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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06
Southern Railway Extension.

NEW YORK. June 5--President Samuel
Spencer says the Southern Railway Com
pany has acquired control OF the reorgan-
lied Georgia Southern and Florida Rail-
way Company By purchase Of majority
OF the outstanding bond certificates OF the
reorganization committee. The line Is the
most direct route between the Ohio river
and Southern Georgia and Central Fiori-
da. The Georgia Southern and Florida
has It's terminus on the St. Johns river.
and exchanges business with the Plant
system and the Florida Central and Pc
ninsula and other lines In Florida, and
its control will materially strengthen the
Southern railway In Its traffic relations
with all important Florida lines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06
Departure Of the 81. youi..

NEW YORK, J-ne 5.-Tl,s departure
on her maiden trip OF the n'3 AperIcan
Line steamer ST. Louis wa made the
occasion OF noisy demonstration among
the craft in the harbor this Corning. A
heavy mist hung over the &lrbor. and
the st. Louis was compelled 70 feel her
way cautiously down through the Mar
rows. But the fog did not ,llmpen the
ardor of the passengers. whoyhung over
the rail and cheered themselves hoarse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06
IS CAR BEHIND SULTAN?

LONDON. june s.-The Pail Mall Ca.
Eette. In an article on the Armenian stu
alton, expresses the belief that Russia Is
behind the Sultan. and that there IL 1T
tie incentive for anybody to spend their
strength to protect such race as the
Armenians. Therefore. the Gazette says.
Englishmen should hesitate to listen TO
far-reaching statements like Salisburys.
and not give heed TO sealots who are go
ing blindfold into chaos.
The st. James Gazette says: This Ar
menian business Is not really as serious
as the newspaper agents d. ,lare 1t to be.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06
sultan of Johore &, More.

LONDON. June 5.-The Stan OF Johore
died in this city this mop~elg. He came
into notoriety in 1888 through a breach OF
promise suit brought agalnas him In Lon
don, under the name OF Al2srt Baker. by
Miss Jenny Mighell. The yFltan won his
case on the ground that hH was reign
ing sovereign and. therefor, the English
courts had no Jurisdiction tsfcr him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06
pocAmoNTAs SITUATION.
Disposition 10 Go Hack to Work.
The Output lncreasing.

PoCAHONTAS. VA. June 5-(Spec!al)
There is decided disposition on the part
OF great many OF the old employees
here 10 10 hack TO work.
The operators In the Elkhorn are In
creasing their force daily. without resis-
tancs.
The meeting announced for to-day at
Powhatan was called of on account Of
rain. and Webb. one Of the labor leaders.
was In p,cahontas this evening to inter-
view the Southwest officials,
The output to-day IL the largest since
the strike. amounting TO 100 cars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06
Re,ianntton Called For.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The President
to-day called for the resignation OF VIII
liam IL. Manogue. Collector OF Cuctoms at
Georgetown. ID. c., to take effect upon
the announcement and qualification Of
his successor.
Some time since complaints were made
and investigated as to Irregularities in
Mr.. Manogues business methods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06

The Grand Lodge of Free and Accept.
ed Masons Of the State OF New YorB
opened their annual convention yester
day afternoon at the Masonic Temple. In
New York city, with about 500 delegates
and Grand-Lodge officers In attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06

BUFFALO, n. ". June A--I.ast nights
dispatch from Knoxville. Tenn. stating
that x-PostmAster- General BIsseIl had
passed through that city en- route for
Asheville. and that he was very sick. was
entirely erroneous Mr.. Bissell II In this
city. and was at his Office to-day In good
health
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06
sheen far sale

In another column will be found this
advertisement Of Messrs. +. Rhem a.
Sons. RHEIMS Post-Ofiice, s. c.. Of
fering for sale three or four hundred
sheep. Parties desiring to purchase will
do well to communicate with these gentla,
men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06
THE PORTE AND THE POWERS.
Refusal TO Accept Armenian Re-
forms-A stroke of Dievad's.

CONSTANTINOPLE. June 5.-The AZ.
fairs in regard to the Armenian situation.
as between the Porte and the Powers. are
at a standstill owing 20 the fact that the
representatives Of the Powers. which are
party to the proposed reorganization Of
Armenian administration. are awaiting In.
structions from their respective Govern.
ments.
In the meantime. the refusal OF tn
Porte TO acouiesce In the proposed foreigi
control OF Armenia Is regarded as q strok,
OF success on the part Of Grand Vizlei
Djewad pasha which has averted hi,
resignation and consequent changes in thi
Turkish ministry
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06

Take nersssrd's Acid Phssphsts.
II makes . refrsshing. cooling bsve-
rags. and y IN inyigoratiug tonic. soeth'
Ing 70 the nsrveA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06
PORTSMOUTH,.

Summary. Earned runs-Porssmouth. 2;
Roanoke. L Three-base hit--viox. Two
base hits-yoanss, Thurston. Cavanaush.
and Fftssimmons. Struck out--By Brandt,
&; by stahi. a.. Bases on balloon Brandt.
3; on Btahi I. Hit by pitched ball.
Joanes. Double plays-Joanes and Fuller;
padden and Cavanaugh. Passed balls
Chllds 1: CLARK. ]. stolen basex-Ports-
1; Roanoke. ,. Time Of gums-z
hours. Umptrs-Sir Mitchell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06

Mr. Harvey L. Pitts left yesterday for
business trip through the southern and
western States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06

RICHMOND.
Totals ............... 81 . Z q
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Y . %
Petersburg ...............O OOO0OO0O 90
Richmond .............OO5 10000 80
Summary: Home runs-Wells, House
man. Two-bsse hits-Foster, MCGOWAN.
Bases on balls-Of Flynn, 4; off Dunkle,
l. Struck out--By Flynn, ); by Dunkle,
4. Base from being hit-Turner. Double
play --Berte, Hnuseman, Wells. Stolen
bases Wells. Lippert t2), Breen. Wild
pitch-Dunkle. Passed balls-Clark. ?;
Foster l. Time OF game--2 hours 10 min
DAILY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06
Grass-Widowers' Excursion Rates-.
Weekend 0ne-Fare Excsrsfons--
Sunday Excursions ON Janes-
River Division ON G. q q. Hy. for
se0xou of lSDJ.

CRASS-WIDOWERS' EXCURSIONS.
commencing June 18th. Will be sold ia
prominent stations between Richmond and
staunton. and between Richmond and
Howardsvile. AT ONE FARE, for trains
leaving Richmond the afternoon Of
each Saturday. good returning until Nom
day foliowing-32o p. NJ. on main line.
and $50 A. NJ. on James-Riyer Division.
WEEKEND EXCURSIONS. commence
ing June LIST, 70 Goshen. Miliboro, Clifton
Forge. Hot Springs. Allegheny. White SUI
phur, Fort Springs. Anderson, and Eatp-
raj Bridge. will be sold AT ONE FARE
for trains only leaving Richmend on each
Friday and Saturday, limited to expire
with the Monday following the date OF
safe.
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS on James
River Division. commencing June I'd. to
points between Richmond and Scottsville.
AT ONE FARE. for Train No. . only.
OF each Sunday. good returning only on
No. 10 OF the same date.
The above low rates Cor Gsass-wicow-
ers will enable heads Of families 10 place
their families at one of the resorts or
country summer homes on the line OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway during the
heated season. and visit them II half
rates every week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06

had saved the nation by overthrowing the
hank. as Cicero had saved Rome by de-
feating the conspiracy of Catiline. we
are confronted with d conspiracy greater
than that attacked by Jackson, con-
spiracy which Secretary Carlisle once de-
scrbed as international IN extent, and
destined in its consummation TO produce
more misery than war. pestilence, and
famine The conspiracy has been In pro-
gress for twenty years, but never until
this year did the parties to IL boldly pro-
claim their purpose.
"In 1896 the people OF the United States
will be called upon 20 decide whether
the influence of this nation shall be
cast on the side OF bimetallism or In
favor OF universal gold standard.
"All admit that the question Is the
greatest economic question when mas
come before the people during the pres
ent generation. II not in fact, during me
nrasent century This question cannot
he settled by TIE fiat OF bank presidents
or money-loaners or Federal officials. IL
viii not be finally settled dntil the great
common people OF the United states SIT
in Judgment upon IL, ani apply 10 IL those
principles OF justice by which alone snch
questions can be measured. H. as an
admit. the money question ~ now the
question OF supreme Importance. u must
follow that the people will trust that
party with It's settlement when rear
lessly espouses the truth.
The Democratic party must TAX as
position upon this question, and. W ice
correctness OF that position WIN " ,'se
or fall No coward. whether an inovidu"i
or a party, can long retain the conhaencs
OF the people. Not only Is u necessary
for the Democratic party TO take posi-
ton, but the sooner IL defines us position
the greater win be Its opportunities "
win success la 1896.
TIE PARTY DIVIDED.
I'VE need not disguise the tact tha'
our party Is divided upon this question:.
Their are those among W. who wouia
fastsp upon US the English system OF
finance. Just a. there we're those among
our Revolutionary fathers who sousht
10 continue the political supremacy o.
Great Britain. These gentlemen. having
suspended the collage Of silver and es-
tabIished the gold standard. are urging
US not 20 disturb party harmony py DC.
mandlng = restoration OF the gold ana
silver coinage of the csnstitutioni Just
The evening world., 1895-05-04
At THE BROOKLYN THEATRES.
Days Company mud finrrignn
Among Coming Attractions.

Augustin Days company ~ PLAYERS are billed
to appear at the Park Theatre in brooklyn next
week. Their repertoire will include The orient
Express, Tragedy Rehearsed" "A Bundle Of
Lies "A Lottery Of Love and "A Night or"
Edward Iiarrisan and his company Of we'll
known comedians will he seen at the Columbia
Theatre For this engagement MIR Hlrriran has
selected several Of his most successful plays. The
original stage settings will he used.
The ar-Gazer'' is the title of the piece which
will be presented at the Bijou Theatre next week.
Joe OFT an eccentric comedian. who has appeared
here before in other plays. will MI the leading
role.
Neil Burgesss County Fair" with its realistic
horse-racing scene. will be the attraction at the
Grand Opera House. The play will be interpreted
by good company.
The English version OF Nine. Sans Gene will
be seen at the Amphion next week. Miss Kathryn
kdder. who has made hit in the title character,
will he seen again. in conjunction with the same
company appeared at the Columbia Theatre a
few weeks ago. and the original scenery will be
used.
At the Gayety Theatre an excellent variety bill
is promised Helene Mora. Gus Williams. the
Midgleys Nette De Coursey and others will be
included in the bill.
A Japanese troupe Of jugslers. Davenport Sisters
Dilks and Wade. Lynch and Lovely and several
other performers will be seen at Huber Geb-
hardts Casino next week
The evening world., 1895-05-04
ASKED TAINTOR TO CHURCH,
Insnne John r. Byrne Calls on the
Justice In Court.

A very respectable looking man. about
thirty years old, walked into Jeffersonl
Market Court at o'clock this morning,
and insisted on seeing Justice Taintor.
Court Policeman Hunt. who was at
the gate. refused to let him in.
What does that man want?" inquired
Justice Taintor.
He wants to take you to church,!
replied Hunt.
Justice Taintor pushed up his specta-
cles in amazement. Let him come
up, he said.
Up marched the man, and with Q
smile and a bow said: Good morning,
Judge I've come to ask you to church
the Church of the Epiphany"
We'll sit down and wait for me; I'm
busy just now," said the Justice.
The man sat down on the bench and
waited quietly. He said his name was
John +. Byrne, and that he was as
sistant organist OF the Church Of the
Epiphany.
i've been here all Winter looking
after the A. p. A." he declared. They
ought to come into the Catholic Church.
I've given them the message. They
don't believe me, though. They don't
know. God gave me the message q
month ago. But they don't know that.
OF course, they're good Christians, and
all that. but they ought to come into
the Catholic Church."
Justice Taintor committed the man to
Bellevue Hospital to have him exam.
ined as to his sanity.
The evening world., 1895-05-04
GOSSIP OF THE TURF,

The most barefaced case Of crooked riding a,
was That OF Nacey on Doc Strect's flly summer.
time In the fourth race at st. Asaph Yesterday
the hlly was very good and even after taking
her wide on the far turn he had to sit dow ana
pun hard to keep her from belIng Ianhant out
BEFORE the race Bob Irving and several otber
hoohmakers went TO the Judges and complaIned
that summertime was to be pulled, hut no heed
was paid to the warning.
Another d!ssraceful episode yesterday was the
manner In which Captain T. was beaten This
colt, which beat Marshall and Prig In A gallon ,n
Monday. ran as though he had not been ralIoped
since that time, or else had bccn given n good
square meal Just before going to the posi lie
never displayed particle Of speed in any mart OF
snip al sea lie was beaten sixteenth OF q
mile.
Regarding the declaring on Of the stakes AT s,
Asaph, 1t seems that IT was done At the request
OF horscmcn, delegation waiteh on the trnrL
omrius ana requested that the Association give up
the stakes and give one purse Of $500 one ot $500
two nf $500 and two VI $3.50 each ,ay. 80 that ali
of tho horsemen would have chance to wiz some
mercy OF one or two horses. the reIgcs: was sc-
cedel to.
faiici to display a particle II speed Is there
was stable boy on Little Tom who Looked the
dangerous one, the smart people took IT for
granted that everything would 20 through
The evening world., 1895-05-04
M'CAFFREY SAYS HE'S BROKE,
The Pusilist's Benent. He Claims,
Incurred q Loss Of Money.

incurred bOSe OF money.
Dominick McCafYrey the ex-pugilist.
was examined in supplementary proceed
ings in Long Island CNy to-day before
Judge Garrison. Mrs. Annie Freygane.
OF Whtestone. has a judgment against
him for a board bill OF s2Os.
McCafYrey stated ne had no occupation,
and said he had done nothing since he
lost his position as boxing Instructor Of
the old Manhattan Athletic Club He
said he had been rendered a benefit a
amounting to 1926. The cost OF the
theatre was 800. ne paid $34 for pr. .nting
and so for a band. and other expenses
ate UP the receipts. He still owes the
management &4.
The only real estate he is interested In,
he said. Is II one-sixth ownership In
some property In Pittsburg. which came
to his sisters and himself by the death
OF his father In 1891
Lawyer Gleason, who appeared for the
plaintiff, asked that a receiver be ap-
pointed for this property In order to
Va tisfy the judgment, but Lawyer
Burns. for Met taffrey. asked for an ad-
journment. The briefs will be sumbitted
next saturday.
Back Number Budd was also ex-
amined In supplementary proceedings
on complaint OF Edmund Kelly. of 2
Wall street, who holds a judgment OF
$sl3 against Rudd. Budd testified that
he owned 70 re ii estate Whatever real
estate he had was destroyed by fire a
week ago
The evening world., 1895-05-04
TROLLEY KINGS SCARED.
"The Evening World" Forces Them
to Hunt Llfe-Savers

Now that THE Evening World has
succeeded in forcing the indictment Of
the Brooklyn Heights Railroad Com
pany for killing Mrs. Mary Medinger. it
remains for District-Attorney Ridgway
to demonstrate the power of the law. by
asking the Grand Jury to indict all COM
panies whose cas- have killed little chill
dren.
Already the indictment Of the Heights
Company is beginning to bear fruit,
and 1t Is conceded the managers will be
forced to adopt iew safety tenders.
President Lewis said this morning that
General Manager Bogardus had spent
all yesterday afternoon looking at fend-
ers. The Atlantic Avenue Company Is
testing tenders. and many of its cars
were equipped for the first time this
morning with life-saving appliances.
No attempt was made to prosecute the
pointed out he plain duty of the bis
trict-Attorney. Lawyers who were seen
this morning expressed belief that the
indictment will hold.
The evening world., 1895-05-04
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Sixteen charters TO new local unions we're
granted last month by th. brotherhood 0, Painters
and Decorators
Edward Hsnrahan. Of the New York Painters
tnE Delegates IN place Of Edwar1 Dalton re-
signed
The Pottery Workers National Union with a
membsrshp Of about 2. 900 has been chartered ~
the American Federation o' Labor
August Mel,zer has bern elected prrs.asn, o'
branch % Of the W0rkn.eus Gcurral Zen NJ
Union. and Adolpl Won Lnde "ll made auditor
The Delegates OF The Iulepet.d,u' bakers Union
70 the convention at'nut O. us Ls.1 al bridgeport
Conn. win receive Le.f iEsyf- ..40r1 tomorrow.
For TIE uanssctiUr o! important business Score
tAry william Graham taf .a..'1 sreHs' meeting
Of the United berricEnsu OF @-" YORK md y.clr-
ity for this evening
tn. United wO,1 Carver t-sps .a-.p- 49, u.,
send delegates no ne inrcriataaa grrH-r-. ruU.
gress In Nuremberg German. = u,u.-a4 Ant
ten 10 different lahgEases ~i.' he isrNar.ss .u-
stead
uorsirymsu 10 m0rTVs evening q !ys E--. F.-.U-
eseond slTss;. upon t- 'a.9ec' ~ Har- Tlm.s.
Vinsncisl Panic, Thulr Cause ana D4F.
Textile Workers uH.7H So. aa- .u-rr.r.r.
~ d.lesstes " ue J.hs''t.s -4uE.4l3u n
vote for ,oiuiug the American ft4+rs... ~
Labor. tor puh.iFang al Ynaz. lpuras. fsr .n.
ereasiHg th- per cspliA LA a. H-. o. rag
Genera secfsia!ys sa.sy. gr4 'a' la1syea1,u.
poltieal sciIoE.
The local urions shlsJe- w!,a IN. s,r.,...
this evening They mafcn from he b =. n
Labor Lyceum 10 ForI GresaC, s1sfs sgae- Re.
.lii ts made m C'atles d N''rrs A.sEia4er
psrshs vin bs william Russell
Over tts.0oo, soo ere tnvesissi IN ths slar, .n-
1nsfy Of thS coynlry. employing 4b0ut % 1Ji
people IreT 1900 Of whom are s.nen y
tAss1 ie9S eai.dIea The average Aa.cua: pi.a
The evening world., 1895-05-04
.GR|FF0 vs.. BARNETT
A Four-Round Bout Fought in
Private This Morning.
II Was Before n Camera and Twenty.
five Spectators.

rattling four round fight took pla ce
this morning In the open air on the roof
Of Madison Square Garden, Young
Critic" and Charley Barnett being the
contestants The affair was for the pur-
pose of enabling the inventor Of a pat
ented electro-photographic machine to
obtain animated pictures Of the battle,
that Will he shown upon canvas in pub
lie exhibitions. The apparatus is called
IA panopticon.
trino and Barnett had been selected
because they appeared to be we'll
matched as to size. weight and age. The
former had the reputation of being one
of the best. II not the best, men In his
class. and Barnett. n ruddy chap Of less
experience. was not therefore looked
upon by the select few present as having
an equal chance.
Barnett weighed l3i pounds In ring
costume. He Is a Fourth Ward boy and
has fought draws with Johnny Young
and Mike Leonard. His brothers. Jerry
acted as his seconds. A well-known man
acted as timekeeper.
Young Critic said he tipped the scales
at 1876 IL pounds and had not trained
recently. although he Is supposed to be
working for his bout with kil Lavigne
Paddy German and Benny Murphy acted
as MS seconds.
r, When When .he oold-looklng Photographic
teries connected. had been placed in
position. the contestants got into the
ring and Charley White, who was
referee. occupied a favorable place to
see fair play Twenty-Five men, includ-
Ing several prominent in sporting cir
cies. witnessed the battle. Five-ounce
II was II o'clock when Referee White
gave the word ready" and both
stepped to the centre. shook hands and
squared on. In the choice for corners
Grinb had obtained the more favorable
position. while Barnett had the suns 8
warm rays In his face.
In the first round Barnett led with
his left but Griffo stopped him and
countered lightly with his right They
then spared for an opening. Barnett
swung his left. but was neatly stopped
and driven to the ropes by a couple Of
straight punches at close quarters.
exchanges. Griffo hit Barnett on the
neck, and the latter returned the com
pliInent with q body blow
the third round was the liveliest
Both went at 1t hammer and tongs.
ana pretty exhibition Of scientific
lighting resulted. Critic had the ad-
vantage. apparently. when time was
called.
The fighters were given two minutes
To 1nish the bout. and In the rapid
exchanges that followed Barnett put in
two stiff punches on Griffos stomach,
ana IN return received a hot right swing
on the left eye that discoored that
on.ic ana caused II to swell Severa,
cllnches occurred during the round, and
as soon as the men were separated each
time they banged each other severely.
NO decision was given by the referee
The evening world., 1895-05-04

Maggie; As,srte. Won ooRrey. the Coles and "a
Begley will appear.
The Fay Foster Buriesque Company will Be the
entertainers at Miners Eighth Avenue Theatre
next week The organ .zation 10 an exceedingly
good one. and is very popular throughout the
country. Among Its members are Joe Flynn. the
well-tnown parodist. and Hodges and Larchmere.
the Ethiopian comedians
American Ca ETY. girls will prevail at Miners
Bowery Theatre next week There will he a long
programme. In which singers and dancers galore
will he he,ri and seen. A novelty. called the
Barrcllettes will be introduced. ami aso the
Electrical Creole dancers-a feature that is said to
be new.
The season at the Gernania Theatre will be
continued until Wednesday. May Is. The last
souvenir occasion vii he Saturday. May IL. In
the mean time. The Butcher Of First Avenue
is doing very nicely indeed Business Manager
HoeR and Treasurer wen;erfed viii have a benc-
nt at this house MAY u.
The Mlons will appear at the Casino Monday
night. They are acrobats. and said to be ex
tremely clever This viii be their nrst appear
aace In America. They arrivei from Paris last
Suniiy on the French steamer The rest OF the
Casino Performance will be varied in the usual
The evening world., 1895-05-04

aansaily % vsess 10 sbsst o. ooo. 90. While
ne value Of the product 10 estimated at ovss
On Monday, May 2o the second biennial Con.
vsntion Of the Brotherhood Of Railroad Traln-
men will aasrnble at 0alssburg, III. Last
month thirty three death claims OF u. 30 ~a,l
were raid by the general odicers, making q grand
total Of D.s7a.sl3.7o since the organization wa
formed
. rew trial has been granted 10 Gsores knSo-
loch. OF Ggar-Makers' Union No. 3. to defend him
self against the charge Of having neglected his
duties - . visitor to the sick committee OF
the Union found him guilty. whereupon he ap-
pealed to the general ofncers who reversed the
decision OF the Union by which he had been fined
Fffty-six contractors have now signed the asrse-
ment OF the X. OF L. Taiiors' Assembly, whose
members went on strike. Those who signed yes
ierday were: Phillip wertheimer. I3s Lewis street;
Frank Brothcrs l2S Attorney street, and Morris
Heyman 2S3 Bast Houston street The strikers
hold mass meeting this Afternoon At Liberty
Hail. 251 East Houston street.
All the leading Manufacturers have conceded
the Saturday hAlf-hoiday during Eve months Of
the wear. beginning to-day. to the Amais amatei
Association OF Clothing Cutters
Contractors Natelson 4 Aaron, Of Bosr,,m
street Brooklyn. have conceded the demands OF
Local Unions Nos p, SS 80. 90 and 81. Of ths
nited Garment Workers
General Secretary Rechers of the United Gar
ment Workers. has returned from BaItIm more
where he has been aiding the coat taiors in their
strike for an increase OF wages and q ten hour
v orkday.