New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-08
BUSINESS REVERSES.

| COLUMBIA THEATRICAL TRANSFER
| DECENTRALIZATION iiled against the columbia
Theatrical Transfer Company movers OF meat al
rical baggage and scenery. Of No. rs West 2Ith
| street, by these creditors: Peter MolZen Com
| pany. 1913: Abraham Lewis, Sl23, and John }.
! Keit, $50. IL alleged the company was
| ihsolNent and made preferential transfer Of
portion Of its property. Judge HO!t ap-
pointed Francis l.. Madden receiver. BOND.
$500 Assets are said to be 5000 consisting
or trucks, horses aud harness. Inc company
was Incorporated September 80, 1911, "ith a
capital stock of 10000. with sam HurtIg a
! theatrical man. as president. ana Joseph Ola
sci treasurer. MessIs. Hurtig and Glasel. VINO
also did business a. j. Glssel * co. al NO. FOB
West 18th street, filed a petition In bankrupt
each had | 500 shares of stock OF the columbia
theatrical Transfer Company and that the
company was also indebted 10 them to the
amount Of sj.376.
L. HAMMEL x Co.-schedules Of L. Ham
mel & Co, manufacturers OF leather goods al
no lO8 Seventh avenue, show Liabilities OF
| stock. 81 ,5s4; machinery and fixtures. s3is
accounts. sl,I.J: equity in life insurance, SJo
and cash IN bank. sH Among the creditors
are Mrs. Bertha Hofmann. $500: W. J. Bird
gel sons. Peabody, Mass. $3.50: L. +:
Robertson & Sons. sl.5lj. and the Bank OF
Washington Heights, $500. ,,.......
j. W. SrIRRUP. INC REHABILITATION
ii.ed AGAINST the estate Of J. W Stirrup be,
manufacturer OF tiivare ct No. 259 Front
street. by these creditors: Ph. j. Bender &
sons. s2is; Ralph Rothsehild. $l4s. and
Thomas j. Lynch. S236. 1t alleged the
corporation was insolvcnt and made preferen
tai transfers OF property. The business was
STRAP who died in 1892 His son. John w
| succeeded TO the business and carried u on
until he died, November r. 1907. Tie heirs
! continued the business and Incorporated II on
MAY II. 1917. with capital stock Of 10000.
! Frank \. Stirrup vas president and Charles
| II. Stirrup treasurer They made "A specially
be Sioo0o ana ID assets 5000. Judge Holt ap-
pointed Taylor More receiver. bond $500. with
authority 70 continue business fifteen days.
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000.
LOUIS PELL(-Pettion filed against Louis
| Peli. a tailor. OF No 1881 Broadway, by
| Abrahams & Schwarz. creditors for 5000.
! II was alleged that he was insol, cnt and
| January II transferred all his stool, 10 n
! corporation called Louis Pcll. Inc. Judge
Holt appointed Charles c. Auchincloss re-
stock. valued at $4,000 was transferred 10
the corporation in order 20 put II beyond
roach Of creditors. His liabilities are $1,000
/ Ic began business in 1904
! UANDELNAN BROS. -- Alexander aud
Abraham Handolmsn who compose nc nrm
,ersi:y Place. fled petition, with liabilities
| Of S36i9 and assets Of 81 IO5 i'm accounts.
They began business in Februar.. 1911.
sol FLEISCEMtN Nudge IIOlt has APP
pointed David FREEMAN receiver FOR sol
| Flcischman tobber I'm woollcns at No. -
Clinton street; bond $500 lie was ap-
ors. He is a creditor for 5000 and will act
without compensation. Liabilities pe
$40. 600 and assets $1,000 consisting or stock
81 500 and accounts g.. 500.
JOHN NJ FORBES-JudSe Holt has ap-
pointed Henry LAYERS receiver fDr John
Forbes shoe dealer. az No. q West Broad
way. bond $4,000 Assets arc sl.ooo. con
sls;ng OF stock 5000; fixtures and repair
machinery. 81 600
WOLF SEIFERT-Scheaulcs Of Wolf Sci
frrt fI-rier OF No 10 East 10th street.
show liabilities OF S703i ana assprs 90 SHn7,
consisting % stock. $500: fixtures $50: &c
counts. >i52. and cash in bank. 50. Among
the creditors are Jackson 4 Brod. Sl,2pO.
:. Stratus. $500. and II. FTankcn. 500.