New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The petitions in bankruptcy filed yesterday
in the United States District Court were
as follows:
Involuntary petition against the Hun
garian Restaurant Company, which con-
ducts the Cafe Boulevard, at Second ave
nue. and 10th street, by the Kuhn Check
ing Company, Henry w. Bauman and
Moses Schlesinger. The claims of the cred
a note amount to s639 30. Preferential pay
ments aggregating 1900 made while insoI-
vent are alleged in the petition
Judge Holt appointed Lindsay Russell
authorized to continue the business for
thirty days. The liabilities aggregate about
$4,000, and assets. which consist OF wines;
liquors. provisions, cigars. machinery and
bills and accounts receivable, exclusive of
the goodwill of the business. the creditors
saw will realize upward of $50, 600
Henry w. Silever has been appointed re-
ceiver for Gordon & Makransky, furriers
at No. 80 East 10th street. with a bond of
81 800. The assets consist of stock valued
at 5000 and accounts amounting to $500
Marcus Helfand of No. 800 Broadway.
has been appointed receiver for Ehrlich &,
5lS Broadway, with a bond of 5000. The
assets, consisting of stock. are valued at
$4,000
Herman H Oppenheimer has been ap-
pointed receiver for Rubin & Lpman,
clOaks and suits at No. IA West 22d street.
with a bond of $1,000. The liza bilities amount
TO $4,000 and the assets, consisting of stock
and fixtures, are worth 5000.
Involuntary petition against the Cleud-
Marts Company. dealers in automobiles and
supplies at No. 1871 Broadway, by the
American Auto Top Manufacturing Com
pany and two other creditors, with claims
for merchandise sold and delivered amount
ing TO 1925 Franklin Leonard was appoint
ed receiver of the company in dissolution
proceedings brought ir the Supreme Court
The assets are valued at $1,000.
Schedules of the NJ A. Thomas Company,
shoe dealers at I'D street and Broadway
and 94th street and Broadway, show liabili-
ties of $1,000 Ga unsecured. with assets of
s. 124 Is. Included in the assets are stock
The company owes William Lane Gncor-
porated), of No. 2 Sterling Place. Brook
Ign. S. AS 70 for merchandise and the Con-
don Brothers Company, of Brockton, Mass.
81, 1886 10.
L. Guernsey Price has been appointed
receiver for Theonas ]. A Humbert,
Wooster street. with bond of s., 800. The
liabilities are about $500 and the assets
are valued at 5000.
Involuntary petition against Frederick W.
Evers, retail furniture dealer at Nos. 80
and 50 East 2lst street, by the Phoenix Fur
nituTe Company, of Grand Rapids, Mich
s1,21O on dshonored notes Preferential
payments made while insolvent are alleged
of the assets, the creditors state. does not
exceed SIS coo
Involuntary petition against Oshwitz &
Co, furriers at No So West 18th street
with claims amounting TO 1914 so Prefer
entail payments aggregating $500 while in
solvent are alleged in the petition. The
assets are worth $1,000
Abraham w. Lpschitz, foreman for a
manufacturing concern. residing at No. 4SO
st. Marks Place, in voluntary petition
gives liabilities of $2,032 80, unsecured, with
assets life insurance policies for 5000
Schedules of Isidore Shonfed. Of No 122
East Hath street, show liabilities of "a
include stock worth $1.5O0. notes and Sc
curities $500 and debts due 1895 IS. The
bankrupt owes the Colonial Chandelier
Works, of No 2l0 Canal street, 1924, and
the Eclipse Light Company of No 81 Bow
cry. 1872 Is for goods sold and delivered