New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-14
BUSINESS REVERSES.

SOLOMON NJ AND FRANK ROsENTHAL.
Schedules OF Solomon NJ and Frank Rosen-
thai who were members OF the firm OF Rosen-
thai Brothers, importers OF silks al gath street
and Sixth avenue, show liabilities OF sl53 1871,
represented by taxes due, $3.50: wages, $500;
secured claims $50. 464 and unsecured claims.
sl52 Sc, assets, $223. IA, consisting OF stock,
n. 900; machinery and tools, 81 900; debts due on
open account. 81, 900: stocks bonds, etc. s2o,-
0O0 and policies for insurance, $4,000 Among
the largest creditors are William Ryle Co.
50. $50: l.. Bachmann & Co., $4,000. and the
Berfelden Mills. S33. 337 Solomon NJ. Rosenthal
and Frank Rosenthal also filed Individual
schedules, the former with liabilities OF $3.50
and assets consisting Of insurance policies 81
OO0 snd the latter with liabilities OF S29l and
assets consisting OF insurance policies, s3Z,W
Calm; HARRIS & WERNER.msched lrs Of o,
dresses. at No. l5S West 10Th street. show ia
blities Of A6Sl0. consisting OF wages so14;
partially secured claims. $3.50 .nsecur ,,o
claims sll. 33l, and notes and bills, sS6'o; no
assets. -
X G. MANUFACTURING CoMPANY.-
Schedules of the x. q. Manufacturing com
pany. manufacturers OF children's dresses a.
No. AZ West 18th street show Liabilities OF
WILLIAM l.. WHICH Schedules OF
william L. Which who was in business as
way. show liabilities OF 81. lSl. represeh,,seeu
by unsecured claims OF s12.956 and -. 40
'"1 onW g,1 SIrg yIi@ '''' CONSTRUCTION
Schedules Of the Comm on
wealth. Construction Company show liaDin-
ties OF s35,s17 assets $1,000.
AMOUNTS UNDER. $4,000.
WELLSTOOD COMPANY (James r ami
Eliza beth WeiistoodJ Petitions filed against
James r. Weistood and Elizabeth Wen
stood individually and az members OF the
W"lstood Company, manufacturers OF ere,
trotypes fashion plates. etc, No. BIZ Broao-
way Creditors: Daniel H. Cardozo. S1loo'
ard william r. Barnan. & Co, 81; 500 The
liabilities are said 20 be about 5000 Judge
Vol, has anuoiuted William F. Barnarn re-
PosToT MATTRESS CoMPANY.-Peu-
ton fled against Isaac Yogol and MAX
Schen,rman, individually and trading AZ lne
Roston Mattress Company manufacturers,
nos and iT5 Manhattan street 1ren-
tors Annie Hartman. .S1l2; LOUIS y. Wen Wen,
litz. So. NJ. pohonllc & Co., SliN, hher,C,Lu
sea Grass company. sos: Boston Excelsior
Company. Ssh. and Solinger Bedding sup
john y SLOA%-John . sloan. en-
gagged IN the millinery and feather business.
Nos. 80 and - East 10th st fled peti,i,o,n,s
with liabilities OF 81 SIS assets Of S2'ii4
represented by stock $1,000; machinery ana
tools. S.2ll. debts due on open a0'ou"''
GEORGE II. {. I1sCHKE George y. c.
Iischke. living IN New Rochelle filed pettoh'
with lisbilitsT 81 80 sIsg,s n tusts
Drothers manufacturers Of clOaks and SUITS
10 20 West 80 street show liabilities OF
s3iI5. assets Of s9.1e6. represented oy stoeE'
simon and Louis Lustie also filed incNious
schedules with no assets or liabilities.
IDEAL WIND SHIELD CoMPANY-s,S..hl'eed1
vie IN sssignmen ,o Ss me ees W sbn Iab
tiles OF e. 0s9. nominal assets, 81 i9I sctusl
assets SO SCI.
soBEL & LEVY Schedules in assignment Of
Herman Sobel and Hynan Levy. trading rs
-obel z. Levy and the Superior Trimming
Co,npany No s35 Broadway. show liabilities
Of 81 2c5 nominal assets. 1887; actual assets