The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-15
Notes Of Trade, Labor and Lndushy

an involuntary bankrupt. The concern Is a
large manufacturing establishment In the
city of Dayton. The company was adJudged
an involuntary bankrupt. Harry Il. Talbot
and William B. Ernshaw, Of Dayton, We're
appointed temporary co-receivers 10 take
care of the property until the creditors can
elect a trustee.
The National Association OF Brokers I'm
Refined Sugars, which includes pa brokerage
concerns doing business in the leading cities
of the United States, has held its first an
nual meeting in New York. r. H. LAM
borne, OF New York, was elected president.
Among the directors chosen were II. +.
Havemeyer, Chicago: Harry 10y, Dayton.
O., and Ariel Meinrath. Chicago. Retiring
President Milford reported excellent prog
ress during the first year or the organiza-
tons existence
The foreclosure proceedings OF the New
York Security and Trust Company and
Charles NJ. SchwaD against the United
States Shipbuilding Company and Receiver
Smith were adjourned yesterday until Jan
20. the adjournment being taken I'm compii-
ance with the stipulation entered into by all
interests in the shipbuilding litigation that
the decision Of Judge kirkpatrick. OF the
Federal Court of New Jersey. on the mo-
ions for the consolidation OF all the ac-
tons pending before him.
Judge eager. in the Superior Court ar
Hartford, Conn, yesterday, ordered the
discharge of State Receiver futile. OF the
Windham County National Bank at Daniel
son. Counsel for Mrs. Ella Russell. widow
VI AkaGEkAAH WIN
for the receivership, stated TO the court
that the old board Of receivers had been
deposed, the banks capital had been re-
stored and $1,000 worth OF paper. which
had been put up for speculative purposes.
had been taken up by the makers. The
bank. IL is announced, will reopen to-day.
At the convention OF the International
Union OF Hodcarriers and Building Labor
ers at Trenton. y. J., yesterday. samuel
Gompers president Of the American Fed
Grafton OF Labor. made an address. He
spoke OF the Industrial depression and.
while he held out hopeful Views for the
situation. he advised that all union men
should prepare themselves for a depression
by the exercise OF frugality. He also ad-
vised tina the national and State per capita
tax Of the American Federation OF Labor
be increased because oi the great expense
involved in the spreading OF unionism. The
convention defeated the proposition for the
establishment OF the international mortuary
fund. II was decided that the national
headquarters OF the federation be main
tanned In Chicago.
The United Mine Workers OF District No.
6. In session at Columbus. o.. unanimously
adopted q resolution favOring the study OF
economic and political questions. an order
20 prepare 10 take possession OF the 1u-
dietary, legislative and executive powers Of
government. In order 10 ak away the
powers OF the employers 10 use govern
mental powers 10 advance their own ends.
A resolution was adopted declaring that
engineers must belong 10 the miners union.
The strike or the Chicago livery drivers
began anew yesterday. After a truce CT NJ
teen days following the IroqDois fire. tho
1000 drivers OF carriages and hearses were
ordered out again. However 20 avoid the
distressing interference with the burial OF
the dead witnessed at the beginning OF thu
strike. a modification OF the strike order
was made. and before the day WAS over
hearses manned by union drivers were et
the disposal OF every Averyman In the city.