The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

0t ;,s1s. !. Il s., :ss' stree, G:s, ,rd,s
ton street. Brookiyn. made an assign
ment 20 Marcus Helfand. A petition in
bankruptcy was also filed AGAINST him
$4,000. He began business In April. 1911.
SAMUEL KAPLAN 4 BROS. INC. whole
sale and retail clothing a, lts Canal
street, Manhattan. and 335 Ninth street.
Brooklyn. made an assignment. to Reu-
ben Greenoaum. A Position in bank
rorpeyat has S ss'S ere eifn MEG L,s ssninsa , e.e
ttmsted at $4,000. The business was
started in 1895 and wa; ineorpor.tsd IN
MA sfhRS! n.e'an woeSisS COMPANY.
wholesale dealer In boys clothing. 7e5-
727 Broadway. petition In bankruptcy
by creditors. The. company was incor.
pora,ed on June 10. 1919, Capital stock
SARAH BOWMAN, S and 10 cent store.
s%snsru rptn i.aaSiii,ies ,ii,oss; a",e,,
JOSEF sATMARY, 1920 Firs, avenue. for
bankrup,cy: liabilities N.ssa; no a:.e,..
bartender; sis Bergen avenue. This
l n,Snf; s'es : pei a..,.. IN ni niGNT IN ss!
counts.
Composition Confirmed.
ELIAS GREENBERG-Judge Mayer has
confirmed a composition OF Elias dreen-
berg, cotton goods, lo2 Hester street.
with creditors at rs cents on the dollar,
payable 10 cents cash and IS cents in
three notes. at six, nine and twelve
months. Liabilities, $1,000.
Petition Dismissed.
LOUIS II. KATZ-Judge Housh has dis:
missed the petition In bankruptcy filed
on April 10 against Louis II. KATE. shoe
dealer. ao1a Third avenue; on a settle
20 cents cash and 30 cents in nve notes.
Schedules F1led
JACHMAN GEwEHR, mems furnishing
goods. 10 East Forty-second street.
Schedule. show liabilities OF s2o.soo and
by the assignee for 5000
SAVOY LUNCH, INC, 500 Sixth avenue,
schedules show liabilities Of S3.9is. nom
inal assets of s2.o76 and actual assets
J. II. CUMMINGS. INC. plumbing con-
tractor. 2067 seventh avenue, assignment
was started In 1853. The present com
pany succeeded to II in April. 1914.
Caroline 4 Cummings 10 president and
Jacob p, wilkins secretary.
Discharge From bankruptcy.
Judge Hough In the United States Dis
trict Court granted discharges to these
WALTER F. BURNS. 2o7th street and
SAMUEL Il. vANpERsMITH, Forty
slshih s.re, Ssd sroad~A'' note broker;
HARVEY G. COREY. $50 Nassau street;
liabilities. 1880.
SOLOMON FLEIscHMAN. woollsns. 81
Clinton street: liabilities, 1l0.b6s.
FRED $. HAMM. Is Jay street; liabilities.
JusKowIrZ 4 KLEIN, cafe, io4 Can.
non street: liabilities. 5000
ROSARIO LAURA. roofer, Rye; liahfhties.
IDSLEsNE c. LONG, actress, IM West
WILLIAM r. MARGERIN, painter. SIS
West Forty-seeond street: liabilities
NELLIE J. READ. 1873 West Forty eighth
street; liabilities, y3,3s6.
ROsENTHAL, clerk. 100 Second
avenue; liabilities, $1,000.
II. e. Ii, sAFcHiK. furs, s East Twelfth
street; liabilities. Sl<.223.
BROS, kimonos. 81 Allen street;
LOUIS SHAPIRO. manage Of . lunch
room. sol East i7ist street; liabilities.
ASbERsoN a CO.. INC. an old plano
aw"aisnment 10 Edward b Jordan,
formsr Internal Revenue collector; In
voluntary petition In bankruptcy fl<d
sEainst Il by creditors. Ex-JudGs Jacob
Brenner, counsel for the Anderson COM
pany, said that the assignment was the
hrst dificulty ths company had ever
sipsrisncsa and sscriSsd I to a.nsr:i
.