The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-06

declared elected were 0u'sed' and ne" '''''
''on ~ sSs uroceedings were recently asco nd
na lily a. Rev Mr.. Hart resieneo ane
~aca;vsJ a wears salary. The cnuIono', % rs1
nj consolidated. The counseI WI p, s.
ceive the Ell. 900 represen'e" 'A
faction. ,x.c,r 1osFs
m p-oor,vr Tabernacle has come out sec
s''oat in he legal tilt with ContractoI
onu Io, r. wills. who did the mason WORK y"
vh"'. 80 church in Clinton and Greene ava
WIG N po,ore the building had been comPiete11
~! nue s,nstaes refused TO pay Dir. Wills Dill. anu
III Tue ed a mechanics lien for $4,000 againss
tha nroperty. Mr. Wills suit to forecloses. 'I y,
lien was recently tried before Judge - frdaa
I the supreme court, and yesterday the 49,
randered a decision in favor OF the piainsith.
Iudce Pratt says the plaintiff had legal rit .t
IN file lien at any time when perforinins s1o
work or furnishing the materials. h e n.a
that the contention that notes were accep'eI
In payment is not substantiated by LILO o''
dence o.,;sa the
The case will be appealed. OtheTwiSye, d sns
big new Tabernacle could be sold unuei '"ue'
Pratts decision.
ABANDONED THEIR SHIP AT skA'
The first news Of the probable aoan ninad
ment at sea Of full-rlgged snip Was ptss
W. c. L.
sew. from Liverpool anchored OH PAM, oanuy
Hook for orders from her agents mere, Me7 ids.
Simpson. Spence Il Young The massey ioi'
for PHILADELPHIA in the afternoon.
Captain Ivans. of the Plassey. rep9rteu
sighting full-rigged ship in ballast ana nSins
q signal of distress on January zsth; H..
Living To near the ship was yellow lun-
nelled steamship which Captain Evans
thought TO be a tramp vessel. The captain
decided that the ships crew was Deing ,rans-
ferred to the steamship. and the flassey
therefore kent on her course. Inc snppoSeu
tramp steamship left the ship and steamed
eastward while the Plassey's oflcers we're
watching her, and the ship, with distress
signal still up. began yawing, mus SHOWING
that She had been abandoned TO her tate.
What ship this was can only be conjeetured.
According to Captain Evans report no enort
was made to fire the abandoned vessel. ne
Plassey was not near enough to MAKE out Tue
nationality of either the abandoned snip OF
the rescuing steamer.
BUSINESS EMBARRAssMENTs.
LAWYER Ezra A. Tutt.e, Of No. 5 Beekman
street has been appointed receiver for Jere-
miah Goldstein, dealer in clothing, OF NO.
Baxter street. who failed last OCTOBER ior
$4,000. The supplementary proceedings
were brought by Harris Smallson; ..oh
The sheriff Yesterday received on attach-
ment for $500 against Harris Nelnstein
manufacturer Of cloaks at No. ~ MhIh'e5i
street in favor of S. j. Brumberg. but coniu
not find anything 10 levy upon, as al .no
stock had been removed. Weinsteln mas
been i'm business about three years on ms
own account. and in May last he took IN
Louis Bernstein as partner, who II was Sslu,
contributed 81 800 cash capital and acted as
salesman. Mr. Weinstein WAS reputed 10 own
the house No. 80 Market street, valued al
SOS. 900 and mortgaged for $4,000.
Deputy-Sherif Murphy has closed the
grocery store of Hutchinson a. Gillespie
corner of Madison avenue and One-hundred-
and-Fifteenth street, on an attachment LOT
q. $50 in favor of L. G. korner.
The sheriff IS in possession OF the store OF
Dora Kraushopf. dealer in mems furnishing
goods. at No. 500 Third avenue, on al execu-
ton for 1884 in favor of Max Fischer; tor
money loaned She began business last May,
claiming capital of e.. 900.
Fayman & Sprague. lessees of the dfaho
Central Hotel. yesterday allowed Judgment
against them for S26 233, III favor OF Eugene
Higgins. for rent of the hotel for the months
of September. October, November and De
cember last.
Moses J. Strock. assignee for j: Leopold
Sons. importers of toys, china and glassware
at No. 80 Warren street. filed schedules yes
terday showing liabilities amounting 10 SoZ'-
429, nominal assets Of S54, SJ6 and actual as
sets of g19 SS5.