New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-08
BUSINESS REVERSES

A. j. SCHOSSBERGER q CO. QNC)-
Schedules on assignment Of A. j. sehossber-
ger a. Co Inc, importer of wines and liquors
AT No 20 Broadway show liabilities OF SlI.-
623; nominal assets. S2l,32l, and actual as
sets, Ss,514
JAFFE & KATZ-The committee of credit
ors OF JANE Katz, manufacturers OF cloaks
and suits at No "a Fifth avenue, have com
pleted arrangements for the sale OF the busl-
ness for $4,000 paid by Mendeson Brothers
The business will be continued by new cor
poration - Jaffe-Katz, lnc.-which
was organized on June % with capital stock
of $4,000. Jane & Katz are released from
their debts and their creditors viii share pro
rata in the $4,000. which viii, II is salI'
pay creditors about 30 cents on the dollar
The total Liabilities were more than s25OOVo.
The settlement was effected outside OF court
UNITED SHADE AND AWNING CON-
PANY-The United Shade ard Awning Com
pany manufacturers OF shades and awnings at
No 2SG4 Webster avenue, has made an Ssslsh-
ment to Joseph Lichtenberg. The company pam,
was incorporated on January u. l9l2 with
capital stock OF $4,000. and Abraham Fem
r GREENBERGER & Co.-Judge Hand
confirmed composition Of f. Green6erger &
Co furniture dealers, at No. 203 East 18TH
street. at % cents on the dollar, payable zoe
cents cash and cents In note at eisn'
months. Liabilities, S2i.sso.
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000.
BARNEY KARPER-schedules OF Barney
Harper, dealer I'm raincoats. at No. lOl
Blocker street. show liabilities OF s3.sg2;
assets, $500 consisting o, s,GcN s-''O''
CUSRiTS +. AND MARY A. HALLAM.-
Charles f. and Mary a. HailsIn' iealers III vi
drygoods at the corner OF lsoth sueet an'
Clinton avenue The Bronx, made an assign
ment to Monroe Goldwater. A.,
LUIGI SCIANAMEA-Judge Hand dis
missed the petition hled on May ~ aga,hs.
oil and wines, at No. 6lJ Hudson street on
Il settlement at ~ cents on the dollar Ia
two notes, payable In one and two month";
i''I EPEDERISK oHMEIs-Judge Hand has
dismissed the petition filed on May against
Frederick Ohmes, real estate OPERATOR Oh
No II East seth street.
EIuER T., GANUNG-Elmer L. Gaming
carpenter OF Mount Kisco. hled petition,
with liabilities OF 5000; no assets lie mas
tools SIS. and bicycle so' "a.ch Nc
claims are exempt. The estate Of Amos L.
Austin is creditor for s2,0G0 on Judg-
ment obtained In December 1902. ana the
other debt Is $50. for groceries.
VI II TOpAKYAN-Petitio in bankruptcy
filed on July 3 by Haigazoum II. Topskyan;
rug dealer, OF No 22j rim avenue anu
Persian Consul mas been referred TO STANLEY
W. Dexter. referee IN oansruptc! 10 '""'
charge OF the further proceedings
SARAH ROFSKY-Petition fled agalns'
Sarah Rofsky. milliner. at No. East lloth
street. by the l.. 5. stern Company cFeu-
CALiIE e. MoRRIs-Callie L. Morris. OF
No oO7 West Saith street, formerly drus
gist. filed petition, with liabilities OF s.'o"f
no assets. lie recently soIu ms s.o'e - 20
distributed pro rata among the Creditors
He began business in April, 1907. -
MARCUS STERN MANCFAtIUhiNG, ~
Tho Marcus stern Manufacturing COMPANY
manufacturing jeweler. at No. 43 Maiueh
Lane, flied petition. with Liabilities OF s'Zfi
assets 81, 200. consisting OF stock Sloo; M
chinery and fixtures. sl.5Oo; accounts Stu,
and cash I'm bank. IS Among the creditors
are Edith stern president OF the company,
x554i, for salary and money ioahed
Cohen 5000 The company was incorporated
in January 1912, with capital stock sl;ooo.
FOR Marcus Stern. who had previously peeh
a partner In Oppenheimer G. stern jewelers.;
for which firm receiver was APPo'n''u
In April 1910.