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Mnhl, and the Archdencpn.

ffOm the lal Mail Gazette.
Some years ago book was published
which created great stir, but of which
correspondent. who tells the story, has
forgotten the title. II was more remark
able for It's audacity and originality than
moral purity. An archdeacon, very
well known London parson and a sampler
of most literary wares, speedily marched
10 Nudes aud demanded II on his sub
scription. He was told by the young gcn-
tlemhn at the counter, "A layman nothing
10th to display the superior ethical
standard Of his establishment, that II
was not ON their list, that MIR. Nude did
not approve OF il. Thcreupon lac was
much enlightened as to the potentlalitics
of archidiaconal wrath. But IL did not
end here. Tho archlcacon went home
and wrote to the firm ~ pay you,h he
said "for the loan of books. and not Tor
the guardianship and guidance of my
morals.n The head Of the "ilrm' him-
self replied. "Mr. Mudie,' be wrote,
"presenIs hijregards to Archdeacon
and begs To forward u copy Of the book he
desires. IL. after perusal, the archdoacun
approves, Mr. Nude will he glad 10 place
the work, under hls warrant, In immehi-
ate circulation" The archdeacon made
no rcjuinder. lie, too, had an excellent
sense of humor, and owned that Nude
chad him there
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King Humbert's speech.

RoNE, Dec. lO.-Parliament convened
to-day. King Humbert said that Italy
was faithful to her foreign alliance and
cordial friendship between the powers
dissipated any danger Of international
complications. In conclusion he said:
Following my fathers example always
respected the rights of my ancestors re-
ligion, bu, will never suffer my sover-
ign authority 10 be derogated in that re-
hgion's name.nThe utterance was greeted
with enthusiastic applause.
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= ONERCOETS r

We have one line of ulsters
that are Just received that we are
giving away at SI7.oo. They are a
neat gray check Frieze and a coat
the "Old Timers" sell for $500
and then allow you discount.
We have also plain dark all
wool ulster at $1,000, just think
of it, an all wool ulster at $1,000;
il is cheaper than stealing it. We
have several more lines of new
goods that We shall specify later,
nice, bright, clean novelties, but
we call your attention to these
two lines because they are
leaders and dirt cheap. We have
also a number of new lines of
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SILVER MEN STIRRED UP
They Think The Time Is Ripe to
Strike Again for Free Coinage.
CARTER PAvES REEDS WAY
Hathaway Snatches at His New Ap
pointment-AlI About Western
indian Reservations-A
Day at the Capitol.

Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
WAsHISGToS, Dec. l0.-The silver men
are stirred up to-day by the request OF the
silver men on the national silver com
mittee, who have passed a resolution
urging the immediate passage of a free
coinage bill, believing that the congress
is ripe for affirmative action in the
matter.
Carter says that he does not see how
Speaker Reed can avoid the elevation OF
Wickham To the chairmanship as he
stands at the head Of the committee since
Congcr's resignation, and the proposition
To force a newly appointed man To the
head would meet with opposition in the
house where It would have TO be consid-
cred as an amendment 20 the rules.
At the request OF the committee on
mines aud mining of the house, the secre-
tary OF the interior has directed the sur
vcyor general Of Montana to report in
Washington to consider rules and reRula-
tions which may be adopted II the bill 10
classify mineral lands now pending is
passed.
Upon his election James ". Hathaway
OF Montana was notified by wire 20
come at once TO Washington to take
charge uf the house postotlice. Carter
says he has received a reply from Hatha-
way announcing that he will start at once.
An attempt To pass by unanimous con-
sent the bill to settle the claims OF the
Coeur d'Alene Indians and to open the
reservation was made this afternoon just
before the house adjourned, and vas pre-
vented by Cannon. Perkins, who has
charge of 1t, and Wilson Of Washington
are confident that il will get through on
another day that the committee will have
for business. Sanders says that the in
terror department is hustling the Indians
back To Fort Hall, who were getting up .
ghost dance at Spring Hill.
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BATTLE OF CYNTHIA.
Oricial Inquiry Into the Trouble De-
manded.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l0.-A resolution
electing James w. Hathaway Of Montana,
house postmaster, was passed and agreed
10 this morning in the house. An hour
was devoted to the consideration OF pri-
ya,e and other bills Of an unimportant
character, a number of them being
passed.
Stone of Kentucky called up the bill di-
rectIng the secretary Of war TO appoint a
commission to reT ort the facts concern
ing the destruction OF properly at tie
battle of Cynthia, Ky., June 6. Active
opposition was developed and consider
able debate ensued.
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Coal Mines Close Down.

WILEEsBAREE, Dec. l0.-Owing to the
continued quietness in the coal trade and
large stocks with no immediate prospect
of being able to market them the coal de-
partment Of the Lackawana railroad or
dercd an indeilinte.closing down Of all
mines in this vicinity. The order took ef-
feet this morning and will throw thous-
ands out OF employment and cause much
,ulTgFinu.
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Riot of Coal Miners.

BIRNisGHtM, Ala, Dec. lO.-Sherir
Smith and posse Of ilfty armed men left
last night for the Blue creek coal mines,
twenty-five miles away, TO quiet a riot ro-
ported 90 be in progress there. No par
tculars are obIainable, beyond the fact
that a collision had taken place between
the strikers and the negro miners who
had taken their places. There are a
thousand strikers there.
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The Crows are Signing.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. l0.-Secretary Noble
has received the following telegram from
the chairman of the Crow Indian commits
sion at the Grow agency, Montana: "The
Crow Indians, in full council to-day, sold
lands west Of the Divide or Purcc's creek,
adjoining the strip on the southeast, 10
the Big Horn. " miles wide, for consld.
Grafton of $4,000. The treaty is now be-
ing signed by a large majority Of indiyid.
ual Indians. The number Of acres pur.
chased is /, 5000.
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WAsHINGToN, Dec. l0.-Cutcheon to-
day introduced a bill TO authorize the
president TO prescribe system of exam
ination Of the enlisted men in the army
to determine their fitness for promotion
To the grade of second lieutenant The
bill embOdies the suggestion in the annual
report Of Secretary Proctor, relative to
the means of preventing the exercise of
fayUritism in promotions.
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"THE NATIONS AIRY NAVY"
Tcnnyson's Prophecy About Air ships
About to lie Fulfilled.

CHICAGO, Dec. l0.-Mr. Pennington,
president of the Mount Carmel, Illinois,
Aeronautic Navigation company, in an
interview here to-day, said the first of
their air ships will bo completed within
three weeks, when a trial trip will occur.
The ship will start from Mount Carmel
and go to st. Louis, from there it will sail
up TO Chicago and thence 70 New York.
Half dozen newspaper representatives
will be taken on the trip.
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NEwAgE, y. j., Dec. l0.-Three mills of
the Clark thread works are closed. The
strike promises 10 be long and stubborn.
The mon say they will make no oyertures
TO the company, and tha, all propositions
Tor settlement must come from the factory
managers.
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Ihrrr Men Killed.

ST. P,uL, Dec. l0.-This morning as
four men alighted from the Great Nor
thern train at the university, between this
city and Minneapolis, they stepped on
parallel track and were struck by a pass
ing Omaha train. Three were killed out
right and the fourth was fatally injured.
their names are not known.
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MrAn,rr nnd ,la,Ln nsIn..sd.

LoNpoN, Dec. l0.-lu the case of the
government against Slavin aud Me.
Auluc, charged with priEe-hghting, a
verdict Of not guilty was to-day returned
by consent Of the prosecution. The pris-
uucrs wcrr released.
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chinese immigration.

SAN FR,NCIsco, Dec. l0.-After bearing
the testimony OF several more Witnesses,
including Dennis Kearney, the congress
sional committee on immigration, which
has been investigating the Chinese ques.
tiou, adjourned last night.
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Professional Amenities.

From llic.
pr. Kilsome-A man must be tired OF
Hfewheu be calls you in.
DR.. Cureoue- Well as soon as an insurN
auce company finds out that you are
treating one ot their clients they send an
agent 10 cancel the policy.
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Western Union Dividend.

NEW GoRK, Dec. l0.-The Western
Union declared a quarterly dividend Of
~ per cent, payable. January IS. The
report for the quarter shows a surplus of
Sil.ilS.9i9 against $3.50, $50 for the same
ppi lod in ls'9.
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= SUITS q

amongst which is a black mixed
caaimere at $500, as good a suit
as any man ever wore, and a neat
blue check at the same money.
They are both plums, bought
very late in the season at a re-
duced price and arc being sold at
the same money. We have also
fine line of square cut sack suits
at SI2.5o, $500 and $500 in
elegant silk mixed cassimercs
that are dirt cheap.
Call and see them and we are
satisfied that YOU will see that
with all their discounts, etc, that
we are still the lowest in our line.
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rnttcrr nlnlcr. Nm s,rlI..

TErsToN, Dec. lo.-The pottery "bos.
ses" have given their employees notice
that their wages will be reduced. The
men are talking Of general strike,
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A suggestive Ticket for '9e,

From the PiItsburg Post.
For Presidential. 5. Quay of Pennsyl-
vania.
For Vice President-M. $. Quay, Of
Florida.
Platform-"Take the lid off,"
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A Cure for Influenza +!

nR. OFFERS HAWAIIAN CHERRY COR
H. DIAL, one of the best remedies
ever prepared for coughs, asthma. lung
and chest trouble, and great relief to
whooping cough and throat affection.
Ask for Or. Lczier's Hawaiian Cherry Cor
dial sold ut
HOLLISTER & CO.'S,
And BENSON, SMITH 81 cos.
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Minister Peterson, in reply TO u
question by Noble Widemann, said
that the civil results of the proposed
law would amount to those of the
present divorce law. That an agent
of the Board of Health should grant
divorces was wrong from the start.
BY and by we should have Police
Justices declaring divorces on the
complaint of one of the parties. for
descrtion. Let divorce he left to
the Supreme Court. 1t was moot
point whether leprosy was incurable,
as the bill assumed for n matter of
course. At Mololiai large number
rose to represent they did not have
the disease, while its marks were
plain on them.
Noble Mccarthy mogcd the pre-.
vious question which carried.
Rep. Cummings stated that he
had introduced the bill at the re-
quest of a large number of his con-
stiluents. Many husbands had been
sent to Molokai, and their wives
wanted release from the contract.
The bill was indefinitely post
ponpd.
ADJOURNMENT.
A motion to adjourn being made
notices of committee meetings were
given.
The President appointed, rs the
select committee on homestead bills,
kalua, Pachaole, lIals,ead, Crabbe,
and Lucas.
Rep. Richard was granted leave of
absence one week.
Rep. l'aehaole asked what had be-
come of the sanitary committee.
Noble Phillips said several at
tempts had been made to get the
sanitary committee together, but the
hon. member for Molokai failed to
put in an appearance except on one
occasion. Therefore The rest of the
committee had decided not tc
trouble The hon. member further
with notifications.
The House adjourned at 3'42.
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HEwETT & JACOBSEN,
Accountants, Collectors Commission Agents aud
Custom House Brokers.

Are at all times prepared to per.
form any description of Clerical WOik,
such as Auditing Accounts, Postingup
Tradesmen's Books, Making Inventories
of Stock, Engrossing Legal Documents,
Etc. Competent and Reliable Freight
Clerks for the delivery and tallying of
cargnes.
e9-Oflice at HUsTACE Il RoBERTsoN's,
Queen street. Post Office Box lSg, Mu.
tnal Telephone ~; Bell Telephone Ala.
55ltf
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to all persons that at
a meeting of the shareholders of
Paauhau Plantation Co., U'd), held on
the LIST day of August, 1890. il was voted
to accept the Charter of incorporation
dated July n, 1890, and granted to them
and their associates and successors
under The corporation name and style of
Paauhau Plantation Co., Limited.
And that The Corporation under said
Charter was dn'y organized and elected
the following named officers, viz:
President. .Wm. q. Irwin,
Vlce-P President. Claus Spreckels,
Secretary d Treasurer.
.............-... ..W. Nj. Giffard
Notice is also given that, pursuant to
the terms of said Charter, no stock
holder shall be individually liable for
the debts of 4he Corporation, beyond
the amount which shall be due upon the
share or shares owned or held by him
self. w. NJ. GIFFARD,
Secretary Paauhau Plantation Co.
go I'm
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FOR SALE

IL EAWI Beans for cattle at SI,25;
IN 100 pounds or ! bag, 70 cents.
Also, Native Hay. Apply 10 McCullnm
at Kapiolani Park, at hours of IL noon
or 8 p, NJ, or by Mutual Telephone No.
3l' 622 I'm
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Manager Kohala Sugar Co.

We have sold large quantity of your
"Cherry Cordial" ut our plantation
store, both at Kealia and Kappa, and
can cheerfully recommend it for brOn-
chial difficulties.
Very respectfully yours,
GEO T.. FAIRCHILD,
Cos If Treasurer Makee Sugar 90.
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~ OFFICE

Is hereby given to all persons that at
4 Il meeting of the shareholders of
VIM. g. Irwin " Co, M'd), held on
the 3lst day of July. 1880, it was voted
to accept the Charter of incorporation
dated July 81, 1890, and granted to
them and their associates and successors
under the corporate name and style of
VIM. G. irwin & Co.. Limited.
And that the Corporation under said
Charter was duly organized, and elected
the following named officers, viz:
President & Manager. .......
..... ......... William G.. Irwin,
Vicc-President. Claus Spreckels,
Secretary Il I'reasurer....
....... W. Nj Giffard,
Auditor. -. ". G.. Porter.
Notice is also given thar. pursuant 10
the terms of said Charter, no stock
holder shall be individually liable fol
the debts of the Corporation, beyond
the amount which shall be due uEor
The share or shares owned or held by
himself. w. Nj. GlFFARD,
Secretary VIM. g. Irwin Il Co, Id.
coo tf
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-19

O3. paar selection. college Songs. .Tobani
4. Solo for clarionct, "Polon.ise CrOm
"Mignon'D :.....A Thomas
s. Patrol, "The Passing Regiment. .Coverly
g. Grand overture, The Pirate" .Luscomb
z. operate selections, Recollections' (Gou-
mods Worss) Observation-Disclosures. Godfrey
bone) ............ Arr. by CasSasa
9. Concert waltz " Blooming Youth. G. wiegand
10. Gaop, Fire fly. .Kuhner
EvENING-PART T.
]. Grand overture, " Martha. ........... FIotow
2. operate selection, Rigoletto".. Verdi
Solos for all the principal nStrumentaliStS Of the
band.
8. Vocal solo, Romanza" {" Mignon') Thomas
Miss Mathilde Lennon.
4. Descriptive fantasie 1.-The Dying Poet'
tT
Herr j. Stress.
PART
9. Grand overture, =" Mirella".. Gounod
2. Vocal solo, Lost Chord. ............ Sullivan
Miss Mathde Lennon.
8. Popular selection, d" Shamrock and Thistle'
Daiteus
Irish airs Grand finale.
8. Romanza ia Stella COnfdente". Robandi
Cornet obligato by Hugo Schmidt.
TO- Galop, " All For joy Fahrbach
Director OF Music, Charles II. Cassasa; Accom-
panIst, signor Martinez
Thursday evening Rossinfs "Stabat
Mater" will be given in its entirety, with
solos by the solOists of the band.
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Fire Apparatus.

In such times as these, when fires often
involving the most deadly consequences are
of daily occurrence, the utility of such APP
paratus as that patented by w. r. Y.
Schenck Of 222 and pa Market street is
brought f0rcbly to our notice, the most
striking of which is the swinging hose reel,
Endorsed by the Insurance Union as the
most reliable and perfect inside fire protection
procureble. The reel is attached to the wall
and swings around on its own pivot in such
a way that no matter in what direction the
fire may be 1t turns directly to it. thus
avoiding any sharp angle in the hose
preventing a full pressure of water The
proprietor of the Palace and other leading
hotels and theaters, recognizing its merits,
have placed several on each floor of their
buildings. with extra hose, hose-carts and all
the apparatus required to successfully conf
bat the 90 fire fiend."
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The Carriage Exhibit.

The Columbus Buggy Company of 90
Market street is too well known to need any
detailed notice here, but it is with feeling
Of pride one looks at the fine specimens of
carriage-builders' art on exhibition here, and
reflects that they are due to the skill Of Cali
foruia workmen and California capital. Five
premiums were awarded this company for
last month in the teeth of keen competition
of Eastern-made vehicles, aud it is these
same vehicles that are now on exhibition
here. Victorias, landaus, rockaways, dog
carts on the English model, and bugges of
the Columbus Buggy Company excel, and
the fame of which extends even to Homo
lulu, South America and Australia, as the
extensive trade done with these points testi-
fipS
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The concert for the Alameda City Band
will take place Friday evening, November
9TH, in the Park Opera-house.
A harvest home festival will be cele-
brattd this evening in the Presbyterian
Church, the occasion being the twenty-sixth
anniversary Of the Sunday-schCol.
The number Of voters registered in this
city up to yesterday was 1898. As registra-
tration does not close until tomorrow mid
night it is thought the number will exceed
1000.
Three young men of the tramp species
were found by an officer sleeping in one of
the railroad stations and were arrested on a
charge OF vagrancy. Yesterday Justice
Byler sentenced them TO serve ten days each
in the County Jail.
The Griswold Reading Circle has been
organized by the young people in the east
ern end of the city, with the following Off
GERS President, W. b. Josselyn; Vice
President, Miss Bessie Brown; Secretary,
Miss Anna Codes; Treasurer. Miss ISa
Linderman. The circle has taken up the
study of Spanish in conjunction with its
readings
Park Opera House was crowded last even
ing to hear Hon. Joseph McKenna, the Re-
publican nominee for Congress, speak. He
was followed by eX-Judge }. A. Waymire,
and much enthusiasm was manifested. Ala
media is Republican stronghold, and will
roll up the usual majority this coming cleo
ton. The Democrats seem to look upon
this city as hopeless in their cause, and thus
far have held no political meeting of any
conseuuencp
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Funeral of Mabel weaver.

The remains of Mabel Weaver, aged IA
years. ard the daughter of T. J. and Mary
NJ. Weaver, who died from diphtheria on
Thursday, were inferred yesterday after
noon in Odd Fellows Cemetery. The
services were held in the Christian Church,
on Twelfth street. Rev. DR.. Ferguson
officiating Many of the girls who belong to
the Society of Kings Daughters, of which
the deceased was beloved member, partici-
pated in the services and sang hymns
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Wind and Weather.

WIIIU wis HUTLHGaSt ana 7
the afternoon it veered around to the west,
blowing quite fresh The barometer fell
somewhat, and there were indications of
rain. There has been heavy gale at the
mouth of the Columbia River, and it is ex-
pected that the storm will likely be felt here,
as Signal Service Officer J. p. Finley has
sent out the warning signals Snow has
made its appearance on the mountain peaks
in Los Angeles County. This is the earliest
it has ever been seen on the lower range.
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R.bukcd win aIumno,co.

Thaddeus Jones had several lacerated
scalp-wounds patched up at the Rcceiving
Hospital He explained that he is boarder
Of the house of Mrs. Mary Harvey of 529
Mission street, and while endeavoring TO
iected with twenty pound lump, of coal.
The unpleasantness happened during lit
tie social event over various cups of beer.
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"a California State Naval Reserve.
BANQUET of the Howard Club.

The seventeenth annual dinner OF the
Howard Club of San Francisco was held at
the Palace Hotel on Thursday evening.
Pelham w. Ames presided, and about fifty
members and guests gathered to discuss the
elaborate menu. The rooms were hand
somely decorated with flowers. Messrs.
McAllister, Sherman and Michael composed
the Dinner Committee and acquitted them
selves to the satisfaction Of all.
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Propsrty-owners, Me-,inr.

a meeting Of property-owners of the
Eleventh Ward will be held on Tuesday
evening at the corner of Sixteenth and Fol-
som streets, for the purpose of discussing
the condition of tie district. Various evils
OF public printing now attending ali public
improvements will be considered, as well as
the sewerage of Channel street and the con-
dition Of Mission Creek.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-19

At the quarterly meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce of San Francisco on Tuesday
afternoon the following subjects will be pre-
scented for consideration:
/. "a United States Naval Training-ship
for the Port of San Francisco"
2. 1.-THE Repair of Roadways on the City
Front"
g. 1.-THE Hawaiian and Australian Mari
time Cable"
4 "a California State Naval Reseryen
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-19

The Pacific Coast Labor Union, No. 1,
Endorsed James Gilleran last night as can
didate for Superintendent of Streets. This
union has decided to appoint a Campaign
Committee OF twenty members and estab-
lish headquarters at once.
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LABOR NOTES.

Unions Taxing Sides for and Against Can
ddates.
The bakers announced last night that their
rolls are still open to all English speak
ing bakers who are out of employment. The
union is in fourishing condition, and
wishes to embrace as many of the craft as
possible. 1t indorsed the action of the Fed
Grated Trades on Friday night in denounc-
ing Gavin McNab, ana will do all in its
power 10 defeat him if he remains a candi-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-19

The Council of Federated Trades has
passed resolution placing boycott on j.
Mem. Shafter, nominee for Judge of the
Superior Court. At the request of the
have granted permission for their Journey
men to join the Furniture-makers' Union.