New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26
MERCHANTS EMBARRASSMENTS.

A petitlon has been filed in the United States
District Court by the creditors of the firm Of E. G. Duna
haut Co.. marble merchants of No SAG West thirteenth
st. to throw the firm into bankruptcy, and hearing on
the petition will be had on Saturday The creditors are
the Atlantic State Bank OF Brooklyn, Joseph Pool,
Charles H. Hall, John W. Smith, Thomas Rutherford,
Samuel Bailie Son. Hardwlgs q Burnap, the Trades
mems National Bank Of New-Haven, Conn.,; Elisha Cole,
and Caleb ID. Gilderseeve The claim Of the Atlantic
State Bank consists OF 20 promissory notes, given in
June July August and September, 1875 and amounting
IN the aggregate to over $1,000. The claim Of Joseph
Pool consist OF two promssory notes, re-
spectlvely for $500 ~ and S458 90. which have
been merged in two judgments Of the su-
preme Court for 1887 60 and 1890 80 respectively.
To Charles II. Hull is due 800; to John W. Smith,
25OO promissOry notes. The claim Of Thos Ruther
ford consists OF eight prOmissory notes, amounting to
S2,s73 So SO Samuel Baie d Son is due 1888 81; to
Hardings & Burnap 1870 3d. to Tradesmen's National
Bank of New-aven 2OO to Elisha Cole S713 10; TO
Caleb d. Gdersleeve, 81, 256 o. The petitioners allege
that Dumahaut Co., on Dec 4. 1878, made an assign
ment of all their proper TO PeTeeVai w Cle,neht, IN
tending prevent its ben distributed under the prOVl-
ATOMS OF the Revised Statutes Of the United states
Assignments for the bcnett OF creditors were fed WIN
the County Clerk yesterday-by VIM H. sacket TO Hugh
Porter, by Richard r. Roe TO John b. Roe, by Julius
Herman and Nathan Stern to Joseph NJ Rogers ana Dy
Louis j. Jacobs and Gustav Jacobs TO Morris Cohen
Julius Herman and Nathan stern filed their schedules
stating their liabilities at Sl2445 20 nominal assets
Ferdinand Linderman. Henry L. Oestrch; who nave
ned an insolvent assignment have now hied schedule
stating their liabilities at S2S,474 &C. Otto Hustler
states his liabilities S43,699 AZ; assets at $751;
618 81, his nominal assets at $24,27l 10, aud
bis real assets at $19271 19. Charles Lamb,
who had previously assigned his property 20 Charles
Ross states his liabilities at Sl0324 o. nominal assets,
$3.50 62 real assets, $500 n.
Haght, Halsey Co., dealers in hat trimmings at No.
70 Greenest who suspended over two months ago have
made compromise with their creditors al 60 per cent
time.
The negotiations for compromise between the firm OF
Cipperly * Collins hat dealers, at No. 45O Broadway,
and their creditors, having failed the assignee, X B.
Garden has sold the STOCK obtaining FOR II about $1,000
The firms statement shows liabilities OF S10S,44S 60
nominal assets $4,000; actual assets. $4,000 1t Is
expected that the creditors will be paid between 10 and
30 per cent.
The assignee of Yyse Co.. dealers in straw goods H.
dispensing Of the firms stock Of goods inycntOed at
300 600 but which cannot be sold for more than one
third OF that amount, there is large quantity Of
that have out OF style. The three factories
Foxboro, Mass known the Union straw Works, be-
longing hrm together with nine houses and other
property, Will be sold at auction on Monday next, and
The assignee expects that the property Will bring nearly
100000.