New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
BUSINESS REVERSES

EMPIRE STATE WOODWORKING COM
PANY Petition hlcd against the EnpiIo
STATE Woodworking Company. Of staring ave
nuc and sand street, The Bronx. Cre"ilo,,,,
Massey a Pellon Company. $lH6. Charles II
Wheeler. 1913; standard Lumber Manufacturing
Company. sjl6. and ". VI. STOREY! SiSs' Liza
hilities so. 0O0: assets, 5000.
SAUL GOLDBERG. Schedules Of saul COLI
berg drygoods dealer. of No. "a Bicecke'
street show Liabilities Of sll.6ls. assets of -,
e55. consisting OF STOCK. $500 hNtures' glow
r.. /. PRICE COMPANY. Judge Holt dis
missed the petition for DISCHARGE rom
bankruptcy Of the b. l. Price S T2iipdnS PIsce
ing manufacturers. OF No. = NaFerley flace
eor lack q prosecution. \ petition was hied
against the company by creditors in 1872. La
bilities Sn. So.
GEORGE ". JACKSON. INC.-Judge Mayer
OF the Federal Court appointed Frederick a
Bussc. OF Chicago. ancillsry receiver ioi plop
erty In this state Of George W. Jackson inc,
contractors with an Office at No. ~ wan
street this city and Headquarters III thcaso'
bond. s. 600. Mr.. Busse had previously been
appointed receiver in Chicago. Inc corporal
has a contract on the Catskil Aqueduct. ana
lis plant At Yonkers Is valued at Slo'oeo NJ
work is substantially completed but there are
some things to he done. and testing TO be per
formed before the contract Is accepted. There
is a reserve fund I'm the hands OF the city on
the contract amounting to 100000. but II -
said that the money had been assigned peiore
these prOcec dings were begun.
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000.
JACOB GOLDBERG. Schedules OF Jacob
Goldberg dealer I'm mems furnishing goods [
No 50 Beaver street. show liabilities OF S-''o1'
assets, $500. in stock
pointed Charles G. Roberts receiver for u.
Mawlatesi q Co. dealers in wines and liquor DE-
al No. ~ West 81 street. Assets are 81 .~
stock and 81 0O0 in accounts.
MICHAEL l.. WARMUTH-Judge MAYER sp-
pojnted Iouis II. Rowe receiver for Michael L.
Warmth. restaurant and saloon keeper. az 30
go Broadway and No. ISL Water street bond
81 900
I.EVINsoN GLICKMAN--Leyinson &
Gickman. clothing dealers, at No. " baHter
street made an assignment 10 Morris H. Cos
sctt They began business in July, lslV
SAMUEL MISUNDERSTANDING o. sam
uel Yampolsky. ieweler Of no. Nv Elsn .ss
consisting OF stock. $3.50: fixtures. $500. &C
counts. sSS5 notes $3.50. and cash in bank ~
HERMAN SCHOTLAND-Schedu OF Her
man Schotland jewcller, of No. 1916 Inlrd ave
nue. show liabilities Of s.. 1926: assets. $50.
ABRAHAM DEUTSCHMElSTER- Abraham
Deutschmeister. Of No. - East iuSoh 49,
FLED petition. Win naplhues "i fi'if'' a~'~'7'
PAI-LINE CHEIFETz-Psuline Cheifetz. Of
No. i0l Delaney street filed petition win ma ma
bilities Of 81 7a5 on account Of indorsihg notes
OF Iouis Cheifetz no assets. 81,
IIETRMAN q GROSSMAN-Petition hled
against LAbermsn Grossman. dealers ~
mems furnishing goods al No. 2ia West n..,n
street creditors. Alfred \. Wood. S2Jt VIII
/, u1son Brothers. 500. and Herman =. Fcrsen-
SON sSG Liabilities are $4,000: assets s2rT'.
Judge MAYER dppoluleI SloHiNf IL -''''N
ic6 civer bond $1,000. ....,- ,-n
ECONOMY MAIL ORDER HOUSE MD
LADIES TAILORING coMPANS-Pettlon
Gled against the Ladies Tailoring tonpshN
ana tie Economy Mail Order House. IN.
dealers IN wQmon's apparel az No. ia ruin
rvenue Creditors: y. j. schless 4 o. INC;
81 $50. Wohlfahrt Fashion COMPANY s-c' hn.'
Tinted states Haincoat Company Sio. Jnase
MAYER APPOINTED George Feinberg receiver
bond 500 The business was started az ths
Ladies Tailoring COnpanv ana was spsoIp ~,
-. t-crrof,l,. Mail Order House Inc. which
- incorporated I'm June, 1913 with capitsi
80. co, 200 Liabilities 5000: assets Sl.Wo