The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-14
Want the Concern Declared
to Be InSOlvent.
A Hearing on the Petition Will Be
Given on June 26.
List Of The Local and Outside Creditors
Who Signed Petition.

A petition was today filed by a number
Of creditors of the st. ~.Onge a. O'Neill
Dry Goods Company In the Appellate
Court asking that the firm be declared
insolvent and Judge Tillinghast ordered
that the hearing on the petition be had
on June % at o'clock In the forenoon
and that notice be given all creditors of
the time of hearing.
The local creditors petitioning are
The Congdon Carpenter Company, Provi-
dence Journal Company. Pownall Cycle
Filings Company, Providence Telegram
Company. Gallivan * O'Donnell, The
News Company, and Robert l.. Greene
The amounts due each Is as follows
Robert l.. Greene, SlOS 43; The Congdon
Carpenter Company, $3.50 80; Pownall
Cycle Company, $3.50 90; The News Com
pany, SiS Providence Telegram Company,
1885 so; Providence Journal Company,
S23ls. 50; Gallivan Il O'Donnell, SlS3.75.
The Boston creditors who join in the
petition and the amounts due them is
as follows: Langley Bun Il Co., s2302 60 !;
Dimmick & Austin. S160. So; A. 5. Conn,
Sl60. S6 CLARK q Kaufman $685. Elmer
j.. Clapp q Walter +. Tilton, S222 Sc; Ii
NJ. Bradstroet * CO., s32. %; lnterna-
tlonal Shirt * Collar Co., 1919 40; Jacob
Dreyfus & Sons, sli6. &C., q. X. Fiske &
CO., sllL 80; l. Newman q Sons S3i. 13 !;
Creed, Kelley & Co.. $685. "a; The Bachner,
Nose Co., s67. 80; Gunner, Jones q Co.,
s325 So; Hewes & Potter, S25. 75; Wilson,
Lanakee 81 Co, S777; > W. Nutorson 81
Co., sl9.77; Temple Glove Manufacturing
Co, SIS; Chairman, Kendall 81 Daniel,
s69l. 3S; Charles +. Adams & Co., Si34. ~ (;
j. ;. Temple, S5i.
Other large creditors who also join
Wpinnnfpn
Irls., OF New York, s5s3. Sc; Nj.
Pollock, New York, $3.50. 20; Gus
tave Mussbaum, New York, ga 80;
National Sponge & Chamois company,
S56 90; Worcester Corset company, $l36. 90 (;
j. 5. Lesser ~ Company, sl32 20; Weoksler,
Gartner s. Friedenhsrt s29L 81. New
York; George X. Marten and Frank Hund,
New York, 81. 90; Max Friest, New York,
S2S6 rs; Baker Underwear company. Peek
skill. n. Y, Sll70. "A; :. * M. Stern,
New York, si54.7 NJ. Tecksl & Company,
$50. 93; Bassutt Pero d Fills, sl1l. 80. New
York; Worman, Simons & Co, New York,
$500 %; Rothschild * Sohwah New York,
s2S3 3S; Birdsey, Somers d Co., New
York, S97 81; Wilson G. Ellis, North
Adams, Mass, Sil9 il; :. Nettel, New
York, $l7l.00; J. Twellzer. New York,
sl29. 70; A. Novins q Company, New York,
S505 %; Patrick j. Mccarthy. Provi-
uohCei rIVV' nynulChte tlOak N suit COM
pany, S2l9 30; NJ. /. Nathan. Sl23 30;
kanpmann Meyers, So. 76; II. 5. Smith
q Company, all of New York
The filing of the above petition would
seem 10 indicate that the parties named
are not satisfied with the proposed settle.
ment OF the iDsolvont company by the
assignee selected by part of the corpora
ton. THIS assignee, John NJ. Fournier Of
Central Falls Issued n statement on the
10th inst. To the creditors stating that
the liabilities exceed the assets by about
S23 600. a petition for tho appointment
OF o receiver is also pending in court but
as the new assiRnes will be chosen by the
creditors this petition will not in all
probability be further pressed
CoIfIstock a. Gardner are attorneys of
record for the petitioners.