The New York herald., 1877-10-25
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The creditors OF John II. hey sor the Ring plumber,
met yesterday at the onice OF Register Dwight Tho
Register read his ruling in relation 10 the claims Of
William j. keyscr, John Regan. Frederick A. Palmer
William rurLon. Frederick Michel, James Graham
and William r. Huestou, published In yesterday s
HERALD, and said that his decisions had been con-
irmed by The Judge rne CLAIMS OF all the above, ex-
cept W. Keyser's, arc Tor tho present stricken on
the list, but they bo properly prepared Tor proof
again before At the next meeting ME T. b. Clark
son, who appeared on behalf OF tne city in relation to
claim Tor over $3 000 000 IN reply inquiry OF
Register Dwight stated that the Judge had asked
whether they would make an argument before him
In reference 20 The ruling Of the Regis
ter concerning tho city's claim, and he mad
sald u WAS to be argued. Accordingly the Judge had
consented TO hear them any Saturday they would
select II deemed for the best interests OF all tho
creditors have another adjournment aud considera
bic discussion cnsiei ON that point Counsel tho
bankrupt thought It would DO best 10 adjourn Tor
long time in order that he might make further prepa
ration in case Of adverse decision by the Judge IL
was hDAlly decided to adjourn Tor throo weeks tho
Register saying thai tue adjournment not solely
on account OF the cty's clam, but II was due Tho
other creditors IA matter OF right and justice to
have definite settlement on that question before pro
ceedlng iurthcI
Henry A. Underwood, prominent speculator in
stock has gone into voluntary bankruptcy before Re-
gisier Dayton. His liabilities amount TO about
$l72, large part OF which losses in specu
lat,on He mas great many creditors, the following
beng the principal ones:-Esate Of s. ". Conlstock,
4s,s3a 81; Ii. H. Hunaiweli Sons. OF Boston,
$32 $40 81; W. b. Lockwood, $l3 522 91 Il G. smith,
Jr, $40, 900 ID; American Exchange National Bank
$9,136 45; Jennie Il. Morrison, STA $50 0a; l. FAR
banks, Jr, 50, 6C6 81 Emma T. Underwood, SIS 957 02
Z. J. Underwood So 952 +0 +. Pnchon, 81, 023 l3 HIS
asses consist OF open accounts $25 900; real estate
Sill 600 and stocks aud interests various mines OF
no actual value
John Thomas, well known speculator and mine
OPERATOR OF NO. 81 Broad street. has gono into volun-
tary bankruptcy before Register Dwight The habii-
ties loot up 10 about $685. 00U His consist Of
tho Champion Nine. IN Elko county New, which ne
has never seen ana knows nothing AS 10 its value
apuu pr
ST. 5UO life insurance policy for So O00 mold by Will
ams. Black Il Co. security, and III, Az shares an
eleven bonds OF various mining companies, OF merely
nominal value. The following are the principal credit
Rant, OF Cleveland Tenn, $l5,5oo; South
chariss.on, sis,522 %; 7. S Dusan, sio,o5o a.;
s7,545 4s; A. s. Keith, S. 500; National Bank OF Of
Chester Columbia ). e., $5,o73 60; A. Monhcimcr,
$4,5 ,524 80; Nathan Randall $4, 70l So; NJ. Rollins,
81, 544 So; Charles Raht, $1,000
Colonel Michael NJ Van Dyke, hotel proprietor at
No 20 Catherine slip who Jailed last March with Ina
bhties amounting 70 about $5O, oOo made application
part OF thecredtors. hts pcti,ion Will be granted
Concerung the AFFAIRS Of John i. rrow, the publisher
were recently obialned against HIM by Charles Jcn-
kins for 1921 So, and ny Androw Samuel Boardman
for tsS6 81 The sheriff returned the former nnsatis
ned, heing unable 10 mad any real personal prop
erty. Further proceedings were taken, and Mr. Trow
appeared before IA q. Harding referee and testified
To the ownership OF some real estate stock and bonds
the value OF which Is not known, whercnp0n Mr Il. H.
Newell was appointed receiver.
Kcrrgan Foley, manufacturers OF ladics' fine
shoes, at No. 80 Warren street, have fa,ied. The
amount OF their liabilities ls not exactly known but
little assets
The assignments OF Jacob 5. and Isaac 8 Cohen ia
Samuel ConeD, otto +. Holtz TO Reginald Hart and
William 4. Largah to DANIEL +. Eagen, were yesterday
flied In the County Clerk y Office