The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-05-11

claims to the balance Of that money viii pre-
sent them within thirty days after the publ
cation Of this order All receipts sent to me
viii be returned very shortly TO the unions
who sent them
Fraternally yours,
EDWIN Johnson, Int Pres
[Onicial from the International secretary
CHARLEsTowN, Mass, April % 1872
To the Officers and Members Of Local Unions:
The strike Of Detroit Union, No -, is end
ed. Therefore all unions that were assessed
for the same will please stop sending money
ANGEL HART, Int. Sec.
Troy, y. y, May >, 1872. A person BY
the name Of Stephen Hubert has made apph-
cations to JON union No. O.. Any unions hav-
ing charges against the aboue mentioned ger
tleman, will please prefer them according to
law. PETER CADY,
Cor Sec, box lO2
OMAHA, Neb., April 30, ls72. A man by
the name Of n G. Glaser has made application
to JOIN this union; he claims to have been
working in Boyertown, Berks Co, Pa Unions
having charges against HIM will please prefer
them within thirty days from date or sooner.
JOSEPH STERRITT,
Cor. Sec, No %. lock box s.
PIrTsBrRGH. Pa. May 6. 1872 Mr. Mark
AberhAms has made application for member
ship Unions please take notice.
q. b LINDSAY, cor. sec.
WASHINGTON. May l. 1872 Mr. Thomas
Collins has made application for membership
to this union Unions having charges viii
please prefer them before the first Wednesday
in June. F. RoHLEDER,
Cor Sec, box "a.
CASroS, Ill. April IS. lS72-Cnions will
please take notice that Union 40 has sus-
pended all loans on travelling cards. as our
money matters are very close. Let no tramp
come here with the expectation of getting
either job or money. for he will surely meet
application for membership of Mr. John
Myers, hailing from Abba, Iowa. Unions
having charges will please prefer them within
thirty days THos. H. JOHNSON,
Cor Sec, No. 100, drawer 30
BRASrFoRD, Ont, Canada, May l, lS72.-
Charles Tietenburg has made application to
become q member of this union. He claims
to hail from Detroit, Mich, he claims also to
have been in the United States army Any
union having charges will prefer them within
thirty days, HENRY GARDNER,
Cor. Sec, No. SO.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, May 5, 1872 -
Any union having charges against Jerry Dyke
house will please prefer them within thirty
days The said Dykehouse served his time
in Coldwater, Allegheny, and Grand Rapids,
Mich, WM. FREUND,
Cor Sec, box 1920
ToRoNro, Canada May 6, lS72-Morris
Levy. from Detroit, wishes to become a mem
Der Prefer charges within thirty days.
THOMAS ANDERSON,
Cor Sec, box Cos
TOLEDO, O., May 6, lS12-Any union hav-
ing charges against James Pattison, late cor
responding secretary Of Toledo Union, at
present in Ithaca, \. ", will please let US
know Said Pattison left the jurisdiction Of
Toledo Union about nine months ago without
a card, and claims that he has been in bust
ness in Ithaca since then Robert Parker who
claims TO have worked in Findlay, Lima. Port
age, Milgross and Toledo Ohio, applied fol
membership. Unions holding charges against
him, will please notify us of the same within
thirty days, FRFD BLEND,
Cor Sec, No. As, drawer 20.
SPRIxGFIELD, Mass, May 3, 1872 The
corresponding secretary under whose jurisdic-
ton Phillip Lederhos is working, would con-
fer a great favor by communicating with
NJ. H. kEEGAN,
Cor Sec, No 40, lock box 4.
EVANSVILLE May 6, 1872 -Detroit Union
No. % will please remit a legal receipt and
report for the two weeks assessment sent on
the Sd Of April, for the illegal receipt that
was sent and returned H. MARTENS,
Cor. Sec, No. "a
ITHACA, n. Y, April "a, lS72.-A man by
the name of H. &. LOckard has made applica
| ton to become a member Of Union No. IL
Unions that may have charges against said
Lockard will please prefer them within thirty
days. JAMES FAULKNER,
Cor. Sec, No. II, box 679.
BALTIMORE, Nd, May 8, ls72.-Wm Lin
| derman, Louis lehman, John Newbord, Franz
Won Derfehr and Henry Norneif have made
| application to become members of this union
Any union having charges will please prefer
within thirty days L. p ROHNER,
Cor. Sec, l5S Raburg st.
FoRr WAYNE, Ind, April &c, lS72.-A
man by the name Of Johan Klemens Nolker
ding has made application to become mem
Der Of our union; he claims that he Is only I
week in the country and has not worked a
the trade since he left Germany. Unions hav
ing charges against the above named gentle
man will prefer them in thirty days.
STEPHEN GEORGEN,
Cor Sec, No 70, box 537.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, May 4, lS72.-Mr
VIM. Emde wishes to become a member o
this union, he claims to have served his ap
premiership in Lexington, Mo. ANY unicI
having charges will prefer them in thirt!
days. HENRY SEEP.
Cor Sec, No. lO2 drawer 1882.
PERU, IND., May 4, lS72.-Unions havinI
charges against j G.. Hotter are requested b
prefer them before the LIST of next month
Should the above person present his card +
any union, during the specified period, the,
will please avoid interrogation. and permit hin
to work until further notification Is gwen.
MICHAEL BAPPERT, Cor. Sec, box Ala.
DETROIT, MICH, May s, lS72.-I am Agai
compelled to notify all travelling cigarmaker
to steer clear Of Detroit, a. there are no job
here, and the loan books Of this union wer
closed on the 5th Of January, for the periO
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