New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
IT'S HOLIDAY BUSINESS BhD.
THE SHERIFF CLOSES A DRYGooDS STORE.
OTHER FIRMS IL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Or
49,. ,,rr,~ , cos CREDITORS.

OTHER FIRMS IN DIFFCULTIES-MEEIlN' VI
PIX, MARTIN COS. GREDlToES'
,r,o ehorr Yesterday took possession Of the large
drygoods store Of Deni, Fox dong bnSlIles7 a. ~
4 70 at Nos 241 and 243 >iXthavc. Mr. FOX con
tossed Indictment, TO the following creditors Inc H. DE-
ClaAin Company, s25.s34 Richard H. RAW A'''
SOS O53: Marion II. Fox, Sl4l94 German fN' ""''7
Bank S5.O2l total, S73,132 > +. hheed''"' "',,I
nev for the H. Il. Claim Company thc "c''' 70
change Bank and Mr.. Franckcl, Sad yesterday '
creditor had replevined some goods whereuPo" W.
ro, had at once sent notice to his creditors. WHO
ir,ucbt action, AGAINST him. and to whom nc Il"'c
orer. NJ Judgment. The affair had come 80 Nu'iuc"H
that he could not say at present how inuch ''e Haul"
tie, were. 49,, =,
Mr. Fox started the business at No. 100 broadway III
Fehruarv 1saG. a. Fox Il Kelly. Ihey oS'o',e" v"
February o3. 1o-9. and were succecHe' oN =.
ca in which Richard H. Franckel was spec'a part
nor for 900 for one year. AZ the cXplrd'"" " '
time Mr. Franckcl withdrew special. s1tner Dh'' II
,,os said LET his money remain in the business d.
loan In March last Mr.. Fox moved from b''"'""2
to his present location III SiXthavc. lie carried 4"
stock of about $3.50 900. II j, said his h0idaN ''o
had not been a. largo a. he expected
lively meeting Of the creditors of Peck Maruh "
co.. dealer, in builders, materials, was held YESTERDAY
If the office Of the assignee. Mr.. iamn. at NO i
Wall.st No detailed statement Of the assets anu
labirtic, was presented but il was UNDERSTOOD "''
the liabilrie, were about &3OO,nO ana hohl''ld d.
sci, 100000. After long discussion Pr"p"'Iu"'
wa, submitted to the creditors for the payment q" 'cI
claim, in full onehId 10 be paid IN SlAtN DAYS one
third in six months. oneSiXh in one year. ana one
sixth in two wears This adopted ana com
nittee was appointed, consisting If W. H. HAMMOND
Warren Alderman. Hiram snyder ana 'haric' J.
Dickinson II confer with the creditors III >c'"'IuN
SIGNATURES 10 the proposed settlement and {" report '
a week
The store Of Jacob Adam. dong business '' -
Adam a CO. dealer in dry goods. at No. 81" ''''
ST. was closed by Deputy sheriff Carr''her Ne9'''"''
ON thee confessed judgments aseIeGallnG 500" I'LL
favor Of Felix RO>enthdl solomon ArnV an" IT, ,''
oideuburs Mr.. Adam for twenty year % III
man for q; >icdenhurg CO.. and stared ~ "',,H'
for himself about two years ago, WIN d" '"'-'
cash capital Of $4,000 49, >.i,,.,.
Charles r. Patton grocer, al 40 ~, ~ 49,. ,,r
ard 10 939 Tenthavc.. made an assignment " ~,
day to James + Higgins. giving preirirn.gr i hc
lie was formerly IN bn~inc>, IN IaAicI ST. iu W,
firm of A. Patton q son. which he -H''c''" "'
1--- and ha, since been alone. 81,
William Barbour. receiver oi thc IdilclH'"'C ", ,,
Occurring ComIany. Of Pa~~a'. y. j.. inc 'hP""""
~ which Edward II. AmmiCoWn is ciI'l ""A'.' 10"
--ccypd from the New-lcr-cY Cont oi 'h"i'rN pr
i,i..ion 10 keep the woocn mills running uHC
months l,uccr Mr. Barbour has presented i'P',
Z, the court giving an estimate 0 thc .'"1",.-
l,. ,o,nua1y which Increases The amount nl IL li
d.lteduess CONSIDERABLE over IN" figures AZ lr7' .N
ant II male TIE total liabilities e'"i4o'' ana 'He
assets $-3G.149.