New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-28
GII,L SUMMON BROKERS
CHARGED
g.Jntwe Creditors act Under
Bankruptcy Lac.

"a, creditors of the suspended Stock Ex-
e. e--,7 Of 7. \. Mcintyre & Co. as permitted
s.H .,e federal bankruptcy laws announced yes
-. hat they intended to have the members
Soas err, summoned to court to explain certain
,-;o,s which they allege irregular The
. she creditors say. Is that no member of
81, hiss been at the Office since the failure
n. exception OF George &. Ryan. Of SYRIA
-" r,,o.7las a Mcintyre. the head Of the firm
. No-rh Carolina, Frustrated and in the care
!, : trained nurse
&c. Transactions which il is understood the
- ~ The firm viii he called on 10 exrlain
a do with the alleged selling OF securities
p - f,- customers. but left with the firm It
-, charged 10y certain customers that stocks
: -f-h the firm Cor transfer cannot be found
.xsct condition q affairs will not OF course
z,7un pending the auditing OF the books by
- receivers
.-sur e Peck q Syracuse. one OF the TWO re
Is was no, At the Office OF the firm yester-
=. HIT Nil he on hand ready for work to-day
~.-lss { Birmingham. the other receiver said
-, 10 statement from the receivers would be
~h,ora.nS for several days 1t was the gen
. o,inion yesterday that the failure would turn
: n he Z decidedly bad one and some estimates
sxbst the general creditors would receive were
lsr a. II cents the dollar against a r,,ess
: = 2er cent made last week
u,-s Iglt was thrown yesterday on Nj McIn-
,s troubles with his stepdaughter. Mrs. Arnold
'szson whose husband is a son OF Thomas W
,srse1 NJ Mcintyre. in HIS accounting to the
s--,sstes' Court Of his second wife's estate Of
li-h r. the executor. tells Of being robbed Of
.zsI-z left il his keeping under the will for Mrs
-szsor Tie robbery. he says. occurred IN Decen-
- NJ while he was living at the Wyoming and
- accounting rendered by him was the first in
,-s-ion tha- his steIdaugflter had Of the robbery
-bs report was demanded by Mrs Lawson and
SIS submitted hy NJ Mcintyre about month ago
!, executor has year in which TO make an &C
,--,,n- Ms Mcintyre died in the fall OF 1906
,s Lawson her attorney said yesterday is dis
.-s6e5 with her sJepfather's accounting and will
.ss action 70 prevent the courts approval Papers
sese proceedings are being served now
-.e second Mrs. Mcintyre. before her marriage
NJ Mcintyre. II 1913. was the wife OF Archibald
Mitchell Who was the proprietor OF tbs trade
rszs7ape- Hardware
> ts- WI Mrs. Mcintyre left to Mr.. MCINTYRE
Il he jeve.ry that he had given her and 10 her
5sasats-. Ms Lawson. she left the jewelry that
g. had received from her first husband. In his
s-5untile NJ. Mcintyre places the value OF his
srs.-y a. So and the remainder at $3.50 He fixes
II value q his wife's entire estate az s14ap
ss-ns1 Aarons. tor Mrs. Lawson said yesterday
IA lie 5eVyelry left her was valued at between
q. and s. AZ, the value being closer TO the
z-s- sun. ~ lille the whole estate was worth
~ including some stock in the Hardware Pub
SING Company and personal effects. Il was said
sse yesterday that these have not been accounted
r. . Ii entire satisfaction OF Mrs. Lawson. In
: accounting 20 the Surrogates' Court Mr.. Nc
.--7-e says - The loss OF tie jewels;
-ls s71ve articles OF jewe1ry We're lost by acct
1s-c. without negligence on my part. the cause be
-tz- l--Vee-. DeCem Der Il and 3D. 1876, the said
E---iss Were stolen from my apartment q the
Wyoming and were removed therefrom and car
~ away rs person OF persons unknown TO me
-he theft l. said 70 have included some OF Nj
Of
& -C- known There Is 10 record al Police Head
-z--s-s u 5he robbery at the Wyoming.
Eag-cs Leon, counsel for Nj. Mcintyre, said
yesterday
-Afe- NJ NCIntyre's marriage 10 Mrs. Mitchell
ts gave her much jeWelry- he spent more than
Z f1 year on her. When Mrs Mcintyre died
szs y. - her daughter, Mrs. Luce Mitchell who