New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY,

The following petitions in involuntary bankruptcy
VAS filed yesterday in the United states Dtstrict
Court against.
THE r. F. FENNO co. n publishing house ~
Nos. q and n East Sfytesath-st Almost simulta-
ueousIy with the hHnG or the petition the Feuno
Company fled schedules showing liabilities @f
81. SO ard nominal assets OF ss1.3iG 81 The four
petitionus creditors aIiuE the in, ,oluutary petit
tou. together with tho amount OF their claims
are The Ben Franklin Printing Company. 80
The d. $ BrasscI Binding Company. s37so'
Phillips & easy. 81 .Io1 and John Dickinson & Co.
$1,o21 The petition states that February the
Feuno Company admitted in writing its tnabh-
ity TO meet tts obligations and ITS willingness 20
he sdtudged a bankrupt In the schedules hled
the principal creditors mentioned are the p >
River Bindery No. Is, Rank-st. s2 5s6; BuISlsy.
Dunton Co. No. . DIsne-st, SIP; H. Wolf
% Centre-st., Sto7- The assets. according 10 ths
schedules. are divided follows cash. $ So notsz
< 7i2. printeS ana ,Inbonnf sheets 81 on electro
tpe and stereotype plates 500, accounts F''-'"'
HENRY J. ROTTNANN No. so Amsterdam
ave: liabilities S71ss a. assets 500 The principal
creditors are Bernheiner & Schmidt. One-huudred-
and-eighth-st- and CoIunbus-ave 81 Sc; Albert
Scheimbeck. No 81 Alercer-st, 500: Benot WssSer-
an annual income Of 500 under trust created ~
the will of his mother, but it is exempt under it5
provisions
schedules showing liabilities of S595 s.. and assets
OF s3Jss II. The principal creditors are the H. =
CIafin Company s6qS: d Rosepzweig, No. So
Grand-st s670 and Jacobs & Stetgel- No - " Nhife-
ST. s603. The stock Is estimated at Sl99, accounts
g 29S.
HYMAN RI BIN & MAN WOLCHONOk- fur
rers Of No 216 6freene-st, filed schedules showing
abtfes 81 557 and assets Of s6a5. Th~ pri0-
cpaI creditors are Ernest Wagner. No 19l Mercer
ST. Ss3s: g. KIefnbaum. No 254 Broadway. s5IS, AMI
Karin & Co. No. f54 West Broadway. S6i1-
An involuntary petition Was hled yesterday
against the publishing house OF the r r FEN>p
COMPANY. a corporation doing business at N1--
and II East Sixteenth-St. The petitioninG credit
ors together with the amount of their claims. sr~
the Benjamin Franklin Printing Company, $50. l.
s. BrasseI Company. SJll, Phillips & Casy. &.l',
J. Dickinson & 90. q .0S1- A few moments stt"-
bankrupts filed schedules showing liabilities OF Sc
2n7 %, and nominal assets of x2l,'43 81 TIE prly-
cpaI creditors mentioned in the schedule are y :
Rrassel No 409 PeaTl-St & 1i3. North River Bind
cry No. lzJ Bauk-st.. Sc.H; Bulkiey, Duuton & o..
No -, Duane-st.. e. f72. y. Wolf. No Hc Centre
ST. 1707. The assets are divided as follows: .lotl
covered books. S,.76t, paper covered books S.5f.
printed and unbound sheets, $3.50. esctrOtyI Pc
etc. s. 600. accounts, S52ll-
An involuntary petition fled yesterday bF
the Long Dock Mill and Elevator Company. of Jer-
sey CITY. against MORRIS SANISCsH, a dealer IN
and-tentE-st. The petitioners claim the alleged
bankrupt owes them s. 6T -, and that h~ has re-
Gently preferred certain creditors. IN add1Jlch t.
dfsposfng OF the remainder of his stock and then
absentfnE himself from his business where his
creditors cannot find him lie Roy : Core N+5
States District Judge Adams, his bond beins hNel