New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
ATTACHMENT AGAINST CHARLES L. BuCkl.
THE ,rNnrc MERCHANT SAID TO BE LIVING
IN SAN FRANCISCO CONDITION OF THE
rOMpANy

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! IN SAN FRANCIsCo-CoNDITIoN OF THE
ARCHER & rANCoAsT COMPANY.
Malrs & Lewis. contractors, have obtained an at
t,cbmcpt against Charles L. Bucki lumler merchant.
whose domestic troubles were recently aired III court
Ter SCI 708, on the ground that he now lives III san
Francisco Their claim Is for work done and damages
for delay in constructing the OtiS EleVa'hH IAN
WAY in the Catsk>. The sheriff served the AT
tachmcnt on officers Of the Otis EevatDg Railway to
levy upon any amount that might De- due Mt Buch.
TO obtain the attachment an affidavit OF Theodore l..
ives was presented TO show that Mr. Buch had gone
to live in California. Mr.. Ives who has known Mt.
pucld for two years, AYERS that Mr. BucM until
recently vice president OF the yellow Pine Company
at No. 1G Beavcr-st: that he called at IN" once oi
the company on July Is and told by c. w.
Wilson, the treasurer, that Mr.. Buch had gone 10
live In san Francisco Mr.. Ives was also told DIV Il
member OF the Manhattan Climb that Mr. BucM had
applied to be placed on the non resident list Before
his wife brought snit for separation Mr. BUCK N'u
at No. ZIG West seventy nlnih-st Mr.. Buch alter
ward it is said. went TO the Hotel Marlborough to
live The business Of Charles l.. Bucli & Co. was
merged into the yellow Fine Company on Jannary l.
1892, and the firm OF L. Bucki son. composed OF
Charles l.. Buchi and his mother. was turned into Il
corporation called the l.. Bucki d son Lumber Com
pany last fall
A report of the condition Of the Archer q Pan
coast Manufacturing Company. of NO. 800 broau-
way has been prepared by William A. Harding, ac-
countant. The total liabilities are Sl,lO94oJ, OF
which fal672J are contingent. They are as follows
Bills payable S48G024 bonds payable. S2'oooo'
accounts poyab.e SI3O sO4. The total nominal assets
are 81 SIC Goo actual assets Appropriated. SlI4l,-
6g1 They are: Cash and cash advances ON tickets,
nominal S455o: actual 80 O76: bills and accounts
receivable nominal Hi1S,074: actual, S'63,2jo, oil
which 295 are considered collectibe and S2S,54
absolutely uncollecible There claims against
firms for $a"4 1872 against which arc counter claims
,o be adiudicated accounts Of deposit. nominal,
s207l: actual II 5I2: merchandise. nominal. SS'6l,
the company face value. l07.70o; estimated to be
worth $lGl $50; bond and mortgage on premises AZ
Th,rty,hird. st. and First.avc Sjl .lS0 real estate
and factory buildings in Brooklyn, nominal
S,i4 All: actual sos 12T: plant and machinery.
nominal. S3l9,722; actual. Sl"2,13l.
,nle committee OF creditors, II Is said. report that
the receivers have reduced the expenses OF carrying
an the business at least $4,000 year, and recon-
mend that II I'm the interest OF the creditors mat
the business should suffer 10 interruption.
Judgment for S129,5G1 was entered yesterday
against Andrew j. Cooper in favor OF the state Trust
Company on Il note.
George ID. Smith, proprietor OF the Metropolis ana
Columbia restaurants at Nos "a and 80; and 40 ana
A, Fast folirtcentl-st., has given bnl oi sale "i
the two placcs to Agnes IL. smith. his wife, iT u
nominal consideration. Mr. smiths troubles are at
tributed 10 his venture In Chicago WHERE ne ol'i '
for six months being $4,000 "brad.trtvtS loon
away his rating In April last. Mr. smith ,, StaIlea
In business on January l. 1886 ~ lne Da! hi.on,T
In Fourteenih-st., which was changed into The 90