The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-08-01

CINCINNATI. July %, "a. Chas. SeIigmar
and Hy. John Brown, from Louisville.
+. SHAFFER, Cor. Sec. Union No. 4.
KEoKUK, Ia, July "a, Tar. K. Marble
and Frank Lindner. They claim to have
out of the apprenticeship.
WV. r. HAISEs,
| Cor Sec. Union No. 90.
HAMILTON, July 26, '74.-Dan Stately and
| Thomas heating. Claims he has served his
time in Toledo, Ohio. JOHN LILLIs,
Cor. Sec. Union No. 3l2.
GALLON, July ~, 74-JAcob hesnour.
Frank Louis has deposited traseling card
dated May IL. 1873, issued by Dayton Union
No. 35, having an Endorsement OF 81 80 due
the same, wishes to become u member Of this
Union. W. 4. NADER,
Cor Sec. Union No. "a.
ST. LOUIS, July %, '74-Notice to all Sec
retaries All communications are to be add
dressed to John h. Tenbusch, Cor Sec'y, box
:, 543, and Edward Frey, Pres't., box !. $40
}. ii. TENBUscH, Cor. Sec
HANNIBAL, Mo, July -, "A Anyone
knowing the whereabouts Of Henry }. Friseh,
will confer favor by sending me his address,
as this Union has some business with him.
X. II. CULBERTso>,
Cor Sec. Union No. II.
NEW YORK, July "a, "A. Intending to
remove, | request the Secretaries of Unions
in arrears with their endowment assessments
for +. &. Nandermark, to direct all letters IN
tended for me in care of ID. Huck, No. ll2
Elizabeth st. f. Mann, retired
NJ. ID. PLATE,
Member Of Receiving Board for Union so.
Corresponding friends please take notice.
OTTAWA, July Is, "a Mr.. Henry Ollie
miller has deposited his retiring card issued
BY Canton Union Aug. 5, 1872, IN this Union.
JOSEPH X. SMITH,
Cor. Sec Union No 80, Drawer I0l.
WINDSOR, July p, '74-George Allen was
fined 50 for working under this jurisdiction
without depositing his card.
HIRAM SHtNxoN,
Cor. Sec Union No "a
KINGSTON, n ". July q, ~: Unions
under whose jurisdiction Charles Jones and
Freeman Almstead are working Will please
collect 55 cents from the former and 10 cents
from the latter. They got their cards under
false preteIces. W. }. NoLEN,
Cor. Sec. Union No sc.
MONTREAL, July -, '74.-The only Union
shop in town is on a strike against reduc-
ton of wages All tramps keep clear Of this
place. ALIEN. MctiREGoR,
Cor Sec. Union No. IS.
RIoHMo>p, July %, "a. The following
preamble and resolutions were adopted by
Richmond Union No 1873, at special meet
ing held July y:
WHEREAS, The cigarmakers of Richmond
are in disorganized state at present, where
union and harmony should exist among us.
WHEREAS, Such a state of union and har-
mony that should exist among all classes of
working people cannot be brought about by
harsh measures, but by spirit Of forgiveness
and lenIency III our action and laws, and lay
my aside little of that spirit Of seltishness
which We all possess more or less. There
fore,
Re~oiged, That Union No. l33 withdraw all
charges she now holds against cigarmakers for
offences committee under jurisdiction, and
extends a cordial invitation t. all clgarmakers
under our jurisdiction to become members be-
tween now and the first Of September. BE it
further
ResoiceI, That Union No I33 cancel all
loans On cards she has now outstanding, which
we believe has been the cause Of decreasing
the membership of local unions.
BY order of Union No. 1873
NJ. WERNER Pres.
+. X. STREAT, Cor. Sec