The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-05-24
CITY MATTERS.

O> the lay Of the great IRE IN Boston, the
chicago typographical Union sent to the
Boston Union 500 for the relief " such u
it, members a. We're suffering thereby few
days since the President Of the thicago Union
received remittance from their Boston
friends for the fall amount
THE BEA~S FrENISHEr~ U>Io> The diff
ficulty at VOLTS shop still continues The
men belonging to the Union have found EN-
ployment in other shops aud the redoubtable
" w oil shows hi ia ~ unning his mill
with boys and ira, The latter are consld-
cred good feeding by the " heather Chinese
MT PREsTDENr GRANT Put Grant r
Smith, charged with embezling from 500 to
$1,000 in chicago, has been arrested in
Boston and placed in the tender embraces Of
Chicago detectives They Will try the effect
~ steel bracelets on him. Hard "a the
smith family.
TuE JorNFYNt> TAILoES CI>rEAI U<IoN
met at their hall. West Randolph street, on
Monday evening The attendance from the
shops meetings Was very good. the delegates
TO the mon being all present The difficulty
on scab shop remains the same a. re-
ported at the last meeting Of the mon.
THE kNIGHrs o. rHE STAR A>D B,To>
The Board Of Police and Police Superintend-
emit Washhurn. are in quandry a. TO what
kind Of regulation apparel the policemen
shall wear during the summer They propose
to have the suits made Of good cloth and IN
a manner to add dignity t. the force.
THE CHICAGO SAVINGS Institution ASp
TRUsT COMPANY On the northwest corner Of
Madison and Dearborn streets, is one ~ our
safest and most reliable monied institutions
1t is under the guidance Of men Of caution
and prudence the deposits Of its patrons are
invested in the safest Of securities aud interest
at the rate Of 8 per cent Is allowed On all lie
posts Morkingm-n remember. penny
saved is penny made.
THE L. q. A. B's-M Met at their hall West
Eandolf street, on Thur,iay evening The
usual attendance Of members we're present
Some members Of the craft from other cities
were admitted ON cards 4 communication
from MIR J. Browning. OF New York. was
received and read. The Corresponding Zee.
retary was directed to open a correspondence
! with Mr.. Browning That officer stated that
he had already done So and he had no doubt
that a letter was already in the hands Of the
Secretary of the Grand Lodge. After the
transaction Of some unimPortant business, the
meeting adjourned.
JUsr THE THING FoR THE SEAsoN, are those
handsome linen and lawn suits, for laiies
misses, and children to he hal at John III.
Davy 4 20. 5, BIS and 800, West Madison
street They have already received upwards
of 1900 costumes, and have ordered 5000,
more from their Eastern mandatory. Their
stock ri Hosiery and underwear Is not TO lie
surpassed BY any in the city and will be sold
at lower prices than the same quantity 81
/ goods can be purchased for at any other house.
They are selling their lawn and linen suits
from 81 90 and upwards. un Monday will
be opened for the special inspection Of ladeis,
900 PARAsoLs Of the latest styles, and at pri-
ces to suit the times DO not forget TO read
the advertisement Of John H. Davy & Co., in
another column. and call and examine their
large stock Of goods before purchasing else