The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-03
WOoLLEy IMPORTERS EAIL.
Suizbncher, Gittermnn e. Wedeies Ow
s3sO, OOO-Receiver fer Amn.n Lyon d 40.

Suizbncher, Gittermnn e. Wedetes Owe
s3eO,oOO-Receiver fer Amn. n Lyon d Go.
William sulzbacher and Henry Gitterman.
composing the firm OF Sulzbacher Ottoman
4 Wedeles. importers OF woollens at 40 md ~
Worth street. made an assignment Yesterday
without preference to Martin Fl. Lehmaier.
The business was established in 1855. The
firm did domestic commission business until
1885, when they gave up that line and devoted
their attention to importing woollens and
worsteds. They formerly did q very large
business. and in 1878 they were estimated to
be worth Sl,OOO,OOO but the business has
gradually fallen of. and lately their capital
was estima ted at $250.O and their credit
rating was shaded at Brddstreets.
Blumensticl 4 Hirsch. attorneys for the nrm
estimate the liabilities at $320.OOO for mer-
chandise. borrowed money, md discounts. but
Il will take some time to make an exact state
ment The nominal value OF the assets is
equal to the liabilities The assets consist Of
merchandise and book accounts. Tho assign
ment was not preceded by any judgments
The principal m erchandise creditors are man
ufncturers in England. and Germany, with
whom the firm has dealt since it's foundation.
1t is expocted thata speedy and adequate com
81 assista NICE but refused them. The amount
OF the firms present liabilities for merchandise
Is insignificant rs compared with the amount
S20OG,0 worth in season. When Mr..
Wede!es and Mr.. Bcekman withdrew from the
r tnsy o yan out CO. Of
breias at 6a4 Broadway. have become unable
I. meet maturing obligations. and Sylvester !;
the trus.ees, The liabilities, are sI21,4l9. Of
eept s ss nermai assets The " %etus
value Of which is placed at 100000 There
gre 100 frsdtoss ths being
t 8; suliSaH. 5000: Henry A. 4. Patton.
York: some are 10 Philadelphia. Chicago
Waterbury. Conn. Honesdale. Pa. and Frank
fort It Pa There is $1,000 due to creditors in
Tn. company has a capital stock Of S2OooOo
the stockholders being Aine G.. Lyon 1:8U
Nieo Is; and s j. Tsulivan ten shares each
Amasa Lyon was President. He established
Be- s iss M lyon
as an SH
Gut p MaPeh the
business hns been dull for some time 'N
ment mt for Isl. rs AGAINST tho Crescent Steam Steam
IN ayor Of Harold su o
close chatte mortgage for that amount on
at the foot OF Pike street by the sherin's ON
GERS and Instructions were given to take it to
The Sheriff has closed the store of Paul Laz-
arua grocer. at 2.274 Third avenue. on two
executions obtained by Blumenstiel 4 Hlrsch.
one for 1904. IN favor Of kraus. Hart. Felhel &
Eessherg Mr.. Lazarus was. formerly Super
the HsH5eS enssisa Jester
Company in favor Of the Knickerbocker Trust
Company for, fS5 baanc ED d Nc on NOTE dated
Weeks. the fugitive. lawyer.
John Goode has been appointed receiver In
snpnlemssnttery, proeeedings w Tor Ernest \
street. on the Judgment obtained against him
The Sheriff has closed the store Of Wolff
dnsn e ew sbou $500 s Canal street. on two
The sheri n has received an attachment for
SLOT again stn the sss Market Sheep
OF Wilberson Sherman on check. which was
not paid when presented at the bank. The
Sheriff found nothing to levy upon, The COM
laws in December. 1890. with a capital stock OF
S25.OOO. James n. Pidcock was President He
was also, President Of the New Jersey Sheep
put in the hands Of n receiver few weeks ago.
A meeting Of the creditors OF Adolph Gold
sth Son ds.srs n at
q ABOUT s3i4ooo, and Iiabties sis Ss .oeo'
mites Of creditors was appoinfed to exam nine
the books and stock and decide upon terms OF
Arthur FIrber attorney for Horace Part
sa:ls3. obtained By W: p Howell, was on g
OF non Residence. i docs, not affect the sol.
vency Of the firm. They intend to fight it. and
an undertaking has been filed discharging the