The evening world., 1894-03-10
IN THE FIELD OF 0

New York has more central labor bodies than
many cities have local unions.
William Draemel, +27 East Ninth street. has
been reelected Secretary Of the Workmen's Gre.
nation Society.
For the beneht OF Lattemann's striking shoe
makers an entertainment will be given at Clar-
endon Hall on Monday evening. March 10.
Louis Herbrandt. formerly Secretary Of Brewers
Union No. l. is now publishing a German paper
In Davenport, la.
shoesorkers' unions in Massachusetts, are about
20 form Q combination under the guidance OF a
General Executive Council.
and plnter', VIII have It's hrst annual ball at
Brooklyn. tonight.
When an employer In Luxembourg needs an EN-
ployee he nils out 4 blank and for ave cents the
news is posted In all the post-ohnces Of that
country.
eight hours per day at 81 each. The bosses con-
coded the nasons' demands without Q strike last
Wednesday.
Beerdrivers Union No. 1 has its eighth annual
Bakers benevolent Society No. : celebrates its
thirtieth anniversary at Clarendon Hall.
Special shop meeting. are being held by tn.
upon the question whether or not to withdraw
from the Central Labor Federation.
An independent municipal labor ticket has been
for Mayor is a KNIGHT Of Labor. and a trade
unionist was nominated for Justice OF the Peace.
The Legislature of this State has been In session
improve the condition OF labor has even been re-
ported by a committee.
Labor. It's Right, and 1t. wrcnss." will be
tho subject Of a lecture to be delivered by the
near Division avenue, williamsburg, to,morrow
evening. Members of Local Assembly 1852. X.
OF L.. will also address the audience.
Max Forker. the National Organizer Of the So
cialist Labor party, has succeeded In organizing
sections at Omaha and Council Bluffs, Nso. Ores
ton. Reinbeck. Dubuque. Clinton and Davenport.
Ia, during the last four weeks
The New York World wants to know what
Senator German represents In his Efforts to hsxe
. .as ssI some on ., f II. w y%.,s'S %iq.,n aH' c. Ssr.i' h.ilrc.d
and coal stocks as an swe Journal OF the
Knights Of Labor.
Secretary Tursusson. q Typographical Union
this city and vicinity having petitions with
names attached in favor of the bill providing for
government telegraph to return the same to his
ONCE. 24o william Strcet. as soon as possible.
The first union OF printers on record in London
was organized In 1910. Its charter stating that
bring the modes Of charge from custom and
precedent into one point Of view in order to their
being better understood by all concerned"
One OF the consequences OF the hattcrs' strike
out Of the hands OF the manufacturers in that
city and about .. 900 union men will be out Of en-
ployment for at least six months to come.
Sausage, sauerkraut. pie and coffee stands.
where one can get a meal for three or hve cents,
are increasing In our streets. This means that
the standard OF life OF American workmen 10
rapidly approaching that OF workers In European
cities. where sausages made OF horsenesh are
among the daily ~victuals OF the laboring classes.
The General Executive Board OF the knights
OF Labor has called q convention OF local assem-
blies OF journeymen brewers to be held on April
Is. In ST, Louis. to form a National Trade Dis
trict. Each local assembly will be entitled to
three delegates. and Local Assembly 1905 will
make the arrangements for the Convention.
Lectures for workinsmen: This evening, In
dustrisl Chemistry by g. Mabler. at the West
Side Labor Lyceum. sac West Forty second street,
and Causes of Panics.'' by Hugo Vogt. at as6
Union: tomorrow evening. Equal Freedom and
No Special Privileses for Any by Wilihm
Hanson. at 8 Union square: us the American
workman a Freeman by c. II. Matchett. at
the Hudson Building. Thirty-seventh street and
Eighth avenue; Taxation Under Capitalism"
by Charles Sotheran. at 1891 Second avenue.
The nominations for onncers upon whom the
delegates to the Central Labor Union will vote
tomorrow are; Alexander Martin. Financial Sec
retary; J. v. Standish, Recording Secretary: J..
s, Henry, Corresponding Secretary: G. Brutschin.
Treasurer: J. C. Edwards. serseant-at-Arms; II.
Meisei, W. O'Brien. n. Weisnann. r. winston
Trustees; j. P. Archibald. j. Crafty. j. T..
Bausch, H. weismann. Il; White. J. Eddy. n,
Rohan, II. White. c. n. At!er. J: E. Bausch.
]. c. Edwards, ]. Bsrondess. :. Nohies. AIbitra-
tion Committee: J. Daniel. Patrick Close. T. r.
Dowue. II. Winston. J, Barondess. J. II. Heele,
Organization Committee: II, Weismann: A.. j..
smith, ]. p. Archibald. A. severney. r. Winston.
J.. Crafty, d, Harris. J. We'll. c. Roberts, Com
mittee on Law and Legislation.