New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-18
BUSINESS REVERSES

ISIDORE HAMMER-Two petitions FLED
against Isidore Hammer manufacturer o!
furs al No Ga University Place. Judge hon
appointed Henry Freid receiver with author
ity 20 carry on business ten days. The hrs'
petition was filed by these creditors; vance
weEhe Bros $3.50; David Freid, $500, ahu
Stei9berg g. KasindOTf, Sl6O. Llabllltles
were said to he $4,000: assets, $4,000. Inc
second petition was fled by these creditors.
j. Porlberg s347, William Friedman. S46S'
ard Raphael Kramousky. 500 In this peti-
ton IL was said that the Liabilities are S"V'-
600: assets, $4,000
LOUIS ADMINISTRATION dled against
Louis Hordes. manufacturer of cloaks ana
suits al No. 90 East Broadway. Creditors.
David Kohen, 5000. +. EchmHnn, Sou ana
Aaron L. Palmer, 500 Judge Holt ap-
pointed Isaac SteGel receiver. Liabilities
S' DR., c CHAR f. GENNERICH-Dr.
Charles f. Gennerlch, physician and sur
gcon of No. 226 West 18th street hled peu-
ton, with Liabilities OF S36SiI mostly TOT
loans: assets $l,15l in outstanding accounts.
Among the creditors are Diedrich Schener'
S5SlS; Louis r Hunter. OF OswcSo, S5.6i3;
Mrs Leonore c. Gennerich, S256i; Dr. Will
lam Il. Love. S2l45. and Brandes Bros
s. $40.
THE J. NJ wAsHBURNE COMPANY
Judge Holt. Of the Federal Court, has APP
pointed Archibald Douglass and Otto F.
Ziegenbein receivers for the !. NJ. wash
burne Company. Wholesale dealer in bakers
and confectorers supplies at No. Oh
Broome street tboud, sos. OOO), in an equity
SUIT brought by Ellie SneetL, OF W hHIlltE l'li'
a creditor for $1,000. The receivers we're
authorized In their discretion 70 carry on
the business for thirty days. Liabilities ex'
coed $50 600; nominal assets are $4,000
The company was incorporated IN August.
1908, with capital stock Of 500, 600. J. NJ
Washburne was president and Ellie sheetz
treasurer.
THE BURTON DRESS COMPANY-Tho
Burton Dress Company manufacturer Of
dresses and costumes at No. 81 East 800
street, made an assignment TO Irving l.
May, 1911. with capital stock of $4,000,
and Joseph Rosenfeld as president and treas
urer Mr.. Ernst said the liabilities wero
$4,000 and assets probably $4,000.
AMOUNTS UNDER $1,000.
KEYSTONE FRUIT COMPANY - Petition
filed against Jacob Mencon and Joseph Yoha-
nan, doing business as the keystone Fruit
Company o at Io1EeTs Creditors GT , RgdG Jpn
Henry c. VoCel Company s94 Liabilities are
s. 400; asets, $1,000. Judge Holt appointed
Henry ~ Baird receiver.
EDGAR r. TCRLINGTON-Bdga r. Tur-
lington, salesman. OF No 30 West 10Th street.
fled petition with liabilities Of S4l; no as
sets. The liabilities are for indorsing notes
Of Hackett. Carhart & Co, Inc, retail cloth
ing. OF No. s4l broadway. Of which he was
formerly vice-president and manager. Among
the creditors are the Bank OF the Metropolis
s2ds, Germania Bank SS,76S and National CITY
IRVING J. WEII-Irving J. Well clerk, Of
No. H10 Broadway, filed petition, with Ia
hilities Of s. 09S mostly losses on stock trans
actions no assets The largest creditor is
Carheit & Co. ,073
RICHARD WIGGER-Rchard Wlggcr. gro
Ger, Of No. $50 Amterdam avenue. fled petit
ton, with liabilities Of 1894; no available as
sets. OF the liabilities 500 IS 70 the People
Of the State OF New York, action on penalty
NATHAN GACS-Nathan Gaus. bartender,
of No. 176 Second street, formerly a saloon
keeper. filed petition, with liabilities OF '5,95l;
no assets.
FANNIE FRIEDMAN (Reliable Woollen
Company)-Judge Holt dismissed the petition
fled on November 25 against Fannie Friedman,
who did business as the Reliable WOollen Com
pany at No. LOG Hester street, on a settlement
al % cents on the dollar.
CHITMAN, GOODMAN & BREGER-Judge
Holt appointed Frank J. Wadeyer receiver for
Chitman, Goodman & Breger, manufacturers OF
furs at No. 1l2 University Place; bond, 500.
WILLIAM ASINOFF-Judge Holt appointed
Robert c. Perry receiver for William Asnof
manufacturer Of dresses at No So Sixth ave-
nue. Liabilities. 5000; assets. $1,000
JOSHUA FINEBERG-Judge Holt appointed
A l. Tamor receiver for Joshua Fincberg
clothier. Of No. 433 Lenox avenue; bond, 500
UNITED SERVICE STORES. INC.-Ihe
United Service stores. Inc dealer in gen raj
merchandise at No. 1le west 32d street, made
an assignment to Maurice i. Davidson. The
corporation was incorporated in January. 1913
with capital stock sl25.OO0 which was later
increased 20 500. 900 The object OF the cor
uoration was TO buy goods al first cost for iis
members.