The New York herald., 1878-03-03
BCsINEs, TROUBLES.


PRovIsIoN DEALfRs FAILURES
FILED IN BANKRUPTcx BY cREDIroEs
Tue announ coment Of the failure OF J Hauck II
Sons provision dealers At No l03 Edrdge street and
Al No. 80 avenue A, caused ooLsisrabis Talk on
Change yesterday, tue nrm having been membsrs oil
the Produce Exchange Tor many years and IN good
standing. Tner liabilities II is said will not exceed
$4,000, In addition which the partner owes
large amount real estate; the ipdebtsdness
on Change will not II is thought, exceed
$4,000 The accounts oeins made up 10
order To get al the eondition OF anaiss, and
AT present NO statement be ob,ansd OF the
liabilities assets. The nrm established IN
1885, tho Sons being admitted ioa partnership ~ 1871
they cut hogs tar export and city trade and have en-
JOY al excellent Credit thetr personal rsut alton beng
very good. Tue father owns conslderao,s properly
the establishments at No los Eldridge street. No 32
inss IN Chryslic street the property was estimated
to be worth 100000, but wss mortgascd Tor upward
OF hall s value. and 10 WAS thought on Chsnse that
the real estate broke the firm.
George Comstock, dealer N provisions al No 80
Greenwich street, ailcd yesterday, aud made an as
sgnnont tor the bsuet Of has creditors 60 Gsorgs W.
Martha The main cause oil Inc failure VAS losses by
bad debts The liabilities are about $s, 900; the nom.
ina assets are placed at 0OO ihc actual value Of
A petition IN bankruptcy has been died against
creditors, whose claims mum smoun. to over sos ooo'
large portion OF the Indebtedness being
the result Of real estate transacton. Tue fol
lowing The claims OF the principal petition
ing oreditors:-New York Lilo lnsursnce Company,
$1,000 20; ManhaIt'a Lilo Insurance Company,
Sl5.4l; "a Thomas NJ. Wheeler, $,4,l7 %; COudart
brothers. $ll 500 49, First Nations bank ~ st4 81 :
estate oi Henry Brun,cr, 81 ISL 90 An 0ricr Ia
cause why he should not be adjudcatcd an involun
tary bankrupt has oson ssuea, returnabtc ou Sstur
day next
Louis b. Wagner, merchant Of Kingston, has
goue into voluntary bankruptcy In this CITY, having
liab,iuss amounting To $4,000 ana assets nominaiy
valued al Sl50oO. consisting OF property and ma.
chinery, all OF which are mortgagcd Tor their iul
value.
SIX creditors OF Harry Green, dsalor IN taiior's
trimmings at No 204 Church street, have nlca petit
on 10 nave him ADJ AN invoun iary bankrupt
The claims Of the pelitIonng creditors amount To
about 81, 50O
/. IN. matter OF stern Co.. shirt manufacture
AZ No. 10 hlte street, IN bnkrupcy, before Register
Dwight the firms composition oncr Of iorty cents
the dollar on liabilities o $t20,00O has 0sen with
Drawn, and Inc esLtte Will bs wound ny and settled
BY an assignee Ia bankruptcy The creditors opposed
tire compensation thinking taat tno assets warranted
nlty per cent hut they with probabe reaize less
than the auount offered by the hrin.
petition has been hlct by i've creditors oil Henry
Sirsei ~ nave him adiudtcaicd involuntary bank
rupt Among the c,a,,n. against him are tho follow
Signund Fscheuna, $Sv0i Isaac J. Schaman, 5000.
He has been ordered 10 chow Cause ON Inc 9tu
why ne should not bs antudicutcd.
William NJ. Giles & Co.. druggists, al No 45l sixth
avenue, who iacd u Japuary with liabilities
ing lo 500 0o0 offering 10 compromise st cents
the dollar
Joseph W. Lamb, OF No. 2l3 West Twenty nth
stres denies the report that no has aiied owing
$4,000
in the list of February failures, published on tho
2S,n ulI, Is that VI Suhan u Curry, No. S3l Eighth
avenue. Mr.. s. T. Curry the rty aong Dusi ucss at
tho above number, states emphaticniiy that he has
not Jailed and mat he Is not likely to iaiL
The schedule of William G. Farleigh, accompanyin ing
his assignment 10 JOhn e. Her,le filed In Tho
olco OF The Clerk OF the Court oi Common Pleas yes
erday. HIS debts arc sct down ~ Sl3 60o 10; his
nominal assets at $3'1v jS and his real assets NJ
| $1,000 81