New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
BUSINESS EMBARRASSMENTS.
FRANK LEsIlEis InOuRLEs ApLUsTED.

The creditors of Frank Leslie met yesterday
TO hear the report Of The committee appointed 10 aScer
tain the condition OF Mr. Leslies affairs. OF debts
amounting to $500 900, the amount represented was
S2SO0Oo The committees report showed that MI les
lies books bad condition, and that Mr. Leslie
had oyerdTawn his account for the last three or
four years, although the profits were large.
The committee recommended that the creditors place
their interests i'll the hands of five trustees. who should
have fun control in carrying on the business Ior Ie
and the creditors 60 be pad quarterly nIldenas lne
business would be restored TO Mr. leslie II the cre,or
Mr. Leslie to he deprived of the Iu profits longer
than three years from INC time me resolution was
by creditors The recommendations OF the commit
tee were adopted and me members oil me eoni1'ee
were made the Board OF Trustees They are oover4 y
Rice, j. H. Hall f. Goodwin, j.. W. b. Niisoh' ana W.
The failure of H. c. williams banker and broker, of
No 10 Wallst was announced yesterday. The liabilities
viii probably not exceed $4,000 Mr.. Williams states
that the suspension was caused Dy deifaull ~ tne
payment of notes upon which he was cndoIser'
and shortage III stocks, ana ne thousht pro,
per- m order 10 protect his deposlors' ,, tna'
This he thinks he can do 10y paying IN iuli.
T. Kaufman a Co manufacturers OF boys clothing at
No - Walkerst made assignment yesterday Tor ne
benefit OF their creditors 10 Ernest Werner Nelther MI
Eoufmon nor his partners could he found yesterday,
young man. placed charge of the store by MIR Werner
tbev could oiye no information Mr. Werner told a
TRIBUNE reporter that the assignment had just been
made and 10 Tor MN 10 sttc M'''
The ossefs and isblitles of the SUSPENDED firm were
lie had yet taken account Of the stock nor examiner
the books. OF the creditors of l. kaui
man Co.. but declined say 10 what amount, aud
was unable tell VINO the other creditors were Ihe
firm OF L. Kaufman Co. has beon III existence aOou'
year. .
Alexander r. Spencer, otherwise known rs Sandy y
Spencer restaurant keeper, AT No. ~ broadway, Has
been adiuaicated voluntary bankrupt ny Register
DAYTON. His Indebtedness amounts 10 S22JOO primer
pay Old claims ia relation To the management OF the
Globe Theatre aud Theatre COmique. The principal
creditors are Gao &c n. Crksou, S1O34; estate OF W.
G. Thomas, S5,149; j. T. stout 42oJ3; Nj. BOnelsler
Assignments for the benefit Of creditors filed yes
terday with the County Clerk by Max Noln ana Perez
Wolf Max Wolf & Co., furnishing goods no IL W me
sD), 10 Joseph Fmnkel; by Edward H. Brown richard
+. Brown, ana Lewis W. German Brown Gailaln
frit dealers, ~ FIOnsil to John Galway; ana ny JO
scph IOeWei to Marcus Kramer.
bias POuVert. Eligs POuYert, ir., and Louis D.
POnyert Quuyert 4 Co., Of No. 40 SOutlIstl, nave
nlcd their schedules in the Court Of Common Pleas
showing lab es amounting 10 g3Oj,O2l J. and a~-ets
Sl4I,73T 81 large laIt OF bJth ther assets al ha-
hiiIcs are OF this country Their principal creators
are JOsoa 4. Klughst SASS 81 estate OF ls4Dtl =
Mablan CtrndaJ, Cuba, el5.5Iy % estate oil trr
uaud Ichtmenda (Ciculuego~, Cubal, $40, 100 10 cs
tato OF jules CLasic anne QaIis $4,000; hcrf! X D
vid. S9.GGs Sc; Jose sanchez IZuaza, @-O,Ie3 il h
currency ana @l092s 81 ia gold estate ol Jose n
lsiZO Qars) $24O42 IS Louisa y. Terry H2ioOl -
,fuau3 !. rouvcrt 9I3,Os6 %; Hnam H. Dur6s e, 80
go 90 ie,erett H. sage $4,000, anu John IL bu4A he
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