The evening world., 1894-05-04
M THE WORLD OF LABOR.

ccs-d schmluI M mas a 0'sA
hfa ,h ia announced Of Charles scherel. OF
~ .. stone Masons' Union NO. l.
ht will be elected by the Journeymsn ,
osnssrs and Gashtters Progressive on'on "e>'
SsIS'Sy .,.,.. rm,ro,a.r.r.. Union wa.
A aanI,n a, south River. N j., this week
"s''' os,. Who is in washington, Yesterday
Sn oonngTersd the protest Of the American Fed.
en," NJ Labor against the new treaty WIN
OBa u,.-,.r. and Turner's Union No
pieh'Ie eao,sed the resolutions OF the building
y ns t~"nterence protesting against handiing
fr,aes,,. decorations after June !.
ms. tnion No. 20 will be represented AZ the
bkers s-onysntion OF the Journeymen BAKERS ana
ecnins, International Union by w. freund'
or,,,,zatlon Committee Of the Central
in ,Inion has succeeded In organizing the
bo0 ASSOCIATION OF Photo -Ensravers' whose
hnssnnarters will be at 26s Dowery'
a.'.,,vr iourneymen bakers have called mass
Bfooh'tn tar tomorrow evening at Central Hall,
ntelns ' cot brooklyn, to review their Efforts
Etoroughly organize their trade'
- ot l.. Tile Layers Assembly has rejected
me Ihe.nosment n, MI proposed by the Mantel. Tile and
te HeW,nnmforturers Association. and a new
v..sssment is under consideration
N.-,.s,iye Painters Union No. has griev-
~ .sssIns, the Warden OF the Tombs Prison. who
m m' SSnloyed some OF the prisoners 10 90 tne
ni,,Inr throughout the building.
- sissrist. Of the New York Framers
sn hs who lost his life through an accident while
.nUork will be buried from his late resiuense,
y, Wsst one Hundred and Thirty y-hfth street. this
tternoon a. ,. =, 1p,,,,,,
,sNsStss Yesterday against the employment OF
n.snion plasterers on Jobs at sixty.hrst Nree,,
srty.second street, s'~''
reuue. ,. ,s -, Ar,,
u.,ien and Mediation. has been added as a mem
" to the Joint Board Of the Esc,TSs' ss wopn Gps
tnrtors Association anu Eieeui"' A'NN ''"
ri Union No. g.
,ocu Assembly ASS. X. OF L., whose creden-
ais were contested ior some time, has now oeen
limited to the Board Of Walking peieSates; Hs rs
.nresentative being John McAndrew ne 10 10
\ pledged this afternoon
| Machine Wood Workers Union No. Is has
.sed G A Hail. President; NJ. Krepser. Vice
fDp seeFssry FssSrqne HsS.rd
rsssurer; E. e. Lewis, J. c. Wagner, f. Ste
benson, Trustees.
| Gen Coxey and His Army is the subject
d. discussion under the auspices o. the new 1otk
| ri avenue this, evening. Lucien Sanial and Z.
fsekman will be the principal speakers.
The striking slik-r.bbon weavers Of Paterson
-, Indignant at the conduct OF the business men,
,soss delegates at the conference with tho man
ticturers and strikers supported the resolutions
the former. and 1t is probable that the strikers
rl refuse to again confer with the business
rople.
OWN. to the low price OF -four and the sharp
smpetiton on the part Of the big bread factories.
many small boss bakers are now selling bread
1t very low prices, and journeymen bakers are
afraid that soon their wages Will also Do cut
down
The trades unions and political labor orsaniza:
tons Of Austria have decided upon a general
strike to force the Government to grant general
suffrage to the laboring people OF that country
The strike is to be inaugurated by the miners.
Who will demand the eight-hour workday.
Charles Klueppelberg has been reelected Sec
retsry Of the German Walters Protective Associa-
uon as was Treasurer z. Graf The DELEGATES 10
the Culinary Trades Council are L.. schwartz-
kopt T.. Graf. G. Klueppelberg, IL. Meisel. The
Association will be represented In the Central La
bor Union by f. Graf and II. Mesel.
Some time ago the Boston Carpenters District
Council issued a circular to all storekeepers and
business men in that city soliciting work for un-
employed carpenters, and In return pledged the
patronage of union men, Inc plan Is working
successfully, the carpenters being employed
through the Council without the Intervention OF
contractors.
Sam Gompers Gen. Franz sigel, Or. j. II. Sem
ner and +. f. McSweeney have interested them
selves in the case OF William Hampe, ex.secretary
Of Confectioners Union No. I. who, Tor desertlns
the United States army was sentenced 10 serve
for two years and SIX months at hard labor at
Fort Leayenworth Kan. Upon petition OF the
above named gentlemen the penalty was reduced
10 eighteen months.
Delegates Hanlon, Inland, Thiemsen. Kampfer.
and Kali have been elected members OF the Asita-
tion Committee Of the Bakers Local Joint Execu-
Tive Board. The Organization COMMITTEES Is at
work to reorganize the Hebrew bakers In this city,
Who are contemplating a strike for higher wages
land a reduction OF their hours OF labor. ot the
tvelye large New York bakeries only two have re.
Fu,.d to abide by union rules 1t 10 expected that
(he men working In the ten large shops VIII join
nSrpeSmen bakers in this city and vicinity who
! not belong to any union