New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-16
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The petitions ir bankruptcy filed yester-
dsv in the United States District Court
were as follows.
Judge Holt has appointed Amedio 4 Ber-
tiuI receiver for Salvatore \. GeuOFese,
private banker a. No. +16 East 18th street,
with 4 bond q 500 He replaces Joseph
n Francollui. who declined to serve.
Louis T London has been appointed Ta-
and electric Appliances at No. 20 East 18th
street. with a bond Of 500. The liabilities
were 50 800 and the assets worth 5701-
Nicholas Kelly has been appointed re
ceiTer TOT lay man "F(IItI OF .. :"
and - cent stores At 30 e.'7 Grand street
sns5 70 gzg- TFIrt avenrc. with a bond of
g. So The assets. including nHtures. were
- lued ~ $4,000 Nr. keilEs appointment
~ made in pIaca Of Charles Birmingham,
Fvho IS absent in Europe
"a uuel Harris mas been appointed re-
-oIZas- for \ bra ham cooper. dealer in silks
- 40 14s Ridge street, with a bond OF
:. COZ Tho assets consisted OF stock and
nytrlres valued q s3.Ds"-
involuntary petition against William
Fzfalo1itz dealer i'm thread at 80. s25
Broadway. by the Hartford Thread Com
PAM 5nJ two other creditors. VIII claims
.s-1rC47r,rinc to $50 a. Preferential pay
merits and transfer Of stock while insolveut
were alleged N the petition. The assets
that Pafalowirz has abandoned his bust
ueS~ and left the country.
John =. kjnllin- q carpentHr OF Fo4sh-
teepsie, \ y, in a voluntary petition gives
Families Of 81 p11 6S. unsecured. with assets
~ $50 consisting u life insurance policy
ma "a HE 10 the bankrupt $ wife
Alexander Leon CanteT- OF No -6a y est
All street. employed by the Kansas City
Beef and Provision Company. Al NO 40
Ninth avenue. in a Foiuntary peiltlon gave
f,sLiT5tias II & f45 s.; unsecured. with
sets OF S425. including debts due amounting
10 So -
Tnvoiuntsrv petition against Eabinowftz
r2-or1rarS underwear makers az 30 lis 70
$50 Grand street. los Frank HoiZhauer anr
+,yo o+4er creditors with claims of SLID H.
-s..I TX 4F
faTS OF property while lHSOvent were 81
legged in the petition. The liabilities We're
rs 90 ana the assets worth $o'o". Nhian
Ffeukcl. IT., was appointed receiver VIII d
IIvoiuntary petition against the Ciasm
Engineering Company, manufacturers OF
rt.rhiuery az No. PIG Canal street. By the
Burr * Houston Company and two other
creditors claiming s5+5- Preferential pay
r7Terts OF 81 lss9 MADE while Insoivent were
alleged III the petition The assets were
1nv9lIIntary petition against Harry Kemp
rar in business at no. ia Spring street, By
Nee. Farlch and anOtfsT creditor, claim
irg s5fG44 Preferential payments Of $1,000
,,,ads while insoivenr were alleged IN the
luton The assets were valued al $500.
-, "a F,-Isiress al No @3s Broorne street
~, me nited Jobbing Worsted House By
- TsrirfeE importing and IObbing House.
-, ~ 7z5 Broadway and TWO other cred
ttors with claims OF SO IfansIeT OF STOCK
o. Il SO 90 made while lnsoivent was al
15yad in the petition. The assets were
zyor-r more than SS.@@.
- 1I1r,,,gurtarv petition against Julius Broth
srs, makers q women /" alsis ana dresses
1,-.s and two other cred tors. with claims
. s.-5rn4iI7E to 81 .635 "a Preferential pay
,i mounting 50 $1,000 and transfer Of
t,l.5'-,.,--v made while jnsOlvent were alleged
N l,-e igels- Of Joha r Trescy address not
20. ,,,vers, show liabilities or xie,5St 81, ur1-
pa - %; ,t5.f, assets OF 1921 50. cousistir ~
- a.. ~ Sai4 = aud s. "a or deposit in
tbs century Bank. fttth 2 vef1ue ana -ef
g. YORK. Third Avenue and i0lst street,
e. a. a. md the john PirSel Foundry Com
nan Of Brooklyn, =, 80 -