The evening world., 1894-01-02
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR,

IN THE WORLD OF LABOR
The Lancaster Brewing Company. Of Ruralo.
Union No. 4 and the men are now on strike,
viii elect o.morrow eyenins will serve FOR ono
year, the scmi.snnual elections having been
abolished.
Tho original organization OF the unemployed NJ
laws Of Ohio as the Unemployed Labor bureau
Of Cincinnati
Hundreds OF issters have recently been thrown
out Of employ ment by the invention OF an i'm.
s p'DySa s .SSis"f f,ro %sSn,ns i.,, week ' iss men Un Ssre
discharged on account OF the new machine.
Tobacco Workers Federal Union No. S:sa
elected Charles pattison, President J Mur'alls,
tory; @. A Murray, Recording Secretary !.
i ,rm, IT TTI K Manson. h ", R n,t,Sr'' Tsrss'T Na al.
tors.
International Typographical. Union. reports mat
last month the receipts Tor dues from local unions
were i.s2s, 20. while 81, i9s. ss was disbursed. The
balance on hand is s3s 363 70.
Tn. American Flint Glass. Workers linton has
spent about $500 900 in the past sisht years In
Its contests with capitalists. II Is now paying
about 81, 200 per week In benefits for Its general
strike against the United States Glass Company.
Dhnltl DhN1b " me newly eleCtt1 TtpTtttntatiNN
OF the Musical Liberty Protective Union at the
central body OF the United Hebrew Trades Unions.
The Auditing Committee Is composed OF Messrr.
Fink. Ninokur and Leyidansky. New membership
cards VIII be distributed next Thursdsy.
Monday, Jan. is. new othccrs will be elected
by the X. Of l.. Lady Gotham Association Of
shirt Operators and Laundry Workers. A special
committee Is looking for a new headquarters. as
the organization has decided to remove from the
Florence Bullding. where 1t has been for a good
many years.
powerful co.operati,e society called La obrera
Mataronuse." Besides cooperative distribution,
! carries on cooperative, production. 1t owns a
for adults, nifty model dwelling houses and does
a business OF l 800 900 pesetas per annum.
Mogldcrs' Union No. $50, of Tacoma, wash.
expelled R. Bruce for non:payment OF fines and
his being blacklisted he could not secure employ
ment Tor over two years, and he brought suit
against the Union and obtained judgment for
$4,000 The Union has appealed the case.
Lodge No. ii5, s~witchmen's Mutual Aid Asso-
citation, North America. Jersey city, has elected
these onfccrs for 1894: Master. d.. d. Sweeney
Financial Secretary. John J. Devinc Treasurer.
Frederick W. swan Past Master. d. y. Sweeney:
John j. mccullough.
Foreigners are not wanted In Japan. the popu-
lar clamor against them being that their immi-
grafton is detrimental TO home industries. The
EnEiishmen and German, who have bean suc.
eessfu' In establishing factories. mercantile con.
Germs; newspaper. a.. The Legislature OF la
pan Is discussing laws for the restriction OF i'm
migration.
L. A. zoos. letter.carrIcrs. In the Knights Of La.
Dor Congress OF New York State: l., a. 1.is5,
van viii represent l. A. 2.4l2. slate and metal
%roofers; /. A. asa. shirt operators and laundry.
Delegatcs OF ., A 2sa building constructors,
viii be T. l., Brown and Edward Murphy.
Brooklyn X. Of |" Coach Drivers Assembly
Secretary. R. Brooks, Financial Secretary; p,
Collins. Treasurer J, Walsh. Aimoner: p. Dor.
r r,saa ' ,a e.,oh,,.h At the las; meeting it was de-
Feb. s the sixth annual ball OF the Assembly
will take place.
Journcymen Hor,esboers' Union No. s will In.
22e East Forty-seventh street, next Thursday even.
ing. The installing onhcer is James Farrey. ex-
President Of the HorseshoerE' International
mon. The tenth annual ball OF No. 4 takes
place next Friday night at Tammsny Hall; it ia
expected that many officers and members Of
other unions, and also a number OF boss horse.
shoers and manufacturers OF horseshoes, will be
present.
Branch J OF the independent bakers and Con.
PETITIONERS, un,on has elected Il. s,ahl, President
Secretary; u Artu, Treasurer: Mesars.
It's last meeting the Union instructed its dele.
gates to the Conference for the Relief OF the Tn.
employed. TO propose that a mammoth bakery be
built by the city to employ the bakers now out
OF work. and that the bread baked be used for
The city Institutions and for distribution among
the poor.
Local Union No. &c. Of the United Brotherhood
NJ Carpenters and Joiners, has elected these ON.
GERS: Robert r. Farrell. President; Thomas DE
Greef, Vice President: Thomas e. Walsh, Re-
cording Secretary; John y. Leahy. Financial Sec
rotary: John HUMPHREYS. Treasurer: p. McCor.
mack, Conductor; Lewis Cooke. Warden; Dele
gates to District Council. Thomas c. Walsh and
Robert +. Farrell: Delegates To Trade and Labor
Conference. John r. Lnahy. Thomas G. Walsh and
Robert +. Farrell; for Walking Delegate Denis
Walsh received rs votes. j. n. Walkett received
5 and T. Schnlty received :. The Auditing Com
mtttcc Is composed of r. ]. Walsh. J. Willis. Ed,
O'Conncll. Trustees are Thomas O'NeiI. William
=. Flood and Lewis Cnnk.