The sun., 1914-09-18
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

TIE t6nrANf EsAFuSF SF AMEHEH FIG5EEG Aary
petition in bankruptcy, with liabilities
'.s,697 and nominal assets, sbo,2s9, con :
sisting Of lease Of the property $4,000;
cash In bank, S2tt. cigars, $50. and pie
ture. S.. The board OF directors OF the
company held special meeting on Sep
tember Is at 800 Madison avenue and
authorized the vice esident. Edward y.
Dury. TO Sign tho bankruptcy petition.
Felix ismsn the real estate operator,
president OF the company. which was
Incorporated on August rs. 1918, with a
capital stock OF $4,000, and william r.
largest creditor. ,I3sss. for money loaned.
Among the other creditors are the Broad =
S.yv,nS g.y and t" sGytn'h AysnYs comPsn :
tric Company, 500; Frank Pisch. s475;
Paramount Contracting Company, 1853,
the company pays s25 900 annual rental.
PATTERSON ( HARRAi--JoSn waeldin
and Francis Harrsl, doing business as Pat
cutlery at ss white street, had petition
in bankruptcy fled against them yester-
day. Martin {. Ansorgc. attorney for
creditors, said that tho liabilities are
$4,000 and assets $4,000
bankruptcy has beeu tled against Max
Wolchonok and Isidorc Potter, who com
pose ,he nrm of wolGhSgoH "a, rs,,,J re,ssr.
second street. Liabilities are $4,000 aud
MAx SILVER MIANuEACTuRIMG CON:
been nled against Max Silver, trading ss
the Max Silver Manufacturing Company
Liabilties ar. 5000.
ISAAC RUBINsTEIN. dealer In furniture st
Marcus Heifand. 4 petition IN bank
ruptcy was also lled against him. La
sHisS sr' cSe sns assets D.,,ISo GGo
nTEN bsntTuptcy Go SSs been nled again.t t" VIM
eenlo Manzione. shoe deaier at 3soi
JOSEPH COHEN OF Joseph Cohen 4 Sons,
commission merchants az liS2 Broadway.
n9s MED an .N,1 iTsyGE: Ge,tIon IN b bank
sets. Ho began business IN July, 1913.
and dealt In womens furnishing goods
Schedules In Bankruptcy.
CHARLES ARONoWIrZ a BROS. i'm
porters OF diamonds at u Nassau street,
have sled .ehedulss which 81 ssoS lisSii-
tSs.s ss assets o. wnn ,.5cse III. are nrnc
pa, items Of which arc stock, $40, IA; ac-
ois Saqs's w soG .in 1na mo,ss OoiS Pouch,
keepsic, has died scheduies' which show
liabilities ,sA:i and assets r.iJo In stock
OHIO COPPER MINING coMPANY-T'he
order appointing Morris ]. iIirsch and
George Aus'g rSssyers fG5 ths ohio
street was filed IN the clerks Office OF the
United States District Court Yesterday.
ness for thirty days. II was stated that
there are 5000. 900 pounds of copper be-
longing 70 the Ohio company in ths hands
Company, which has made advances on It
OF $4,000 Part OF this copper, valued
at $4,000, represented by ware house re-
ceipts, has been pledged to the American
Surety Company as indemnity TO discharge
an attachment Tho Bingham Central
Railway Company has attached the prop
crty In Utah for 5000 Tho Ohio Cop
per Mining Company has a claim against
the Assets Realization Company for sl5-
600. Among the assets is $500 cash In
bank.
Receivers In Bankruptcy.
THOMAS CALLAHAN--Judge Mayer has
appointed John W. Remer receiver In
bankruptcy for Thomas Callahan. liquor
dealer at 6t7 Third avenue; bond. $500.
PbOXIN BROS,--Judge Mayer has APP
pointed u. 4, johnson receiver In bank
ruptcy for Ploxln Bros. manufacturers OF
suit esses at II: Franklin street. bond.
$500.
Receiver to Manufacture.
VALLEY FORGE CUTLERY COMPANY
Randolph Perkins. who was recently ap-
pointed receiver for the Valley Forge Cut
Iery Company OF 100 Duane street, with
factory In Newark. has made an arrange
ment with the receivers Of Herman Boxer
Co of this city for the latter 20 make
advances 80 40 10 complete the uran!shed
materials OF the Valley Forge Cutlery
Company and 10 market the product. The
Valley Forge cutlery Company was owned
by Herman Boxer Co, ls New Jersey
corporation. Incorporated In May, 1899, 10
capitalized at $500, 600, and Carl n. Boxer
was the president, The company owes