The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-27
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

MAX KoBRE's BANK. II Canal street. orer
Of composition Med In the tinted states
District Court II provides for payment Of
100 cents to the depositors, 10 cents 70
he paid in cash and 30 cents In Income
notes OF a holding company to which Al
the assets besides the cash. are TO oe
The notes are to bc made semi annuslly IL
the financial con alton OF the holding com
many Will permit Max kohre IL to tndorse
the notes to the extent Of 10 per cent
All Of the holding company stock Is 70
be pased IN yItTs N. u sap.rp %
Of BANKS The management OF the COM
pany is to he in tho hands OF 've directors
i@ De fyo'TSSe GfIreolSrs var are to be
selected by the superintendent OF Banks:
Nose. G,nsburs representative of the
Ranking department on the board OF
Petition. in Bankruptcy.
SAFE ANp ysNThATiT Tb, wiT ST. . rem
petition In bankruptcy by creditors The
company was incorporated on July 80,
1918, With capital stock Of $3.50, 900. 10
UNION cREDIT oUTFiTTERs INc..
womsn ana men, fSrT'hing soodi' ,o "a
berg petition in bankruptcy also filed
against the corporation by, creditor
dresses. is Fast Eighth street; assignment
to Harry osterman 4 petition in bank
SAMUEL GoBDFARn, cloak. and suits. as
seventh avenue. Assignment TO Max Shell
% mn h by c iS Ga%0P NJ GoldfarS
began business In August lsl2
FcrrarL who compose the nrm Of Ferrsri
Rros. AZ 1859 Second avenue, filed petit
tion IN bankruptcy: liabilities. Sios;
tss ATSin fop.r Hoy tco1Pany. y
A MI9sJ? . asilos 'd ,ss s." n ,sss
IN accounts. An Involuntary petition was
other rariner, on March Is, isi,, from
which Mr. Arkin was not discharged
ASNrE r. sI TSc I'll; West E,sh,y-nr-,
street, hlsi q petition in bankruptcy: la
p S go: I. n No So s's''I tailor al r..
f fup,cv' iiaSiu,ies sssl?' no assets. RI.
only creditor IS Joseph Doelser q sons
brewers on judgment
Receiver Appointed.
CARRONpALE SPONGE CoMPANY
Careil receiver in Bankruptcy Tor the
C"rhondaie sponge tompsnN IS GoIi
Petition. Dismissed.
KAsSAR BRoSIJudRc Tough has dis,
october : against Kassar Bros, manu-
ftrturers Of kimonos, 30 West Twsnty-
a, 80 cents on the dollar. cash LA
.bIu,ics, $4,000; assets. 'io50oox ,,,r.
Hough has dismissed the petition in hank
rurtcy nled on August ~ against wallace
l nS,"'' K %w IVES" TWENTIETH and street, on a
settlement with creditors az rs cents on
the dollar. cash.
Compositions Confirmed.
CHARLES AHpNOWITz & BROS.-Iudge
Hough has confirmed eompos,u,on 90 90
diamonds II Nassau street with creditors
AZ 20 cents on the dollar. Liabilities
AMERiCAN ART GLASS COMPANY. -
Judge HouEh has confirmed composition
% thc American Ar Glass GGmp pss2,,o 3.
at % cents on the dollar. Liabilities
JAGGRH sMrLKsrEIN. Judge Housh has
confirmed a composition OF Jacob smilk
steiu mems furnishing goods Mount
Kisco. with creditors at % cents on the
Schedule. FILED.
BT rhN} f fTc Be. A FrSSsTs snsaa..
in ha.krgPtcy show nsS lab Of , 'Gs,
solo Gsh 4s7 Front street, schedules In
Sankruptcy show liabilities of 'so,s'' and
pF s.iefs +. 'f'ffAiNo COMPANY. INC. ~
whitiock avenue. schedules In bankrupt,
showing liabilities of 'S'sss ana assets
soI.6MoN FLAUM. wholesale millinery, ~
Rond street, schedules In oankrupte,
showing Liabilities Of 's''Sso and assets OF
pESKER GELLER, manufacturers o.
AZ East Ninfn street. hVnNuultb ~
bankruptcy showing liabilities OF p's7'
ana assets Of r.7's.
ANSWER FILED.
JOHNSTON ELL!oTT & co. lNc' banker
answer 20 the bankruptcy petition asains
Il on October II. in which It denies that fo
ness me-" was at Is wniiam street, and ss,
that II has been at Dallas Tex II alst
d DG tEss hat h Il has property OF ta
greater value than It's Indebtedness, bu
as the books and accounts are In Dallas
Tex the corporation Is unable at th'
plote statement of assets and liabilities
Il also denies that It committed an &C
It's property to prefer certain creditors
Assignments.
wENLER-RoSs CoMPANl. INC. ,ewelr.
and novelties, :? West F9urteenth street
assignment TO Herman Heidelberg Tn
company was incorporated on March II
| 1918 with capital stock $4,000, Bern
hard Wexler Is president and Jacque
| Ross treasurer. II is said that the renta
Of the store was $4,000 year
! as West Twcnty-frst street. assignment 4
| Herman. y, Goodstein. Mr. Bauman besal
HETRY W KOCH Hair co. importers al,
! anufacturers Of human hair goods. ~
! Fourth avenue, assignment TO March,
on February /, 1907 has capital stock 0
$40. 900 aud succeeded Henry W Koch
who had been in business for several years
Discharges from bankruptcy.
Judge Hough In the United states Dis
trict Court yesterday granted discharges t
these bankrupts:
| HARRY SIMON. formerly OF Charles Simon
Sons wholesale hosiery ana underwear
! II Union square; liabilities, f27b,s6s
J ALFRED II. GOLDSTONE. a2O West Eighty
/ iSth street formerly cloak manufs cturer
liabilities S40.266.
WILLIAM c. BEUTEL. importer OF beer
tOs East Eighty hrst streets liabilities
sAMuEI c. wINsTAIN, flowers and teath
ers 62s Broadway, liabilities. S2%,S75.
| HOWARD HULL, dramatist, 81 West Ninety
third street, husband Of Margaret Angiin
sonal Injuries In an automobile accident.
! BFNJAMIN BERNSTEIN, tailor, IS Madiso
| street liabilities. t3902.
| MAX RRATNER, li7i Madison avenue, for
| merry pickles, liabilities, $3.50.
| FREDERICK y, DE CAMP fonkers; liza
! hiliues, 1855.
OLIVER J. DYKEMAN, real estate broker
! 67i West i59th street liabilities, s2,sl0.
! DIR MAX FLADEN, 230 East Tenth street
! liabilities, si2.Il3
! WILLIAM A. GEDNEY, 2s West Ninety
seventh street formerly builder: liza
hllities slO.2s0.
mcrly furs; liabilities, f,oi1
A. :. n r. n RIDGE, as Arthemeise a Co
millinery, IS West For'y-hfth street; liza
pr s!,!iif' s ssgSIiiNrrnER. e,oa... - E..e
street; liabilities. hs7i,