New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-02
BUSINESS REVERSES

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bilities are $4,000. of which 100000
is due the Alaska Elmer Gold Mines
Company, which Is in the hands or re
ceve-s. The assets consist or 334.9oo
solidated Mining Company OF Pioche,
which are in this city, and some mining
claims at Phoebe. which are not vet de-
veloped The defendant company IS an
Arizona corporation. incorporates IN
June. 1906. with capital stock of 5000
and was said to have been controlled by
the Alaska Elmer Gold Mines Company.
William Gelder is president:
LILLIAN r. BATES-Judge Hough,
Wolff of No $50 East 42d street. ancil-
larv receiver for property in this city
of Lillian r. Bates, of Jersey city: in
an equity suit brought by William
Soden, Of MASSACHUSETTS, a creditor ior
800. Mr. Wolff and Aaron w. Dawes,
of Hightstown, y. j., were appointed re-
ceivcrs previously in New Jersey. The
property consists Of the southwest cor
ner of Columbus avenue ana I9th street
opposite the American Museum or Naiu,
raj History, q four-story house win
six stores. in which IT was stated she
invested $4,000. II is said that the
property was conveyed to her by Mare
NJ. Wolfe on May 90. but the deed was
October The consideration was SS5,oVO.
She has ten acres at Grassmere. staten
Island. worth $4,000. and is free or
mortgage II was also said that sne
claims title TO two other pieces or real
estate in this city. said to De heid Ny
"duYmies." . l,o,,
NIAGARA WOODWORKING COM
PANY.-The Niagara Woodworking COM
pany, OF No. 103 East 125th street lnls
city, with factory at Middleport, Nlagara
County, y. Y, filed a petition, WIN ila-
bllties OF So. 65l: assets. 1925, consisting
of plant at Middleport. $4,000: materlal,
5000: accounts, sl4, 2SS; notes, 49, 10; once
furniture $3.50; cash in banks, $50, ana
cash on hand, so. Among the credlto,s
are Helen A. Gaylord, of Bethesda Nd,
81. 53l; ID. l.. Van Dine, Bethesda, A,VZ9;
the Gilbert Metal Selling Company, this
city. $500: John Dulweber, Cincinnati.
81. 92S and the Standard OIL Company Oh
Buffalo. sl25. The company was Moor,
porated in February. 1903. with a capital
stock OF $4,000.
GUY BROTHERS.-Josef and Isaac
Guy. who comprise the firm OF GUY
Brothers, manufacturers OF waists;
dresses and furs, with stores at NO. q
West 34th street, No. % West ?3d street
No. i02 Fifth avenue and at White Plalns'
~ Y, made an assignment to Robert L.
Lewis. petition was also hled against
them. Creditors: The Aero Waist Com
pany. 1863 Engelberg, Weidmann & Co,
sil, and Louis Cohen, $40. Assets are said
to be $1,000. Robert p. Lewis, the as
signee, said that the liabilities are $4,000
and that the trouble was due TO paying
s2700 a month rent for two stores ana
doing no business. They formerly had
store at 18th street and Broadway, whlch
they abandoned. They hold a lease for
five years and have been paying the rent
OF $l,700 a month since last spring. They
are paying $1,000 a month rental FOR the
store at Fifth avenue and 37th street. and
the amount OF business there Is very
small Last Saturday the receipts were
nothing. The stores on 23d and 34th
streets are said TO be profitable.
j. LEUBRIE HILL. Leubrie HUI,
theatrical manager, living at NO; Hl'
bilities Of 81, i7S and assets OF S3,93I In out
standing accounts. Among the creditors
are Frank Holiday, of Washington, S20o
board for n Theatrical troupe In 1911; Mr.;
Porter. Washington. $3.50, disputed board
Thomas. Washington. $50, talent fur
nished and loan; the National Printing
Company, Chicago. 800; the Henneger
Show Print Company, Cincinnati. 5000
and Jack Bloomfield, colored saloon
keeper, Of Omaha 800, loan In 1910.
HUDSON MANTEL AND MIRROR
CO-Judge Holt confirmed composition
OF the Hudson Mantel and Mirror Co, or
No. All East Sth street. at 20 cents on the
dollar, payable cents cash and three
notes of cents each in six, ten and
fourteen months. Liabilities, t24.95j.
LOUIS LEVY-Judge Holt confirmed
composition of Louis Levy, liquor sales
man. OF No. 90 West Broadway, at cents
on the dollar, cash. Liabilities. $l3,l5S.
AMOUNTS UNDER $1,000.
STERLING SKIRT CO.-Schedules Of
Solomon Horwtz, trading as the Sterling
Skirt Co, at No. l04 Greene street, show
liabilities OF $500 assets, 1850, con-
ssting OF stock. $500; fixtures. 500; ac-
counts, s.. G6S, and cash I'm bank. S.
L-T~nUNE 4 KnTTT IIlRp H0lGh
appointed Henry Losser receiver for
Eugene A. Kohut. dealer in precious
stones. at No. 50 Nassau street with
authority 10 continue business twenty
days. Assets are estimated at more
MORRIS BENDRIMER-M Bendri-
mer, grocer. at No. 1876 Brook avenue.
filed n petition with liabilities, S.407; as
ures. $500; accounts, sli3, and claims, s69
ADVERTISING PRINTING Co
Schedules of the Advertising Printing
Co. Of No. 1873 West ath street. show
liabilities. Sl,67S; assets. $3.50; consisting
OF stock. 500: fixtures, 500; accounts.
81. 703. and claims s4l61.
JOSEPH SCHULUM-Joseph Schulum.
clerk, of No. 7i5 Riverside Drive, filed pc
tition with liabilities. S,2S6; no assets.
The creditors are the City OF New York.
1896 judgment for costs in suit in the
Supreme Court against Julius Hamburger,
president OF the Board Of Coronefs. The
other creditors are Abraham Davis, 500,
and Robert Clifford, $780, both for money
loaned.
GENESON e. GOLDMAN-A petition
filed against Herman Geneson and Harry
Goldman. composing the firm OF Geneson
& Goldman, furriers, of No. 1863 w. 25tn
street. Creditors: Israel Perlberg. $50:
j. Cohen x Son. $500. and |. Ariowitsch
& Co. $3.50. Liabilities are said to be
s. 500 assets, 500.
BARTLETT J. SMITH-Bartlett j.
Smith. druggist. OF No 1860 Seventh ave-
rue. fled petition with liability. $3.50:
assets 81, 1853 He bought the store from
John W. Reed, who is the largest cred-
tor. $32l0
HERMAN b. FLAXMAN-Petition filed
against Herman b. FlaXman, manufac-
turer OF waists and dresses, at No. 1877
broadway. Creditors: Bernard Goldberg,
s57; Aaron Rosin. Sl56. and Edward n.
Danforth. 1898 Liabilities are said to
be IS eco: assets $1,000.
SAMUEL HERSCHDORFER-P
filed against Samuel Herschdorfer jobber
in trimmings, at No. 1i9 Ridge street:
Max Schaffer. a creditor for S6l2. LA
blities are said TO be $1,000: no assets.
NATHAN PEARLMAN-Nathan Pearl
man, dealer In woollens and silks. No.
q East l14th street. made an assignment
to Simon S. Feinstein.
BENJAMIN J.. ARTZ-Benja mn
L. Schwartz dealer In cloaks. suits and
dresses, at No. 754 Westchester avenue,
Bronx, made an assignment 10 Samuel
w Phillips.
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.