New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-14
BUSINESS REVERSES

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Rector Company, OF No. 1910 Broadway, Whch
formerly owned the hotel property In Broad
way at 4ith street filed petition. with ldOln-
ties Of So ii6Oio; nomina, assets, sIVo; ar.
Rector's Si5.GsI. and Claridge COMPANY lh.''
S91.111. The last account n claimed uy tl'e
Bond and Mortgage Guaranty c2nlpahy ~ a., dn
assignment. The principal creditors are tne
Title Guarantee and Trust Company, as uus-
tee S5J4 429. deficiency judgment on Jdliuais
z. 1914. on foreclosure: honu suo a,r'
for taxes and ground rent Charles T.. isecloi..
sl69. 1872, money loaned; Thompson star rev.
Company. Sl3iO, m9ney ,,sa ioan ngd wilson
Distilhpg Company ST.. 2l3. merchandise anu
money loaned. The company Is Ne@ NV ,oto
corporation, Incorporated on January ID, 5vi ~
Win canItal stock 81. 900 COO and purchaser uie
real estate Nos 1908 and 1910 BioaaWay' -
tending through TO No. lbp 10 lot vs. -. -
street from Charles II. Rector anu 1891 -,
fourteen story hotel building nrsI nio,'
eore was given for S1,Go.OO ana secVid
mortgage for Sj25. 600 Charles r.. hecioi W "a
president Of tho company for ~hle; fSp" ga ga
II GRAY is president now. Inc holcl ailu
,ce,auront were formerly operated by cor
noration called Rector's. against "nlch pr.t-
lion was nled on May 90 1913. since tnen anI
other company mas operated the IeS,a'" 'i4' "'''
pas changed the nafne OF the place .
fpAZIS g. OPPENHETM CORP MD \.
roPToN OPPENHEIM COMPANN-Petitlons
were filed against Frazin x Gb ,p ei,th a%enye
port,ion shoe dealer at No. $40 SlHtn a'S, Gnu,
and against the A. Morton Oppenhelm .enI-
Dany dealer IN cloaks, suits and SHOES az ~.
BIS sixth avenue inc p EroIjn & Opnenheim
Henry Weiss $500; Henry LAYERS s-'V; anu
NJ d. Nalbon Company $40, agalns. Woiss
Morton oppenheim oonpSy' 500 ga and Manu-
fscttirers National Bank OF J.. nm Mass. q"
MAYER appointed william Blah rece, .eo o S0'
iSrazin a OpIenheim, under ponu % T,en,y
-, aN,b,ritv TO continue business twenty
davs Liabilities are said TO he more sn an,
si0o 900; assets $50, 600. BESIDES W o,,aTl.
York store the company n' 20 o 200 This cor
where IL carried stock OF S2ooOV 900 ms - ,i
'arstjon was inc1 rporated In May ioq3, W 'iie
pon a,.g Of creditors of the firm Of trazn
Oppenheim which failed nH0 e,oclx az the
% 80, $50 900 which WAS reduced IN NO
ver.Ser 1908 TO 10000: ana IaEiI - s ~ ,,ss
helm obtained control. 1rs s lIous1 and A.
nresideut Louis Frazin secretary m az
n,rton Oopenheim yice-presldeht. Pe.t'D
US tiIed against the firIn OF FrdEln * oP ,,,,,
helm on February y, l'o s,a si'' Creditors are
niS 20 have received dividends OF % . ~
sslo az lie dollar. The a; Morton OppennFii,5
Con,pany VAS incorporated -. oao viii A
,oon With capital stock oil so,voo, W., -
.t,on onnenheim treasurer ana ms VIE plesl
dnn, Judge Mayer appointed AleS, ! h napy,,
recoiver. bond $1,000 WIN au11 '' Isis were
on the business twenty Jays
est ila,eoB ROSENBERG = Petition ia,rs m,sn
against Jacob Rosenberg, "n %sedi,ors. Aiois
Of No. u c Ma'I Inc. S224; Nathan Hymaa
honn manN sl6s: Leon Hirsch' Noy' ~,
Bros, sIi7. and ps sd W nudge MA Mayer aD-
graphlG "a u b Brown receiver bona
e. 600. LIABILITIES are S-o'ooV' "Ss''
s1oo9V' crv1N & CO-Petitlon filed again ~
- covin- doing business as r. =
ceTin & Co, wholesale ana ne'S I,-ost lin
rsineoats. at No. 60 West "a s'Ise'i i,, 49,
aainrancb store I'm philadelphia. .reai'o,si
ars e,s"J Bros. 81 300; Daniel Davis s2st ana
lii Neumsrk. $3.50. Judge Mayer appoine.
ed Jacob Shapiro receiver e, ddo '''
s~, T1asFpU WOLKENBERG-Jo VOL
rsnbers. real estate agent, OF 40; ~ ne, =,
street filed petition WIN ui.is M
s2G16e. mostly for building ma'er'a'7' no
SS1Tso1I-Is MAI.vIN & Co.-Judge MAYER sp-
pointed Harry Ialkn CUSTODIAN i TO-, Vest
S1,b street: bond $1,000. Lsb,llnes are
ESQ 600, assets are said 10 be sl0ooo. .,
9scHI-NDLER a CO.-schedules OF s'nuhu
20 vhoiesals lumber dealers. AZ No. ,
priGgs street. show liabilities Of zoo sSo.
a.ss,s SIS l9i. Of which the principal items
srs cash. s6.451. notes. s3i.@il' and sc-
COUNT RhfM Dry GOODS coMPANY--sehed-
ules Of Henry Baum. who did business a.
The Baum Dry Goods Company AZ 20, -,
Broadway and also az me N1 s,rant show
,iohiiitics OF s4a2i5: assets. siJ,62o con
s,sting ~ stock Si7.sl7. machiner' ana hx
lures s8.4aj, accounts s--.s"s' sns s-,o
stocks $500. and equity In real cstals gov
AMOUNTS UNDER 10000.
HENRY BIsCHOFF & CO-Petition hied
exainst James : Meng and William J..
Escksr. individually and as partners. trad
INC as Henry BischOn a CO. who have been
.usaced In business as Custom House brok-
ers foTwarders aud receiving money on or-
posit Tor safe keeping, at No. 2hI BroadwsE.
creditors: Paul I.akrs, $50 Anthony no
wsiiaekas. SAT-. ard Anthony Iumkam.
$50 Maurice peichcs was appointed re
eeiyer for the business on saturday os Juhsr
t;uv IA another proceeding. heng ana
Becker have been owners OF the buslnes3
since March z, 1902 Mr. Meng y the SON
In.lsw and residuary legatee or the late
Judge Henry Bischon. .,,.,.,.
PROGRESSIVE TAILORING COMPANY
INC Petition Med against the ProgressiN.
Tailoring Company. Inc, manufacturer OF
clothing AZ No. ga Lafayette street cred
itors: Jacob Krakower. SJsI, ana Joseph
Berg. Ssia Judge Mayer appointed Joseph
" Spencer receiver (bond, $1,000. with
authority to carry on business eight days
Liabilities are $1,000; assets. 5000. city
marshal has taken possession or the mer-
chaudise fixtures and machinery under a
chatteI mortgage. The company wss moor
porsted IN October. 1912, with capital stock
OF s. 900
GOcHNOUR- SOBLE CoMPANf.-Petition
nlNd against the Gochnour- soble Company
v holsssIe lumber dealer at Ma. Madison
avenue Creditors. Trimhle Express Com