The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-17
BUSINESS TROUBLES.


PROCEEDINGS IN Observation-Disclosures AND
COMPOSITION wr II CREDITORS.
Register Dayton has adjudcaed Charles Il Ed
ward j. Peters, commission merchants, OF No. 50
South street. voluntary banKrup,s Tho hrm iiabiii-
ties amount about $50, 00o the individual iis-
bilities OF Charles Peters about $4,000. large
part OF the Indebtedness Is In accommodation paper
and drafts the latter amounting to 81. 100 and tho
former to 4ss so. The following tho principal
Arm creditors metropolitan National Bank,
sd,s54 o6; Jared brewster. $1,000; H. G. Ingraham.
s4,242 40; Marine National Bank. SIS os5 81; Nahum
Godfrey 81, 100 90; George !. Seney, $l.3s2 Among
the individual creditors OF Charles Peters Are: A.
Peters, sass; George N. Black, $3.50 u They
have assets.
john J. Reynolds has been adjudicated a voluntary
bankrupt on his own petition by Register Alien, vino
has called meeting or tho creditors, 20 DO held
May T. Tho liabilities amount TO about 50 O0o, this
largest creditors being Catharine D. Reynolds
81, ll5 so; John Southworth, S1,2s4 Os; Edwin D.
Brooke, 81, 020 80. He assets
peulion IN bankruptcy has been ilcd against
Abraham and Maurice Kahn, composing The arm Of
A. Kahn II Son, dealers In clothing at No. Walker
street, by Lew Wcchslcr. BAruch, Wolf Brother,
aua schey Co., whose claims aggregate 81, 400 TO-
An injunction has bean granted ny rIn
IRON Goecung Judgments Tor over 81 0vV obiAuod by
William II. Humphreys aud solomon Appel
rhs New York creditors OF Lcopold Heller Co.,
Wholesale dealers IN clothing al Chicago have 70.
ceved notice OF tDeir suspension, oil tns
shriukage IN business during the past three yeara
the impending pressure Ior liabilities mercnsu.
disc and borrowed money. The liabilities amount "a
ST. 3ll OF wnich SAL is borrowed money and
S34 III for merchandise. fhe assets arc nofninaIly
x77 Ot6 consisting vi stock SAL SsS outstanding
couats ltace) SAILS The drm owe aD OUT $50 600 m
New York, tne principal creditors being follow
ing Low, Hartman Co, y, $50 81; Colin, Oshc.
man spaald,sg. $500 10; sa'zoacner. su'.ernan
A. d. Juillafa Co., SlsIi 70; Lewis BroIhers Co.,
ST. zoo IL Wendell hutchinson Co., ,90l %. rnS
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William I. Williams, for merry at No. $50 Broad way,
been aaJudicAtcd u voluntary bankrupt on !,
petition by Register Lute order to get rid Of
his old debts Only tEree creditors appear la the
schedules and thor claims follows: --Cnapiu
Machine Company, $3.50 81: " l. henderson,,
$1,000; Bsnjanln W. blanchard, $500. He has no
available assets
Three creditors OF EdmundJ Bramhaii have filed
petition against him Ia bankruptcy, their claims az.
gresating Sl2,6li 70, as ioliows:-kdmund Y. Bran
hall So, ~; wllilam H. Branhaii. S3iz 70; Cnurcn-
III, Lewis Co., $IlU 60
a meeting OF the creditors OF william A. Moore,
formerly OF tho urn oil III. J. CoIlius Co., held
yesterday ut the Ofcc Of Register ketchun schedules
wero nsd sho~ins liabilities amounting 10 $4s, 00o
and Assets Eight claims were proved axsrexating
$1,000 aud William Walter Phelps WAS elected
ass,.nce uunkruptcy.
sieckc x Wannack, cigar manufacturers. who maize
an ass gnincnl on the 10th uit, have COMPROMISED
with their creditors at orty cents the dollar AMI
In tho County Clerks Once there were alcd ysster.
day the lgnncnts oi William Is. Hanson 10 EDWARD
naymsn and Of Edward > SIMON to Maximiii.an Nor.
geuthas.
Philip Y. KoDbc and Edward Bali, compris,ng tns
hrm oi kobbs Ball. auclionecrs, to Aigsrnou Sui
livab, were ncd yesterday IN the Court OF Cominon
Pleas Tho liabilities Of the arm stated at
$lyS, 1858 49, nominal ~ slIo 4Sb So aud
sets at Sol vs2 81 The contingent liabilities amount
10 xlOS 540 ~ aud the actual 10 500 AIS ~ The Ind
ydua liabilities OF Edward BAH stated ~ So VJu
ana hts individual assets AT $l4 O0U
The bucket shops d'd not resume business yes.
terday. Mr.. Britlou, OF Mattoiay Britton. No. 10
Broad street. insists that hc has been connected
with the rm for two three weeks although he has
acted cashier up 10 the close The customers
very indignant and expressed themselves very
angry tcrms-so much that Mr. Matteiay was forced
TO leave the building.