The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-09-28
CHICAGO, ILL, SEPT q, 1872

THE SroNE-CrTTEEs are preparing for their
grand parade, which is 70 take place soon.
Y. o. A. B. NET IN their new quarters
in Reeses Building Dearborn street. o. Wed
nesday evening As usual they were busy inn
tiating new members.
Painters MEETISG.-L Lodge No. 10. q.
o. p, met at their han on West Taylor
street, On Tuesday evening The meeting vas
pretty well attended, and the President re-
ported everything as progressing fayorably to
the organization. OF the sister lodges, Ne
speaks in the highest terms, and especially y
the progress made in the scandinavian Lodge
THE PLAsTERERs held their regular weekly
meeting on DeKoven street on Tuesday
evening, and was well attended They had
to make arrangements for the burial Of =
brother which sorrowful duty they perform
81 on Wednesday forenoon, by turning out In
procession and attending the funeral p The
deceased brother They were accompanied ~
the burial place by band ~ music, which
during the mOumful march, played appropn-
ate airs The order. in line Of march number
ed about rive hundred men, wearing the regA-
Liza and white gloves.
TIRE Carpenters held their regular weekly
meeting at their hall on Harrison street, Wed
nesday evening. They had very large and
enthusiastic meeting. A large number Of
applications membership were received
The following is list OF employers who have
agreed to pay the wages requested
Warwick, Chamber of Commerce, Tribune
Building, Fuller Block. Finley, Hartman
Block, Second National Bank, Anatrirn 4 Co,
J. Z. Kinds, Aikens Theatre, Republic Lie
Insurance, Oriental Block, Pike Barker
Hoddingly Co.. Mengre Building, Payne
HarsOn, Rice 4 Corrich, Morgan Wood,
Washington street, Miller & Fay, Lake and
STRIFE streets Kenster, shop los Erie street
Arrangements were made for 4 grand
parade to take place ON Friday morning. and
the following appointed a. marshals W VI
Finucan, Chief Marshal Robert Spencer.
Assistant Marshal James Dykeman and Mr..
Morton, " ardens. The men are TO assemble
at headquarters, West Twelfth street, Friday
at 10 o'clock
1HE PROFESSIONAL SLANDERER o. WoKK-
INGMES. There are few Intelligent mechanics
who have not heard Of the Chicago Times. a.
the open, and avowed enemy ~ all that per
tAlns 70 the interests Of labor. For years past
lts columns have teemed with the vllest abuse
and interpretation Of our trades organizations
and their supporters. In last Mondays
issue. it fairly Outdid itself, however; It's
spleen and impotent rage had free vent.
though Il is not our intention u pollute our
columns with any extracts from its billings
gate, or dignity the pensioned hbellers who
do the dirty work assigned them, by more
than passing notice. They are II their
father the devil, and the words OF their
father they will do. We aimply desire to
call the attention Of the workingmen " On,
cago to one fact, that speaks for itself. and
that is ever since Mr. Storys connection
with the Tunes, extending over period VI
ssn years, there has never been controversy
between workmen and their employers, in
which the claims Of the former have not been
misrepresented or denounced ana
he cause of the employer sustained, not
me That's all the reply W think IL BIZ.
ingsgate Is Wsrth.