New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-08
ayene should he opened and extended from its present
junction with Fulton-st., to the Brooklyn bridge
MR. DAv1DSS FINANCIAL TROUBLES.
THE NOTES LAWRENCE & CO. TNDoRsED EoR HIM
RECEIVER APPOINTED FOR His AFFAIRS LAST

THE NOTES LAWRENCE & CO. INDoRsED EoR HIM
A RECEIVER APPOINTED FOR HIS AFFAIRS LAST
YEAR.
The affairs of B. Lawrence a. Co., sta
TONERS who made an assignment Friday and their
connection with the late George W. Daylds ana lnou
deus Dayds & Co.. much discussed 10 TRACE erc'es
Yesterday It the opinion Of some OF the creditors
Lawrence Co that they cannot pay their deots III i"
report was current that the amount OF paper OUT
Lawrence & Co. had Endorsed for Thaddeus DaVlds "
Co.. through George W. Davids, Cor which no provision
has been made was about $4,000. Mr.. Yates tne
assignee said that he would not give the amount uht
after the funeral Of Mr.. Dayids had taken place.
De Rharn & Co.. merchants of No. 81 Wllliam-st are
the owners Of the note S36i7 Of Thaddeus Davds
Co.. indorsed by Lawrence Co. which went 70 proeess
ON Monday and on which they have brought suit AT
the Office OF Do Rham e Co.. 1t was stated that tncy
had notes Of Davjs Co. for the past ten years
all OF which had been paid up the present time They
lad bought the last note of B. f. Cook, broker VINO
represented it to be rstoass security The same day
that II went TO protest Mr. Cook wanted to sell them
another note thinking OF course that the other had
been paid They sent TO the bank to see IT 1t had been
paid and they learned that II had been protested.
At the Office Of Mr.. Cook, the broker, at No. 40
Exchange place. 1t stated that he had sold notes OF
Dayids Co.. Endorsed by Lawrence Co., for the last
four years. and to the amount probably OF $2ooooo All
had been paid up except the presented on MONDAY
The notes were brought to him by Mr. Lawrence ana
represented as mercantile paper and all straight Two
tother notes OF kind similar TO tho one presented on
Monday on Mr.. Cooks books. - ,, -
November 10, 1882 by Judge Beach, OF the Court OF
Common Pleas, In supplementary proceedings
against him by the National Bank 6o OF vernon him and
Thomas GirvaD, Peter " Quick Porter d. Terry anu H
8. 1851. Other Judgments against Mr. Daylds were
entered in April ISL IS iGS St Charles ~ Rom b. Ffrr
$1O.012. Thomas Giryan and Peter V; Qui.ch
x x9oher Judgment for was entered against Mr.
Davids upon May 1851 in favor OF Joshua Rhodes on
OF Davids Co. on January l. 1881 previous 10 tue
entry of the above judgments The receiver
Bocrcke jr., hop broker at No l23 Br0ad-s Az ms
Office It was said that he went to Florida on January S
Endorsed the notes of slote Wooiman Co., blank DOCK
and they made him their assignee Taey subsequently
effected settlement In whch Ilr Dayids came In Will
| the other creditors. His oss however was ABOUT
Tie store Of Davtds Co.. at No. III wiIlam-st, was
open yesterday temporarily but not for the transaction
OF general business IL stated by the booxkeeper
that the firm solvent, 80 far as he knew lie knew
the private affairs OF George w. Davds the latter had
attended to the financial part OF the business Iheie
access TO- The notebook check book, ETC., had been
kept by George W. Daylds, while the bookkeeper had
charge OF the stock and ledger accounts Atthe Snerln
office stated that attachment or execution had
been entered against the firm.
which Mr. Davds a noer. forDds the reading OF
the prescribed form OF religious services over the pay
of suicide This fact has many OF the friends OF Mr.
Dayids suppose that the Rev. Mr.. Canedy. rector
| OF Trinity Church. New-Rochelle, OF which the
| dead vestryman for many years,
would decline read the burial service OF the cnurcn at
his funeral The rector however stated yesterday tnat
he saw obstacle In the way. Neither he nor any
member OF the family any intimate friend OF tue
dead man. believed that Mr. Davids committed suicide
| He was Of the last men In the world VINO woua
resort to such act Mr.. Cauedy believes that Mr;
Davlds accidentally took overdose OF laudanun 10
relieve hts sufferings from rheumatic govt.
The HuRueaot Lodge OF Freemasons has asked Mrs.
Dayss permission to attend the funeral Of her husband
I'm A body. John H. Hamer, the master OF tho
| lodge said that Mr. Ddvids had expressed
wish 10 him before his death to be buried
with Masonic honors. Mrs. Dayids consented
TO this request but expressed wish that the tnnefai
should quiet possible. Under these crcunlstan
ces the members of IuguelOt Lodge viii assemble at
their room IN czen's dress at noon on Monday ana, In
company with Knight Templars or Bethlehem Com
mandery attend the fune al, which will take place at
Trinity Church O'Clock. The body VIII De inferred
In Beech wood Cemetery, near the village Inaldeus
Dayids IA on his way from Florida and II Is e1pected
that will reach New Rochelle some time TINS aItor
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