New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-27
BUSINESS REVERSES
BANKRuPrCY PETITIONS.

LOUIS KAPLAN. living at 10 81 Nicholas aT
ipImsrly President Of the KaplAn Wool Stock Com.
pAhy. OF u Mercer 81. and Worcester, Mass. fled
a petition individually with liabilities Of $751; 900
ana assets Of S27i salary due him from the com
pany and shares of stock IN the company. value IN
known. petition was filed against the company
on December u. hlr. Ksplan indorssd notes o. the
company tof 500 900 and also notes % tho Darling
banks: Bank Of United states. 500 900: East River
National Bank. SIS. 900. and People. Bank. SIS 600
Saohs Rank Of w [saSI, az; dso MSfi5a
Bank, nS 750. and } =. Marcus Sons. $500.
.. SAMUEL STRAUSS. chemist Of 1903 West ash
ST.. hIel petition, with liabilities Of 81 029 and
assets Of $50 in four shares Of stock d the Amer
lean Druggists, Syndicate Long Island.
THOMAS z. BURCHTLL real estate broker
q S55 West ?is, st., acd petition. with isbili
ties ~ $3.50 and no assets. There are three
creditors the largest being Timothy Crowley. 81 900
10 1895
JULIUS L. BARTON formerly hotel keeper
~ Ml,lerons y. y. nled a petition. With nAbii-
ties OF 1850, and assets Of 5000. proceeds OF a
note.
LOUIS NJ HANDLESfAN. Petition fled agslns,
goods. at % East 23j st.. by Irving Pani1. SIgl
Elizabeth Forsythe. SIS. and Isidore silTeunan. s..
ne s6 12 hEER soe on a.ssI q o East 81.
st. against whom creditors petition was fled on
December 10 and dismissed on febrlsry %. nled
q i8Ij6 and assets Of 81 900. proceeds Of sale Of
stock By the receiver In the frat petition.
RECEIVER TO CONTINUE BUSINESS.
DAVID A. DOYLE--Judgs Mayer has authorized
Douglas :. Schcnck. receiver for David A. Doyle
dealer In leather goods. A. Aston House. PCS
and 5os Sixth av.. t0 continue business 10 days
and he can. IN his discretion. abandon the prem
ises sos Sixth az. The rent Of the Aston House
and sos Sixth av, Sl5,2lJ, with taxes. An order
for the sale OF the business and goodwill was also
entered. Fred W. Steele Morris Golland and Dan
Tel Grconwald appointed appraisers Of the
assets here. Liabilities are Sls. 00i and assets $751;.
4j3. Of which s32.3S2 Il stock In the three stores
SCHEDULES.
ABRAHAM sELwITz. cloak manufacturer. of
10 West 18th ST.. fed schedules showing llabili
ties u s22 25l and assets s23. $40 consisting Of
stock. 5000 machines and fixtures. $4,000; ac-
counts. s277o and cash In bank 500. lie also
has a house 6I6 Georgia sV, Brooklyn. and lot
IN East lO7th st.. Brooklyn. In whwich there Is
PHILIP IT. MARKS. clothing manufacturer Of
IS last 18th e.. fled schedules showing liabilities
Of $3.50; nominal assets, S7i9 and actual assets.
'-F. 'CAMPAGNoLo. INC. shoe dealer. OF si5
West lSlst ST.. filed schedules showing liabilities
Of $500; nominal assets. sj625. and actual assets
ASSIGNMENTS.
HERMAN AREN'T. dealer in clothing at ss Bow
ery has assigned 10 George Wolf lie also used
the style of the Aren't Clothing Company. and began
bushes. I'm February 1914.
ROSENBERG BROTHERS. manufacturers NJ cloth
ing al - East 18th ST.. have assigned 10 lsidor d.
Morrison The partners are Israel and Herman J.
Rosenberg The latter only signed the deed. They
began business in September. 1910
u DTTH LENA STEIN. dealer I'm corsets, at 3efi
Broadway, has assigned to Solomon Boneparth