New-York tribune., 1900-11-25
PETITIONS IN B4NKRJPTCY.

James W. Golden, living No. 81 Dominick-st.
and employed assistant janitor at No 125 West
Fourteenth-st. has filed a petition in bankruptcy.
with liabilities $lS6S29 and assets OF the liabili
ties sl44.0GO are secured by bond and mortgages
property formerly owned by him. and $52S29 is
deficiency judgment obtained against him July
10 by the Mutual Real Estate Company. There are
four mortgage creditors, the largest being the
Metropolitan Savings Bark. 100000 on Nos ~ and
A New-st; Sarah c. Fulton. Of Montreal s35 OOO on
PFGPegty at .s By M n y and the American Mortgage
on July T. 1899 the seven story office building Nos.
nominal consideraton, and he obtained a mortgage
on 1t for $4,000 and September Is. 1899 he CON
Company
Robert G. Irving a clerk. residing at No 233o
seventh-ave., has filed a petition in bankruptcy
with liabilities s9134 and nominal assets $780, con-
sisting Of 200 shares of OF the Rapid Transit
and Bridge Construction Company. formerly the
Chicago Alley Elevated Railway pledged for loans
OF s3,S4s The secured creditors the Riverside
Bank Bank SIPS balance due on a Of $500, and
ere9Por g. are % and Among the h ed
XooIhees-sye. and East Twenty-fifth-st Brooklyn,
places in July 1888 Alert F. Waceff. 1ce Of No 15
ISG9 sT9adst a Sg for half share of losses in July
losses at New-Oreans in December. 1896
Louis Adler. of No. S47 East Forty-ninth st.
formerly IN the meat business has filed petition
in bankruptcy, with liabilities s445O and assets
He was formerly of Strauss Bros. & Co. wholesale
butchers who made assignment on March 2,
1900.
Abraham Strauss Of No. 339 East F1fty-frst-st.
formerly in the meat business has fled petition
in bankruptcy with liabilities 81 $50 and assets.
Jonas Spiwack, manager of No. 1873 Eldridge-st,
mas MED petition in bankruptcy, with liabilities
S.3io ana no assets. He formerly in the liquor
8usness. o. ana W. was partner in the firms Of Sperber
q SpiNack VINO dissolved on December l. 1894 and
OF spiwack Rothman. dissolved January l. 1900
Conrad Horstmann of No. 81 West one-hun-
dred-and-forty- -second-st.. has filed q petition in
bankruptcy, with liabilities So 40 and no assets
petition IN involuntary bankruptcy has been
filed against 4. NJ. Copstein & Co. manufacturers
of neckwear at No. 527 Broadway and No 80 Spring
St. by the following ere -itors: Leopold Som G.
Bro. s291. and Louis Siegbert & Bro. s23S. 1t was
ferred property valued $5 000 consisting of stock
and accounts Benjamin Barker has been app (arted
of the United States District Court. and a restrain
ing order 11; has been served on the Sheriff who has
execution against firm yesterday for s540 in
favor OF Montague D. Cohen.
A petition in involuntary bankruptcy has been
filed against Abraham oppenheim shoe dealer. at
No. s66 Third-ave., by the following creditors.
Manhattan Shoe Company, $500; Frank Melville ir
s129, and Frank H. Hobbs $685. 1t was alleged that
he is nsovent, that he sold on November i his en-
81 500. and that he paid over the money TO
cousin: Philip WeinbeTg to whom he said he was
liabilities are reported to be $4,000
Schedules in bankruptcy OF Fogelson & Rosen-
bloom. jobbers in woollens No 13s Eldridge-st
show liabilities $5,45 and HO23 Consisting OF
cash in bank s9 accounts $12i; store fxtures $100
and stock. which has been re2ieyined. $500.