New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

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ar bEW y, nc w,S, co --7nyolun,ary petition
1,an.oIp, H. Ross md Edmund p. rrcn.
n fer ono WIN elan's aggrsgating 5000
assisnment to Albert r. Kerr is the act Of
b, are said 70 be about 50 500 600 and
the assets. approximately worth 5000 900
include securities pledged with banking
Hershfieid & Wolf. Of l!5 broadway, are
LIZ: kRINsKY ESTATE INC - 1nvo,un-
Iary petition against I. Is. Krinsky Estate
Inc. importers and manufacturers of Gig
asrsttss at 1a5 Grand Street. by Murray
claims on notes totalling sa.ls2. Prcferen-
tai payments amounting to 81 900 are al
leged in tn; petition. The liabilities are
stated to be si5G.00o and the assets
worth $4,000. Bern5aum & Heleand. OF
$50 broadway, are attorneys for the cred :
1.YONETTE SILKS. INc.-1nvoluntary
petition against Lyonette Silks. Inc. manu-
LECTURERS sae and dealers in silks at 1872 Mad-
other creditors with claims for goods de-
liyered totalling s55.55o. Preferential pay
m ne nao and transfers Of property valued at
Ga!nseurg, OF 259 Broadway, is attorney
for the creditors
+. s: Il. MANi-FACTI'RING CO-1nvol-
untary petition against tho F. &. b. Manu-
featuring Co. makers Of skirts at l40
oba street b! am Adler and two
to amount to $4,000 and the assets cts
are valued at $4,000 Abraham j. IIalprin,
Of Al Park Row. is attorney for the credi.'
tors.
=, MEYER wEIss-1n a voluntary petition
A A1snF wes So 1h9rT rssIes at lss
secured. and assets Abraham r. AL
bert; Of ao5 Broadway. is attorney for the
LOUIS IEvINE--rn voluntary petition
Louis Levine, OF 10 West 10th street gives
nabiurs n OF sla,e unsreurcd With no
bers Strect, is attorney for the petitioner.
IRVING scHW ARTZBART-An invo-
. unaary PETITION in bankruptcy, waa filed
ness as a retail dealer In coal<s. suits and
dresses at 1859 Fifth Avenue under the
Liabilities are given az $4,000 and assets
as $4,000 The petitioning creditors are
Jerry kimmel, s73s; Edward Rees. s4s5.
and Anna f. Peterson. $3.50.
GEoRGE J.. HUlLARI)--A vo!unta ry
petition in bankruptcy was fled by George
L: Builard. who gave his address as s.
West Forty-sixth Street Tho liabilities
were given as $2.771. all unsecured claims.
and the assets as $47S. consisting OF debts
due In open accounts.
Receivers in bankruptcy
The following RECEIVERS in bankruntcv
were appointed yesterday in the United
States District Court:
DEW ING d CO.-Judge Martin T. Man
ton appointed Albert Il. Kerr, tho assignee
as receiy.r Tor Dcwing Co. stock brok
ers at IA Wall Street with a bond Of
$50. 900.
!. b. KRINsKy ESTATE, 1Sc.-E.
Bright Wilson appointed receiver for
L. r. krinsky Estate Inc. importers and
makers OF cigarettes at 1875 Grand Street.
with bond OF $4,000. He will continue
the business for ten days.
BIN kAUFMAN--Joseph De Caro- was
appointed receiver for Rubin Kaufman
with bond Of $4,000 KauYnan's lab,U-
ties are stated to be $4,000. and his assets
TIRE valued at $4,000.
Schedules In Assignments
Schedules In the assignment OF Rubin
Il Diamond. manufacturers woncn's coats
at 14l West Twenty fourth Street, show
liabilities. $24.S75; nominal assets. S4459;
actual assets. $l.57s
Schedules In the assignment OF Tony
Csnbsno. manufacturer dresses at 4l3
Broadway. show liabilities $500. nom
lnAl assets. $1,000; actual assets. $1,000.