The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-05-18

| ROOU QUALITIES OF our deceased DrOLner, 1uu
that we tender our heartfelt coincidence to
the friends and relations of our departed
friends.
| Resolved, That the secretary Of this union
be instructed 10 transmit a copy of these reso-
lutions to the relatives Of the late George
Hopkins, and enter than upon the minutes Of
this union; also, that our charter be draped
in mourning for thirty days as a token Of
respect to the deceased.
TukODoRE ORTHAN,
f. NJ. OGKR,
JNo. p. BERGHAMER,
Committee.
ALBANY, May 10, 1872. At . regular meet
ing of cigar makers union No. 8, of Albany,
held May 9Th, il was resolved 10 close the
books for six months. No money
NJ F. HOGAN,
Rec and cor. sec Union 8.
NEW YORK, May 8, Is72.-ChArles Flick
and Charles Schendel have applied to this
union for membership. Unions having charges
to prefer against the same will please notify
me.
E. SAoUI.
Cor. Sec union Is, Ill Columbia st.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, May 4, IS72-Wiliam
Jones and Fred Conrad have made application
to join this union. Any union having charges
against either Of them will please inform me
within thirty days.
Gao. A. BOEKHoYY,
Corresponding Secretary, box 1863
CHICAGO, May 10, l872.-The following
named apprentices from this city have applied
for membership: Aug PursiAn, Aug o. Singer
and Isaac Horn.
THHO. STEIN, Cor Sec.
New YORK, May 10, lS72.-Lap Wolf and
Henry Alscher wish to become members OF
this union. Please send charges this month.
ID. HUCK,
Cor. and in. sec. Union 80, Station B.
ROCHESTER, n Y, May 9, IS72.-To fill
the vacancies occasioned by the resignation
Of our President, Vice President and Recor-
ding Secretary, the following gentlemen were
elected: George D. Gum, President; Fl.
Martens, Vice President; M. Cunningham,
Recording Secretary. A vote Of thanks was
| rendered to our retiring officers for the honest
and faithful discharge Of the duties Of their
respective offices.
All communications intended for our Pres
ident must be addressed to Geo. d. Gum, 95
Frank street.
William Voice, Cor. Sec, Box $40.
PIrrsBURGH, May Is, 1872 Mr.. Theodore
Bailey claims to have lost his card. Unions
having charges viii prefer them immediately.
Cor See, box 4S7.
SCHENECTADY, N. Y, May IL, l872-F. L.
Walter from Philadelphia, wishes to become
. member Of Union IS. Amy Union having
charges against said person will prefer them
within thirty days. Unions will please note
the change Of Financial Secretary Charles
| Bliss, instead Of Andrew Leap, and Treasurer
Lewis Cohen instead Of Barnard Rivas
Tony Myer, Cor. Sec, Box 2SS
BISGHAHToN, n Y, May Q, lS72-E X.
Read, of BInghAmton, n Y, having a card
issued by this Union, October 9th, 1870,
wishes to become . member Of this Union.
Any Union having charge: will notify this
Union within twenty days from date.
J. w. PlAsters, Cor. See, a.
CINCINNATI, o., Nav 8, 1862.-The fol-
lowing named persons have made spplica-
ton for membership to this union John
Keichler, Joseph Herman, A. Juely, Niche
Killigan and VIM. Eichholz. Any union
having charges against any Of the above
named will please prefer them within thirty
days FRANK KoENIG,
Cor. Sec, box 1929.
OMAHA, NEB., May IA, 1872.-A man by
the name of John G. Foil has made appli-
cation to Join this union. He claims to
have been working in Boyertown, Berks
CO., Pa. Any union having charges against
him will please prefer them Immediately.
JOS. SrERRIr, Cor. Sec. %.
PITTSBURGH, May 10, 1872.-Nathan Der
mentul, from New York city, and Charles
T. W. Myers, of Detroit, Mich, having
made application for membership. Unions
having charges against any Of them will
please give notice Immediately.
G. b. LINDSAY, Cor. Sec, box 4S1.
WILLIAMsBURGH, N. Y, May 6, 1872
At our last regular meeting the following
gentlemen were suspended for not paying
their dues Johh Loeffier, Henry Loeffler,
Owen McKenna, Simon Drestner, Gronfeld
Fridrick, Jas. Moranna, John Kuck.
GEO. VoLLKOMAER, Cor. Sec. 81,
! 264 Humboldt street.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, May 10, 1872.-A man
by the name of Edward Huge or Haga has
made application to become a member of
union q. Two years ago he left Elmira
Since that time he has been to work for
himself. Union 10 has informed union
what they require Of Haga, if union 2 has
any claims against Haga, or any other
unions, they viii please prefer them within
thirty days to union 6.
A receipt found belonging to A. Lewis
can be obtained by writing to John c.
Kratz, Syracuse union, No. 6, Douglas st.
Antonio Fernandez left last November,
with . card, and went to New York. While
there he lost his card. He wrote for . new
one, but did not get it 10 he came back to
work. If any union has charges against him
they viii please prefer them within thirty
days to uniOn6.
! Unions that have loaned money TO Henry
Wells, viii please inform union 8 Of the
amount, 90 that it can be put on the back
Of his card. His old card has been lost.
M. MIrUs, Cor. Sec, box I30.
MILwAUKEx, May 9, 1S72.-Notice il
hereby given 70 our travelling freternity
that Milwaukee Union il on . strike, and
that we are not anxious 10 zee any coming
this way, as they would surely leave the
city somewhat poorer than when they came
in.
P. S.-We have closed our books from
May 10Th until September 1st
LOUIS HISS, Cor. Sec.
ST. LOUIS, May 10, 1872.-The follow
ing persons applied for membership. Any
Union having charges viii please prefer
within thirty days from date Alb. Bre-
necke, from st, Louis ; John r. Hayder-
shall, from St. Louis Herm. Camin, from
St. Louis; Henry Klein, from st. Louis /;
Henry Weber, from st. Louis. Henry
Cramer deposited retiring card, dated Au-
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