New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-02
BUSINESS REVERSES.

MORELL REALTY COMPANl.-A
petition filed against the Morell Realty
Company of No. ll6 West 10th street
by these creditors: James a.: prs oil;
81 900: Thomas u. Mcdowell, A,9h, ana
Christopher A. Fox, 500. Ii was alleged
the company was insolvent, had trans
ferred real estate on Nelson aVenu" 10
Emma NJ. Morell and to Florence j.
Squres, October 81 without consideya-
ton. and had transferred real estate
corner of Aqueduct avenue and Brandt
Place, 10 Maud MOrell, wife Of the presi-
dent of the company. Liabilities are sald
To- be $1,000 and assets $500 The com
pany was incorporated on November D.
1879. with capital stock OF N,Op. George
i. Morell is president. ...
PETER TIVNAN LUNCH COMPANY.
The Peter Tivnan Lunch Company. OF
No. ~ East i2d street. filed petition, with
liabilities OF $l2,9S9 and assets OF $I,'t9.
consisting of stock. $1,000: notes. $40, and
cash. $50 The business was started in
1896 and incorporated August >, 1885, with
capital stock OF $1,000.
THOMAS j. MITCHELL.-Thomas J.
Mitchell. OF No. go West 10th street,
formerly silk manufacture. filed
petition, with liabilities Of $lO,3'2 ana
nominal assets Of Sll,32S a claim against
the Mitchell Watching Company for
money advanced, open account salary ana
breach Of employment. Henry W. Run
yon, trustee in bankruptcy Of the Mitch
ell Watching Company, has a clam
against Mr.. Mitchell for NLIoO
SAMUEL II. RICHMOND.-Samue u.
Richmond, dealer In general mercian-
disc. OF No. p East 2lst street. filed petit
ton, with Liabilities OF fl3%S and asNt Is
OF 81. l3j consisting Of stock so; fiXtu"cs.
so. and claims. S.035.
HERMAN BRUNER.- Schedules OF
Herman Bruncr. trading as the Lawrence
WOOllen Company Of No. 2l5 Fourth ave-
nue.. show Liabilities Of A5,s69 and assets
OF $3.50. consisting OF stock 5000. ac-
counts. S2293s: assigned accounts, $rll2,
and fixtures. 500.
KLEIN q BERENZWEIG.- Schedules
of Klein Il Berenzweig, wholesale deal
cTs I'm womeu's hats. at No. 3 West Sd
street. show liabilities of $3.50 and as
sets q 6,H3, consisting u stock, $50;
fixtures. 500; accounts, S2i3, and equity
IN assigned accounts, 5000
BELL * BOGART MANUFACTURING
COMPANY Schedules OF the Bell 4 Bo-
CART Manufacturing compaly soap, for
merry Of No. q Grove street. show liabili-
ties of {3O.UJl and assets OF XJ.sSg. consist
ing Of stock fl-O. machinery $1,000, ac-
counts $3.50 Office furniture 50 and cash
So.
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000.
HARRY 4 SIEGEL and BERNARD
HOTCHNE Err Petition filed against Har-
~ \. Segel and Bernard Hotchner who
compose tine firm of Siegel & Hotchner.
$40 Prospect avenue. by these creditors:
Robert Refs a 30. SIS. :. HeilmaH d co,
So Bloom < Homer, s.. Alfred 4. Wood.
S2i1; Edward j. Ryan. so. and Henry *.
GoleHbOck. SO Liabilities are said To be
$3.50 and assets $l.OyJ The firm began
business In February. 1915
DCGGAN X RUBIN Judge Hand has
appointed Moses Ely receiver for Duggan
q Rubin, doing, business as the u. Il. NJ.
Company. cloak manufacturers. al No.
l4i- West 10Th street. bond. 81 900
WILLIAM y. WEINREB * co. Judge
Hand has appointed Roy l.. Browning re-
cciyer iOr William y. Weinreb x Co.
CLOAK unanufa rturcTs. OF No. l35 West 2lst
street: bond. $3.50.
PETER j. MAlSCHOSS Judge Hand
has appointed Albert de Roode receiver
for Peter j. Maischoss. tailor, of No ST
New street. 1t was stated that recently
he received $500 from the sale OF a lease
hold. used the money to buy some real
estate. title 10 which was taken in his
wife's name, and bought an automobile
In his wlics name. lie left stock and
fXtuTes for The creditors
IIInGMEhTC PENnDnrn