New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-27
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

The Kennedy Publishing Company. publisher OF
educational and school books at No. 10 Ffth-ave..
made an assignment yesterday to Daniel E. Wing.
The company closely Identified with the Arkell
| Publishing Company. which went into the hands OF
a receiver six weeks ago. William J. Arkel being
the president and John Kennedy cepresident.
examination Of its affairs showed that it could not
pay It's debts In full, and 1t was therefore deemed
assignment Preferences are given to employees for
salaries and to truckmen for carriage and payment
March H. 1889 under New-York laws, with a capital
stock OF 100000. Heretofore the books for the
Judge Publishing Company and largely sold through
| another company.
| Marshal Louis Levy yesterday took charge Of the
place of business Of d. Ciani & Brother. importers
Of wines at No. 10i Broad-s. on an attachment for
500 obtained by Bullowa Buowa for Louis
Peirano. 1t said that the partners had not
been at the store since Saturday last. Many cred
bepsy se g 81
loving S's Marsh hs st 1881 LII
MsNe sabe Of , s was AoS Ssy III
trying to find the property. D. Ciani & Brother
been sms GT OF
| OF s2714. The liabilities now are reported TO be
at least $4,000. Besides dealing in wines they also
| dealt in italian produce.
! Schedules Of Liebenroth. Van Auw & Co.. blank
| book manufacturers OF No. 81 to % East Houston
st. show liabilities. sls909S; nominal assets s24Ol7
actual assets s22,24 contingent liabilities. slo.62S
| The principal assets accounts receivable, NOM
inal. s45.5s3 actual. $4,000 manufactured mer-
chandse nominal ss9,l59 actual. s47155:
terias in NewYOrk, nominal. Sal 6Os actual slze59;
nominal 1854: actual. S7.siS; machinery in New
York, nominal. s5s,623; actual s,lG machinery at
| Ticonderoga. nominal. s2O5l5; actual 1888.
| Deputy-Sherif Strauss has received execution
for sl0ls against Agostino Gallovenizi. the Italian
banker Of No 34s East One hundred and-ffteenth-
st. whose disappearan,ee was published Yesterday
on note made In FSnruary ias me e sher n mas
| sale OF them for next Monday.
The Sheriff yesterday sold out the stock OF
Charles Lewis e. Brothers. wholesale dealers In
| woollens and cloakngs at No 3l5 Church-st.. for
$500 Blumenstiel & Hrsch obtained an injunction
restraining the Sheriff from paying over the money
10 the judgment holder on behalf or I'VE creditors
| whose claims aggregate $1,000 They raised
| novel point of law in connection with the new
| Bankrupt act. which signed by the President
on July l. making all transfers and preferences four
months previous t. fling petition void. Another
provision OF the law provides that Involuntary
petitions in bankruptcy cannot be nea before NO
mSa s
| Supreme Court for an Injunction.
Deputy Sheriff Mcguire yesterday received wrlts
|
| as David McCosker Co., importers Of linens
woolens, etc. at Nos. ~ and IA Waker-st.. from
Myers Goldsmith e. Bronner for 81 $50 for the II. B.
| Clafin Company and from A. A. Joseph for I,sSS
| for Lee Tweedy & Co. Bumenstiel e. Hirsch also
| made a demand for 81 POO worth OF goods of Bossut
Pere g. Fills. meeting OF creditors was held at
| the store yesterday afternoon. Mr.. McCosker said
he wanted TO pay every creditor in full that he had
assets OF 500 900 and liabilities OF s520 900. and that
he had placed his entire affairs in the hands of the
creditors The creditors expressed the warmest
sympathy for Mr.; McCosker discussed the plans
| for carving on the business, and offered to give
| him any time he wanted. It was finally decided
to appoint committee consisting OF VicePres ident
! Rates OF the Tradesmens National Bank. J. Bollin
OF Stleelitz e. Boin. and w. c. Mcclure represent
/ ing Jnglis & Co, cooperate with the assignee
| Daniel C. Watt IN carrying on the business When
the entire claims paid off the business Is 10 be
! returned to Mr.. McCosker
| The Judgment for A,l45 confessed on Monday by
| Oscar r and Otto Sommer, druggists at No. 500
| Second-ave., in favor OF Caroline Sommer, was
satisfied on the records at the County Clerks office
yesterday.