New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22
BusINFss EMBARRAssMENTs.

Wellington, Kidder & Co. of No. "a Broad
st. rectlneis and distlers have failed and made
sgnment the benefit Of their creditors Some time
ago the internal revenue officials seized their whisky
the ground Of non-payment OF tho revenue tax Since
that time they have declining until they We're com
PEELED to make an assignment Their liabilities repre-
scented at about 100000
Frederick Scbuchardt and Lawrence Wells, comprising
the banking of Frederick Schuchardt SonsOfNO 10
Jxclangepace have been adjudcated involuntary bunk
rupts by Judge Blachford in the United States Disu1et
Court, on petition fled by Carter Eaton attorneys
for number of the creditors. The firm suspended pay
ent in September, 1875. The entire liabilities do not
exceed 81 100000. The claims OF the creditors who
rnited in the petition are follows: lsrln
Co., $50 800 % the Bank of New-YOrk 100000;
the National Park Bauk, $4,000; NJ horean's
Sons, $4,000; We j. Magun. Guedin & Co,
$3.50; stapfer 4 streu $4,000; William Y. Mortimer
SLAP; W. & T. Livingston, S1,371; Bischof de ST.
Alhan, $4,000; Lombard Oder & Co., $500; Louis
Wagner q Co.. ; 1874 II Charles Weter Ss23 80 the
heirs Of NJ Blanc, ~ ,S6l 80 Rogers Dcshuee, 500
Soeieif de Crtdn Suisse. $4,000; Deutsche National
Iauk $50 900; NJ. Ephrussi Co.. SIS oo0 DE Neufville
& Mertens. $4,000; St Lurman & sOhn, 100000 the
National Albany Exchange Bank $1,000. The aggre-
gate amount 81 these claims is ri3s.141. The bankrupt
Arm consented TO the entry OF the order OF adjudication
Tie matter referred 70 Register Fitch Inc .Ts
meeting OF creditors viii be held before him IN March
Wallace & Co Qf New-Odcans who failed recently for
about Sl,OOOOOO, offered composition OF oJl5 CENTS
20 cents to be paid IN cash. and the remainder IN njtcs
Some OF the creditors in NewIOrk and Boston among
whom were J.. :. JaiTay A Co. and L. VI. Bates co. Of
this city, opposed tire composition on the ground that
some Oi the creditors to be paid III fall aid some
were 10 receive than 1873 cents. Testimony
taken Yesterday before Register John W. Little, at No.
NaTTen-st. IL shown that BOcrum a Pcasc were to
be paid 33i3 cents in cash. Further hearing was adj
jOurned until tomorrow
In proc clngs before John Fitch. Register in Bank
rupcy, yesterday, WaIcham VI. Quimby jewelcr,
effected compromise with his creditors AT 80 cents on
the dollar payable in notes three, SIX nine, and
twelve months, ind0rsej by NJ 4. Qunby OF Boston.
Several OF tn editors of William 11ate 1ewrler, at
tended the creditors meeting yesterday at the once oi
Isaac Dayton, Register IN Bankruptcy, and opposed the
application Oh Sir. TTtel for discharge from his debts
Edwar strong has ed petition ia bankruptcy which
has heen referred 10 Register Edgar kctcnum. His lid
bitirs amount 10 over 100000 His assets consist OF
1000 shares of the American Zine Company sock and
1000 shares OF the stock OF tue COnaOdated Gregory
Mining COmpaJ Which is worthless. j. j. Van Alst
has a claim Of 10000; Dean McGinuis Co. are cred
iors the extent OF Sl2934 - for money advanced
Timothy G. CaIlnan has "a claim Si,0sS 50 The fol
$4,000; Albert strong. 5000; Hannah stu M,
So 900; Mary Strong. Milton Strong, Ebert rong,
Sarah l.. Tn npsOn, Julia G. stewart, and CorneAa D
Robbins Sl9,5OO y. - -
Dwight c. Croker and Granville p Healy Cd. C.
Croker Col. VINO recently made an assignment nave
presented schedule stating their Liabilities AT c7s3J0 30
and err nominal assets at So $50 81. J0Cn kavanagh
tn his schedule, fixes his liabilities at S3sOll o. his
nominal assets at Ss69-3 10, md AIS real assets al
$l9 325 o. His assigne bond is fixed AT S2o,OOO An
assignment benefit OF creditors filed yestef
day with the County Clerk by Benjamin Is. Tit and
Albert Tit 10 Dennis ODOncghue.