The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19
THE M 4. c. PAYS The BILL.
Treasurer Storm Comes TO the Rescue and
Statistics the sheriff.

The fact that two judgments against tho Manhattan
A. c. were put in the Sherias hands for execution
THURSDAY caused considerable talk in club circles The
judgments were obtained on claims Of F. W. Glover h
Son. wine merchants of 80 Peck slip. and W F. Sever.
ance who represented the plaintiffs said 10 employed
tho provision OF the City Court act which enables
party who wants to get quick judgment to assign the
claim to nonresident OF the State which will shorten
the time allowed for answer from six to two days.
The Glover claim was therefore assigned to j. Broad.
head Woolsey OF Newark Tho total lain Of the Govers
against the club WAS in tho neighborhood of So 600.
and was for wines and whisley lilo club gave notes
for various amounts. and It was these that the
action was brought Severance stated that tho
his client ordeIed the action delay on
the part OF the club He also said that he got letter
from President of the club in which tho later
stated tina, times had been bad and they had not been
flushed tue clams they were liable to lose all sever
Storm called at his ollcs and asked Tor delay Tor .
nnd a s TO Gay drew OH
written guarantee and tent 1t to cars office. where
sT FEM
sn nd S pS nS.
Efien That Inc CLUB owed Spwars Of s2Soo fss.sr
amount q ths sxsenfons resatins liod. last
The Manna,,sn Athletic Cub ovsd W. Glover
SGn M for which ne given on
Mr.. Carr was served with summons and com plant.
law v 81 As e eGufa
y ~ ss after
noon when received word OF tho occurrence. went
to Ponrke COckrap's o.ice and Severance. I
asked him to extend tino six days. s
going out of town to rest after political
work, and said II hs would extend tho time ! would
personally to the claims II tho club did
lie said he would send for Glover which convinced me
that the ASS ment to Woolsey not bona fde. lie
said he would advise Mr. Clover to agree to extern.
sion or time left the office with distinct under.
standing that II Glover would consent Severance
would send papers extending the time until returned
to tho city. lie said no would accept promise aud.
trusting in his word. left tho city How well he kept
his word Is shown by tho action and subsequent
cutions
81 desire to say that Sheriff deputy came .
the club house. on return at once notified the
sherin' office that the money ready.
It" show the luminosity OF tho action II IL only
efsRry to thar to-day second execution Ilei
IN III" Shers uIhce ut the instance Of tho Glovers
The full amount hss been pal! to tho Sheriff. and
have lis receipts for II. The only Severance
could have had for refusing request 10
secure Tor hmsc!r few dollars additional costs LIS
statement that the CLUB owes $1,000 is absurd. Glr
house bills for supplrefurnished TO members
$50 1000 month. and it would be farcicai for clgb
with lar 20 mt mtershp TO that II does not have
frfm $4,000 to $4,000 assets and liabilities at all
times"
&C. Hughes said tho Manhattan A. G. was too pros.
porous anu soil! to suAer from HrfaC OF the clover
sort IL was simply SNAP judgment obtained WIN
view ot iniu-ing ho club. BIZ II wu,i not |Gcceedf
IT." repeated assaults Of the eneu!"- ~ the ci"o Al
only tho effect Of sodifyn. tL- ORGANIZATIONS. TAX
OF the Manhattan A. C. being InsuyeL Was .aUshaoisI