The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-04-01

PARTNERSHIP CHANGEs.-A number of CO.
partnership changes are announced, to take
effect to-day. They are as follows:-
Mr. David E. Trainer retires from the firm of
Watson Malone Il Co., making way for Ber-
nard T. Malone. Under the style of Watson
Malone d Sons, the new firm will transact the
wholesale lumber business at Laurel street
wharf.
The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween Samuel Bolton and William G. lloyd
trading as Samuel Bolton 4 Co., is dissolved BY
Trainer and Mr.. William G. Lloyd have formed
a partnership under the name of David e.
Trainer & Co., for the transaction of the lumber
commission business at the foot of Poplar street.
The partnership heretofore existing under the
firm of Clark IL Biddle expires by limitation.
Mr.. Jeremiah Robbins retires from the firm of
Bailey & Co., and with Messrs. Clark & Biddle
forms a new firm which, under the name of
Robbins, Clark q Biddle will continue the
watch and jewery business at No. 1924 Chestnut
street.
Mr.. L. Montgomery Bond retires from the firm
OF Bond q Biddle, making way for L. Mont
gomery Bond, Jr., who with Mr.. John NJ.
Biddle, under the style of Bond & Biddle, will
transact the wholesale tea, importing, and gene
raj commission business at No So South Front
street.
Mr.. Thomas Matlack has transferred the busi-
ness of the U. S. Drug, Spice, and Foundry
Coal Mills to H. G. and A. R. McIlvain, who
will conduct it under the style of McIlvain
Brothers.
Messrs Michael Weaver and George H. s.
Uhler have associated under the style of
Weaver & Co., for the transaction of trade in
hemp, twine, and ship chandlery, at No. 2
N. Water street. and No. 2S N. wharves.
Messrs. E. Fenton and e. T. McCafferty have
entered into partnership for the purpose of con-
ducting the retail dry goods business, under
the name of Fenton & McCafferty, at No TIA
=. Second street.
Messrs. j. Percy War; and Alexander G.
Catten, Jr., have been admitted to an interesi
in the firm of Alexander G. Cattell 81 Co.
The firm of G.. G. q w. carp has been dis
solved by the death of G. G. carp.
The limited partnership heretofore existing
between George 8. Fobes and Charles Page of
Philadelphia, general partners and William A.
Newbold, OF Chesterfield, Burlington county,
N. j., special partner, doing business under the
trm OF Fooes & Page, in manufacturing and
selling gas fixtures has been dissolved by mu-
tual agreement. The business will be continued
by Messrs Fobes q Newbold, with the latter as
special partner.
Mr.. John T. Bailey has associated with him,
in his Corn Exchange bag, rope, and twine
mandatory, Christopher Bailey and Frank
Cascadden, and will hereafter conduct the
business under the name of John T. Bailey
d Co.
Mr.. Mordecai w. jackson has been admitted
as special partner to the firm of Horn, King &
Seybert
Messrs. P. B. Calvert and Jerome Keeley have
formed copartnership, under the name of Cal
vert d Kelley for carrying on the tin plate,
metal sheet-iron, ETC., business, at No. 432 Mar
ket street.
The interest of j. NJ Nash in the business OF
William H. Dunbar 81 Co. ceases by mutual
consent.
The partnership heretofore existing under the
hrm name OF Wagner 81 Co. is dissolved by
mutual consent.
The firms of Ross & Gonsalves, Kreps & Nell
hllller y Faser, }, Il. Richards & Son, the
Messrs: Gabrylewitz, Clark q Roberts, j. w
Sel6y & Co.. Hohenfes 81 Henley, and Deacon
GrlfIn' are dissolved sy mutual consent.
New JEwELRY FIRM.-Zhe firm of Clark &
Biddle, jewellers, No. 11@t Chestnut street
expired yesterday by Limitation. Like prudent
virgins, however, the outgoing firm have made
all necessary arrangement is, ana n new one has
been organized which will open its hnsines:
year to-day. 1t consists of the two old mem.
bers, Mr.. j. P. Clark and s. Biddlt and also
Jeremiah Robbins. Mr.. Robbins is sasirabIe
acquisition, he having been engaged :, the
business as a member of the firm of Baiieu &
Co. for over thirty years past, and is a genue
man well versed in all the ins and outs of IT,
trade. Messrs. Clark and Biddle are both gen
tlemen of experience and business tact. Sue
ceeding the firm of Thomas Garrett & Co., the
byunceasing energy, have succeeded in establish
ing an No business and secured capital su
ficient to erect one of the handsomest marbl
stores that now adorn Chestnut street. Th
new firm will be known as Robbins, Clark .
Biddle.
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