The morning times., 1895-09-14
LOCAL ASSEMBLIES ACTS
Stonecutters Appoint Delegate to
the Labor Bureau.
lutions Making Certain Additions
20 the Unfair List.

The regular meeting of the Stonecutters'
Associa tion was held last evening at
Costello's Hail, President Friedrich Brooks
in the chair.
The action of the central bodies in plac-
ing Nick Auth, butcher, and the Eckingtcn
and Soldiers Home Railway and It's
branches OH the unfair list, was unanimously
indorsed.
The appointment of Mr. William Kreiter
by the Federation of Labor to represent
the Stonecutters in the Labor Bureau, was
hearuiy approved.
A largely attended meeting OF Brick
layers Union No. l was ielu last even
ing at Their han, corner seventh and l
streets northwest. III The absence OF the
president the meeting was conducted by
Weep resident Thomas Sullivan.
The meeting was occupied principally
In the ira uSaction OF routine business.
The special committee on Labor Day
made its final report and tue bill for
uniforms ordered paid.
The Labor Day picnic committee re-
ported the affair a grand financial and
social success.
The action of the central labor bodies
in placing Nick Auth, butcher. on the
unfair list was iudorsed.
Three new memDers-Messrs. Dorsey
Moran, John Williams and L. Ed. Dement,
were Initiated.
Journeymen House Painters, L. A. 1913,
K. of L., held an enthusiastic and we'll
attended meeting last evening at Harris
Hall, corner Seventh and ID streets north
west.
The assembly indorsed the action of the
Federation OF Labor and District A ssenl-
bly, 66, in placing Eisman Brothers, cloth
iers, corner Seventh and i streets north
west: Nick Auth, butcher: kernan's The
ater and Aliens Grand Opera House ON the
unfair list. A fine OF so will be imposed
OH any member OF the assembly proven
guilty OF patrunizing any OF these places.
A resolution was adopted requesting the
friends of organized labor to withdra W their
patronage rromallbu siDes houses dlspla yiDg
lithograph advertisements OF kernan's or
Aliens lhcaterS.
Three new members were Initiated. and
two applications for membership received.
The Electrical Workers have decided to
make their future meetings more than of
ordinary interest.
AT their regular meeting held last even
ing at SchwartZ's Hail, No. S27 Seventh
street. il was agreed that at each meeting
some member would deliver an address un
practical electrical work. At the next
meeting the subject will be discussed for the
special benefit of apprentices and honorary
members.
the absence o the president was conducted
by Mr.. Metzel.
Communications were received from the
electrical unions at Philadelphia and At
lanta, Ca, stating that their votes had
been cast for Washington as the place
for holding the national convention, which
will meet November IL to II.
The thanks of the union were voted
The Times for the donation of the stereo-
types OF the grand Officers of the Electrical
Workers.
Mr. David H. Carr was elected to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Secretary A. c. Balser.
Secretary Carr was instructed to write
Mrs. Annie Barbour and inform her of the
organization OF Electrical Workers and
request that she employ members of the
union on all her work.
Short addresses were made by Messrs.
George A. MoloDe and A, c. alser on by
namo construction and bell circuits"
Mr.. Henry c. Wilson was admitted to
active membership and Messrs. Fred C.
LutZ and Marion +. Gilbert as apprentices.
The convention committee will meet Sun
day at p. m. at No. S05 n street north
west