New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-13
BUSINESS REVERSES

BUSINESS REVERSES
JACOB STEIN & soNs.-Two petitions
fled against Jacob stein sons. importers
one was lled by these creditors: Morris
Bobis Sl.OJ0; Sidney s. silver, 500, ana
L. u. Asst $3.50. The other was filed by
these creditors: r. : Wheeler, $500; d. T..
Horwitz, $500. and Michael Cohen, 81.
Judge Mayer appointed Ernest Il. Coulter
receiver. with bond Of $1,000. Liabilities are
said 10 BE- $50 900: assets. probably nothing
a all th- accounts and bills receivable nav"
been hypothecatcd and practically all the
merchandise disposed Of In the application
for the receiver IL was said that on Monday
n orning, January -. between 100 and $50
O'Clock, seven truckloads OF merchandise
were removed from the place OF business.
The petitioner was informed. IL was said.
that at least $4,000 worth Of goods was re-
moved in this manner The partners are
Jacob, Philip and Herman Stein. Jacob
began business in 1892. and the sons were
admitted as partners IN February. 1913.
DAVID SEGLIN.-David Seslin. OF 40.
1JS eth street hled petition, with Liabilities
200 Is for indorsing and on bonds for George
Seglin. Among the creditors are Marie a
Tael. $4,000; Pierce, Butler & Pierce,
5000: Joseph Feinborg, $3.50 and NJ. J.
HENRY CHADDERDoN.-Henr Chad
de-don. general storekceper az Cairo. in the
$685. assets. $I4O45. Among the assets
are real estate. SO. 900. mortgaged for 50 $40;
stock. 81 200: fixtures, $500: accounts. si931;
cash, $50. and sS3 for services as Town
AMOUNTS UNDER $1,000.
EDWARD schedules Of Edward
Madow. jeweller. Of No 10 Avenue \. show
liabilities OF S5.5J1: assets. s.. 300. consisting
OF stock $1,000; fixtures. 800. covered by
a chattel mortgage; accounts. $500, and
notes. 500.
ROYAL BAG AND PAPER COMPANY
Judge Holt appointed Morris Glcl;man receiver
for Gold d BoXman, who did business as the
Royal Bag and Paper Company at No. $3.50
Third avenue: bond 5000.
LOUIS TFBOk-Schedules OF Louis Tebor.
dealer in womer's apparel al No. 2O6s Third
avenue. show Liabilities OF s.. 494; assets, s., so
IN stock and fixtures.
BEN 5. DET-TsCH Schedules Of Ben s
Deutsch. manufacturer of shir;weists at No
100 West 2fth street show liabilities Of Sj.9Si;
assets 2.oIs. consisting OF accounts, s2O7s,
ard cash in bank 81.
LESLIE H. RAINEs-Iesie H. Raines
bookkecper. Of No 9G6 St Nicholas avenue.
fled petition, with liabilities OF Sj.99l for in
dorsing notes Of l.. II. Haines & Co, Inc, in
1911. no assets.
HARRY ID. BLAUVELT-IIarry d. Blau-
Welt. of No. ~ West 1slst street. filed petition.
with liabilities OF s722 contracted in business
the American Photo Service Company at No.
1ls East 2sth street no assets.
T.. r. SCUDDER & CO. INC.-B =. Scud-
der & Co., Inc. dealers In automobiles and
supplies at NO. 2OlO broadway. filed petition,
with liabilities of So 694 assets, 81 In cash. and
Office fixtures, value unknown. The business
was incorporated in September, 1911, with
capital stock OF $4,000
against NJ GoldowslIy g. Son, general store. at
Port Chester. Creditors: Henry Godowsky.
SEQ; Benjamin Jaffe, 500 and Joseph Fredel-
berg. So. Judge Mayer appointed Arthur VII
cox receiver Liabilities are SLIGO assets,
$500.
THOMAS C. HUNT-Petltion fled against
Thomas q. Hunt. dealer In trunks and leather
goods at No. 40 Sixth avenue. Creditors:
George Brooks. $ls7; Joseph O'Donnei, $40
ami Louis Garthauser. $l13. Liabilities are
81 900. assets, $1,000. \ petition was filed
missed on settlement at 20 cents on the dol
lar.
LOUIS 1fALVIN & Co.-Tetitio1 filed against
Louis Malvin & co. composed OF Louis Malyln
and Charles Malawista. manufac. urers OF f1irs
At No. ia West 9th street. Creditors: 4
Wocks'ein < Sors. 81 100. Samuel Adler. 81 90
AMI Nathan Gcrtler, 500. Liabilities are said
To be $50. go: assets. SO In stock and some ac-
counts amount not known.
GOLDSTONE GRBENEERG COMPANY
TNC.ZPotition fled against the GOldstone-
Grcenbers Company. Inc, manufacturer OF
dresses and waists at No. - Madison avenue
Credito-s Lehman. Bosch x Neingart, $500 /:
= NJ. Goloste!n & Co, SIG and Albert NJ.
eraser. $50. Liabilities. s4.op. assets. 5000
ROYAL, ANTISEPTIC TOOTHPICK COM
PANY dNC)-Judge Seabury. OF the Supreme
Court. appointed william steele Gray referee
10 hear an application for the dissolution or
the ROYAL Autiseptic TOothpick Company
0ncD OF No. 81 East 22d street. made by
Morris Schlesinger and Alex. Uugcr. stock
holders. and the order 10 show cause was set
down for February =. The company was in
corporated on February - 1913 with capital
stock OF $1,000.
KApLAN BLUM & FRANKEL-Af0rrls
kaplan and Pincus Blum, Of hsplan Blum a
Franksl OF No. - East 18th street. made an
assignment TO simon Sutta
MEYER A Railroads.&c. a. Kalfon
cigar dealer at No. 532 Broadway made an
assignment 10 Archibald Palmer. Liabilities
are said 70 be $500
electrical supplies. No. li3 West 18th street
show liabilities Of 50 0S3; nominal assets 81 Gii
and actual assets. 500.
CONRAD BROTHERs-Alfred r. Conrad
doing business as Conrad Brothers bakery and
restaurant. az No. 81 Broadway. made an as
signment 10 Walter l.. Ernst.
IMPERIAL CHAIR FRAME COMPANY
INC THE Imperial Chair Frame Company
IncD. manufacturer OF art dining chairs. az
No Sit 5th street made an assignment to
David Epstein. The company was incorporated
on January S. 1913. with capital stock Of 3. 90
Alex Lager. president.
GOLDEN EAGLE MERCHANDISE COM
pANY 0NCl-The Golden Eagle Merchandise
company dncD Of No. ic7 Broadway. made an
assignment TO Harry Z1lkin.
BORDEN a SNED-Louis Borden and Louis
Swed who compose the firm OF Borden 4 Swed
dealers in trimmings for tailors and dress
makers az No. l46 Ridge street, made an as
Segment 20 Samuel II. Gilman.
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.