New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22
BUSINESS REVERSES
pAvKRr-PrcY PROCEEDINGS.

NAY sHENKOw. manufacturer OF pants ana
knee pants at - Lispenard st., mads an assign
mon, 10 Charles Tollers. Petition was MEG
,rains, him By Maxwell c. Bloch. s257; NORTH
Bros. s25I. and Harris Levy. 1927. THIS sNo
10 be hi, third time in bankruptcy. The othe'
petitions we're on June 90 1904 when dlschA'So
was granted and on May 20. lsOs' winch was
closed up wlthou, discharge.
A. BERNSTEIN. son 4 co. Inc. nanu'ac'-
urer Of women's hats al Great Jones ST. Feu-
ton filed by Meyer Cohen. sl72: J. Glauckon >'t'
Maxwell L. Werner. Sis. and May Goldiaro.
Tho company made assignment on May 70
'Nl\Iis HARRIS jobber in drygoods at SO b
1-'igs = p-tifion fied By Milton Hcymann, $3.50
Kari Ueishon. Slil. and sam Abramo"lH' sl0V'
lie made an assignment on Neinesd9y 4. $50,
CLAUS HENRY SCIlLOBOhM dealer IN meat
and groceries az 1000 sixth aY Peulon nlel ~
ne Central Market Co. Sl0S0. Iheo hlehIs sons,
st45 and Herbert r. Darling. $40. lie mace an
assignment ON March %. Liabilities are BOW
'xiIILfAsi- ~ MARTIN. clerk and buyer. Of
Kingston. ned petition. with haDlllues % a., 49, AZ
and assets. There are twenty one credi1Dis ~,
New York city Tor money loaned merchandise t ans
notes, lie owes the SweetbHer (Na) Institute sloS
JAMES ~ CARPLEs. auto salesman a, 1922
Broadway. filed petition. with liabilities OF slo'osf
and assets O, $40 on debts due him Among us
lr-lf1- are Gertrude CarDlcs. $1,000; secured
william q Genncrt 81 500 secured. the United
Sfsfi- Rubber co. 81 900. Louis H. Brown. 81 500.
a.I G'Ib.-t R9ssnIu,rh Of London. $500. lie
was formerly president ~ an auto export company
ufscfurors ne IS said u have hed petition on
March u. 1910. and received discharge.
PETITIONS DISMISSED.
ABRAHAM KEHSON-Judge Meyer dismissed
The petition filed on April Is against Abrsnam
settlement - cents on the dollar.
SCHWARTZ \ YEAKER-yudse HoHsh dis,
mssed the petition fled Oh January IL against
schwartz * Weaker, fur MANUFACTURES, al 80
University Place. .,,,,.,,,.,,,s
sITAKIN & FEINBERG broadway Pants Co }.
at COB Broadway. fled schedules. showing lab>l d,
flies Of SlGll3 and assets o. S260i. consisting OF
stock sI.e00. machinery and fixtures. $1,000 cash
in bank. "a accounts unknown
AssIG NNlENTs.
JACOB SHENFIELD dealer I'm women's apparel
a. 8-G 5th az and l. West 45th ST.. made an as
llgnmpHt 10 Abraham Bhl.
SADIE SMITH. dealer I'm Wornen's apparel Al
IenoX av. made au assignment 10 Jacob Gordon
she was formerly OF Smith q Splitter, who made an
assignment on January l., 1913.
NORBERT STERNBERG. dealer In coaks and
suits a. us Columbus aV, made an assignment 10
NII.DLE * LE,PEIl-Iouls Medic and AbLa-
ham Lcmpcl. iobuers m silks. satlns and DrOcades
az l13 and l1j Kigington st.. made an assignment
mig, MAYER of he Federal Court. in signing an
order for the composition o. Meyer Jarmulowsky
trading as NJ a L. JarmuOWsky. private banker,
gt 1856. Broadway at 100 cents on the dollar or
Jarst t1gf Eugene Lamb Richards the receiver. pay
Do, attorney SO 900 which had been agreed upon
as fair an4 reasonable. retain enough assets 70 pay
lie costs thus far accrued and FOR the payment OF
snv lions that may have been fled with the re-
cclgcr and 81 600 10 STANLEY W. Dexter TO pay tie
fees and expenses ~ the referee The receiver Is %
turn user no Mr. Jamul0wsW solely Tor the beneht
o. doq0--ors any moneys collected By him which re-
suited from any legal proceedings TO recover on the
state Controller. The remaining assets are 70 be
returned % Mr.. JarmulOasAy. Eugene Lamb Rich.
ards reused TO receive ly ices or COMPENSATION OF