New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
RuslNESS, TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed IN the United States Circuit Court
yesterday.
RUDOLPH, ELIAS and HAROLD y.
REICH, who compose the trm OF X ltelC ~ y
4 Sous. manufacturers OF fur5 az 40, %
West 20tn street. involuntary by Hay 5,
Bershfeld & Wolf attorneys for these
creditors: Herman y. Scnektman' Si,oV'
Alexander Greenbaum. SLIGO ana moses
r. Rendel $50. 1t was alleged that they
were insolvent and made preferential trans
fere of property 10 creditors. Judge Holt
appointed Sutherland y. smith receiver,
with authority 10 continue business thirty
DAYS and fixed his bond at sloVD. IAdDlA-
lies $4,000 and assets, $500.
MEYER SANE'T, manufacturer OF iur
lined coats az No. East 18th street, IN
voluntary, by these creditors: a. Balboa,
$40: Margolos Brothers, SO and Poses q
Kitrosser. Sl,O50 Judge Holt appointed
Henry Lesser receiver. II was sald thdI
Mr. Sanft had abandoned the business
Liabilities $1,000, and assets, 500
ANCHOR METAL NOVELTY COM
PANY. manufacturer Of metal novelties at
no. $40 West 18th street, involuntary; by
these creditors. Hannah Levy, S7o5; J9nn
Sanborn q Sons, Sl47, and Frederick Persky,
SOP II was alleged that the company was
3nsolvent and allowed the Haeusermann
Metal Company 70 obtain preference by
legal proceedings Judge Holt appointed
William s. Creevey receiver, with bond OF
5000 Liabilities. $4,000. and assets, $50
consisting Of plant. 5000, and stock. S,Wp
president IN August, 1910
MAX and HARRY setback, who com
pose the firm Of NJ. Setback q Son. manu-,
jacturers of wOmen's neckwear at No. oiV
Broadway involuntary, by these creditors;
Rothschild &, Newman, 1893; George H. RO-
senstein. $50, and Genevleve Y. Sherldan
81. II was alleged that they We're li nS q, :,
vent, made preferential payments Of S,VoJ
and transferred merchandise and accounts
OF S2O00. Judge Holt appointed Edward X
Finch receiver. with bond OF S0,CO Joseph
feb heYf attorney.
liabilities were SIS co and the assets &o,UIO
MORRIS A. FRIED and RAY BANJO
WITCH. who compose the firm Of Fried *
Banovitch. manufacturers Of waists at No.
q East 10Th street, involuntary, by these
creditors: l.. Ernstein & Bros, $40, X.
Gruhn & Co. 500. and David a; Levy 30
Liabilities. 5000. and assets. l,eU
DAVID FINE and MAX WAY, who com
pose the firm Of Fine & Wax dealers. IN
dress goods al No. IS Eldndge street. n
voluntary, by these creditors: PhlHp JUN
her s237 Harry GHckman. slsl, and Hynan
Goldman. $3.50. Assets. 1900. Judge Holt
appointed Henry a. rSSI{iSkney Ieceilyossr Voc,
18th street. formerly saloonKceper IN
This city and lately q hotclkeeper 1t Centre
Moriches. Long Island, voluntary. LaDih-
ties, S2eSS2. and assets, consisting OF fur
and sixteen pictures. 50
JACOB BOLTAN. builder. Of No. 6l7 West
15zd street. voluntary Liabilities, N6v,2A}'
Of which >9SZ2j II secured by mortgages on
real estate formerly owned bv him IN West
G3d street, near West End avenue, ard no
assets
CHARLES THOMPSON, an accountant at
No. ~ Wall street, voluntary. Liabilities.
SCI .233, ard nominal assets, N.S2J. in office
furniture. uncOllectible accounts aud notes
The debts were contracted as "A partner in
the firm OF Thomson Wallace. cotton
merchants at Little Rock, Ark, and Tu-
Uelo. Miss. M 10 March. 1911
ALBERT STERN, a clerk at Cold Spring.
putparn County, y. Y, voluntary. Liabili-
Ties 81 l46. and assets. 81 in accounts. The
debts we're mostly contracted AZ Madison
> 7 in a drygoods business In 1906