The sun., 1893-06-21
DooKBNDER enAxek,s Ass1eNMENr.
oberiy A. Newer Say They Did Not Make
the Notes Held by l. 'wrence. Frnrier a. Go.

hv III. r.. st
p,.,., n,,.-. .,.., ,o,
o ene, n, .,.o., v'oss 49,. 49, ,s,ss
., Gu suro.. anu u. Dos.on ,s % anu
s.io Sn.'ln s,' @ uaAen po'eeos'on p, VI. y. '"e N."
s,a 600 so" ,'"- ," JnL -. ~ n.,n ~, ~.
eio'oo<. q. i1lioWH' yn'1o nvse' 80 SO, ao'' ior
money .en'' 'v"",s sr 20 S''o'-' n'pnu,
n.a.. ent. :, r,.n., " e, 1s1 ou, I., ~
saa7 ,0r r Tho S0nn
lssnc s, william V, Abraham L., and Jacob
L. Fishel On Jan. / last they claimed capt.
tai of $4,000 HorwItz 4 Hershned their at.
torneys. said Yesterday that tho failure is
solely on account OF tight money. Collections
were were oa aso poor. une lia, iii,les are about
sl5oooo OF which $4,000 is for merchandise
% On the,r own naner and on onc occormoaation n
roas OF tba
yet.
James Grange bookbinder at co and os
to Andrew Gilhooly, attorney. giving prefer.
cnces for s2o.7s4. as follows: Lawrence Fra
zier Co. Sl4.llS; William Grange. Sl.I22:
sylvester Grange. s26l3: Elizabeth Titus.
q s31. Apdro,v Cuhoo,x Sl5n uho nrnt
erenoe to Lawrence Frazier 4 Co. includes
notes "purporting" to have been made by
aious , p"t,0s' ,a, 40 iv''o.s. Upeiy NeMeu wen
'Nui ioi - t"+ 1uPtoh 'HiSo ioI Sf's'c'
W. H. Davis three for 81 $50. julius Hart one
for solO. md ". N. Jenninps ono for S4oO
also check of John K.r,t for sl,loo. all OF
which were discounted by Lawrence. Frazier
\ Co.; alsO a check OF the Franklin National
Bank for s1So. and draft drawn Iy Mr.
pn pnny nos log oM oM Cram, otnsL tL Mre
GRoos Which or efSTE sas 2' SER Mr
hands hand vs were Ss, SmrSloysa, in ~ us1insss.
LAST November Mr' uEenpe made e sintcSnsni ns,'
ainFr FrS Ssssss ssoUo apd a r arilSs s @ ony
s.9sk Ss 3 3so0O ,nnity in BrHokyn i @ sSi
nnrson S "cS99s mn ts T-'ouV'
rights. slH.GT6: Mr.; Grange wa. not At his
Ese Enen ~ nd Tnd % ss.H aey h
Thipd strset South % ,rooEiyn. ne TISSUES a' '"'
Inc wofd putportinss,. III the assiGnmnent
Ha to ts .t sd eS
had tnk~n tSan the nItes b good fifth sHd IRE
s sume h .hey are al, rSn'. . MssSnee ,S "tmn"y
the M notes whEn r,1ia Mr. HraGnae lad 1isromn'"d
~ ~ Lnwrenee; ; tb5hba,er bba ~ nfe ,oHr neHr.nG G
notes ot wers not mane by men that fney H . had
EXCHANGED any with him A their accounts
Sch creStor sS said t that Mr.
him on Monday;
LucluS uolnE lihrt
Co., metal merchant at 10 l'ur,inE sln.
made an assignment yesterday to rank NJ.
CUTE. giving preference to ilenLricSs Bros.
6usintsyss % has been estnnllshed hity years. IN
OF flosses through f. j. i)u>ning; ir.. the note
broker. but specify settled with ms credltors.
Deputy Sheriff MuIyaey has received two at;
tachnents against FRANK H.. tredericE. ,and
John Colony. doing BUSINESS as IN" colony
Bros. Manu,acturlng COMPANY. iiannrls. az
Wilton. N H.. one tor S-oooo In inyor ot
Henry 4. FAge. ana the other Tor !, l'o IN
fnvor OF X. T. Sullivan CO.. both OF Boston.
The commission accounts In this city were
Levied uron.
Two receivers have been, appointed Ivy
Eaton. Cole Burnhain; mnhulacturcrs o! ron
pines ana nttings nj ~ ana .! IuIon street
whose works nre at Br!dgSrort, Conn: En;;
Ward II; Cole mas been iapnTi,nted receiver pt
ward NJ ha a1r 'ms ss an
1879 under Connecticut laws The capital
stock is s3oot oO; ana some @mohtns @ ago tne
surllnss Was SAID 10 Do s4oo.ooo ana net as
sets suoo.ooV:
Creditors oi tho ASSET PupllsnlnG 1omnany
are very ANXIOUS 70 know now the oVtiook Is
ior tho n. IN view nl the large amount oi paper
Which Presldent Dunham hnu alscountei; II
NO company is iia. is tor IL, oi course tnelr
81 81 IN th asses VIII De InRterihiiy reuuceu;
no oSai ih0iuss MN n,e cust eHyiy a9
@ annue SG ~ atputp ontrt d+ aUunE yester @
Wy tne @ opNuain"u ~ n ~ iirE
nnS e hTcneI a aEa.heC DsIa1 w. punnaii ~ iWr
fer Which was nTesented Tor pnvment on June