New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-09
BUSINESS REVERSES.

UNITED METAL MANUFACTURING
CONPANY.-A petition filed against the
United Metal Manufacturing COMPANY /,
manufacturer of brass parts ana nttliiss
for gas and electric light fixtures at NO.
52j West 18th street. Creditors, American
Brass Company, SLIGO: A. IL; Wells go;
Sl6l. and L. I. Hungerford Brass ana
Copper Company, so. Judge Mayer APP
pointed Charles +. wells, an eihPIoyf 81 %
the company, receiver under bona OF
x-OL-l with authority TO continue business
for thirty days. Liabilities are $VNV'
assets, $1,000. The company was moor,
porated in January, 1898, with capltai
stock of SCI. 900. and Robert Swimmer was
president and Charles f. Wells vice-presi.
dent The company did a business OF
$ll2OV0 In the year 1872
c. +. KALTENBACH COMPANY, INC.
A petition fled against the G. f. kalten-
bach Company. lncY manufacture Oh
briarwood pipes at No. Baxter street
Creditors, c. W. Augustin Company, $500,
and Charles Newman, 80, on an assignee
claim OF the G.. w. August!n Company, OF
which he is vice-president. LlabllltleS are
said to be $4,000; assets, 500. Inc ousis
ness was started more than forty years
ago by the father OF the present ohicers.
Clarence f. IS president and Herman u.
Kaltenbach treasurer The business was
incorporated on January q, 1919. with
capital stock OF 5000. Sheriff HarbuTser
took possession OF the place OF business
on Thursday on an execution for $50.
BARNET RUBINSTEIN.--A petition
filed against Barnet Rubinstein, dealer IN
diamonds and jewelry at No. Il Nassau
street. Creditors, NJ l.. SchwartZstein.
Sl.363. Louis !. Windt, $40, and Samuel
Hess. SH Liabilities are $780, assets
SAMUEL MOSKOWITZ.- Samuel Mos
kow!tz. manufacturer OF baby carriages
al No. l4j West 18th street, filed petition
with liabilities. ST. 49,; assets, A9,i7i. CON
sistng OF stock. 5000; accounts, Si9,553;
machinery $500. and "A wagon. $40. He
has been IN business six years,
THE ERNST WIENER COMPANY
Schedules of the Ernst Wiener Company,
manufacturers Of railway supplies. OF No.
90 Church street and Easton, Penn. show
liabilities Of $2F. i-6 and assets OF slLo'50S'
consisting of stock S34 90. Office furniture.
s.. '9J, drawings. 5000. catalogues, 500;
accounts. S35. f6l. cash. 1902. and go shares
Of stock of the Ernst Wiener Company or
Pennsylvania, $1,000 Among the creditors
are the Campagna Agucarera del GuarO,
Of cuba. yl3l,6i5; the Watt Mining Car
Wheel Company. Barnesville, OHIO. &l'Vyi'
LIGHTER a stern, SlI2Sl, secured, and the
Ramapo Foundry and Wheel Works, &c.
939
THE AMERICAN SILK GARMENT
NY.-Schedules OF James Grand,
doing business as the American SILK Gar
meut Company, az No. lOi fifth avenue
show Liabilities OF {l7.l3 and assets S.IVJ.
consisting of stock. 500. goods In hands
OF statesmen or agents. 800, fixtures. 500;
accounts, 81. 800. and real estate. $500, at
No 532 Jerome street, Brooklyn. mort
gagged Tor $500.
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000.
THE ARTISTIC WAIST COMPANY
A petition fled against NJ Harry Hirsch
and Samuel Mayer trading as the Artsuc
Waist Company, manufacturers OF waists
and dresses nj 30. $50 Sixth avenue. cred
uors-Charles Dahl. $40. Abraham l..
Schin. SIP: Carl Sprinz $50. and ). Jurow
a Co. G3 Judge Mayer appointed Leon
Iauterstein receiver, bond slJVO win
authority 10 continue business five days.
Liabilities are 5000 and assets 5000
THOMAS j. WALLACE.-Thom J.
Wallace. clerk ~ No. 50 Sixth avenue. for
fnerly a liquor dealer, fled petition, win
Liabilities $5.66l and assets so IN cash.
Among the creditors are Beadleston "
Woerz. N.47l: Isaac Boehm, $50. ana the
CITY OF New York. N2, Judgment on
bond. ~.
SIVERs & DELANEY.-Arthur W.
sivers and James T.. Delaney, who com
nose the firm OF Sivers & Delaney.
butchers. at No 800 Hudson street. nled
petltlon, with liabilities 1852 and assets
q ~. consisting Of stock, 500: fixtures,
S 800: accounts, 1914. and cash in bank,
fi3 The largest creditor Is the Sulzberser
q Sons Company, S'9o-'