New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
creditors are State Bank. $500. and es-

creditors are State Bank, $500. and es-
tate of Jacob Baum, sS,477.
PIKE q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
bankruptcy of Pike & Rosenberg, fur
manufacturers. "a Prince ST., show liablli-
ties, $3.50 and assets. $l6,il5, consisting
Of stock. $1,000: fixtures. $3.50. accounts,
$3.50: notes, $500: cash in bank. S14.
WYLIE BED COMPANY. INC. manu-
factUrer of beds. ~ East both St, flled
petition with liabilities, S3,2si, and as
sets, SOL. consisting of stock. so; ma
chinery and fixtures, so; accounts. S5-o'
and cash in bank. 81. Among the credit.
America, Hoboken, $685.; estate OF Mary
G.. Williams, N9iO; American Steel and
Wire Company, 1896.
J. VI. s. WAIST COMPANY, A. West
18th St, filed schedules which show La
bilities, 81. 454. and assets, $3.50, consist
ing Of stock. $500, machines and fixtures,
81. 600; accounts. s.. 800. and cash. 1886.
AMOUNTS UNDER $1,000.
SAMUEL KASS-Peution filed against
Samuel Kass dealer in millinery supplies.
Sheridan, S2l6; Moos. We'll & Moos. $lil;
Donijer & Borgeson Inc, silS. Judge
Hough appointed Samuel H. Lummis re-
ceiver, bond 5000. with authority TO carry
on business ten days. Assets are 8, 900 in
NATHAN WASSERMAN-Petitio filed
against Nathan Wasserman. drygoods,
1862 Third ave. by these creditors: Hy-
man Schwartz. $500; Abraham Grant, So;
A. KLUBOCK q CO.-Petition filed
against Abraham Klubock, trading as
\. klubock & Co. manufacturer OF
waists. 60 University place. by these
creditors: Joseph II. Dornstreich, $i68;
the Madison silk Manufacturing Com
pany, s2s1. the Straight SILK Company.
Sll2 Assets are $500.
LANG * LANG-Petition filed against
Lang & Lang, manufacturers Of dresses.
Ia
1894 Washington ave, by these creditors:
Johnson, Cowdin q Co, Al9; Sanford j.
Monheimer, $2l3; Murray Kanner sl25:
Edward Golden, So They made assign
ment April Is to Robert F. Lewis
q. b. WEISS q SON-Petition filed
against Henry Weiss, doing business as
q. b. Weiss s. Son. wholesale dealer in
tors: Century Bank. s.. 500; Birn's Ex-
press. Inc, s242; Edward Golden, slS.
JOSEPH J. SZUNYOGH-known also
as Joseph l. Sunok, grocery clerk, l2S
East 18th St. fle9 petition; Liabilities.
been carrying on business for his wife
william H. sIEGMANN-salesman,
1850 Marmion ave. filed petition with
grocers, and no assets.
DELECKER BROS.-Liquor dealers, AZ
East Sth St. filed petition with liabilities
IS 343. and assets $3.50 consisting OF fixt-
y.
stock. $225: liquor tax certificate, SJVf
cash in bank, S5S Largest creditor IS
the Consumers Brewing Company s,l2s.
secured by chattel mortgage.
MORTON MOSES-50i West lllth st,
fled petition with liabilities SS.44s mostly
for meat, and no assets.
JOHN A ANGER-Judge Hough ap-
pointed Edward B. Walden Thos. X
Van Boskerck, and Samuel Rowland re-
cevers for John A. Anger, 6S6 Green
witch St. who was president Of the Anger
Baking Company bond. $1,000. Mr.. An
gers personal assets consist of real es-
tate at "A and % Rutgers Place, 2i3 East
14th st. and al Clinton St, on which
his equity is estimated at $500.
WILLIAM DUNCAN 4 SON-Judge
Hough appointed &. O.. LudoiGh receiver
for William Duncan & Son. linen i'm
porters. 256 Church st, bond 5000. with
authority TO carry on business twenty
DAYS.
FELIX RESNICK-Druggist 1856 Am
stordam ave. made assignment 10 Benja-
min Lesser.
HARRY GINSBERG-Dealer in pict-
rres and frames 2l9 East 5th st, made
assignment TO Max Lesserman.