The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-01

ever.
| As a result OF that row, Representative
Iittauer, it was developed yesterday threat
ened to sue Lyon but they came together
| and settled after this fashion.
For, and In consideration Of one dollar to
| Ms In hand paid. the receipt whereof Ia hereby
| ackno wledged, and OF other good and valu-
| able considerations. we, Lucius n. Littauer
and Eugene Littauer, composing the firm oil
Littauer Bros. of the borough Of Man
| haitian In the city Of New York. do hereby
| SELL assign, transfer and set over unto William
W. Lyon Of said city all our claim. demand
and cause OF action against Edmond H. Lyon.
OF said city, agGreg ating the sum Of eighteen
| thousand eighty-seven and 9i-l00 dollars.
together with all interest thereon. which said
amount represents the balance Of our claim
arising out Of dealings with the said Edmond
r. Lyon, and all Of which became due prior to
Dec. 81. 1880.
| Dated. New York. April 81. 1900.
LITTAUER BROTHERS LIS
STATE OF NEW YORK;
COUNTY or NEW YORK.
On this 2Ist day OF April. 1900. before me
personally came Lucius N. Lttauer, to me
known and known to me TO be one Of the
members Of the firm Of Lttauer Brothers.
the firm described in and which executed
the foregoing instrument. and acknowledged
that he executed tho same for and on behalf
OF said firm.
MAX MAYER.
Notary Public. No. SO. n. Y. Co,
Lyon has declared that though him the
firm Of Listauer Bros. secured Govern
ment contracts while Llloius n Iittauer
was a Representative in Congress-. Lyon
has further declared that these contracts
amount to nearly $500 900, and that the
profits to the firm OF Iittauer Bros. was
In the neighborhood OF 800 900, The firm
OF Lttauer Bros, IT'S Broadway, New
York city, is made upof Iuoius N Llttauer.
the Representative in Congress from the
Twenty second district, New York State.
and his brother Eugene. The firm was
founded by the father Of the Littauer broth
ers. and has always dealt exclusively in
gloves and gauntlets. with factories al
Representative Littauer's home. Glovers-
Vile
The following exhibits as to the connec-
ton between Representative Littauer and
Edmond r. Lyon were admitted in evidence
yesterday by United States Referee Dexter
at tho hearing.
Exhibit No. 4.-Articles Of agreement be-
tween Col. John v. Furey. Deputy Quarter
master General u. s. A.. at Philadelphia
Pa, and Edmond r. lyon, for 10000 pairs
fur gauntlets at Philadelphia Quarter
masters Department, Dec. 7, 1893, expires
June II. 1890, bond. $1,000; sureties, William
Littausr. q brother Of the Littauers, $1,000,
and Louis I Haber, $1,000; Haber being
friend Of Lyon. This contract amounted
to $40 0OO,o5.
Exhibit No. 5-Articles OF agreement
between Col Furcy and Lyon dated Oct. Is,
1893, expires Feb. /, 1899, bond 81 900; sure
ties, D. L. Richard. $1,000 Orchard is
brother-in-law OF Littsuer), and Haber.
$1,000.
Exhibit No. o shows a statement from
Lyon 20 Lttauer Bros, involving q con-
tract for 39,80l.0l.
Exhibit No. 7 shows articles OF agree
ment between Col. Furey and Lyon for
IS, 900 pairs Of buckskin gauntlets. dated
Aug. 8, 1893. to expire Nov. 22. 1893. bond.
SO, 600; sursties, William Littsuer. $4,000.
and Haber. $4,000.
Exhibit No. 8 shows articles Of agreement
between Col. Furey and Lyon for 10000
pairs Of buckskin gauntlets. dated May q,
$685. to expire June n, 1898; bond. $1,000
sureties, Oscar l.. Richard (Littauers
brother-in-law). 5000; and Haber, $1,000.
Exhibit No. Q, shows articles of agree
ment between Col Furey and Lyon. for
40 900 pairs of buckskn gauntlets, dated
May 20, 1898, to expire Oct. 49, 1893, bond.
5000; stlreties Oscar L. Richard, $4,000.
and Haber, $4,000. On this contract the
name Of William Lttauer, surety for $4,000,
10 era sed, and tho name Of Mr.. Richard
substituted
Exhibit No. 10 Ia q statement dated Jan.
1, 1900. from Lyon to Lftauer BROS, then
located at $50 Broadway, New York city,
saying 10000 pairs at 81, 40, $4,000; 42.S77
pairs at sl.4s1s, So, 1888 o.; 3s,Os4 pairs at
81. IS, s54, 800. 20. Total, s7,4ll pairs. at a
total cost Of sl3l. 85832 Less cash re-
oeiyed after certain minor additions, Sisl,-
7s2A" This representing the money paid
to Littauer Bros. by Lyon.
Exhibit No. H. is a statement from Lyon
for "buckskin contract" to Iittauer Bros,
showing that on Sept. 81, 1890, 1900 pairs
OF these gloves at 81 ,95 net, total, Sl7,55O,
represented that transaction with the
Government
Exhibit No 81, is ~ follows:
LITTAUER BROTHERS,,
GLOVES.
Factory, Gloversville. New York,
$50 Broadway
(which IL obllteratei by red ink stamp changing
tho number tol
ys2 and s34 Broad way, below Spring street.
NEW YORK. February Is. 1900
Mr. y. X. Lyon, F'fih Avenue. Nev York;
For value received | hereby sell, assign
and transfer to Littauer Bros, OF 532 Broadway
New York, all my stock in trade at 25S Fifth
avenue, New York. consisting OF skins and
furs and which said stock IL OF the estimated
value Of S32, 900. with the agreement that in
case can effect sale Of said stock prior
to the first day OF March, 1900. said sale shall
be made by me az their agent and the pro-
ceeds thereof shall be turned over to said
Littauer Bros. and shall be Endorsed by them
upon the amount Of my indebtedness 10 them:
and In case | am not able to make said sale.
then said stock is hereby assigned to be sold
in the open market and the amount realized
to DO applied upon said indebtedness, any
sale by me to be with the approval of said
Littauer Bros.
And 10 Ia understood that said I.ittauer
Bros. are by this instrument vested with
the full possession of all the property hereby