New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United States
District Court:
neutrality-suspicious. Gaetano Marchesini,
doing business as MarChesini Brothers,
wholesale dealers in olive oils and wines at
No. SIS washington street, by these. credit
ors. P Pastene & Co, Inc, S223; Cesare
Consiglia, S225. and Witteman Brothers,
preferential payments of $1,000 and trans
ferred merchandise and accounts OF N,W9
The business was started IN 1885 by LOUIS
MarChesini, Gaetano became partner IN
1892 and they continued together until
March 81 1909, when Louis withdrew from
the firm and Gaetano continued the bust
ness alone under the old firm style They
were reputed 70 own a tenement house, No.
206 Spring street In May last d statement
and assets of SS0.794 GaetaTo Marchesini
was also president of a company which
manufactured automobile lamps. II. y ); j.
Lesser. representing the petluonlng credit
oFs, said that they understood the liza bilities
are $4,000 and assets about 5000.
nvoluntary-Against Jemima May,
William street, by these creditors: Paul
Ruinart Champagne Company. 1856; James
& Co. 81. .3;S3. II was alleged that she is in
solvent and made preferential payments OF
$500. Judge Holt appointed William Lesser
receiver, with a bond of $500. Liabilities
are $4,000 and assets about 5000.
Involuntary-Against Harry Epstein,
Abraham Goodman and Harry Berger, who
compose the firm of Epstein, Goodman x
Berger. manufacturers of waists at No 16S
Greene street, by these creditors: knauth,
Nachod & Kuhne, S206: Norris Sobel. SI9,
and Bear Mill Manufacturing Company,
$379. Judge Holt appointed James McNa-
Doe receiver. Assets are estimated at s., COO
InVoluntary-Ag gainst Louis Barnett, cloth
ing manufacturer. of Nc. 1O1 Canal street,
by these creditors: H. B. Clatiin Company,
$50; Miller < Bonine, $50. and Samuel Rap
paport. $325 Judge Holt appointed Ebert
B. Hamlin receiver, with a bond of $500,
on application of Charles l. Greenhall, 51d who
said that the liabilities were $4,000 and as
sets $1,000
nvoiuntary-Against the F. F. Fritts
COMPANY. restaurant at No. 124 Chambers
street bv these creditors: Frank c. White,
1856: Z. O. Smiths Sons. $24S, and George C
Engel Company, S159. Assets are estimated
at 81 600.
Voiuntary-Leopold Hechter insurance
broker, of No. 1914 Lexington avenue, LA
bilities s. 452, on account of two deficiency
judgments. and no assets.
Voluntary-Samuel. Morris and Charles H
Flaxbaum, who compose the firm of 5.
Flaxbaum & Sons, manufacturers of leather
goods at No. 1863 Canal street. Liabilities,
s.. .321, and assets, $40 gas deposit.
at No. I76 Willis avenue Liabilities, S,0S3.
and assets. s125 in fixtures and cash regis
ter.
ker an architect. receiver in bankruptcy
for the Sturtevant Realty Company. of No
81 Madison avenue. with bond OF $4,000
and he agreed to serve as receiver without
pay. H. A. Daley, president of the com
nanv consented to the receivership. The
liabilities are 81 10000. OF which Sl25,000 are
unsecured and 81 .0S5 0U0 are secured by three
mortgages on property corner $50 street ana
Central Park West consisting of an apart
ment house called the Turin, which the
company recently built. Interest IS due on
the first mortgage. also taxes Ihe equity
in the property is estimated between $1,000
and S0O coo There are more than forty
vacant apartments in the building.