, 1877-03-25
TIE STOCKHOLDERS.

AFTER TEE STOCKHOLDER
TIE FREAR STONE MASuFAcTuRISG COMPANY.
bill was filed yesterday in the Circuit Court
by the Union Mutual LiIe-Insurance Company
against the stockholders Of the Frcar Stone
Manufacturing Company to make them liable
on their stock The complainant sets out that
in December, 1870, the 'Frear Stone Company
borrowed s5o,oo0, to secure which it gave a
trust-deed on IT'S property. This was
not paid at maturity, and Judgment
for $72.254 was recovered against the
Company Dec. Is, 1876. Jan. 8, 1877, the
Insurance Company filed bill to foreclose this
trust-deed, and, on the 18th OF March, the
premises were sold under decree Of foreclosure
Tor $4,000. This amount, utter deducting
costs, was applied on the Judgment, leaving
$G5, ,467.4 .43 still due.
The Frear Stone Company ceased to do any
business in January, 1871, leasing outstanding
plainant's clarl. This Company was originally
chartered in 1867, under the nanle OF the Nortli-
western Manufacturing Company, hut its name
was subsequently changed. The following arc
the names Of the original subscribers, with the
zoo shares; Mum Il Scott, 200; Charles Hol-
land, 500: George A. Frcar, 500; j. II. Wood
worth. $50; j. Il, Dickinson, $50: D. L.,
Hough, 100: Francis Nunson, 100; Mancel Tai
50; II. E. Sargent, 20; Samuel Hale, 10; H..W.
Blodgett, 10; William E. Rolls, 50; John @.
Adams, 100; Aaron Gibbs, so; l.. B. Dixon, 20;
Ed Edward Burling, 20; Goehrane = Piquenard,
William Cogswell, Is; E. n. q B. O'Donoghuc,
10; and n. B. Hewitt 10 shares, making total
Of ASS shares. Various changes were made
from time to time, aud the stockholders Of the
rrear Stone Manufacturing COMPANY at the
time it closed business. Jan. l. 1874, we're as
follows: John NJ. Wilson, 200 shares; Mum n
Scott, l40; D. L. Hough, 100: Manccl Tai
cott, 50; Charles Mum, 10; Perry H.
fmtn kos So 3 g. '" bs47es BGasett hd; ~ "!Ia@
Geo. 4; Frear, 4a; estate ]. H. Wooiworth,
l45; ]. R. Dickinson, 2l5: Edward Burliurs s1.
Coehrane d piquenard, 70; Q. L. Whcclock, 20:
!; 9; Adams, 100; Aaron Gibbs. 100; E. Il. 4
Granville kimball, as; Treasury Bank, 1e0: g.
l. Wilson, So; Edward Meudel, rs; n, Il. Bov.
den, 10; Horace Bclden, 10; Egbert Jam}eso1
H.; Pa1Elek si! Mlnoeue. - G. B Thaner, g: viii,
holmes, S: ]. A. Holmes, $; Peter Winter. a..
Henry b. Converse, & o-'
Although these are the owners of stock a.
shown by the books, it is thonsht that there are
other g stockholders too modest to make it known.
The capital stock was fixed at Sa)0. .000. yrh;.h
was afterward raised to $500, ,00, Nom of the
stockholdcts ever paid more than SO per share.
and the stockholders agreed among themse1Tes,
IN le6s that no future assessments should erer
zen oe maze 40 , on ther stock, and that they should
insurance Company, however, charges that
each stockholder is liable for the $50 pcr share
remaining unpaid. T~- 'D'41
On the 1st Of July the Frear Stone Manu-
1actur1ng Company made an assignment of al,
its property for the benefit Of its creditors r., to
William E. Smith and John r. Dickinson. They
took possession, but, as is charged, neglected 70
81. execute the trust created By the assignment,
me property now held By them is Of small
Talue, and should have been disposed of and tha
proceeds distributed long time ago. The As
siguees also have in their possession the sto:l,
books Of the Company. The complainant.
therefore, makes the aboye-named stockholders
and AsslSnees OF the Frear Stone Manufactur-
ants, and asks that the Assignees NAV show
3hat property they have received, and what dis