The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-22
HAVE INSTITUTED SUIT
xrvBFR or RICHMOND PEOPLE
rryANCTAILY INTERESTED.
,.,x.on Brandrs Cook Wanted 10 Pay
an ~A.sessment." but Was Deferred
by Her Employer.


.....1 in Washington against the
u.usiue Loan and Investment
fi4e"'' 80, ...,,,,..,,.
Asso.iai''' "''
anxiety among a,. 1 financially GAS interested :" '% IN
M'' .t.. e,,.ro hoe hooc
tae oft."'@''
branch Office OF 'he -NSs"0'"''o" !" 'hls
.. f.- some time past the Office being
NJ Moses Companv's store
"fi ,r.,,t "a 49,,
near one '" '''"
STREETS. From 'hese "'"uquarteIs nave
..l he agents and solicitors OF the
aud lv dlnt OF perseverance
0'''' ........,5 mann, =, ,no g.
Uel AA'e
.at0l and me oitis Heiu out by mat
.larm
I. stony ie N.rl ''ld pm the speciai
t.n Washington 90 the World, which
...Hs-
bid nas to-day Ned In the supreme
r.-t tH. District of columbia by Rich
.1 n EaI t S. Miner and William
f.t. .r behalf OFT nearly a score or
e0..L. .a concern DOING business
rfIIs e.'. under the uiie of the Fidelity
u.lr. L0In and Investment Assocld-
dad. ...rIne Andrew Wall. late or New
r m r.H the vice-presidcnt and
....I --.n.'.r 0f thc association. with
..... .t.~ anl more than 900 other
.......rs .n the District of Columbia
sums arI.satiug half a million
r..-s q
... free ycS ago organized the
.t..I-.s Cooperative Bank" I'm
u.r .u insItIuon that went 10
f.W months after having
..-f Do thc savings Of a large num-
-.fr..r and ignorant people. Walls
.HaI i.rk was Organized with am
..rl capital Of S2))0D0O0. and Il first
-r a nI when the fact was pub-
.,.4 I'm tI. New York papors that nm
. ~ I.sepb a. r4o,drl, ~ The
t..s Comfy Trust Conpaov and presl-
.., ct.-. Vs. White of The Mechanics,
. u.h fheeo rontl.,,., ron,,ti,t.d
.-..-- and ,,ot t,,,,,'.. f,,r pr,st5o,t
,.r e...r.+-r,. ,rto,,ee D5rl,ntt o,d
..- d., Itco,b die,,,.co.r.d fea,,l,,,,
-.-. ,..,,tar ,f moor I,eo,,lo ~ mourn
go ttof, email e,,.i,,e
u.r .lo..1 ris hart Il, Ne,. yorl IN
..-.. f.4t and oo,,o a. ,vosbi,cto,
t.,..,.'.,.- s..,-.,,,o- IL .ao,ra6
t.+s.t ~ - ~
"' '"'''i 5' a. u"u'I ,no
','''' "''" ,p'.,rN 'i'"0Iru9
l,l''u o'..' III 'iiH
ms floor OF "a large building. and en-
i between thirty and forty clerks be-
s 5000 army of agents ana canvassers.
II. plan 0f the company as announced
'' was 80 ., 49,,
m from twenty-five cents a week up
n.r3 were 60 Doe made. each certificate
''.'" !" - &C.,, -, A.
80 ri -.
NJ The concern, 10 was advertised would
ha only nominal. and the profits were 10
arue from loans made out Of the saw
'rrs of shareholders, fines and forfeit
u.s
Wall succeeded IN inducing several
reputable men with but niue business
experience 20 JON MN in the enterprise.
These men, II is claimed I'D lhe Dill hiea
today have been Nlcnmlzeo' alohE WIN
0arr stockholders Tor iheE VIII pe la-
.f 20 me extent OF an lh'lL pioItIly
if me funds Wnlcn "aII Us salu 20 i"Ne
'"'d %" W.T." nin i.', 49,. 49, 49,,
i.'' WIZ s..,..t,.l. ~. 49,
Na nc learner t' ,. ,.'' 49,, Jn Vou
yo,i e hui''''5 'p "'' i'''''
I'm the tu olod n uet &c given Of sixty
cities an panr.,lyaria MARYLAND. Della
,rare VIRGINIA West Virginia and North
and South Carolina in which branches /
have been established by Wall and ope- /
rated iu connection with the main Office I
in Washington.
The PRINCIPAL alterations made I'm the 1
lu are as follows.
.rhat Wall rs the actual and sole man /
aver and dcviscr Of the association: that /
iu $500 and 1891. before the organization /
vas formed Wall was in Brooklyn the
f-.7lofar daviscr and ORIGINATOR of The
Mechanics Cooperative Bank doing
business with falsely pretended capital