New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-23
PETITIONS " RINkRI PTCY.

Charles T. Uirsh of no 100 East Sixty-fourth-
st. hcd a petition in bankruptcy yesterday with
liabilities 1880 and no available assets or the
liabilities N44se arc debts OF the old firm of c. L.
Hlrsh & CO.. dealers in druggists and grocers
sundrles at No $50 Canal-s;.. which failed in jan
uary 1897; 900 individual debt. and $2o3 contin-
stock in the G. l.. Hirsh & co. corporation Of
which he mas been president and treasurer but 'le
stock is pledged for $1,000 and is put in the sched-
ues at 90.
4 petition in involuntary bankruptcy was filed
here Yesterday against Sylvanus w. Brainley. deal
er in icwcry at Rondout by four creditors Ray
den w Wheeler & CO.. Charles 5. Crossman u
Co. " H. White & Co and {. G.. Afford Il CO.,
whose claims aggregate 81 i67. They alege that
he bought good, on credit in this city and sold
them for cash by auction at Rondout at low prices;
him FOR 500 by Louis Munson. Of Syracuse, on
which the Sheriff has closed UP the store HIS
liabilities are reported TO be $lso"
Simon Lndau who has office at No. e3 Broad
way filed petition in bankruptcy yesterday with
liabilities $500 and no assets The largest cred
tors are Louis Schoolherr. Baltimore, $s2sS; Ade-
bert Lindau baltimore 800. and Friedman Bros,
Xi.O5S Felix H. Levy his attorney. saih tnat M =,
Tindau was formerly in the drygoois business IN
Baltimore as partner In the hrm or linHau ~ ~
Schoolherr Mrs Lindau Is in business a, NO b %S
Broadway a manufacturer OF SILK waists IN her
name.
Roosevelt D. Todd. Of New-Rochelle. filed peti-
ton In bankruptcy here yesterday. with liabilities
siOl and nominal assets SS12, in old accounts
He was partner in the firm Of Maxield. TODD q
Co. fruit commission merchants. formerly at NO
ln Park Place and AT Nashua. Fla. who dissolved
in Deccmbor 1891 but whose affairs have not been
settled yet OF the liabilities 5000 were hrfn
debts and seas are individual debts
Isaac and Michael EGesheimer. who composed the
firm OF Edeshemer Bros. manufacturers OF cider
ana vinegar formerly at NO cs2 Greenwlch,s''
fled separate petitions in bankruptcy yesterday
,rh.v made an assignment in 1872 and they believe
Tore
ccivcd a dividend. Their liabilities are $5l5sl' be,
Sizes Judgments for si9i in the case Of Isaac and
8 l05 In the Of Michael. They have no aValia-
bic assets.
Lena Rimhorg. Of No 100 East Eighty-thrd-st.
fled n petition In bankruptcy yesterday. with la
blllties $3.50 and assets. The largest creditor
Is Conrad Stein brewer SOL FOR dercienGy Juds-
Nos 100 AID 1872 East Thirty-fourth-st' several
years ago.
Richard Fatow. Of No. % University Place, filed
a petition In bankruptcy yesterday. with liabilities
81 Al and assets. He kept restaurant at NO,
AZ Broadway eight years ago; was afterward IN
business in Chicago and Is not In business now
Mary /. Curtis. Of No IA West Eighty seventh
ST filed a petition in bankruptcy yesterday. with
liabilities s9647 and assets. She is not In bust
ness Tho petition vas hled to get relieved from
SSH. In favor of George y; Manchester, OF Troy
which was obtained on April ,. 1895. on note
4 meeting Of the creditors Of J. Abowich & Co..
formerly cloak manufacturers AT No. N3 Broadway.
WAS held before Ernest Hall. referee In bank
ruptcy. at No. Ga William-st More than one hum
bred creditors were present and about seventy
claims were presented. but no trustee was elected.
The liabilities are $l,6.sto
Creditors Of Louis VI ,ndelson. wholesale dealer in
clothing formerly AT No 60 East Eleventh-st.. met
Yesterday before Ernest Hall. referee In bank
ruptcy ut No. Ct William-st, and about forty
claims were fled No trustee was elected.
Creditors of Frederick Heyman. manufacturer of
alsirts at 40 1872 Woostor-st.. held meeting yes
to-day before John j. Townsend referee in bank
rupcy at No A. Cedar-st. Eleven claims. agSre-
ming about $4,000. presented. ard Leo Frank
was chosen trustee. The nominal assets are So6j.