The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-09

BUSINESS TROUBLES.

TWOMBLY CAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mayer has appointed Frederick ". STEELE
receiver for the Twombly Car Corpora
tlon. manufacturer Of automobiles 1890
Broadway bond $4,000 The receiver can
continue business In his discretion. or he
may close up any OF the establishments
~ the company The Anpoint ment was
made on application Of - stuart Dodge
who was president and financial hacker
OF the company. The company has show
rooms at Sixty-thlrd street and Broad
way. laboratory AZ 25s West SiNty-ninth
street and factory ut Nutley. y Mr.
Dodge had advanced fll4.439 to provide
funds for pay rolls and other expenses lie
Is the largest creditor. Outside Of his
claim the liabilities will not exceed 40
600 to about seventy creditors. The tangl-
bic assets II is assorted do not exceed
$4,000. aside from the patents and inter
ests in contracts with W Irving Twombly
the inventor which are Of uncertain
value. The tangible assets consist OF
about dozen sample automobile chassis
and bodies intended for exhibition and
demonstration purposes, manufactured 20
sell at $3.50 each: tools machinery ma
terials and equipment al the laboratory
Of uncertain value. tools, machinery. ma
terlals and equipment AZ the factory in
Nutley OF unknown value once furniture
OF small value: plans, specifications, de-
signs and patterns OF value to the COM
pany. but OF no great market value.
Petitions In Bankruptcy.
ABRAHAM FISHER. cafe and restaurant
200 East Broadway. made an assignment
bankruptcy has also been filed against
him BY creditors. Liabilities said to be
5000. assets $4,000. He has been in
business eight years and conducted a
hall for social functions. He was at one
time thought to be the owner of the
building az 200 East broadway.
HARRY BROD. clothing and men'a fur
nishiRg goods, bs2 Ninth avenue. petition
in bankruptcy by creditors. lie made an
JACOB LEHRER, cap manufactures. az
Delaney street. hled a petition In bank
SseSrnp,ey; aSiities 'a ,s'sJRI T'''i sssst I"
CHESTER A STANTON. clerk. wurts-
boro. y. y. nled a petition in bank
ruptcy; liabilities, .i.6il; no assets
Compositions Confirmed.
ABRAHAM GRoPPER-Judge Mayer has
NJ. Chopper, clothing manufacture, isi
stanton stanton Street, at 40 ,esnts on the
ereditors said that he had Sf GiRh}SST SaWS
NJ objection because Mr.. Chopper was
LIEBoWlTZ 4 LEvY.-Judge Mayer has
Gonilrmed a composition Of Liebowitz &
broadway. With creditors az So Ia
As ae htu 3 the do,laT s cash ,,,,n -
Mayer has confirmed a CONFEDERATION 's eT
Abraham Klaristenfeld. manufacturer OF
suspenders. ~ Allen street with credit,
sTRuSSER BROS.-Judge Mayer has con
hrmed a composition OF Strusser Bros
manufacturers OF furs. II East Twelfth
etreet, with creditors az eb cents on the
dollar
Schedules In Bankruptcy.
MORRIS !. SYDNEY, teweller, l5e East
Broadway, schedules show liabilities of
b2G2 and assets Of $3.50
l.. DIAMOND a co. manufacturers OF
trunks GO Broadway, schedules show
liabilities OF 5000 and assets OF si75
THOMAS HENEGAN, dry goods, 4724 Park
avenue, schedules show liabilities OF
sS4l4 Assets not given. as he made an
assignment on December rs.
Discharges From Bankruptcy.
Judge MAYER In the United states Dis
trict Court yesterday granted discharges to
these bankrupts:
lsIDOR ADELMAN, salesman. 1888 chin
ton avenue liabilities, sS79s
JACOB DUSHEY Oriental goods, ~ Or
chard street; liabilities. 1909.
JENNIE MCBRIDE. gowns. Is West
Thirty seventh street; liabilities $40, 400.
FRED E. MULLER. 1874 Bryant avenue,
formerly liquors liabilities, 3696s
THOMAS II. q BRIEN, mems furnishing
goods, $50 East Burnside avenue, LA
biities, t3,2O9
ELMER FLAsS, grocer, stnatsbursh; na-
JESUS H. SIERRA, foreman. 245 West
Twenty-scCond street; liabilities slI4.
MICHAEL l.. WARMUTH. $40 Broadway
liabilities s26.69l.
LOUIS WEISS, clothing Poughkeepsie:
liabilities, Sst2i,