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The evening world., 1895-08-30
INSURGENTS WINNING MEN.
More spanish Troops Go Over tn
Them with New Recruits,

TAMPA. Fla, Aug. 30.-Passengers
arriving from Cuba on the steamer last
night report that Gomez attacked the
city of Puerto Principe Monday. burn
ing Carload, one entire ward.
Matanzas province is greatly dis
turbed Three hundred men are out
near Cardenas.
A band of 100 men has risen In Jovel-
lanes.
News reached Havana Wednesday
that section of volunteers from Caba-
mas Fort have been sent In pursuit.
At Tamuasco. in Santo Espritu Dis
trict. fifty civil guards surrendered their
arms and ammunition to Gen. Rolofr.
Last Friday at Calabaza. province OF
Santa Clara, Capt. Julio Dominiguez.
with 2J spanish Jolunteers Joined the
insurg ents, and "A .NctaChment of fire
men from Havana, reaching Remedies,
also Joined the insurgents.
Campos's headquarters have been cs-
tablished at SANTA Clara, where his
forces are concentrated to protect the
plantations In Las Villas. He pledged
protection to the snRar-making Cubans.
troops from the Santiago district, which
Is now In the hands of the provisional
government
DIR. Joaquin Castillo. who was chosen
i''-i ltslltnt, WAS Il pIN SlCldn on tne
Jeannette Relief Expedition.
HAVANA, Aug. S0.-Government oif-
cials here have just received reports of
the murder, under the most revoltinc
circumstances, Of two peaceful country
men near Cana iuani II Is alleged that
these murders were committed by mem
hers of the band Of Platsados, and that
the men killed had not taken any part
| in the conflicts
Reports have been received here to the
effect that the insurgents have succeed
ed in burning the small village of
Guatre Caminos, near Encruc!jada
Province of Santa Clara
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A RAID IN THE TENDERL DIN,
And Nine Prisoners Face the Court
In Jefferson Market as a Result.

Five women and four men were ar
raigned a the bar of the Jefferson
Market Court this morning as the re-
suit Of raid on the alleged d.sorderly
house l09 West Thirty-first street
which Acting Capt. Halpin and squad
of pol.cemel Of the West Thirtieth
street station made last night. The
proprietress of the establishment Mary
Ryan, forty-three years of age, waived
eXamina tion, and was held in 5000 bail
for trial. Each of the other I'r:so .ers
was fined s..
The evidence on which the aid was
made was obtained on WeineS lty r .stt.
The house was at ons time cae of the
best known es!apl Is lmrn.s n is k.Id
in that locality. 1t was closed ~ a
long time, but although the police ssCer-
taincd that II was opened aglir Two
months ago, II was not ur'il Wcdnes la !
night that they succee led in gaining ad.
mission and securing the needed evil
dencc
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WEDDINGS NOT REPORTED.
Rev. DR.. HOuEhtOn Turns in An
other Mig Batch.

President Wilson. OF the Board OF
Health talked this morning Of his
troubles with marriage certificates from
the Little Church Around the Corner.
He said Or. Houghton had written a
letter to the Board explaining he had
no intention to hinder the work OF the
Board by delay In certificates Of happy
couples he had joined
With the letter came thirty more held
over certificates. These make forty
four in all.
President Wilson said the Board had
the discretion to proceed against the
ministers.
They were acting in the same way
with the vacation of houses cases. They
ordered tenants out because they could
get the owners to act with greater ex-
pedition in the summer than in the
Winter, and II the tenants had to 20
they could do so more agreeably In the
warm sunshine than the snow.
The evening world., 1895-08-30
TO QUIZ CITY OFFICIALS.
bridgeport Committee Summons
Them to q Public Mass.MeetinR,

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Aug. SO.-The
investigating committee appointed by
the Common Council met this morning.
After acquiring a large mass of in
formation and examining the specifica-
tions under which the Traction Company
was built. the Committee finds that
the Specifications were not obeyed.
A call has been issued for a public
mass-meeting tonight in the TowS Hall.
The City Attorney has issued subpoe-
Aldermen Flynn, Hurley and Rogers,
Councilmen McMullen, Carter, Beers and
Fowler, City Clerk Mullins, Brothwell
and Beers and the Board Of Public
Works.
Those subpoenaed are to be asked
why they permitted and allowed the
specifica tions to be violated. There Is
talk of Doodle
There is the wildes, excitement, and
the ferment is sure to result tonight in
bitter struggle. This fight has been
brewing for over year.
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s-Meeting Called to Denounoe
Mill Owners and q Fac
tory Inspector.
WERE CHILDREN EMPLOYED :?
It 10 Openly Charged that They
Were Hidden When Official In.
spections We're Made.

The 100 employees of the American
Manufacturing Company. which has a
1Dctory at the foot of Noble street,
s0reenpoint, will hold a mass meeting
&c night In Eckford Hall to ventilate
their grievances. This morning some
enc sent a request to the Grecnpoint
police, asking for protection, and half a
dozen officers were sent to the works.
Five hundred employees went on
strike yesterday for an Increase Of
wages. and the rest were locked out
when the concern shut down it's mill
hast night. The hands say the rate
paid for piece work has been steadily
decreased during the past year. until
the wages they now receive are scarcely
enough to keep body and soul together.
Recently the rate for piecework was
and later to 9 cents. This was SO low
that the loomers couldn't stand the op-
preston and a strike was declared.
The young men and young women en-
ployed In the mill declare a considerable
number of girls and boys under four
teen years old were employed in the
MILL In the suffocatingly hot workshop
the children labored from early morning
until late at night. often working as
long as eighteen and twenty hours
When the factory inspector would visit
the mill. the older hands declare. the
children were hidden away.
6upt Upright refused to say anything
concerning the strike, except that the
concern would not employ any OF the
hands that went on strike. He denied
that children under legal age We're em-
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Coming Nv rNts.

Seaside festival OF Steve Mckeuna Association
Al Fe!lmans ocean Pavilion, Cyuey Island
Saturday sept. IL
Annual parade. picnic and games Of Volunteer
flIemen Association at Lion Park Uue Hundred
and Eighth street and Columbus avenue. MONDAY
afternoon and evening
Outing OF william r McKcnna Association to
caro- IN tatshills tomorrow tNenlu. rtuaIn.ug
until Monday NIGHT Party leaves u4 \ 4nl y a,
T. NJ, boats tIom foot Of Fr4pk,u stree, anl
$50 ana T. ". hytts from iJ), W,st Fup-
second street North River.
L1r.~ Day excursion u' the Ch,u,lugul ltri,o
of New York City on Monday. up the lluls.p io
bscaNana ls.api. Competition gawr ot basket.
hdll between teams rupresvutlns several Nrl irhcs
ut the Young Mems Christian Assu,.aIluu Tie
sirius Will leave foot Of Dock street. Brook IVA
A. NJ. ; Pier J. North River New Y.rN at o 60
A. NJ, Wesl Twenty street a. - l6 4 NJ .
West one llE sired and Thirty third street al If
A. NJ. and lgnkers q, II. 80 A. NJ
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SENT TO HOFFMAN ISLAND.
As PrecRution After a Death
from Fever ON the Edcnmore

The Johnston line steamer Edenmore
Capt. Jepson. which arrived at Ouaran-
tine this morning from Vera Cruz and
Tampico. reported that John Anderson.
seaman, was taken sick after leay .ng
Vera cruz, and on the steamers arrival
at Tampico was sent ashore to the hos
pital. where he died Aug Il from per
niCious fever.
Dr. Doty boarded the steamer this
morning, and deemed the facts sun.
cient TO detlin the steamer for "A thor
oush dlslnfect!on ani cleansing. As
yellow fever prevails AT both Vera Cruy
ana Iamplcu, the crew of the Eden
more was sent to Hoffman Island for
bathing aud disinfsction.
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DROWNED like RATS.
Horrible Fate of Fourteen Men in
Two Colorado Mines.
Sixteen Others Escaped the Flood
from a Big Reservoir.
Disaster Due to Rival Owners' D,..
pute Over Cost of Drainage.

CENTRAL CITY. Col. Aug. 30
Twenty-nine men were working In the
Sleepy Hollow and Americus mines
when last nights disaster occurred. All
who escaped were engaged at points
above the line of the break. All below
at the time were almost instantly sub.
merged, and their bodies must lie there
for weeks.
The names OF the dead are:
In the Americas: Olivia Patnoster aged thirty.
hve' married. wife and two children; Achiii
Apancini. aged forty-seven. married, wife snd
five children
In the Sleepy Hollow: N. Vegas. single; G..
croskenback, single; Nazzarino Maraota. married.
wife and child: win Prisk single, aged seven
teen; VIM. Thomas married. wife and child ;
o. Brouse. married. wife and child; Thomas
Williams. married. wife and child; Thomas
Carbis, married. wife and three children; j.
Harris. single; Steve vallero. single. aged
twenty; j. Perko. single: Martin Racona. mar
ried. wife and two children.
The calamity is one which has not
been unexpected. For three years past
a dispute between the owners Of the
several mines in the group has been
one over the question of drainage.
The Gregory, Bob Tail, Fiske, Ameri-
Gus and Sleepy Hollow have been par
ties to the dispute and the three prop
critics first named have been closed
down in their lower levels and allowed
to stand partially filed with water be-
cause of this misunderstanding over
prorat.ng the expense of drainage be-
tween the several owners.
The workings Of the mines are so
situated that the Gregory, Bob Tail
and the Fiske have been forced to COM
bat strong flow Of water. the pumping
of which by them left the Sleepy Hol-
low and Americas practically dry.
When the Fiske owners failed to ar
range satisfactorily with their neighbors
to meet share of the pumping expense
they allowed the water to rise in the
lower workings and this large reservoir
stood above the workings Of the ad-
Joining mines, a constant menace to
those working beneath.
The Sleepy Hollow, Americus and
Fiske are on the same vein of ore. The
hrst two are connected by drifts at the
400 foot level; the Americus and Fiske
separated by wall Of ore standing in
the vein at the joint end lines. So
much greater Is the system Of under
ground workings In the Fiske than
those of is end line neighbors that the
rush of water from the three levels
above the point of the break was quite
sufficient to fill the entire workings Of
the two.
The. Americus filled first below the 400
FOOT level, and 1t was no appreciable
time before water was pouring from 1t
into the Sleepy Hollow through the air
tunnel connection on the level where
the break occurred.
The Sleepy Hollow has system of
insurance by which the men are as
sessed per cent. of their wages and
on death their relatives receive half
pay for six months. together with fu-
neral expenses paid by the Company.
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IMPRISONED IN GERMANY.
in''imnn Citizen Charged In Ham
hug wiz. I2-Ncur-Oid Crime.

DECATUR, Ind, Aug y. NJ. Rom
r'rg, prominent lvcrymaN ot this
city, left her" about two months ago
to visit HIS oil home at HAMBURG. Ger
many. Word has just been received
hurc that Ee has been taken by the
Gr"wUu officials ard sentclC,d to twelve
years iwprIsurmout
The crime with which he IS charged
l. that 0t whipping an official In the
trmS pr!pr q mis- coming q this Cuun-
try. RumhrrG came mere Inuut Nv rlya
years ago. ana has during h.s stay hero
accumulated quite fortune lie is "A
prominent member OF the Democratic
County Central Committee. He has a
wife and t'yp small children.
The evening world., 1895-08-30
REVOLVER AGAINST BROOM.
Trouble between Printer and
Sweeper Causes Printers Arrest

Acelia Cocci, of 60 Mulberry street a
street sweeper, appeared In the Tombs
Court this morning as complainant
against James Sullivan, twenty-four
years aid. printer. living in Bowery
lodging house. whom he charged with
felonious assault.
Cocci said that last night he was
sweeping the street in front of % Mul-
berry street. when Sullivan, who wac, in
toNiCated, passed. sullivan threw IA cob
attempt at assault. Cocci defended HIM
self. with his broom. when sullivan drew
4i-ca.ibre revolver and shot at HIM.
sullivan then ran away. but returned In
half an hour and was arrested
sullivan told Magistrate Crane that he
had acted in selt-defcnse, and was held
in 500 for General Sessions.
The evening world., 1895-08-30
TO BE COOL TOMORROW.
1t Is GcnernIly Fair All Over the
Country.

Weather Prognosticator Elias Il. Dunn
this morning said it was generally fair,
with the exception of n few slight show
ers over the Middle Mississippi and
Ohio
1t was reported to he much cooler in
tho Middle Atlantic States, stretching
eastward to the coast line and extend
ing over the lake Regions. The mercury
is on the elevation in the region COW
cred by the Missouri Valley,
this morning was II. The highest re-
ported was - at savannah. and the
lowest A. at Williston, N ID.
The forecast is for fair weather to-
dav and tomorrow, with slight
shower and high northwesterly winds.
The evening world., 1895-08-30
BERI.BERl ON BOARD.
BARK hound Here mt Bnrbadoes
with All on Board Sick,

The Norwegian steamer Terrier. Capt
Berg. which arrived this morning from
Barbados, reports that the American
bark Lottie Moore. Capt. Watts, was
at that port Aug. 81 with her captain
and crew sick with ber-beri. The Lot
tie Moore sailed from Aleppi for New
York on May 16, with a general cargo.
crew were taken with beri-beri. Capt.
Watts was also taken seriously i'll with
the same disease and was compelled
to put into Barbados for medical as
sistance and fresh provisions. Capt
Watts was much improved on Aug. 2i,
when the Terrier sailed. and expected
to be able to proceed on his voyage to
this port within few days. The Lot
tie Moore registers S37 tons, and is
owned by Yates & Porterfeld. Of this
city.
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BEARS WON IN COTTON.
Turned the Early Advance Into q
Waterloo for the Bulls.

Cotton acted much as yesterday,
Opening sales were at a decline Of
about points, but there was a quick
recovery and a sharp rally all along the
line. which carried prices to 6 points
above yesterdays closing figures with.
in half an hour after the opening.
An advancing market at Liverpool
was one of the prime factors In the im-
provement here. There was considers
BILE buying, although the general sit-
uation is not changed. Crop reports
are conflicting. The weather in the
main is favorable.
The heayier movement Of new cot.
tse P0rs Is 7 saes
to-day and New Orleans nearly 5000,
] The early sales included October ae
sGa sember S il SoSsmnfr ss January sgs sis ia 81; ~
February, S.25 a s.s2: March. S27 S.s7.
The wheat market was about 1-4c.
higher and more active than II has been
are very nervous and their efforts to
cover advanced the market. the uplife
being helped by buying for foreign ac-
count. Foreign markets were all higher.
The September liquidation is said to be
over The first sales here OF wheat
were at G6 7-Sc. for September. and 500.
for December, and then 1t sold up to
60 5-Sc.
Corn was firmer, ad sancing l,4c.. May
selling up to So 3-4c., but trading wa9
light. Oats were quiet
The early advance in .l,n cotton E9>
ket was turned into a Wd', o. for tho
bulls in the early afternoon. There vas
very heavy realizing ~ some az tn:
prominent longs, the seii.nS beng helped
by indications of a 'aryer intei'Jr move
ment a. we'll as heavier receipts at the
ports, the port movement for the weeh
being about 1000 bales against 2,fO last
week ami 24,SO) last year.
There was very aeaVy dec Inc, and
before ! o'clock all "t me Improvement
had been lost Janulry gell'HG at S.n
and October at 7.s3, a le"lHe If near'y
ls points from yesrer ihy's closing, rad.
ing was very heavy, Sa'es W 20 O'Clock
footing up about 325,TD ts,"S.
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WOULD HAVE SHOT WALLER.
French Paper Estafette saysHe Was
GuiIty of "Glarinx Treachery."

PARIS. Aug. 'o.-Estafette protests
against statements made in some Of the
American papers relative to the sentence
and imprisonment of ex-Consul Waller.
and says that II Frenchmen sold arms
to the enemies OF the United States,
Americans would never tolerate any in
reference on the part of the Cabinets
OF Europe.
Moreover, our line of conduct should
be clearly marked" continues Estafette.
I'VE need not pay any attention to the
idle complaints OF these American
papers. Indeed, Waller ought to have
been Immediately shot for his glaring
trcachery.'
The evening world., 1895-08-30
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
SAILED TODAY
l. TOMORROW.
Thirteen Japs in Court.

The thirteen japanese who were arrested by
Acting Capt. Thompson yesterday for gambling
AZ $50 Water street were discharged by Magis-
trate Crane In the Tomhs Court to-day. The
police alleged Tom Mayedu was proprietor but
in court Tony Gay claims that honor Gay said
II Was japanese lodging house and only regu-
lar bolrdcrs were playing
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CLOAKMAkERS ARE OUT.
Demand Concessions That the Firm
VIII Not Give.

Over 400 cioakmakers, tailors and
operators. VINO declared war yesterday
against the firm Of Goldsmith & Wurtz-
berger. cloak manufacturers at 472
broadway. are determined to held out
until concessions are gra l.ed. AT "A
meeting of the Consolidated Board yes
tercay afternoon in Liberty Hall Il com
pittse was appointed TO visit Goldsmith
q Wurtzberger.
When the committee visited the estab-
ltsAIent the members OF the firm re-
fused TO recognise the Committee.
: Secretary Rosenberg said this morning
the striking cloakmakers. tailors and
The evening world., 1895-08-30
Peruvian Government May VccOg-
nixc ReVO1utiOnist Gen. AIfnro,

1t Is reported here that when Gen. AL
faro. head of the revolutionary party
and OF the provisional government in
Ecuador, has installed himself at Qui-
to. the Peruvian Government will recog-
nize him and his Government.
The evening world., 1895-08-30
CHILDREN CANNOT WORK.
MA anufacturer kOrbcr Found II Out
in the TOmbs To-day.

Rudolph c. Korber, nut sweetmcat
manufacturer at 173 and 175 Chambers
street. was arraigned in Tombs Court
to-day on complaint OF Factory Inspec-
tor Frank T. Nash. who charged him
with employing Antonio Vandana. thir-
teen years old.
Korber claimed the women in his
shops brought their children with them
when they came to work and the chill
dren sometimes helped their mothers.
Nash said the child in question worked
at other factories.
Magistrate Crane held Korber in 500
for Special Sessions.
The evening world., 1895-08-30
Jockey in "The Sporting Duchess.
Hurt,

Ed Dillon. one Of the Jockeys that ride the
horses in the big Derby race scene in the last
act Of "Th. Sporting Duchess" at the Academy
OF Music, was thrown last night as the horse,
entered the stretch for the nnish of the race
He clung to his bride and was dragged half way
across the stage when he let go and was tramp ed
by one OF the animals in the group behind. Few
In the audience knew OF the accident, which sent
a shudder through all the people on the stage
Or. Martin. who was called in. found two OF the
poy ribs broken. 1t is a wonder that the lad
was not killei
The evening world., 1895-08-30
OPPOSING WOLF ST. DUMP.
Delegation Secures Mayor strOnE's
Promise to Investigate.

A delegation OF property owners from
the Twenty-third Ward called on the
Mayor this morning to protest against
the proposed establishment Of dump
at the foot OF Wolf street by the Street
Cleaning Commissioner.
Nj. II. Haffey said that the proposed
of a school, house and that 1t would
prove detrimental to property In that
vicinity. He claimed that there was no
necessity for the dump In that imme-
date locality. The Mayor promised to
look into the matter.
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INDEMNITY FOR SLAUGHTER.
Grants French MissiO
4,OOO, 100 Francs.
China

PARIS. Aug. 3O.-Oficial advices re-
ceived here are to the effect that the
Chinese Government has granted the
French missions In the province of See
Chuen an indemnity of 4,OOO.O 900 francs.
The evening world., 1895-08-30

AURORA. ILL.,. Aug 3o.-At scots CITY John
Todd Frank Harper and Ernest Denton were
working in zinc mine scafYold fifty feet
high. when thirty sticks OF dynamite ex-
ploded beneath them knocking on Todd break
ing his arms and legs and injuring him Internally
Harper is badly injured about the head arm and
spine and is not expected to live.
The evening world., 1895-08-30
Lord Marcus Beresford Married to
Mrs. Butler, an American.

LONDON. Aug. 3O.-The Sportsman
says it Is stated that Lord Marcus
Beresford was married Wednesday af-
ternoon by special license to Mrs. Bull
err, an American, at ST. Georges
Church, near his residence. No invi-
tations were issued. and the ceremony
was strictly private. only a few init
mate friends being present.
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FOUR CHILDREN KILLED.
Snake Bit Three of Mrs. Jenkins .
and Her Baby Fell Into n We'll.

ana Her Baby Fell Into Well.
SULLIVAN, Mo-. Aug 3O.-Yesterday
evening three children of widow
named Jenkins went to a place near the
barn to gather eggs. The place was
dangerous. owing to snakes
One child thrust its hand into what
1t supposed was tn. hens nest and
"''"h'" withdrew II. excla inning that the
n, . had pecked its hand. The Ct er two
th.idr.n put i'm their hands with the
same result and then set UP a loud cry.
The mother was al the we'll with the
baby. and the alarm SO excited her that
she left the babe and ran to the as
sistance of the three children, who, IL
seems, had been bitten by a rattlesnake.
During the excitement the little babe
fell into the well and was drowned and
the three other children also died
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operators who obeyed the orders Of the
union would not Yield. An assessment
fee will be levied on each member to
meet the expenditure. They will hold
Hall.
The, waistcoat.makers' strike was de-
clared Off last night.
The evening world., 1895-08-30
StronH's Whiri Into Politics.

Mayor Strong Is going into soricty--of the pa
litlcal sort lie will Inaugr5te his gay whlrl OF
Monday BY umplring ball game between tn
fonkers and Mount Vernon Aldermen Tor Il thlr
liable purpose, on Thursday he is 10 be In,
great white chief o. the New York Aldermen
chowder on Staten Island, and on saturday Sept
"a, he is 10 be the lion of the Good Goyeramen
Club love feast on Coney Island.
The evening world., 1895-08-30
Marquis of WatcrfOrd's Son Wcds
MnJOr-Gcn. Risllcy's Daughter.

LONDON. Aug. 3O.-The Times an
nounces that Marcus Talbot fourth son
of the late Marquis OF Waterford has
been married to Louisa Katherine, eld-
est daughter of Major-Gen. and Mrs
Charles Ridley.
The evening world., 1895-08-30

LEXINGTON ny. Aug. 39-In,ormation received
here this morning FayS terrible feud is r1g.ns
on the head waters Of Straight Creek in Harlan
County, but details are no; ob'ain4hlr several
men have been killed curing the pas; few weeks
The Heltun, Brooks and Taylor families ar. on
gagged IN the war one o! the leading spirits be-
ing Rober, Jackson, who has kil.et sevt-ai men
and mas Just been released on bail in Har.an
| County,
The evening world., 1895-08-30

CINCINNATI. o.. Aug CA special from
Canton, Ohio, says; During cloudburst here,
with a wind blowing a gale. one section OF the
canvas Of Buffalo Blrs Wild West Show was
blown away and panic ensued. Thousa nds Of
people were soaked with rain and bespattered
with mud. gowns were torn and bonnets and
hats were crushed All escaped with no greater
injury than trtninx bruises ;"
The evening world., 1895-08-30

Forecast for thirtv-sx hours eniing S p, NJ.
/ Saturday, for New York city aud vicinity; Gen
orally fair to-day and on Saturday. except a
slight shower or two; northessterly winds
The following record shows the changes IN
the temperature for the morning hours In
dicated by the thermometer at Perry's pharmacy:
. a. A....7lIs A. N...7lls 4. N..,.7ti3 NJ. .7s
The evening world., 1895-08-30

Max Splitter General Secretary OF the waist
coat Makers Union, sent circular letter this
morning to Louis Sharpe who keeps n sweat
shop the top floor OF the tenement house
So Ludlow street, requesting him to stop work or
the Board Of Health will be notified.