Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-30
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id115 nrwrr~r,oudence OF tho lNrxLLIaENcER.
(n,6r,A. pa.. March 30--Shortly before
x / ~. Johu rendrich received In
75r nuon hjs jobbing trade for Cigar
11, 1Ynion labels on his cigar boxeA Mr..
- Glkod ons Of his employees II any
& Kueu were members Of the Union,
tneufmsd that some Of them be-
COPIES of the constitution and
~ wsre examined by Mr. Fend-
ond be told the workmen that
- ouosnined nothing that might conflict
- leceory, and he desired all the hsnds
31rmo members, 10 that on March the
- would start o. q union shop Mr..
10i1ch was informed that the order was
IG1cioi and had nothing to do with strikes,
~ even II they would strike, they could
~ 20 70 within six months from the time
m Joining the union. At first union
i1bjin were furnished, but the follow
~ week the same were refused. uPon
11Suirina the cause OF not getting the labels,
~ NJ informed that the list Of prices was
~ settled for making the cigars. The prices
S0ro oskod for at once, but they were not re-
SSsS until last Friday. The advance asked
~ ~ the men for each thousand cigars was
M5E 80 g and $3.50. The men were in
XHe1Iod that the jobbing trade would be noti-
I1od OF the advance, and II they would pay
- advance he would continue; but
~ not the factory must close, as the
,61vence prices were considerably more
I'm the profits. The jobbing trade sent Mr..
1smdrich replies to the effect that they would
.nue pay the advance asked for BY the men;
This advance on the prices could not be paid
by Mr.. Fendrich, and he was compelled to
Oicae his factory, which has now been done
NJ. Fendrich's employees are members oil
The Cigarmakers' International Union, No.
2lI, Of Columbia The factory employs
seventy-five hands
odd Fellow Omcers Elected.
Alta regular meeting of fSusquehanna lodge,
No. 50, OF Odd Fellows, held in the lodge room
last night, the following officers were elected
70 serve for the ensuing term Noble Grand,
Frank Stocker vice grand, +. B. Musser
,seCretary, X. J. NJ. Little assistant secretary,
John A. Mouk treasurer, Sam'l NJ. S:ape.
These officers will be installed at the next
regular meeting.
Trouble With Tramps.
y Workmen at the Susquehsnna rolling mill
nre still troubled with trsmps. They occu-
~ the ash pits and other places and when
1old by the employees to leave, pay no atten-
ton to their requests. Last night Officers
nix tramps at the mill. This morning they
Were taken before Squire Evans and sent Il
jail for five days each.
sneak Thieves.
On several occasions persons unknown
visited the premises of William II. Gilbert
corner OF Fourth and Union streets, durlDt
the night, and helped themselves to milk
Mr.. Gilbert is mil kman, and these persons
opened the chest in the yard and carried of
: quantity Of the milk.
Town Notes
A special meeting of council will be held
In the council chamber this evening.
The Knights of the Golden Eagle will Do
manage Ada Gray and company on her ap.
pearance at the opera house on next Friday
evening, but three members of the order will
manage the performance.
Miss Mary yogle, of Columbia, is on visi
to friends in York.
Very extensive repairs are being made a
the new store of A. Jessel, on Locust street
formerly occupied by II. ii. Heise as hard
ware store. The windows will be mad,
larger and other improvements necessary I,
the wants OF Mr.. Jessel.
Large shipments OF tobacco are being mad
nj the warehouse of the Reading Il Colum
bia railroad to different places.
Tho owners OF the oitieront islands anG
batteries below the dam are now engaged In
making arrangements for the shad fishing
which will soon commence, They predict
large and prosperous seasep.