The sun., 1916-01-29
Bankruptcy Petitions.

JonN, R,EREGEL, = }an!,or =, - wc.'
Won stree. has iil"i d. petition g. hluh
81, except nye cauary birds which were
abandoned hy former tenants About
twenty years ago, in, April, 1895, a iu!s
iS,Oli by the Hupfe Brewing Company
GA foreclosure Of chstt"i mortgage on
saloon and within the last wc"k he
vss served by attorney with orders
to h" examined in supplementary pro
cnRniEs II5It sAiMox. pe'i,ion pt', tn bank
ruptrv has been nIed against 'harlc'
salmon, doing business a. salmon a tor
these creditors: John L. Rates, i.lo,
William j Dixon A Co" &6'i, and th"
Ferry Hat Manufacturing Company,
s76i II was alleged on Information and
belief that within a week h. discharged
all HI emp9ysss sa iedt ro,"rssS ,n" sSSTG 20 VIII IN
cago. The business was established
LOUIS DASlN-A petition IN bankruptcy
has been Med against Louis DAMN. shoe
dealer at 247 West l.;th street. hy ,hc.c
creditors: Duane Shne t"mpany via
Taylor. s2:l lie mad" an assignment
20 clifford q Ludvigh on JanGnr{
IsIpoRE BLOOM pe,!ti"m IN bank
Bloom. dry goods dealer at ii3i Second
avenue, ny eleven creditors, with Claims
aegregat!ug s6s2
Discharge Granted.
ABRAHAM sEIDERMAN Judge MAYER
has granted discharge from hank.
ruptcy to Abraham Seiderman, formerly
q manufacturer Of coats and sui's a. y
West Twenty-nfth street, against whom
petition was filed on May -, l2li and
his liabilities were s2T,5lH
schedules Filed.
G. X SHERWOOD COMPANY, mauuftc-
turer Of pickles, has hled assignment
schedules showing liabilities ti7,7e2,
nominal assets te.ss5 aud actual assets
| SAMUEL CLANMAN. wholesale dealer IN
paper ana woodenware At 3l6 East lls'h
~, has filed schedules showing liabilitie-
Stos and assets si,s6o,
| trimmings at t7s stanton street, hav"
| hled schedules showing liabilities SO
S5s ,, and assets si',,. ssIUo; s.mlC' tds'heF
sets $500 IN real estat" at 10 Fillmore
J place. Brooklyn
, MORRIS ROTH, clothing dealer at 2os5
second avenue, has hled schedules show.
! ing liabilities. tteIi and assets. $3.50
| Allowance TO Attorneys,
MARKHELM 'oMpASfv llNnn-indso s
| pany, Inc, importer Of lac"s, formerly at
| le West Twenty first street has made an
| u nathan, attorney for the trustee, 70,
! celves $4,000 and Max D stcucr, coun-
| sci. $4,000, out Of $4,000 which was col
| Forty-fou compan ncs were sued, and
they settled: Liabilities Of IN" COMPANY
| were $3.50, 900, Creditors have received
dividends Of Is per cent and 10 pei
| cent. more has been recommended.
| Assignments.
MARIrS " BRlNA, sroe.r, a. ,oj and
| MS the standard Trading Company ha,
! made an assignment to Marcus Helfand
| Mir Helfand said that Mr., Hrlna haf
| trouble with the postal authorities a few
| months ago about using the name %
the standard Trading Company ~ thcr'
| was well known concern Of ihH
| name but Mr.. RrinH showed that he wa,
| entitled to use the name, ~ he had gscr
| A two Years before the other concern
| The postal authorities let him alone, hu
| his business Was 80 hurt that he had I,
make an assignment Mr Brlna h"gaI
| business In 1906. Liabilities are $4,000 dn'
assets, 5000,
HARRY A. IaAAcS. INC. dealer In mem
| Furnishing goods at 1916 Third ayenu.
has made an assignment to Harry Gott
frted.