The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01

the amount OF $40 500 and consisting o. real
estate mortsagel Tor $4,000 and debts due Sz,evV.
noiiy. $4,000; estate OF Dyckman, So 500; James j.
Potter snd benjamin r. Fairchiid SILL oo . w. Soh
molly. $1,000.
George burgess has gone into voluntary bankruptcy
before Register keicnum. his liabilities amount 20
ss.ooo among he creditors being The estate OF ".
D. bancroft $4,000, secured; Penn Mutual Insurance
Company, SIC, oG0, secured; RooertC C. Hewitt 5000
voluntary petition in bankruptcy mas been cd
by Granville Center before Register Fuch lie mas
debts TO the amount OF $40 900 and no assets Jonn
sax.oa Is me principal creditor, beng claim Tor
george H. Morrison Is a voluntary bankrupt before
Register ketchum with debtsio the amount OF 1000
Juhus wtxowski and Florence L. witxewski have
filed separate petitions IN bankruptcy. julius has
liabilities to the amount OF $40 600 and ON nal as
sets, consisting OF debts due anu claims. Florence
has debts amounting 10 $ls, Ooo and no assets.
voluntary petition IN bankruptcy has been died
No l. ISL broadway. VINO has debts 10 The amount OF
$40 600 and assets.
rupicy before gister Ketchum get OF debts
the amount OF 900. Nominal assets .i.l
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy has been filed
by George W. Corlis before Register Alien. He mas
dsbss amounting TO $1,000 and no assets t4tr3
r Json MsaPs nas soRs into Voluntary bans aa.
amounting TO $4,000 and assets. Ths largest
creditor Is the Manuscturers National Bank OF Troy,
50. 500
A voluntary petition has been hlod by Harry Temp
icr who owes debts to me amount OF So 700 and has
no assets. The largest creditors are Mary Oswald,
5000, and Robert Granger. 81, 900.
Charles +. Shelton has 1ied voluntary petition In
bankruptcy, which has been referred 10 Register
Allen. His liabilities amount To S35 900 ana his
consist of notes $22 900, and debts due 000
The principal creditors IRE the New Haven Savings
Bank, SIS 400: estate OF Samuel ST. John, $l1 800
Bryan &. AcSwyney. known as "O'Leary's Shoe-
maker" OF No 4l9 Broadway, has gone into volun-
tary bankruptcy, having liabilities to the amount Of
81 557 IA ana no assets.
A Voluntary petition In bankruptcy has been al od
by Benjamin r. Cook. broker at No. ~ Liberty street
his liabilities amount to S61, 900. ana his assets
sist OF notes, $l100o DEUS due, So and miscs
lans0us stocks, nominaiiy $780, Among his cred
itors arc Benjamin T. MudgelI, So 900; ~ c. Miller
So l25; E. I. Ferry. $40 800; Eugene Ely, ST. 48o;
Robert Fouds, s., 000 Glove Lac Insurance Company,
$1,000: Edward A. Zuck, $l,225.
William OMaey, dry goods dealer at No. 29l sixth
voluntary petition In bankruptcy before Register
Fitch. having debts to the amount OF $27, 900, of
which $4,000 secured. His assets consst OF real
estate at No 101 uuGson street, but mortgagcd Tor
So 600; tour lots at Erglewood unsncu bered mcr.
cnandiss $l3, 500 debts due, So 600. rhe largest
creditors John Read, Jr. ST. 0ooi Maggie Mannheim.
81, 900, both secured.
A voluntary petition In bankruptcy has been nIod
by Elijah Jones, oil No. IS Broadway, who owes
$4,000 and has nOmiu nj assets oil 81 OOO Tho prin-
c,pai credi or is Mary y. Jones, So 000.
Edward Heath has gone INTO voluntary bankruptcy
before Register Kctchum, having debts to tho amount
oil $24, 100, the largest creditors being Malvina
Heath, $40, 600, and John Gray Co., $I3, $50.
A voluntary petition IN bankruptcy WAS nled yes.
tcrday by William Beatty, of No. i6 Cedar street,
whose liabilities amount TO $685. III and merely nomi-
Iai assets