New-York tribune., 1878-07-23
CONSIDERING CREDITORS CLAIMS.

The liabilities of David McAlullen, dealer in
shoe-andings at No. 1888 Bowery, who made assign
few days for the benefit OF hs creditors to
James Mcbride amount to S26O.350, OF which S2430OO
are secured 70 Is expected that there will be judgments
for deficiencies when the mortgages held by the second
creditors arc forcclo3ed. His assets nominally
$1,000
The creditors Of Herman Grau theatrical agent OF No.
Beelman place. yesterday at the office OF Register
Dwight aud proved claims amounting to s13s. The
schedules showed liabilities amounting TO about Sl3 900,
and curious collection OF assets which almost worth
less Among them are claims against Eugene Poppen-
helm Ahrens for damages in falling to sing at concert
IN Chicago In 1876, $780, giust George Mackenzie, the
chess player for $3.50 aud claim against the state De-
pariment for loss OF property stolen by the troops
city Point, Va, during the war.
meeting OF the creditors Of B. L. Solomon & Sons,
dealers in furniture and upholstery, held yesterday
at their store M. G57 Broadway with II. b. Metcalf
chairman. AdOlph sanger read statement giving the
hru liabilities S3739G2, with contingent liability OF
$5S7G6 for discounts; H3scis nOminay T3J4 l50j the
actual value OF which place. at S22i 1873 Tue la ter
he said would have 10 bo reduced large portion
m Cahoui8 and would have To be- realized upon at once
The lndiy dual liabilities OF b. l.. Solomon S7l2,-
G2j aud The opIuOn that his assets would not
aze the face OF the mortgages aud there would be no
supus go into the assets OF the firm. committee Of
seven was finally appointed TO iuquHe into The affairs
ana make such recommendations they deemed eXpe-
dent &c IS composed OF Abncr Melcn H. Davenport j.
s. Waron, Peter Keur, q. l.. Foster, Eugene s. Ballu,
and H. l. Judd.
Asgnments for the benefit creditors were filed yes
erday by Jacob Brush aud Isaac Brush 60 John C. Rapp
10y John Russrl 70 Rudolph b. Pagemann; by Charles
ROhrs to Louis Storm, and By Jacob iungman to jacob
Frluman.
The creditors OF Abraham Mead. plumber,
held meeting at the Office OF Register Ketohum,
Friday, and received statement showing liabilities
amounting 10 S200O00 Thirteen claims, amounting to
about 100000, we're hod the largest beng tlose OF
Robert AackAy, S23,3Si, and James @. Mead, $4,000.
II. A. Ransom q 20. ~ February, 1876. made an as
signment To Walter W. Law. john W. Barron was sub
scquenty substituted for Law. Barron, it Is claimed
has realized large and has enough on hand 10 de-
clnle % per cent dividend. John III. Reed
behalf or himself and other creditors, pre-
sented n petition to Judge Larremore in the
Court OF Common Pleas, stating that Barron has
available assets amounting to S2S6,0O0; that
assets draw little interest," and that by distributing
tbem advantage may be made to the creditors. The
assignee asks the direction OF he COur and calls atten
the injunction on bim by the United states r
eut Court in bankruptcy proceedings, in which Mr. A.
Hall appointed assignee Ia that suit Hall ap-
pointed receiver, and both Law ana Barron were or
dered to pay the trust property to him, being
at the same time enlOined from making any
disposition OF it, Judge LarremOre, II deciding
the matter Friday. Paid that whatever may
the result of the suit In the United States Circuit
Court, its injunction must be respected.
Eight European creditors of IL. +. Cooper Co. have
begun proceedings IN bankruptcy against the firm and
obtained injunction forbiddng any disposition OF the
firm property. Tho claims OF the petiuOnng creditors
aggregate Sl34OO.