New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.
CHARGES THAT I. GORDON 60. HAVE TRIED
TO DEFRAUD THEIR CREDITORS

c,,pcEs THAT I. GORDON 60. HAVE TRIED
TO DEFRAUD THEIR CREDITORS.
cordon & CO.. manufacturers OF shirts, at
<o II and 10 White-st.. have sod out their biis-
ress 10 Light G. Tuchmann. and some OF thelr
creditors declare that they have disposed Of their
nrone-ty with intent to defrdud them. lhey
transferred their stock, valued at $685. and as
eIgnod claims to the amount or S2oHD. or ABOUT
sn 90 IN all 10 Light & Tuchmann, but for what
consideration creditors say they have been unable
n learn Mr. Gordon has also given mortgage
on his house No. 25i Madison-st. to Mr. Iucnmanh
for 81 600 When Mr.. Gordon was asked by Lyman
cohr,tzar one OF the creditors. on Wednesday
about the transactions, he Is quoted as saying
II have given mortgage on ihy mousse 10 MI
ruobr,ann. Won would not expect me TO wall
until my family were thrown into the street /
had to keep roof over my head' so nave Sc "'e'
myself so that nobody can touch the house No''-
corning the transfer OF the business MI roruoh
said he had to do 1t because he was d rald Ira.
his old creditors would Jump on him. one o'
tho reasons for the transfer 1t was also said' was
TIA. Light A. Tuchmann had Endorsed notes lor
Mr. Gordon, when the latter was III 'ne o
alone to the extent of $1,000 Inc pdrt"s'' A'e
Louis Gordon and Louis ROsuck. Mt "oruo.i Ids
been in this line OF business for the last es"'ee'
wears and a year ago claimed to be worth CNei
"a oo On, I,Iv ., last his place of business when
was then AT NO q Walker-st, was wrecked by an
explosion and fire. His stock when NJ Eai'@' .,
$4,000. was destroyed, and his insurance "iS '@N
to be about $4,000. At that time his laplH'e9 "ei
stated to be about $4,000, a part OF "hch mas "o'
vet been settled up. Mr. Rosuck went INTO par
nership with Nh Gordon I'm August last, and SAID ne
had contributed 5000 cash capital. Deputy-Sheri
Heimbcrger yesterday received two attachments
against l.. Gordon & CO., which were obtained by
David Leventrtt for Hyman Schntzer. A'SO' ana
V. Henry Rothschd & CO., 1896 \ lis pendens was
filed on Mr. Gordon's real estate. at no. % Mad
ison-st on behalf Of Mr.. Schntzer. The insurance
companies It is stated. have not paid the nsHTnGs,
on Gordon's former place OF business, at No -
Walker-st., which was burned on July a and me
has again brought attention to Gordons fire.
Some time after the fire Gordon, II - staten, as
isns To e scnmre the debts he owed to the IL 3
Clahir Company and r. victor AGheiS' , ,GI
company. said Yesterday tina; suit had been begun
by them against the various insurance companies
the various examinations regarding me ahJust-
ment OF the Insurance WIN ,sd ,Hf ~ nav sf had
the COMPANIES had since re'uSeu u pay S''' "A'
been begun Sgainst them, manufacturers under
No 80 Ieonari-st.. have failed. Deputy Sheriff Mu.
vaney yesterday received Gxeeur:9'n ala against n,
pany. and attachment for 500 IN iayor o, p.
sent the claims OF the II. b. Ciafn Company for
.s the G Err S gr s took
sion OF the stock OF shirts at No - beonard-st;
YESTERDAY b mndsr 9 a Hi S GomSany The
OF the goods caused the greatest excitement IN IN.
the firm camore1 for the money due them for WORK
and also for money they had deposited but cou.i
Herman Joseph. attorney for the firm said that the
liabilities OF the hrm arr about soVp
Milton s Gul!erman. assignee Of the firm OF i !
session OF the firms place Of business ana had been
Win their affairs From what he was able 20 learn
he estimated the liab!.ities To be about tN)No l.
would require some time to get at the value Of the