Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-18
FORCED TO THE WALL.

MIR. william Entler, of the Brunswick
Makes an Assignment.
About halt.past four o'clock yesterday
afternoon there was fled in the Office o.
County Clerk Hook a deed OF assignment
made by William Entler, proprietor o
the Cafe Brunswick and Chspline street
rink, to Louis +. Stitel. The fact of the
assignment was quickly pretty generally
known about the city, and oon Mr.
Eutler was the recipient of many expires
sions Of sorrow and sympathy from his
hest of friends. The deed ia dated Apri
l., 1886, and trsnsfers to the assignee al
p%ersonsl property of whatever description
contained in the saloon and restaurant
Nos. 1885 and 1877 Market street, and
upon the adjacent Enclosure, a debt due
from Susanna Miller administrative Of
William Miller, deceased, all notes, book
accounts, and evidences Of indebtedness,
and all claims and demands due or to be
come dae, to be held in trust by the
assignee, who ia to take possession
convert the property into money
collect the debts, &c. The assignee is
given power to sell the property as a
whole, or in parts, either at private or pub
lie sale, or he may continue the business
for such time as may seem bsst for the ben
eft of the trust. The proceeds of the sale
are to De applied as follows:
Frst-The assignee ia to pay the ex-
penses of executing the trust, including
the usual commission to himself.
Second-He is to pay such lien for rent
as the owner of the premises occupied is
entitled to enforce by Law.
Third-Pay to the legal firm of Russell
& Sifel, S2j. for professional services.
Fourth-ApplY the residue, if any there
be, as far as may be necessary and snfh.
cient, to the payment of a note dated Jan.
uary 6, 1856, for $4,000, payable four
months after date, to the order Of A. Rey.
mann, which note ia held by the German
Bank.
Fifh-Then to pay the balance Of
1913 &c Of a note for 81, l63 26, with inter
est, said note being held by j.. P. A
Entler.
Sixth-A note held by the German
Bank for $3.50, dated March ), 1886, and
payable four months after date.
Seventh-The residue, If anywhere be, IS
then to be applied TO The payment Of other
outstanding debts, pro ratio. All accounts
are to be filed within six months from the
date of the assignment.
TIE deed then transfers 10 the assignee
Mr.. En;ler's intereat in the Chsplina street
rink, which interest is to be sold in the
most advantageous manner, and the pro.
ceeds applied as follows:
Frst--To the payment Of The expenses
of that PARTON Of the trust, With the usual
commission to the assignee.
~Stcoud-To the payment Of the note for
Sl50 above mentioned.
The balance. il Gny here ba, is 10 be sp.
piled as is provided in the part Of tho deed
RELAXING to the saloon and restaurant
property.
Assignee Stiiel was asked by a reporter
what be thought the total liabilities would
be, but he said it was rot possible to tell at
this time. Mr.. Entler said he attributed
his misfortune 10 tyo tsir5s=-tbe drain
eaused by the running Of the rink, and a
lack Of patronage at the restaurant. He
had been steadily losing money at the
for a long time past, and the
result was inevitable. Generous, genial
and gentlemsnly in all his intercourse aud
dealings With thoss With whom he came in
contact, Mr.. Enters misfortune only falls
lesa heavily upou his friends than upon
and it is the sincere hope of all
that bis difficulties may be tided over and
the Brunswick be continued under it's Old
management.