At St. Joseph, Mo., Aug. 20th, after a long and painful illness, Brother Henry W. Stine. Resolutions of sympathy were passed by Divi'sion No. 107, of which he was an honored member. At Louisville, Ky., Aug. 23d, after a short illness, Brother B. F. Ryan. Resolutions of sympathy were passed by Division 78. At Toronto, Ont., July 7, after a short illness, Brother Robert Jones. Resolutions of sympa'thy were passed by Division 70, of which he was a member. At Crestline, O., Aug. 28, after a painful illness of typhoid fever, Mrs. J. P., wife of Brother J. P. Brown. Division No. 306 passed resolutions of sympathy. At Bloomington, Ill., Sept. 4th, Brother John Ryan, after a short illness. Resolutions of sympathy were passed by Division 19, of which he was an honored member at the time of his death. At Michigan City, Ind., Aug. 21, Brother Thos. Murphy, of Division 150, of consumption. The funeral was very largely attended by Brothers and friends. Resolutions of sympathy passed by the Division. LOUISVILLE, KY., Aug. 14, 1886. At a regular meeting of Division No. 78, the following resolutions were read and unanimously adopted: WHEREAS, It has pleased the Almighty God, in His infinite wisdom, to remove from our midst, by violent death, our esteemed Brother, Martin Burke, who was killed on the P., F. W. & C. Railway, by his engine running into an open switch, on July 26, 1886; and WHEREAS, With profound regret Division No. 78 learned of the death of one of its ablest members, Martin Burke, who has joined the silent majority, one of our most prominent members has passed from life's busy turmoil and is immortal. As a collective body, we mourn his departure, as individuals, we experience a deep sense of personal loss, but memory's bells are ringing softly and sweetly in his praise; Resolved, That we extend to the widow and orphans of our deceased Brother, our heartfelt sympathy, and commend them in their deep aifflction to Him who has promised to care for the widow and orphans. Resolved, That we extend to Division 12 our most sincere thanks for caring for the remains of our deceased Brother, and also to the Brothers of Division No. 12 who accompanied the remains of our deceased Brother home, and also for furnishing us the information in regard to the accident and death of our deceased Brother. Resolved, That, as a tribute of respect, we drape our charter in mourning for the space of thirty days, and a copy of these resolutions be sent to the widow of our deceased Brother, a copy to Division No. 12, also to our Journal for publication. GEO. O. BURGESS, Committee. FRANK SMITH, At a regular meeting of Cincinnati Division No. 95, B. of L. E., held Sept. 5, 1886, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted: WHEREAS, It has pleased our Heavenly Father to remove from our midst, by accident, Brother A. L. VanCleve, reminding us of the uncertainty of life and the certainty of death; therefore, be it Resolved, That in the death of Brother VanCleve the Brotherhood has lost a worthy memand faithful engineer, his family an affectionate ber, and the C. N. O. & T. P. Ry an attentive husband and father, and his bereaved mother, sisters and brothers a devoted son and kind brother. Resolved, That we tender to the stricken and crushed family our heartfelt sympathies in this the blessing of God may richly abound upto their sad bereavement, humbly praying that them, and they may realize that earth has no sorrow that heaven cannot heal. Resolved, That these resolutions be entered in the records of the Division, and a copy be sent to the family, also a copy be published in the ENGINEERS' JOURNAL. Resolved, That our charter be draped in mourning for the space of thirty days, as a token of respect for our late Brother A. L. VanCleve. P. O'BRIAN, I. M. BROWN, Committee. WM. H. SLOAN (Co BELLEVILLE, ONT., Sept. 12, 1886. At a special meeting of Belleville Division No. 189, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted; his infinite wisdom, to remove from our midst WHEREAS, It has pleased Almighty God, in our late Brother Geo. Fredericks, who received injuries which caused his death, while in the faithful performance of his duty, on the evening of Sept. 10, near Hastings, on the Grand Junction Div. of the Grand Trunk Ry.; and WHEREAS, While we humbly bow to the will of the Ruler of the Universe, we do not the less mourn the loss of onr Brother who has been so suddenly taken from us; Resolved, That the heartfelt sympathy of this Division be extended to the wife and family of our deceased Brother, in this their hour of sad affliction. Resolved, That our charter be draped in mourning for the space of thirty days as a token of respect for our late Brother, Geo. Fredericks. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be W. MALLOCK, Committee. ADMITTED BY CARD. Into Division— 272--Jacob Valper, from Div. 30. 266-W. J. Cook, from Div. 16. 26-R C. Davis, from Div. 207. 169-Chas. H. Brooks, from Div. 105. 164-P. J. Connelly, from Div. 180. L. W. Smith, from Div. 17. 235-Jackson Clark, from Div. 46. 259-Wm. Webber, from Div. 30. 258-J. Flanagan, from Div. 116. M. Dempsey, from Div. 108, 59-Alex Crego, from Div. 46. 45-Jacob D. Lemely, from Div. 109. 250-James Eisenberg, from Div. 52. D. P. Butler, from Div. 166. 207-Aug. Hawksworth, from Div. 71. 169-Irving Beckerman, from Div. 288. 318-T. Castle, J. M. Filkins, F. Gallagher. J. Henretta, J. Hayes, J. Jones, J. Landy, H. McClelland, J. McGrath, M. L. McCraith, Geo. Phillips, N. Schupe, M. Sprague, M. Whelan, T. Ward and J. S. Whelan, from Div. 31. 96-E. G. Crandall, from Div. 10. 286-J. W. Reading, from Div. 2. 70-James Barker, from Div. 76. 363-W. Heberling, from Div. 166. 201-L. E. Kumero, from Div. 4. 77—A. A. Brown, from Div. 105. 317-E. M. Delano, from Div. 77. E. J. Butler, from Div. 160. 15-John A. Fetner, from Div. 267. 218-M. W. Jamison, from Div. 20. 208-J. B. Hart, from Div. 79. N. W. Long, from Div. 155. WITHDRAWALS. From Division 216-James E. Rathbone, to join Div. 7. 118-John Neilson, to join elsewhere. 22-B. A. Larrison, to join Div. 109. 168-L. Noel, to join Div. 308. 169-Geo. W. Lomis, to join elsewhere. Wm. Cornell, to join Div. 253. John Schofield, to join Div. 295. 43-R. C. Ackly, to join elsewhere. 106-H. B. Graves, to join Div. 18. 160-E. J. Butler, to join Div. 317. 173-J. H. Kelly, and R. W. Moffett, to join elsewhere. 15-Richard Turner, to join Div. 240. 286-G. W. Bannister, to join elsewhere. 118-Samuel Scott, to join elsewhere. 265-Wm. Morris, to join Div. 314. 104-John K. Rynier, A, D. Hill and L. M. Filbert, to join Div. 45. 156-W. H. Kelly, for selling intoxicating. liquors. 230-W. T. Thaxton, for non-payment of dues. 130-James L. Vaughn and F. A. Dempster, James Davis and Charles H. Brown, for non-payment of dues. J. P. Scott, for non-payment of dues and defrauding his Division. 161-Minor H. Allen and James Madden,. for non-payment of dues. 16-Thomas Canaan, for intoxication andi defrauding a Brother. 70-Thos. Brown, for non-payment of dues and assessments. 310-Hugh M. Clifford, for violation of obligation and non-payment of dues. 205-Chas. Henderson, for contempt andi non-payment of dues. 194-John, Brady and J. E. Davis, for nonpayment of dues. 69-P. McQuillan, for drunkenness. J. W. Clark, for unbecoming conduct. 138-Thomas G. Scott and Wm. Russell, for non-payment of dues. 54-J. H. VanDyke and L. T. Harford, for non-payment of dues. 19-John Burk, C. H. Packard and George W. Nay, for non-payment of dues. 301-O. P. Wooson, for being drunk on duty. 207-Samuel Foster, for violation of obligation, STATEMENT SHOWING THE NUMBER OF MEMBERS EACH DIVISION HAD WHO HAD PAID ASSESSMENTS NOS. 735 TO 738, INCLUSIVE, ON GOING TO PRESS. 4-CORN CITY, AT TOLEDO, O., meets first, second and third Tuesdays at 8 p. m., and last Sunday at 2 p. m., in Chamberlin Block, Broadway, entrance on Segur avenue, commencing Nov. 7. DANIEL WATSON, C. E..Box 18, Air Line Junction, O. J. H. MACK, F. A. E. and Sec. of Ins....East Toledo. E. E. BACON, 260 Oliver st., Toledo, O., and N. A. ANGELL, Journal Agts...... .488 Elkhart, Ind. 13-NORTH LA CROSSE, WIS., meets first and third Sundays, at Brewer's Hall, Mill st., at 2:30 p. m. JOHN R. HODGES, C. E. and Jour. Agt... Box 85, Portage, Wis. C. F. WEST, F. A. E...... .302 Summer st. .724 Rose st. 14-UTICA, N. Y., meets first and third Sundays of each month, at 11 a. m., in Bradish Hall. JAS. JACOBS, C. E....... .239 Elizabeth st. M. RICKARD, Cor. Sec M. J. CARROLL, F. A. E. and Sec. of Ins. .84 Main st., .2 Taylor av. 100 Broad st. CHAS. B. CARROL, Journal Agt 15-BUFFALO, N. Y., meets every Monday evening at 412, So. Division St., cor. Hickory. M. CALLAHAN, C. E 503 North Division st. JOHN H. HORNER, F. A. E. & Sec. of Ins..453 Swan st. FRANK ALBRIGHT, Journal Agent.....543 Seneca st. 16-GALION, O., meets every Monday evening, in Engineers' Hall, 29 East Main St. Wn. C. MITCHELL, C. E.... A. W. LOGAN, F. A. E., Sec. Ins., and Jour.Agt..BX 754 17-STANBERRY, MO., meets every Sunday at 9:30 a. m., in Odd Fellows' Hall, cor. 12th and Park sts. J. W. HALL, C. E. and Jour. Agt.. E. S. DOTY, F. A. E. and Sec. of Ins.. 18-ROCHESTER, N. Y., meets every Monday even- 19-BLOOMINGTON, ILL., meets every 2d and 4th P. J. DAGENHART, F. A. E.. W. B. HUSKEY, Jour. Agt.. F. G. ONGLEY, Sec. of Ins. .Stahl's Hotel. ..608 W. Jefferson st. ..510 E. Chestnut st. 23 SPRINGFIELD, ILL., meets first Saturday and third Friday at 7:30 p. m., in Engineers' Hall, 217 South 5th street. F. P. CLARK, C. E. and Jour. Agt...1111 South 7th st. G. F. W. SCHEVERS, F. A. E. and Sec. of Ins........1129 East Jefferson street. 24-CENTRALIA, ILL., meets every Sunday, at 10 a. OLE TORGERSON, F. A. E.. 48-ST. LOUIS, MO., meets first and third Sundays. 36-NEWARK, O., meets every Sunday at 3 p. m., in | R. M. NAUGHTON, F. A. E. & Jour. Agt..706 So. 18th st.. Knight's of Labor Hall, south side Park. GEO. J. TYRELL, Sec. of Ins 10 South High st. 49 ST. CLAIR, AT EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL., meetsfirst and third Sundays in each month, I. O. O. F.. Hall. .M. & O. R. R.. .Box 651 JOSEPH THORP, C. E WM. MCCREVY, F. A. E....... M. M. STEPHENS, Sec. of Ins. and Jour. Agt... 50-CONNELLSVILLE, PA., meets alternate_Sundays at 2 p. m., at T. W. Morris' Hall, cor. Pittsburgh and Peach sts. WM. BRADLEY, C. E....... .Box 24 G. W. MCCARTNEY, F. A. E. .Box 24 | B. C. TAYLOR, Sec. of Ins... 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 53: 51-PHILADELPHIA, PA., meets first and third Sun- C. G. Fox, Jo. Agt. .204 E. Preston st., Baltimore, Md.. |