New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-02
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcv

The following petitions in bank.
ruptcy were filed in the United States
District Court yesterday:
S1LVERMAN & KISSELOFr-An ,nvo,.
untary petition filed against Harry silver
the name of Silverman & Kisseloff g.
lurs and skins at 223 West Twenty-seyentt
S duo ny q. Richter. who claims $3.50 i.
W: B. COSTUME co.-An involuntary
Co., ce, mfrs l o against the W B. Costume
eighth Street. by Max Goldsmith WIZ
asserts that he is a creditor In the cum
RIENWALDs .ToGGERY SHOP, rNc.-A
voluntary petition in bankruptcy was f1lcd
y W1tss E street. NewSSSsh: \ =. signed BY
bilities are given as $3.50 made up Of i un.
secure claims la mostly for material and
and 81 900 machinery. tools. etc The Arm
oe nTssmA mMlpNs EED TsIsts and aaes
:, an involuntary petition in bankruptcy was
MED against 1.issman. Needed e. Kurtz, Inc
or tbr 81 East Twsnty-tlrst Street, behalf Of
as as over $4,000. and the assets as $4,000
Tho petitioning. creditors and amounts due
s snem s ers as c fGlows L. Tinkesten
ward p zinkind. ss71 -'o
W. " & p F. RoOs-A voluntary psti.
and Peter r. Roos, doing business es W. V
& p F. Roos 51s9 broadway. The liza
oliitics are given as $12.5s4, and the assets
ALEXANDER KARFuNKE1-Ani nvol.
! untary petition was filed against Alexander
,,nf. at SO East 125th Street. on be-
haf Of Goldfarb Bros & Co., who assert
the alleged bankrupt is Indebted to them
in the sum of 1924.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules in bank
ruptcy were filed in the United States
District Court yesterday:
THEODORE NJ. ule,
show liabilities of :5.2o1. all unsecured
so WALDMAN PRINTING 60. NC
Inc. show liabilities OF s7.755 and assets
OF $500. OF the liabilities s4.4os consist
Of secured claims and s2ss7 Of claims un.
secured. Machinery. tools, etc. make ur
IS. o4o OF the assets, and debts due or
UPPER SHOE MANUFACTURING CO..
q $4,000; made up Of stock on hand:
arc made up for tho most part Of un-
secured claims. Two secured creditors are
Charles Harsh. with a chattel mortgage
Co. OF bridgeport, Conn. twenty
five machines for manufacturing shoes. tc
whom the ss ALLEGED bankrupt indebted
Hopler, treasurer signed the schedules
P. RUHLMAN & Gothic schedules OF
P. Ruhlman & Co.. Of PSI Washington
Street, show the assets to be $36.40O, OF
which $4,000 are debts due on open &C
counts. and $20400 consists OF stocks, ne
gotiable bonds. etc. Tho schedules are
signed by Frank J. Ruhlman, a member OF
he firm
Receivers In Bankruptcy
THOMAS B. FIELDER was appointed re-
promoter of rs Broad Street. The llabili-
ties arc given as $250.00 and assets as
$4,000. The receivers bond was fixed at
10000.
EDWARD J. COLLINS. OF Newbursh.
was appointed receiver for Renwalda ToE-
Gery Shop, Inc, Of Newburgh. upon petl-
ton Of Julius Froehlich vice president OF
the alleged bankrupt Bond was fixed at
$1,000. The assets given as $4,000.
Raphael A. Egan. Francis j. German and
Peter Coultner, all Of Newburgh, were ap-
pointed special appraisers to determine the
value of the alleged bankrupt's property.
HARRY ZAI-KIN was appointed receiver
for Joseph Brnkman, trading as Samuels.
against whom a petition in Bankruptcy was
filed June 25 on petition OF Samuel Klarr.
treasurer Of Fanchon Dresses, a creditor
Bond was fixed at $4,000.
Assignments
THE W. B. COSTUME CO., INC,
manufacturing dresses at 100 West Tween
ty-eighth Street. yesterday assigned for
the benefit Of creditors to Alexander Le-
vine incorporated, in May last with a capt.
tai stock OF $4,000. Abraham Beilinson Is
secretary OF the company.