New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
BUSINESS REVERSES

THE s. l. WALLER CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY. Of No 154 Nassau street. fled 70
tition. with Liabilities Of s2O.oTs. nominal as
sets. t3O.54i. consisting Of accounts. S3033i.
| fixtures. etc. 500 and cash. 81 Included IN
the accounts are the Granite Springs Water
| Company. si2 900 Louis Martin. Inc. ss.1is.
Progress Club. s. 7j2. and Joseph Stern & Sons.
s5.s27. Among the creditors are the Gotham
National Bank. 5000. .,cured. Campbell &
Smiley 1872. Burdett 4 Rovntree Manufsct-
uring COMPANY. Brooklyn. x.145, and Otis
Elevator Company. 81 10 Some OF the credi-
tors hold notes OF Louis Martin, Inc. The
company was incorporated In August 1911.
with capital stock $1,000. Samuel l.. Waller.
president
MAX HOTTER schedules Of Max Hotter.
dealer I'm closks and suits Nos and West
i4th street show liabilities Of sl7T 694 Of
which So. 800 is secured nominal assets, $50.
eiS. consisting Of stock SD, SIS; fixtures. $40.
tate. $50. 500. mortgssed for s34.7 located at
40. 1909 10 1915 East New York avenue.
BROOKLYN. Among the secured creditors are the
Title Guarantee and Trust Company. $4,000;
state Bank. $3.50. Century Bank. 5000. and
Samuel W. steel. SHIP
ALBERT kLENK-schedules Of Albert
nue. and No sos Lexington avenue. show ia
bities of S36.e5i. assets So. 30. consisting Of
stock. g. GO. accounts. $3.50. notes. Siij;
horse and wagon. $3.50. and cash, SIS. He also
mortgaged for $4,000 and No. 413 Flushing
avenue Long Island City. but he has no equity
IN either parcel Among the creditors are the
Sherman National Bank. 5000. Greenwich
Bank. 81 GOO: Mrs. a. Klenk, 5000, and Austin,
Nichols & Co. s37ls.
EUGENE A. NOTWITHSTANDING Of Eugene
A. Kohut. jeweller and precious stones, at No
IS Nassau street. show liabilities Of S35.5ss
assets. $50 400 consisting Of stock 10000. and
cash: 500. among the creditors are William
+. Wiener $1,000: ". l. Gardner. Ie Claire.
Iowa So 205: H. Ciiroon. Paris s4.925, and c..
V. Miller Comanche. Iowa. $1,000
AMOUNTS UNDER $1,000.
HOPPER & DISQUALIFICATION iled
against Klopfer & Nussbaum. dealers In
ll7l First avenue. Creditors: star Apron COM
pany. Sl6T: Emanuel Goldstein. sl15; VI. Lech-
tenstein. SO. and Mary FEEDER. s2I6
SALLMAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF sail
man Brothers manufacturers OF dresses AZ NO
s. Hester street. show liabilities ~ s5sl2; as
sets. SIS. consisting OF stock, $500; machinery
$500. and cash IN bank, So.
MORRIS BEBERFELD-Judge MAYER signed
an order DENYING a discharge from bankruptcy
10 Morris Bebcrfed dealer in corsets and
gloves at No 34l3 Third avenue. be ause he
transferred property within four months OF the
filing OF the petition against him on January
10 1912. He sold his stock In bulk on January
.. 1872. seventeen DAYS before the petition was
filed. 10 an auctioneer. without notice TO cred
itors
JAMES !. EGAN-Judse Hand appointed
James ID. Bovd receiver for James = Egan,
bond 500. Seventeen creditors. with claims
aCrrecating $4,000. requested the appointment
Of Martin = Lodge receiver.
THE NONICK CLOAK COMPANY, manu-
facturer Of coaks and suits No. 10 WaV-
erley Place. made an assignment 10 Max Miller.
The deed signct by FREDERICK Schlesinger,
the secretary by order Of the board Of direct
ors The company was incorporated on January
3. 1907. with capital stock OF 5000.
MORRIS SCHLESINGER, manufacturer OF
dresses az No 100 West nth street. made an
assignment 70 Charles II D Robbins.