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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-22
CRISP'S COMMITTEES.
How the Chairmanships Were Slated
This Morning.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-Speaker Crisp's
most important committees have been
filled out and the list will be read to-
morrow. The chairmen will probably be
as follows: c. =. O'Ferrell of Virginia,
Elections, w. NJ. Springer of Illinois.
diana, Appropriations ID. B. Culberson of
Texas Judiciary; w. +. Haynes of Ohio,
Banking and Currency; Il. p. Blande Of
Missouri, Coinage; X. O. Mills OF
Texas, Interstate and Foreign Commerce;
n. c. Blanchard of Louisiana, river and
harbors; A. j. Cummings of New York,
merchant marine and fisheries; w. II.
Hatch of Missouri, agriculture; j. III.
Blount of Georgia, foreign affairs; j. III.
Outhwaite Of Ohio, military affairs; II.
III. Hurlburt of Alabama, naval affairs;
I. {. McRae of Arkansas, public lands;
j. ;. Henderson, post office and post
roads; j. B. Reilly, Pennsylvania, Pacific
railroads; A. G. .Duebrow of Illinois,
Columbia Exposition
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-22
THE POULTRY SHOW.
Some Additional Premiums for Dogs
and Fowls,

Large numbers of people continue to
visit the bench show in Music Hall and it
is decided success Prof Bachelors
troupe of performing dogs entertain the
visitors and, indeed, this exhibition Of
canine intelligence is wonderful.
All the premiums on dogs have been
awarded and are as follows:
Mastiffs-R. l.. Guild, Leo, first David
Hopwood, Belle of Newport, first.
St Bernards-L. h. w. Miller, Nettle-
ton, first Patrick c. Kellett, Monk, first.
Great Danes-Joseph H. DeLory, Major,
first
Greyhounds-M. G. Cornbill, first.
pointers-Sunset Hills kennels, Dash,
first.
English Setters-E. II. openshaw, Joe
Kee, second Frank Moore, Fannie Is,
first +. III. Openshaw. Kittie G., second !;
j. NJ. Brown, Trixie, third.
Irish Setters-Glendyle Kennels, Glen
Jarvis, first Lucelle and puppies, first !;
Mollie Glendyle, first Larry Doolan, sec
ond Thomas Cullen, Elcho, Jr., second.
Gordon Setters-C. NJ. Kenyon, Pete,
first Judy, second: Cocker Spaniels-
Park Kennals, La La and Major, two first
Sunny Hill Kennels, Fannie r., second !;
G. B. McPhillips, Bessie, second c. G..
Browning, Little Gypsy, third.
japanese Spanlels-Park Kennels, Yum
Yum and Nanki Poo, two first.
Fox Hound-Dr. III. L. Thurber. Parson,
first Fcnner. first Tibia and Deacon, two
second.
Beagles-Sunny Hill Kennel, Little Ros-
coe and Don +. two first.
Collies-Lambert Stanfeld, Highland
Floss, first f.. G. Mcintosh, Finny, third.
Fox Terrier-H. A. Richmond, Scamp,
first and one special
Irish Terrier-Park Kennels, Killa-
loe, first, Dummary, first and one special !;
DIR. w. +. kenney, Mickeyk, second, No
rena, second Limerick Lass, second, Blar-
ney Boy, first.
Black and Tan Terriers-Park Kennels,
Salisbury, first, Jasper, second, Alispah,
Louie second. Queen I'LL, first and one
special; Harvey Mcdonald, Ned Whirl-
wind, second
Miscelnaeous-C NJ. Kenyon, Dan
dy, French poodle. first, Tiny,
French poodle, second; Sunset Hiil,
kennels, Fidelity, round head bull ter
rier, first: Edward Leahy, Shadowy,
French poodle, second; &. Ellery, coach
pups, first.
Specials-Glendyne Kennels, DIR. II. T.
Thurber Park Lane Kennels, Black and
Tan Terriers; DIR. w. 4. kenney, Irish
terrier; Glepdyne Kennels, with Glen
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-22
The Municipal Court.

The following estates were heard before
Judge Sphinx in the Municipal Court to-
day:
Estate of Millens Burt, administration
account, balance in hand, S2,063 45,
granted; estate of Robert l.. Congdon,
minor, Clarke Greene appointed guar
dian, bond, $50; estate of Caroline
:. Fish, will probated and VIM. II. Arnold
appointed administrator, bond $4,000;
estate OF Elizabeth Gardiner, admins
tor settled his account, balance
in hand s74l.3s; estate of Free
love Harris, executor settled his ac-
count, no balance. In hand; estate OF
report received and allowed, claims
allowed s66002, and commission
ers fees Of SIS, allowed; estate
of John II. Livingstone, Jane Robinson
named executrix, bond 500. Estate of
John j. McDermott. Catherine l.. Nc
Dermott appointed administrative,
bond 800; estate of Samuel w.
Pidge, minor, Anna NJ; PidRe ap.
pointed guardian, bond $500; estate OF
Margarethe Mullen, administrator set
tied his account, balance ir hand slg9.sl;
estate OF MaIy Ann Quinn, minor,
Timothy Troy, appointed guardian, bond
5000 estate Of Patrick Quinn, Timothy
Troy appointed administrator de bonis
non, bond 900 estate Of stephen Smith,
traitor bond 81 400, estate Of Mary Ann
Quinn, Timothy Troy appointed admins
traitor; bond $4,000; estate Of Pauline
Tudor, will probated estate OF
John +. Wing. minor; Thomas Grad
dock appointed guardian; bond sj0 es.
tate of William r. Tracy. inventory ac-
cepted s7G9. 10. ectate Of :. T. McMaugh.
inventory accepted /; estate Patrick Rey.
nolds. inventory accepted s62s s65; estate
OF Eric Wlthers, inventory accepted,
si43. 81.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-22
INJURED by A CANNON.

During social gathering at Battery A.,
Light Artillery armory, on Benefit street,
last evening, William J. Gray one of the
members was badly injured by the large
Bull Run cannon falling on him. He was
conveyed to the Homeopathic hospital in
the police ambulance, DIR. Peck attended
the unfortunate man and found no
bones broken. In endeavoring TO
raise the gun it slipped and
struck Capt Barker's foot, crushing it..
The huge gun weighs 800 pounds and
stands in corner near the magazine
case. While attempting to close the door
of the magazine case after examining its
contents the gun was found TO be in the
way and the effort to remove it resulted as
before mentioned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-22
Capt. Griswold Compiimentod.

a party Of friends Of Capt. r. 5. Girls
void assembled at the fire station on
Richmond street last evening, and gave
him an easy chair. from members of his
company, table and lamp, table
cloth by driver Potter, and a
rug from the Protectives. Ira
Winsor presented the table, chair
and lamp, aud made short speech com
plimentiug Capt. Grswold on his success
ful work and thanking him on behalf of
the committee on fire department. Capt.
presented To Capt. Griswold brown
stone jug. A chowder was eaten after
ward and Mayor-elect Potter helped.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-22
PROSECUTION RESTS.
CONTINUED IRON FACE 1

from the time of Mrs. Barnaby's death
TIL Nov. 3 he saw no newspaper repre-
ssntatives The balance of the cross-ex-
animation proved mainly corrobora-
tive Of yesterdays direct examination.
Conrad swore that there has never been
any trouble in Mrs, Barnaby's house until
after Mr.. Barnaby died and DIR. Graves
and Ballou got a hold Of the widow.
He denied the statement that
he had ever presented DIR. Graves
with paper To sign confirming his con
fession. The documents found at the Bos-
ton safe deposit vault showed that none OF
Mrs. Barnaby's securities were registered
In any body's name, but were freely nego-
tiatable.
Thomas C.. Flanagan, the man who
drove the carriage from Graves Office "a
the Barnaby mansion, testified that he
took DIR. Graves through Benevolent and
Benefit streets five nights. DIR. Graves
gave directions where the carriage should
stop. The government put in large
number of letters from DIR. Graves to Mrs.
Barnaby, and then rested its case.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-22
A PROVIDENCE GIRL,
She Jumped Out of a Window Into
Her Husbands Arms.

LYNN, Dec. 22-Cyrus Craig of Provi-
dence came here last night looking for his
17-year-old wife, whose mother had called
her to their home on Summer street.
When Craig went to the house he was re-
fused admission.
In few moments the young wife
jumped from an upper window and went
off with him. The couple stayed at a
hotel over night and this morning re-
turned to Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-22

The par Of sterling exchange Is LS6.7 The
rate Of demand sterling bills at rhich gold can
be exported 10 London tCtthotd loss Is ASSIs Jor
bars and L. ssl4 for coin, and the rate at tohich u
can be imported tDtthO,h loss Is L.sSsa.
The rates of sterling exchange are
4.S2L and 4.S5
NEW YoRK-Zimmerman a. Forshay
will ship $4,000 Mexican dollars TO Europe
per Steamship Britannia.
. CHICAGo-Cotton seed oil has recently
advanced about cents gallon.
NEW YORK, 1:30-Missouri Pacific fsthe
strongest card on the list. 1t has ad-
vanced over 2 points on active trading.
The only cause assigned for the advance Is
good buying. At the same hour Chicago,
point of the year, 1885, and the entire
NEW YoRK-Sale of stocks mp to noon
1S3,47S shares.
WAsHINGToN (special)-Receipts of in
ternal revenue Sl63, ,747 customs S21s,2,2.
LoNDoN-The amount OF bullion with
drawn from the Bank of England today
is $4,000
NEW YORK Richmond and Danville
meeting stponed to Dec. ~.
BosToN-Detroit electric declared divf-
dend of 3 per cent, payable Jan. 10 TO
stockholders Of Dec. 81
NEW YoRK-La Gacoigne bought iazard
Sept 12, SIS, ,3s4 $40.
foNpoN-Market for Americans opened
weak and is now weak.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS South
ern Cotton Oil Company, which is the
second largest cotton oil producer in the
country, will pay a diuidend OF n per
share in January.
New oRK-l:3O-Money is at 2N to 8
per cent.
NEW YoRK-Gen. Samuel Thomas, in
reply TO our question as to whether there
would be an assessment asked for Rich
mond Trimmed, replied: "No, there will
be no assessment"
Grand Central Depot-Mr. Cornelius
Vanderbilt says to us. "The New York
Central is doing splendidly, superbly, and
was never in such excellent condition
as il now is. The earnings indicate
the Improvement that the company is
making. The directors will meet for the
dividend on the 30th inst. In January,
1881, New York Central sold at 155, hence
there is quite margin for improvement.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-22
Deputy sheriff sues aLnw,er.

Before Judge Douglas and jury, in the
Court Of Common Pleas to-day. Deputy
Sheriff Byron II. Arnold is trying 90
prove that Lawyer Irving Champlin owes
him s53 for services rendered in serving
writs and other business in his official
capacity. Lawyer Champlain denies the
claim aud is defended by :. :. Lapham.
Lorin VI. Cooke is counsel for the plain
tiff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-22
ElKINS CONFIRMED.
The Senate To-Day Approved the
Presidents Nomination.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-In the Sen
ate this morning Senator Glib
son introduced bill appropriating
ten million dollars to build, extend and
repair the levees, dikes, and for other inn
provements on the Mississippi river. The
House resolutions providing for adjourn
ment until Jan. 3 was agreed to.
In executive session the Senate con-
frmed the nomination of Stephen b.
Elkins to be Secretary of War.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-22

New corn, blI, 81 cars grade No 323 cars, No. Z
NEW YoRK-Eng lish visible wheat in
crease, 1,1lS,s92 bushels. Gables coming
easier Wheat taken last evening, nine
and one-half loads; to-day about four
and via out ports last evening ten. Corn.
last evening seven and to-day five loads,
and via out ports about twelve loads.
Total clearances, four ports yesterday /:
Wheat $50, IA bushels; corn, 904, 336 bush
els; oats, 1853, ,036 bushels; -four, SO, ,023 bar
rels.
CABLE. 4:30 p. M-Liverpool wheat fu-
lures dull and lower, corn lower, spot
wheat slow Paris wheat and -four quieter;
-four 30 cents lower.
NEW YoRK-Total exports to-day
Wheat Is loads Corn, IL loads.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-22
FIRED THE MAIL BOX.
Bad Boys Drop Lighted Matches Into a
Lot of Letters

About o'clock yesterday afternoon a
woman named Pierce. residing at 81 Gov
ernor street, observed crowd of small
boys around the letter box on
the corner. Soon afterward she
observed smoke issuing from
the box, and Immediately calel the at =
tention of r.. A. n. Townsend. letter car
rier to the blaze. He opened the box and
found a number of the letters partially
burned The small incendiaries undoubt-
edly dropped a lighted match in the box.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-22
HIS HEAD WAS CUT.
william +. Smith Assaulted by a Bar
tender.

William +. Smith, living at 6s Washing
ton street, driver Of a hack for Cooper,
was assaulted by man named McLaugh-
lin, who is a bartender for Booth a. Hutch
inson, last night. DIR. Forsyth was called
and discovered several severe cuts on
Smiths head, evidently made with some
sharp instrument. The difficulty is said
10 have been over what the bartender con
sidered excessive charges for the use of
ha haol
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-22
Jay Eye Sees Owner Dead.

RACINE, Dec. 22-Jerome |. Case, the
owner of the famous horse, Jay Eye See,
died this morning, aged as years. He
leaves fortune of about S5,000,000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-22
Fred Douglas Ill.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.-Frederick Doug
las has been ailing for some time past
and is now reported quite i'll.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-22
A Visit To

Our store will repay the trouble even II you don't
buy Parlor Stoves Half Price. CLEMENCE
BROS. d Co
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-22
Chicago Grain Notes.

QUOTED BY A. T. wEEDEN.
CABLE-London wheat market quiet,
inactive, prices quotably unchanged.
Liverpool quiet, spot prices unchanged,
futures d. lower.
CHICAGo-Wbeat on passage increased
1852, 900 bushels, corn increase $4,000
bushels, market very weak on fine weather
and increase of stock afloat.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-22
Suicide of Jerome Cases Father-in-Law.

RACINE, Dec. 22.-E. l.. Baker, father-in
law OF the deceased Jerome l. Case, COM
mitted suicide after breakfast this morn
inu
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-22
FINANCIAL.
Merchants SaVingSBank

OF PROVIDENCE, X. 4.
AZ wEYBoSSET STREET, WILCOX BUILDING.
Open n ON A. NJ. TO 2 p NJ.
Deposits made on or before the 10Th OF any month
draw interest from the first. Dividends January Ii
and July III.
PRESIDENT ggktMMtEsERSS ggktMMEss 3 SSHiErrrptAcr
VICE PRESIDENTS GEORGE w. WHITFoRD,
FIRED Is EVANS AUGUSTUS r. LAMB
Directors: Sylyerttr q. Martin, Christopher r.
browne, Elisha w. II erce, James G. Goh, frank n.
Seagrave, William Sessions Edward T.. Pierce, Ed
win Barrows John ID. Lewis. secretary and Treas
urer. JOHN w. ANGEL.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-22
Market Notes.

Il Shares Me.-chant's National Bank'.''''''''''
'Ex-dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-26
yT HAS SOUTHERN PACIFIC MONEY.
REPORT OF THE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE oN
THE ALLEGED BRIBERY IN CAHFoRNlA'

c.crouorto March 23.-Thc committee appointed 10
,,s,,,te the charges Of bribery in connection with
finding scraps of paper in the Stale Library !" '''
recent senatorial contest reported TO the S'"D 'e'
Yesterday afternoon. They reported III n'' ~
with testimony finding that the money I'D" 'o''o
from the Southern Pacific Company, ana 'ndt "''''
hirccn hours after it arrived here IT was in the STATE
,n.. h,, uho handled II there for what purpose
:, ,,e handled the committee did not determine
Tb. Ioipt Committee after citing that the money
,nnors foupd In the basket had covered gFcchbach'
drawn from the Fresno Bank, ana uehoe sehU ~ ."o
Crockcr- -Wooworth Bank OF san frdhclsco' anu 'i''
the latter bank had paid the money % John i,'
Jones. the messenger of the southern racine nan
road and that the money must have been brought 10
the state Capitol within thirteen hours thcic''r' '"'
,hat the total amount Of money 50 drawn OUT py JONES
uq,s ~ 500 The r.por, cites that A'scmbymeh
Dbble and Marion in the private room oi inc
state Library for ty-ivc minutes prior 10 uo
finding Of the money wrappers, and that IN inc "',c
haskell there were torn papers Deiohg'HS u
Dibble The only other persons IN the library prior
~, the discovery Of the money wrappers were tc o'ac
librarian and his assistant The report ehd, aa loi-
lows: " Al,
The committee found nothing TO show that me
- 200 in currency used In any manner lo III
ducnce any member Of the Legislature III IieIcH,e
in th. Senatorial contest. No money was nscd ln
hehaN of candidates TO secure their ciccu'h d. n'uu
, Senator and If The ~ 800 in currency had been
imnropcrly used before the Legislature the cointo
is unable to state for what purpose wa, nSed no
committee issued a subpoena for Jones, anu P'Nao
detective wa, employed 10 ascertain ms "hciepou,
within two hours after II wa, known ne "tu u'hwn ,i
The money from the bank, but mp 10 thlS ume poln
the sheriff of san Francisco and the detcrllVr nav
% SIo taIie to Gud Ioncs The committee has handed
,e original exhibits aS ged by the committee, 10
The lieutenant Governor the president oi inc III
ate and recommended that they be tuIl1 over 10 'hc
Goycrnor for such action a. he may deem proper.
I'm tie senate day Mr. Preston ln0ducru Ic'oi, M
zion instrucng the Attorney General 70 turn over tins
vIdoncc fond I'm thc wascbaokct OF the Stite Library
Nco IN thc Grand Jury OF sacramento county lOf
fnrtber Investigation Is 10 disposition OF te moncN
h;cT vas shown bv the report Of the investigating
,,nntntec 10 have been brought to the Capitol The
debate llpon the resolution then followed, Preston uI
no. tho members TO have care for their regulations
Notion 70 refer the matter the judiciary Committee
was eventually carried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-26
THE C;I'FJPII FIND SCANDAL.

Berlin, March o5-The Boersen ZetunG' says that
the Emperor will make inquiry into the Guelph fund
scandal. The Cologne Gazette" In an article sup
posed 10 be inspired declares that Prince Bismarck
spent 80 600 900 marks and that the accounts were
burned.
Tie Guelph fund is the famous Reptillan fund WITH
which Bismarck subsidized many papers, not Only IN
Germany, but also throughout Europe. lie never
made secret Of the to which he put the millions
Of talers which were confscated from the Guelph King
Of Hanover after the attcrs defeat at Langasaza III
1866 Bismarck has often admitted. and even bCaSrd
that IL was the sklful handling OF that treasure which
helped him in the manipulation OF public opinion all
over tho world and in the building of a united Ger
many under Piussian hegemony. But he has never
made public the OF his subsidized writers ana
Ii Is no wonder that his accounts should have been
burned as stated in the dispatch. Such transactions
those between Bismarck and the press belong 70 the
category OF state secrets. In most European couh-
tries there is fund placed at the disposal OF the
Government and the Ministers who spend the fund are
bound TO account only the chief OF the state ana IN
a private manner for the money entrusted 10 them.
Bismarck undoubtedly gave 10 Emper0rS william ana
Frederick az explanation OF his management OF the
Reptan fund and il is Improbable that emperor
William IL seriously thinks OF making any inquiry lto
expenses which, though profoundly immoral were
sanctioned by the traditional custom OF noharchcai
6Oyernments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-26
THE Dr,DJOCK At HARTFORD.

Hartford Conn. March 25.ln the House TINS ai'er-
noon the unfavorabe report Of the committee on
Canvass of Votes on the Senate resolutions declahs
thc Democratic State officers elected, was accepted
and in accordance Herewith the resolutions were re-
jected. -
The resolution appointing Augustus ii. Fem AS
socate Justice Of the supreme Court ana Judge oi inc
superior Court was adoptcd-l2j to 10
resolutions incorporating the Lordship Park As
sociaon and amending The charter Of the bridgeport
savings and Loan Association were adopted.
Al o'clock a recess taken until tomorrow
morning at II O'Clock. Executive Secretary liranard
made another demand this morning on Controller staub
for his February salary. The Controller refused his
demand and also declined for the present TO give his
reas0ne
The senate met at IL O'Clock this morning and took
, recess Immediately until IL 80 p. m, and at that
bor took another recess. In the meantime the Demo
cratic senators in considering what action
they will take on the seymour and other substitute
cIectlon biIls now before them.
The question Of all adjournment or long recess
cans this morning, but 1t IS stated that definite
conclusion reached. lt the seymour substitute
or any other amendment to the Judson bill passes
the senate il Is understood that the House Will allow
a committee Of conference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-26
THE GlLENi NAY YET BE FLOlTFD

New-Bedford Mass. March 23.-The tug william :.
slater arrived here this noon from Gay Head with
Lieutenant Commander Bckncll on b"ard. The Galena
r reported still TO be in good condition and II steam
pump was placed on board to-day. The wreckerS say
the Gaena can be foatcd If the United states Govern
mcnt is willing TO foot the bills The tug Nina Is
light and can be pumped and hoared at any time.
She lies in good condition. The Slater will return to
night via Cuttyhunk with dispatches for Lieutenant
Marshall.
Washington March e5.-It Is learned at the Navy
Department that Lieutenant Commander Bicknel who
was in charge OF the Gaena and other wrecked vessels
at Gay Head, was relieved by Lieutenant Commander
Book upon the advice Of a medical officer, who
ported that Blckncll was in danger Of prosraon be-
cause of his labOrs. The TrIana has broken in two
and the Galena has sunk into the sand and IL is be
lcvcd at the Navy Department that both vessels
doomed to destruction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-26
TROCBLES or BUSINESS MEN.
JUDGMENTS uGAIysT VARIOUS FIRMs-AT-

TACHMENTS SERVED.
Adolph Todc and John Willing. composing the firm
u lode Brothers, wholesale and retail dealers in dell
catesscn nj No. 272 Bowcry and at Third ave. and
Fifty -ninth-st ard also doing business at Monroe.
y. Y under the STYLE Of the Monroe Cheese Com
pany yesterday confessed judgments aScreGatnc 49,
33j to seven creditors the largest being 70 Edward
Matcrne, 80 j.j43 &. +. Fuechscl S3,Glj; G.. Lewis.
$3,o5s j. II. win. $3.50. j. H. Meyer. $l,3i6. The
sheriff Yesterday took charge of both stores
The Gate city Stone Filter Company, at No. 46
Murray-st. has become cmharraS by the failure OF
\. dc kcsthal S co.. whose partners were president
aud secretary Of the company and Is endeavOhng To
get an extension from the creditors Execution for
~ 900 on a judgment In favor Of oliver H. and Lin
coin &. smith was yesterday issued To the Sheriff
against the company. The company was incorporated
on June Il, I7sj. With capital stock Of $2oo0oo.
The annual statement January 20 said that the
liabilities did not exceed $4,000.
Judgment for r. ,772 yesterday entered against
Levi L. Brown Of No. 3G1 Broadway, and the Freeman
Manufacturing Company Of North Adams, Mass. in
favor Of August Kiipsicn, protested note. \
Judgment for ~ .ji3 entered against the United
zvl0rite Company Of No. 36l broadway, in which
Mr. Brown was Interested, In favor Of Francis \.
Tho sheriff ha, received two attachments against
the Columbia Iron and steel Company of Pittsburg.
Penn one for SI 7j7 in favor Of Alfred H. and Reese
r. Neal and the other for S4,505 In favor Of H. WHIT
lcmorc. The attachments we're served On me New, lew"
incorporated In october, 1--6, with capital 0i
S4OO 900 Christian Ncager being prcSdcct
Philadelphia March 2j.-Thc firm of y. whitney "
sons car wheel manufacturers, are financially embar-
ra-scd The car-whccl works founded by Asa
Whitney in 1875 When the works were built they
were among the finest in the country.
George Whitney died In 1888. leaving an estate
valued at 5000 OO0 John X. Whitney had also retired
from the irm but at the time OF placing tho mortgage
he was constrained 10 cdmc back into it, and Is now the
senior member since then the works have been doing
a fair business but have been gradually falling behind
the Younger establishments.