Evening star., 1895-09-10
IN LABOR CIRCLES
Plasterers Attribute the Cause of the Ma
rine Band Middle to Prof Fanciulli.
Other Bodies of Organized Labor That
Met Last Night and the Busi-
ness Transacted.

A red-letter call was last night issued by
order of the Carriage and Wagon Makers
Assembly for all the members to be pres
ent at the next meeting. when the proposed
bylaws will be taken up. discussed and
finally disposed of. A matter of great inn
portance to the members, but information
concerning which cannot as yet be gwen
to the public, was discussed at length and
then referred to the executive board for ac
ton. At the request of a delegation from
Cigarmakers' Union present, the assembly
agreed to withhold their patronage from
all cigar dealers whose names are not on
Est, copies of which were distributed by
the members of the committee.
The assembly also voted to indorse the
action of the Federation and d. A. No.
&C in placing the lexington and Soldiers
Home railway and its branches on the un-
fair list.
Carpentcrs' Union.
The resigna ton Of Mr.. J. NJ. Heisley as
one Of the delegates to Carpenters Council
was received with feelings Of much regret
by the members of Local Uunion No. 100
at their regular meeting last night in their
hall No 627 Massachusetts, avenue north
west. Mr.. Heisiey is one of the most public
spirited men In the local union, and he has
served that organization long and faithfully
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which made him a prominent figure in the
subordinate society were displayed at all
appropriate seasons. Vice President NJ. d.
Rose presided at the meeting, and he and
several others expressed their sorrow that
Mr.. He.s,ey felt called upon to relinquish his
seat in the council. On motion, vote of
thanks was rendered to Mr.. Heisley for
long and valuable service. A communica-
ton was read from the committee on schools
of the Anacostia Citizens Association. re-
questing the appointment of delegate to
confer with the committee in reference to
taking steps toward securing the appoint
ment of representative of labor interests
as member of the board Of school trustees.
The union approved the action of the Fed
Grafton of Labor and District Assembly No.
e6, K. of L., in placing the lexington and
Soldiers Home Railway Company on the
unfair list, and by unanimous vote de-
cided to place fine of 81 on any member
who shall ride on any Of the cars CT the
offending company.
the Carpenters Council were made by Del
egates NJ. D. Rose, ]. H. Mccarthy, r.
Flynn and ]. NJ. Heisley, after which Mr.
Henry Donaldson was elected to the va
cancy in the delegation caused by the res
ignation of Mr.. Heisley.
Carpenters and Joiners.
The Amalgamated Society of Carpenters
and Joiners at their meeting last night
elected Mr. J. Mckay a delegate to look
after the affairs of the labor bureau and
workingmen's library. They also voted to
gay claim for tools stolen from member
and decided to approve the action Of the
Federal and D. A. No. G6. X. of L., in
also placing the lexington and Soldiers
Home railway and branches on the unfair
list.
Plnsterels' Assembly.
The members of Plasterers' Assembly at
their meeting last night declared by
unanimous vote that so long as Prof.
Fanciulli shall continue at the head Of the
Marine Bard that organization shall be
out of the list of those to be considered by
them when they want the services of
band. and they also passed resolution
that all societies of organized labor in the
District of Columbia be urged TO indorse
the action in this regard of PlaStererS' AS
sembly. While the resolutions were under
sured by number of speakers and all
agreed that the muddle in regard to the
band which developed few days before
the Labor day parade was wholly at
tributable to him.
The committee having charge of the
direction of the affairs of the proposed
labor bureau held a meeting last night and
decided to ask each of the societies of
organized labor In the District to con-
tribute s. toward an expense fund. 1t
was announced that several subscriptions
for the furtherance of the objects of the
bureau have been received. II was also de-
cided to urge full attendance of the MEM
bers Of the committee at the next meeting,
when it is expected there will be business
of much Importance to transact.