The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-07
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Petitions.

~ L IAb VA ~ t-N D'Nitl'H
In bankruptcy has been aled against the
Invisible a Compsny; Inc; msnvi.r-
Aaroneon. $3.50 and Moses Philips, s:5o.
The business was started IN 1905 and In;
s so.IeF $1,000 o. LA L,sb,ii.ie. are vs. 5000 cop ana
assets 1000.
SAMUEL RrcHMAN-A petition In bank.
rup,c ma. been hIed against samuel
goods at IL: E:ldrdse street, by these
creditors; Feinstein. 4 Globus, $3.50: Abe
s s%%1i;nt'"'Di Dun Ms :is. A. Strauss VS. and
Sanfraptcy has been hl.d assin., Sol.
ONION chaiawsky. dealer in wocll.ns at
Nathan sanders. s?ss; Paul rinkeis,ein
& Son. si35. ana Arthur Walker 4 Co.
,.",' 1890 Liabilities are $1,000 and us
ABEL IANGER-A petition N bankruptcy
has been Med ~assinst Abel LAns-r.
de1,sr II clo,hins end furnishing goods
man. G,;0o, and. Max LANCER, 'iOo, all
for money loaned.
ELIAS McSEOWITZ, manufacturer q.
quilt a. III Allen streer. has flcd a pc
ti,ion in bankruptcy with liabilities
1895 and assets 19+s.
JAMES PARKER. sale.man Of ?is IVES;
Tooth street. has hled "a petition In bank
ruptcy with liabilities N,s.o and no as
sets; The debts were contracted "a New
! Y - N fpNNOH u NtTe
for tailoring. de1tistry, garage and Nv
cry hire and money loaned.
SUSAN GRIFFIN. boarding house keeper
OF l4s West Ninety fourth street. has
MED a peti,ion in bankruptcy to get rid
Of a Judgment for $3.50. She has no as
Assis nment Schedules.
ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION AND St'p.
PLY MfA Of az cortlandt street
has fled schedules showing liabilities
ts3.l6s, nominal assets ss,2Is and ac-
tual assets $5.tl3.
GRASpIN FILMS. INC. motion picture
Aims Of as Central Park West. has filed
schedules showing liabilities o.. sti. nom
inai assets 3l7.s77 and actual assets
S3.377.
PARkE DANIELS & FRIEDMAN. INC.
music publisher at lts West Forty-nfth
street. has tled schedules showing l!a-
hiiities $3.50, nominal assets s? $50 and
actual assets tl.tlo.
wEIssMAN BROS, dealers In trunks and
leather goods at 6ss Sixth avenue. have
Ned schedules showing liabilities 81
ISL, nominal assets N.?o5 and actual
assets 1855.
Bankruptcy Schedules.
JACOB CRATER. jobbsr In muslin under
wear at ?S Allen street. has Med sched-
ules showing liabilities s+,sl2 and assets
lures. 300. accounts. s77t; notes. Ill
les, and cash In Max Hobres bank.
IsIDoR GEl.LER. manufacturer Of dresses
n, rs Wes, 1l6th street. has hled sch.d-
u'es showing liabilities $3.50 and MS
sets s2,756. consisting o. stock. $1,000
fixtures. $500: accounts, 'ass, and cash
in bank. &t5e,
A LATIN. INC. cafe ~ ssi Broadway,
has n.ed schedules showing liabilities
si2,5iT and assets t,S, deposit for cleo
tricity.
sHoGEL & KLAMAN. dealers In dry goods
schedules showing liabilities ~ iet and
assets isa2, consisting OF stock $500; ny
in bank, $40. realized by assignee, $50.
and accounts. ".
Compoaltion Confirmed.
MORRIS l. EDMAN-.Judss Hand has
Edman' manufar,urer Of boys blouse
suits At loS Franklin street, on april.
cation OF II Howard Bahcock. who said
tina, Mr.. Edmsn had made a settlement
with creditors a, 30 cents on the dollar.
4. II. r. Psii & Co.'S Affairs.
s. II. +. PEI & CO.-Judge A. y. Hand
has signed an order releasing and dis
a. substituted trustee in place Of John
". Jay Of : II, +. Pell \ Co. cotton and
stock brokers Of ~ Eschanse place. and
pnpy reseiysd ,I.so5,sos and various
other properly and sscYri,ies and dis.
S S"rs'' ,'s.tsss'ssii.- and ali these claiins
have been acquired by col Robert NJ
Thompson. Tho trust company was also
aoi' A petition in BANKRUPTCY va. nl".d
against the Nrm on August 3, 1918, aud
they subsequently made "A composition
Assignment.
SNILOWITZ & composed OF
Joseph s%milowitz and Joseph kahner,
Wholesale dealers In cotton and dress
goods AT ~ Eldridge street. have made
an assignment to Leopold Markowitz.
They have been In business fifteen years
Discharged From bankruptcy.
THEODORE A. L1EBLER and George G.
tyler, who com the nrm Of Liebler
a co, theatrical producers at &6l Fourth
avenue. were granted a discharge from
Hand, The shuhert Theatrical Company
and Lee shubert withdrew their opposi-
ton to tho discharge. A petition In
bankruptcy was fled against the Arm 81
IIebler & Co, and also against the cor
poration of Liebler Company by creditors
on December 4. 1914. MIR. Liebler's la
bii!ties were 80, $40 and assets 81. 7Ob.
MIR. Tyler's liabilities were ss5.Aos and
sssets &s.itS.
Judge Learned Hand In the United
States District Court yesterday granted
discharges to these bankrupts:
HELEN MILLER, IS irving place, for.
merly boarding house. liabilities Si7. SIS.
WILLIAM sPITz. 1928 First avenue,
BROS. As New York Type
writer Machine Repair Company, sos
HANNoviTz 4 RorHMAN.
H.. sEGAI. bookkeeper. pl2o
Honeywell avenue, formerly manufac- |
turer Of art novelties.
FLORIN h M~tTTENTHA VII BROS, cloaks,
80 West Twenty street.