New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-03
TROUBLES or BUSINESS MEN
ABRAHAM hackers AFFAIRs-wHAT THE
SCHEDULES SHOW.

SCHEDULES SHOW.
Reniamin +. Elnsten, the assignee OF Abraham
Hacker dealer in commercial paper at No. 2S5 Broad
way has filed his bond In the Of 100000 which
has been approved The sureues arc David Mayer.
brewer. OF No 1043 Fiftaave. and Isanc Rosenwald.
tobacco merchant, Of No Al East sixty-eghth ST.
Mr. Einstcin has received twenty days more time
10 furnish his schedules. lie places the actual valua-
,on Of the assets assigned to him at $360O00 There
& also large quantity OF bonds Of the Georgia southern
and Florida Railroad Company, bonds Of the State OF
Alabama and other securities, pledged with various
hanks and individuals in New-YOrk, to secure loans,
but he believes that there will be little II any surplus
realized from such hypothecatioDs As an instance
nj tho large Depreciation In values first mortgage
bonds OF the Georgia Southern and Florida Railroad
wore sold Mt auction August 10 on call loan az
"a. 10 ia said they cost Mr.. Backer about 90
The assignee includes in the S3sO,OO0 actual as
sets assigned to him 1892 900 Of these bonds which
ho places actual valuation Of Sl@7GJO also S4lo-
coo bonds Of the Macon and birmingham Railroad
Company, probable actual value SlO2,5O0; 272 shares
Of the Sheffield and Birmingham Coal and Coke Com
pany, par value $27 ,20O actual value $4,000; Ao
shares North Alabama Land and immigration Company.
par value $4,000 actual value $1,000; 175 shares
New York and Northern Railroad Company, par value
s17 800 actual value 3573 four certificates Of stock
OF the Georgia Midland Construction Company, total
par value $4,000, actual value $4,000. The real
estate in New-York has been appraised By Richard "
IIarnctt & Co. at $4,000, subject to Mrs hackers
dover right
The mill property at South Glastonbury conn.,. mas
been appraised by experts at $48,000 mortgage S4o-
OOO The mill property with the machinery, etc., IL
Is said was formerly valued by Mr. Backer at S2oo'oOo'
The outstanding accounts they on the books
are nomnaly S1s7761. the actual value OF when Is
placed at 1874 7O7 as many Of the debtors have faled'
many Of the claims have been barred by the statue
OF limitations and some contested. From the pro-
vsiona report Of the assignee 1t appears that lare
mart Of Mr. Hackers losses may be accounted for IN the
great shrinkage in value OF bonds and stocks Oh inc
Southern railroads In which he invested ana on "hc
he also made advances, and the depreciation III m1i
property at South Glastonbury.
Judgment for ISL 79G yesterday entered aSaihSo
Frederick L. Holmquist In favor of Arno H. scon ana
George NJ Fairchild jr his cO-partners IN the la'e
firm Of scho Fairchild & Co., wholesale dealers III
woollens of No Al WOrth-st.. which Is the aiho"''
declared TO be due the firm by Mr.. Holmqui'V'
Four judgments, agGregatng S4225 have peeh oO-
tanned in this city against the Muller Bronze CohpaS'
Of Tnderhil and ST. Marks ayes. Broofyn' III was
incorporated in March, $780, with capital STOCK Vi
az ZOO which was increased last February 70 SloVOo
Judgment for 1920 was YESTERDAY snoIe" ,syror of
tbe Sonth BROOKLYN Steam Engine WORKS. III laVW VI
fhe Third National Bank of New YORK. on ao t,oJ
tbo order NJ George W. StesOn & Co.. which nrl iaH
a few months ago. william W. van worms tlIo
managing partner of that firm, was formerly treasurer
~ tho south Brooklyn Steam Engine WORKS. ooa
Deputy Sheriff Hcmberger YESTERDAY attaeneo ITo|
barrels Of tar attachment for Hl,IoI 1slti9o
LANES Ross e Co., of Glasgow, Scotland IN FAVOR I" e
r. New Manufacturing Company.