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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
FAILURE AMOUNTING TO 100000.
LARGEST EVER KNOWN IN ATLANTA-THE MOODY
& BREWSTER COMPANY RUINED
Fly SPECULATION.

BY SPECULATION
Atlanta. Ga. June Judge Lumpkin. at 10
o'clock last night, appointed Henry Weilhouse tenn
porary receiver I'm tho Moody Brewster Co.
The firm failed during the day for $4,000, and
mortgages amounting to i05,ise were filed in tho
clerks office against tho company. As a result OF
the failure OF Moody & Brewster Smiley & Co,
Of No. 15S Decatur-st.. also failed for 500. Gary
s. Brewster. the junior member Of the firm
has lott Atlanta. sending q note 10 his partner.
John =. Moody. saying that account Of great
los cs DC viii remain Of town FOR short while
Tie assets Of The company are estimated AT about
$4,000 while the liabilities VIII reach $4,000. ac-
ccrding 10 the statement Of Mr.. Moody. 1t is said
on good authority. however. that the concern owes
money 10 the amount Of Ss-0cr)
II is said the firm owes $4,000 in Georgia alon.
The failure caused hy speculation In cotton
wheat. stocks and bonds. Mr. brewster. in IN"
note eft FOR Mr. Moody. stated that he lost SO 900
in speculation in Atlanta and s20coD in New-York.
Mr. Moody said to-day that the firm alone had lost
$4,000 in speculation I'm cotton and wheat.
The firm had been I'm business only three months
ana while ENGAGED in the Wholesale dryEoods bust
ness operated under the firm names Of Moody &
Brewster. Southern Pacific Guano Company. Moody
Loan and Banking Company. and F. a. Smiley &
Co. Mr.. Smiley who also failed. IL brother-in-law
Of MI Moody.
IN Atlanta. The creditors include people IN all parts
of the United States cast Of the Rocky Mountains
Tho hia for 20 oiN"r. which has been filed, makes
many allegations. ard additional Will be
Nlcl tomorrow morning which ia said 20 be OF q
son -ati7ual character.
The senior partner said tonight; II do not believe
my opinion solely bocairse he could not bear 20
face what he knew was coming"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
SCHOOL WORK " VACATION TINE.
THE MANHATTAN SCHOOL BOARD DISCUSSES
PROVIDING SPECIAL WORK.


PROVIDING SPECIAL WORK.
BY vote of Is to the School Board OF Man
haitian and The Bronx yesterday decided TO order
its Committee Supplies certify tho payrolls Of
superintendent clerks and employees OF the Board
OF Education from the date Of their appointment to
July /. the Board Of Estimate having refused to
appropriate the necessary funds. Commissioner
Anderson said the Board not only authorized
TO certify the payrolls but that II it's duty to
do So Commissioner Little protested against the
two boroughs paying the salaries OF large corps
over which they had no control. and said he be-
cved the members Of the Board would be per-
sonally responsible for the money.
The Board decided 10 allow any responsible So
clety to take control Of eighteen Fairgrounds Of
schools IN the most crowded neIghborhoods. and
operate them during the summer months The
New-York Society for Improving the Condition OF
the Poor which proposed to operate the play
grounds finds itself unable TO do so. and the
New-York Public Educational Association will
probably undertake the task
Tho special committee appointed TO report a
scheme Of training high school, graduates for
places teachers reported that four classes could
he established in School No 81 and maintained
until February for about 5000 II the training
classes arc established permanently the cost will
be about $500 a year for a Of thrty-eigh,
weeks n = required by law. The report re-
ceived.
The report ~ the Borough Board 81 School
superintendents on vacation schools recommended
that ten schools be established continue from
July II to August l9-siY weeks with five sessions
a week. from $50 10 1870 o'clock daily with no
afternoon session. Tho report will be discussed at
a special meeting 20 be held Wednesday. The
salaries OF two hundred teachers and ten tanitors
necessary for these schools will amount to $3.50 go.
Tho Board Of Superinien tents also reported on
evening high schools For the New York Evening
High school Samuel Ayers was recommended for
principal. with STAFF OF twenty three members;
for the Harlem Evening High School. Edward A.
Page. with n stan of eighteen: for the East Side
High School. William G. Hess. with a staff OF
tv,cnty-one and for the principalship OF the High
school for Women. Mary T. Tate was recon-.
Committee will consider the report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
CREDIT uEy's ASSOCIATION MEETING.

Tho annual meeting ~ the National Credit Men
Association SIS 10 hc held On Detroit, on June T.
q and q A great many topcs OF interest VIII be
considered NJ the several sessions OF the Asro-
citation and tho meetings Of the several sections
Tho association will be called TO order ny mo
president James q. Cannon. vice president Of tn"
Fourth National Bank. OF this city. who will de-
liver his annual address. Charles .. Dawes, tho
Controller of the Currency. also Will make an ad-
dress ou the first day.
Tho election or officers will be held on the third
DAY. III" constitution prevents the reelection OF
MI cannon o. The presidency. and n" man most
prominently mentioned TO succeed him T. T.. \.
Young of the Wholesale drygOOds firm ~ Finch
Van Slyck, Young * Co. Of ST. Pau. i. r.
RrOcook whose work secretary f. highly APP
pr.clated by the members % the association. Will
In an probab.lt be chosen again 10 MI that Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
BRISK BIDDING FOR CARPETS AND RUGS

The attendance AT W. e. J. Sloancs carpet and
rug sac was larger yesterday than on the proceed
ing day The bidding spirited and better
prices were tho general rule A tho sale proceeds
tho buyers seem TO realize that the opportunity Sc
an unusual one, and the tlmidity which marked
some OF the early bidding had worn OF entirely ~
yesterday afternoon Xhe best prices were brought
By the for which there Il an unusually strong
demand. Tho general of hardwood floors 40
present and the fact that rugs readily trans
Terrible when moving from one house TO another
has Increased their sale greatly and tho merchant
buyers SAY that the growth Of the demand Is cnOf-
nous. They therefore investing mora exfen-
siVc.y IN ih3n In the CARPETS offered the
sale.
Roth In carpets and rugs tho principal demand IS
for greens, reds and strong colors generally. and
preference IS shown for floral designs and set
figures. The saes yesterday amounted 10 about
twenty thousand pieces. which was an advance OF
i've thousand pieces Tuesdays sales. There
yet remain 10 De sold about fifteen thousand pieces,
and these Will be disposed Of to-day Among Tho
largest purchasers yesterday were y VI. Cowpor-
LOeser T. CO. and H. r. Claim.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
PRESIDENT CROMWELL BARRED.
THE BOARD OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS DE-

THE BOARD OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS DE-
CLINEs 70 HONOR HIS CREDENTIALS.
Following tho example OF tho Board OF Aldermen
In the case OF Alderman OSie. the Board Of Public
improvements yesterday refused 70 honor the Gre
dentlals ~ President Cromwell. OF Richmond Bor-
ough who WAS declared elected by the courts last
week after i've months Of contest between himself
and the Democratic candidate. DR.. Feeny Mr.
Cromwell attended last weeks meeting and sat
during the session burt the question OF his stand.
ing I'D not come M. At the opening OF yesterdays
meeting however. President Hoahan objected 10
the reading Of President CromwelPs name and de-
clared that tho certificate Of the Board Of Can
vassors presented by President Cromwell
not sufficient authority. President Cromwell IS
the only Republican IN tho Board OF Public I'M
provemcnts. President Hoahan politely said that
the Board would be delighted have President
Cromwell In his scat. but that some better author
ity would he needed. There IS some excuse for the
action OF tho Board. appeal has been taken
by pr Feeny and It will be argued In the SUI
preme Court text Monday.
Just before the adjournment Of the Board Of
Public improvements the Jamaica Water Supply
Company's petition 10 he allowed 20 open the
streets 81 Queens 10 carry out a contract made
late I'm 1897 was referred 10 the Commissioner OF
Water supply against the protest OF President
Grout ~ Brooklyn, who moved that the petition
Following Immediately upon this, Commissioners
Kcarny, OF the Department OF Public Buildings.
Lighting and supplies. said that application
had been received from the Ramapo Water Supply
Company for a hearing by the Board; and hs
o'clock on Tuesday June r. President Grout made
motion to adjourn. but was voted down Pres
hearing was 10 he given when the policy OF the
Board lad been de Jared - be against letting any
private contracts Commissioner kearny replied
that the company should have a chance. The
Board voted to grant the hearing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
TANHANY DTSCORD IN THE With.
THE ROURKE FACTION TRIES TO GET MARTIN
ENGrr. ARRESTED. But Is TOLD THAT
CALLS FAIR IN POLITICS"

Isdor Cohen representing the Bernard Rourke
faction which is opposing the leadership OF Mar
tin Engel In the With Assembly District. APP
piled AT the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
for a warrant TO- the arrest OF Martin Engel for
having assaulted Louis Wollnan, OF No. Ludlow
st. The Rourke faction has had number OF
wagons decorated with flags and bunting and IN
scrptons denounclng Engel. tho Tammany leader.
travelling about the district. One OF these stood II
frolt of the Rourke mems rooms. at No. lo1 For
syth-st. on Monday night. when Enge and some
friends came along. and there a fight. The
police arrested three men, but they were dis
charged.
''As fair in politics" said Magistrate Pool. lie
instructed Cohen to make out an affidavit, profnis
ing that II any crime had been committed he
would issue IA warrant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

The White Star steamship Teutonlc sailed at
noon yesterday for Liverpool She had an unusual
ly large number OF cabin passengers on board.
Among them were Patrick A. Collins. ex-Consul-
General Frank Jones. C. II. Woodhouse. Signor O.
Campanari, the opera singer; Nat c. Goodwin, the
actor: John r. Hegeman. Jr.. DR.. A. Huntington.
Commander r. c. Wander Meuten. Mrs. J. W.
Mackay. John s. Piiisbury and John Stewart. jr.
Professor C. L. Bristol has taken passage on the
Oripoco of the Quebec Steamship Line. which sails
for Bermuda to-day. Professor Bristol Is at the
head OF a biological expedition sent out by the
University OF New-York.
Professor J. H. Niemeyer, Of Yale, and sergius
Mertchlnsky. OF Boston. are booked to sail on the
Koenigin Luise to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
BArTAHoY cHIEF lrERTS 4 Rig FIRE.

rs the prompfness 81 tho measures taken IN tn"
discovery OF flames ON IN" fourth Aoor = tho
s-.cn-story brick building 80. 9 20 a. Godsi ycs-
to-day afternoon. q big IRE was averted James
Campbell bookkecper employed by james y
Johnston printer on that floor. wsn on his way
out of The building when be saw smoke and flames
in. Clark & Zugalia's printing establishment. and
gave the alarm. Battalion chief Kruger a. once
sDr' in a second alarm on his arrival. and tho
flames were entirely fuodIci by the f0roe OF are
I'M sn thus summoned Tho few employees left IN
tho building scrambled down the stairs Two won
~ who tainted were carried down on the elevator
Tho loss VIII not be more than 200 and this Will
fan mostly on tho presses and stock OF CLARK Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
A NEW CODE BOOK ISSUED.

TIE Western Union Telegraphic Code and Inter-
national Cable Directory issued this month by the
International Gable Directory Company. No 30
Broad-st., contains a cable code OF 10000 words.
consecutlvely numbered. Besides. II has tho names
~ the leading firms and corporations In the United
states and Canada. The work on this code occu-
pied six months under the supervision OF y. G.
kendig the wellknown code expert. IL Will be on
nlc in public places throughout the world Ths
hOck is sold e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
WEST POINT EXAMINATIONS.

West Point y. Y. June THE annual examine
lions OF the remaining three classes OF the corps Of
cadets began at the United States Military Acad.
envy to-day Only FIVE out OF twelve members OF the
tsoard ~ Visitors have arrived These are General
simon r. Buckner. OF Kentucky: William T. Fair.
cloth. OF Goldsboro. y G.; Alex w Hoffman, OF
ana Robert Adams, jr.. OF Philadelphia. BY diIec-
t,on OF the superintendent there was review
snr the Board OF Visitors this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
BREAD KILLS A BAKER.

George Bower twenty eight years old. OF No. $50
East Slxteenth-st.. died last Monday at the Man.
haitian State Hospital for the Insane on Wards
Island. where he had recently been confined. Bower
vas baker and was employed by the EeIschmann
Rakng Company In September last he became
suddenly insane due. II was said. 10 tho excessive
heaf OF the furnace In the asylum last Monday
RoWer ate his dinner ravenousy, and a large piece
Of bread becoming lodged in his larynx produced
which he died.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
EDITOR COMMITS SUICIDE.

Mddlctown. y. Y. June w r. Hutchings
editor and publisher Of THE Valley Venture" a
weekly newspaper. committed suicide because his
paper Is failure. lie took four ounces Of
laudanum last night. and found de i to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
talk or A TOBACCO COnBTNATION

According to reports current In Wall street yes'er-
dav the activity In American Tobacco Company
stock is duo chiefly the belief that the PROPOSE
ton for a combination 81 plug manufacturers VIII
he revived II Is understood TINT certain promi-
ucut Interests have been In consultation since the
collapse OF the first negotiations There Is Mite
Likelihood. however. that definite steps VII. lie
taken for several weeks 10 come. az all the lending
Factories are Just rushing work their
products in anticipation Of the new war revenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
DRIFTING SEAMEy RESCUED.

E, John's " r. June 1.-Two seamen from the
gloucester fishing schooner Atlanta were rescued
Yesterday and landed here. after having passed
eight DAYS and nights without food. drifting In
ecover although they reduced almost to the
condition OF skeletons.
yncoming vessels report numbers OF icebergu
o,nng the North Atlantic shipping track which Are
very dangerous TO navigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
ENSIGN PowELsOY ENGAGED.

Middletown. n. Y. June l-District-Attorney ~
v. N Powelson to-day confirmed the announce
men, OF the engagement Of his son. Ensign w. v.
n. Powelson, to Miss Miller. OF Wyoming. Ono.
The two met at Norfolk year ago. whore 4ieo
Miller was the guest OF her brother. Captain
Miller United States Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
c. p HUNTINGTON AT HIS OFFICE.

C. p Huntington. who returned on Saturday to
his home In this city from visit to the Pacific
Coast comes downtown each day now 10 his once
In the Mills Building. Mr. Huntington usually
makes two trips year TO the coast. as occasion
requkes and his stay In the Far West on the
recent trip was OF about the usual duration. ten
weeks He does not expect TO cross the continent
again before fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
Local BUSINESS COMPLICA7IONS.

Pyke Williams & Co.. composed Of G. NJ PIKE
Allen Williams. and John VI. Carey. dealors in dry
goods at Nos 2.W7 and SO Third-ave. mao" an
assignment yesterday to Herman Mayer, giving
preferences for s44G to the following creditors
West Brothers. Nls7; Lochman, Morgentham *
- u >loiq aMd me H. - ~ ne abofi
s5.ccc. ne ''"''''''eS are 'e''' ''' "
Two judements were obtained here yesterday by
default against the Trcdman-D oschcr Company
manufacturer OF soaps at Kent and DIVISION
ayes. brooklyn. IN favor 81 simon stem lot
N5s and Jacob stein for @4 both c od,n,,. ne,
Of so COO Abraham i,ricGman being president ana
treasurer and John H. Doschor scrretary. They
recently moved into new factory ana notsl. III"
pned to have an ASSET socoo shies $3.50 NJ
Friedman was he principal owner The oo nao'l'eS
said 10 be $4,000 and the assets %o'""
Edward Tipping. carpenter and builder. m No
20 Columbus-ave. and at Mount Loretto. Staten
Island. made an assignment yesterday 70 g@, .iPy
years lie recently built several nathouses in West
Ninety-fourth-st.
The Sheriff received execution yesterday
against Moses Nussbaum dealer in cigars at No.
$50 broadway from Blumnnstiel Hirsch. Tor YIN
in favor Of NJ Stachelbcrg & Co. for cigars which
they sold 70 him. He began business there IN
March 1897 and had a ,tard IN cafa. Blumen-
s,iel & Hlrsch said tina. 10 lad sivona b!l OF
sale to a relative named Goodman ana they es
Schedules Of Scholtz Sanchez E. Co. Venezuela
shipping and commission merchants At No. q
state-st show liabilities. s2Te5o; nominal assets.
S7slSs and actual asse:s sooo n2 OF tho actual
assets $1,000 are accounts duo from merchants IN
Venezuela. Mexico. Hay' and the Vest indies.
There are about two hundred and fifty creditors.
nearly all Of whom are IN this city
r BENJAMIN Lyon confessed Judgment here yes-
os Ito n OF
a demand note made In Baltimore on April 60
1897, for borrowed money.
The Sheriff received executions yesterday against
the Photograph Manufacturing Company. % 10.
q Nurray-st aggregating s.oesf IN favor % Lila
A Green for N5 $40: George r. Sutherland for
s. eSs and Sprarue {. LAppelman for N.Ui. n"
claim Of Mrs. Green - for money lent 10 ma com
many last year Charles II. Green Is the ir"si-
don't Tho company. which has been IN business since
lSsl. manufactured copying apparatus II haI
branches in Chicago and Boston
Deputy Sheriff Radoy has placed a keeper IN
charge OF the place OF business II tho Donnly
Manufacturing Company bo,tilng machines. ~ NJ.
e Downing-st.. on two attachments in favor ~
Amalia T. Donary for ISIS and RcddnF. Kidd'e
ground that II is New-Iersey corporation. u
was incorporated three years ago, with capital
stock OF 3spo. and II WAS reported some time ago
that Il had sold European rights for 10000.
The claim on which the Sheriff has put keeper
IN tn. ONCE OF Lawrence & simonds. stockholders.
at No % Broad-s was IN favor OF Lewis =. Van
Ripper formerly a clerk there. for i2s salary al
legged be due. and 800 damages Tor dismissal
before his contract expired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02

have changed matters 10 a great extent The war
with Spain has Influenced many to hold off as long
as possible. and a result none of the lines are
carrying as many passengers they would under
ordinary conditions, so there Will be an unusual
rivalry during the balance OF the season with
prospects Of lower rates In the opinion CT many for
at least frst-cabn passengers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
A SIRE SIGN.
From The Boston Trans

From The Boston Transcript
Bass--I spoke to lady, n the street thinking It
gave mo a pleasant glance In return; seemed glad
n see me you know
'Eop1-Should think that would have prevented
vrn from making the m stake you did. You ought
n have seen at once she didn't know YOU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
yEw-8AMpsHIRE PROHIBITIOyIsTS MEET.

Corcord N. H.. June THE Prohibitionists Of
IN. state met In annual convention In this city To-
day. The usual resolutions were adopted. Az
gustus G. Stevens, OF Manchester va, nominats x
and john c. Berry. OF Plymouth. for Congress u
Mat riots I and IL respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
MEDALS FOR BRAVE FTRENEN.

Tho annual prosen:ation Of medals for bravery
and efficiency IN tho Fire Department took place at
noon yesterday IN Commissioner Scanneirs ONCE
az Fire Headquarters. In tho presence OF a number
OF invited guests Five companies had been So
lected a sort OF guard 81 honor They were
engine companies nos. - and a and hook ard lad
der companies Nos. o. 10 and :. The Commissioner
read tho names OK the whom the mtdals
TO be awarded. and they slapped out from
the lines. Before presenting tho medals Corrmis-
sioner Scannell made an address. in which he
pressed regret that there not more similar
tokens Of distinction for great bravery the ps
Of frcmen there having BEEN he said acts per
formed by many OF the deserving Of marked
recognition. He also expressed regret that under
tho lew AT ths present time he had not tho power
10 promote those who performed great acts OF bra
very w1thou, the men having 10 undergo Civil
Service examination.
James P"arl. OF Hook and Ladder Company 40.
:. received the Bennett medal Pearl blushed
lie accepted tho token. and Secretary Docharty
read an account OF the frcrnan's brave act. On
January T. 1891 AZ fro at No 9i Lexington ave
he saved the i.fe OF Ferdinand Schmidt The latter
had jumred from the top story. and landed the
shoulders ~ lieutenant Howe Pearl caught Howe.
and held him and schmidt suspended forty fee,
above tho Sidewalk Had he done both
would have been manned killed. To Lieutenant
Howe next presented the Bonner medal Ho
is row member Of Engine Company 40 - To
Fireman James ! crawford ~ Engine Company
SO. 30 was awarded the strong medal. lis ,sone
at Or" nt so i,5 Lcro,-st. on February j.. lsa7.
WAS considered tho most daring indoor rescue OF
the year. lie cralcI into tho building through tho
flames ana smoke and pulled out two men over
como hy smoke. The stephenson medal. for tho
most Efficient company. Was presented 20 captain
John j. R.ordan Of Hook and Ladder Company
Aver Tie medals lad h~on p-"s"nf~d Ensin" Com
Ifhf So 90 fht Hook "i.i Ladder COMPANY -"
gave au exhibition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
List yrlRS CITY AccorNTS CORRECT.

LAST YTiRN CITY ACrOi NTS COhREfT
The Cofnnii-slonors ~ Accounts have submitted
10 tho Mayor a report - IN examination . fh~
ccpts and disbursement q no" offices - ~" Con
tr0.l.r and lH'y Chamber a.n during th" year l"I
All tho accounts werc found 20 he correct.
Tho total amount 81 morcy hc.onsing 90 ~" city
in The various banks and trust companies on Jan
nary amounted % y1-ffFi q This MAS dlfiicd
rffilrg thiriy-nine banks and fourteen trust CONE
uaries the lnrges' amounts being WIN the lfn-
i0rtors and Traders National Rank ana me Va
ionai ,1ty Bank. which had t22si % - and Ns25.
~ respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02

The claim on which the Sheriff has put n keeper
IN tn. ONCE OF La & Fimonds. Stockholders.
at No % Broad at. WAS IN favor OF Lewis g. Van
Riper formerly a clerk there. for t2l3 salary al-
legged 10 be due and 500 damages for dismissal
before his contract expired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
cHAPMAN AwAKENs MEMoRIns.
THE SPOT.

The celebrated Captain Chapman walked foot
IN front Of the 10Th Company 81 the 4th Regiment.
toward the end Of the column. II 10 be OK
pected that he would be singled out by the crowds
In some manner, either with expressions Of esteem
or the reverse Both fell 10 his lot. In lower
broadway there was @ good deal Of cheering for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02

p BENJAMIN LYON confessed Judgment here yos-
terdav for slo0is in favor OF William Capps on
a demand note made In Baltimore on April 80,
So for borrowed money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02

Schedules Of Scholtz Sanchez Co. Venezuela
shipping and commission merchants At NO. =
State-st. show liabilities. s2T7S5o; nominal assets.
S.7slSs. and actual asse:s. s2o N1 OF the actual
assets $4,000 are accounts duo from merchant IN
Venezuela Mexico. Uay'i and the Vest Indies.
There are about two hundred and MY creditors.
nearly all Of whom IN this city.