The morning times., 1895-12-29

gineers held their regular meeting as usual
on Friday evening. Reports were had
from the District Assembly and the Fed
Grafton of Labor, also from the cxecu-
tive committee. After the routine business
had been gone through with the assembly
went into an election OF officers, with the
following result:
Master workman, C. II. Caldwell; worthy
foreman, c. C. Roller; recording secretary,
Z. j. Rea; financial secretary-treasurer,
W. j. Leaman; 81 aJisticiau, Z. j. Rea; al
moner, w. F. Benson; tru stee, j. f.
Grimes; delegates to the District Assembly,
+. ]. Rea, c. C. Roller, and C. A. Holmes;
delegates to the Federation of Labor,
Messrs. Rea, Brady, Roller. Williams, and
Ward. The court officers are: Caldwell
judge; Breen, judge advocate, aud Rea,
clerk.
The Times Assembly met on Friday even
ing in the Times building, and was well at
tended. The reports from the respective
committees were made and acted upon. The
committee on bylaws reported progress
and were instructed to present their report
at next meeting.
The election of officers was then held, and
the officers elected will be installed at
the next meeting, to which the District
Master Workman has been invited to per.
form the installation ceremonies. The
present District Master Workman, W. II.
q. Simmons, who was present, was called
upon for n speech and responded by Civ
ing the members of the assembly some good
sound and knightly advice. The next regu-
lar meeting viii be held on the second Thurs
day in January.
At the meeting of the Brickla gers Union.
held on Friday evening in Bricklayer's
Hall, Seventh and L streets, It
was decided to elect an addl-
70 q m.
ton, which will he held in Columbus. Ohio.
next month. Tie election was held, and
ex-Delegate NJ Canty wa sdecla red elected.
In addition to the other business two
candidates We're Gully initiated.
The members OF local assembly No. BOG,
X. OF l., composed of field musicians, held
their monthly meeting in Peake's Hall, $50
Penns ylvania avenue southeast, ON last
Friday evening. The meeting was well
attended and the proceedings very inter.
esting.
The proposed organizing of a Juvenile
Assembly of Field Musicians was warmly
indorscd. though IL was the opinion of
this assembly that local assembly No.
1906 should have jurisdiction over all
field musicians over sixteen years OF age.
1t was expected that all the juvenile drum
corps in the city would connect with the
proposed new assembly.
1t was also unanimously agreed that
on open meeting OF the assembly would be
held on the second Friday evening in jan
uary, to which all organized and unor
ganized field musicians are to be cor
daily invited TO attend.
TIE assembly then went into an election
OF officers for the ensuing term, with the
following result: Master workman Will
lam A. Duvall: worthy foreman, James E.
Duvall: recording secretary, Willis L.
REYNOLDS; financial secretary. G. F. Wells;
treasurer, F. Fauth: inspector, NJ. Shep-
pard: almoner, W. n. Fuller; statistician,
T. Kennedy; worthy guide, g. Hit,e; In
side esquire. W. NJ. Jordan: outside
esquire, ]. H. Ritter: court Officers, F. P.
Holmes Judge: W. c. Wilkinson, judge
advocate, and G. F. Wells, clerk. Dele
gates to the District A ssembly, James E.
Duvall, Charles Hazelhorst and G. Wiikin.
son. The regular meetings OF the assembly
will be held till further notice on the last
Friday In each month In Peake's Hall,
600 Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
At the regular meeting of L. B. No. 2s,
Steam Filters Helpers, held Friday
evening, at No. 737 Seventh street, the
following officers were elected and In
stalled:
A. H. Douglass. president; T. H Mock
cording and corresponding secretary: NJ.
McGaryey, treasurer: F. Brennan, inspector;
Robert Steel financial secretary; John
Hart, guard; James Goldsmith, sentinel;
g. d. Yea, G. W. TAFT, and Charles Herbert,
trustees.
The meeting was largely attended and
the voting was spirited. There were three
limitations and several applications for
membership were received.
The semi-annual election OF officers of
local union, No. 90, n. B. E. w, was
held on Friday evening, at No. S27 Sew
enth street northwest.
The following are the officers elected
to serve for the ensuing six months:
President, George o. Malone; vice presl-
dent, William watson; financial secretary.
Robert F. Metzel: recording secretary.
David H Carr; treasurer, John S. Hebbard;
foreman, j B. Brown; inspector. john
Rosser; press secretary, d. Il. Carr; trustee.
W. H. Dikes.
A special meeting of the electrical work
ers will be held in The Times building oD
Sunday to consider the adoption of the
amendments to the constitution made at
the last biennial convention of the N. b.
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