The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-29
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Messrs. G. H. Hayman, propretors of the Metro
politan livery stables of No 23 East Twenty fourth
street. have got financial difficulties made an
assignment 10 Manuel Emanuel for the benefit OF their
creditors.
James p Porter paper dealer, OF Duane street, has
gone into bankruptcy.
George A. olney has been adjudicated bankrupt by
Register John Fitch of No $40 Broadway. Mr. olney
filed his petition voluntary bankruptcy Monday.
His liabilities amount to about $50 600 His largest
creditors a follows:-D f. olney, of Brooklyn,
$4,000; - Wilson, $500; L. j. Holt, Of Bound
Brook, n. j. So AL 03; John T. White, ST. $50 ~ j. o.
Smith h Son, 81 1856 es; K. Estabrook Co, 81, 100
90; c. +. Rumpf of Philadelphia, sl,O33 A.; S. d.
. Greene of Providence r. l., II, l56 Register Fitch
selected the Sd of May the day which the
meeting OF MI Olneys creditors shallta place The
purpose OF that meeting will be TO prove claims and
elect assignee.
The following insovent schedule was filed yesterday
In the Court OF Common Pleas
Robert Halscy George w. Powers; liabilities,
$7S 5O4 II nominal assets 1855 $40 40 actual assets
500, ga 81 Bond ordered in the penalty Of $50 O00
Mr.. Robert Macdonald, importer OF laces, white
goods. &C. of No. 4GS Broadway said yesterday that
his Liabilities would probably not exceed 500 600 His
assets, under ordinary circumstances, would
than have covered his debts but with the present de-
probation OF prices would be difficult to esti
mate their value. The cause OF the failure due, in
great measure, to bad debts following the panic Of 1873
and the fall In the prices Of the goods in which he
dealt This same depreciation would operate in the
realization Of values on his assets but he hoped to
make good showing the statement he was prepar-
ing for his creditors His creditors manly in
Europe, although some OF them scattered about
throughout the United States
Martin Bates, Jr., Edward j. King. Mortz Lcvcnc
May King, A. BoskowitZ Louis Rocsse X CO., Her
Bros Rosenhcim Co, Emanuel Boas and six
teen other creditors of H. NJ Slvermann furs, No 554
Broadway, have filed petition in bankruptcy against
him, aud the order is made returnabe on Saturday
next Tho claims OF the petltionng creditors amount
10 s122 200 The following the principal crcdi-
tors:-MoritZ Levene Sic, $40 80; Edward J. King,
Sl3, 023 81; a. Boskowitz, Sll.625; Baldwin Hills,
$40, 53l IS; Emanuel Boas, 50 5O2 SO; William Rosen-
helm Co, 50, 060 20; Baldwin Manufacturing Com
pany, IS 039 6l; J. Lissner h Co. 81, 1852 Al LOUIS
Roessel X Co, 7795 49, Martin Bates Jr So 443 AZ
Henry Goldsmith, 81 $40 so Mr. Slvermann is en-
deavorng compromise thirty -three and third
per cent and many Of the creditors have accepted his
proposition. His Liabilities are $3.50, 900
Charles A Buccnsick, builder, No. 2l0 East Fifty
sixth street. has been adjudged bankrupt by Register
kctchum, on the petition Of George Douglass. : J.
Fletcher, Bell Brothers, II. ROsenthal b. NJ Stwell,
Alexander Goodman and fifteen other creditors. The
claims of the pctiti0nng creditors amount
sou 600 Among the largest claims the following
Bell Brothers, Sl2,96 George Douglass, SIS 300 Max
Danzlger $1,000; 5. J. Fletcher, S7,263 Randolph
Guggenheimer IS, 900; Jacob Cohen, So 900; Aexan-
der Goodman $4,000; b. NJ Stlwell, 81, 500; Israel
Hcyman,. So 600 meeting of tho creditors prove
their debts and choose assignee has been called for
April 10 at No 129 fulton street