New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-01
BUSINESS REVERSES.

ARTHUR COHN.-Petition fled against
Arthur Cohn. dealer in drygoods. at No 23os
Seventh avenue and No. 1874 Amsterdam ave
nue.. near 1isth street by these creditors:
Rose Kushmer 800: Frederick Il. A. stlefel,
$500. and H. Abrams. $50, all on assigned
claims 1t was alleged he is nsolvent and
made preferential payments. Liabilities are
said to be $4,000. He began business In Au-
gust. 1909.
CARL +. AND JULIUS sPIESs.-Carl F.
and Julius Spess. who compose the firm OF
spiess Bros. cafe and restaurant concern.
a, Nos. 532 and 534 Broadway, called AIT
Nurnberg filed a petition, with liabilities Of
sli.05G and assets OF s3.6O3. consisting Of
Gxtures. $1,000; stock. 5000. and cash in bank,
S. Among the ere litors are Carl Bros.
sGssg; J. Christopher G. Hupfel Brewing Com
psny. s2.o77 (secured). and Elizabeth spiess'
$3.50. They have been In business since 1885.
and bought the place two years ago for Slb.J1J.
GENNARO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Gen
naro Brsncale grocer. at No. 203O First ave
nue.. show liabilities Of .T0l and assets OF
S5o36 consisting Of stock, value unknown
SAIL. and cash in bank, SO.
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000.
WILLIAM KARP.--Petition filed against
william Karp, living at No. 1Ols East 1881
creditors: Louis Oshansky, SAL; Ren. Cohen.
>lJi, and J. G.. and samuel Bernan. 500. il
was alleged be is insolyent and made prefer
entail payments OF $1,000.
BERTHA BECK -IIertha Beck doing busi-
ness as Beck ~ Co. manufacturers or dresses,
al Nos 30 and ~ West 3dth street. made an
ssignment TO Irving l.. Ernest. ~ No. 10
broadway. She began business on August TO-
1910.
ELAER MEDBURY-Blmer A Medbury,
dealer IN hats. caps AM gloves ~ polEh-
kccpsie. hlCd petition. with liabilities of SO 100
and assets Of 81 OFT consisting ~ stock, 81
000 accounts. f4G and cash In hank ST..
JOHN IL. DOEAN-John II. Doran. court
attendant living ~ 40. '37l West llTtn street
icrmrrl, city marshal 1lcd petition. win
liabilities ~ S3.Oij 10 four creditors and assets
~ Sl21. money held hy the city undor salary
cainishcc Tie largest creditor Is the Metro
politan surety Company. $4,000 on a bond for
faithful performance 81 duties as n city mar
shall.
ANTKIEs & CO.-Pc,ltion fled against
Isaac Ankles doing business as J. Ankles y
Co. iohhcr IN cotton goods and tailors Trim
mings. 1t No. 30 broadway. by these credl-
tors. L1Wport Manufacturers and supply Com
plny. SfiJ. William Galland. 500. and Martin
-. Holman. 81 II var ALLEGED he Is insoyent
Judge Hazel appointed Nathaniel Valkof re
cciv'r. bond $500. with authority 20 continue
business twenty days. Assets arc $1,000 He
has been IN business fifteen years
JOHN sCTIAETER COMPANY-petition
fled AGAINST the John Schacfcr COMPANY labor
contractor fcrmcriy at No. church street
ane 80. - MutbtifF fUf't, ~ tN'Ne ffrplipiN.
George y Robinson $3.50 rcnt. Ransom Parker
Company. SsS. and r. W schaefer Company.
80. Office space. II was alleged the comrany
on Aprli % admitted IN writing 80 inability to
pay its deb.s The conrany was incorporated
under New Jersey law In May 1912. with
capital stock Of $1,000. and had contract 20
supuiy labor 20 the Erie Railroad Company
which vas cancelled on March 81 last Judge
Hazel appointed Jacob Frank receiver. bond
5000 The assets are nominaiy G.li1. actual
value estimated a. 5000 They Include two
farr n ksu al
orcr accounts s. Do. Once furniture. fi2j. and
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