The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-07-11

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represented were genuine business
paper, and which. il Is Eow alieged.
were forgeries The paper, etc was
pnrp0rted to- have been made by w. N.
jennings Julius Hart, # M Lupton
Publishing Co, Oberly 81 Newell. ".
H. Davis. john Karst and the Smyth
Manufacturing Co, all of which, II is
alleged, were not genuine notes: To
induce the firm to discount the paper,
Mr.. Grange, it is alleged, claimed on
February 90 to have $780, 600 assets
more than all liability.
The sheriff has received an attach
ment for S.. 600 against the Northwest
ern Hardware Co, of Philadelphia. and
Chicago in favor of the General Elec-
trio Co. on q note dated January 3
payable on June 90 to the order of the
Archer & Pancoast Manufacturing Co.
which was endorsed by the latter.
Deputy Sheriff Mulvaney has re-
ceived another alta hment against the
Oil Well Supply Co of No 80 Cort-
landt street, and at Pittsburg, for $14,-
478, I'D favor of Arthur w. Andrews
for merchandise delivered between
February 6 and February % by the
PottstoWn Iron Co.. the receivers of
which company assigned the claim to
Mr.. Andrews.
Two judgments aggregatiDg $50, $40
were entered In this city yesterday
against Mayor David @. Robinson, of
Elmira, N. Y, in favor of the Western
National Bank on note5eof the Elmira
Gas and Illuminating Company which
he endorsed.
A deficiency judgment for IS 946 was
entered yesterday against the Empire
State Brewing. Co, at No. 143 West
Eighteenth street, whose president,
Lorenz Weiher, went to Europe last
January, in favor of the Washington
Life Insurance Co.
Judgment for $12, 142 was entered
yesterday against the Home Of Indus
cry and Refuge for Discharged Con
victs, at No. 224 West Sixty third
street, by M. Marley Platzek, attorney
for Johnson, Lande & Co, on a note
dated April II, payable in thirty days,
(which went to protest.
Theodore r. Ha.call has been ap-
pointed receiver for the Lagerman Ty-
Dotheter Co.. tYpesetting machines, in
ment creditor. The company was in
~corporated IN February, 1887, with a
capital stock of $3.50, 600, which was
afterwaTd increased TO 81, GOO, GOO
George w. Stevens, has been APP
pointed receiver for the Eastern Des-
D itch and Delivery Co., formerly at
No $50 Broadway. and also in Brook
lyn, in the suit of George ". Oakley,
a Judgment creditor.-N. 7. Herald.
j. r Eddins, dealer in books, Char
lotte, ~ g has made an assignment.
Paul Norwood, liquor dealer, Dur
ham; ]. d. Daniel, grocer, Goldsboro;
HuSke & D5laper, dry goods, Whining
ton, have all made assignments.
TOPEKA Kansas, Juls 5-Ihe Find
lay County Bank, of Garden, Kansas,
has failed. The State Bank Commits
sioner went to Garden City this morn
ing to investigate.
PUEBLO, Cal July The American
National Bank has suspended. Assets
are placed by the banks officers at
81, $50, 900, and the liabilities at $685.
900. 0. H. p. Baxter, one Of the
wealthiest men in the State, is presi-
dent of the bank. 1t Is believed that
the bank will be able TO resume shortly,
because it's assets are In good shape.
There is no excitement among deposit
ors of other banks.
HOWARD, s.. D., July 5.-Vilas,
Christensen & Co.'S bank closed its
doors on Monday. No statement has
been made.
WINNEPEG, Man, July 5.-Liquida
tors were appointed on Monday to wind
up the business of the Commercial
Bank, which has been declared insol-
vent. The liabilities are placed at
81, $40, 600 and assets at 81, 981, LIS. A
part of the latter are not realizable, but
the bills of the bank are as good as
gold, under the Dominion law.
OTTUMWA, Iowa, July Ga. 9.
Leighton, O prominent capitalist and
Spectator of this city, assigned yester-
day. Liabilities about $I89, 600. Assets
$500, 600.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-Comptroller
Eckels has been informed of the failure
of the First National Bank of Winston,
n. @. He has directd Examiner Cars
kadon to take charge of the bank.
EVERETT, Wash, July 6.-Onaccount
of the inability to realize on securities,
the Puget Sound National Bank Of
Everett suspended yesterday.
SUMAs, Wash, July 6.-Phe Bankof
Sumas suspended payment Monday.
No statement was made but itisthought
the creditors will be paid in full.
WORTHINGToN, Mimi, July e.
Mobiles County Bank closed its doors
yesterday morning. Its owner Peter
Thompson, made an assignment of
several thousand dollars of the county
money tied up.
GALVESTON, Texas, July 6-Judge
Bryan yesterday appointed lei. r. Nc
Gregor receiver of the Omaha and
South Texas Land Co. Liabilities $780,
90. No schedule of assets fled.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, July 6.-The Has
kel Show Printing Co, one Of the
largest concerns of the kind la the
middle and western States, made an
assignment yesterday. Assets and
liabilities not known.
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