The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-05-28

kAMEsNILLE, Nay %, ls70-In nv eireulal
Of danuary 4th, there vas a mistake in regard
TO Jacob Steir Osing shls union too dollars u
shOnld have been jacob Still The union thii
mad is working uOder the Jurisdiction Of. ~ill
please enforce the Law relative to borrowed mo
ney HIP GRoss,
Cor. Sec union No 81, box Is
GRCmHAfI, May Is, lS70-Ws are happy 70
Stase that our late difficulties ere now entirely
ovescOms, and We take pride In stating that it
vas chiefly owing 10 the noble aaaiSsance OF our
brother craftsmen that we conquered Oincin"
natl union win nov use i@ best endeavors 20 as
sst,their struggling brother craftsman of New
York, and, although our Arst Contribution 10
but small 1885, the Overplus Of assessment tAx.
aftee paying the remaining striker), We VIII
heneeforth show up a full record TO assist In the
gooa canse Of defending labor against the en-
croschments of capital
vAL HonzAUsER.
Corresponding Secretary, No 4.
WAsHnGron, D C, Nay 81. ls50.-fhs fol-
lowing named persons we're suspeneed fom this
uniAn for Ou.payment Of assemmenD T: james
Wektbeimer, William Eberly, Jack H. furpin,
JohN Olsmmona - Meyer.
A man By the name OF Joseph Mahrer has
made application for memborship % this union.
He has carried on business for the lass four
years in this city Any uniSn hAviag charges
against him will prefer them within thirty days
HKwnY G esxso,
Corresponding Secretary, No. 100.
EaMADELPHIA, May Is, ls70.-Sincs he pub-
licsnon Of my list OF delinquents N. yoHP issue
OF April s0th, the following named Rsnslemen
have written me ia regard % it: Frank Har-
per, Rossback, LOrerxo MeCeacken, II Buhr-
bark and Thomas Shea. Each SEATING they
have cancelled their debtedness to this union,
and have proof Of the same.
Er. Shea, Ia his letter says: 81 was Financi-
al Secretary of Richmond. Va, Union when my
Indebtedness to the Philadelphia union was
cancelled. paid 1t 70 Charles HitzelbargeF,
former Corresponding Secretary Of the Rich
mohd union, and he forwarded the amount to
Charles Baker, ex secretary Of the international
union and local union No. s."
can only say to the trade collectively, that
the books of this union we're, from 1856 to the
latter part Of 1858, kept In q most deplorable
and Teprehensble manner and whatever injus-
tic% may hsve been done the gentlemen, whose
names appeared in the list, the fault Ct blame
does not rest upon the present officers OF Ihis
unibn. JAMS GARDGKR,
Cor Sec, No. 5, 1898 Market STREET.
LAFAYETTE, May 20, lS7O.-A man BY TIE
name Of John Virgils, claiming to hail from
Chicago, has made application Tor membership
70 CHS union; he also states that be formerly
belonged 70 the Chicago union. AL uniOns hav-
soon Is possible. JosEPH GERHIEa,
Cor. Sec, No. 20. lock boz It's.
bEvESPoRr, Iowa, May rs, 1874 man BY
the name of Gottib Alsar, has made application
for membership TO this union. Any union hav-
ing charges against him will please notify union
No 81, as s0on as possible.
FRED RuHL.
Corresponding Secretary, box ~.
pTTAwA, ILL.,, May Il, 1s70.-The following
named gentlemen have made application TO be-
cotne members Of this union: c Weber, hail
ing from PeoFiA he claims to have been In
business for himself for the last Eve years in
that place, and John Gibbs, Who halls from Chi
caso. Any union having charges against either
of Shem will please notify the undersigned will
in thirty days from date.
wv PATERSON.
Cor. and Fin. Sec, No %.
CLINTON, Iowa, May %, ls7O-A cigarmaker
by the uAme Of Alexander Kreithing wishes to
beeOme q member of this union. Any union
having charges against him viii notify me with
in the time required.
JANIS HARvEY,
Corresponding Secretary, No. lis
FORr WAYNE, Ind, Nay 90, le7O--A man BY
the name Of P Feigert has made application
foh membership to this union he claims to neil
from Aismsburg, Ohio. Any union having
charges against him will please notify this union
within thirty days from date.
FL OGRR,
Corresponding Secretary, box 6s7
OTTAWA May, Is, 1s7O.-we must respectful
" inform all travelling eigArmakeEs % keep
away from this place, AZ there is no work and
ne money Our funds are exhausted.
The secretary Of Milwaukee union viii confer
a favor on me by informing me whether be has
received postOfice order for the sum Of $40 70
BE- placed to the credit Of @ B-k, which sent
some time ago. l have wrote twice since for
receipt for the same, but got no answer. Please
sAsWer BY return mail, and Oblig@.
wv PArEEsox.
Cor and Fin. See No. W.