New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-17
LOCAL BUSINESS TROUBLES.
HARDWARE DEALERS ASSIGN - JUDGMENT
AGAINST A FORMER RAILROAD PREslpENi
THE wERTHEIMER FAILURE.

HARDWARE DEALERS ASSIGN -- JUDGMENT
AGAINST A FORMER RAILROAD PRESIDENT
THE wERTHEIMER FAILURE.
Isaac II Terrell. dealer in hardware and builders
supplies at No. S6S Eighth-ave.. made an assign
ment Yesterday to William y. Dunlap giving pr
erences for Sc $50 Mr.. Terrell is one OF the olaeS'
dea,ers in this line in the city, having been IN ous
mess for thirty-fve years lie was highly regarueu
In the trade, and was well known IN local Po"',VS.
Edward Jacobs his attorney. said yesterday tha'
this was the first time in his long business carer
that Mr. Terrell unable TO meet MS o"''e"
tons and that some Of the largest creators "ete
so kindly disposed to him that they had offered 20
wipe off the debt The assignment Is due 20 ou''
business and poor collections. The llao are
$1,000. the nominal assets $500 ana ,he on
assets nearly as large. ar. lelIeH a. ga, :, was
started He then formed the firm of Ier IrooT *
d dfSO ana E %r Ter purchased his interest in the
business.
Henry p. Ross & Co.. composed Of Henry P Ross
and A Clarence Isaacs. dealers in rope and Irvine
M No 90 White-st.. made an assignment yes'e'
day 10 Martin SAKE: giving preference T., ~ ms
holder Of note 1ST Mr. saSs sad yesterday
the liabilities $500 the asses sea- :'' anu
the assignment was due 10 du'l trade
Schedules Of Wer,hemer & Co.. importers OF Kid
gloves al No 60 10 Ga Broadway. filed YESTERDAY,
show liabilities SSoG $50: nominal assets >So''- anu
actual assets 1903 721. In addition 10 the actua a
there are assets il. the hands OF secured creu.0s
the amount Of S2lSsS4. exclusive OF equity IA P'9
goods which would make the total actuaI assets
sso2 XXX TIE assets consist OF merchandise IN New
work nominal va;ue sl6l .5ss actual. $lii9S' me-
chandise at Johnstown y. Y, nominal 'di"V' a.
$50: actual slS.7is: merchandise In Europe noii
value $500: actual. 500; equity In pIeoGeo so''
nominal value S3S,3l5; actual value unknown 80
s39sl; furniture nominal value. soVY actual 80
eood accounts nominal value. SiVS.'Vo' actual
coo SEA. Unmarried and suspended accounts homlh".
value 1896 355; actual $4,000: patent rleh'' "o''
value $4,000 actual value unknown Inc principal
creditors are j. WARMER and p. David Sf++'I%' Sc
cured By twelve life insurance policies OF MauiiCe
Werthe.mer. amounting TO sly 90 ana py Semnttz
Ing accounts the Lepziger bank OF Fxcbancs
National Bank so75s6 secured, p NeIthein a5
Berlin, $1,000; Triest Co. 81 t5 o. cn~ed The
Iadenburg Thalmana & Co. Sl'495 seCu sen! tr VA
secured cTeiltors have warehouse receipts TOT kld
g.oves as collateral
Indictment by default was entered yesterday for
SO a., against James NJ Ashley. jr, formerly pres
ldent of the Toledo Ann Arbor and North Mlci'-
gan Railway Company. in favor OF l. 81 Jon"
Uays G. Co. stock brokers' on stock TRANSACTIONS
from November u.s. 1892. to May. 1898 Ihey held as
of the railway company, when oo were s''u '' "u'
tion on February I, 1884, Tor sI4''-o
r. BENJAMIN Lyon of Baltimore. filed a confess
sion Of Judgment here yesterday for N026 IN favor
Of Harry b. Tlden for the amount due on the pur-
chase Of one hundrei thousand shares OF stock OF
tho Big Union Mining Company OF west virginia
on Nav H. 1891. The execution was issued 10
Deputy-SheriN Roberts.
Vincent Bruno dealer in shoes al No 1920 Third
ave- has given bill Of sac Of the business 10 his
wife Elem Bruno. for A.757. Arthur Rothschid
who fled the bill OF sale said that Mr. Bruno had
been i'm business for twenty-sevcn years III the
same locality, ana had Il large ore. but business
had been very dull for a long time. The labilues
10 The trade are about $500. and meeting Oh
creditors viii be called 10 offer settlement.
The Sheriff Yesterday took charge Of the place OF
business of Samuel Waller, manufacturer Of bed
ding at No. 1915 Second-ave, on an execution Tor
81 0l5 in favor of LYMAN sal man. He has been IN
business Tor the last ten years
Two judgments were entered yesterday against
Sarah Schlansky. of No. 52j Grand-st.. by Franklin
Eien aggrecating $lGH4 one is IN favor Of Isaac
Cohen for S q95. and The other IN favor or Israe
WsChansk. for 81 ila. for money lent 10 her elSht
years ago Executions were issued.
Judgment for s. 7ji was entered yesterday against
Arthur p. and Joseph A. Yorston, who composed
the late firm o. Yorston Brothers. art publishers
ir favor Of iIenrict.e y = Hague on a note dated
May s. 1884, payable six months after date. Arthir
l. YOrsiCn mas since Deen Ged.e. IN Oh paintings
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