The evening world., 1894-03-31
IN THE FIELD OF LABOR.

A Financial Secretary VIII be electeu oy une Ne"
York Trainers Union tomorrow
G.orre Kruger 52i West Forty -nrst street. has
been elected manager OF the employment bureau
Of Firemen's Union No j.
Mass.meeting NJ mrriers at 3S5 Dowery TINS
evening to consider a threat OF the oU'ses "
further reduce wages
The bakers employed at Hitchcock's restaurant;
Park Row and Hickman street. nave )oihed
Bakers Union No l.
The newly organized Cracker Bakers Union
has chosen Martin O'Dowds hall. In Ninth ave
nue. near Fourteenth street. as Its headquarters
The Swiss Embrolderers' linton has called a
special meeting for tomorroW 10 ,rahsI s,ripOn
Neavers' strike
Cigar. Makers Union No 10 elects new oficers
thi. evening and linton No li siNes an e1'e,
talnment for the benefit ot the unemployed at
Clarendon Hall
Men and women employed in worsted goods
IA, tories In DrooSlyn will hold meeting AT the
Brooklyn Labor Lyceum this evening TO form an
organization.
About twenty-five laundry workers went on
strike yesterday at Mehland's Laundry Kent ave
nue. and South sixth street. BROOKLYN. TO secure
higher wages The shop is guarded By policemen
Poor old Republican party. once the champion
OF the rights Of the people now what is ~ a
champion of trusts combines national oanks ,, any
an DINER forms uf organized mOnopoly -MliIAhd
Mechanic
Ee. Monday the srIs employed in ina collar D5 and
cum making in Troy. ~ y WI ho.1 Sonpract
system. The principal speaker Will be HaFry
Lloyd, OF Boston
Lattemanus striking shoerakers will assemble
at 81 East Fourth street, this afternoon 10 pro-
coed TO the late residence OF their dead comrahe
Frederick Metz, 6l6 Ninth street. whose funeral
they will attend.
The handle.turners OF Louisville. Ky, have been
organized by ). NJ. Kenney. OF the General Ex-
ecu,ivo Beard Of the Knights OF Labor. They
will now correspond with their craft in other cities
for the purpose Of forming National TRADE
Assembly.
Charles oppernan was elected Chairman OF the
conference FOR making an eight-hour demonstration
pro TEN last night. The conference was but
Ing at Ga East Fourth street
Secretary OF the Loot and Shoe Workers Inter
national Union. is now lmmisrant Inspector az
the Port OF Boston and j. =. Dullea succeeds him
as acting General Secretary until the next Con-
vention assemblies
The development, q machinery has prosresssSS5a
to such an extent that in Soa'h Bak9'@ 0, cvS
human being engaged in agricultural labor. and in
mis- ctty 700 barrels Of -four are t,sns;orm.d
into bread by one baker per year. while seven
men slrrce to produce bread for l.eeo people.
Artificial hower workers, all OF them Young
girls, met at q Clinton plaee. yesterday unaer
the auspices Of the Workingwomen's Society.
aad resolved TO form ar organization next Wednes.
day evening speeches were made by Mrs Joseph
inc shaw Lowell Miss Frances Mcdaniel. Miss
Harriet Kayser and Miss Alice {. Woodbridge.
Lectures for ~orkinsmen will be delivered to-
morrow evening At Union square by Prot. Dan
lei De Leon gp'7 IN. suG}Sit a G
Faiss subject he Industrial Conditions Of the
United States and at 1891 Second avenue, by
Charles ss,heran. upon The Lessons OF the
lcarian Colony"
The Culinary Worker. organ Of the Culinary
Trades Council. made its appearance to-day. II
contains interesting articles in regard TO the move,
ments Of the bakers, brewers, walters, cooks and
GsE Sk s"f 5.S PrSaas AHi iee han
charge and woTk.rsmen are its editors and re-
por,ers. c. whom receive paw Tor their work.
will be given a, the International Labor Exchange
on SATURDAY evening, Apr! ..
Eugene V. ptbs. President OF the American
Railway JuinH. has received the following letter
from General Master Workman Sovereign: The
Executive Bolrt Of the Knights Of LAtor sends
wish your noble organization the ersntesi possi
bic measure ~ success. and in all YOUR efforts to
unite the RAILWAY employees Of America for the
he,,erlent Ct their condition we pledge cur most
hearty corporation"
Thomas n NcGure. Q: the General Executive
| BoArt O.. the knights Of Labor. is now In Pitts
| non-union beer He returns TO New York on
Thursday 10 confer with the hrexery workers in
Fres. l ais, f my H's9 $3.50 ara n 4
| will be in Waterbury, Coan, 90 Apr! they viii
If S.siien APII Z to ssv h' i,5 IN 10
lo1lor. iith to Springfield Mass, Is;A to North
snrtcn.
Hary E, E..,on- Grand Organizer Of the Inter
I
PhiladtlrhtA has recently organized local lodges
At os~eso Carthage. Niagara Falls. Elutra
AlhSry 1rt Troy. y. Y. and Bradford Remove
harrt SSrrs sai York. Pa "a April 10 he viii
Be IN Wiains'oa. Del Mr.. EAs,on has been for
several yes.s connected with -he Uuia Pa-inc Raj.
rsad as District Aaste. Mechanic. aad he was
President {: The CeEt-A Labor Union in Omaha
SeeTe lis family resides The International As
sciatioa has Eov IS local lodges WITH ebort
"a. 40 reGhzrS !.
TIE Central body o. the Jou-ueyrnen Ta,lo-s
Protective and B%asv,ls1t Crioa has intorsei the
resolution = BE Central Labor Union aEains:
TIE rAP!i ira1st plan ~ the Chamber o, Com
mere TIE ''n-tttee hAviaE in charge the mat
Ter % Wakes soy vas ius-r-ylsI 20 order a
STsH II ". Walker carries out his irts-tioa o.
rece, aE wages he Contra! Lsbor Juic-'s h,y-
Coi ASAiIs; d-EntUWr theatre vas tr4o-Se-i
fe- re proposition - levy 80 cents Assessment
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