The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-01

charge Of the factory OF Hartman y Ae nue.
sohn cloak manufacturers, at No. 800 ,"ua
street. on executions for S4.y2s, oothheu y.
Horwitz l. Harshfoid for the io'i ~ ~
creditors: NJ. J.. Stiegltz son 49,,
Abraham Steinam S159 Herman II a;nass
<6b7. Mr. Hartman has been IN ,ho 80
since 1881. and the present nllh was
formed IN Janunrv. 1890 with
claimed capital o. 10000 IN December
100. they were burned out and. II IS SAID re-
ceiyed $4,000 insurnce. Lawyer, lenis
G0ttegrew. attorney >or the hrm' saiu yesl 'a.-
day that the trouble came upon tnein 80
suddenly They were sued ~ cIe.i.o w. ~ -
others heard 81 Il and bounced upon them,d !,
handing their money before IL Was une. a. ~
thor credit was cut Oft. They thought we
business was GOOD until the creditors presSeu
them. The firm had made serons errors =, "a
figuring on the cost Of manufacturing. . .
Thought the liabilities were between soV'V v
aud 5000 o. but could not state me az SEES
until an inventory had been made me III II. II.
hoped 20 30 able TO effect q setIloln7N' WIN
the creditors. s..,o~.
The assignment Of Kaughran Co dealerS
in dry goods formerly at No. oOs br way
made on January z. 1856. was yes1e.uaJ -
aside by Justice Truax. OF the supreme
Court. on the application Of SchWaD DrolneI'
judgment creditors, on the grounn INA. ~ ~
before the failure one Of the partners pa'u
d. a. e-
personal nature. The Court heiu ln"V '-''
mistake inyGilate the assignment, est5
The schedules Of Solomon bloolhlslu,
dealer in shoes nj No. 81 Sixth avenue shy"
liabilities. fl9. 90: nominal assets. SzO'O'''
actual assets kl3. 24. -,
Deruty Sheriff Finn has made levy on tno
restaurant Of Schroeder & Ernsberger' az W. w
% Grand street. On executions LOT 800
They bought out Louis Llegier ID no. en- ,o0t
1880 for $1,000. and on Novempsrs ~. l''5'
gave a chattel mortgage 20 J.. DaAahliAo "
Co.. brewers. fOg .A.Ol0. ,
Thomas r. Heating has been appointed re-
ceyef Tor Crail Ahrens, dealers IN men
furui hing goods. Of no. n west Dne nun-
dred and twenty-ffth street, 10 supplement
tary proceedings brought by 5lrs. Henrietta
Alrens. ,..-
Robert H. Ray has been appointed receiver
for William Dem Deey. ~ Dempsey d" olnlln'
dealers in browustOuc az the 'ot OF east One-
Observation-Disclosures street. IN suppie-
mentary prOce edings brought by j.. L.Mooney
and l. Shipman The firm was interested
in three houses on Ninetyegnth street PC
tween Second and Third avenues o. when
they sOOk possession.
ne sheriff has taken possession or the
store OF Isaac ieldstein, dealer IN fancy
20 ds at no. 1879 Second avenue, on an exc
cution or 1873 IN favor Of Morris Bolley.
WORK OF THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE.
Yesterdays meeting Of the Board OF tsu-
mate was consumed principally 10 closing up
the budget OF 1872 and getting ready for lts
FORMULATION to-day Deputy-COntroier
Storrs aud General Clerk J.. II. OJerFols
speut the night. rs usual. IN gett NJ every
thing in shape IN compliance with the c0nsol-
idatlOn act An extra allowance OF -3,OOO was
voted to Commissioner Heiuts % be expended
on repairs Of the harlem railroad bridges. fOr
the next police parade p 600 was apprOpra
ted. although heretofore the expenses OF the
annual show of TIE finest have been borne
by the force. Fire Commissioner Robins got
$40 o added to the Fire department aPpro-
priation for printing ls0,OJJ cards TO be dis
tributed among the hOuse-hOiders oil tho city,
informing them how to expedite bTe-alaFms.
The Board will complete It's WoIH on the
budget 1T noon to-day.
TEACHING HEBREW Girls TO SEW.
The Ladies' Bikur Ch0lm Society Industrial
School. No I77 east Broadway gave Chanu-
kali entertainment Yesterday afternoon for
sisted of piano solo by Miss Ray LevisOn.
song Dv Rev. r. Kartscbmaroh. humorous
recitation by Mrs n. Brandon, violin solo by
Miss Anna Jokas, address by Rev
Henry $. Jacobs. lighting of tho
candles by the Rev. h. hartsclmar0h, and
the singing of the Chanukah song by the
pupils Of the school. hefreshments were
served. The society teaches poor Hebrew
girls 20 sew. One hundred girls. whose ages
range from eight to fifteen years, attend the
school.
The officers of the society are. President,
Mrs. J.. Ioplitz Vice. resident, Mrs. Is.
Huntington Treasurer. Mrs. s. Newsletter
Secretary, Mrs n. Brandon.