New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-06
BUSINESS REVERSES

CONSTANTINE j. DOS SANTOS-Con-
stantinO L. Dos santos. OF No. 1OI West lOitn
street, formerly dealer in crude rubber MED
petition. with liabilities Of S70.5li assets, con
sstng OF real estate in Newark. value s3O.Ocv,
mortgaged FOR SlJ,5lO, and outstanding &C
counts, $ss,l16, largely In Paris. which are
considered unCUllcCtiDie. Among the creditors
are Robinson q CO.. S23,3lG. secured, L.
SutrO 4 Co, ST.. 49, Bourn Rubber Company,
Providence, SlJ.432 claim for damages for
breach OF contract. liability denied by Dos
santos and w. II. stiles. s4OI5. Mr.. Dos
Santos was for eight years in the rubber bust
ness I'm Liverpool. fifteen years in Para. Bra
I'll, and in New York City from 1905 TO Oc-)-
Der. 1912
HENRY w RICHARDSON-Petitio filed
against Henry w. Richardson. hardware deal
er. at No. 800 Hudson street. Creditors New
York County National Bank $685., American
Hardware Corporation. Sl.3l2. and Topping
Brothers, s747. Judge Holt appointed Edward
X. Finch receiver: bond. $4,000. lie was au-
thorlzed TO continue business twenty days. IL
was stated that two Judgments. aggregating
s2.3S5. have been obtained against him by the
Davis q Speyer Company. on which the
Sheriff has made levy. Mr. Richardson has
been In business fOrty-three years Mr.. Rich
ardson owns the property at No. 56B Hudson
street; also property on Perry street. also IN
East Orange and Pbinheld. y J.. and shohoia
Glen. Business assets are about $4,000. and
the Liabilities may be from S3DuOJ TO >Jo,uVO.
HENRY BAUM NATIONAL DRESS,
Henry Baum, manufacturer OF skirts anu
dresses at No. 10 Walker street. who uses the
trade style Of the National Dress who is also
a jobber IN wOolleus at No. iS broadway, as
the Baum Dry Goods Company, made an
assignment 90 Morris y. Arnold petition
Was also filed against him by these creditors.
H. Levnson, SO, Jacob Cohen. 500 and Mur-
ray Hammer, 81. Liabilities are said 10 De
between 1900 and 10000. assets, from So"p
{, $4,000. Mr.. Baum has been IN the skirt
business eighteen years and IN the Baum Dr.
Goods Company about fourteen years.
GEORGE J. HUMPHREYS George J. Hum
phys. living at No. Ai Park avenue, formerly
-. /. doc ~. nj Ion
liabilities Of flCl.fu. also some contingent liza.
hllltles on leases amount unknown, nom MAJ
afscts, so 0)). IN real estate at No. 40 skin
avenue. mortgagsd for $500. which Is under
teen years Of 30. , Wet 18th street. Among
the secured creditors are Jane !. Triton
81. 0J5 trustees = Columbia college, N0,"9'
Eliza Bode 1s.6oo, and Amy e.. Montague
INTERNATIONAL FORWARDING conf
PANN. INC-1hr International Forwarding
Company. Inc. 81 No. IL Broad street. nlrl
petition. with liabilities 81 t1.lA. assets. S'.-
SOC consisting % accounts. f's'a. claims, s.. 9s-.
goods ou hand. i1.ls5, Office fixtures tH3. and
cash in bank 81. Many 81 the creditors are
IN England. France. Germany. Portugal. Hoi-
land south America and other Countries. I'M
company was incorporated on May = 1890 WIN
"a capital stock ~ 5000 Ernest H. hattuta'
ls president and John A. Martin treasurer.
SAMUEL. SHApiRO.-Schedulcs or Samue'
Shapiro. manufacturer Of cloaks etc AZ no.
1-s Wooster street. with a factory AZ Reynolds
Vile. Penn. show liabilities of s. lt6: known
assets. NlI. consisting ~ stock. Sgp. ac-
rorpfs "a 66O and cash in bank. Sl55 He also
has machinery. nominal value, Ns.po actual
value unknown. n house az 40 - New Jersey
avenue. brooklyn. mOrtEaErd for 1880. Nau"
unknown. and four buildings ana ground a.
Reynoldsyille Penn. mortgagcd for SISyp'
value unknown. Among the creditors are tho
Gresnblatt Textile Manufacturing Company /.
81. 80. secured. the First National BANK :"
IJndh,,rs, \. !. 5000. and the Bank 4 the
frpff.T States This CITY. 81 900.