New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-22
BUSINESS REVERSES.

ST: JAMES IMPORTING COMPANY
feution nied against the ST. James Import
Ing Company manufacturer OF the Waw
Waw sauce and importers OF champagne.
wines. aies and spices at No. $50 West
broadway. Creditors Empire Advert ing
pGny, $40, and Therese b. Brown, S275.
Judge Hand appointed John l.. Lyttle re-
ceiver; bond, $1,000 Liabilities are between
$4,000 and 500, 200. a large part OF which
Is due In Europe. The value OF the assets
rs problematical. The stock is valued at
$4,000, accounts $4,000 and receipts and
Trademarks Of large book value. The COM
pany imported Vernon champagne and
Whitbread stout. The company was incor-
porated on February 10. 1909 with capital
stock. Of 100000 which was afterward in
creased to 5000, 900. OF which 81, 700 600 is
outstanding. George l.. Vernon is presi-
dent. The company. 1t IL said, was financed
by George w. Young, banker. and husband
OF Nine. Nordlca, the opera singer
l. FRANKFELDT. g. Substitution flied
against Herman and Jacob Frankfeldt, COM
posing the firm Of l.. Frankfedt & Sons,
manufacturers Of hats and caps at No. 25s
Greene street Creditors: A. c. Mcbride,
$500; II. Baum. 81. 500, and T. G. Du Mahaut,
$50. Judge Hand appointed Isaac II. Levy
receiver: bond. $4,000. Liabilities are said
10 be $4,000. assets. $1,000. The Arm was
formerly at No. 10 Washington Place. where
they were damaged by Are on May Il and
received. it is said. $1,000 insurance.
DAVID CRUTCHFIELD-David Crutch-
field, a stock broker, living at No 3 East
saith street, nled petition. with liabilities OF
s16o s3S; nominal assets. 100000 in out
standing accounts OF doubtful value due the
Arm OF Crutchfeld & Co., which failed in
1908 The debts were contracted a part
ner in that firm. petition was filed
against the hrm on April II. 1908. when they
were cotton brokers at No - Exchange
Place, which was afterward dismissed.
Among the creditors mentioned on his sched-
ues are Thompson q Gregory, si3.312; W.
W. Andrews, So, t2S; Hencken & Yogeisang,
Sl3,5l5, and +. r. Sanders, $l0.4J9.
LOUIS SCHWARTZ-Schedu OF Louis
Schwartz. manufacturer OF cloaks and suits
at No. 30 West goth street. show liabilities
$500. machinery, 81. 800 note $500. and
cash In bank, SCI. Thre are also outstand-
ing accounts, amount unknown, and real
estate at No. IA BAY cath street, Brooklyn,
mortgsgcd for $4,000. equity unknown.
TEODOR PEREZ e. CO.--schedules in
the assignment Of Teodor Perez q CO., i'm
porters Of Havana tobacco at No. 2l2 Pearl
street, who also did business as the Monroe
Commercial Company In Cuba, show liabili-
ties direct OF $40 $685. contingent. 31.192;
nominal assets. S66,52l. and actual assets.
So. 1873.
TILEsTON & Co.-schedules in the as
signment Of Tileston & Co, Inc, fire lnsur-
ance agents at No. 81 William street show
liabilities Of Sls.92l. nominal assets IS. i43
and actual assets S5,443.
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000
JOSEPH F. ENGELKE-schedules in the
assignment OF Joseph /. Engcllle. grocer at
No. 1857 Washington avenue, show liabili-
ties OF SlJOI. nominal assets, $500, and ac-
tual assets s46O
ISIDOR HERsCH-Petitlon fled against
Isdor Hersch. dealer in mems furnishing
goods at 40. 1895 Prospect avenue. Cred
itors-Mcyer Goldberg & Sons. SIS: Berg
Bros. Sl29 Van Zandt. Jacobs Co, 500,
william Yiener. 500. Shapiro Bros. ST2. and
:. Hirshfeld. sl7. lie made an assignment
Friday.
FREDERICK a NEWFELD & CO.
Judge Hand appointed Henry LAYERS re
ceiyer for Frederick A. Newfeli doing bust
ness as Frederick A. Newfeld & Co, deal
ar in upper feathers at No. IFS William
street
MAX MAGNUs & CO.-Pettion filed
against Max Magnus. doing business as Max
Magnus & CO.. manufacturer OF cloaks ami
suits at No. 30 West 10Th street, By two
creditors-Royal Textile Company $l09, and
Rusch Il Co. Si2S.
FIFTH ANENUE LIBRARY SOCIETY
GNCJ-Petltion filed against the Fifth Ave-
nue. Library Society. Inc publisher Of books
at No. West 10th street, by the j. j. Little
a Ives Co. creditor for $3.50. The so
ciety was Incorporated on September Is,
1908. With capital stock s25. 900. succeeding
10 the business OF Arthur l.. Cary who be-
came president.