The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-22

View Nl tIlt ANia..t AtNttF 'lAANA VA 'ai
.u4l situation The conc .usion was
.np,d at 10y some that inasmUch as the
.lls known as the Rowland Plants had
conceded the old schedule OF wages 10
..r employees. the other cotton manu-
.. .tuIiae establishments iu this city
would hasten Co follow their lead. Such
.- have taken this view seem t. lave
l.>t sight Of a very important chcuH-
stance In connection with the cOmpilcd-
son.
WHAT VILE ROWLAND DoF
At the time Of the meeting Of the
nil men for the purpose oi aIfal bInf
1.r the cut down. Wlliam ID. Howiani
was not in the city. ana no report Oi
tle Rotch or Rowland c'rpoiauohS o.
~ the New Bedford Manu.a. tnInb = an, 'aa-
tpany. was present. There are not .SM
Who do not hesitate 20 say tnat lulS
was not coincidence. AitcI h"o
'consileration OF the situai. n ana WIZ "
reasonable assurance that the operatives
would show heAt. regardless 9I VIM e. ~
FIowluud's views or course might be-. IN.
mls decided to post notice OF q cut
down.
Without positive KNOWLEDGE of what
rfr HOvlanl might do IN rcCaJd to en-
c.uE the lO,icts the cpe a.iVes 60 eral-
N ,om the iNs felt thtt he wou.d make
mployrs the concessions ihty 9e-
r.I fatner than see the pleas mt rela-
... which have existed between them
rr..r.d. 10 is not 10 Doe supposed Tor a
lN"I u. "'i,I ii'9ii a., ,i ",',rd as
rativcs. Vet. I'm view O. al the
.ns, the notices were posted.
rae YAHx AND cLoTI MILLS.
-.r conditions i'm the yarn and cloth
.r. widely diSsimilar. 1t IS Eener-
agreed that these mills. producing
... .r. at. nudug q much better mar
..r fh.fr goods than IS found Tor
D, fh. tlse Of manufacturers OF
.ri isa serious matter 90 lose buyer
.r. identity of their product Is com
.l-rl,.a 10 the general public,
,rr...-e it under the brand OF Clntr
riacuIers. who make II INTO Sl155n ~
i~ mot, oi '1u,S ei,iiis When there
'tt oil '.'e .'',,,t S''''' i'm cioth the oppor-
.ht m.NtiIt"t .,,.lfs iS alyyavs open
fr.ts t1 dispose OF tY.'' is " common
il r1.-,,i hixer Who Is faVorably
.- I0i {T "a particular brand OF
Impressed WIN " 49, The counter of
... i' eau 4'4 ~ ,blts fha mills are
t f.itI Sl-Ic' 60 90 A. lace with the
-'anNF ", ,1~.t.' g. nf fhe warn mill
rlmers- ln lre nev never be re-
trl- once diverted t"t9 he Utmost
n.i. consequently ti3 ru aU if- or
l0rt-nce thhl a. .f', a. cioth-proiucing
l.r-. 10 Is p'SSl1l' goa ,r,tracfei term
o. remain l'ts' ,,s nestle. I'm the market
% SON re5"ln ~ ,,,sijfrations have been
80 F'u"'
Attn "tls"l
rut ,,rriTIov AT FALL RIVER
,trrp MASS. AuG Ito day
The mill situation Is noi lii,i ,i,,,,,'s inc
vass Of d." ml'i. 'i Snut down-Bar-
fouoWiu- coNilll'.s e. more STAFFORD.
Iarl. NtHl 1 .afaf1oe Fila
Stevens. ," ai,,i,...r Atan.facturing. Run
Ana"a"' i,'I'' i''' i--ns-h american Linen, Iron
rAne o" i'.i il,e, .-.ne t;icf,c Yarn. SANFORD
Wnih0. 81, '"' tt.,r Unread par
Si-..lI-, N'',A A1sr, -, Cftv a few looms:
uur t...uG -boiueI 20 Chace g,
me as g. 9VSS,..f IN. Durree. "A
..-cli, ''I .i.,tta 21l. Uargraves.
1Dnfn-- Me-
.s -}' .s, SleI It5iHbori 5i't'1i Eorden. $50; Sea
--a $50 ,0. Stale. 10; Tecum-
,.' ;rr.,, 16o
f... 4''"' lI's "'5 ut. tr tho centre OF
iu general lhe l'u'9 mo number of
,i'y nav s,S.ible those on the out
ms running WINE lnusp o.Dn me
SKIRTS have not been doihs 50 W e. az
r-aVers met On tnS -" - ,1ada bv the
sd listened 10 ., auui 80 o,'1 otSers
Dtcers ol Ne v'll9" .~.,,Tsr - n the
arnold T.. SenhordI te@S"tS' u, treos S'
poe Yarn Mills. ana -. ~. - ',IiI notidod
'.rr ot tAe MI ,,.1 tbot tbav would
hel3 t.'s ,r1rl, u1der the reduction
u "utltrr ,' ~, IL "Reminiscences two
t-i,rt nl'"" .r5 ~ oCrer.ad the offer
Hs Nfsnufoctilrers I'm gen
WI VIZ. N' 7,. tbiDoe viii pe i'm a
t.l believe l"-4"Y vltI'73 ~ fl, -hree
very unstit,1 co.,luDm al,a ~ tbem have
D~ -FOUR weeks, aiip SUM - ~ dimcnltv
decided ID oItslai any S0''oNS
ty s"-l'4"1 """''
MO ,,rrr. TO RYsUMF.
- .-, -. o., Tho mills
BDSlDN' MA97.' Gus - h-e. s-,,,,,-,,,,, Clr,-
a. the Amos htas Ma" a. "a i''r3 ui bo
Iauy, at MahcheSlel H. tn "a ore
t-aItel NioHunS ,,io "m ,Lirde mn or FORTY
low Dc'"3 y" NJ I'm or,rlo,,s about
LOUIS a. - GaWn'l ,,,-att,,oe 'rbis action
t5shJ . -. b.. r,a9,. to bardlo The
Is tlh'lt @S Ia .nor. iS O elirbtiv in
fP''"@ t'4 - "a ff~ a.. ~afde witch *
tittT.i .'''1..,- tir,,. 'V' i'' @0N''
'Ni'''-' 80
rHg cARDTRs AND sPISEERs DIssATIsFIKD.
- .o, 49,. y, M,
FALL XIV En- MAS''' Aus, - ~. Ie
crlers ana splhHeIa 'N.CuINS Noln11
uittee held Il IiSrtiilS iost H.s'.ti ',ln n
there Us every ln9l.a'lom & "t % ~ ~ ,,1leeS @
't- part OF IN" unions III Nv - u.'' %
.nange IS MADE IN theI liteHsloH pS
frr wednesday hofHIhS. ~ uie 0o!u
meeting II ,Was iSposns sTu tna' IN, tne
h-rr Ihread MlliS uaI vi.cic9 !. -
promise on Waees IN deha nee ol tiIe i,io IL
QndeIstanunB .ta,,,i'S ~ 10 az, 80
"lh hG ulln NJ ciot,o va-n
Gays t-p. IN the case vi tlc VIZ pI"DG ,,as
t.l sanford spinning 'oiupdl".s ~ .n'. W
I.' rled thdt they hdu NlOlileu tHe a5It
r..ff made Win thei sp't"vi "itu
0.r..r-. and tAat nOtlces hau Dteh
sf.l ordering cut down 70 80 mo
e. SIS eas I'D the piecers had left work
ber rrrF were not 10 be paid more
tf s.. rer week. II the mil authoTl-
H .'ue the grievances WIN the