New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-22
TWO BUILDERS WANTED.
ANXIOUS CREDITORS SEEKING THEM.
THEIR WIVES HAVE LEFT TowN-ATTAcHMENT'

THEIR WIVES HAVE LEFT TowN-ATTAcHMENT7
OBTAINED-oTrIER BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Creditors OF Thomas p. Dunno and simon Bt'incr'
two well.known Harlem builders. have been seac'e
for them during the last week. and say thcy nav Z
been unable 10 find them. 1t Is the beiiet ot "'c
creditors that they have both left the city, OWING
,.rge amounts for materials and work on their build
ings The not partners. but were ih''"'''e
friends.
Mr. Dunno was for ten years carpenter. painter
and decorator and began to build in 1855, ana eihce
then has built a good many flats In Harieih' MS
present Separations consisted OF seven hvcstofy ha''
in One hdndred and nneteenthst. between Eghth anu
Ninth aves to cost 5000 EACH lie bought the iots
In December on n mortgage for $4,000, and obtained
q building loan of se3,OOO which falls due septem'
Der l. Being favorably known In the trade, he got
all the material he wanted on credit, payments 10
DO made, 1t Is said, out Of the money AZ II was re
ceved on the building loan, and the HATS were specify
built nd TO the roof. To Rody Mclaughlin tile con-
tractor who did the excavatlng and other work. was
promised. he says, payment May l3 out OF a
e. 900 nsalment OF the building loan, bu, he did not
get It, lie called ut the buildings and at Mr. Dunno
home hut was unable 10 find HIM Inquiries were
made In the .neighbOrhood, and 1t was said that MI.
Dunno and his wife had gone TO Cahiorhia'
Mr.. Mclaughlin put his claim in the hands OF
Early & rrcndergast, who put a mechanics lien on
ment against Mr.. Dunno on the allegation that he
had left the state with intent to defraud creditors
II WAS also alleged that Mr. Dunno had transferred
vacant lots 7OxIOO, In Observation-Disclosures
IT.. between Fifth and sixth ayes, to Mo'eH L'
Rosenfed for a nominal consideration. the deed behs
recorded on Mny 10. These lots had been received
n few DAYS previously In exchange for two Hats. Nos
90, and 3II Wc.t hundred and sixteenthst. The
lots were mort gagged for $2j 900 1t also alleged
that Mr. Dunno and his wife on May 10 lad conveyed
propety at No. 4. New Bowery, to Harris RoSehtl'i
for 81 Mechanics liens aggregnting S22'o's
have been filed by creditors against lhe
property in One-hundred and nlneteenth|'t'. Dc
tween Eighth and Ninth avesv as ioi!ow'
Rodv Mclaughlin s3.oo5; Patrick Conihn'
a. 700 Tor masonwork: John Bell &c son. S6,61s
for building materials; Louis Roller, $1,000 i"r
plumbing: Michael j. Begin, S'uo "'
plumbing: u. +. Walton Buff Brick company s''o'
Peter Miller $3.50 for brick and mason WORK 'eos
r. Robbins & Co.. sl46 for wall coping ana CHIMNEY
fues. It also appeared In the hlhdaNtS INA, MI
I,,one on MAY 10 received $1,000 payment on
the building loan from Otungcr Brothers ana
/, w.. said Yesterday that he had not been at ther
Office Sncc that date. Mr. Prcndcrgast SAID yesterday
tina. hi, information regarding Messrs. dunno anu
Blttner was hear,ay. lie had been '"iu u''' '''
Dunne and Mrs. Biitlner had gone To Cahiorh'a w
cc,her and IT was reported that their husoiu' n''
likewise hit the city. -.
simon Bittlncr has been III Inv p"'''i''H iva
for about five years, and IL IL said was ior"e''' AT
inspector Of building Two years ago he erco'c" ''
tenement houses. Nos 30 to - Willett st., when
wer, encountered for $4,000 In November last no
purchased nine lots on the south side OF ole h''uo
and slxteenth,, between Fifth ana SiAih a'eH'
from Ottinger brothers. giving them purcha'c'noAey
mortgage for $1,000. and obtaining building loan
from them Of $4,000 lie proceeded TO erect nhs
sv..st,ry flats 10 cost sls60Oo. which are not
70, finished Against these creditors began on MAY
IA Ia file nicchanics' Hens. which now NJ
c,ccate Az 1OI a. follows Michael j. Begin, piunncr
$4,000. Flood & Van Note. pasteTer', f',ooo hWy
McIanrhl,n contractor 1924 Matthew L. kervan,
roofer saOa3; bradley 4 Curricr Co.. trim, slL'
sro:. John Eel a son. mason materials $3.50" :
Jo~eph Ilerdman, S79J: schanh NasSoth, nTc
e.caJes otc g.. 800 John Pcloso. stonewort si-ii'
George ". Gulinger. attorney for Joseph Kosehtha''
has obtained an attachment for sl.,-0 against Louis
ZeIcr Manufacturer OF artificial nower,, al No -
Bond st. II was said yesterday that Mr.. Zeimer hah
gone on the road travelling and had gwen bill OF
sale on everything TO Zeimcr FeldStcn, the senior
partner Of that firm being his brother.
Ernest y. Dorlng. dealer in furniture aud folding
beds At No. 80 West Fourtccnth-st. made an assign
mcnt yesterday TO Frederick siemon. gvns preferences
ior s5.lOo % the following banks ln9n S,lnare.
400 tiermhn Exchange, rl,lOO CARRIED, Sl,oOp I,
Astgr Ila-c $50 Mc'mpoli-. $40, m. -, ~.
The -hrrin ha- taAon charge OF The oh'c of thc
Dawson Enamel Company. manufacture NJ cnnn~l
nalnt. nj No Past Seventeenth ~. on two rNrci
lions for ~ osB. I'm favor o, ComNo a seal ana iioc-
ks, * Co The company had capta STOCK of f-o,VV'
Theron Baldwin was president, ana Evan e. sherman
treasurer. . .. -. ,-,. a.. l..
had nG Irf town as tie crdiors lad declared. that
n. wa. al the house Of friend ana hnd gone ont oi
inwn only y~teria, 10 spend sunday and would return
Monday.