New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-13
rOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS

,.,,,- r,r,o, doing business under the style q
.ha national Job Printing Company, at nos L.
o,d IA West Twenty-fouTth-st mace III "7''s'
,no-t Yesterday TO Edward b. Jones GIVING p.e'e
o,ces 20 Almira Dillon. 500 and Edward - 'o'''
.,no N- Dillon has been IN the printing business
e. 49,. years He was formerly II third owner
~ thu metropolitan Job Printing ONCE hlt 80"
n,. his interest three years ago. He began al ih'
yrrsent place on November last lel'I Tr"t...',
former Chief Of Police, was paIIMe.. - 80 hahn
ory when he withdrew on account o, u NJ, ~.
f %. Mliiiken & Caster, tho ATTORNEYS. sali
mat tho assignment was ane ord pyI, @ and no
tne VA sa2 90 in plant presses etc. the actual
T Vaiue Of which is not yet definitely known
,r.,nah Comfy. dealer in plumbers materials. at
~ o5s peari-st made an assignment yesterday 10
Farouhar J. Macrae. giving preferences 10 James
f. Hughes 800 and John Hughes $40. Ihe ous'-
sa 5sS IN is sy hfs nI anS Ss ' s
feen managed By her sons stuart 6s a han on
her atoTney sa hnl tine The iabe. are g.
nominal assets. $500; actual assets, probably
r.coh Croy Wholesale dealer in butter and cheese
q, No g Vesey-st has given Bill Oh sale 70
Frank Beden .or 1900. a. A Joseph represent
Ing Mr. Groy said that nc sod principally TO
saloon trade which has been bad FOR Some time
mast ana he was pressed FOR payment or mote
Tor $50 BIZ "A bank and wa. unable 10 raise lhe
mon 10 pay H. lie has beea IL business over
josr5h 'e esiint ate; the liabilities 500 In ~
trade Mr. Groy Is quoted as saying mat ne '''.
debts would 10 paid In full IN tine; NJ Jgsop.'
t.hen asked about Mr.. Groys losses ~ " an Seel'
SAID /, was truo that ne had lost heavily on stocks
Deputy-sh.rtf Sullivan received attachment
against Adam Frederick and Joseph Loehier' VINO
use the s.yle Of A. Loealer e. Sons dealers in
LIQUORS. etc. at No. 1893 Tenth-avc. for 81 IN
favor Of Frederick Coll who sold them three brass
bedsteads on their representation that they were
worth $50 600 in real estate. which he declares was
untrue Mr Coll IT Is sad learned ron froro i.3
renth-aye soon after they had been delivered there
Inst week An affidavit submitted stated that large
quantities Of goods were received there ma heh
rs,ooved Within twenty four hours, generally ear
in The morning o. late At night When the SheflH
- there Yesterday with the attachment there
exccpt desk and a few chairs In an Office ~ me
Loeficrs have been there since Janrary AZ aMey
known firm Of Anton Locf1er & Sons, OF NO Oh
Will.s-ave
ysldor sa,ier. dealer in boots and shoes at No "a
Avenue c. has given a bill OF sale to H. Good
friend for $500 Claims OF four creditors amount
inc ~ $3.50 have been received by a. u. Joseph fOr
noIlect,on Mr.. Satler has been In business four
teen years. and in November last claimed 10 nave
Il stock o. s9VV''
Tho Sheriff has received an attachment against
t,rnest c Webb. a lawyer OF No ISL Broadway for
.,gs IN favor OF George H. Squire for merchandise
and cash advanced. 1t was obtained on tho ground
that Mr. webb departed from the Stale six weeks
ma s"d has not returned. Mr.. Squire received "A
,esegram from him from Chicago on March o. Say
Inc That he would return to New YORK on Aprh T.
IN; Nr Squire has not seen him yet.
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MORE MERCHANTS CONVENTIONS BEGUN.
rh. fourth md last series Of conventions held In
-, ,,,der the auspices Of the Merchants AS