The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-05-09

URBANA, o., April IL, lS74.-H w. Wei
A5I ma made application for membership
having served his apprenticeship in this city
1 MARK STEGMAN, Cor. Sec. Union AZ.
! BoSroN. April s, lS74-Mr. l.. Phillips hai
made application TO- membership To TIM
! Union halls from New York Change o.
officers Isaac Park. Pres Henry Abrams
/ Rec Sec Louis l.. Juno, Cor. 4 Fin. Sec.
James BreSlin. Treas.
BosTo>, April 30, 1874 AT the last regu
lar monthly meeting Of the {. VI. L. No. Is,
our late Corresponding Secretary "a. L. SLIDER
stcinl, was. tor robbIng this Union of 81 o.
entrusted e hun by members, fined $50, said
uur a. he added a. his liabilities Also, our
late President Samuel Alexanderl. was, for
robbus thus Uniou of so entrusted to him
by members, tined $50 said fine "a he added
70 ms liabilities Louis JUNIo,
Cor. Sec e NJ Union. No. IS.
NoEwtcH. \ y, April 5. 1879. The fol
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
term Pres. r. +. Irca.lwell Vice Pres.
r. J. Wilcox Treasurer, Geo. 4. Jacobs
Rec, Fin. Tor. See. August kohn
Il , The present Corresponding Secretary
of Union No. Is of Boston, Mass, is most
respectfully requested to forward to me the
travelling card Of MIR r. f. Jordan Tor better
known as SKID Jordan He would by so do
lug, confer a favor. | have written for the
same several times in vain.
AuGUST KoHN,
Cor. See. Union No 49, Box 1905
NEWARK, May 4, 1874 There was a mis-
take III the circulating of proposition. The
name circulated was ChaS. Henry, it should
have been Chas. Heney Please rectify. All
trtmps are advised to give Newark, \. j., a
WIDE berth, one half Of the cigar makers
Ia il have not had any work for three months.
and the prospect Is fair for 1t to continue so
for three months longer
J. Il. DICKERSoN, Sec.
FuBr WAYNE Ind, May 18th, 1874 -Chas.
Beebe has made application for membership
u this Union. He holds card issued by
Albany Union, n b., bearing date Oct. | /,
1873, with - endorsed ON 1t by Cleveland
Union. FRANK WEisMANTEL,
Cor. Sec. Union No. 70, Box 537.
SUFFIELu, May 4th, lS74.-Mr Chas. w.
Perry and Michael BALI have made application
70 become members Of this Union, also
gentleman by the name OF II. Oppoon. He
claims he has been IN the country two weeks
Union having charges viii preierwithin thirty
days JAS f kNox, Sec, Box l2l.
DANvILLE ILL.,, May (, 1874. notice in
the ADVOCATE Of MAY >. that somebody, in
the shape Of man. who calls himself }. H.
Bacon, applied to Springfield ILL.,. mon, for
membership. said J. H. Bacon was in Dan
Vile few weeks ago where he is known by
most Of the bosses and was abusing the
bosses with insulting language for paying
fair price for their work, calling them fools,
and worse. Told them they could get any
himself included hut nobody wanted HIM
/. by chance, had a talk with HIM, and asked
nm what his object was, for / could see none
where Uy could benefit BY He then told me
that hIs object was 70 break up the Cigarrnak-
ers International amt Local Unions. and all
because the Lafayette Union had at one time
put hne upon him for scsbhIng. tie said he
hau met with good success hal been the
cause Of bursting up la Fayctte Union, and
Others, and had sworn war 70 the knife Now,
II the members 81 the Springfield Union
choose 10 accept him a member, | don't OBJ
Ject my object Is T. show hun up in his true
colors. Henry UFFMAN, Cor. Sec
BEpEvILLE, Ill, April %, 1874. -Adolph
Evers, from Hamburg has made application
lor membership t. this Union. Says he has
been three months iii the United States.
Peter Bertges was suspended for non pay
m7ut ut dues, STRIKING fund and assessments
At a meeting held April 25th. the following
otheer were elected for the ensuing term
Pres. Henry Schlermeyer Nice-Pres., Otto
Scheske Treas, Theo Scheske; Rec. Sec,
Chas Miller Fin. 4 Cor Sec, Henry The
bus, Jr. Serg t-at-Arms, Taphir Heise.
Henry THEBUs, Jr.,
-or Sec Union No 50, Box 343
ROCHESTER, May ), 1874 Mr. Gilbert Van
Iandt presented a travelling card issued by
Albany Union NOV. 23d 1869, and wishes to
become a member of Rochester Union He
claims to have been la business for himself in
Brockport, y. MI. part Of this time. Any
Umcn having charges will prefer them by
June 9Th, 1874. WILLIAM VOICE,
Cor Sec. U. No. ).
WORCESTER, Mass, May 4th, 1874 All
Unions are herein notified that the card of
Morris Apple is declared null and void, hav-
ing been obtained under false pretenses
H. A. kIEVENAAR,
Cor Sec Union 81 Box 240.