New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-18
THE RIVERSIDE Mills ASSIGNMENT
LICENSES IN PRovIDENCE-A PROMINENT JEW.
ELLERs TURNS OF FORTUNE

LICENSES IN PRoVIDENCE-A PROMINENT JEW.
ELLERs TURNS OF FORTUNE
Providence. r. l.. Aug II (spcciaD.-The assignment
Of the Riverside Oswego Mills which was inevitable after
first attachn ent was made this week. the algnees
being Charles d. owen, Of Providence James b. Case,
Of Boston, and Charles A. Baman Of New-York. Mr..
owen is the head OF the Atlantic Mills OF olneyviue
represents interests; Mr. Case Is epresdens
Of the National Redemption OF Boston and repre-
sents the Boston banking interests involved Mr. Braman
IS the confidential agent OF A. ID. Julard Before tho
assignment was made all Of The attachments dis
CHARGED in order Mesrs. Case and Baman who
non.resldents could become as,ignees The feeling is
general the aSsignees Will keep the mills running,
there is fair demand for Riverside goods and there 10
no doubt that the business is be continued. I
claimed by Arnold Green. who IS Of the
largo creditors that the stockholders have complied
with Of the provisions Of the law which would have
made them personally exempt from liability and therefore
the stockholders liable for every dollar indebted
Just what the liabilities and assets are nobody ap.
pears to know Treasurer Brown with all
those details. and he has sklpped" 20 Canada leaving
the books badly mixed up II corporation property
does not yield enough satisfy the indebtedness Mr..
Green says that he shall prosecute his claims directly
against A. ID. Jullard There HOO bales OF Ohio
wool in the warehouses ownership OF which will have
TO be decided upon by the supreme Court. Brown.
Steese Clarke, OF Boston, claim that IL is theirs and
the Massachusetts, Loan and Trust Company also puts ~
claim for It, There $4,000 In attachments on
this wool.
iho i+IVtuse commissioners have received moro thal
800 applications for privileges sell intoxicating liquors.
and In other cities and there is equally great
rush Tor licenses In towns licenses Will DO Issued
70 run until May 1. which will be likely 70 be re-
newed, a. the popular vote will be against granting
licenses The present counclmen however, have power
to grant or refuse licenses In their discretion.
The cornerstone OF the Young Mems Christian Asso'
citation Building laid to-day but without the presence
OF the President Of the United States The edifcs
TO stand % Westminster and jackson SITS, and will %
both imposing In architecture and convenient for the pu
pose for which IL is intended When IL is completed ne
association will be better housed
one OF the most expensive highways opened by the city
Of Providence is West ENchangest thooughfare when
is being laid along the railroad tracks make new
way OF reaching Olneyvle The OF the street VIII
be about $4,000 and the work Is expected 10 be com-
peted in November. -
When Dutee Wilcox president OF the Manufscturipg
jewellers Board Of Trade In Paris this summer no
made heavy purchases OF diamonds Taking . package
40 600 With him he started Brussels. After
crossing border he missed the package trace
Of IL has yet been found. This hard luck for
wealthy like Mr. Wilcox but IL partially stone9
by THAI when he returned Paris he found
that his OF diamonds had increased In value ~
cent By sudden change in the gem market ~