New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-13
BIG TINS RICHES
GROW EACH DAY
Enterprises Thrive After
His Death-EState More
than S1,001 ,277.
S369,9O7 IN STOCK
CLAIMS REJECTED
Belmont and Leopold Sue Tor
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Bust
ness Methods Puzzle.

Instead OF the estate Of thc late KEEP
rcsentative Timothy D Sullivan shrink
ing 10 a comparatively mall value De-
cause Of the large number Of claims
.r.i,s, T.. the indications are that even
after al legitimate claims are Setteo
the value will be greater than tha'
plsced on It by appraisers. which was
sl.Ool. 277. some OF the enterprises IN
...A;oh 10 v,ss interested have been con
,i,ucd with profit william 4. Ellison
temporary receiver, has 60; far enough
,lorr In tho work Of settling proved
claim ana rejecting those that arc
either doubtful or improved 10 estimate
~, o.cb 81 the four shares 20 be DIS
.r,h,.cd under the will will amount 20
- .ba0 $500 900. The benenclaHes
49, Po,ricE H. sullivan. brother; Law
renee Mulhgan. half brother " S.S'e!
s0d the children OF dead s'>'e' %
NJ Ellison. who has been appoin'.eo
cs permarc1' receiver OF me go. az,
On the request made 20 me couT' gH w.
nrincipal creditors. Will TO-DAY nae ~
rcpor' as temporary receiver j"
County Clerks othce. ---.,..s ,s,.
"Rig Tim" had q mos; careless ~" "a
q cooductinc his business afalTs: te
S.,6iod hundreds of thousands o. ooI-
is GOING out and coming H. wl'hou
.,,er botberinc 20 keep hooks. lie oo-
Irc.ed business in a man 20 man LaS'-
90 bis word being his bond "hlCh Nv
~ for Granted sometimes win un
S.."~aLIo results should he so WIN
- ,,or Who transacted business VIZ
-, Ue ala not even bother 10 AteP
49, st,be This carelessness III NJ
bnsincss affairs mas made me - -,
Nc TUison more than usually C-'"'"''
IN settling up an estate ..oso,.ed 10
ri;eor for which he felt Ger a'"
~ 30. No foundation. These ne mas
-o;ac..d inviting the claimants 70 UiI.'e e
rccover. Others when ha'S
-. Croved the receiver has seI''eu'
~ NO largest claims against Inie ts
- .,d which have given MI E'i'sO .
.be greatest concern are thOSe T-aGd
49, belmont & Co. and D. VI. ~ e.
G. 70 stock brokers. Inc M - oo-
Soo5 600 and the latter lot
Ro,b have been rejected. As u, -
pclr,ont claim. no information hHS 80
forthcoming. but It is oelleNeo ~ .'" o.
lvrovn out Of Sullivan guarah . = ~
T.counts of relatives and L"!DIl,a','
,;erds who dealt heavily IN III Ia
! Ugh METROPOLITAN stock. Inc
aim is based on similar iran. - 600
his claim has been reduceG y! ,r;,ies
the change in value % 49, ard
Ia arms have brought SUIT 10 re-
yer o.,o has \
od n' L., on mortgage against
.Los.ricai firm OF Sullivan & hraus'
,ih;cb "pig Tim" was the senior
O.o-,ber also brought suit on ms cam,
hn;ng rejected. Among the secured
S 9es ;s one for 100000 in the form
~ s nortgage on the Dewey Theatre
held by Sol Schinasi:, -. ,otos
Renresentative Sullivan maze NOES
aogregating S453, 700 In some instances oss
.Sere was nothing 70 show that '"eie
was any consideration. - aid
some Of the claims allowed ana pau
nv Mr. Ellison were: Sll,5oS 20 ~ ~
I BALDWIN and J. d. Carroll on a. no .,
5o-sad nv Charles F. Murphy, SZs'olo
20 Emanuel Blumenstiel, S5~'7L' "
Hannah Sullivan, widow Of Timothy i, = e
T;ttio TIM Sullivan. S35,554 70 Will
;am Fox and 1881 TO Frank D. ar
rell. 49,. a.,ed unon
:. - for s. 600 by the executor OF the
n,tsts ~ Magistrate Daniel h. nm
- Was known as Battery Dan. Inc
NV have not received any part OF
tb.ir legacies and there VIII be no pay !
ment until the receiver has comp!e'eu
his work.