New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
4 WRIT or REPLEriX AGAINST HARRIS
rtRs FROM THE STORE or THE MISSING FIRE IN
suRANcE ADJrsTER TAKEN ny THE SHERIFF


rtRs FROM THE STORE or THE MISSING FIRE IN
suRANcE ADJusTER TAKEN ny THE SHERIFF
OTHER BUSINESS TROUBLES.
peputy-sher!N McGlvney has received n writ OF
replevin against Joseph L. Harris dealer In furs at
No 2ss sixth-ave.. from Blumenstel Hrsch Tor
$50 Persian skins and 100 stone marten skins valued
at 81 $50 in favor OF Solomon Cohen. The sheriff
found portion OF the goods. consisting OF i9S Per
sian and 40 stone marten skins Blumensnei d
Hrsch said that Mr. Harris Is the fire insurance
adiister whose disappearance was published last
week Two months ago Mr.. Harris stated to Brad
streets that he worth on April % %i6VOo
Mr. Harris was reputed to own the !easehold or
No ~ West Thirty fourth-st.. occupied by Henry
Sede furrier and Mr.. Harris had been active in
that business for four years. but SAID ne was NOT
a partner. BumenNiel Hrsch said that MIR.
Sede had given bill of sale OF the business AZ
No AZ West Thirty-fourth-st TO his mother. Mary
NJ ~ Slede the consideration named being sSOV~'
The bill of sale covered the good will, fixtures,
stock accounts etc Bumenstiel & lIirsch went TO
Mr. Sede's store with claim In favor OF solomon
Cohen and got back nearly 500 worth OF GOODS.
The business was established thirty-hve years ago
bv Mr. Siede's father. who died In lSso leaving
everything to his widow. The latter sold the pusl-
ness TO her son Henry Siede. in 1877. In June. sa
Mr. Siedes store at No. IL West fonrteehth-s'.
was burned. and the insurance companies settled
the loss II was said for $4,000 Mr.. Harris repre-
sen,.d Mr. Siede's interests AT the settlement Mr..
Sede made a statement 20 Rradstreets or MS con-
dtion on April last, showing assets s8cO' hao"-
tiles 5000
Deputy Sheriff Whoriskcy yesterday SOLD OUT
LOT Of silk and other effects OF the Natchaug six
Companv OF Willimantc. Conn. whose once III
this city was a: No Il cireene-st. which had been
seized under attachments. The sale brought about
$500
George A. Baker has been appointed receiver N
suppementary proceedings for George W. y. Nost'
OF No 2s5 Broadway. inventor OF typewriter o"
the application OF Emerson & Talcoti. who OBJ
tanned a Judgment against him on september ).
1890 for s23isa on which there IL still due N'Vr.
with interest Mr.. Yost was Interested Win
Charles ~ Fowler IN forming the TypewrierS
Trust two years ago and his share was. II Is SAID.
stock OF the Union Typewriter COMPANY, ~ i"l,
lows: $4,000 first preferred stock. $500 second
preferred ard 81 225 90 common. Mr.. Fowler sara
he delivered a considerable amount or STOCK 10
Mr. Yost bu, could not tell how the account stood
Mr. YOsi has received royalties from the hos'
Typcwriiing Company amounting 10 about -"
year and ne has been crjoinei from receiving The
royalties by the order appoatns the receiver hl'i
yesterday.
Charles s Mason dealer In trunks bass ani
fancy goods. at Nos 81 and SO Fuiion-st. Brook
lyn. failed Yesterday. ana Herman FRANK ni"l
confessed judgments against him In this city Tor
sifI Mr.. Frank said that Mr. Mason had been
In business eight years ard succeeded Mr. spear
who started the business at No. I'll fGlion -.
thirty years ago Mr. Frank attributed the failure
10 falling on In The volume OF business !n con-
sequence OF the change in the character % IN"
lower part OF ful:on-si by the Erdg" and elevated
railroads. and depreciation IN stock. WI FRANK
estimated the liabilities at Nieo and assets 5000,
and he thought that favorable settlement would
be made with the creditors