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


ADoLPH SUESSKISD-rWo petitions in
S hhnTpS we s,ed h'e of yer,er Jay, "f FitttS
eighth street. proprietor OF Terrace Gar
den. The nrst one was by these credi-
tors: Samuel strauss. $4,000. Hugo Fred
ricks, S775, and Anna Gilbert. s.25. The
second one was by Louis Goldstein. IL
"a; Jacob rsIlippi' ss'2, ana Job =
ruptcy Was making an assignment on
Tuesday, Judge Hough signed an order
TO learn OF his assets before Alex. GIL
christ Jr,, as special master Judge
ICED BERNARD stahi. the assignee, 10 con-
9!iRs GeSTsos, Who SSnd to of MSo9 Saa
restaurant at ll62 Broadway. has nled
%petition in bankruptcy With liabilities
shares OF stock OF Smith & McNelrs Of
WALTER HAMMERsLouGH. salesman.
bankruptcy. with Iva abilities ss,is7 and no
assets. The debts were contracted
mostly In Chicago last year.
Bankruptcy Receivers.
NATIONAL SALES AND SUPPLY COM
PASY-Judge Hough has appointed
Marcus H-lfand ancillary receiver for
the National sales and supply Company.
stree. and at south Rochester. bond
ment TO Mr.. Helfand, Petitions in bank
ruptcy were hled against the company
here ana at south Rochester and Judge
receiver for the business at South Roch-
ester under bond of : 5000. MIR. Helfand
said Yesterday that the assets are about
10000 and the assets here are from
5000 to $4,000.
NEW YORK FERRoTYPE COMPANY
Judge Hough has appointed Harry Os-
terman ~receiver for the New York Ferro-
type Company, dealers In ameras and
sapplies at i6Sl, Delaney. street. with
days. II was stated that the company
did a profitable business until the Euro.
Pssn Wa" sa, i Sean snen 4 in large amount D 81
one OF the most valuable of the assets
Is the good will. The comjsny wac in
$4,000 and has sales Offices in Chicago
and sydney. Australia
assignments Made.
CENTURY pENTAL SUPPLY COMPANY;
b iSpR'f' s" %pSSI c tSs 'syis at iisssss f s4a%d,
way ha1 made an assignment to Bar
LOUIS RoTHsERd. dealer in corset. at
Segment TO Calvin S. Hunter.
Schedules Filed.
GEORGE NJ CARSON. dealer in piece
.isnment schedules, showing liabilities.
5000; nominal assets. ss.0l7. and ac-
pE s4rS asis'' pl& ,iisRt custom tailor a.
schedules. showing nab!ii,iss' ,s'sts;
~ 'SS''o' sAihb's uHu uNNuai hsselS,
LOUIS KAPLAN. dealer In mems furnish
Ing goods at $50 Grand street. has hled
bankruptcy schedules. showing liabili-
Ties, s3,lsf; nominal assets. 32,53S. con-
sisting OF stock $500; fixtures. $500.
and deposits. sss.
Bankruptcy Discharges.
Judge Hough In the United States Dis
trict Court yesterday granted discharges
60 these bankrupts: Il, Burton Hart, 245
West Fifty-hfth street, liabilities, u.s.
SO; Gnstays Ringe cafe, 10 Church
Co. Corporation builder. 20 East Forty
second street. liabilities. SIT. 636; Memorial
Construction Company, monuments, I
East F0rty-second street, liabilities. Sl2,.
333: George l.. Mead. grants monuments,
East Forty-second street, liabilities. sac
0ss: George A. Peters, clerk, i04 West
sev.nty;nfth street, formerly hotel at Der,
nardsville, liabilities, $3.50; Josef KAN
trowitz, clothing, Third avenue and i2eth
street, liabilities, 353, 3g3; Isaac Rorowsky'
picture frames. al East Eighth street, liza
hllities, sl0,t5s; William wcisor, baker.
htb Fast l7ist street; Herman T. Rleier'
salesman, 2ltO Third avenue; Louis bliss,
cigar salesman, 72i East End avenue. 10,
seph ,Satmary, meat, rs First avenue;
Adolph II. SchmItt. wire worker, SEA West
Twenty trst street, and Herman Thurman.
1911 Clinton avenue.