New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-13
MINING.
BUSINESS REVERSES

T. MOSS Petition fled against Barnet
Moss doing business as Is Moss a CO. manu-
facturer OF clothing at No. az bIoaI"dy
Creditors: s. Brlnn Bros, $2ol, Moiilr
Ros,n 500 and Roth & Lask $50. Judge
Holt aIluutCd Marshall 5 Hagar receiver
bond $500. with authority 10 carry on s EOS
ness ter days. Liabilities ar" said TO De W.
go. assets. 5000. consisting % mrrcnahdis''
s.. O6o. and accounts. 5000. a.
VINCENT AMOROSI-Nnecnt Amorosi Nv
ing at No 3i3 Fast 10Th street hlcd petition
with liabilities OF $ls26J. assets sJ- - con
sisting OF cash I'm bank. - -. ana one snare
Of stock 81 IN, Amorosi Import company, 900
The usblli,ics are mostly I'm the shape OF Juds
mcuts for damages FOR personal INJURIES. NJ
judgments were obtained In November ny MOI
lis Mcyerowitz, 81. l5"; samuel Meyero"i'"'
Sl.1t4 and Frank McCabe 500.
EDMUND sCITAEFFER Edmund Schact
FER real estate broker Of No. 335 81 Ann
avenue. The Bronx, hed petition, with liabili-
tics OF SIS $40. nominal assets 81, 2Vo In IotS
~ Enrl~wood. y. j.. mortgascd Tor Ss'""' anu
deed OF trust held by James II. Alderman. ~,
ANNEX HOMES or NEW YORK CITY
NO schedules OF the Annex Homes OF New
York CIV. Inc. OF 70. 500 fifth avenue show
liabilities ~ $3.50 li3. 81 which S626.25I are Sc
cured: nominal assets. SSDj. go, consisting OF
accounts. $50 s45 and real estate, S142,3oo'
consisting OF houses and lots at MalnaronechI
Harrison. White Plains and Manuel y. !.
II. ". HAMILTON a Co.-scheduIcs OF ~,
IL Hamilton 4 co. manufacturers OF women .
underwear at Fourth avenue and 2Ith street
show liabilities OF SGJ.IIl, assets. SLID con
sfsting OF stock. So 800. machinery ana nNI-
ures 81 800: accounts. 50 9S4 and cash $40.
Amazing the creditors are the New York County
National Bank. ST. Mrs. II. ~. Hamilton,
81. 49,. II. Bennett, 50 604, and william Meyer
sTANDERD 3. 10 AND Is CENT STORES
COMPANY. INC Schedules ~ the standard
8. 10 and % Cent stores Company. Inc. Oh
No SO church street, with stores III Icru
Amboy, n. J.. and waterbury Conn, SHOW y.
liabilities OF So 800: assets, $3.50 consisting
Of stock 81, OOO fixtures, $1,000 cash. WOO ana
a claim Of So ,.,-
Samuel J. Silyerstein. cloak manuta,tufer o. o.
No. ils West 9th street. show liabilities oil
slls7g. assets, 81 900. consisting OF stock, "
OO0 and accounts, 1890.
KIMBERLY COMPANY.-Judge Holt ap-
pointed George Williamson and trelerlck w
Yates receivers for the Kimberly Company,
manufacturer Of stained glass WINDOWS ana
lamp shades. OF No. / East fOth street anu
lC?d street and Lind avenue tbond' No.VOV,.
with authority TO carry on business a., Inl doo
DAYS There are orders hand Tor sso,V"'
which can be nlcd at a profit Liabilities are
said to be $4,000; assets. between S-oOo anu
$50. 900. ..,. .,oooo
WEINBERG. MCARTIE & BRANDES..
Petition filed against Weinberg, McCartie a
Brandes/ manufacturers OF furs at NO ~
West 18th street Creditors: Michael 'ohen'
500: Emma s. Wheeler, 5000. and Dora II,
Uorwtz $780, all OH assigned claims Asse,s
weinberg. Richard Il. McCdrtie and Harry u
Brandes. ,.,., a..
MURRAYS SAMPLE sHoP.-Peutlon hled
against Essc also known as Esther Golus,elI''
doing business as Murrays sample Shop'
dealer I'm dresses and suits at No. 2lib seventh
avenue Creditors: Leo Finkenberg, sSO0; IL
NJ Piermont & Co. 1919. and Herman l., Fer
genson 1915. Judge Holt appointed John l.,
nanIeI receiver with authority 10 carry on
business for twenty days. Liabilities are So
OC0: assets, 5000. No..
PETER J. MAISCHOSs. -Scheduies OF Peter
Maiscboss tailor OF No. 81 New street.
show liabilities OF 1879: assets. S2,5I2, con-
sistIng Of stock. s.. 200; fixtures, $500 and ac-
counts. S2 .,,,-5 ,..,,,,,.
n Aiexander receiver for Issas kanis,
dealer in jewery at No. 1872 Columbus avenue
bond. 5000 1t was stated that Mr.. Kanis
occupied part OF the store at NO i22 columbus
oyon',e that he became III a few weeks ago
and was taken TO a sanatorium. Liabilities are
said to be $500