New-York tribune., 1891-09-24
JUDGMENTS AND ATTACHMENTS.
PROCEEDINGS IN COURT AND ELSEWHERE
BUSINESS DIFFICULTIES.

Judgments for s2O4,2 ,25O were yesterday entered
against Sigmund T. and Arthur L. Meyer, composing
the firm OF S. T. Meyer Son, reslestate oper-
ators at No. a. Broadway. OF this, $143,427 was
in favor of William NJ Coer, 1r being the balance due
on eleven notes of the firm, which were discounted by
the Western National Bank and transferred to Mr.
Coer, and se0s23 in favor Of Henry NJ Coke on four
teen notes of the firm discounted by the Lenox Hill
Bank and transferred 10 Mr.. Coke.
Judgments for S3,15s were also entered against
them and ethers in favor Of II. Nicholas Jarchow Ihey
were large operators I'm real estate notably in Tnty
fourth-st, between Lexington and Park aves, ana at
Nos. 8 to IL Broadway
The Sheriff has received attachment for $500
against Abraham Edelson, butcher, of No 36 Jeffer
sonst in favor of Daniel Rotlisten on the allegation
that Mr.. Edelson had disposed of his property win
intent 10 dcfraud his creditors He has conveyed
large amount Of real estate in the last few days lie
transferred No. 250 C1nton-st. to Aaron Kapan for
Sl3 00O ortgaged for S11 oOO He owned Jointly with
his brother Louis the property Nos 75, n and ~
Oliver-st., which they conveyed on Monday to Louis
Gordon, the consideration being 100000, subject to
heavy mortgage. They also conveyed No. GO Thomp-
sonst. mortgaged for $4,000, to Sol jacobs for
s35, 500. On Monday Abraham put chattel mortgage
on his store fixtures at No JefTersonst to Abraham
Lewis for $500.
The Sheriff yesterday took charge Of the store OF
John J. Bloomfield setioner. at No. 20 Chambers-st'
on three executions for $27ss, Of which $3.50 was
In favor OF W. IL. Smith and $4O3 in favor OF Mary H.
Bloomfield Mr.. Bloomfield is one Of the Oldest estab
shed stationers in the city, having been in business
thirty five years His business was formerly very
prosperous, but Of late years it has fallen off con-
siderably and for ten years he has had rating at
Bradstreets.
The store OF Conn., Solomon & Co., manufacturers OF
trousers at No. 627 broadway, is in the hands Of
Deputy Sheriff Heimberger. They carried business
under the style Of the Empire Pants Company. The
firm consists Of Walter J. COhn. William l. COhn and
Ephram solomon. The business started here by
Walter J. Cohn and r. solomon in January, 1886, and
w. l. Cohn became partner on July l, 1888. They
formerly had branch store at Pueblo, Col but gave
II up last spring. B. NJ. Ewing has obtained an at
tachment against the firm for $655 the allegation
tat they have been selling goods at auctOn in Balti-
more. Miller d Moses have also obtained an attach
ment for S604 and the firm have confessed judgment
10 l.. Haas q Co. for $2.45S.
Rosenthal & Gordon, manufacturers Of shirts and
ovcras at No. 106 Franklln-st, yesterday confessed
Judgment for 81 $50 TO the H. b. Clafn Company for
goods sold between April and September q. The
Sheriff has taken possession Of their stock The firm
Is composed Of Louis ROsentha and Michael Gordon,
has been ia business several years ard claimed capital
of $4,000.
George L. McQuad has been appointed receiver for
John p. Delaney, ieweller formerly at the Ast0r
House, the application Of E. NJ Delaney in supple
mentary proceedings