The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-20
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

JAMES SILK MILLS INc-Judge Hand
OF Verona. \. j., anciilary receiver for
the property IN this district OF the James
SIX Mills, Inc. SILK manufseturers at
with q bond Of So. 600 and authority to cor
tinuc business here for thirty days, AT.
has 9Tes4' S TSe eemPnny
signed the product of Its mills to Fieit.
man & co. OF this city FOR sale, and It
was said that receiver was necessary
to take control 81 this property and see
that It IL properly disposed o. The mer-
chandis. consigned 10 Fleitman Co
amounts to size. 900. on which advances
have been made Of $4,000. leaving an
equity OF $4,000. The total actual a.
sets OF the company are estimated At sSs,-
200. consisting OF real estate. $500 ma.
ehlnery. $4,000. subject to mortsase o'
;6S 900; equity in consigned goods, SIS
600. and sundry items 900. Inc ia.
blli,ies are said to be $4,000 outside OF
the advances by fNeitmsn A co. Ihe
company was Incorporated In July, 1914
with capital stock .f .2ooeoo. -
bankruptcy has been flcd against Ed
ward Friedman doing business as Edward
Friedman Co.. manufacturing furriers
that he Nad a Are on August ~ and set
tied with the Insurance companies for -.
600 He has been In bankruptcy several
times. There was a petition hled against
Il, Friedman Bros, in which he vas
partner. on Novem6sr s5. 1907 when
the liabilities were sl7e000 and settle
ment was made at 25 cents. Another pc
titon was Med against them on March
2S ,sos and they reSsIeS dis, Si.sA9 sss
GiNGoLD 4 scHEFFER. manufacturers OF
have made an assignment to Marcus Hell
fand. A petition In bankruptcy was also
ns cus men SS snG Pna
fer. They began business in 1906.
COLLEGE BRAND CLOTHES. ILNc;--A pc.
titiou in bankruptcy has been Med against
the College Brand Clothes. Inc, clothing
dealer. a. 10 Fourth avenue. The cor
day. The liabilities are said TO be $50.
NORRIS LERNER-A petition In bank
ner OF los stanton street. The Liabilities
49, are iio9e and ne np a,ssls sISOG; APRON
MANUFAcTuRING Ca petition in
bankruptcy has been filed against tine
Brooklyn Embroidery & Apron Manutac.
liabilities are .aii to be 10000.
WILLIAM BERGER--A petition in bank
ruptcy has been filed against William Ber-
ger. dealer in hosiery. underwear and
shirts, at 1919 First avenue. by six cred
tors whose ays claims ssgregate $50
of si East is6th street, has filed pc.
t!tion in bankruptcy with liabilities OF
si6,gss and no assets, Among the cred.
itors are Grunsteln & Meyer. $1,000, and
ID. l., Korn, $1,000,
cernc Hotel, Seventy ninth street and Am.
sterdam avenue. has nled a petition In
bankruptcy with liabilities OF 3799 to seven
creditors. mostly for dry goods. aud nc
Petition Dismissed.
MAX sILvER.--Judge Hand has dismissed
the petition IN bankruptcy filed on sep
TENDER II against Max silver, trading az
the Max silver Manufacturing Company
skirts and dresses. at IS and 70 Grand
Denies That lie Is InsoIvent.
ALFRED KRAMER, against whom n petit
ton In bankruptcy was hed on .Tuesday
by A, Kramer a Go, and others, has nled
insolvent, denies that he committed an act
OF bankruptcy, and has instructed his at
,,ornsys sternberg jacobson Pollock
speedy trial. He was formerly presi-
dent OF A. Kramer Co,
Schedules Filed.
IsIDoR GCRYAN, dealer In mems furnish
ing goods at l2l Park Row and at p
Court street. Brooklyn, has flied schedule,
OF $3.50 consisting OF stock. $500; ac'
counts. 1890, and cash, so.
W. JOHN WILLIAMS, batter at 70 Nassau
schedules showing liabilities OF ss,l55
nominal assets si727 and actual asseti
REIssMAN & BAUM. srocers at 200 Eighth
avenue, have hled schedules showing liza
bilities of s2,505, nominal assets, 5000. and
actual assets. $3.50
Assignments.
EMILIO MARONI, proprietor OF the Ma
tional Noodle Company at 100 MacdouEa
street, has made an assignment to Thomai
HARRY |. DANGLER, manufacturer o.
ostrich feathers at West Thirty-secont
street. has made an assignment to Henri,
SAMUEL KooT, dealer in mems furnish
ms goods at 1899 Madison avenue, hal
Louis MEssiNu. shoe dealer at is
orchard street. has made IN sssignmen
TO John J. Hslligan.