New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-17

rt,ppr-~rs HARRISON & ROBINS AssfGN-SfTIED-
TIES OF GEORGE HAGEMEYER SONS.
1,,sna,cbes from Boston say that Tebhctts. Harrt-
con & Robins dryEooos commission merchants. OF
No 70 Bedford-st.. Poston. and Nos. 60 ana +"
Worth-st. this city. have made an aSS'hhin'ht j"
the former city +. y. Fenno. Deputy -Sh"rih NC
Givney made a levy on tho property Of the hrrn At
Nos n and II Worth-st on Monday an attach
mon, for $1,000 In favor OF the Central National
Rank For the las; FIVE years the hrn nav" p'eh
reducing their Indebtedness. and had cat down me
amount from 10000 TO less than 1''"o thhr'""
r. Harrison has had charge Of the New-fork END
az the business The liabilities are reported to b"
ahop, y275 O10 and nominal assets over &1ooJ. but
the actual assets L Is thought In the trade VIII
not exceed 500 90 The greater part Of the assets
IL is said consist OF accounts receivable ana ad-
yances 20 manufacturers.
Carl Callman yesterday appointed receiver ot
,he books papers and all personal property Of IN"
sn,oral mariners I'm the firm Of J. I.chtenstc!n q
Sons drygoods merchants. formerly AZ Nos. A." and
CO West Twenty-thrd-st, 10y Justice Beach. OF the
Supreme Court. the application OF tiie wen
CO. Mr. Callman was appointed receiver TOT the
firm some time in the city Court IN supplement
tary proceedings -.
William A. Fenscy. dealer In paper at NO. -"
Fulton-st who made assignment on April o. ha"
submitted a statement to his creditors showing Ia
hilities sS 364: assets S431. committee OF credl-
tors has been appointed to examine his books ana
report basis OF settlement
The Sheriff Yesterday received two executions
against the D. q. Yuengling Brewing Company
one for s22s9 in favor of william Fernschld. and
the other for 81 500 in favor OF George j. Fernschild
The schedules Of George Hagemeyer sons
dealers in mahogany and hard woods, AT the 1901 OF
East Tenth and Eleventh SITS. were filed yesterday
showing total liabilities $ii6H9. Of which >lsl Cts
are actual and $3.50 2sl contingent; nominal assets.
s24 Op5 actual assets S4oS l3. The principal actual
assets are lumber. ss3.325: book accounts. *5;fS
They have an interest In contract TO buy o'Vo
acres Of land in Swaine County, y. G., the title 10
which is held by the Foreign Hardwood Log com
rany, and there attachments against the prop
erty for sllS.0D The firm entered into contrac,
Log Company for the purchase OF that tract OF lau,
and the assignors indorsed notes OF Chew Il Eade
for $4,000. OF which 3ll7.4O are outstanding, heid
principally by the following people: flint q 90;
$1,000; H. l.. Znmer, $500; Chemical National
Bank $500; East River Bank. 5000: Or: j. t. W.
Bedlach, 1880 J. W Fnncy. Knoxville, Tenn.
$3.50 Accommodation notes Tor SssDc were "isp
made by the assignors 10 the order of w. II
Chew. to be used TO retire notes made by 'he
Eadie and the former notes are said TO have been
handed over without consideration TO G. 6, Coke
fair under an arrangement with Mr.. Chew whereby
MIR Cokefair was to retain 30 per cent OF the pro
Cecds. or these notes $4,000 are held by banks IN
this city and elsewhere and 5000 are SAID TO De
still In Mr.. Cokcfair's hands. or the contingent
liabilities. S2l3.9Do is on account OF these notes ana
Sal, 3Gl H. claim Of Flint a. Co. or the actual IA
biIites. tl59.97 is put down TO the estate OF thr
standing his credit the time OF his death, but
IT Is said that the amount has been reduced to
$l21.0G by payments made by the assignors 10 the
widow and children OF Mr.. Hagemeycr. 80
& Co. bankers and brokers of No. 81 Newest.
who assigned to William o. Hamn on May T.
1893. was filed In the County Clerks Office yester-
day. The deed was ted June 49, 1893 and records
that the firm had paid creditors In full.