New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27
TEOrBLES or BUSINESS MEN.
A RECEIVER APPOINTED AND NUMBER OF
JUDGMENTS ENTEEID.

A RECEIVER APPOINTED AID \ NtNbTI' VI
JUDGEMENTS ENTEE1D
,.co, Cantor has been appointed receiver OF tli'
u,,if,,.d Fancy Goods Company, manufacturing DOG
COLLAR. at NJ, "a and 40 Duane>t. by JHdsc I@"Ieh'e'
or tbe supreme Court. I>idor Bremen siaft"' 'n'
busine,S In Newark and incorporated the '""f'"A
,.s1 with a capital stock Of $4,000. winch wa III
creased 10 $4,000 In l-e5. aud he continued ~ P'V>
dent and treasurer until recently. Riley Osborn" 81
xer.r; l. i, said were interested III the company
An attachment FOR 1904 issued against t!lc COZ"
many last week in favor Of the "iIe> ''inP'F'
Joc,,,, Of 80 so Broadway. attorney l"F 'l' .''
ford company. said Yesterday that The concern wa
only temporarily cmbauas ed. bat was 'p~""'"
solvent and would in time pay everything ""'' ''
d assets were over $4,000. while the actual Ia
,ut.cs wore. &l 900 TIE reason FOR IN" receiver Wiz
that the company had made accommodation P'"F ~
thc amount Of about 10000. when lad gone III" NV
hands Of third parties, and IN ordcr 10 p""' III"
companys creditors II had been DECIDED 10 nave -
ccivcr II i, thought that the accommodation p'"'
will lee taken care Of 10y the parties for whom II VIZ
made
sieismund Abraham. dealer in dry and fancy f""o'
at NO 5O4 Tenth ave, made an assignment '''"''''
10 Loui, L0wcnstciu, lawyer. Of no l'o N"'N'' '''
giving preference for 1904 Ia the H. J." !'''"
COMPANY Mr.. Low"n,tcn said that Mr. Npi"
ham had become short Of ready cash. but l''d
/ large stock Of goods. and would pay eNci>D"N ~
time and tw0thiriS Of the creditors nave a''r"'>
granted an extension. lie has been III business auo"'
fifteen years. .
The schedules Of Lowdcn & RUTHERFORD dealers III
carriage, at 40. 1876 Broadway. show hahl'"''
80 $50: nominal assets, TG1 100; actual a''e'N'
s35323 The stock i n0minally valued at F'2'74o'
actual 1904: the balance Of the assets i on a'
counts and 40 cash.
f. X. Sergeant. IT, N Co., prOpret"rs 0i the r'N'N
Yarn Mill, at Newark who have had Judgment
entered against them in This city for 81 .2'2 in favor
IA A %nuM
/ attachment AGAINST them for $500 III favor "i
Harriet : Weaver. reported to owe over T-'ooo
They formerly valued their investment AT f:"oOo on
which they claimed an equity OF fl2OOO lhcy
bapu business i'm February. l--, Dr. W. =. Bacr the
"Cop il was said, furnishing the capital For
some time they have been trying to turn their bn'l-
ness ito a stock company. LOui, LOwcnstcln, who
,cnrcsent, thc ". \. Furbu>h * son Machine Com
many said Yesterday that Me>>r> Walter = Baker ana
Edmund X. sergeant IT,, who compose the firm 81
= X Sargent. jr. a CO.. also partners IN the
firm of f.. Harvey d co. knitting mills. Of BrOOklJn
in which firm they had twOthiIdS interest.
Dcputy sheriff Fox has received two attachments
against the J. Mcybcrg Hat Company Of II. Louis,
granted by Judge Lawrence Of the supreme Court,
in favor Of the Empire state Bank for ~ $50. and
the other in favor of William b. Thorn for $4,000.
The sheriff Yesterday sold out the stock Of Lawrence
Stcinbugcr. dealer in furniturr. AT Nos. LIB and
lab Eighth on an execution for e,3l III favor
Of his brother John Steinbugcr. jr.
Judgment for T6,s11 wa entered YESTERDAY a-ainSt
William III. NickhaH, IN favor OF Thomas +. Rowland.