The morning times., 1895-09-15

and Justice. The delegates were also re-
| quested to bring this matter prominently
before their locals.
Tin and Sheet Iron Workers reported
F., limitations and propositions for mem
bership at their last meeting.
| Tailors called attention to the action
| of the Federation is placing Eiseman Bros.
clothiers, Seventh and E streets, on the
unfair list. The executive committee
recommended that same action be taken
| by the District Assembl y, which was
unanimously agreed TO.
Bakers del egates requested that the
matter of Sunshine bakery be decided one
way or the other during the coming week.
Butchers reported that an attempt was
being made to organize an outside union
Of journeymen butchers, for the purpose
| of defeating the action of the central labor
bodies in the case of n. Auth. 1t was
| further stated that at the request of Mr..
| Auth, the executive committee had on
| promise of an early settlement kept back
| certain matters from publication which
| would be detrimental to the interests of
Mr.. Auth, and that advantage had been
| taken of this silence by statements made
| to merchants handling Mr.. Auth's pro-
| ducts to the effect that the matter had
| been amicably settled. 1t WAS further
stated that il a settlement were not i'm
| mediately reached, the organization in
| every city wlere the products are sold
| will be furnished with full information.
The attention of the executive committee
was called TO the fact that lard was then
| delivered in express wagons TO prominent
| bakers in this city, instead OF in the usual
way, by Mr.. Auth's wagons. The matter
will be investigated.
The executive committee reported that a
| meeting with the committee had been re-
| quested by the proprietors of the laundries
Of the city, who were favorable 10 their
| employees connecting themselves with or
| ganized labor. but t-!ing to some misunder-
standing as to official reply to the request,
! the meeting was postponed to Sunday, Sep
| tember 10, when 1t would be held at The
| Times building at / l o'clock a. IN.
The executive committee also reported
an interview with Mr.. Chas. Baum, which
was the same as published in the proceed
| ings of the Federation Of Labor.
The Labor Day conference committee
reported that all financial and other
| matters connected with the conference had
been settled. The committee also pre-
| sented a detailed statement of the expenses
| incurred, also receipted bills for the same.
| On motion the thanks of the District was
| extended to the committee for its success
full efforts In conducting the affairs OF the
Labor Day celebration and prompt settle
ment. After which the committee was dis
| charged.
The committee on labor bureau reported
| that at the last meeting 1t had been de-
| cided to request all the locals to con-
| tribute the sum of So to the committee
| to prepare plans for the establishing the
bureau. The matter was referred to the
| locals.
Under good of the order, the question
of organizing several large bodies of un-
organized working people in this city was
| favorably discussed, and from the opln
| ions expressed the prospects are very bright
that several large assemblies Will be or
| ganized in the near future. Negotiations
are now being made tn bring this about, q nd
the assurances are very flattering for ulti
| mate success.
The executive committee announced that
| until further notice the committee would
meet every Sunday at IL O'Clock in cum
| mittee rooms in The Times building, and
| that anyone having business for the com
| mittee should take notice and report al
| those meetings.