The sun., 1896-09-06
WELL-KN0WN FIRMS FAIr
TETLER'S BANANA EDTCr pn,r
DOWN n. DUMOIS e Co w"

They Own n Railroad and Two s,.,.
-Isnnc Smith's Son a to. I.,..
Makers, Assign go Whining 4, r,
Backed by Mr.. Prter H. s
Hipollto and F. Simon Dumois II nr,,.,.
CO... shipping and commission merc,o,,.'
importers OF West India fruits "A, /, = '"n '
street, mndo an assignment yesterday Il, n. n"
A. Kessel without preference Tb,r -
branches at Baracoa and Zebra N~bo l cav,
and are among the largest importers NJ h.rs."'
In this city. They own plantations fl, ,rI.
railroad, and Two steamships. Their tollpro Il.
attributed to the war in Cuba and the e,lir, a,
Gen. weylcr preventing thu sui,ra,, " W
bananas from that country. Their oacoa, ~,
South street was closed YESTERDAY. Tnt"S,.
statement TO Brddstrcets. made IN Nnv.,,, ,s'
1898, showed assets 100000 and liah','
ties S25s,0Uo. The principal a...,s ,-
tho Banes Railroad, Banes plan,o,i,, ~
steamers Brixham and Tyrlan, and c,,rr.,, ,''o
counts. Their equity In bushes, In ,h.I.,i,.,
states was estimated at about SlODOo1 TIT,
liabilities were generally for money hor,on,,
from banks to make advances to grower.
Deming b. Smith and l.aac >mrb s,,o..
(lsaac Smiths Son & Co., dealers in r,,,,..,,A
and parnsols at OPS Broadway. made ~, osst.
ment yesterday to Edward Il. Sm,iA ,yn,,a,,
preference. This is one o: the u,Ip., lor,". u.
this line in the United States, AID ,lehn,tno..
has been handed down from generation u, ,o,1
GRAFTON. 1t was established In SOI hv IL t,Sel,- Sel,-
Thomas Smith. grandfather Of beuinr ~
smith IN 1879 the firm iai!ed on account Of a a
defalcation Of clerk. A settlement wn. nl W. a
with cred ditors at so cents on tie dollar Dnis "r'is
B. Smith has ilana9ed the bus,iiu,. for ,Jo t''us
ten years, and Mr.. Strong became a u,r,rs,'
1902. Business has been dun tyr so.n,.,',ni ,n
past. ''"e
Charles seebach. dealer in men, fnrni.r.r,
goods and shoes at 33 Whitehall street nr nS n,
and 92 West Broadway. has made "A b,li ~. mf .i 81.
OF both places. through Max A,tuayrr ,n "a
that out of the proceeds OF the bill oi ,oir pn,t
ert Res d Co. and some othrr re .tIrs Ar. nr,
tectch. Mr.. Altmayer estimated the lnbIii'.s
at 1000. with nominal assets about IN. sam.
Arthur sweeny has been appointed rSSeyart
the hrm OF Dale. Farrell d CO.. mechanicat .,
Eineers and machinists Ht 4l3 ana ii5 E,.t
Twenty-third street. in proceed ar, brought i've
Peter u. Sweeny. one OF the partners. Hrain,,
John II. Dale and Philip Farrell the olirr u,t,.
ners. for dissolution OF the firm. II !, stated
that the firm was formed o1 March II. lsYS
Sweeny was to receive one-La!f of the profits
He contributed $4,000 cash capital at the ,lart
and has since loaned the firm amounts not
$4,000. and the liabilities are Sll. 900 outside
Of the amount duo Mr.. Swceny. MIR sW.env
started Dale and Farrell in business. and hs
had invested $4,000 In the business The frm
manufactured magnetic bells. volta ba,,eries
and electric lamps.
Deputy sheriff Lpskr has closed up the fac
tory of the Jacobson Three wheei Tandem At
tachment Company. at 3l+ East seventy .inn
street, on an alta rhment for s. .i5G in favor OF
julia DietZ The company was incorporated
5000. -
The Sheriff has received an execution against
John Tietjen. liquor dealer. corner OF Park ave-
favor of George Ringler d Co., brewers. for beer
and money loaned