New-York tribune., 1896-01-03
CHANGES IN YGOODS FIRMS
THE NEW YEAR CAUSES MANY ALTERA-
TIONS.

NERSHlPS FORMED.

NERsHIPs FORMED.
According to THE Dry Goods Economist" there
will be number Of important changes in New-York
drygoods houses carly in 1896 4 number Of partner
ships. some OF them of long staining TO be dis
solved, while various other firms are To admit new
partners. Among the more noteworthy changes are
the following:
Tobias Jlnan & Co.. cloak manufa turers. No.
loS Prnce-st.. dissolved partnership the end OF
the year
On the first of the year Mr.. Prince, now with
Felsenheld. Rose & Co., became d member of the
firm OF NJ. Silver & co.
NJ. Biesenthal retircs from the firm Of Biesenthal
& KRISTEN. No. i5 Greene-s the business being con-
,inued by Mr KRISTEN.
NJ. II. Busse. manufacturer of cloaks Nos. SO and
% Prnce-st.. has taken into partnership Mr. Argen-
bright at present associated with Samuel Open
helm a. Co
The concern of T. NJ. Ball & Co. dissolved on
January !, +. NJ. Ball retYng new firm will
be formed by John W. Day, with +. NJ Ball as
special partner.
The cloak and suit company Incorporated in May.
1894 under the firm name OF Costa kraemer q Co,
at No. q West Twenty y-third-s, will be dissolved
this month.
Lyman Il. Freze tr., has been admitted mem
ber OF the firm of Clarence Whitman < Co.
NJ. Friedman has retired from the misses and
childrens cloak house of Hellman Meiser < Fried
tinue the business at the same address
j. Koch 4 Co. manufacturers of muslin under
wear, have dissolved partnership. j. Koch returns
to his old position Slege Brothers, and Frank
Garnet, the partner. has been engaged by l. Hirsch
& Son.
solved the close OF the year. +. d. Lecompte
will retire and T. O. Barton will enter the firm Of
Minot Hooper & CO., TO which the Manchester Mills
account Will be transferred.
j. w Mayer misses and childrens coaks
and suits No 100 Greene-st., joins the house Of l.
l. Levy & CO. on the opening Of the new year.
This new firm will do business under the name OF
Levy & Mayer at Levy 4 Co.'S quarters No.
l26 10 l2S Grecne-st
John Saudt has been admitted partner In
the firm of Ncuss Hesslen * Co, from which
concern Edward Neuss has retired. The MEM
bers of the present firm. which Will undergo no
change OF name are Edgar j. Hesslein. Eugene
o. Beyer and John staudt
The copartnership existing under the name of
Oelberman, Dommerch q Co. has been dissolved
by limitation, the TWO special partners Leopold
dreae. of Muelheim, retiring. Emil Oelbermann
and Louis F. Dommerch will continue in bust
A change occurred in the firm of X. II. White
Co., en- January l. Henry oA A. ,b1fssp bffne5
years Connected with the concern 1t is the IN
bs Sn0p Gsnds. o al al Wh N9 e ca to on job
The firm Of Bondy PryfooS Ma gcve Win I'm
Ta% mas d business VIII in re b
hy Mr.. rondy. Mr. Dryfoos will open a factory
at No l25 Kingston-st Boston, under the name
of NJ. II. Dryfoos Il Co.. for the manufacture
Of kid elOvos.
The firm OF Aldrich 1ddings & Clifton. woolen
and cotton goods commission agents. went out
az existence with the close OF the last year Mr..
Iddings will transfer the Alabama plaid account
Faulkpcr Page CO.
Mr Thompson until recently associated with
the suit house OF David Marx q Co., joined II. {.
Guen;sche & Co.. at presen; No 556 Broad
way, the first Of the year. Tho new firm
will conduct business under the name OF Guentsche.
Thompson & Co. with new quarters al Broadway
and Waverley Place.
Among the new drygoods firms OF 1895
Plorisky & Co. neckwear manufacturers. No. 4oJ
Brocme-st.; Lazanby Il Cartwright, No. '3 Leon
ard-st importers OF white goods. kisch Manu-
featuring CO.. No 557 Broadway. ncckwear; Clogg.
Butts & Co. Nos 20 and . Howard-st.. manufac-
turers OF umbrellas and parasols; Dettelbach
Reizensiein. No. lo2 10 100 Wooster-st, waists
and skirts; Schiller q Fishman. No. 4s5 Broome-
ST. dresses and waists. J. Is. Cloos d Co. No
l4s Grand-s;. manufacturers Of women's waists
chiidren's cloaks; Peler & 1.achman, No. l2
Waverley Place. chidren's cloaks.