The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-19
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

of the late James ID. Laying, well
known In railroad and financial circles
petition in bankruptcy. with liabilities
sss.5s5 and assets siSs, Consisting OF
cash s93, loans SOS and income from the
estate OF Mr.. Laying and an undivided
interest In the contingent remainder Of
that estate. amount unknown. lie has
pledged this contingent remainder for
loans obtained from the Real Estate Title
Insurance Company OF Philadelphia. SIS
500; Alfred W Ireland. 1900: Henry W;
Goddard, N.7OS. W, A. q. lie Boutillier OF
Larchmont, t2.5oo. and Charles II Hon
man. $500. These creditors are secured,
There are about sixty creditors In all,
with eight whose claims are Of an un;
Wall street, So 900. Mrs. j. ID. Layns.
H OF 'S Martiniqu e"i ,is.. Hotel falmouth,
Portland. Me. ii:7. orchid Florist Conn
pany; s?S for rc~ers 9.Aer debts are
%s ,ST fGSr G ssr4isse 'i sire. '' ].lee,r hS''f ilshii
clothes; Robert II Gray of 50 wall
street Is his attorney.
MUNRO CHEMICAL CoMPANY-A petit
tion in bankruptcy has been filed against
the Munro Chemical Company OF Lib
er;y street by these creditors; NJ, w.
moni GO. ,IsSs' and WeIch' Home
& clark Company, f.l'6 II was alleged
that the company committed an act Of
bsnkruPicy by. paying y ]ielsphone blll OF
c~orpoiatch on Aprl. ~, 1910, with capital
stock $1,000 and has a factory In
Brooklyn,
NORRIS GREENRERG-A petition in
~bankruu.cv has been n,ed against Nor
ris Greenberg, Jobber In dry goods at
2l5 Eldrldge street. by these credtors
Morrls Hauf', ,'sl:: simon, ~. and
Kaplnn & Gerber, 1855. Liabilities are
said 20 he s.. 500 and assets $500.
GEORGE WIENER-A petition In hank
ruptcy has been Med against George
38S Grand street, 10y these creditors
Lender 4 Berger. Inc. s5O3. Leon Green
berg, $50, and Max Kameny. So. He
made an a.,ignment on Iue.itH Lila
SGi We.' liSi stree. formerIy an othcer
II the Joseph Auiler Company. "a, Mod
a petition in bankruptcy, with Liabilities
20 Sgs ana no ansris W We ,ut'r ,,,,or -
SASl' were sSIur'I 10y oonr ahu mi'r55 %
gage on Oh NeS' i-o,h street ahH :"
sixth Avenue, "n,'n nav pen h,ii,ies
closed and part OF me oihet nspatdt,es
so.a 10 'he oosepn Au,,e' .o"p."'
EDWARD II WERNBERd, stationer' VINO
had an othce at 20 Ilnt strtIt' M m,"n
II petition In BANKRUPTCY, win llablilIles
ofsi729 and ASSETS OF $50 In accounts
" has nIed a %petition in BANKRUPTCY, With
liabilities sos: and assets s27S In ac-
counts.
Compositions Confirmed.
my GOODS CONPANy-Judge
b,s condemned "A mnosItlon 81
~. Rel Dry Goods COMPANY At 1871
- -, with rre4itors ~ 2b cents
on the dollar, cash
jLAssHEIM A HE~RTZ-Judge Mayer has
confirmed a composition of Glasshelm 4
Hertz, manufacturer Of hraids at 90
We.t twentieth street. with creditors at
* cents on the dollar,
,rr ~ y O. ppos ,,,r,or.-
AM ~ ~ cioNrhtng A. ~ sansl
l!nnl, nee " Nir, 'oa ur,oLIvn
sh'rrt !" 90 sn'or, ,Ni,h rreII,nrs
ne ms"eH ~ 'S,Ii,r' piIn1gs Navsr
@ 'eh,S "n IA "n,r rnnsi, Ian ""'
mas '"""' -
SEADERTHAl. 4 CO, lNC-Judge Mayer
has confirmed a composition OF Neader-
thai a So Inc manHt&eturer OF tprs
at 80 West .Thirty-"lghih street. with
creditors at 10 cents on the dollar
4 TrCKER. dealers in mems fur.
hishiss k"""S ,iaatS rLrn,,r srSs S"nI,.ss
stfeet h'ie MI ~ ~ J'"euue
.h9wdhs u1nid,,es S.-,St' aSsS's
t-lnu '.nsis''"s VI SUM 'h'VV' an"
MIXTURES '-'"
DAVID ESTRlN, dealer In trunks and
leather goods at 800 Lenox avenue and
262S Broadway, has MED assignment
n9mina' assets '''o'' ana a'tuaI assets
Discharge Denied
kApLAN-Judse Mayer has de-
mep X Man manufactnrer ~ VS. S'",
lis West Twenty-second street and 2;5
n.4. 80 ~ l. Ia. IL a.