The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1897-10-30
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Alexander Glen, Jr., trading as Glen y
Co., printer and stationer on North Howard
street, Baltimore. Nd, made deed OF trust.
c. C. Pluckney, Jr., Charleston, S. c.,
dealer in phosphate, has been placed IN the
hands of a receiver.
H. z. Hepner, Gallatin, Tenn, dealer in
dry goods, has made an assignment.
Standard Handle Co.. Knoxville, Tenn,
has made an assignment.
Edward Williams, Waxahachie, Texas,
grocer, has given a trust deed.
Jacob Nixon, Oxford, Kansas, dealer in
dry goods and shoes, has made an assignment
The Great White Spirit CO., a disabling
company, of Cambridge. Mass, has been peil-
toned into insolvency.
W. G. Hitchcock & Co., New York. dress
goods importers have assigned: liabilities
$500, 900.
The Fowler Cycle Company, of Chicago,
which employed 500 men have made an as
segment. The liabilities are said 10 be close
TO 100000.
The National Bank of Ashcville, North
| Carolina, has closed It's doors.
The State Supervisor of Building and Loan
Associations has made application in the Cir
! cult Court, at 81 LOUIS. IOt appointment VI
receivers for the North ST. Louis Building
and Loan Association and the North End
Building and Loan Association. 1t is alleged
| that J ohm Colbert late secretary OF the two as
ISOLATION, is short in his accounts.
About $50 employees of f. A. Bachman's
dress goods factory, Philadelphia, Pa, are on
strike for an advance OF lOper cent. IN wages.
Brooklyn Grocery Co., Brooklyn, N. T..
/ has made an assignment
August f. Diers, Dayton, Ohio, dealer in
boots and shoes, has given six ehattel mort
cages for $4,000.
Isaac Greenberg, Mantle, Illinois, dealer in
clothing, has been closed by the sheriff.
Jacob Zunz, Sedalia. Missouri, dealer in
glassware and fancy goods has madean as
Segment.
Atlanta, Georgia. Application is being
made for a receiver for the Southern Basket
and Veneering Company.
The Wharton R. R. Switch Company of
| Phladelph Pa, has made an assignment.
Weber Bros, Springfield, Illinois, dealers
in clothing, have given chattel mortgages tor
| $500.
| A. Alexander, Corsicana, Texas, dealer in
clothing has given trust deed.
J. W. La Bounty, Ashland Wisconsin, dry
goods, has made an assignment.
Steine e. Scraibman, of WaTenton, Geor-
gia dealers in dry goods and clothing, have
given a chattel mortgage.
J. F. & G. W. johnson, Of Dayton, Tenn,
dealers in mems furnishing goods, have made
an assignment.
The Simmons Company, bargain store, at
Chicago. has had chattel mortgage for S40,
600 foreclosed.
Daniel B. Gum, of Red Oak. Iowa, glove
manufacturer. has given chattel mortgages
for $4,000.
Allison j. Potter, Rochester, N. Y, pro-
duce commission merchant, has made an as
Segment.
Elmer j. Felch, shoe manufacturer at
North Natiek, Mass, has made an assign
ment.
f. T. Paul, dealer in clothing, at Ottawa,
Ohio, has given chattel mortgage for
! S., 900. and has made an assignment.
Itaac Marks, Helena, Montana, wholesale
and retail liquor dealer, has made an assign
ment.
There were 205 business failures reported
throughout the United State last week. against
1876 the previous week.
Thomas B. Sapp, general job printer, Bal
Farmer J. Spencer, assignee OF the Peo-
pie $ Savings Bank, of Denver, Colorado, be-
gan suit on Saturday against the Peoples
National Bank, asking that the directors, Off
GERS and stockholders he held liable for all
the Indebtedness of the savings bank, and that
both banks be liquidated and closed as one
institution and not separately.
The Noyes Lumber Company, one of the
leading companies at West Superior, Wis
consin, went into receivers hands on Sat
urday, as a result OF disagreement between
members of the firm.
Several builders and contractors in Balti
more, Nd, asked for receivers this week.
The sheriff has received an attachment
against James C. Scott & Co., of Brockton,
Mass.
Frederick S. Smith, Middeboro, Mass,
has made an assignment.
A receiver has been appointed for the Dial
ton Grocery Co. of Dalton, Georgia
H. C. Thompson, grocer and meat market,
at Atlanta, Georgia, has given n chattel mort
gage.
Annie Kunnes, dealer in dry goods, at
Warrenton. Georgia, has had attachments
and chattel mortgages entered against her.
The employees of the Chicago and South
eastern halfway snOpS, Ill IJepaIohj lhutaua,
have struck for their wages. The company
is behind about eight months with their pay.
All trains are delayed. The strikers seized a
train and removed the throttle and gauges
from the engine disabling it. The trainmen
are expected to join the strikers.
Brazil, Indiana, despatch says that the
block coal miners have orders TO quit work
today Saturday unless the operators decide
to adopt the check off system of dues for the
United Mine Workers. The operators say
they will not do this, as some of their men do
not belong to the organization, and it would
be unjust to take dues out of their pay.
About 1000 coal miners in Boulder county,
Colorado, are on strike because of a reduction
of wages in one Of the mines at Lafayette.
Over 800 men at the Anderson mines, three
miles from South McAlister, Indian Territory
refused to go to work on Monday, alleging
they had been robbed in their weights.
John Berneburg, blacksmith. Baltimore,
has applied for insolvency.
Adams Bros, packing box makers, BaIti-
more, Nd, have assigned
John Gable, restaurant, Baltimore, Nd,
insolvent.
Next Tuesday is Election