the throat and lungs,
Joseph riNcn founder " tn" Joseph Dixon cru.
ellis Iompirv NJ icrsry CIV. VA, one " the
early toad perrn maker. ~ New England lie
made l"ah.r'nrlls In Salem, Mass. as early as
ON" Ut the factories assisted by window -Glas'
Workers Asscm,, 900 X. NJ L." to compete
With IN" Gl's.. Trust IS the Es'rp Window -Gl's'
| Factory, ~ Marion -. to whose directors the
! Assembly he's loaned $1,000
| In Minneapolis tho Hoard ~ Trade has appointed
a C"mm,i"" on consultation and arbitration. to
| which rll differences between members Of the
iioarl and labor organizations are to he submitted
| in tho future"
I'ocr Maker, Union No "a elected. L., ~.
! William tustc, Recording Secretary u nromey
| Corresponding Scrrctary John Landcrs Financial
S".re'arN' +. Rchnlcr. Treasurer. A Hogan, In.
|
Tn rarn,,lie Manufacturing COMPANY, Fair.
| mount, w Va, Is running on full time. and
wages have not boon roluc"d The Superintendent
SAYS that they dn mot expect to have To resort
| To that donmfnl prorrss NJ curtN'l'rc cNprrsss
IN" rankin Nssocnton Of Freshmen, l.. \,
rs holds it, eleventh annual bali At WchHtcr
| Hall this evening, while tho annual masquerade
and civil ball ~ l'akers Union No. | takes place
at Clarendon Han.
The "igc Label va. granted to two m,nntnc,ur,
| and eight candidates proposed. Tn" mem.
ncr'. ct whom there nrc about 500. viii attend
! the Madison Snuata Garden meeting Of the un .
employed next TUESDAY evening in body.
Waiter Union M. u has elected tho follow
! INK officers G. S'adlcr President II. Comm Vice.
X Robinson. Financial Secretary; r., Woods.
Treasurer; 7. q. Mccarthy. Guide: !. r poyln.
Sergeant at Arms: II. Dicdfich, A. Damont W.
! icaEeT, Trustees
Th" question of whether or no, the msmbcrs OF
The General Executive BOARD ~ the Johrneymen
raiior t'non Of America. are to he elected
hv IN" unions ~ the city where ,hP headuuartrrs
/ of thu o'Gnni7atIon IS located vail he submitted
4" scn"rnl vote. whose result is to he reported
| on or before March l.
Few people can afford to buv costly iombs,onr-
| during these hard times. and this Is the reason
| thai the granite cutters located near the GENE
| ,crios in this vicinity are almost all out ~ en-
| plormcn,. lsaa" Ioomhe, Secretary Of the Kings
! County Granite Cutters Union, says that never
since 1873 was there such depression in his trade
! as Is prevailing Mt present.
Charles souhcrNn, Master Workman of Local
| assembly l5ei, Is of l." WI lecture upon
tomorrow evening. while Counsellor Thaddens II.
Wakeman is to discuss the subject Of Tho Popu-
list and Socialist Parties n, Union Square,
and Henry Glrn will speak upon Popular Delu-
sons About Socialism at the Hudson building,
Thiry-seventh street and Eighth avenue.
The MENTORS Of the United wood-Carvers' AS
| tho demonstration of the unemployed al Madison
Square Garden roN Tuesday evening They will
a, 7.So P, NJ John Weber was elected ss"rstarv'
| To tho unemployed members STS will be paid
per week Contributions to ,he fund for the unem'
at Clarendon Hall every Monday and Saturday
evening
Tho Board OF Delegates o. building Constructors
| Yesterday discussed motion made hv DELEGATE
Cooper to discharge its Harmony Committee
Nj Cooper said he had come to the conclusion
among the painters, Delegate Louis Kohler or
posed the motion. ms he desired to await more
upon withdrew his motion j. was also resolved
not to dcviate from the rule that unions not repre-
sented in the Board VIII not he assisted In theli
s,rkas
Walters Union M. I Yesterday instructed ~,
Committee on Appeals 70 proceed to Philsdelphia
at once, where the general officers Of the Hotel
and Restaurant Employees National Alliance will
consider the case Of the Union to-day, to dehnitely
decide whether or not ita suspension should BE-
| Conference for the Relief of The Unemployed. tn
| aEita'o for the hill against licensing salnonmen
as keepers Of employment bureaus a mass meet,
inC viii he held at 10 East Tenth street neat
Wednesday evening Among the speakers will he
| A. !. Tailor. !. Lerkel II. Mese John Nee. n.
Sweeney. f. Graf, " Kelly and others.
| $. A. johnson has accepted the nomination for
trustee OF the lourneymcn Tsilors Protective and
| benevolent Union. Messrs Cunning. Lennon and
| Hnrgemeiser were appointed as a special COM
mitt"c to submit a plan In regard to hnshelng
and altering ready made clothes imported from
| abroad H. Stewart was elected delegate to the
| Trade and Labor Conference A special commit
| Lennon, will visit Ectfcrns shop to demand the
| reinstatement of several Union men, or the reason
| against ll2 the linton decided TO hold picnic
| next summer Mcssrs. Severs, schieic Grove,
| Hornet and Tcrcck are to select place and re-
port to the Union neyt week. The death is an
| nounccl 81 Mrs Olga SlOlz.
Delegates from the Miscellaneous Section Of the
Central Labor Union, Journeymen Harnc.s-Mak-
| ers' Union, DvcrcoGt and Sack Coat Makers Union
| Machine Wood Workers Union No. 3s and the
Womcns Suffrage League OF the state OF New
| for tho Relief Of the | Unemployed DR. Cot +,
| ported what had been done 20 make the demon
S,ra,lon at Madison square Garden next Tuesday
| at least 1000 people TO be present 10 protest
against the inactivity Of the Legislature. when
! fri'tered away It's time with trining personal
| politics instead Of doing the work OF Statesmen
| in calamity like the present general distress.
| Among the speakers al the meeting will he The
| Rev. DR., Rainsford, Prof Felix Adler Counsellor
| Henry II. Beekman, samuel Gompers Seth Low.
Rabbi DE sofia Menicl, Father Ducey. Prof Daniel
| Or Colt is TO preside at the meeting and Edward
henCkIet OF Local Assembly 1868 X. OF L.. will