The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-08-22

TOLEDO. Aug IL, Union, No. ~. Of
Toledo meets the first Friday IN each month.
corner Of Monroe and st. Clair streets. Pres.
VIM. A. Swain Vice Pres. Leopold Schnapp;
Treas. John Mcclure; Fin. Sec. lee Schnapp;
Rec. Sec G. A. Tetmeyer Cor. Sec. W. A.
Swain.
Charles Anger has made application TO join
this Union by retiring card granted by this
Union W. A. SWAIN, Cor sec
NEWARK, Aug. Is, '74-The officers Of
Union. No. lbs, were elected for the ensuing
term as follows Fred Randall. Pres. Geo
C. Bottleberger, Vice Pres. Noa Gutter, Fin.
Sec Gottlieb Karauf, Treas. Joseph b.
Dickerson, Rec and Cor Sec.
w. H. BLAsE,
Rec and Cor. Sec, Protein.
Fritz Karl a member Of Harrisburg Union.
claims that he has lost his card. Amy Union
having claims against him will publish IN due
time. w II. bLAsE,
Rec and Cor. Sec, Protein.
SuFFELD, Aug. 9, '74-The newly elected
officers of Sutfield Union are as follows s.
VIM Murray, Pres; ThOs. Pooley, Vice
Pres. Chas Seby, Treas VIM. Warrington,
Rec. Sec j. r. Knox, Fin. and Cor Sec.
J. +. kNoN, Sec. y, Box l22
ELYRIA, o., Aug. 20, '74.-You will please
change the names OF the officers of Elyria
Union, No 1872. They are as follows
Thos Donovan. Pres. Jos. Entrop. Vice
Pres; ". {. Camper, Fin. Sec; h. ".
Siegar. Rec and Cor See; w T. ; Morris,
Treas. Fraternally yours
II. W. sIEeLKR,
Cor Sec. Box ia
CINCINNATI, Aug. 49, "A. The following
have applied for membership Hy Locke,
from this city Hy. Morthorstt from Ger
many, and Hermin Faulhaber, deposited re-
tlring cards. issued by this Union.
f SHsFFEH.
Cor. 500, Union, NJ. {, b ? $50
ST. LOUIS, Aug Is, "A The following
persons made applications to- membership NJ
this Union Aug. Brebemsyef snd Ali
solomon JNo. II. TENRr~cH. Cor. Sec.
ToRo~To, AM. in 1874
To Loci taiop~
PeterJ Rodgers who belongs 20 Syracuse
and A. Teller, with certiticnte from New ork
CITY. Union l5 wants to JON ! sent en-
dowment money to the following places, and
have received no receipt. Will you please
send it gentlemen Chicago, Worcester,
Ithica Albany, two amounts, Philadelphia,
and strike money to ElyrIa, ONO. At our
last meeting, this Union resolved u vote
against the continuance Of the endowment
system The International President will
please take notice THoS. ANDERSON,
Cor. Sec, Box 1852
RrFFALO, Aug 10, 74.-At a regular meet
ing Of Union, No. ?, the following were cleo
ted officers for the next six months Pres,
Bryan Cauley. No. 81 Milliner st. Vice
Pres. Jacob bewes; Flu Sec. Chas. Beck
man; Treas, Chas. Windeck. Rec and Cor
Sec. James Burke Union No ,, meets on
the first Thursday of each month at Miller S
Hall, Tennessee street. Secretaries will please
note change of address Of Cor Sec, from
box 27lO u lock box 36l
JAMES BURKE, Tor. Sec.
II. PAUL, Aug. 10, lS54-At our regular
meeting IN July, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term q. ii. Sails
bury, Pres; Thos. Mc',Innis, Vice Pres ;
John Amsler, Fin Sec; NJ Herman, Rec
Sec; Anthony Tietjen, Cor Sec Jacob
Amos, {. 4 Salisbury and Thos Mctiinnis
Trustees. John Grabbe, Treas, and Jacob
Arth, Warden. +. F. Milton, from Winona,
and J. Hagemeier, from Richmond, have made
application for membership to this Union.
ANTHONY TIETJEN,
Cor Sec Union 9S.
ELYRIA, o., IT, a. The cards granted by
this Union to henry Ebke, and s. Jellineck,
hereby declared nail and Coid, they hav-
ing been granted to them in violation of In
ternational law. BY order Of Union 1872
WN. l.. ;. MORRIS, Cor. Sec
RICHMOND, VA, Aug. IL, 1874 Nathan
Meyer has made application for membership
to this Union. Halls from Peekskill, n 81,
and claims to have worked ninety days in
Philadelphia. f. X. STREAT,
Cor Sec. Union 1873
ALIEN ISDRIA. Va, Aug. 3, - Unions
STSS.tAes' g Il ht aFA ~ Ia4s rA sasG A.
| I As.% s.--rlelsy4ls, I'd v Idly prevailing
at work, will conf ffuvtAa-,S correspondent
with Union No. 1876.