The evening times., 1895-08-31
PROF. FANCIULLI EXPLAINS
He Will Try and Have the Marine
Band in Line Monday.
Plasterers and Other Assemblies Met
aud Many Receive Their
Uniforms.

| A special meeting of Plasterers' Assem-.
| bly,, No. 1914. K. L., was held in the hall
at the corner of Fcur-and-a-half street and
Pennsylvania avenue. last evening TO con.
slider the band question. Prof Fanciulli
| appeared before them and clearly stated his
position in the matter.
They will meet tomorrow W and let Prof.
Fancuilli hear from them after their meet
ing. From tolk had with various mem
bcrs of the Plasterers' Union. Prof Fanciulli
| has denied the impression that they do not
| believe that he acted in had faith and that
| the prospect is that harmonious relations
| will be restored bet ween himself and that
organization.
The uniforms for Labor Day were given
| out TO the members last evening.
-Mr. W. o. Miller. one of the committee
on the parade for the Plate Printers, called
| at The Times office last night to make a
| statement in reference to the disagreement
between Prof. Fanciulli and the Plate
| Printers and Plasterers, as given in The
| Times yesterday.
A meeting of the committee Of the Plate
Printers was held yesterday afternoon after
which Mr Miller met Prof Fanciulli. There
were several of the Plate Printers present
at the interview. Prof. Fanciulli stated to
these gentlemen that after the publications
it was his duty and desire to straighten out
the mattcrand to remove the bad impressions
they had given concerning his conduct.
In order TO remove the IMPRESSION the
professor said that he was quite willing to
have the band appear in the line on Monday
morning until the time when 1t was me-
cessary to leave the city and take the train
for Philadelphia at 11:S0 a. M.
After hearing what Prof. Fanciulli had
to saw the men expressed themselves aS
satisfied, that they believed the misunder-
standing arose from unavoidable circum-
stances. and desired to let the hard feelings
go by.
A special meeting of Bricklayers' Union,
No. 1. was called in the hall. corner of
Seventh ana L streets, last night. and the
new hats for Labor Day were distributed.
There were 81 hats given out last evening
and about 200 remain yet to be taken.
The hall will be open from to IL O'Clock
this evening and after 8 o'clock Sunday
morning for the distribution of uniforms.
The hats are furnished by Keenan, Brothers
and are strictly union made. They are ofa
drab hue and made of servicea BILE felt.
A report of the committee appointed to
had been employ ed in the manufacture of the
uniforms was submitted. The members of
this committee were: C. c. Hesler, F. Ma
cauliff. ]. B. Dowell. ". R. Fisher and
Frank Burgden. Statements made by both
the committee and the representatives of
Loeb 6 Hirsh. the makers of the uniforms,
showed conclusively that they were union
made.
I1ei aud E,,oa fsrsT 10 rnrc IN
11s1. K of L., met last night at their
hall. 1914 E street northwest Arrange
ments were completed for the Labor Day
parade. The members will assemble 10
man at O'Clock in the hall. W. E. Thomp-
SON was chosen marshal Of the assembly
for the occasion.
The placing of the lexington and Sol
diers' Home Railroad Company on the
''unfair list" was indorsed by the organi-
zation. The men pledged themselves not to
smoke any cigars that did not bear the
union blue label.
Anenthusiastic meeting o fthe iourneymen
Hous.. Painters L. A., 1898. was held last
evening at Harris Hall, corner d and
Seventh street northwest. to perfect final
for Labor Day celebration.
The committee on uniforms reported
every ttIlk IL ISdS3ihCsss anu ~ 10 SAPVStCu
tina, over 100 men will he in line. The
uniforms ordered from Sweet & Orr have
arrived. and will be one Of the features of
the parade. A handsome floral symbolic
Of the trade has also been secured.
Mr. William Boron. one of the Oldest |
painters in the District. will head the |
painters column, carrying large United |
States flag.
Mr. William l.. Bailey was elected mar |
shall. and Mr. Michael j. Hynes assistant !
marshal The former will act as aide
to Marshal Whittenlore in charge of the
third division of the parade.
regular meeting of the Electrical Work
ars' Onion was held last evening at
schwartz's Hall, No. s37 Seventh street
northw est, President ]. NJ. Berger in the
chaic
Mcssrs. I. Brown. I. j. Swami. A, John
on. joseph r. McCiink and Alexander
Poivret were elected and installed new
members and application for active men,
,ership from Mr. John H. Hoffocker was
lcted on favorably and Mr.. w. E. Beagle
.einstated to active membership.
A letter was received fIom Mr.. A. F.
rennille. clothier. No. 7O9 Seventh street,
tating that the work done on his building
" the members of the Electrical Union
was perfectly satisfactory. The union
dopted resolution onrecommendin g Mr.. Ten
lille for the patronage Of union men.
The action of the Tailors Union in plac-
ng Morton C. Stout s Co., clothiers, on the
lnfair list was unanimously indorsed.
The Electrical Workers will assemble at
'37 Seventh. at a. m.. on Labor Day
to taking their place in the
procession.
The committee on convention adjourned
D meet again Friday next at SchwartZ's
Iall. No. 837 Seventh street. at 8 p. IN.