The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

DOVE HARRIS woopwoRTH CON
rANY. prIntins SOC E.st Twen,>
tors. Judge A. y. Hand appnin''l
FRANK J wsld"yer recsiyer. bond 5000
II hf Fs.e'|f for "' Ten days; 'VLiaiiiu,.
,%.;.66c; asse,. 5000 Tn. company
vas incorporated IN January, 1903 can
tai stock, $4,000, william Dove Is
LEWiS LANDoN ~.hardwsr. and build
tt,!on In bar krurtoy by cred.'n-s. Juds'
XXX ysr. f,na 5000 M ,ni haD1 Go. ,tii
Asset. do not exceed .l'G9o rh.
business wa. siartei IN i'ss NJ Ian
1% %5nia SG ds + % Ws.' r 'aeGr
street. ,ps,i,ion in esnkTqE,,y r. s.eli,
Derby f%resiyer, bond $1,000. It was
said that practically all Of his account,
had been assigned 20 the sta,e Bank
Liabilities. 81. 900; assets, $4,000.
HYMAS sCHNlTzER, ei,rk ::5 we.'
laDte ''Tr 'tpani'n,s..' Ssp' NJ assets
bankruptcy Schedules,
HERMAN WOLFERT. manufactures o.
dresses I g West Thir,ieth. street sched
u.e. show liabilities OF '--oS"' ana assets
Money From No Assets,
ISRAEL KKuIER-JndEe Maser o. me
Federal court has ordered dlNidehI
RR,russ.r' Shoe dealer. formeriy, at :o7aa
second avenue, who 500 oit Bis stoIh
SIp,c y's %hs hisd against Mn on N6,em-
o. 5red'toTs GsorEe ", b.n,.e' NE
money TO pay The dividend was uh
,slnea through a law ~, Er"asG' sg
Who bGught ne stock from KrusGr.
Na. hard fDnKhf ana was carried 10 the
SShieh deSidsd in favor Of lii. trustee
Youngs After the expenses OF thu long
liiisaiion were paid ,hsr. wes safhcisnt
Mayer in ord.rlns the dividend added
assets none, and ny persistent and cops
Bile EFFORT on the part Of ,hs receiver,
i ns. sssa an" inc 9is s5'G .TaSsStsni his'i'''' . F6r:.;
officers are entitled not only to the Al
lowaEees and eommi,:I2ns GeT,in
vices snergetie.!ly and successfully rem
ManiI Creditors Meet.
J. r. MANN COMPANY.-A meeting Of
creditors Of the j. = Man,x COMPANY.
easn, y'' H..osEia Il lioh the in G0o r.. q w 'Sf HsH,
@,!s%dsa SSsTe: !; SRrs:% "a so s',%Jasy
which brought about the present situa.
tion began IN 1905, when the company
lost considerable money through tho lie
falcation Of an employee. Other recent
reasons were the refusal Of banks 20
renew loans and the failure OF eyrecta-
tions TO get 500. 900 additional capital
through the sale OF preferred stock,
Liabilities are about S2s6, $50 and as
sets s2ss,O56. The company has con-
tracts with any department stores In
various cities to buy goods for them,
The volume ~ business was about 81
500. 900. on which the company received
about 500. 900, Tho meeting voted
unanimously for the receiver, John J.
Morris. to continue the business. ThH
receiver was then elected chairman ~
the meeting, lie said that the liquid
assets were s272, e6<. consisting Of cash,
81, 2G+i accounts, $4,000, ana NOR
chandise. $4,000, with liabilities about
the same as stated by Mr., G%reenhall
Mr.. Morris said that he had reduced the
running expenses by f3b, 600 a year. The
meeting voted that Mr., Morris appoint a
committee Of Ave TO report on tho con-
dition Of affairs and TO outline q plan
of Organization
Assignments.
HIRSCH 4 COHEN-Tina Hirsch and
Harry Cohen. composing the firm Of
Hlrs,h < Cohen, flrs and gowns. 1913
West FOrty-seCOnd street. assignment 70
Charles II Grntth, They started In
business about November 80. 1914. LiA-
bilitiss are said to he $1,000,
PLEASANT IRON WORKS. INC. eos East
Ninety;ninth street. assignment TO Harry
Perl'tch.