The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-25
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

sunS. >. MhShENLIE-A peti-
ton In bankruptcy wa: filed yesterday as AIMS:
Mrs. Charlotte $. Mackenzie OF 81 West
Eishty.niuth street, whose household furni:
ture was levied upon b. the Sheriff and sold
last week. She is the widow Of James 5.
Mackenzie OF the Singer sewing Machine
Company. II was alleged that while insol.
vent she permitted creditors to get judgments
against her in January and that the sheriff
levied on her effects and sold them by auc.
tion. II 10 understood that the Sherlns sale
realized s?.7co. The bankruptcy peti,ion,ng
creditors do not want the judgment credit ors
to share II, on application OF Lebolt Co.
Judge Hand of the Federal court granted an
order yesterday restraining the sheriff from
order OF the Federal court, or any money
which may have come into the sherins pos
are restrained also from Interfering with her
property. Mrs Mackenzie is reported to owe
LrDwIG REIssMANN. INc.-A petition In
bankruptcy has been filed against Ludwig
kessmann Inc dealer in wool and worsted
that the corporation on October "a admitted
n, na. sriins inability to psy It's debt d The bus.
mann and was Incorporated on September q.
1919, with n capital stock OF $4,000. In No.
vember. 1913. creditors granted an extension
OF three months. The liabilities then were
THE GERARD SHOE COMPANY Of 1877 Duane
street has filed petition In bankruptcy.
With liabilities OF Sl3. $50 and assets OF 81. is2.
Tho company was Incorporated on November
last with u capital stock of 8, 90. Joseph
THOMAS i. CorTiNGHAM of $40 East is,,h
a ssss ia. sd ana NO . IN sn
one creditor. +. Mcbride, who got judg.
ment for siOa on February g. 1907, Tor ser.
vices This is the ENABLES, petition ever filed
So TO his attorney in the bankruptcy case,
AIBIN HAASE, grocer Of 20ss Eighth avenue
has nled a ps.i'ion in bans,uptsy, with ia
Houston street, 81. Med a petition in bank.
ruptcy. with liabilities Of ssl5 and assets Of
JOHN v. scHENcK. salesman at 1891 Broad.
way, has MED petition in bankrup,ey with
Conn. and Detroit, M,ch Among the cred
Endorsed notes for purchase OF auiomob.les;
William II, Lewis. bridgeport. sl.sss; Fair.
chids Bridgeport 'as. iswsslry; Ho'e, Kncs;
1879; Hotel Bristol 80: Reisenwebers Hotsi,
sss: and the Cadillac Hotel Detroit, SIS.
saloon NJ 2.es broadway. this city, has filed
Ps. sna as.a s.n * ~ with liabilities Of
sS,ss Ia. S 81 SO f E,s ss1s s
alleged that he is insolvent made preferen.
ta payments OF 5000. transferred accounts
been in bushes. Tor several Year,. work Ing
MARX Tees RpvlTRRRN iGs the in bank.
ruptcy of Mark si,verman dealer In drces
goods az IS EIdridse street, show liabilities
of s.,63t and sesets of 81, 3s~,
THE PROGRESSIVE TAILORING COMPANY.
.-Schedlles In bankruptcy Of the Progressive
Tailoring Company of ia Lafayette strest
FRIEDMAN. HOBERMAN q WHITMAN. -
Judge Hand has appointed Miss Bertha Rem.
baugh receiver for Freshman Hoberman
Weltman fur manufacturers At s0 University
place Tbs liabilities arc 1900 and the
HENRY ROSENBERG iobber in woollens,
silks and dress trimmings at 2is First avenue,
has made an assignment TO Joseph htmAn
He began this business In December. 1911
II. u. GRUPE,-Hsrold E. Grupe, trading a.
II. Y. Grupe, hardware dealer At 50 Fulton
street, hiss made an assignment TO Robert ID.
Mckay The business was started fifty years
ago by James T Pratt. Mr., Grupe wac en-
ployed IN the , store and purchased the busi.
NORRIS GREENBERG. dealer in cloAks. suits
and womens garments at tss Sixth avenue.
has made an assignment TO Norris T. Cos.
sett. He was In business for six years
THE PENNSYLVANIA NUBBER COMPANY.
An attachment has been granted against
tho Pennsylvania Rubber Company Of Erie,
Pa. for Sss, 1863 in favor of CharieS Engel on
assigned claims. Deputy Sheriff Nejedly
served II on the New York agent and on !
THE INTER OCEAN OIL coMPANY.-An u.
tachment hiss been granted against the Inter.
poraiion for Sscsss In favor Of Wil,ism
hAmpsl on two drafts. Deputy sheriff Gins
berS served 1t upon two banks