New-York tribune., 1895-12-12
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS
ATTACHMENTS AGAINST THE ENTERPRISE con
TANY.

ATTACHMENTS AGAINST THE ENTERPRISE COM
TANY.
Three attachments have been obtained against the
Enterprise Company, contractor and builder OF No.
Il Broadway. for $3.50. in favor OF Louise =.
Miller. wife of Il. Stuart Miller. the treasurer, an
assigned claim for money lent to the company bv
Mr.. Miller, and two. aggregatng G,90. In favor Of
the Phenix National Bank. one of these is on
note of the company, dated October 2. payable in
two months, for $5lO to The order Of the Seaboard
Lumber Company, indorsed by it and by Lombard
q Ayres. The other is for $500 The bank SAID
1t advanced $1,000 November Is. on note Of
Lombard & Ayres, who gave collateral security
to the bank. a receipt Of the Enterprise Company
for 100000 feet Of lumber in storage at Shooters
Island, n. Y. which receipt was indorsed by the
Seaboard Lumber Company. The bank now asserts
that the Enterprise Company has disposed of 296.
436 feet of the lumber. valued at $500 for which
amount the bank got odt an attachment All the
attachments obtained on the ground that the
company is a foreign corporation organized under
West Virginia laws Ii was incorporated in 1891,
with authorized capital stock Of $4,000 but 1t is
said that only $4,000 paid in. and 1t had a low
rating in Brads,reets. William J. Best was the
president The company built three houses in
Brunswick. Md; a schoolhouse at Erastina. Staten
Island and many dwellings in various suburbs Of
New-York
Deputy Sheriff Lipsky yesterday took charge of
the place Of business of the Vendome Ruober Com
pany at Nos 122 Centre-st and No. SS White-st, on
two attachments one for 5000 in favor of Charles
Thompson. for cash lent November y. and the
other for $3.50 in favor of the Allawangan Company.
Both obtained or the ground that the rubber
company is "A New-Jersey corporation. II was In
corporaied in April. 1891, with a capital stock OF
$1,000 which was increased 10 $1,000 In May, lSi
Samuel s Butler president and Edward a. st.
John. treasurer The company manufactured mack
ntoshcs at No 100 Centre-s. where many girls were
employed. -,
The liabilities Elliott Couge, wholesale deal,
ers in furniture, at No. 81 Ezabeth-st., who failed
Tuesday, are reported to be s2SVD with assets
estimated at $4,000 The largest creditor Is said
to be the Carroton Furniture Manufacturing Com
pany, of Carroton. Ky. which is secured by Judg-
nent OF $l9 5iS Deputy Sheriff Loub yesterday took
charge OF the firms factory. at One-hundred dand-
forty-ffth-st. and Westchester-ave
The Sheriff yesterday received two executions in
against r.. 5. Jaffray Co, drygoods merchants,
one for SIS 253. in favor of Oelbermann Dommerch
& Co., and the other for s2%5l IN iaVor OF bossut
Pere & Fills. both Of merchandise.
Harold " Smith yesterday appointed by
Judge Andrews. in the Supreme Court, referee in
dissolution proceedings of the Merrill and Wehrle
Charcoal Company. The application for dissoiu,
ton was made by majority Of the trustees and
stockholders The company was incorporated in
1854 with capital stock Of 10000 and had It's place
OF business at No. 5iS West Twenty-ffth-st