New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22
BUSINESS REVERSES.

LEV AlAiNtNOff 4 a. N4pNNH't
urcrs, at Nos rs and 20 Broadway. called a
meeting OF their creditors yesterday at the
Broadway Central Hotel 10 ask extension.
The notice to creditors did not give the name
Of the arm, but simply asked them to come
aud they were much surprised when they
learned the name Of the firm. The firm asked
for an extension OF six. twelve eighteen and
tWouty-four months. A committee, consisting
OF Edmund Wright as chairman. Anthony c.
Brow and q representative Of the Security
Bank was appointed TO make an examination
of the FIRMS affairs and report 20 a future
meeting and Ia the mean time no action should
be- taken by any creditor to put the firm into
bankruptcy. Liabilities are said 10 be StoO9O
current assets, 10000. in addition to which are
real estate. fixtures, etc., OF about SyVV' Inc
business was started in 1899 hy AlOlph Levy,
and Morris MarkoWitz became a partner IN
July. 1910. a representative Of some OF the
creditors said that one cause OF their present
emtarIa sment was me "Ithara"@l OF >p ,,oy
from the clothing business 90 put into a mai
order business, which was not AS prohtaoie as
COOKIES AUCTION ROOMS OoSEPH
WIELAR * COJ-Peutlon filed against Joseph
Mislar and Henry Freeman, who compose the
firm OF Joseph Wielar a. Co., also doing 0usl-
ness as Cookies Auction and storage Rooms.
deJleIs Zoo furniture and storage az no. III
East 18th street Creditors: Norris blpp. az
tlc Greater New York Bedding Company. 500:
Jacob Abrams. $50. and william Rung. -.
The business was started many years ago 10y
Justus Cooke and after his death u was pur-
chased ty Sir. Wlslar, IN 1885. In May. 1872,
they asked creditors for an extension, and
committee was appointed 20 supervise matters.
Liabilities are said 90 bee 5000. assets. $1,000.
ECONOMIST MANUFACTURING CUM
PANl-Peucou filed against the D,onoHlss
Nduufs turing Company dresses ana suits, OF
No 20 seventh avenue. Creditors: fredeT!SS
~. Wakefield. trustee In bankruptcy q me
Jackson Mack Manufactur!ng Company Si,OD'
Karcisou. ir. 49, Liabilities are said 10 be
So coo. assets s. 500. The company was
INCORPORATED I'm july 1912 with a capital tsock
OF $1,000 and Sa.p J. Jackson. Of the Jackson
Mack Manufacturing Company. was interested
' IL. COOLIES REBEccA GoDLEs,-Pcution
filed against Relecca Codes. id.ng as D.
Coolies. dealer 100 waists az 80. PSI Third ave
nue. creditors. samuel Cherkass: 500; 10
seph w Umans. $3.50 and Gertrude VI. Lud
wig $50 Judge Hand appointed Miss Bertha
Ron laugh receiver. bond. $500. Liabilities
soTIr BROS e. PRoBsTEIN-JddF Hand
confirmed a composition OF S'ult Bros. q Prob
stein diamond cutters and importers, or No.
u Nassau street All The assets now " , tne
hands ot th' receiver are 90 go 10 the crSditolSS
and the Hru also paid 70 the creditors $4,000
cash and $4,000 iu notes payable IN four IN
sulmeuts OF $3.50 each, I'm sly. twelve elgh.
tom ana twenty four months. No fixed amount
OBJ. ruWI.s. zion was offered. as the total Habit
ties fad 40. been definitely assertained The
assets oi SIS 49, and claims for over tt30O0
accepted tho compositions \ petition was filed
ara.ast the Urn, On May u.s. l9l2 u,, CON
frrreI "a composition of spark q Forstot. man
ufIcturcrs or dresses ~ 80. 2i5 Seventh ave
nue. at - cents on the dollar cash. LIabili
u. R''ETT-S3fiEf- RrnIN-Judre Hand confirmed
composition OF Betsy Rubin. wholesale grocer
~ SO. Bayari street. AZ 10 cents on the
dollar. payable cents .ash and cents on
note az thirty days. Liabilities. SO, $685. OF
which $40 80 Is secured
LEON schedules OF Leon Field
man. dealer IN Wallpaper and paints, az No. IS
Avenue u, show liabilities Of NI02l; assets
ST. 400 consisting of stock and fixtures, SO 600
and outstanding accounts. s.. 400
AMOUNTS UNDER $40 OO0.
SAMUEL JAFFE-pcti,lon filed against
Samuel Jane. dealer I'm womens apparel
waists. ETC.. with five stores. at No. West
Iitth street and No. 2l35 Seventh avenue, under
the STYLE Of the Elegant Dress Shop; az No
So. Prospect avenue The Bronx, and No 10
Main street. lonNers, as The French Dress
~lor. and al Nc l3i New Main street, You-
kers as the New York Cloak and Suit Store
creditors. Benedict Druck. 500; Norkvi.le Dress
COMPANY $40. and Max ZiTer. siS3 Liabli-
ties are said 20 be $1,000; assets. 5000 Mr.
JaGe it BE- said, VIII offer settlement 20 the
BERGEN & sCuIFFMAN Schedules Of
Bergen Schinman, manufacturing jewellers
90 So 20 Maiden Lane, show liabilities Of
So SO: assets fG2. IN accounts
PHILIP H. SttSEL. haherdasher Of No
1Ses Third avenue. made an assignment TO
Gabriel Heater. OF No $50 Montague street
Brooklyn. The business was run as the Ideal
THE CONTINENTAL THREAD COMPANY.
manufacturers of spool NOtton and mercerized
thread. AZ 40. 20 Wooster street made an as
SHIPMENT 20 Archibald Palmer. The company
was inc0rp0ratcd I'm August. 1905 with capital
stock OF 8 900 and Nathaniel Lesser Is presi-
dent Mr. Palmer said that the liabilities were
$500; assets, about 500