New-York tribune., 1896-12-25

THE WHITMAN SADDLE COMPANY CLOSED IT,
LITTLE VALUABLE IN BARILATrs SAFES.
i,onutv-Sherf Whoriskey yesterday closed up the
Mace Of business OF the Whitman Sadn'" 'oi'Pa"s'
At No lis ChambeTs-s,. on an Attachment 'o' s-''
40 l., favor Of the Combination Cycle Company. OF
ro,nnstov,n y r. for which The nrs'-named con-
omv acted ,s selling agents for bicycles The entire
rsirn Was for si2o1, but the auei 1onpan3d d .ooa
or, So ~, worth of bicycles and >iIn1ri"a uiiutf d
yrlt Of ,epevn few weeks ago The attachment
w,s obtained on the ground that the Whitman sad
fyecfs IN his city and az Newark. y. j., where its
,ar;o,y i. fer sio,9s9 10 Mary l.. Buck. VIE OF
HsnIy IF SH'k %i Of " G G Mehi5ach the
aud also ansfersd th aeiqry ia 5 ps0pey n,res ans
fer 81 The company was incorporated III ~ SUI
ceedlng Roya Whitman ana nan on,roiled an rn
cipaliv hy Mnesrs. Buck and Mehlbach
An attachment, for $1,000 againsJ David Bu,hner
manufacturer Of tobacco. cigars and cigarettes a.
No 42i Cireenwch-st in favor OF Lehmaier Schwartz
g. "a was received by the Sheriff yesterday. Ii
IVES obtained on the allegation that wh.e ins5lvent
he turned his business over 10 stock company
called the d; Buchner Company. whicn was lncor,
polatfd on November % wl;h capital stock OF
soco was assed at M ss ne @ pd ,nf S9mpany S,I wa5 AZ
yg wiGhs, and an also also in ~ 10 So West rweny-rs-si
10 which some Of the machinery mas Devn removed.
Mr. Buchner has been IN business since 1865.
The Sheriff yesterday opened part OF the safe in
the banking office of NJ. n. Baiaii & Co. at No j"
Mulherry-st but found no money in it. There were
found fourteen money orders OF the American f,x-
press Company. which he could have filled GU. TO
the amount Of so each and lot of passage tickets
on various steamship lines District Attorney Oico,t
s. sterday nied a judgment against Mr BarilaN Tor
& on 'sd Of @ Ts1snT4nce % Bsr ss ssya b, lS
for Pavero ast January.
The Mudaur Company. manufaciu OF neck
wear nt No. 7S9 broadway. which went into the
,nh. liol,
S7,00 has settled with its creditors AT % cents
the dollar. and Justice Pryor has granted an order
permitting It 10 resume business
The Sheriff yesterday closed up the place of
business of Henry Maerlender, manufacturer Of
fur garments. at No 3S West Twenty-eghth-st
Who allowed judgement 10 oe 1aksm ag%nst ga nm by
embarrassment Is attributed TO the depression In
the fur trade and the expenses OF removal 10 his
present place Of business.
An attachment for $1,000 against Emmet c. Glib
son. president Of the Akron Street Railway ana
Illuminating Company. OF Akron Ohio In favor OF
Ira NJ Miller three notes. received yester-
day by the Sheriff Mr. Miller sold the Akron
General Electric Company to Mr.. Gibson iu De.
cember 1895 and /, wac asserted that the latter
incurred obligations to the amount OF 10000 I'm
purchasing ii. 1t IS alleged that he has disposed
OF his real estate In Washington and some securi-
The Sheriff yesterday took charge of the store
OF Richard BottIng dealer In fancy goods and
leather novelties, at No. S5l Broadway. on execu-
tlons in favor Of John Meh & Co for N42i. and
Robert Van Glen. 81 1896, He confessed judgments
10 these creditors on December s. 1885, for 1895
cnch. but has since paid off more than half of
each claim. The money lent to him when
he started IN business. In May 1893 lie carried a
stock OF $4,000
Joseph Cahn and Leon A. Weil, composing the
firm of Calm & Well. dealers in furniture al No.
5o2 Columbus-ave made an assignment yesterday