The morning times., 1895-10-13


did not employ strictly union labor in theil
laundries; when this Is done other names
will be also, published as being deserving
OF the pa trohage of organized labor.
The report from the Tin and Sheet
Iron WORKERS was that the members wert
taking renewed interest in the affairs o1
| the assembly. At the last meeting three
| former members who had dropped out ap'
piled for reinstatement aud were admitted.
Propositions from four candidates for ad-
| mission were reported upon favorably,
| and at the next meeting they will be
| initiated. The delegates also reported
that the matter of the Emerson Shoe Com
pany's new store was yet unsettled.
The Eccentric Association of Engineers
| delegates reported that at their last meet
| ing the Labor Day excursion committee
had made a Iinal report, which showed
that the excursion had been grand sue
| cess.
The delegates from the Musical Assem-
bly, reported that since the last meeting
four applica tions for membership and
four for Reinstatement had been received,
also that an appropriation had been made
for the labor bureau.
The executive committee made report OF
its weeks work. The committee had re-
ceived visit from several west end mer-
chants, relating to the closing of their
stores at O'Clock in the evening.
II isti DttH SUfsStsSlt.i iistb
ing be called OF the west end merchants
for the purpose OF agitating the early
closing movement in that section OF the
city. The executive committee recommend
ed that this course be pursued. The COM
nittee then read the agreement entered
into between organized labor and the eni-
pioying butchers of this city. The agree
nent regulates wages and hours, and also
stipclatcs that none but union labor he
pmnlnyaSt Tho yns.pt has hpcp signed
by five OF the leading boss butchers
The committee on the reception OF The
delegates to the General Assembly reported
that il had been the intention to give
banquet TO the delegates. but no estab-
lishment in the city capable or furnishing
the same could be found that employed
union help, therefore, rather than patron
ize any non-union caterer, the committee
would recommend that the banquet be
abandoned. Discussion followed, and 1t
was suggested the master workman ap-
point three lady delegates on the committee.
The suggestion was accepted and carried
out.
The action of the Federal ion of Labor in
declaring Aliens Opera House fair was
unanimously indorsed.
The Fcdcrations action in taking the
Union MARKET. No. 3l2 ems yivania
avenue, off the unfair list was concurred in
The quarterly reports of the financial
secretary and treasurer were read, which
showed the order in this city to be in
Il very healthy condition, both financially
and numerically.
AMONG THE LOCALS.
The regular monthly meeting OF the The
atrical Alliance of Stage Employees was
held last Sunday in the hall, No. 1915 E
street, with the president. Joseph B. Fen
ton, in the chair. While the regular meet
ings of the stage employees are only held
monthly, sfiiI the executive committee is
actively at work all the time and special
meetings OF the members are often called.
IL Is probdbie> that more meetings are held
by the stzgeI employees than are held by
those unions meeting weekly.
The last regular meeting WIS not only
largely attended, bat was Il very important
one. AZ a, special meeting. held about two
weeks ago, applca zion had been presented
from all the employees OF Aliens Opera
House, and had been referred to the
regular meeting OF last Sunday for action.
All the applications, with the exception
OF one. were repnrted favorab!y on and
accepted. In the application not voted on,
it was ascertsined that the applicant was
In arrears to another lucal labir organiza-
ton, and as is customary in all labor
organizations, the application was laid on
the table until such time the applicant
objects 10 his adniissiuDd in the alliance.
The delegates to the Federation OF Labor
were Instructed to request that body tn
declare Aliens Opera House fair house
The Labor Bureau and WorkinEmeD's
Library propositions were indursed and a
delegate appointed to represent the alliance
atthe permanent torganizatiouoitn oi the bureau.
The report OF committees un the other
theaters was very flattering, and 1t is
confidently predicted that before many more
weeks every theater in this city viii be
run by strictly union men.
The Carriage and Wagon Makers are
doing very effective work in securing
v ori; for their members. The policy OF the
Carriage Makers is TO insist that business
men OF this city have their " ork cone in
washington 4 card has been issued to
ali business men calling their attention
TO the practice of some merchants sending
out OF town TO have their wagons ana
ca rria@es bull, which TIE Carriage Makers
believe 10 be aniniUstice to those from whom
they expect to derive their patronage.
The assembly has decided to Keep close
vs. atch OH all work sent out of town and
" i'll report the same to the central labor
bodies At the last meeting it was re-
ported that a large contract had been
given out by the Hcurich Brewing Com
pany for new wagons, and the delegates
to the central bodies were requested to
have the agent on Mr.. ReGrich's work
instructed to request that the work be
done in this city.
An important meeting of the assembly
will be held tomorrow evening in BUnch's
Hall, No 314 Eighth street northwest
Carpenters Joiners' and Starbnilders'
Union held a very interesting meeting last
Wednesday evening. President Mason was
in the chair, supported by fun roster of
The meeting was well attended
The reports from the Federation of Labor,
Building Trades Council and Carpenters
Council attracted considerable attention.
The treasurer, Samuel BealI, and the vice
president, Fred ]. Niedomanski. who were
not present at the last meeting, were duly
installed.
The Tin and Sheet Iron Workers held
their regular semi-monthly meeting on
Wednesday evening in Plasterers' Hall. Ap-
plications for reinstatement from three
former members were received and accept
ed. Several propositions for membership
were acted on, and the candidates will be
Initiated at the next meeting. The executive
committee made its report on the work Of
the Emerson Shoe Company 'snew store, and
as the report was not a final one the COM
mittee was continued.
Most Girls Know the Way.
Blobbs-what nonsense it is for the news |
papers in their accounts of weddings to de- |
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