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The sun., 1893-08-04
MINOR BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Failures and Embarrassmeuts Announced In
the Business World.

the Business World
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 3.-The Philadelphia
Stove and Iron Foundry Company. against
which executions amounting to $4,000 were
issued on Monday. made an assignment to-
day. Inability to collect outstanding accounts
Is the cause OF the embarrassment. The as
sets and liabilities are said to be about even.
ROCHESTER. N. Y, Aug. 3-Thomas Bolton. a
well-known boot and shoe manufacturer of
this city, is financially embarrassed. A bill OF
sale Of $4,000 has been issued to Frederick
A. Sherwood and Mrs. Bolton to sec ure claims
OF the latter.
New HAVEN. Aug. 3.-Applicatlon has been
made for the appointm ent OF receiver for the
Henry Killam Company Of this city. manufac-
turers Of carriages and coaches at At Chest
nut street and in Broadway. New York. The
application was made before Chief Justice An.
drews at his home In I.itchleld. The name Of
John Murphy. Treasurer Of the company. was
presented. and the Chief Justice al appointed him
receiver. On next Tuesday afternoon tho
creditors will meet in this city, and II 1t is the
desire OF the majority Mr.. Murphy will resign
The appointment was, necessary because of
the large rent the firm had to pay for its New
York depository. which was opened three years
ago and afterward ahMandoned. bar The company's
prepared showing the concerns condition. oAs
HELENA. Mop.. Aug. h-1he Kaiispell Mer-
camille Gi kslIsPs ths A. State hss
creditors are Eastern merchants.
SAN FRAScIsco. Aug. 3.-Ths Union Stock
Yards Company at Rodeo. C3ntracosta county,
tinue under existing financial conditions The
EPannhs SRf Rs 0sSs Ss
Chicago packer. is largely Interested in the
'oPsN T6e Navarro p 3 Mii III CONF Company. az Which empovs
500 men In Mendocino county. has stopped
and Its creditor. will meet next Monday. 1t
owes the Anglo california bank and Thomas
J. Clunie about S3OO.0O0 and other creditors
5000 900. Assets consist OF the largest lum her
mill In the State. a railroad fifteen miles long,
and 5000 acres OF timber. worth altogether
Sl.QOOO0O.
who was formerly a clerk in the Pension Office
and later carried on small banking and
brokelage and money lending bus ness.
s Gny issued w th" ioowins % cireuiar aS- sS-
count OF The extraordinary conditions OF the
money market we are unable at present 70 pay
the cheeks Sf 9ss dspS9sors Our assets OK
owe Il given reasonable length OF time"
BosloN, Aug. 3LThe assignee Of Winkley
Dresser x Co.. stationers. notified their credit
assets and pay the. creditors 10 cents on the
dollar. cash. The liabilities Of the firm are
$l5o.OOO and assets nominally $l2Q;O
ardson Carriage Company Of Leominster llled
SonHIsTowS, Pa, Aug. a-At 11;55 o'clock
tie MoaD
q Co. to tho effect that the mills would suspend
operations at noon. On five minutes notice
nearly 200 pen. boys; and women were thrown
Soon afterward levy was made on the prop
erty under an execution on 10 judgment for
Sl5l.oOo which the lirm had confessed to VII
The sun., 1893-08-04
A Monetary League Proposed.

CRY OF MEXICO. Aug 3..-There is n project
on foot here to unite all Latin american ma
tions In a monetary league to resist the de-
probation OF silver. 1t Is asserted that while
silver has declined in obedience to natural
laws. yet the depreciation Is out OF all proper
should unite In order to defend their interests
against conspiracy.
Public opinion here would favor entering
into a monetary league with the United
States. transferring the trade OF Latin-Amer-
part OF the United States q freer entrance of
raw material.
The sun., 1893-08-04

He Killed n Man at tho Banks Door nm
Suffers the Death Penalty.

Suffers tho Death Penalty.
COLUMBUS. O.. Aug. 3.-This was tho last day
on earth for bank robber and murderer Frank
Vanloon. Gov. Mckinley refused to interfere
with the execution OF the laws sentence.
When the prisoner heard this he became wild
ana ana ten Rp anan ndeT n
During the afternoon q telegram was received
that his child was. dying at Galena, O. It had
On Aug. s. 1891. at Columbus Grove, O,
yanloon, entered the Exchange Bank, and.
banks money Of Cashier Maple. Before the
cashier could do ANYTHING Vanloon firod at
Naples arm and side William Vandermsrf
an old farmer. entered the room at this time.
Vanloon started to leave. and meeting the old
his abdomen. and kfied. Vandermark died the
next day. The man was hanged Just after
midnight tonight.
The sun., 1893-08-04
NEW BANK TROUBLES.
Financial Institutions Unable to Hear Il
Pressure Longer.


Pressure Longer.
HELENA. Mont. Aug. 3.-H. A. NARROW has
been named by the Comptroller as receiver for
the Montana National Bank, which closed last
week. 1t Is believed the bank will pay all de-
postors in full
DENVER Aug. 3.--F W. Popple was yester-
day appointed receiver for the Hamilton Loan
and Trust Company OF this city on the appll-
cation OF Samuel T. Belcher and others, the
defendant consentirg to tho suit. The COM
pany was organized under the laws OF Ne
hraska, and has done large amount OF bust
MnwAuKEE., Aug. 3.--Bank Examiner Lynch
has finished his examination Of the books, OF
and has forwarded his report to the Comp.
troler OF the Currency He says the bank is
tSa NIT w rsm II ehssee n1
the hands OF receiver for the winding up Of
Its affairs.
ESsis e AHs Hward s
indianapolis. ex-United states Marshal for
Which, eossa s doOas e Susnsss oa
tomptroller Eckes has directed Bank FIX:
s sas he 81 siiea
''Hsa bsSysa Mans A%s sE%iiam cosman na pns depcs
aE In the suiPendsd teGHes savings Bank
shareh old srs, and directors to recover $1,000.
which he had on deposit. He also asks for an
ants. and that they be placed ip Jail until
jMdgment shall he obtained and satisfied.
against tho bank authorities. President Law
renee of the suspended bank is now In New
York endeavoring. TO. raise money with which
to reopen the institution.
STEvENS PoINr. Wis. Aug. a-Atter standing
an almost continuous run since June rs, dur
depositors and certificate holders. the Com
mercias Bank OF Stevens Point closed it's doors
this morning. The assets are more than
SlOO.0Un.
ANTHoNy. Ran. Aug. 3-The Sayings Bank
Treasurer had ii /. .s75 on deposit. ~
=, LlScohN, Nsb, Aug. 3.-Receiyer Hayden. Of
notice to State Treasurer BARLEY that the
claims OF the State for the amount OF its de-
The sun., 1893-08-04
+. ". DUNTON ASSIGNS.
DiMculty In Handling Long Island Real Es-
tnte the Cause.

tnto tne SAuse.
JAMAICA. Aug. 3-F. W. Dunton. the nephew
Of Austin Corbin and q heavy speculator in
building lots. made an assignment to-day for
the benefit Of creditors. He has also resigned
the Presidency OF the Jamaica Bank. Mr..
Dunton says that he will be on his feet again
as soon as tho stringencyi in the money market
is over. He has no preferred creditors. and
wants all to take tho same chances. The
Jamaica Bank remains firm. John H. Sutphin
will succeed Mr.. Dunton as the President OF
the bank.
The sale Of lots on Mr.. Dunton's properties
have been light this season. He has also in
vested heavily in the h scheme SC Of bicycle rail;
thence by two forced roads to Brooklyn and
Long Island City In opposition TO- the Long
Island Railroad. Mr.. Dunton built three
thriving villages in the township Of Jamaica.
namely. Morris Park, Hollis: and Dunton,
Mr.. Dunton Is President OF the New York and
Broqklyn Suburban Investment Company. ct
Secretary and Treasurer. He is also President
Of the West Jamaica Land Company. Mt 1872
Broadway. OF when Austin Corbin and his
son-in-law. George $. Edgell. are directors.
The sun., 1893-08-04

The hgn-pressure area covered all the central and
Atlantic States yesterday. keeping the weather gener
ally fair and dry and the temperature about normal
Showers prevailed generally the Southern Statsa
Thedepresson which Louisiana has been dis
spated, whe the depression tho Dakotas 10 OK
panding and moving eastward attended and preceded
by excessively weather This spread to tho lake
regions yesterday The temperature OF tho upper Mis-
sssippi and Missouri Valleys ranged between 02s
and 1929.
The day fair in this city; highest ocia temper
ature $40 lowest 65o average humidity %s per cent;
wind variable but mostly southeast; average velocity
IL miles hour
The Thermometer at Perry's pharmacy In TEE suH
building rec orded the tenn mperature M foIow..
The sun., 1893-08-04
THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.
Commissioner McCrenry Stin Has Hopes OF
International Bimetnllism.

International Bimetnllism.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 3.-Representative Nc
Creary OF Kentucky. a member Of the 1nterna-
tional Monetary Conference. speaking Of the
probability OF that Conference reassembltng In
Brussels in November next. said this morning:
Il have been In correspondence with many
OF the representative men OF the Conference
and am encouraged by the reports that hear.
] cannot say that believe In the ultimate
failure Of the Conference. The action of India
was not o surprise to me. because 1t had been
free and unlimited mintage Of silver In India.
nothing has, been done to preyent the
Government from coining silver: The posi-
from 1873 to 1890. Many OF the leading men
in Europe who are members OF the Conference
SO that we may after while reach the inter.
national bimetallism. believe international
bimettallism. on a common ratio among the
great nations Of the world to be the best solu
ton OF the whole trouble"
The sun., 1893-08-04
Slack Work In Williams sbureh,

On account of the financial depression work
In many of the Williamsburgh factories has
been reduced to three-Quarters and half time.
while some manufacturers have shut down
and others contemplate doing the same for q
while. The Appleton Publishing Company. at
Kent avenue and Hewes street. have dis
charged 100 OF their $50 employees. Those
who remain now work four days in the week
instead Of six, ae heretofore.
Stamping Company's factory in North Second
street. were paid off last night they were told
not to return to work until Tuesday the COM
pany having decided to work on half time for
an indefinite period.
Mclaughlin Brothers. picture book publish
tend to put all their employees on half time
shortly.
The sun., 1893-08-04
UNCLE sAM's CRAZY VANE.
A Government Weather Liar Up ON TOP ol
the Post Once.

Weatherman Dunn should at once give his
careful attention to the state OF affairs in that
stratum Of air which is penetrated by the
flagstaff on the dome Of the Post Office Things
get dreadfuly mixed up there. to the con-
fusion OF sober citizens who look aloft for
a refreshing glance at the American flag
Sane iel aboVe the as YesterdSy betwsen tSe
hours OF 3 and o'clock In the afternoon, the
vane pointed due east and the flag tapped due
In the nice distinctions between q spinnaker
boom and fin keel to know that that is no way
trouble brewing up there and II Mr.. Dunn
does not determine the average mean velocity
will have to stop looking at that Flagstaff OF
etop drinking.
The sun., 1893-08-04
Gov. Lewelling on the vicIousness OF tho
sherman Law.

TOPEKA Aug 3.-Gov. Lewelling made pub
lie last night the following:
THE Sherman law as at present construed
is a vicious measure. in the interest Of gold
standard. Contrary to the wish and the ex-
pectaton Of the American people. the law has
been violated by redeeming silver certificates
Immediately by their reissue in gold instead
OF silver. This gives US no more money.
silver bullion. The demand. for. the
unconditional repeal Of the law is for
the purpose OF forcing this country
to an absolute gold basis in the interests Of
money specua to the destruction and
bankruptcy Of our mechanical and agrcui;
be repealed only upon the condition Of restor-
ing silver to its standing prior to 1873. both us
amount II not repealed 1t should be amended.
making, certificates full legal tender and re-
will continue the present and bring further
disaster. l.. D. LEwELLING. Governor"
The sun., 1893-08-04

Of trade and in renewed prosperity TO the
ppincipIes OF ordinary common sense and
honesty. IL sometimes happens that Ameri:
cans, because they populate the richest land
ON earth are led into an exaggeration OF It's
bounteous resources. and believe that they are
therefore superior to all the elementary laws
OF commerce and finance. But when the
country dozes OIL into these occasional day
dreams its awakening Is n! why's somewhat
rudn nd sofn a. hing OF Bh ock.'
The sun., 1893-08-04
Getting Ready to Resume.

LAWRENCE Mass. Aug. 3. - Craiehead g.
Kintz's factory. at Andover. which has been
closed for month. is opening up. and will be
running full time next week.
BIRMIINaHAM. Ala. Aug. 3.--The plan for re-
sumption of business by the First National
Bank has been approved by the Clearing
House and endorsed by depositors. Confide dence
Is generally mai nta med. and in q fortnight
tho First National will probably resume busi-
The sun., 1893-08-04

A.h.-6;i5. ~ Warren street. Prices Flooring Com
pany. damage $1,000; 800. 2ai East Hath street. g.
Roseman. damage S26; s:l5. 1863 East Einoty.nrst
street. Charles Hauk damage $500: 1000 81 wuiett
street. Wolf iiosnowi,ch. damage ST. lo:45 bO2 East
Ann street, no damage. - -
A.-3;2U, "a Mulberry street Dominica santAra
damage snght;, BOO 2Oo Mott avenue no damage;
b:4S. l36 Beecker street, no damage; b5O l37 fa.
lAncey street Sarah Liberoitz damage $500 ~
The sun., 1893-08-04
"r1OTHER'S
:. FRIEND",.

Is scientifically prepared Liniment
and harmless; every ingredient is of
recognized value and in constant use
by the medical profession. 1t short
ems Labor, Lessons Pain, Diminishes
Danger 10 life of Mother and Child.
Book 10 Mothers" mailed free, con-
tanning valuable information and
voluntary testimonials.
Sent ~ express, charges prepaid, on receips
OF price, 81 30 per bottle.
BRADflELD REGULATOR CO., Atania. @.
Sold by AL druggists.
The sun., 1893-08-04
Tramps Capture q Train.

VALPARAISO. Ind. Aug. Blast night about
sixty tramps boarded an east-bound Lake
Shore freight train at Tolleston and drove the
conductor and two brakemen into the caboose.
They rode into the city controlling the train.
The police were notified here by the Tolies-
ton agent and were at the depot. but before
stopping the tramps left the train and fled,
The police chased them and captured seven.
One OF the tramps was shot by comrsde at
Wheeler. on the way here.
The sun., 1893-08-04

Other Doctors Denouncs Fields Managmen,
OF Mrs. Hendrickson's Case.

OF Mrs. Mendrickson's Case.
DR.. Jacob I. Field OF Bayonne brought suit in
Judge Puster's court in Jersey City against
Charles G. Hendrickson. also OF Bayonne. for
a bill OF $11.73 medical attendance upon
Hendrickson's wife. Hendrickson's wife and
infant died while under the doctors care. Two
nurses testified that DR.. Field was under the
influence OF liquor when he attended Mrs,
Hendrickson. Dr.. Dallas testified that Dr..
Field had been guilty OF gross carelessness In
the case.
DR.. Callaghan OF Brooklyn. vigorously de-
nounced Or. Fields management Of the case.
was positively brutal The jury gave q verdict
for the defendant Mr.. Hendrickson will sue
DR.. Field for damages.
The sun., 1893-08-04
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Mayor GlroY came back to the city full OF praises of
roland spring, Me-. as summer resort. lie proposes
to visit the Chicago Fair in September.
Inspector and Acting Superintendent Alexander 8.
Wlllhms celebrated yesterday the twentyseventh an-
hiverBary OF his appointment as policeman.
Judge Rookstaver OF the Court OF Common Pleas has
appointed Mary j Baker guardian OF her 10 year.od
scoh IN her behalf against George Gubuer to recover
liyes with her mother a $50 West Tenth street ~
The sun., 1893-08-04

A report circulated In Wall street yesterday
afternoon was to the effect that Henry Allen &
Co. were about to bring suit against James NJ.
Waterbury and his associate managers of the
National Cordage Company for the S4OO. 600
alleged to be due the firm from Mr.. Waterbury
and his fellows ON the day that the firm was
forced to suapend on the collapse OF eordage.
his partners said that the suspension came
because Mr.; Waterbury and his friends had
Schuyler Walden and b. L. smyth & co. went
down. giving the same reason for their sus-
pensions. Allen 4 Co. effected a settlement
several weeks ago.
The sun., 1893-08-04
SPARKS FROM THE 1ELEGRApH

Senator Turpe OF Indiana has SO far recovered his
that he Will be able TO attend the special session
Tho Convention of tho Catholic Total Abstinspca
Union OF America was closed IN sprngheli, Mass
picnic IN grove. A1' I"
yns Ths ,Sysnysar nns aughSer Of Frank Eincaid
snl Wednesday by hIa%ard fairbanky, aged & Years
seneh @ ere playing together IN room and
hsnr huru gun sile II was being examined by Fair.
n oanks " Afscharged and the charge struck Kn.
sA'a h'ie $hghtsr. killing her Instantly.
The sun., 1893-08-04
CAN'T GET SMALL BILLS.
Fall River Mills Find Il Dircuit to Got Cur
rency for Wages.

Fall River Mills Find Il DIficUIt 10 Got Cur.
rency for Wages.
FALL RIVER. Aug. Slowing to the dearth OF
small currency. treasurers Of the mills here
were forced to send men into barrooms res
taurants. groceries. and other business places
to get checks cashed. so as to get currency Of
small denominations. The result is that liquor
dealers are displaying corporation checks to-
night as souvenirs OF n very unusual state OF
affairs Some relief is expected soon from
New York. but little Is expected from Boston.
issue small checks in payment Of wages. the
understanding bein. that they will be honored
by grocers and others.
The sun., 1893-08-04

In every case of Catarrh that seems
hopeless, you can depend upon Doctor
Sage's Catarrh Remedy for a cure.
It's propretors are SO sure of 1t that
they'll pay $500 cash for any incurabls
case. Sold by all druggists.
The sun., 1893-08-04
Internal Revenue Collectors Refuse to Ac-
cept Checks.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 3.-The internal revenue
collectors throughout the country. for self
protection and on their own responsibility
have adopted q rule for tho present OF not re-
ceivlng checks In payment for internal revenue
stamps and collections. This course has been
treasures have refused to credit the accounts
OF the collectors with checks. Under the law
or iii ths stamns nlaced IN tIeir cnsfnGu and
o large bond Is exacted Of them.
The sun., 1893-08-04
Getting Ready for the silver Campaign.

CHICAGO. Aug. 3.-The general committee
elected by the Silver Convention met to-day at
the Palmer House and effected permanent
organization by electing Gen. A. J. Warner Of
Ohio as President and George F. Washburn
OF Boston. Mass. as General Secretary. Col.
illinois iii We're re made % honorary ora y members NJ Of the he
committee. Sub-Committees on Ways and
Means and Propaganda were appointed. Ad-
dresses were made by Congressman Bryan OF
Nebraska and other silver advocates. and it
was decided that the officials OF the general
sub-committees. should meet In Washington
on next Tuesday. They will probably remain
there until the close OF the session Of Congress.
The sun., 1893-08-04

WARRINGTON FORECAST ToR FRIDAY.
For New England, eastern Nsw Fork. eastern Psrn.y.
uand and Ntp Jerse so,ahery marne fair vsaher
For Maryland. Delaware. the District OF Columbia.
and virginia easterly winds; slightly warmer Iax
weather
FOR Kentucky. Tennessee. wost Virginia, Ohio West
ern Pennsylvania, and western New York. variable
winds; warmer. fair weather.
The sun., 1893-08-04

"LOOk UP
and not down." il you're q suffer
ing woman. Every one of the
bodily troubles that come to
women only has a guaranteed
cure In DIR. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription. That will bring you
safe and certain help.
It's q powerful general, as well
as uterine, tonic and nervine, and
1t builds up and invigorates the
entire female system. It regu-
lates and promotes all the proper
functions, improves digestion,
enriches the blood, brings refresh
ing sleep, and restores health and
strength.
The sun., 1893-08-04

For ulcerations, displacements, bearing
down Sensations, periodical pains, and all
"female complaints" " and weaknesses, "Fa-
vorite Prescription is the only guaranteed
remedy. II il ever fails to benefit or cure,
you have your money back
The sun., 1893-08-04
The Silver Question In the Orient

SAN Francisco. Aug. 3.-The Pacific Mail
steamer Rio de Janeiro arrived last evening
from the Orient The Hong Kong papers are
filled with long editorials and local arti-
cles on the depreciation OF silver. which has
brought all business to. standstill. Much
excitement vas caused by cable message
age. In this event China would establish Il
national coinage. as she has a mint at Canton
fully equipped for issuing dollars. In japan
the result has been equally disastrous. The
Government has lost over So. 5OO, 900 on orders
81. 5oO.o6o worth Of silver yearly and only
about $500O0O Of gold. SO that the loss to
miners will be large.
The sun., 1893-08-04
Want. Bakers Boarding Houses Ra,ded.

A circular was issued by International
Bakers and Confectioners' Union No. yes
begin an attack on bakers boarding houses
and gambling dens." and try to have them
The sun., 1893-08-04
Business Booms-EmpIoSees VIII Be Paid
Ia Gold.

READING. Pa. Aug. 3.-In contrast with the
general tone of depression. the Carpenter
Steel Company OF this city Announces that by
reason OF new contracts they will put In oper-
alton twelve new crucible furnaces on Monday
next and give employment to many new men.
They also announce that this week wages.
The company has Just received the contract
to furnish the War Department with 300
twelye-inch piercing shells which are
similar to those recently tested at Indian
Head Each Of the shells will weigh $50
DOunds.
The sun., 1893-08-04
Half Fare $50 !OO) 10 Chicago Via New York

special tran from Grand Central Station Tuesday.
An. . II n, l3sth y, ll:Io Al ~, pp the Hudson
through th1 Moltwk Valley by daylight; Yestibuled
coaches through without change; arrive Chicago :
The sun., 1893-08-04
Phliad-Iphia Won't Get Gold Direct.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. a-The project to secure
the shipment OF Sl.O00.OOO in gold from Lon
don direct to Philadelphia has been practically
abandoned. Several OF the ban king in nstitutions
which were concerned In the matter to-day
withdrew
The sun., 1893-08-04

OMAHA. Aug. 3.-The American Loan and
Trust Company is on its feet again. The re-
ceiver was discharged by the courts. There
are many Eastern stockholders.
The sun., 1893-08-04

For all forms OF disordered stomach use
Bromo-Seltxer palaiable. prompt cure.-Ads
The sun., 1893-08-04
Business on the brooklyn Elevated Roads

In regard to tho recent decline In price on
tho Stock Exchange OF Union Elevated lists.
President Adolph Ladenburg OF the Brooklyn
Elevated Halfway Company said yesterday:
" The decline is probn bly, due TO q scare caused
by the statement made IN the application for
reduced assessment, in which II was shown
that tho business of the roads had been in
jured by the trolley lines. The returns for
July show that there has been an average daily
loss OF little over 1000 messengers, about
year the company hal a larger surplus over
intsrest charges than 1t will hays this year.
The rapid natural increase in traffic will soon
make UP the present 1osses."
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-10-24
A MEMORABLE EVENT.

The people of Jamestown, Va, are
taking of a tri-centennial to celebrate
the establishment of the first English
colony on the American continent.
Jamestown was settled III 1907. hence
there L nearly fourteen years for
preparation. This celebration will be
an unusually pleasant event, as there
is really no jamestown now except a
few heaps, of ruins, and the affair can
assume the character of a camp meet
ing or picnic in the woods. The cell
ebration should not on any account be
postponed another century, as there is
danger that all trace of the old town
will be lost long before the next hum
dred years roll around. jamestown is
famous for the rescue of Capt. John
Smith, the apotheosis of Pocahontas,
the introduction of African slaves into
the United States, and for being the
first capital of Virginia. Washington
and Richmond are conveniently near
for visitors, and the centennial can be
made a very interesting occasion no
account of old historical associations