The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-19
HETROPOLTTAN MATTERs.
Interesting Happenings I'm and About New
York Yesterday


York Yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff Young took charge yester.
day of the stock of Adolph Freedman. dealer
in clothing at SO Stanton street. under re-
plevlns obtained by Herman Joseph in favor
OF d GoldOerS. S3Z5; Cohn ~ Sandlar. $40.
A. Goodman. S12O. j. NJ Alexander 1870. II
j.. Berger. $500. The sheriff next visited the
store OF Morris Erie Imam. dealer in clothing
stZl stanton street against whom Herman JO-
seph had obtained replevins as follows: j. NJ.
Alexander, S5.5, VI. Goldberg. $500 r. l..
Berger. SZ77. Later in the dsv the claims
were secured. and the business was trans
ferred to Mrs. Hannah Friedman. she agree
ing 10 pay all the Indebtedness of Ter hus-
band, except that on which he ndOrsed notes
for his brother AdOlph.
NJ. Robinson a. Son, manufacturers Of chill
dren's clothing ut 43 Mercer street aeainst
whom Charles Lewis g. Son obtained a renle-
WIN Tor 81, 100. propose 20 contest IT, Ihsv
MADE an assignment yesterday of all their
outstanding accounts TO Leopold Haas as trns-
zee propose TO pay one hundred cents on the
dollar and will fight the replevlu.
lie sheri yesterday closed up the store Of
Samuel Geschwind, halter. at 81 avenue q
on an execution for S6lo in favor of Abraham
Schlein.
Henri Done. wholesale dealer in produce
anu fruits at Oh Ganseyoort street. made an
assignment yesterday TO Leroy NJ lyon.
Joseph Brunclik. furrer. at 90 Mercer
street, made an assignment 10 Vincent W
NOyusek, giving preference for S36.
husseil W. ). Blackwell, wholesale dealer
IN boots and shoes at l04 Duane street and Al
5yo Fifth avenue. Brooklyn. made an assio,'-
ment yesterday TO Noah lebbetts
A Petition in insolvency Las been flad in
Salem, Mass, by the First National Bank of
Haverhill against the Davis Shoe COMPANY
and Joseph Davis.
ANoTHEg sAwDUsr GAME.
young man calling himself Max Cola
smith. out admitting that this WAS not bis
right name, told new sw.ndling story in tLs
United States District Attorneys ofica in TIA
feaefa building Yesterday. short time
ago. he SAID, he read an advertisement IN a
newspaper TO the effect that a man could
make pile of money without much WORK L,,
addressing the advertiser He auswerel t6s /
advertisement. and man who sad ms nan,e /
was george Sherwood called upon him After
guarded talk OF nearly an hour Sherwood .
told Goldsmith that the article he Jeait j.,
was smuggled opium. He had twenty five
small bottles which he wanted GOLDSMITH ~
sell 70 druggists or Cinnamon.
Goldsmith received the proposition favora
oy, OUT said that ne had no money with
which 10 buy the stud. That's all yieht"
sherwood replied You don't need none,
just give me some security" Goldsmith told
Sherwood that he had nothing of any vslns
except g Id wat. b and chain He was viii
INK 10 put them up. Sherwood refused sf
nrst TO take the watch. saying that he did NOT
want To deprive Goldsmith of it. bnt Cola
sil mao become greatly worked up by this
time and insisted. - '--''
goldsmith took of his watch and CHAIN
and gave them 10 Sherwood and Sberu,n"i1
.uIneu ever the TWENTY-FIVE small bottles r.
MN. the alleged opium turned ont TO be
. noiasseS ana sawdust Now Go dsmitb wants
phei woou caught and punished Assistant
united States District Attorney Mott rsf.,@'.S
'ne young man to Inspector Byrnes.
ANNA MILLER PLEADS GUILTY.
r, Anna Miller. alias Katie Hoch. alias Clara
hehning the servant girl AGA pst w''~,o Ir
'peo' pei. pyrhes has received over ffty com
'.a, ol larceny within the D ST yea was
WE vVIhhhe up at the Iombs Court Yesterday
''.ai hef was Mrs. Ferdinand Harman wb"Se
5 5esu@nu mas Wholesale sponge store a. sq :
ear street aud who Is charged win -, % =
ecslVeo the stolen goods The Miller -,n,nass 4
.eeinies tnat She was sent out 10 steal Ia, M
II her s,aa W. appropriated the greater part
Nine me- Adele Cornalba, the dancsr oho., a
' no siiier woman with having stolan 4a'S
'iohu ring diamond pin two dressss $40, N'a
- oisIt pairs OF silk stockin,,s n Z,
psr. ana some other small artieio's "0''H IN
~ BITS nayman's house Dstsn,;' O.
cans urady and Bowling + nn5 scr, oef- ~
uanilty OF .Jewelry. dresses 49, Iaise
sIious KINDS and small article. VI
i,uer pleaded guilty aud was held - a. nn sao
~ ioI The grand Jury. MIS-. Hsyman I .S,4