New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-22
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

\ voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed yes
terday with tho clerk of the United States District
Court b. Edward and George Ricsz, trading as
Riesz Brothers. No. SO Sixth avenue. Tho liahii-
ties are given $1Nc35 and assets ~ $26t. The
principal creditor is Henry [Iie & Son, $l.l2C The
assets consist Of cash So; stock butcher 49,;
horses and wagons, $500: fixtures. $500: accounts,
$l.656 and deposited IN bank 81 AZ
Annie SchenberE, No. 20 Wooster street filed
voluntary petition. showing debts Of S14057 and
assets of $3.50 Tho principal creditors are Rerko-
wiz. Goldsmith SpieEel. S435. The assets
consist Of cash, 81: stock in trade Sl: machinery.
$500 and accounts, S.S00 Madeline z. D'ty was
appointed receiver, with a bond Of Sl,o
Samuel GRADER tailor. No 1898 Third avenue, vo!-
untary petition showing debts Of 1851 and assets
a A555 The latter consist Of cash. 500 stock in
trade, $500; insurance $500 deposits in bank 50,
and personal property $40 The Principal creditor
Is II. Hollitan $500
Joseph s. Wood was appointed receiver for the
business Of Emma Wersche Mount Vernon, invol-
untary bankrupt. trading the Progressive Cur
tain Company. with q bond Of 5000.
Harris Weinstein. dealer in clothing at No 50
Hester street yesterday assigned for the benefit of
creditors to Max MaUss.
Schedules in the assignment Of thu Woodbury.
Ayers Company, advertising agency at No. 225
Fifth avenue show Liabilities. $25st4; nominal
assets. S226S2; actual assets Sl53q3.
Justice Mccall Of the Supreme Court. yesterday
appointed Julian =. Beatty receiver Of the property
of the Federal Bond and Surety Company. formerly
at Nos. 2 and - Broadway in suit brought by
the Century Building Company, a creditor for &S75
on judgment recovered on June i, 1895, amount
alleged TO he due for rent Of Offices between May
1914, and May !. 1905 An execution against tho
company returned unsatisned on August 25 1900
Edward Il. Hogan. retail grocer at No 400 Court
lsndt avenue The Bronx. has assigned for the ben
eft of creditors to Otto Lackman.
An Involuntary petition in bankruptcy fled
against the Wentworth Lunch Company, No. S
Fulton creditors with claims follows
hoffman Il Co. 1927; J. T. Smith. Sli5 Max Water
man. SO. \ general assignment IS alleged.
An involuntary petition was filed against the
Brown s Bonhotal Company. of No. l6o Broadway
by creditors. with claims follows Forrest Box &
Lumber Company. 81; William Iselin & Co, asis
Pelgram Is Mver. Sl5 Assigned accounts are al
legged. David Rumsey appointed receiver. with
bond of $500
Henry Freund jeweuer. No. Avenue 3. volun
tary petition, showing liabilities of t3.73l. and
assets Of S65o56 The principal creditors arc Solo
mon Lndenbaum. S2lIu: G. Wordeu, T,2S1: G. W
Well. S6,&l1; Freldonham Brothers. 1854: Albert
Lorsch S95sS. Charles r. Wood & CO, S5.n4 The
assets consist Of real estate In Bellport, Long Isl
and Sl.20o; stock OF goods including pledged ar
Jcles Of clothing and jewelry. $l22o. accounts 81
022: unlquldated claims. SsHi
Schedules OF kleinfeId & Engleberg show debts q
24.423 and of S305. The principal creditor!
the Mutual Alliance Trust. S. 79i Empire Brici
and Supply Company g 40. 7. Il ogden & Co
1881 The assets are represented by cash IN th'
bank, So75.
Louis Strauss No. 122o Madison avenue. voluntary
petition showing debts OF SIs16 and assets q $50
The principal creditors are Louis Chanansiy. N.55
! J. c. Adrian. 100. William Henkel was apPoi7teC
receiver of the business OF Re!csz Brothers, with
| bond Of $1,000.
William c. Keller. No. 81 Madison avenue. volun
tary petition. shows debts OF S.90b and assets o
SCI s9S The assets consist OF real estate in Yves
End y j. $4,000: cash. $50: bills. etc, $40; house
hold goods so; horses and wagons $3.50; accounts
lsl5; stocks and bonds. 800 The principal cred
| itors are: Building and Loan Association. Camden
y j. $1,000 tsccured); West Side Bank. $500: Com
! rnerc.al Trust Company. $3.50; Citizens Nationa
| Bank 800: Sophia Q. Keller. $500