The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-08-09

Quincy, lit, Aug 4 Please change the
Secretary s. address OF Union A.. a. follows,
and ohhge, yours, &c.
Ii. J BRUNING,
Cor. Sec box 1877.
ELMiEA, July ~ All persons wishing to
correspond or send money orders to L. NJ. III
No. 10 Of Elmirs, y ". will direct to W
G MAcksey, boI 2ss
W. c. MAcKsEY,
Cor. Sec. U. No. 10
SYRACUSE July 81 At our last monthly
meeting the following officer were elected
John j. Juno, President; Gilbert Eckert,
Nice--Presldent; Jacob tSebhArdt, Cor. Sec /;
John Q. Kratz, Fin. Sec, VIM. List. Jr.,
Rec. Sec; John c. Frost, Treasurer, Thos.
Representative to Int. Union-John j Ju-
MO.
This Union is in hourishing condition. and
IN perfect harmony with the liberal princi-
pies Of the State uniou.
JOHN j. JUNO President, p n Salina Ut.
JACOB GEBHARDT,
Cor. Sec. box 50.
NV HAvEN. July 29-At a regular meet
ing of Z. NJ Q. No. 80, held on the Goth of
July, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term: John Copper President;
Daniel Carroll, Vice President; NJ K Geld
smith. Tres- Irer; David Goldberg; Fin Sec
ISAAC HAYES,
Cor and Rec. Sec. Z. NJ U. No 80.
CHICAGO, Aug. l-Wm. Lsber. from Wau-
Z. Ii. HoEKEN,
Cor Sec. Box sig.
FoRT WAYNE, Aug George Schmit has
made application to be relnstated
STEPHEN GEoRGEN,
Cor Sec. box 537.
FORT WAYNE, Aug 6.-To the officers and
members of Indianapolis Union, No. 81:
Will the Board that was appointed 10 receive
monies while ON strike, send me receipt for
the sum Of tve dollars, which | sent TO one
Anthony Bedel ] have written several times
to the Cor. Sec. in regard u the matter but
have received no answer nor receipt | would
like for them to send it as soon as possible.
and oblge. fraternally yours,
STEPHEN GEoRGEN,
Cor. Sec. L. 81.
BRoOkLYN, July 2S.-John Hart To Con
necticut Unions, especially Unions under the
jurisdiction of Bridgeport Union: Is there
man by the name OF John Hawks working or
q member of any Connecticut Union. Secre-
taries viii please notify me if they know the
present whereabouts Of any such person
JAS. WILLNoTT
Cor Sec AL Dean st.
SUFFIELD, Aug 2-Henry Seidengal He
claims to have been in business for himself in
Wilhamsburgh, l.. |.
JAS F. KNOX.
Cor Sec Union No %.
ERIE. Aug. flames Murtha has been ex-
PEELED for nOnpayment Of dues. For mem
bership, John Feeher.
THos. , ARMSTRONG,
Cor Sec L. No. los.
EVANSVILLE, Aug 2-I.eonard Sorg, bet
ter known John Lane
At a regular meeting Of this Union the
following preamble and resolutions were
passed.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased God ia His time
and pleasure to remove from our midst. SO
Unexpectedly, by the hand Of death. our well
beloved brother, Michael Kaiser-one who
has endeared himself by his uniform kindness
of heart; therefore, be 1t
RESOLVED, That we tender to the family Of
our deceased brother our heartfelt sympathy
In this their hour Of deep afiiction, and re-
mind them. however severe the GLOW, it came
from the hand Of their Father. and that be
doeth III things we'll.
RESOLVED. That IN the death Of Brother
Michael KAISER, our Union has lost a worthy
member aud ex-othcer, and his shopmates an
agreeable and genial companion.
REAoLvED, That our charter be draped in
mourning for the space of thirty days in re-
spect to the memory of our departed brother
RESOLVED, That a printed copy OF these
resolutions be presented to the family of the
deceased, and that they be published in the
Evansville Courier and WoRKINGMAN's ADvo-
CATE.
EMIL LEVY,
anton WULFERs, Com
EDWARD ScHEURER,
EDw'D SCHEURER,
Cor Sec lock hox 6A2