New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

CREDITORS OF WILLIAM MOLLER a soNs-oIhih
EMBARRASSED FIRMS.
In the bankruptcy proceedings against W'ili'm
Moer, George H. Mocr, and William L. Molier' coinpos-
ing the firm Of william Mocr d soma pahkrupts' uo
dispositions for proof Of claims filed yesterday fo-
lowing are the names OF the principal creditors; orn
nell Minturn n Co.. $4,000; Peter Moller Sl2oooo;
j. " onativia & Co., Ss5,152 25 iowa, Terry " Co..
$6e6i3 As; Moses Taylor a Co.. 1892 81 BurdleK'
Frisbie & Co. s3l, 7Ss "a: Renauld, Francois q Co.,
s1s s3s 80; Spence Montague Co.. Sl657O rs; JnIcs
sazerae Co.. $l5,477 20; Russell sage, Sll'so3 -
Johan Moler, $4,000 Henry Preston Sons, $4ol4 ~
Receiver of Taxes SO s01 Delaware and Hudson Cana
Company, 6,96l 20; Eppelsheimcr Luner so'oo- ~
John f. Doyle, 81, 1873; W. A. Stevens, 5000; Robert
Taggart, 5000; and Thorne, Phpard q Co., $47s 81.
The individual creditors Of William Moler are he
ceiver OF Taxes $40, OO0 Home Insurance Company,
sos 900: william Oothout, $4,000; Peter Moiier'
$4,000: John Sloane, executor. SPLITS 81 Cathar-
inc A. Cooper $4,000; Martin Geries, Sl2OnO; Jane
p Nichols $40. 900; and 5. V Hoffman, sI,i25. The
Union Theological Seminary is creditor 0f George H.
Moer to the amount Of $Ii 900 William F. Mollcr is
debtor CathaTine A. RAYMOND In the sum OF "
members ia about 81 900 600 \ majority in number
aud Of the creditors have proven their debs
proved Yesterday by Isaac Dayton, Register In Bank
Tuptcy and subsequently confirmed by Judge Batch
ford.
The failure Of John Hopkins, leather dealer of Ferry
ST. was announced yesterday in commercial circles The
only moderate business. AT present II Is inposslbe To
ascertain tue amount of the liabilities and assets. The
house was established in 1862 under the title of Everett
& Hopkins but in 1868 tc firm was changed to Everett
IL ChapInau-John Hopkins starting alone, with the *
ceptiOn Of having special partner. who supplied thc
capital In 1872 Mr.. Hopkins gave mp business on ac
count of III health, but resumed again III 1874 Ills
losses said 10 have been caused principally by bad
debts
Among the other embarrassnents announced yesier-
day the following: August May, nat materials, NO
444 BroOme-st, failed and made assignments Richard
r. Ferry, hats No. 81 Grcenc-st, failed; RIsenb1uin
May jewely, No 81 Johnst failed, and sheriff III pos
session. -.
SUSPENDED SAVINGS BANKS.
Less than fifty depOsitOrs of the suspended
Peoples Savings Bank, among whom was one young
lady, met last evening No. 200 Thrdavc. The causes
which led the suspension of TIE bank were talked over
and there long discussion to the validity Of the
individual bonds Of the trustees for $4,000 given some
years ago to deficiencies caused by unfortunate
investments IL stated that one or the former tus
tees, whose bond portion OF the assets, had met
with aud had become the proprietor OF pea
nut stand on Thir-ave. In the vicinity OF the bank.
committee appO utcd 10 confer with the receiver
consisting OF Edward Richards, TDOmas Murray, Thomas
Mcdowell, Albert r. Shtl, and Felix Schmidt.
The examination The YOrkylle Polio" Court oil thr
charge against Thompson W. Decker formerly President
u the Third Avenue Savings Bank. was adjourned by
consent yesterday 70 Saturday next.