The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-08-19
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organizations by being solely devoted
0 the subject of money.
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A wholesale lumber dealer Of Bos-
on, w. H. Treworgy, has made an as
ignment. The liabilities are said to
Je in the vicinity of 100000.
George and Isaac Ferguson, aged
light and ten years, respectively, were
,rowned while wading in the river at
liddletown, n Y, on the 10th.
The Thomson Houston Electric Co.
las secured a temporary injunction in
he United States Circuit court at
trenton, n. j., restraining the Walker
o. and Charles N. King, of Jersey
itv and Cleveland, from making or
lsing certain improvement in sus-
,ended switches for electric railways.
Ex-President Harrison has decided
O take the stump at an early date IN
,ehalf of sound money. This deter
nination he announced by letter to
fen. Powell Clayton.
e. S. Sanborn & Co, of Lynn, Mass,
manufacturers Of ladies' shoes, have
allied The liabilities are $75, 900 and
he nominal assets about $55, 600.
In accordance with the presidents
recent order, the work incidental to
he incorporation Of several thousand
federal offices in and around New
York and Brooklyn into the civil serV'
zee, is practically completed.
There were "A deaths from heat re-
ported at New York City on the 11th
md 1855 prostrations. In Brooklyn IL
leaths occurred and 43 prostrations
rom heat
The death of Patrick C. Keely, aged
70 wears, well-known architect, oc.
CURED at his home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr.. Keely was known as the pioneer
Catholic architect OF America" and he
designed and built over 800 churches in
tho United States
Fire destroyed the Manhanset house
1t Greenpoint, L. l., on the 18th Loss
5000, 900.
The body Of Michael Keating, a
roundsman of police, was found in
woods near Riverdale avenue, In New
York City, on the 18th. He is sup
posed to have been murdered.
It was decided at recent meeting oi
he committee OF the Pennsylvania
iound money democrats to issue cal
ior a state convention of sound money
democrats, TO be held in Philadelphia
IN August 25, for the purpose OF elect
ing delegates to the national conven
tion to be held in Indianapolis on Sep
tember 2.
The firm Of ]. Acevedo & Co., OF New
York, exporters and commission mer
chants, has assigned 1t was formed
last October with claimed capital o
T5O,OOO.
The death Of Prof. Albert n. Prentis'
charge OF the botanical department
# Cornell university, occurred at ltt
lca, N. Y. He was 50 years old.
Owing to the dull condition OF tn
market the Nicholson File Co., at Ce1
raj Falls, R. l., which employs NOR
han 800 hands, has shut down for fou
weeks.
The assignment of c. Coulthurst
Co., of Boston, dealers in tanning mi
,erials and brokers in barks and hide
IS announced. II is understood tn;
The firm owes 100000.
For the week ended August IA bus
ness failures in the United States nur
oered 1OS, as compared with 1913 for u
corresponding week Of last year, ar
80 in Canada, against 3S for the san
period in 1898.
Since July merchandise impor
nto the United States are Is per Ger
.ess, while exports are Is per cent mo
than last year.
There were 5SS deaths and about 2,C
orostrations in New York City caus
ov excessive heat during the nine da
rom the 9th to the 18th.
The death Of James u. Andrew
nayor of McKeesport, Pa, occurred
he 10th. lie attended the convent
# firemcn of western Pennsylvania
that city on the 18th and in the aft
aoon was taken i'll with peritonit
which terminated fatally.
On the 10th John Mauer and pa
of friends went sailing from Brook
y. Y, in cat boat and when off r
bins reef the boat capsized. Six OF
occupants were picked up, but the
remaining members of the pal
lamed Shey and Linderman, "
lrowned.