Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-30

OF the McFan dry goods company aio,
deed OF trust, naming G. Il, Port.,
trustee. Liabilities S9l63. So: asset. ~.
tween Sl4 goo aud Sis, 600. No prsfsr,s,
creditors. The firm regards the emha.
rassmenr as only temporary. Thew thir,.
II Will be only short time befors ,hs-
will have all matters arranged.
LARGE DRY GOODS HOUSE ASSIGNS
ADMISSION, ALA, Dec. 29.-H
Marks Il Co.. one of the largs,, d..
goods houses IN this city, have mad. a,
assign ment. Liabilities, SIS, 900; as.
sets, $40 900. d.
LONDON ASSIGNMENT.
NEW YORK, Dec. PA private csb1.
from Dublin says that Dubsdot i ~
have made an assignment Duhpd,, =
president of the Dublin stock EXCHANGE
The trm has been identified larreIv MI
many OF the stock companies which hsrs
been tlonted III England aud Ireland dn-'
ing the past four or five years.
BOSTON ASSIGNMENT.
Boston MASS, Dec. 29.-E. J. How.
ari Co. dealers III ladies goods snI
umbrellas, l6l Temple place, hive a.
signed Tor the benefit of creditors M
definite statement of assets aud liabiitjs,
obtanable.
MORE THAN ENOUGH TO PAY HIS prsrs
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX. Dec %. -Raaoo,
Houston, assignee of Sam Mavprlc,.
said TO-DAY that every dollar OF obligs'
ton would be paid in full. The real
estate OF the assignor would more than
meet his obligations.
CITIZENS, N.TrOS,r p,>L- ON .-.
Special to the Gazette
WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-The CONN.
troller OF the currency mas author,zsI
the Citizens national bank Of Kaufman
Tex. 10 begin business with capital n,
$50 900.
ASSIGNMENT AT SAN SABA.
Special TO the Gazette.
SAN SABA TEX. Dec. 80. Murray tina
Oldest and most prominent general rper.
camille house here, made an assignment
to n. ID. Liistone Saturday night. M
statement is vet made, but IL is though,
the assets will cover the liabilities. Thsrs
are no pr, fsrred creditors
ATTACHMENT AT BAIRD.
Special TO the Gazette.
BAIRD, TEX. Dec. 9-An attach
dry goods and clothing of J. d. Boyd.
stun last night by Attorney Jos
Matthews OF Greenville and Dpuutv
United States Marshal Knight of Dalla,
in favor of Burnham, Hanna, Munger
& Co. of Kansas City. They are now in
charge of the stock looking to a settle
ment of the clam. which is expected to
take place, as indicated by kilograms be-
Aer the Eirut Na,inpoI Il...t
wall and this place. Neither Mr.. Boyd
stun nor his son, Louis is here, both be-
ing at this time at Rock wall, whers they
have large business also. Mr.. J. II,
Peters, bookkseper for j.. d. Bovdstun.
says he is confident the house will BE-
open and selling goods this afternoon.
This Is about the first and only hnan-
oial trouble Baird has ever exnerisuceI.
TEA AUCTIoNEERs ASSIGN.
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-Moutgomery i
Co.. tea auctioneers at No. 1872 Front
street, made as assignment to-day TO
Alfred q. Reevor No preferences.
Asslgnors have capital of 500 600.
ASSIGNMENT AT FORT SMITH.
Special to the Gazette.
FORT SMITH, ARK, Dec. 29.-E. B.
Keith, dealer in general merchandise,
made an assignment to-day, with T. b.
Garrett rs assignee. Liabilities about
$4,000; assets. S4100. Several attach
ments in favor of ST. LOUIS creditors
have been filed since the assignment.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
JERSEY CITY, n. j., Dec. 29.-Chan-
cellor McGill, In the New Jersey court Of
chaucery this morning, appointed Chas.
Black and VIM. A. Brown rs receivers
of the Argus company of Jersey City.
The appointments were made upon ap-
plcation of Charles 8. Clarke, Jr. , mau-
ager of the insolvent company. The lia-
bilities are about SOC, 900.
KANSAS CITY FAILURE.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec 29.-Ths
clothing company. Henry
Lewis president, at Nos. sol and sos
Main street, assigned to-day with liabli-
ties Of about $50 900, assets about the
same. Pressure by Eastern creditors il
given as the cause of the failure.
RECEIVER WILL BE APPOINTED.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-Ir. Lacey,
OF currency, says q receiver
will be appointed for the City national
bank of Hastings, Neb. as soon as the
proper person for the Office shall be
found.