The morning times., 1896-01-12

hail was vacapt for Saturday nights. also
for Sundays, although two or three Organt-
zations that meet semi@nontbIy had sE okcn
for the hall, but no definite arrangement.
had been made. The report OF the com
n,,tt"e was accepted and the committee
continued.
The estimated cost of running the burca u
was ordered TO be- forwar rtic.l to he respect
i've local organizations, together with n
| recommendation that ca ach local inform the
bureau of the amount which it proposes to
contribute for the support of the bureau 20
mat some definite information might he
furnished the management.
The ways and means committee proposed
that Il literary and musical Entertainment Inc
given in the near future, the proceeds To be
used in defraying the expense OF fitting up
the bureau. The proposition WAS approved
and the committee instructed to ma Ike
suitable arrangements and to fix the date.
The committee then adjourned to meet in
The Times building ON the third Monday
1 evening of the month. January 20.
Pioneer l.. A, No. | 295, X. of L.. Laundry
1 Workers, held IA well attended meeting
| Wednesday night. District Master Work
| manW. IL. Il, Simmons, installed the Officers
| Tor the current term.
Two applications for membership We're
| received.
|
the Washington brcweries and Portner
| brewery of Alexandria, Va, and will assist
| the lockedout men by every means in their
| power.
Among the visitors were Brothers John
W. Hays, general sccretary-trcasurer: H.
u. Martin, Il. f. b.; NJ. J. Bishop, q: W:
r.; Joseph Bancs. OF l.. A. 3G3, nd Brother
Ncnpc oi dambrinis l.. A. 3i9, X. of l..
AMONG THE LOCALS.
ON Monday pyeuip,, curu.n,.rS.
Diy held It's regular meeting in Society
Temple, Fifth and Ii streets. The Officers
or the ensuing term were duly installed
INTO their respective offices by Distr
Master Workman Simmons, who after
ward addressed the members on the good
work the order was doing in this District,
A dclegaii"n from the Brewers Assem-
by was present and presented Il state
fnehi or the differences existing bet ween
lhc brewery companies aud their employees.
Alter listening Ia the statement the brew
cry employees were unanimously indorsed.
Reports were made from the District AS
sembly. Federation of Labor and the Car
pcntcrs Council. After the reports had
been disposed OF Il general debate under
the good OF The order was had, and scy-
er;ii enthusiatlc speeches were made and
the speakers warmly applauded.
The Bakers Drivers heid their semi
monthly meeting on Monday night In
Bunch's Hail, which was largely attended.
The amendment la the by-la wS increasi
the imitation fee to S25 was unanimously
adopted. The members claim that this
acilnn was very necessary in oIdcr To
protect the interests Of the drivers.
The action of The District Assembly of
the of l.. with regard TO the brcwcrics
was warmly ind"rsed
The members or The Iathcrs' Assembly
met in their new hau, No 425 Twelfth
street, on Monday night and installed the
OFFICERS elected for the ensuing tcrm-M
w, George Sloan; W. +, Ed kayuor; +. |
s., John Ainswortli, aud X. s., ID. u. Hail. |
The brewery trouble was discussed and |
the brewery employees indurscd. |
The meinbers OF Carpenters Onion turned !
out IN force at their meeting cB wc,incs- |
day evening. As no meeting had been |
held since the third Wednesday night in |
December owing to Christmas aud New |
Years Days falling on Wcductdays, |
large amount OF business had accumulated
The election of delegates tc the Federation
of Labor WAS had. 1t was also decided |
TO instruct the trustees 10 secure the
hail of the Labor Bureau fer the future
meetings of the union. The next meeting
of the union win be held at the hail. No !
il9 Tenth street but after that the meet
ings viii be held in the hall of the Labor
Bureau. Several members applied for and
were duly reinstated. The reports OF the
officers Tor the past quarter were read.
which showed very flattering state of
affairs. The roll OF membership is larger
than 1t has been for several years. and the
resources were in i ycrypToSpcrous |
condition.
Painters Assembly hcld large meeting
in Harris Han, Seventh and ID streets.
The amendments to the general c0nstitu-
ton as recommended by the general as
sembly were received and laid over to be 4
npStf al ba in ,tbi. ., |
is to be held on next Friday night |
The action OF the Federation OF Labor !
and the District Assembly Tegartiing the
brewers was unanimously indorsed.
The Paperhangers held Il rousinE meeting
n the Bureau OF Labor Hall Friday night.
The delegates to the Federation reported
hat the proposition OF the union TO request
he real estate men OF the city to employ
'nion labor. had been presented before
hat body and would come up for considera
ion at its next meeting. Since the propo-
ition had been made the prospects for its
doption We're very enCOura ging
Communication was read from Mr.. Samuel
Sicber. the well known real estate agent, ~
ndorsing the movement and promising TO
10 all in his power to bring about its general
ccogniiion.
The officers for the ensuing term were I
lso duly installed.
The Eccentric Association OF Steam En-
incerS held one OF the largest meetings
II Friday evening ever held in the history r
{ the organization.
The Brewery Employees were unani-
lously indorscd. The action OF the eXcCU-
We committee in calling out the engineers
{ the brcwcries was also warmly indorsed. u
he sentiments of the members as freely ii
xprcsscd was that they We're glad OF an (
pportuniiy of giving a practical illustra-
on of their true relation TO organized
bor. An appropriation was made 10 pay U
IL members thus withdrawn the fun
mount OF their wages. One of the | J..
-thdrawn members stated that through l
lie energy of the executive committee he
ad secured a better position than the one
. had given up, with shorter hours and :
o Sunday work.
Visitors were present from the executive
of the District Assembly, GAM
rinus Assembly. Iconoclast Assembly, ~
late Printers, Bakers, Drivers, and the I
ottling House Employees. The executive L
pmmittee was also instructed, in the
'ent of the Rottling House Employees, hav-
z 10 cease work on account of their l. l.
.tion in refusing 10 bottle unfair beer, to Il
call out the engineers employed =,
those houses. W