New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-12
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were flied
yesterday in the United States Circuit court:
Voluntary. Alfred I. Smith, contracting plumber.
Who conducted business as E smith & son ,a at
No 4ui West !z6tn s5PeGt he states thdf ms ia
are worth $14.397 20. Included in the assets are
peTsona ape pTo a 9s 5e sfocE si5oS bs
notes and securities $1,000. and unlquidated claims
Company. of No. 446 Asa Water street, S3272 so,
and the John Simmons Company, Of ITO Centre
Involuntary. against Ella Connolly waterhouse.
CavalsHy. of No. 1S5 Fifth avenue and two others
The petitioners state that the alleged bankrupt
September 10 admitted insolvency and expressed
willingness to be adiudged bankrupt
Involuntary, against Louis Bernstein, jobber in
TooIens ard clothing at NO 80 Great Jones street
for goods sold and delivered aggregate 1925 70.
Voluntary Moses Rosenield, who says he Is
otherwise known as Charles NJ Rose. a checker"
as $3166 49, and says he has no assets. Some Of
ton and Philadelphia between 1908 and 1906 Bur
riH Ruskay, of No 154 East 91st street is the
Eo1ntar Rdzar ans L. e We Pe c or Of 0 10 12 west
72d street who gives his liabilities 81 O46. and
saws he has no assets other than property worth
s10o exempted by law. Four of the claims given in
the schedule were contracted in Buffalo between
1909 1903.
Schedules of the spalding Hosford Company
dealers in marble at No. 327 East 1O3d street give
liabilities Of S29,943 IS and assets of S7,1S5 20. In
Guided in the assets are stock worth $1,000; ma
chnery. $500 and debts due on open accounts
amounting to $5397 TO- The company says it owes
Leonard Post Hosford. of No. 20 Fulton street
S3.632 II; later & Co. No 444 East 106th street
$3S1 50; c. D. Jackson & Co. East River and 105th
street and the Feeney & Devanney Company, No
400 East 37th street, 1883 Y.
Schedules of the firm of James Foy's Son, plumb
ers, at No. 1O1 West 66th street. fled yester-
day in the United States District Court. and show
liabilities Of S5S 81 q and assets of $2S
cluded in the assets real estate worth $3.50;
stock 800; unliquidated claims of $3.50 and debts
due on open accounts amounting to S13 754 SO. OF
the liabilities claims aggregating SS7943 0s IN
secured. The principal creditors are James Null
laney's Sons. No. al East 25th street $1,000; Fifth
Avenue Bank Fifth avenue and 44th street.
S5,51S So; James Fay No 169 East 90th street ST..
626 81 Old Dominion Soapstone Company, No 66l
Hudson street. S1,0S7 o.; Philip Bologh & Co. No.
ESP Park avenue, $i,515; Union Roofing Company.
No. 221 Java street Brooklyn Sl036 80 and E.
Bailey & Son, Patchogue Long Island. $2.351.
Schedules of the firm of Livingston & Morrison,
cloak and suit makers, No. 207 Greene street.
give the liabilities as $l9546 03 and assets as
s5O9l %. Included in the assets are stock worth
amounting to s1.669 % and deposits in bank of $25
The largest of the claims is that of Arnstaedl &
| Co. Of No. 66 Greene street. which is given as
! $500 80
George H Gilman. of No. 81 Wall street, ap-
pointed by Judge Adams receiver of the business
! Of Campbell s. Chappotin, with bond of $3.50.
The Sheriff yesterday received attachment for
1854 against property of Hittelnan & Rabnovttz
dealers in furs at No 18th street. in favor
Of Harry Harris