New-York tribune., 1913-11-04
BUSINESS REVERSES.

BEIERMEISTER BROIhkRo OO"i ~
Petition nled against the Bcisrmelst'r hi'lh'i1
COMPANY manufacturer Of childrens dresses
and women's neckwear. Of No. J. 10 = L".l
18th street. with factory ia Albany 'Isi''S, o.
Greenwich Bank. 81 AS. stern q Sl,i. ~,
and Oppenhe!m. Alden & Co, so meeting OF
creditors was held In Albany on frIHay I''s"',
at which the company asked AN 'A''l'''o.' .
fifteen months. Liabilities are sdll 3" '' "'''.
500 90. assets. $1,000. The company r"9
Incorporated IN January. l"oi. with 'apl'l
stock Of $500 and was a conuhu"'lo, ot w
Troy a. CohOes Shirt Company, or 'oh,'9'
which had been put into bankruptcy. Judbe
HoIgh appointed William licnKeI, j., l'''''''
bond $1,000 IL was said that AT tn' recon-
meeting OF creditors n was developed tlat Si".'
t.ebrusrv Il 1913 A loss has been sustained IN
the business OF over <9l,uyp. on ftnIHaIF -
the company made statement 70 Ih' 'I't"
wlch Bank that II was worth $1,000 ol'' ,,, ~,
blliues. During october, l"l6' thtIt va
drawn out OF the hank $1,000 by cheeks 70 'h'
order OF cash" or TO the order OF 'H' ''l'
pany or tho officers. 1t is believed that IN IN"
last six months the company has dispose" "t
$4,000 worth Of merchandise, Whl'h was h'lt
mainly to auCtlOncefs, ana ~ - aIl's'a 'lla'
the proceeds are being withheld Uy the oincets.
DAVID COHEN COMPANY Judge h'ubn
confirmed a composition of the David '0hen
Company, clrthing Manufacturers, ht ~ -
and 70 Washington flac'. al - GEMS "'. '.
dollar. payable o cents cash, IA cents note al
four months, ~ cents ar eight months ana
cots I'm fifteen months. Liabilities. s5,.t5i
STONE x COHEN.-Iudge Housh connIm,l
a composition 4 stone q cohen. Wh'l'r"'.
dealers in jcwery. AT No. 70 Maiden Lane AZ
q cents on the dollar. payable 10 cents cash
and lG % cents In 1--WE notes al TWO, I2nl s'N'
eight and ten months Liabilities, A-'l-.
NJ G. TREMMEl. lnc.-JudEr HouEh con-
nrmed a composition OF NJ g. Ifummel In..
manufacturer Of umbrella handles. AT 40 ih
Baxter street. at 20 cents on the collar, pdyahl"
10 cents cash and 10 cents In three months.
Liabilities. 81 .J8G
SHAPIRO q ENDELMANN BROTHERS. -
Schedules OF shapiro * Endclmann broth'Ts'
clothing manufacturers, AT 80 ii9 Broadway.
show liabilities Of SlG.6-9s assets. SHsl, con-
sisting Of stock. 5000. goods In hands OF
others. S. 3I3O: machincs. SJ2j: patterns. 500
accounts $3.50, claims. S-OO and cash IN bank,
CHARLES a. MooRE.-Judse Housh
granted discharge from bankruptcy 10
Charles a. Moore. jr.. formerly director IN
the Carnegie Trust Company, against whom
petition was filed On April II. lJil. HIS
schedules showed liabilities OF 5000 ~; as
for a discharge first came W iH the Federal
Court on August = the Liberty National Bank
and the Carnegie Trust Company appeared IN
opposition: the case was adjourned from llihe
10 time and on October - the National re
serve Bank appeared IT. opposition to the DIS
charge and obtained an order 70 Nc speclilca-
tons on or before November l. When The case
again came up for a discharge the attorneys
for Mr Moore put in an afid1Nt that no
sr srec'fcations had been filed by any one. ana
the fudge granted the discharge
AMOUNTS UNDER $1,000
MOREIL REALTY COMPANY-Judge Had
ar,,o{nt.d Charles l.. Grecnhail receiver for the
Novel Realty COMPANY, Of No. JIG West l0ilh
street bond 81 900 and granted an order 10"
strsining Maud Morell, Emma a. norell am
rloronce I Squires from dlgpDsinE o. any OF
the real estate transferred to them by the com
pany - ,t,>,yc, ,o,,p.xy
r-do. Hand aDpointed John L. Byttle receiver
for mo Peter Tivnan Lunch Company, or No
~ Fast 42d street, with authority TO continue
DoalF,SF HFNRy ~ A. PATERSON Henry A. Pater-
con n clerk, living at No. 90 West l3Ih
street filed petition, with liabilities or SAp'"'
o.satg s55 lie has life income from one
half the estate OF Mary y DOWNING, VINO H,eu ~,
on ArrII II. 1902 valued at 100000. and Al,
orfort has been made TO reach this by Altred
n WILLIAMS. who obtained Judgment against
Mr. apterson on September :. 1906, for S5''oS
on stock transactions. - ,-. a.,
MARY sIGAI,-A petition filed against Mary
SigaI manufacturer Of paper boxes at No. i13
Greene street Creditors: August Hutl SZsI'
lanes J. Tucker, $73; Louis Schulman, sl"S'
and William +. Webb, S293 Judge MAYER ap
uointed Ernest X. Coulter receiver; bond SJoV
iJahiIIties are 81. 600: assets. $1,000.
THOMAS OPTICAL COMPANY - Petition
6Ied against Martin NJ. Thomas and Il. Charles
piper. doing business as the Thomas opticdI
Company at No III broadway. Creditors:
tonk 81. 800. and Ketcham q McDOugall, -.
e. J. SULLIVAN ADVERTISING COM-
PANY-Petition filed against the G j. sun
van Advertising Company, Of No. los west
esth street In which Timothy d. Sullivan
was largely Interested Creditors: Meyer &
peter $3.50 rent Of roof, Jerome Avenue
Realty Company: $50 rent and Chesebro-"h''-
CHARIEs +. HALLAM DRY GOODS COM
pkXy-Judge Hough confirmed a composition
~ the Charles +. Hallam Dry Goods company,
n 1s0th street and Clinton avenue. at 10 cehts
o oScAR UANKIN-Oscar Hankin, women
,a,Jnr AZ No. 100 Avenue B, made an assign
ment to Jacob Clark