New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-17
BUSINESS REVERSES

OHIO COPPER MINING COMPANY.
ITO William st.--Frlendly petition hlef by
these creditors. all OF Salt Lake city:
Gallagher Machinery Company. 1922; Penn
1900. 1t was said that the petition was
Med on account OF the war. The liRbili
ties outside Of the mortgage bonds Will
mninS Company successor ss ono TO the 6Sio
Copper Company and has capital stock
OF $4,000 900 and first mortgage bonds OF
tls6O,O0O. The mines arc at Bingham.
ANNEX HOMES COMPANY OF NEW
YORK, Inc, 30 East 42d st.-Another
petition iled against them. These cred
Wheeler 1891, and Anna Collins. 800. The
other petition was. filed on August 20, 1918,
and the schedules showed liabilities OF
S795.1f3, and assets, SSob,2iO
ALPHA CONTRIBUTION COMPANY
Firm IL building at Madison Rv.. corner of
S?d st Petition filed by Rudolf seus.
alaSSon r White. 5000 The 'S Company amy
was Incorporated few years ago. with
capital stock of 5000. II was reported
In tho newspapers that on April Is last
bought from the Alpha Construction Com
pany and another party the entire block
front on tho east side OF Madison av., SD
to S3d vt. improved with two seven story
apartment houses. giving In exchange
Long Island property known as Stewart
Manor. near Garden city, and that the
entire transaction involved nearly $1,000
600.
ABRAHAM SIGELSTEIN, manufacturer
Of childrcns and Infants dresses at 500
broadway. made an assignment TO Morris u
him by Henry X. Dunn. S2,23O; Albert n.
eraser. 1922, and S. Ierk, SEQ. Liabilities
are $4,000 and assets IS 900
PLANlN BROS.--Petition filed against
Jacob PlaXin. surviving partner Of PlaXln
Bros, manufacturers Of dress suit cases at
liz Franklin st. Creditors: Max Rosen,
$3.50; Louis Edelman, Sl3s, and Nathan
Gertler, 1891. Liabilities are $4,000 and as
MARY q. CRONTN. living at 81 West Sith
ST. filed petition. with liabilities S45,333 and
nominal assets 5000. consisting OF 90 shares
Of the EIdOrado Cafe Co. and 200 shares
Runaen Burner Co. Among the creditors are
the Central Consumers Wine and Liquor
CO. $40. $50: $50. 800 deficiency judgment on
Chattcl mortgage. and Norman q. Moses,
ISAAC STROH. butcher. Of 70 Ridge st.
filed petition. with Liabilities 1920; no as
WALTER W. JOHNSON. 4 salesman, of
Mount Vernon, filed petition, with Liabilities
JACOB Observation-Disclosures Mayer con-
firmrd composition Of Jacob Steinbcrg, dealer
in dryGoOds at SO Oak St, at 80 cents on the
DOoLEY. SMITH & co, exporters and
importers. Of 1876 Front IT. and at san Juan
ana Ponce Porto Rico. Receivers made a
They said that the business OF the firm was
the largest OF Its kind ON Porto Rico,
amounting to S2OO0,oO0 year. and they
employed 100 clerks The receipts since Jan
% were S66.557 and disbursements t64.O4b A:
balance cash on hand. S2,5l2. In addition TO
the cash. the receivers have turned over 10
the trustee accounts believed TO be good OF
325Sgj and merchandise OF 10000.
8 H. J.. PELL & co, stock and cotton
brokers Of 40 Exchange Place. Receivers OF
the firm have obtained an order from Judge
MAYER for the examination Of the three part
ncrs-Stcphen II. p. Pell, Rowland IL. Peil
and Charles a. Kittle-before Alexander
GilChris'. jr., a. special master also 10 pro,
,Iuce ain the books relating TO the affairs Of
the firm. No date has been set for the eH-
animation. ,,on
MARTIN MANDELL, shoe dealer NJ lS9e
prosrert ay HronN, fled schedules showing
Liabilities S2.G49 and assets I2,S5O, consist
ing OF stock s. 200 and fixtures. 1850.