New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-16
BUSINESS REVERSES

CHITMAN. GOODMAN e. BREGER-Peu-
ton filed against Chitman, Goodman d HeBei,
manufacturers Of fuTs ~ Nos. III Gnd ~
University Place. Creditors; Cassleth MIS-
kin, 500: Jack shaIf $i2J. and Samuel Vol
man, s325. Liabilities are said to be Slo'oo'
assets. 900. ~
in drygoods a: No. I3i First avenue and No.
81 Avenue A. made en- assignment to Marcus
Helfand 4 petition was also filed. creditors
Charles Mosee. s25i: NJ. Schlcsingc'' e.,
and Aaron Rosen $50. The partners are Harry
and Morris Basser. Liabilities are said 20 hs
SI2 900; assets. 5000 Judge Holt appointed
Marcus Hefand receiver.
JENNIE CBRTDE-Schedulcs Of Jennie
Mac Bride dressmaker. No. IS West 3Ith street
show liabilities OF $40 400; assets. 500 con
sisting OF stock s2.402: fixtures. 500; &C
counts $4s3: claim, $500. and cash, s3Ic.
LOUIS METZGER g. co. INC.--Jrdge Holt
dismissed the petition flied on october ~
against Louis Metzger q Co, Inc, importer OF
millinery ornaments al No. 637 Broadway ana
No 2O2 10 2Os Mercer street. on settlement
at 40 cents on the dollar Liabilities. Slso.OCO.
ALFRED ]. MoISSANT-SherlH Harburgor
as received two attachment against Alfred j.
Moissant, OF No. 1880 Bro adway. aggregatlng
SO. SJS. One IL in favor OF the United Export
Company for $3.50. balance due on money
loaned. ana the other IS in favor OF the ROYAL
Bank 81 Canada for Sl9.3iS. on drafts and bills
| OF exchange. The last attachment Was served
on the National City Bank and on Max Eart,
note lroker Of No. ll5 Nassau street. Mr..
| Moissan; IL Is said. Is banker and sugar
| planter OF San Salvador and president OF the
Moissant International Avlators The attach
| ments were granted on the ground OF nom
residence.
| AMOUNTS UNDER $1,000
| y. DIABEs & Co.-Judge Holt confirmed
composition of y. Diabes Co. wholesale
| dealers in drygoods, at No. Carlisle street,
| at 20 cents on the dollar.
| A. VAN DER POORTEN e. SON.-Judge
| Holt confirmed a composition OF A. Van der
| Poorten & Son. dealers in leaf tobacco and
cigars. at No. 2259 Second avenue. at 10 cents
\ on the dollar.
| BERNARD wENER.-Judge Holt dismissed
| the petition filed September l6 against Der
! nard Wiener formerly clothing manufacturer
at No. 704 Broadway. His creditors. It Is
| said. accepted n settlement at 20 cents on the
dollar
CONTINENTAL STEEL AND SUPPLY
COMPANY. The Continental Steel and Supply
Company, Of No. 800 Hudson street. filed petit
ton, with liabilities Of S5.56J; assets. 81, 1891
consisting OF stock. 800; accounts and equities
in accounts, ss22; cash in bank, s521. and
DONATE D'ANDRDAs.- Holt ap-
pointed Emil G. Fuchs receiver for Donate
D'Andress. grocer. Of 45' Ninth avenue. The
IA BELIZE (RELLE sosENKo)-Petl-
ton filed against Belle Sosenko, doing bust
ness as ia Belle" dressmaker and millner.
sosenko $500; Frank Schneider $50 and
Israel Cohen. $50. Judge Holt appointed Shir-
ley Shackelford receiver. Liabilities are 81
900: assets. 900. She was succeeded by a
corporation on November q
JOHN EARLY.-Petition filed against John
Early, furniture dealer, at No. 53l Eighth ave
nue. Creditors: J. Fraser Co. $147; T..
Nathan a. Co.. $206, and John J. Dempsey.
$500. Judge Holt appointed Chas. p. Sanford
receiver Liabilities are $1,000; assets 81, 600.
He has been I'm business forty six years.
\. 9HTDLOVSKY * CO.-Petition 1led against
Sussman Shidloysky. trading rs $. Shidlovsky
& CO.. manufacturer Of dresses. at No. 2 TO o
East Broadway and NO 24s East .on iss,h , IT.,
Mittelmsrk. 500, and James H. Durham &