New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19

LOCAL BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The National Ice Machine Company OF No. 90
Broadway has gone into the hands OF receiver.
Justice Pryor. Of the Supreme Court. having yes
terday appointed Charles j. Hardy receiver on the
application OF the directors OF the company 1t
was stated that the condition OF business in that
line was such that II has been Impossible for the
company for several years past TO DO paving
tary dissolution. Property belonging TO the com
pany valued a; si,es was destroyed by fire on De;
cemher % last. and wns insured Tor LOO Inc to'a
assets OF the company including the insurance are
only s227. while the liabilities are $3.50 chiefly TO
officers for salaries ana Tor lega services, ~
company was incorporated on Deem 4 h SS,
Th a Ge ntho 5rGSE r Of and julius sacer
Two receivers were appointed yesterday for Frank
W Hawley Of No. 81 Nassau-st. In supplementary
proceedings one in the Supreme Court and the
other in the City Court. Judge Olcott appointed
William H. SHEPARD receiver on the application Of
Oliver NJ Farrand. who obtained a Judgment
against Mr. Hawley FOR 1915 for jewelry. and Jus
tice BischoT appointed John VI. Shedd receiver on
the application Of Charles l.. Atterbury. Juds-
ment creditor for s1.259 Mr. Hawley's wife owns
q large stock farm at Pittsford. y. Y. Mr.. Haw-
lev is a director in the Cataract General Electric
Company New-York and New-Jersev Ice Lines
Electro Mining and Manufacturing Company OF
Randolph. y. Y. and the Erie Canal Traction COM
pany His stock In the various companies In which
ne was interested pledged as collateral Tor
debts of 100000 The Bank Of Monroe. Of Rochester
he said In his examination, has notes OF MS lot
ago he becar,c vice president Of the Cataract Gen
eral Electric Company. and stu nominal -d n9las
a director II was organized to propel cana-boats
by eectrcity Mr. Hawley owns twenty shares df %, OF
Eectro-Minine and Manufacturing Company, and
two shares Of the New-York and New-Jersey Ice
Lines
Judgment for s. 10 was entered yesterday against
Mark p Hilyer. bond broker. OF No. Il Pine-st. in
favor Of the Delaware Bank of Valley Falls. Kan.
on four notes ma ie by Mr.. Iillyer, one at Topeka
on October 81 1892. and the others al Valley FAILS
on March ane g bae 5 Business in this City FOR
1--WE years was formerly in business IN Topeka: and
a, Topeka to an Eastern syndicate.
Deputy-ShariN Gilllgan yesterday took charge Of
the office Of the Puritan Electric COMPANY at No
Il Broadway on executions aggregating 1903. IN
favor % the Manhattan General Construction Com
pary. on notes. Tho Puritan Electric COMPANY
was incorporated in October lss3: win a Gapma l
Stuart W. Wise was president ana the concern ,To
Manhattan General Construction Company.
Deputy-Sherir Roberts continued In possession
Yesterday OF the Offices OF Stuart & Paddock, stock
brokers at No C. Broadway. under the attach
mont for N4s03 In favor Of the United States Stock
and Grain Company. against W. r. Paddock. the
only partner the firm. 1t said at the Sheriff
office that there was no settlement yet in sight;
day evening. and that 1t was said ne had gone 10
Boston. a number of drafts from out OF town had
been presented fox payment, but there was no
money TO ash them. a bill OF sale Of the office
furniture was filed yesterday from Mr.. Paddock 10
F r. Tibbetts for 81.
An order flied here yesterday from Judge
Stephens Of Richmond County. appointing Andrew
J. Moore receiver IN supplementary proceedings for
Emily L. Mclaughlin. on the application OF the
Riverside Bank Mrs. Mclaughlin resides at elf
ton, Staten Island, and is the wife OF Harry Nc
IaCghlin who was formerly in the carriage bust
in Broadway and Flfty-hrst-st., but un-
successful in December. 1875.
Two judgments, aggregating $3.50, were en-
tered yesterday against Henry a. Casperfeld
jeweller. Of No. IA Bowery. IN favor Of the Third
81 Bank