New-York tribune., 1908-11-13
BUSINESS TROURLEs.
The petitions in bankruptcy fled in the United
states District Court yesterday were as follows:

N100VS --Sl-1ct court yesterday were as follows.
Andrew Andrew J. PuiveT- storekeeper Minerton,
Liabilities. s24,826 81: assets. s2,02$ FTederiol L.
FTderck + Gooa3an 9Sla sfDS Incorporated dealer in
cIpairer I and renter enter Of automobes and motor yeh-
BY Charles H Louis, as receiver in bankruptcy of
Charies A. Duerr q Co. and Samuel H Shaw.
GI4Ins aggregate $543 o. Transfer OF property al
lsgec Hamilton Holt appointed receiver by Judge
ba Gt - oIle OF I 5hS Eetluoners says ina
able TO meet It's Obligations, and that it has been
hypothcca ting its accounts with the Commission
Merchants Association, institution notorious for
common knowledge thai their method OF business is
such mat merchants cannot prolitably run their
they must necessarily do business with the Com
The Fidelity Funding Company, Involuntary petit
ton, by William u Dorothy. OF Chicago and the
Hodge & Homer Company and the Burke Furnace
based on the liability Of the company for drafts ex
ecated by the st Mary's Academy of Beneiictfne
Sisters aggregatng 81 275 90 The alleged bankrupt
notes. mortgages bonds and other securities and in
credits The estate the petitioning creditors say,
consists Of property exceeding 100000 in value.
I1r3 @ - So,Sr+ fT the on 5iss"for Of }3 cotDo+a ~ @
t:n and the appointnent OF receiver and that the
state court Ia granting the aPplica ton by appoint
to he insoivent Preferential payments to other
creditors are also alleged in the petition Robert
c Morris was appointed receiver by Judge Housh'
with bond Of $4,000 - e,-.,-- ,..,o-z
voluntary Tetion: liabilities $3.50 IS assets, s40O
The Art Organ Company, Of No. 100 East l4th
street involuntary petition, by Frederick 7 Davis
tioners saw that .ha Company assigned a contract
which S10.5a0 due by Franklin Murphy, Of
No 1927 Broad street. Newark N j. 10 the
Wrhs In T S0Ras par 5000 81 9i9 e2teTed ea aiT4 no Us win
Edison Bradley, OF Washington Preferential pay
rnents to the Cutler Hammer Company alleged
Bornn & Co. exporters and importers OF dTy-
goods at No. IS South William street, involuntary
petition, by the Hungarian american Bank ana
others Claims, S3.o37 a Assignment TO Robert
November Il. and preferential payments alleged.
Peter Alexander appointed receiver: bond $4,000
Prince street involuntary petition, by the Brandt
Leather Company, and another, whose claims FOR
goods sold and delivered amount to s3l53 tS Pref
erental payments alleged Arthur j. Cohen, recetv-
er: bond, $1,000
Schedules Of Morris Brothers, Of No 135 Grand
street. give liabilities OF s21 sos s. with assets of
S5S44 Included IN the assets is stock worth s320o
The American Wooen Company, of No. 126 Fifth
avenue is the largest creditor its claim being for
S5,164 65-
Schedules Of the Regent Wine Company, Of No.
II Reade street. give liabilities Of 81 259 a. with
S15.35S o.. Included in the stock
worth 5000, fixtures and apparatus, $4,000, and
debts due on open accounts amounting 10 s4.35S o.
The company owes Max Bernstein. Of No. 2T3 West
125th street $4,000; the Union Exchange Bank
Firth avenue and 27st -streer. 81 oo7s and Ward &
Cow. OF Union Square, $500.
Schedules Of Barth Brothers address not stated
in the papers, give liabilities CT SSH, with
assets other than household goods ewaed bst-Max
Ba-th and worth $500. The bankrupts owe Spiro
& Hersh Of No. So Nassau street, s., 500 Reich &
Rottenberg Of No. 81 East Houston street, $500
and h. Dorfnan. Of No 156 Essex street. $3.50.