The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-09-21

EY VIII unions desiring change m the addresses ~
secretaries please state the name Of thr
lormer secretary.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. 10, 1872.
To the Officers and Members n Locoi
Unions:
Mr. Werner Stauber, al estee ned mem
Der Of Union No. Is, aud also elected rep
resentative at the late Convention, died
here ON the 10th day Of September. We
communicate this sad news d our sister
unions with feelings 81 the most profound
sorrow and regret
JOHS RUDROF, President.
GUSTAV NOLLMER, Cor Sec,
Union No 10.
SCHENECTADY, Sept. IL, 1872. A man
by the name Of Andrew AbelinQ. who
claims to have worked in Fort Plaine.
Canazokarie, and Sharon Springs, and fur
Their claims that he has never belonged tY
any union. Any one having charges will
prefer them, and oblige the Secretary
Of union 50, CHARLES Bliss.
HARTFORD, Or, Sept IL, l8T2.-We
have man under our charge BY the name
of A. q. Garrett, alas Aaron Nandam.
his card has been lost, with Endorsements
thereon. Any union having charges To
prefer will do 80 immediately
Adolphus Schif and August Noges have
made application for membership in this
union. Any union having charges against
either of the above named will please pre-
fer them Immediately.
GEO. NEwsHAFER, Cor Sec.
Union No. AZ, Lock box ~.
ST. LOWS, Sept. IL, l872-The follow
ing named persons have made application
for membership. Any union having char
GEES will please prefer them within thirty
days from date Henry Jaegsl, julius
Relnecke, Louis Holman, Joseph Hy
man, Robert KEEL, all from st. Louis.
Henry Schmidt and George Hellwig. from
Germany, Peter Strspel, from Cincinnati.
Retiring cards were deposited BY John
Muller, from st. Louis, Christ Baeber.
from St Louis, Chas Radcliff, from st.
Louis. Patrick Shean deposited travel
ing card issued from Binghamton. His
Endorsements amount to $50. 80 He has
enlisted In the Regular Army. and u
course VIC will not be able to collect any
money from him. VIM. DUN applies for
membership he Is a suspended member
"f anon IL, and works at Clinton Mo.
GCsTAyE NoLMER, Cor. Sec
ALBANY, Sept To- 1872 George Bliss
wishes 70 become a member Of this union
BY initiation any union having charges
will prefer them within thirty days
| NJ f. HOGAN. Sec. Union No. 5.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Sept is, 1S72.-
4 The following named persons have made
| application to become members of this
union Frank Rival, Vim. NJ Steele,
A. O. Monthly, Joseph Nathan, flor rein.
statement) VIM. Heinbach
JOHN ToNDORF, Cor Sec.
PERU, Ind, Sept. Is, ls72.-The re
firing card Of John Heine has Leen remit
ted to this union, and a travelling card is
demanded. Any union having charges
against the above named person, Will
please prefer them Immediately.
MICHAEL BAPPERT, Cor. Sec,
Box Ala
CINcINNATI. o.. Sept IA, 1872. The
following named persons have applied t.
this union for membership Wonder
burg, Jos Hempelstet, and Peter Sipe
Any union having charges against any y
the above persons Will prefer them within
thirty days. FRANK koEING,
Cor. Sec Union No. a
NEW HAVEN, Sept. s, lS72.-Local
unions are hereby notified that Geo. R.
Eberman has deposited retiring card III
this union, granted by Lancaster, Pa.
union, March 9th, 1853. Any uniOr
having charges will prefer them according
| to law. j. ii. HAYDN, Rec. Sec,
Union No. 80.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept -, 1872.
Charles Levy and Peter Jannsen hav,
made application for membership to this
union. Any union having q argos vii
prefer them according tn Law
NJ. II kEEGAN, Cor Sec
Union No. 40, lock box A.