New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-10
MINOR BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

DEPUTY Sheriff Mulvaney has received executions
aggregating about $500 against Francis NJ. Arm
ing g. CO.. shipping and commission merchants at
40. 50 Front-st, but did not find enough property
to satisfy them. The general partners are Francis
NJ Aiming md his son. William NJ. Charles Graef,
the wine importer. became special partner IN
November. 1880. putting in $500
Tho Sheriff yesterday took charge Of the place
OF business OF Max Beiman. art dealer at No. 27
Flfth-ave. on executions for N2l2. He confessed
judgments to three creditors for money loaned. as
follows: j. Chaine Il SimonsOn. OF Paris. 2.5sl {:
Charles T.. Evans. A.j27 Philip Howell. S.O9. Mr..
Evans IL the we-known actor. OF Evans and
Hoey. NJ. Marley Platzek attorney for the judy
ment creditors. said that he had had the claims OF
Mr. Evans and Mr.. Hoey In his hands for num-
Der Of days The immediate cause of the collapse.
Mr. Platzek said was inability to raise money on
account Of the stringent market and inability to
dispose of paintings for anything like their value
or cost there being no market at the present time
in the art line The liabilities estimated at
5000.
Samuel and Theodore l.. Lyons. composing the
firm OF 5 Lyons & Son. dealers in precious stones
at No. | Maiden Lane made an assignment yes
tcrday 10 Louis Engel. giving preferences to Jo-
s.oh Frankers sons g. 10 for money due and msr-
chandse and TO Leon Iiirsch. $40 for mone% due.
The senior partner has been Identified with the
trade for many years and the son became part
January last
lDenufy Sheriff Ilnl mas receiver l"o 'A''h'lSiio
for Nl2s agalns. Louis Roller. plumber. at ONE
hundred nnd-eightecnth-st and ST Nichoias-ay".
Mechanics Hens aggrogating 800 were filed Yes
,erdav against Mr.. Roller Oh work In various
buildings for which he had plumbing contracts,
one of them being for 81, house In Eighty
hnh-st. where Mr Roller has been doing work
for William r. Grace. year ago Roller claimed
to be worth about $1,000.
Henry Bach, clothing merchant at No 1871 Broad
way who failed about s,x weeks ago. Is said 20 be
In Europe and it is not known when he will return.
Mr. Bach's liabilities over $1,000. ana he had
stores I'm Boston and chicago.
The Sheriff has received attachment against
Hobby 4 Doody dealers In building materials at
fIamllton-ave. and Gow2nus Canal. Brooklyn. FOR
s2O2f in favor OF Du Ios q ilils. on the all"sa-
ton that they had dispO"cd " their property. IL
was alleged that Hobby & Doody had transferred
their business TO the Hobby < DOody Company OF
August g. that the firm owed umbermen $50 oND; and
that Mr. Doody had transferred several pieces OF
real estate on August 3 The business has been
established about thirty years The new company
was incorporated about August with capital
stock OF 10000
An Attachment for 5000 has been obtained against
n. Electrical Development Company in FAVOR or
Thomas ID Bowen. on thirty notes dated March !.
1888 payable six months after date to the order OF
Eaton * Lewis. 1t granted on the ground OF It's
being "A foreign corporation. The Office WAS former
Is at No ~ Broad-s, but II said there yes'er-
day that the company had removed Its olhcc 10
Jersey city. The company was Incorporated about
three years with n capital stock OF slpGO. ana
was Interested In electric light plant and street
formerly president bit has been succeeded by j. H.
Herrick