The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-18
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

INDEPENDENT WAIST OMrNNn-
against Strurc. and simon. Pe'tIna.
Who ala huslness as. the lndcprnIeh'
wa!!:t ComrI2, T"nS'.;rsrer T RI wal" also
NAL, AN as cnrnent to william J.
Nv. They began business In 100
nH,lr prc.s Company. becoming .presi.
drr' and treasurer, Iiahlities. s4u,.uo
assets sec, 600.
street. p~rti-inr IN bankruptcy by cred
itors The 'Hmg%ny "'f@ male in Va va.
Stock 5000. SAMUEL Pesriman Wa.
prs;ItrT, aIa s,%on rSa.'m sSou ir;,n 5000.
LEMON WAIST COMPANY. INC.. manu-
.~acturer Of siiIr, waists, l3l West Thirty
nftN street, petition In bankruptcy by
as-lrumert to Thomas j. NuRent, The
compauy was incorp.raied. In October
Sanyillc II president.
JOSEPH SwETow. rs'eil waists and
dresses. ~ Eighth VENUE aled a petl-
tlon in h.~nkruptcy. Liabilities $685.;
assets. s?l2 cash.
knit goods, ~ IVES, Houston street. pet!-
tlon IA bankruptcy by creditors. Liahlll-
ties. $4,000; assets, $4,000.
WESLEY WOODS. se3 West i7sth street.
UPNl " DtNlklbH W uP''N
sl3.Oai: no assets. OF the liabilities,
q $4,000 is for lndorsinE notes of Van
Hout.n ( Ten Brock Co. Of which he
was secretary.
Schedules Filed.
CHARLES A. MANI. wairhn-n's clocks,
o Church street. ha ~nkruptry schedules
show. liabilities OF '25,ts' and assets OF
$3.50
ELI ,s !. sHAsHoN. Oriental goods. Penn
sylvanla Terminal. bank pptCy schedules
show liabilities Of sS.5>l ana assets Of
t.60i.
CLEMENT LoVEJoY, vomcn's apparel,
schedules show liabilities Of S.lts aud
assets OF unknown value Ia stock In the
assignee's hands.
j.. SOLOMON & BRO. manufacturers OF
slgnnent schedules show liabilities OF
sG,eS2, nominal assets OF sG.otl and &C
tual assets Of t.,gS@.
ROSE JORRlScH, jewrller, 330ia Grand
street, assignment schedules show la
biities of st,sls. nominal assets OF s., 200
aud actual assets OF VII,
SUPERIOR PAPER BOX COMPANY, rs
liabilities OF $685.. nominal assets OF $500
and actual assets OF $500.
Receiver. Appointed.
WILLIAM II, wElLMAN--Judge Mayer
for William il. weIlMan, promoter. ]
East Twenty-seveuth street, under a
bond OF $500. Mr.. Weliman's assets CON
SIS OF an AulDtlNb1Aft "a uldlfltnu lllE
and property known as the Velodrome al
Sheepshead Ray. used for holding motor
AMI bicycle performances. all valued Al
$1,000, lie owes wages to ninetv-hvt
carpenters for work done there Eighty
OF them brought suits against him
These suits were stayed BY Judge Hand
BAY DREDGING AND CONTRACTING
COMPANY-Judge Needer OF the United
States District Court. Brooklyn, has ap'
pointed Louis II. Bick receiver for the
Bay Dredging and Contracting Com
pany, si5 Montague street, against which
q petition In Involuntary bankruptcy has
been hed. Liabilities said TO be 100000
assets, $4,000.
SAMUEL ABEND-Judge Mayer has APP
pointed solomon q solomon receiver FOL
bond. $500, Mr.. solomon Is the largest
creditor, holding a claim OF Sl.i00 In thu
total liabilities OF $3,27l. He can con
tinue the business until August 20
BoTTsFORD- DICKINSON COMPANY
Judge Weeks OF the Supreme Court hal
for the Bottsford.D Dickinson Company
formerly OF li72 Broadway, builder o
public schools, In supplementary. pro
ceedings brought by the United Plumb
The COMPANY was Incorporated In 1904
capital stock. $4,000, Henry c. Bolts
ford was president. II built eight publ,
schools In this city, Brooklyn, The BronI
ssa,nsl the " city Of New York on wv,
schools, which Is In the Comptroller
ONCE for adjustment. Judge Fin-lite o
the City Court also extended the re
ownership so as TO cover the claim o
the Hermann q Grace Co.
Assignment.
GEORGE WIENER, millinery supplies, 49,
Grand street, assignment to Davi,
Greenspan. Mr.. Wiener has been Il
business since 1901,