The morning times., 1895-08-25

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striotion. The delegates further reported
that ali arrangements had been made for
the drivers to turn out on Labor Day.
Grievances against Corby Bros, the bakers,
were presented and referred to the ex-
ecutiye committee for investigation.
Delegates from the Tile Layers reported
good attendance at their last meeting and
would he in line ON Labor Day.
The Phsterers reported everything in
readiness for the parade. The Debs reso-
lutions would be read in the han before
starting out TO join in the procession. In
answer TO questions the Plasterers stated
that their resolutions were not the ones that
were to be- read before the general parade,
but had been prepared by committee of the
PlaSterers' Assembly, and were intended
TO be an additional announcement OF the
wrongs inflicted on Debs and his associates.
The delegates were invited 10 be present
at the open meeting.
Delegates from the Carpenters announced
that there would be joint meeting of
Union No. l with TIE Carpenters Assembly
next Monday evening at the Society Temple,
Fifth and q streets. The carpenters also
called attention TO the work now being done
by Mr.. c. Baum, on Seventh street, and
requested that the executive committee
endeavor to secure the work for union men.
The request was referred to the committee
with instructions TO act at once.
The Tailors reported that they had held
a joint session with L. U. No. lSS, at the
Typographical Temple, on Monday evening.
The object OF the meeting was TO consider
plans looking forward TO the best interests
OF the craft in this city. The object of the
tailorS rs To abolish the present piece system
and to substitute weekly wages. Agree
mentS have been dra wn up and VIII he pre-
sented for signatures Ia the leading firing
in this city, many IS whom have signiile.
a willingness 10 sign.
The Carriage Makers reported that at
their special meeting held in The Times
/ building last Monday twenty-nine candl-
dates were initiated and several propo-
! Sitions received. Their regular meeting
would be held next Monday evening AT
Bunch'S Hall on Eighth street. The dele
/ gates further reported that the members of
the assembly would turn out on Labor Day
in ca rriagcS.
Plate Printers reported that they would
Ice in line on Labor Day aud would be
led by twenty-five pieces of the Marine
Band.
The BARRIERS reported eight rcinstatc-
mcnts at their last meeting; also that a
special meeting would be held at the com
mittee rooms in The Times building on
Thursday evening TO make fiaal arrange
! mentS for Labor Day.
/ Eccentric Engineers reported good meet
ings; also that they Will turn out in
/ uniform on Labor Day.
a
! in the parade appropriately costumed and
for badge would have rose from which
would be suspended two links Of sausage,
! crossed.
The Musicians reported that they would
not turn out in a body, but would be rep
resented along the line in the bands.
The executive board made its report, and
/ win see Kraft. Blair and Corby, the ba kerS,
( during the week. In the case of the butch
! esr the committee stated that though they
/ had had several interviews, no settlemen;
was IN sight. Evasive replies had been
/ made by the leading butchers, letters had
! been received stating that the action Of i'll
! dvidual bosses would have to be guided by
! the Butchers Protective Union, which had
! fixed a penalty of $500 on any member
who broke the agreement with the organi-
cation.
! After hearing the report of the commit
tee the delegates came to the conclusion
! that it was wasting time TO continue the
/ controversy, as it was plainly seen that
| the Butchers p elective Association was an
| tagonistic to organized labor, and Mr.
/ Nicholas Auth was placed on the unfair
/ list.
The committee on labor bureau and work
ingmen's library reported that a very in
teresting meeting was held al the commit
tee rooms in The Times building and a
temporary organization formed.
The benefits of the proposed bureau had
been discussed and temporary committees
! had been appoi nted. Another meeting
would be held at the committee rooms next
requested to be present, and it was hoped
that steps would be taken towards forming
a permanent organization.
The District organizer stated that he had
organized the laundry workers of the city
/ into a localaSScnlbly. TheorganiZcrfurther
stated that he thought that if proper
! efforts were ma de that every laundry worker
/ in the city would soon be in the assembly
/ A number of delegates volunteered their
services to aid in canvassing the different
| laundreS Others rendered their services
/ toaidineducatingt the new wformedassemblieS
! into The principles of the order.
The Labor Day committee stated that the
conference committee would meet at the
/ Typographical Temple next Sunday at 8
! o clock.