New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-06
rApITAL COMING FORTH.
,rrrN MILLIONS FOR INVESTMENT
IN MARYLAND ALONE.
.,.s,Sgss ENTERPRISES ON EVERY SIDE START
NC uP-IHE SWELL OF PROSPERITY
IN THE WAKE OF MKIN-

NC rp-r1IE SWELL OF PROSPERITY
IN THE WAKE OF MKIN-
1.EYs ELECTION.
,o,,,r,ore. Nov 5.-Alexander Brown. head OF
Ranking house Of Alexander Brown d sons
" ~ a few days ago. was credited with having
Ia that not less than Sl6ooUooo was SIMPLY
a,,,ns McKinleys election for its investment
VAIN" "''s,-,al enterprises in Maryland, said to-
day: ,oa tho. SIG 600 ono was
adv for investment In thls state III the e'eh'
r au, election While l cannot give the
Wis regarding the transactions involving this
osa" can say that 1t is available, and that
n' ru, he Immediately invested in pulp mills,
ills various other manufactures and in
pV' romotion and development of the indus
ue ., Interests of Baltimore and the State. and
u'A' .sors,nds Of men will be benefited thereby.
. .o, has the confidence. and its influence
Vsp the return Of general prosperity will
soon be felt 49,, o,. o po,t-
MI ,,,o,s, sent $4,000 to London. To-day
no'e 80 came back to be invested In securi-
the money cai'
ties here .,, ,ras,dort ~
baltimore Trust and Guarantee Company.
wv .hat numbers of investments held back
-.,.,ng the result OF the election VIII now De
.s. The money will nearly all be put into
orufacturing enterprises.
49, senator Camden, of West Virginia, mad
..n,srence here to-day with leading Baltimore
s.n,ta,,sts looking to the erection OF large
s,.nt IN his State for furnishing supplies Tor
nu,n mills. The deal was made some time ago
.on,,neent upon the election OF Mchhey. Inc
~nonv which will be formed Immediately
co com psnsnd about $100O.OOO on the plant ,dr.
WI. saws other large investments IN manu-
C anu Industries which have been pending
Iao ,s low be made and work given to thousands
Of men, ,. y Cower receiver of the
,,e,reore and Ohio Railroad. says the effect OF
Da' sonnd-money victory will he seen at once.
~ nod received communications from large
lenders stating that sums when We're c pme;ness
80 eection need not row be palu. BUSINESS
r,oS,d now adjust itself to conditions OF sound
finance A.. C.h Baltimore Car
vorks has been terminated. the propert! re-
oonveved TO the company, and the result OF the
election having inspired confidence, the great
works are now running on full TIME
Haperstown. Md, Nov. 5.-The r. & A. knit
ting mills of Hagerstown started up yesterday
with a full force Of hands. large number OF
orders were in hand awaiting the result OF the
election They were given conditioned on NC
Kinley's election. r. S. Crawford. president OF
the Crawford Bicycle Works. expects to soon
nut TO work large force of hands Before the
election he received an order for S2ooVoo worth
of bicycles from a Boston firm, but In the event
of Bryan's election the order was TO be can
celled AS Mckinley is elected the order stanus
good and the community is rejoicing that TINS
large industry will soon be again IN operation.
The works employ at times nearly @'oV" meh'
New-Haven. Conn.,. Nov. o.-Ihe hardware
mandatory of the Sargents in this city has
started up on full time and with full force
The factory. which employs about $500 hands.
is the largest in the city, IL not in the State II
was established by Joseph B. Sargent, candidate
for Governor on the Democratic ticket at Tues
DAVIS election and he has continued as its lead
ing spirit. The action of the Sargents in start
ing up their factory is attributed TO commence
in returning prosperity The factory mas peen
running three four days week for several
months.
Providence r. l.. Nov. 5.-The jewelry bust
ness here has felt the immediate results OF Nc
Kinley's election. Several shops this morning
posted up notices of full-time schedule
Raleigh n c., Nov. 5.-The North Carolina
Steel and Iron Companys furnace at Green's
boro has to-day been put in blast for the hrSt
time Ore for its use comes from nearby mines.
Chicago. Now 5-J w. Gates. president OF
the Illinois Steel Company, said yesterday: I'm
consequence Of the victory of sound money we
started up our Joliet works last night which
gives employment to 2,SuD men, ana lhliik
that within few weeks, probably early In De-
cember, we will start up the South Chicago
works. We also have plans under consideration
for extending plant in Milwaukee. but moth
ing definitely is settled"
Ipswich Mass Nov. 5-It was announced this
morning that in addition to the starting-up of
the Ipswich Woollen Mills on full time Monday
next the main mills of the Ipswich Corporation,
where the product is cotton hosiery. Will also
start on full time the first Of the week. Where
the woollen mills employ about 80 people. the
cotton mills usually employ some 500.
Dowagiac, Mich, Nov ..-As a result Of the
election the Dowagiac Manufacturing Compa-
ny's drill works will start up Monday morning
They employ 40 men.
Huntington. W. Va. Nov 5-Al the lumber
mills Of the Ensign Car Works. at the mouth OF
the Guyan, resumed this morning. They have
been idle for many months. The large car
shops Of the Ensign Company will resume work
next week
Anderson, Ind. Nov 5.--The Arcade File Com
pany's plant has been idle for some time. but
the company to-day announced that 1t will re-
sumo full operations next Monday. The Ma
uonal Tin-pate Company says that IL had or
ders conditional the election sufficient tt
Keep II busy many months.
The Anderson Iron and Bolt Company put al
It's men to work to-day. The manager is Johr
H. Brunt, whom Charles l.. Henry Republican
defeated for Congress
The American Wire Nail Company, the larg
est nm IN inc trust will start its mill Eext week.
Inc Columbia Encaustic Tile Company re
ports that its forces will be increased
Inc window and plate glass factories are pre-
par1ng 10 start. Reports from other gas bel
cities are the same.
GETTING BACK THE LOST JOB.
SIGNS OF RETURNING PROSPERITY IN AND ABOUT