The evening times., 1895-10-22
SELECTED a tEtV TITLE
workingman's Libiarl Association
and Bureau ofLabor the Title.
Sunday Worker. He'd an Open Meet
ing-otl,er Labor Bodies Trans
act Routine tBnsiness.

were represented at the meeting OF the
Workingmens Library Association and
Bureau OF Labor held last evening In The
Times building.
The most important business which en-
gagged the attention Of the meeting was
the adoption of a name and the consdera-
tion OF rules for the government OF the
association. The name was changed from
that by which the organization was for
merly to that given above.
Action on the constitution and by laws
was postponed until the next meeting.
The committee ON rules was further in
structed to prepare Il prospectus and circu-
late IL freely.
The committee on employment office re-
ported that they had suitable rooms in
sight, and in all probability could secure
them at reasonable rates. The committee
was empowered to act and instructed TO
procure the most suitable rooms possible
and open up for business at once.
"
Ten new members We're initiated and as
many more applications for membership
received at the meeting OF the BOtticrs' En-
ploycs, held Sunday A. No. 500 + street
northwest.
The assembly WIS entertained for more
Will buOTV bnu
talks by representatives from District AS
seinbly 66, Eccentric Engineers, Plate
Printers. Bakers Drivers and Carpenters
assemblies.
The following delegates to the Federation
OF Labor were elected: ]. X. Callahan, G.
J. Bowen, II. j. KitteDger, II. Carneai and
J. Roberts.
A well attended meeting of Industrial
or In,. rI-..rS
was held last evening at No. 500 F street
northwest Several applications for mem
bership were received and favorably acted
, upon.
After the routine business an open meet
ing was held. There was large crowd in
waiting and very soon the hall was filled
TO its utmost capacity.
Short addresses were made explaining
the object and the benefits to be derived
from organized labor by Master Workman
Cropp and other members of d. A. So,
and also by many lady members of l.. A.
1928.
Six new members were initiated and
nine applications were, received at the
meeting OF Bakers Drivers L. A. lO46.
K. of L.. he'd last evening at Buuch's Hall.
3l6 Eighth street northwest.
Al the request OF delegation from the
Laundry Workers Assembly, the Banner.
Dexter, Boston, Wells, and Fourteenth
Street steam launiries; were indorsed as
favoriDg organized labor.
A special meeting of the assembly will
be held in November to consider some i'm
portant changes TO the constitution and by
laws. J i
The members OF L. A. Il 14s, X of L. were
out in strong numbers at their regular meet
ing at Society Temple, Fifth and Il streets.
last night. A special call had been issued
TO the members to attend the meeeting.and
The response was that every seat in tho
large hall was taken up. Master Workman
Wilson presided, and a large amount of
business was transacted
Amendments to the bylaws that have
been laid over for soipe weeks when put
before the meeting were defeated. Dele
gates wereciected 10 contemporaries Council.
The special committee that had been
appointed TO visit the various local labor
organizations relating to the differences
that X ist between the Carpenters org ganiza-
tions and Mr.. Charles Baum, reported that
1t had visited nearly every organization
in the District and the action OF the car
penters In placing him on the unfair list
had been unanimously indorsed by every
organization visited and in most of them a
fine had been placed on members violating
the restriction.
The committee further reported that the
rest OF the organizations would he visited
during the present week. After the report
had been made it was unanimously resolved
that the proceedings should be given to the
press
The Amalgama ted Society of Carpenters
and Joiners met in regular session last
evening ut Costello's Hall, corner of Sixth
IND Il streets northwest.
An encouraging report was submitted by
Organizer Gorge Cavanaugh. He re-
ported that during the past month new
branches had been organized a Providence
and bridgeport, r. l., and that there was
every prospect of two new branches being
theconiing month.
The monthly report of the employment
board showed dthatatpresent more members
are at work than at any time during the
past two years.
claim for tools stolen, amounting to
Sc .22. was ordered paid.
The Brotherhood of Carpenters. L q.
No. 100. met last evening at No. 62T
Massa achusetts avenue northwest.
The delegates tn the Carpenters Council
announced that the representatives to the
council from Carpenters and JoBers' L. A.
No. 174S, K. of L.. had decided to withdraw
their delegates fromthe Carpenters Council
One application for membership was re-
ceived.