LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS' MUTUAL LIFE notice, and the Secretaries to the General Secretary within ten days thereafter, on penalty of forfeiting their membership, failing to do so. Yours, etc., INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. ASSESSMENT NOTICES NOS. 758, 759, 760, 761, 762, 768, AND 764. To the Secretary and Treasurer of Division No.You are hereby notified of the death of the following members of this Association, and ordered to collect an assessment of one dollar for the payment of each of the following claims from all who were members of this Association at the time these deaths occurred. October 23, 1886. Brother CHARLES BAIRD, of Utica Division No. 14. Admitted September 21, 1869. Loss of eyesight. Insurance payable to CHARLES BAIRD. NOTE-Assessments Nos. 758 and 759 will be paid from the surplus. Secretaries will collect for five. Assessable members, 4,445. Total membership to date, 4,465. An assessment of one dollar per member for the payment of each of the above claims is hereby ordered to be collected and forwarded to the General Secretary within thirty days from date of notice. Members of the Insurance will remit to their Secretary within thirty days from date of this T. S. INGRAHAM, Gen'l Sec. P. M. ARTHUR, President. CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 30, 1886. Expressions of regret at the resignation of Mr. George W. Lowe, the late Master Mechanic of the Mahoning Div. of the N. Y. P. & O. are universal among the men with whom he was associated in a business way. Although Mr. Lowe had charge of the shops only two months, he succeeded during that time in winning the highest regard of his men by his uniform courteous treatment. Mr. Lowe resided at Fort Wayne for a number of years previous to his acceptance of this position. He had practictically retired from active service. and was loath at the time to resume an active railroad life. His resignation was purely voluntary, and he will return to Fort Wayne, where his family resides. Thirty years ago Mr. Lowe was employed in the Cuyahoga Locomotive Works of Cleveland. Later he was foreman of the Allegheny Shops of Pittsburgh, and after running for a time as engineer on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago road, became Master Mechanic of the shops at Crestline. He then accepted a position as Master Mechanic of the Chicago & Northwestern shops at Clinton, Ia.. and was there for a number of years. His connection with the Nypano has been brief, but he leaves hosts of friends here who will remember him in all kindness and esteem. The Engineers of Mahoning Division of the N. Y. P. & O. R. R., adopted the following resolutions: Resolved, That it is with sincre regret that we learn of the resignation of Mr. George W. Lowe, our Master Mechanic. Although but a short time among us, he has by just and courthe engineers on the Mahoning Division N. Y. teous dealing, won the esteem and good will of P. & O. K. R., and by his universal kindness to all, and his straightforward, gentlemanly business manner, established for himself a warm place in the hearts of all employes in the moBe it further tive power department of Mahoning Division. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be printed in the ENGINEERS' JOURNAL, and a certified copy be sent to Mr. Lowe's address. ENGINEERS MAHONING DIV. N. Y. P. & O. R. R. ADMITTED BY CARD. Into Division— 273-W. F. Wright, from Div. 143. 315-C. A. French, from Div. 41. 210-D P. Caronyhi, from Div. 101. 29-Oscar Valentine, from Div. 32. 207-P. J. McCormack, from Div. 101. Samuel Smith, from Div 153. Joseph Raymond, from Div. 281. W. T. Hamar, from Div. 101. 281-Terry Smith, from Div. 86. B. J. Cummisky, from Div. 193. Harry V. Wilkins, from Div. 223. 106-H. H. Parker, from Div. 60. 276-Jacob Christ, from Div. 288. 206-G. T. Carr, from Div. 47. B. G. Harris, from Div. 242. 95-G. W. Kirlin, from Div. 198 45-L. M. Filbert, from Div. 104. 314-W. J. Morris, from Div. 265. 266-J. H. Kelley, from Div. 173. 293-Louis Malone, from Div. 170. J. B. Rambo, from Div. 148. 145-F. F. Miller, from Div. 205. H. I. Hedden, from Div. 105. Wm. Upson, from Div. 18. 818-J. J. McEally, from 175. 304-George Pierce, from Div. 2. 100-F. A. Cook, from Div. 16. 18-H H. B. Graves, from Div. 106. 282-James Whaley, from Div. 29. 162-Robert Dunbar, from Div. 76. 167-W. D. Sellers, from Div. 74. 4-J. Polite, from Div. 31. 153-F. R. Mills, from Div. 225. 105-Andy Regan, from Div. 46. J. P. Healy, from Div. 235. J. W. Cartwright, from Div. 145. Wm. Darnell, from Div. 10. 258-Wm. Miller, from Div. 51. 240-R. Turner, from Div. 15. 49-Henry Ash, from Div. 208. 210-H. F. Stanfield, from Div 129. elsewhere. 144-S. A. Hunt, to join Div. 80. 210-C. E. Pyron, to join Div. 207. C. A. Robinson, to join Div. 216. 46-Anthony Regan, to join Div. 105. 176-A. P. Howe, to join elsewhere. 287-Wm. M. Kauffman, to join Div. 74. 47-Geo. P. Carr and Ira Dunning, to join elsewhere. 266-A. Amons, J. C. Madden and D. S. R. Jones, to join elsewhere. 29-James Whaley, to join Div. 282. 199-Geo. R. Wales, to join elsewhere. 235-J. P. Healey, to join elsewhere. 205-Charles E. Perley, to join Div. 244. 129-Hyden Stamfield, to join Div. 210. 226-E. S. Wells, final. J. A. Trusty, to join Div. 203. 71-I. C. Shute, to join Div. 22. 162-P Robertson, to join Div. 76. 15-0. W. Brooks, to join Div. 298. 192-Charles G. Ault, to join Div. 161. 134-W. H. Belt, to join elsewhere. 61-W. L. Barrett, to join Div. 5. 45-T. J. Chandler, to join elsewhere. 171-James Allen, to join Div. 299. 29-George E. Lent, final. 153-Samuel Smith and J. J. Jones, to join elsewhere. 2-George A. Pierce, to join Div. 304. J. W. Reading, to join Div. 286. 184-C. O. Needham, to join Div. 228. 288-I. Ackerman, to join Div. 169. From Division EXPULSIONS. 217-Fred. McKinsie, for contempt of Division and non-payment of dues. 274-W. C. Dean, for dealing in intoxicants. 30-Howard Barnes and Charles Sebold, for non-payment of dues. 57-Mathue T. Furlong, for non-payment of dues. 18-John Burke and George W. Ney, for non payment of dues. 266-E. J. Johnson, for non-payment of dues. 137-John E. Hawley, for contempt of Division and non-payment of dues. 112-T. W. Newell, for non-payment of dues. 156-Thomas Jeffers, for violating Sec. 3 of Art. III. 24-George N. Sceets, for non payment of dues. 162-Wm. D. Martin and George B. Storey, for non-payment of dues and nonattendance. 249-Thos. Doner, for being drunk on duty. 73-T. F. Rathbun, for non-attendance. 144—A. J. Dalton and P. K. Dealy, for non payment of dues. 203-R. A. Nichols, for slandering a Brother. 218-F. B. Jones, for drunkenness and unbecoming conduct. 301-O. P. Woodson, for non-payment of dues. 8-MEXICO, AT SLATER, MO., meets at Odd Fel- 22-CAMDEN, N. J., meets second and 4th Sundays lows' Hall, first and third Sundays. B. V. MEADE, C. E J. MANN, F. A. E J, P. TIGHE, Sec. of Ins.. Box 14 Box 31 Box 87 9-WASECA, MINN., meets second and fourth Sundays of each month, over Hardin & Co.'s Bank, at 2 p. m. J. D. REECE, C. E.......... ...Box 1008, Winona, Minn. C. F. DENSEL, F. A. E. and Sec. of Ins...... Box 163 Tracey, Minn. 10-CHICAGO, ILL., meets alternate Saturdays commencing December 6, 184, at Masonic Hall, 144 and 146 22d street. WM. T. PERRY, C. E. and Jour. Agt..1228 Indiana av. M. H. KEMPTON, F. A. E... 3743 Stanton av. 1536 Wabash av. S. S. EDGERLE, Sec. of Ins.. 11-INDIANAPOLIS, IND., meets every Sunday at 2 p. m., in Knight's of Honor Hall, corner Market and Delaware sts., over No. 5. WM. REVEL, C. E.............. WM. M. BLYTHE, F. A. E. 287 North Pine st. FRED KLINE, Sec. of Ins. & Jour. Agt..550 E. Georgia st. 12-FORT WAYNE, IND., meets every Sunday, at 2 p. m., at their new hall, 140 Calhoun st. WM. B. MCPHAIL, C. E. 33 5th st. M. TEAGARDEN, F. A. E. & Sec. of Ins. and Jour. Agt.. 175 W. Superior. at 1:30 p. m., and third Friday evenings at 8 p. m., at Engineer's Hall, 139 Federal street. LEWIS ELBERSON, C. E... .24 South 3d st. T. W. SMITH, F. A. E. and Jour. Agt...524 Benson st. R. GAUNTT, Sec. of Ins.... .323 Mickle st. 30-PHILLIPSBURG, N. J., meets at 1 p. m., the first 31—CLEVELAND, O., meets at I. O. of O. F. Hall, 52 32-AURORA, ILL., meets every .347 Hamilton st. alternate Sunday commencing Feb. 1, 1885, over 8 and 10 Broadway. JOHN A. BAUEREISEN, C. E. A. KOEGEL, Journal Agent .75 Anderson st. .200 Jefferson st. 61 N. Anderson st. .93 South Lasell st. B. F. KENNEDY, Sec. of Ins. and Jour. Agt....3826 Fair mount av. 46-ALBANY, N. Y., meets every second and fourth 34-LITTLE MIAMI, AT COLUMBUS, O., meets first EDWARD LYONS, F. A. E. and third Sundays at 7 p, m., Miller's Block. CHAS. G. KNIGHT, C. E.. E. L. COIT, F. A. E.... JOHN CASSEL, Sec. of Ins.. 611 South Front st. 325 John st. ..152 West First av. THOMAS F. JUDGE, Journal Agent 63 Clinton av. .760 Broadway. 22 Hunter av. 49-ST. CLAIR, AT EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL., meets .M. & O. R. R. 37—MATTOON, ILL., meets every Sunday at 3 p. m., | M. M. STEPHENS, Sec. of Ins. and Jour. Agt....... in Hinckle's Block, W. Broadway. W. HUNTSBURGER, C. E.. W. S. WHITE, F. A. E. and Sec. of Ins. .Box 932 50-CONNELLSVILLE, PA., meets alternate Sun days at 2 p. m., at T. W. Morris' Hall, cor. Pitts 38 STAUNTON, AT CLIFTON FORGE, VA., meets first and third Mondays at 2p. m., in Masonic Hall. J. H. MERRITT, C. E. L. M. HOWERTON, F. A. E.. ..Box 24 burgh and Peach sts. WM. BRADLEY, C. E... G. W. MCCARTNEY, F. A. E. B. C. TAYLOR, Sec. of Ins. .Box 53 C. B. SMALES, Sec. of Ins....L. Box 79, Staunton, Va. 51-PHILADELPHIA, PA., meets first and third Sun 70—TORONTO, ONT., meets alternate Saturdays at 7p.m., commencing Nov. 6, 1880, at Occident Hall cor. Bathurst and Queen st. GEO. MILLS, C. E. and Jour. Agt., 320 Queen st. East. JAS. CHRISTIE, F. A. E... ...68 Muter st, W. P. MARKS, Sec. of Ins., cor. Front & Draper sts. 71-PENN TREATY, AT PHILADELPHIA, PA., meets every alternate Sunday, at 2:00 p. m., at Straubmuller's Hall, York st., commencing September 6, 1885. ..2633 Emerald. M. LARKINS, C. E. D. H. FOWLER, F. A. E. Sec. of Ins., and Jour, Agt. 2163 York st. east of Trenton ave. |