New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-01
DELURY MAKES AN ASSIGNMENT.

THE WEII.KNowN TAILOR HAS LIABILITIES
ESTIMATED AT BETWEEN $4,000 AND
500 OTHER BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS
John F. Delury tailor. at Nos 2lO and 2l6 Sixth
ave. made an assignment yesterday TO Frank f.
Lowen, giving preferences 20 Collins, Downing
Co.. and Brown. Draper & Co. The amounts OF the
preferences are not mentioned. but they include
all prOmiss0ry notes heretofore given by Mr. De-
Jury 10 those firms by whomsoever held. Mr..
Deury began business In April. 1851. at No. 2li
SXth-ave. with u claimed cash capital OF $500
In lS9 he opened branch store at the Bowery
and Princes. which he carried on for several
years In 1887 he extended the Sixth-ave. store
by taking in the two adjoining stores.
Mr. Deury has had no capital rating at Brad
streets for the last five years. lie was sold
largely by few prominent local jobbng houses,
and rumors regarding his condition have been cur
rent In the trade for months. His sporting pro-
clivliles We're weknown about town. The la
biites ara not definitely known but are currently
reported to BE- anywhere from $4,000 10 100000
Mr. Deury was seen AZ his store last evening
and said he could not answer any questions regard
ing the failure. His attorneys said they could not
give definite statement Of the liabilities and assets
The old house II theodore Pabst x Co. importers
OF glassware ana china. At No. u Barc!ay-s tai,d
yesterday Theodore Pabst. the only partner made
AN assignment to Lorenz Zeler. Of No 80 Broad
way. giving preference 10 Nlmorin Andrieux *
Co. OF Paris for 5000 francs. or $1,000 the ousl-
who carried it Pabst 4 t.sch. until January J.
1872 when they succeeded by Pabst Arning,
who dissolved in June. 1888. when the style was
changed to Theodore Pabst 4 CO.. Gabriel Fen
sieror being a partner until February l. 1897, since
which time Mr. Pabst has been alone. Mr. PaDst.
who is seventy years old was attacked with vertigo
a month age was carried home 10 No. M DegraW-
St BROOKLYN and has not been able 10 attend 10 any
business Al the store il said yesterday that the
illness Of Mr. Pabst. the general dull business. ana
the heavy decrease I'm sales were the principal
causes Of the failure. The Liabilities are estimated
100000 ,,
The schedules OF Abraham Steers. lumber dealer,
I'm East Onc-hundred-a twenty tth-st show Ia
bilites S16lO2: nominal assets, SE2O'5: actual as
sets. S6l.l53
Five suits have been Instituted in the Supreme
Court by Ludwig Baumann. doing business under
the name of Baumann Brothers. against Richard
de Logerot and his wife. Blanche Hauel de Logerot.
who until recently conducted the Hotel de l.ogerot. IN
Ff'h-aVe.. To recover sums aggregating SAO3s when
IL is alleged are due notes and also for furniture
used In the hotel I'm this city and for the furnish
ing of cottages Nos. l. > and g. attached to the
Uot. de Iogerot by the-sea. on the cliffs at New
port r. l. De Logerot and his wife lived At No.
SGl West Twenty third-st until n short time ago.
They arr. now at the Seaside Cottage. I'm Dresser
st. Newport. He claims that Newport Is his resi-
dence Justice Lawrence. IN Supreme Court,
chambers yesterday granted order for the SER
vice of the summons In me actions by publication.