The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-07-16

lower part ~ to cit, for The consen-
ieiDe e tn re- dents of that locality.
w6chare pnifous The application
co1hip6 IN DC Prml hroagh BE persor
q sidsk 0Ke<e, l proceeded 70
eject an Organization, but rule able o.
jectious coming from Union No.;l2,
hesitated, and attended a meeting of
the proposed Union, and urged a set
tlenfehtr. / attended, the following
meeting of Union No. II, July 5th, at
whleh the Union gave its consent and
good will to the proposed new Union,
and from appearances the month Of Ju-
ly win see Union No. 80 added to the
list of New York State Unions.
July 9th, by request of President
O'Keefe, J. proceeded to the city of
Newark, New Jersey, and organized a
German organization, as Union No.
~ Of that State, and from appearance,
the Union bids fair to be a successful
one. as its officers are familiar with the
working of Trades Unions.
will call the attention of subordinate
unions to the necessity for being prompt
in the sending Of the Quarterly Reports
for If care is taken in making out the
Report, it furnishes, at all times, q
printed official document of the men,
beers going and coming from the Un-
ions !; and / would further call the
especial attention of Unions to the use
of the columns. OF the WoRKINGMAN's
ADVOCATE, as will be seen is done by
the Cigar Makers Union. The system,
if practically adopted, is not only eco
nomical, but would aid the extension
of the National Organization through
out the country where the Paper circu-
lates. In hesitating from using it en-
tirely, it was owing in part to the action
of the Unions in not subscribing, and
not using its free columns, thereby in
volving the expenditure of about $l25,
in printing and postage, which nearly
all could have been avoided. Trusting
that duty will prompt you in calling
tho attention Of your Union to these
facts, and your future actions be TO ex-
tend the influence of the National Or
ganization. The following ia I. RE
PORT OF SUBORDINATE UNI0ss, as re-
ceived
UNION NO. 4, OF MASSACHUSETTS.
hnit;ated-Edwsrd billion, Thomas
Dillon, James Markham, p. Burke and
Edward McCmn.
Adsitted By Card-Patrick Murray,
L. N. Woodward, Martin Kearney,
Thos. Merton, q. Fitzgerald, D.Cuddy.
John Niles, l.. Buckley, >. w. Murphy,
and G.. Vibberts.
Cards Granted- G. 4. Harrington and
Martin Kearney.
Sxspended-Martin Walsh, IN &C
count of difficulty arising from con-
tracing.
Contruaor's Card Gr@ated-Wm. K.
Barnard.
All of the members employed.
Amount of 80 paid June 18th, to
sustain Troy strike amount of Sc paid
June 18th, for dues.
Number of members in the Union,
so. Condition of Trade-Fair.
Cor. Scc'y-H. f. Markham, Box
403.
4 ONION NO OF NEW YORK.
hs.taut -50hu Dooley, Thos. Tate
and Patrick ke@rny.
| Acimttted H Cdrd-John Ravens
Hawkins and George Beebe, from I'm
ion No. Of New York.
Reinstated- James Mcclure.
Erased-.John McRrien.
Resigned-David Manncring and
Richard Weeks.
Amount forwarded, $3l, for tax on
strike Of Union No 10, New York.
Number of members in the Union,
1874. Employed, 100. Trade fair.
Standard wages, $3.50 per day.
Cor. Sec'y-Patrick Trite, No. 247
Grand street, Williamsburg.
UNION NO. OF NEW YORK.
hutidted-R. Bride, T. Hogan, Thos.
Watt, Thos. O'Day and Dennis Lee.
Admitted By Card-Jas. Dooley, Zen.
Lovejoy and Roger Spaine.
Cards Granted-Francis CLARK, Chcs-
ter Price, Thomas Watt, William
Quincy and Benjamin Lovejoy.
Amount Of 1920 forwarded as tax
for Union No. 10, of Troy.
Number of members in the Union,
Al. Employed, Al. Trade inclined to
be dull
Cor. Sec'y-Gco. r. Lockwood, Co
hoes, Box 465.
UNION NO. 10 OF NEW YORK.
hitiated-Georgc Harris, Stephen
Albertson, George Emerson, Thomas
Emerson, E. A. Wood, VIM. Rushtord,
Geo. Marsh, Geo. Z. Clifford, Wash.
III. FeIter, James Cox, Napoleon Pei
there, Charles Subway, George Shum-
way, Philip Farnam, John Emerson,
Thos. Conway, Cyrus Smith, Daniel
Jones, +. Grey, Robert Christie, Mi
chel Murray, Ed. Salisbury and Pat
rick Daley.
admitted By CNd-IIarmon Blood
good, VIM. Cannon, John Moore, Ches-
ter Ives, BENZ Lovejoy, Frederick
Musha, Richard Hazel and William
Guinea.
Cards Gramted-J. w. Murphy, Thos.
Norton, Martin Kearney, J.. buckley,
John Niles, George Fitzgerald, John
Gryelt, p. Franicre, James Jennings,
John Daley, John Moore, Il. Moran
and j. Gimble.
.Suspendcd-Charles Nichols.
Re-instated-George Emerson, John
Peppin, Thos. Anderson, Thomas Bar
nv, Patrick Campbell, Patrick Bailey,
VIM. Mooney, John Gardiner, Thomas
Smith, Patrick O'Ncill and John
Moore.
Number of members employed at
the rates Of the Union, ITO. Uncm-
ployed, 40. Number Of members in
the Union, $50. Dues paid up to Jan
nary 1871.
Amount nf %0SO rpcniyn1 from tha