Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-15
BUSINESS.
ATTACHMENT AT VALLEY MILLS.

Al IA'E MEN a ALLfll MILLS.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
VALLEY MILLS, TEN. Nov. 10.-J. f.
Nancy, dealer in groceries and drugs
at this place, sold his entire stock to
Moore Bros. of Waco last Saturday
The constable had warrants for MIR.
Manney fer violating the local option
law, but Manney gave him the slip aud
left for more congenial cline. II. W.
Williams & Co. of Fort Worth ran an at
tRchment on the stock of goods to-day to
secure debt they hold on Manney.
Others will probably follow.
DEED OF TRUST FILED AT TERRELL.
Special TO the Gazette.
TERRELL, Ten, Nov. Ifs. 81.
Lazarus has executed u deed of trust to
b. f. Ward in favor of creditors named
in deed to the amount of about $1,000.
His stock Of dry goods will probably IN
voice $4,000.
THE NORTH RIVER BANK FAILURE.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Cashier Enger-
soil of the suspended North River bank
said to-day that depositors wOuid receive
every dollar deposited. Tho only ones
who would lose anything, he affirmed,
would be the stockholders. 1t was only
possible for the bank to resume, he de-
clsred, If the directors put up the neo-
essary money.
BANK sUPERINTENDENT's STATEMENT.
New YORK, Nov. 14.-State Superin-
tendent OF Banks &. NJ. Preston last
night made the following statement of
liabilities and assets OF the North River
bank: Assets-Bills. discounted loans,
81 ,651 ,9lS; temporary loans, SZl6, SOY;
bills receivable. $3.50 ,045; real estate,
estimated. Sl66 f65 (this includes bank
building and plats outside city,: cash on
hand, SCI ,696; checks and items of
other banks, S43. 739: exchanges, $751;
G66: bonds and mortgages, S9l20: stock
aud bonds, S4S, $50; overdrafts, $50 ,345;
data from other banks, $500, $50; total,
81 $50, coo.
Lisbilities-Capi.al, S24o, 600: due de-
positors, 81 900, SSs: bills, 81, 800 1888;
bills re-discounted, Sis, 600; due to
banks, 1897 ,O57; dividends unpaid,
S640; tota! 81 ,657 1915, showing
nominal surplus Of so ,S53. 50.
Mr.. Preston, in submitting this state
ment said it had been hastily made,
and possibly some changes might be
made when il was proven; he said, that
he would give the bank an opportunity
to resume If they could so arrange
within a reasonable time, but on no con-
ditiou would he consent to the bank
opening its doors till he was perfectly as
sured that depositors would be provided
for.
SCHEDULE OF ASSETS FILED.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Ten. Nov. l4.-Sam-
ueis & Rossman, the pawnbrokers and
jewelers. who made an assignment yes
terday. filed their schedule of assets and
liabilities to-day. The assets are Sl3 ,0S9
and liabilities Sd ,3S9. The creditors
are mostly in New York.
ASSIGNMENT AT SWEET HOME.
Special 10 the Gazette.
HALLETTsvILLE, TEX. Nov. 14.-The
firm OF W. T. Stacy & Co. Of Sweet
Home made an assignment this evening.
This makes the fourth assignment in
Sweet Home in eight weeks.
KANSAS CITY PACKING COMPANY FAIL.
Special to the Gazette.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Nov. l4.-Late this
evening the entire plant with all the
liv estook in the yards of the Kansas City
packing company was attached by Sam
uel Lenrnard of Boston, for debt of
$500 900. 1t was rumored at the time of
the big Bell failure in Boston few days
ago that the kansas CITY packing COM
pany was involved IN the trouble, but
the local members of the firm strongly
denied it. 1t is now believed that the
present trouble was caused by the Bos-
ton failure.
FAILURE AT TERRELL.
Special to the Gazette.
TERRELL, Ten. Nov. l4.-Thls morn
ing s. NJ. Lazarus, a dry goods mer-
chant of this city, executed deed of
trust to Judge b. F. Ward in favor of
the following creditors: Harris Bank,
Harris Brin, B. F. Ward, E. T. Laz-
arus. j. E. Peytou, J. f. Bond, Miss
Winnie Simpson. o. b. Culuuitt, Levy
Bros. and 6. W. Mathews, to the amount |
of about $4,000. The stock of goods Is
now being invoiced and it is estimated |
that it Will reach in value about $4,000. |
The deed was filed in Kaufman this |
morning. |