New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-11
BUSINESS REVERSES.

COMPOSITE BOARD COMPANN.-Pet-
ton aled against the. Composite BoaIu
Company. manufacturer OF pulp Doalus'
with offices at No. 30 Church street, ms
city. and factory at Niagara Fails cred
itors American Paper and Pulp Assocla-
ton. $50 for two years dues Elderheld:
Hartshorn Hardware COMPANY, SJos' ano
William Young. sl12. Judge Holt appoint
cd Jerome Koehlcr receiver under bono OF
$1,000. with authority To continue business
ten days. II was stated that an ofcI OF
settlement is expected to be made. the
factory at Niagara Falls is I'm the hands
Of the Sheriff. and sale was advertised
for Friday. The liabilities are said TO De
10000: assets. $iO.W9. The coIupan| Na2
incorporated OIL February IS. 1911, with
capital stock Of $4,000. II succeeded the
Ornate Veneer Company and manufact-
ured composite boards for use In building
railroad cars and steamships.
LEVINSON, StLGEL & CO.-Pettion
filed against Abraham Levinson and Beno
Slegel who compose the. firm OF LEVIN
son, Siegel 4 Co. manufacturing cloaks
and suits at No. JAG TO 10 West 2oth street.
Creditors Morris j. Schiff. N.@o; NJ. l..
Gcffen $1,000. and Benjamin Singer }Jl.
Liabilities are said to be 5000, assets
5000 -,
LESSER a. vEINBERGER Crescent
Bedding Company.-Judge Holt confirmed
composition OF Lesser a. Nelnoerser, 90
ing business as the Crescent BEDDING IoIl-
y U.
itors at % cents on the dollar. Cash Ia
bllitics. tl1,329
PHILIP WOLFERS.-Judge Holt con-
nrmcd composition OF Philip Wolfers'
manufacturer OF children's clothing at NO.
81 East 18th street, with creditors az -
cents on the dollar. Cash liabilities, ST.
46.
STILI.MAN & STILLMAN.-Schedule
Of Stillman a. Stillman. manufacturers oi
raincOats at No. - West 18th street snow
H.. q l.
ing Of stocks 800. machinery and fixtures
81 JDo and cash in bank s..
JOHN FORSYTiIE. INC.-Charlcs Shon-
good. United States aucuonccr. sold yes
to-day at auction the STOCK ana INtures
OF the women's wear store, at No. - West
3ith street, OF John FOrsythe, Inc. by or
der OF the receivers. The stock OF meT-
chandse was sold 10 VI. !. Stewart n o.
Inc for tls.l50 and tho fixtures 10 INC
18TH street Improvement Company, when
owns the building. Tor 5000. The amount
realized for the merchandise ~ consider
ably larger than the bid Of VI. |. stewart
& Co. Inc, a few days ago. which was
AMOUNTS UNDER $1,000.
YORK MUSIC COMPANY.-Pctition
fled against the York Music Company,
publisher OF music aud songs AZ NO. 1905
Broadway. Creditors. Robert Teller. sons
d Dorner. SlO.7H: scott q Van Altena,
Sleo and Phoenix Engraving Company, W..
The business was started in 1894 and in
coYpoTatcd on January -. 1899, with cap
ital stock OF 5000
AUTOMATIC WOODEN Bon Nh
CHINE ANN.-Automauc Wooden
Box Machine COMPANY of No. % Wall
street and No. 10 Broad street. filed pet-
ton, with liabilities OF S.5ij, assets, three
patents ~ unknown value.
ROSSINA FERRARRO.-Peuu hled
against Rossina Ferrarro. grocer at Val
halla. y v Creditors. LOUIS Scheu, $50;
Never Firstcnberg SlS6. and Max KOrn,
sl56 Liabilities are $500; assets. $50.
MAX MUNEY.-MaN Muncy, tailor, OF
No so West street. filed petition, win
liabilities of 81 40: no asset.
SKIDELL a. SIMON.-Judge Holt dis
missed the petition filed on July IS against
Skidel a simon, manufacturers OF knee
pants at No. ~ Ec-' 18th street They
made settlement outside Of court at -
cents on the dollar.
ALBERT t. LOW E-JudEc Holt dis
missed the petition filed on July p against
Albert L. Lowe of No l03 East llGth
street formerly president Of loves Firth
Avenue Amusement Company.
MARY BRODSkY.-Judge Holt con
hrmcd composition Of Mary .Brodsky,
dealer I'm women's apparel and jewelry at
No. i7l BrOome street, with creditors AT
20 cents on the dollar. payable 10 cents
cash and ~ cents I'm ten notes every two
months. Liabilities. SOLO.