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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY N. Y, June II. 1873
In tho Court OF Appeals Friday. June IA, present
Hon. SANFORD L. Church, Chief Justice, and asso.
ciates.
No la Lotus Wood, appellant, vs.. Charles +.
TONES and others, respondents. Was argued
by Iheo r. jackson tor appellant and John u. bergen
tor respondents II ,v,,.
No. 200 Francis 4. Payne respondent, vs. william
Wilson. implicated, &C., appellant-Arguea Dy anso.
y. Jackson Tor appellant; submitted ior responuens.
No. ISL. William a. Huestsd and another' Iespon-
dents, VS. Daniel Pingraham. Jr, appeila nt-Arguea
by Charles A. DAWSON for the appellant Danis' =
Barnard for respondents p..
No OIL Thomas Birkbeck, respondent, Va Edmuno
Ackro, 4, appeiant-Arguea by Herbert 1eonoy 'o'
appellant, and w. J. Welsh for respondent 49,
No $50 Edward G. Moran, appellant, W. oa.ua.
rine McLarty, i'm pleaded, &C., respondent Arsuoa
by Wnliam A. Coursen tor appellant, ana lhomss
Allison respondent
The following order was handed down.
Ordered That this Court the 2st day OF
June inst until Monday the 10th day Of Septemos.
NJ ana thar new eaendar ne maas lot ~, sh
calendar will transferred I" the new cAenuas
nled with cerx before the "a oil sepsem
Der next
CALENDAR. -
The day calendar Tor MONDAY. Junc ~ - ns io'
lows:-Nos. ESQ., "a, 2S4, 272. 24s. 267 27s and zSo
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THE COURTS.
New Law as to Appraisement
of Estates.
UNFORTUNATE SPECULATION
Another Victim Of Instalment
Sales Seeking Redress.

decision Of considerable importance was rendered
by Surrogate Calvin yesterday being the first judicial
Interpretation OF passed this year IN reference
the appraisng and distribution OF the estates OF IN
testates. Tho matter came before the Court on
motion, among other things, 10 make distribution OF
the securities belonging TO The estate oil the lato
RichaId +. Carman. II appears that proper appii-
cation appraisers appointed In pursuance oil the
new act, who made ana died their report to which
objections were fled. By that report It appears that
bonds and mortgages were appraised AZ less
than thor face value, Notwithstanding the mortgagor
and bondsmen were found to BIO solvent while several
such bondsmen were reported mot known" as 10
their soIvency The Surrogate In deciding the motion,
sayst Is apparent from the report that the apprais
crs have taken into account In their estimate oil the
value of tho securities oaly the estimated value Of
tho real covered by the mortgage without
gard to the liability over against tue mortgages on
their bonds" In tins he holds they arc clearly In
error, aud the liability and sovency vi the mort
gagors constitute material element IN the determt-
nation OF value OF the securities. Tho opinion
further says:-.A more embarrassing aud doubtful
question 70 DO cousidered IS, whether such an APP
praissl Is 10 DO regarded made under tho super
aud subject TO the confirmation Of tho Surro
gate and II So authority Is to DO exercised
but il that when the Surrogate is author
ixed 10 appoint persons 10 perform duty ne must
oil necessity have tho implied power 70 direct aud
revise their conduct This proceeding presents some
serious difficulties, because the statute makes pro-
PLY for this Court, W chapter 500 OF tho Laws Of
1870. section the Surrogate oil TINS county may up
point reteroc 70 take testimony as to the facts In
relation to auy proceeding IN tins Court subject to
confirmation OF their report and that The appraisers
may appointed referees Tor the purpose OF taking
such testimony us they may deem necessary to pos
sess themselves oil the facts noediui for Intelligent
and lust determination OF the questions referred 10
lhel.u The opinion concludes by saying that AN or
coniormabc 10 the foregoing suggestions may BIO
presented the Court Tor settlement on two days
notice TO the respective parties.
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In the year 1872 Jacob N. Duncan and Others pos
sesssd OF inventive genius and enterprise embarked
In the project of transporting Deef from the South
10 the Northern markets. the preservation OF which
during tho voyage be by means Of patent re-
frgeratoE They chartered the ship Francis Wright
and had her fitted up to make voyage with u cargo
from Galveston TO Philadelphia by way OF Key West.
The charter party contained the ordinary guarantees
OF inc seaworthine OF the vessel. On the voyage
ORDER SO that twenty-six out OF hun
bred aud forty -iour had to be plugged up.
patentee OF the Ueef freezing apparatus, who was
tho captain Of the vessel TOR the voyage, began
get under this state OF affairs and refused TO
proceed unless the engineer would guarantee that no
moro tubes OF the boiler would burst until tho ship
had reached Key West The engineer would guar
ing TO guarantee that the engine perfectly
vceable tor the remainder Of This the cap
refused to receive. put back into Galveston aud
by OF the delay, a. he alleges, aud
also the leakage or not water from the
boiler, the beef became spoiled ana worth
less. Alleging that tho vessel was unseaworthy, and
that thereby the charter party had been violated the
Ut the beet brought suit TO recover its value,
ana nbeisd in~ vessel. The camo up recently
before Judge Hunt IN the Admiralty branch oil the
United States Circuit Court both on the law and facs
and q decision rendered by MIN yesterday. He
holds mat the OF the charter party meant
worthine for ordinary voyage not for an exraor
dpary one, experiment, as this seems 10 have
been that the testimony owed the boiler to
plugged, and act OF the captain IN turning the
ship back Galveston was AN unnecessary precau.
t,ou. He concludes his opinion In tho by diS-
missing The libel against the vessel
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Board OF Apportionmcnt yesterday AUTHORISED
the ISSUE Of city Park Improvement Fund stock B
tho amount OF s25, 900.
Tammany officials In the various department.
around the City Hall exchanged mutual congratu+
lions yesterday In consequence Of the defeat OF 10
Public Burdens bill Many OF their salaries cannl
DC tampered with this year by tho Board OF Apporot
mcnt
Dock Commissioner vanderpoers hat which COZ
tanned n certified check Tor $780, placed In the nns
was yesterday taken by mistake IRON a table IN W
Mayors once. The hat was afterwnrd returned via
tho check intact
The lease OF the franchise OF the Roosevelt suct
ferry was yesterday sold by Comptroller Kelly TO ~
New York Ferry Company for the sum Of -, 500 a.
nually. Tho same company purchased thS lease n
Lhs dock propssv for $4,000 ysah
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MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

A meeting OF the creditors OF James Mcagher,
builder, was held yesterday a. she ofco OF Register
Dwight Schedules were presented showing iiab-
tios amounting to $685. OF which $3s0,O0O
cured Only three claims, for $4,000, were proved,
and the election OF assignee was postponed.
The creditors OF Thomas II. Chambers Il Son, man.
utac,urors of pianos at No. 900 Fourth avenue met
yesterday at tho Office OF Register Kelchum, and
elected Frederick 5. Waite assignee. Five ciaima
were proved, aggregating s., 1863 IS, as iolows:-
Young Mons Christian Association, So 43i "a; John
j. sutton, $2,473 "a; East River National Bank,
$i,7A; estate OF John H. POWER $3.50; r. y. Ham,
Al = meeting Of tho creditors OF Jacob N. Hrscn-
born held AZ the Office OF Register ketchum, John d.
Plat was appointed assignee.
meeting OF The creditors OF Adolph Causscn,
sugar agent No. % Pearl street, was held at the
olcc OF Register Fitch, aud schedules were presented
snowing liabilities amounting TO $49. 600. DULY
claim flied by Matthew Byrnes Tor $4,000 and
Mr.. Byrnes was elected ass,gnee
The creditors OF William j. Byrnes, builder who,
together with his brother, Matthew Byrnos, owes
kiOO 0OO met the once OF Register Fitch, proved
claim Tor ss4,o7l 20 ny Matthew Byrnes, ST., and
At meeting OF the creditors Of George carragan,
late treasurer Of tho Ten Eyck Axe Manufacturing
Company, the oico OF Register Allen, two claims
were proved, and John H. Plat was appointed as
sgnee. The schedules showed liabilities amounting
to So 500.
OF william g. Moore, formerly OF the nrm OF Acrton,
Butcher * Moore, who kept the Bulls Head Hotel
schedules showed liabilities amounting TO 1885,, 900,
but only ono claim was proved by the Harlem Bank
for 81, 3l3
Castle Co, dry goods merchants formerly Mt No 90
Howard street. met NJ the oiice VI Register Dwight
Tho schedules showed Liabilities amounting 10
$l97 000 four claims were proved Tor 81 33S l3 and
owen Murphy was elected assignee
Tho creditors OF james and Wilbur N. Wickham,
produce dealers. tno Office OF Register Dwight
aividend oil fifteen cent declared Tor claims
proved 10 the amount OF 81 900
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The suit Of Rose Lisle against Gardner & Bache, OF
Niblo's Garden, tho facts OF which have been pub.
I,shed was before Judgo Parker nj Jefferson Market
Distrct Court yesterday. Tue set down Tor
the 10Th inst for trial. Mr. G. A. Lane appears for
Tho planlin aud MessrA howe Il Hummo Tor tho
Defendants
Tho trial Of David Marsh tor receiving stolen goods
having, alleged, purchased large quantities OF spool
cotton and needles from Daniel ). Hall, OF Pearl
street, which he knew to have been stolen,
tuued yesterday IN tue Court OF General Sessions
fore Judge Gldorslsove. Alter hearing tho evidence
OF Hail. who is aso under indctment as TO the sale
OF ne so en- properly, an adJournment was had until
Monday next.
A negro named George smith, hf.y Hour years Of
age. who entered the residence OF BoamaD. No 123
Finh avenue, tue 10th OF March last and stole sill
verwars valued at $50. pleaded guilty yesterday IN
the Court OF General Sessions apu was sentenced by
Judge Giidcsieevo to our years In the state Prison.
inc investigation tue alleged violation oil tho
Election Law by President Foshsy and superintendent
Newell, Of tho seventh Ave.ue ana broaaway Hail.
road, charged win having attempted 10 influence the
votes Of the employees OF the road In counecton with
me Bixby -Eccies,Dc contest last November, Will be
taken up anew ny tho Grand jury ON Monday next
Jvnn Reilly, Thomas blessing and Patrick McGrog-
giu. who are imprisoned Tor being concerned IN tho
mi rder OF Policc oliccr samuel sherwood, wore
ragpcd before Judge Lawrcnes, os writ OF habeas
corpus, yesterday, sued out w their counsel Howe
Hummsl. II having boon insima'ed that Coroner
next Mr.. Hummcl applied Tor a postporencnt OF
tho hearing until Tuesday next which was assenlod
10, and tho prisoners remanded
Joseph Watson. seventy years old, entered the
taurant Of AIviu Alton, No 74S sixth avenue and
presented check Tor $40 on tho National City Bank
OF Brooklyn In payment OF nifty cent order Tho
check, winch bore The signature Of l.. McCapn, was
worthless aud the old man was arrested tor forgery
Tho accused wncn arraigned yesterday Tor trial by
Assistant District Attorney Bell peaded guilty. Judge
Gidorsleeye. IN view Of the advanced aye oi The prs
ouer the fact that he not professional GRIM
ina imposed the comparatively ngnt sentence OF SIX
months In the Penitentary.
Mcssrs. Obrig Co., bankers and brokers, brought
AMI M IL.
ana DINERS, the alleged railroad FOND iorgers, 10 re-
cover IS, 100 CANNED 10 nave been paid upon por-
OF the bonds forged by the deioudants. JUG.
ment was ob,aned, as Is claimed without the kbow-
edge oil the DESCENDANTS, and a motion was made yes.
terday before Judge Lawrence, IN supreme Court,
chambers. to set aside the Judgment some rather
conaoting a1laavim were presented IL VA claimed
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INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY.

HEAVY LOSSES THROUGH REAL ESTATE INVEST
MENTs-PRoBABLE WINDING UP OF THE CON-
GERM.
Washington D. Williams Special Master In Chan.
Gerry yesterday filed with Chancellor Runyon, OF Now
Jersey his report of tho condition OF the affairs OF
tho International Trust Company, OF Jersey CITY.
rms Institution chartered a life insurance com.
pany. as we'll as a bank Of depos., and OF lho
Investments shown on the examiners report were
taken during the continuance OF tho ITO insurance
business prior TO 1872, when that branch was
closed by transfer TO tho United States Lie Insur-
Company and since then the business conducted
by the institution was simply receiving deposits aud
making loans on coliateras aud mortgages Tho
busiuess was not conducted q savings bank and
there are no Investments OF tho kind savings bank
10 required 10 hold. capital stock having been
paid IA the directors considered themselves entitled
10 act as private banking institution aud loan
any KIND Of security they chose, with the Wow that
any loss would iai necessarily on The stock and not
affect depositors The depression real estate has
been gradually diminishing tho assets ever since
stock, aud probably considerable loss on deposits.
In February last the directors OF the bank app
cation TO tho Chancellor setting form that while Their
books showed an apparent surplus OF $780, 900 over
their liabilities 10 depositors u would DO 10
pay all claims on demand at that time w,noul great
sacrInce endangerng their ability pay In full Tho
examiner mas worked since February aud hls report
med YESTERDAY, shows the aotua, liabilities amount
which So, 100 are secured and must be paid
Ia iull being loans due the United States
Insurance. company and the Second National
Bank OF Jersey City. There are some contingent liza
biiitics ON guarantees which may never amount TO
anything aud arc not taken into account The assets
At their present estimated values are as follows:--
Mortgages .......................... $4,000 90
Real estate OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6j,5O0 %
Bills receivable and balances due on stock
subscriptions ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1880 o.
furniture, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 w
Accrued interest TO January 1, collcctabc. 5037 O3
Cash. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 7,02S 0l
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. si4e sa5 oe
- The mortgages arc on property IN Oswego, N. r.,
fonkers, NJ r., ana westicId, N J. The real estate
CONSISTS OF property when tho bank mas bougnt In
foreclosure and 10 situate IN Oswego aud Wcstchester
county, N. X, Bethlehem, Pa, and Unlvn county, N.
u H. ~ probable that receiver will be appointed W
ms ChAnoslloe
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REAL ESTATE.
The following sales wsro made on the Real Estate

Exchange yeetsrday:-
wISASs AND DAVIS
william r. Dixon. referee Foreclosure sale OF the
houses with lot 25x92 10. No. 24o Elizabeth st..
w. L.. 1874 II. Of Houston ST. TO plaintiff $500
L. WILLS
Novtgace sale lot. 25x 100. the n. q. OF East
l44th a.. 500 n. o. OF b av. also two lots each
Morrssn in 10 plaintiff :. 1900
Also assignec's sale oil n plot OF land, 74SxlO,
irro rular. on the w. s. of Berrisn av. and one lot,
s Sa. as Da 50 sss ON map Of 1000
MksIER.
John H. Barbour, referee Foreclosure sale OF four
lots eacl4 25xl25 on Alexander av., u w. corner
Of southern boulevard. also two LOTS each 25xlu9.
on Clifton av n. w. corner Of l49th st. also four
lots each 25xiOb. Clifton av n. ". corner OF
I4S:h st. sso two lots, each 25xlOJ. n . OF lfsth
st $50 IT, W OF Clifton NV. also four lots, each
25x273 clifton av. n .. corner oil i4Itn ST.;
also four lots. each 25xlOo. ON clifton av., n.
Garner OF l46th also two lots, zach 25x lou.
Clifton av ". corner Of l47th st.. and four lots.
each o5x2to = OF Is6th ST.. 100 10. w. or clifton
ay running through to i47th 81 all to pAintih 374O
20
Total So, 40
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STEAM WHISTLES ON THE METROPOLITAN ROAD.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HxRALD:-
Tho residents OF the upper part OF the city In tho
vicinity SIKH protest against the use OF tho
steam Whistles night and morning BY tho Aetropo-
tan Elevated Railroad. certain amount of noise
- necessary IN running trains, but nuisance Of
this character should BIO stopped at by the off,
cals oil the road Another nuisance - the allowing
gang Of men and boys with uquilinA noses 70 smoke
vile cigars and vlsr cigarettes tho trains, without
any regard to tho presence OF ladies.
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

[Nork-Letters intended for this column must DO
panied by the writer's iul name and address 10
insure attention. Complainants who are unwilling 20
comply with this rule simply waste limo In wiring
Write only on one side OF the paper.-Ep. hxRALpI
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for the motion that A. H. Purdy. who had been an
attorney Ia case, compromised the judgment with
out proper authority. This Mr. Purdy empnatically
denied stating that pursuant TO agreement, he paid
to Messrs. Obrg Co. IS. 900 on the Judgment. and
rotaincd the balance for hts services and disburso
menls. Judge Lawrence took the papers, reserving
hts decision. t8
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HOT GOALS ON THE METROPOLITAN ROAD.
To THE EDITOR HERALD
AS was passing through Church street, between
Fulton and yesey Streets Wednesday, was greatly
annoyed by the falling upon my head and clothing.
of cinders from the engine of train passing upon
the Metropolitan Elevated road Cannot this ev. be
correctedf SUFFERER
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Tho following statement showing tho real estate
transactions recorded In the Registers oce June L.
1878 Il obtained from Augustus T. Docharty, Deputy
Register
$50 IT, s 2, c.s 81 s.. a2sioo .s;xs slse
Grear to Gtenvils a. Nissan. Nom.
sa sp; Z. rs s7s " o. ssh s ss sVs a
A. Kissam and wife TO sos.pn "a, 3 S,s1r Nom
lar Edward j. Brown aud wife TO wm H. Law -
Madison ssnss .y vs.. a7a X n Of 10Th ST. 7isg5:
Amos Dwight and others to solomon BelImann Nom.
90 ioc IS Abraham W Godfrey aud vile MaryJ.
EDWARD Kipasiics aud wife TO Henry y s.wa.. $4,000
Metrger and husband to Anthony suyth. ~ 100
sss Eas. ,se ia7 James Rowe and wife to 600
ash s,ea a.ey to cs 81 sss ay fssss sn
4sin ss $: aa5 Il, Of 10Th .v a5xio6S; John
77. 70 psni Isl r. & 81 Ia a. a51i0 sarah
4, ore "as g. 81 , % n AIRY s jaime:
rx ran'r ss s@s r ns No. is sa wsi c l.
Msrson 70 ed Ec.a-a sci ss 10 Helen IL sell. oa
Lewis e. Hsse Wi. 20 George Mo.le.. =. $1,000
fslssn 20 Kashsrins Wi.smann. -. 10000
'Ss las s, u T. ca;ry 20 Fanny fssa Nom
Be,huno =, CORNER Of Yves, st. i,S n,,
Trust company @'oo
AIMED, Bernard and wife, 10 EllIaSeth ziegler. ".
OF Ridge 81 OF stanton st. years.. $500
Baae. Claus and vile. 10 EDWARD Smith, q g. Of
West l., n Of Murray st; years 49,. 80. -. 1000
no 1911 years 1000
BeIlnaun, saismon and vile, TO Mary A. Davis. W.
Of II aaisSn av n OF 10th 81 5yssrs......... $1,000
same same, W. .. VI Madison av n. OF 10th st.
years. ..:.................. -. 1900
same same, w. g. Of Madison av., n. OF 10Th st.;
years ...........,............. ... 80. 1900
Same same, ". OF Madison sv., n of75th st..
same to same. ". s. Of Madison .v. y. ot7s,h sts
same 70 same, W s. d Madison av. n Of 10Th
years. ouo)
Bernheimer. Abraham, to Louis JosephthAl and
Others " or 9th av.. Of 56sh ysars...... 1900
corner Of Isl aud 7oth ~ months. -. 1850
Bruning, Charles to william hall, s. OF 25th st..
Cook. Valentine and wife, to Annie A. Deviin, =.
OF 18th OF 9Th NV. years 49,. ooOO
Deitsch, Johanna aud husband, 10 AdoIph l.. San
ger, s. OF 3Vth Vt, W. Of I'd ay 3montbs.... $500
Dckei, Charles W.. 10 AshDel IA. Barney. o. o. 56th
ST. O. Of 7th av instaimepts ........ ...... 1900
Adrian, OF Hestsr st., 9. Of Ludlow st. year 1000
son, a. = Of as,h ST. w. Of oh svs yesrs.... $4,000
McCrum, Mary L. aud husband, 10 sarah III. Powell,
OF 77tn st., Q. OF I'd av months 1000
Smith, Anthony, 10 Bertha Metsgor, n a Ut SOth st.,
West, Bradley a Gary Manufacturing Company 10
iyear. eooo
ASSIGNMENT or nORfoAoks.
Moore, Hugh urustee). TO smcs Mstthews.. " SOC
sands, Manon to Mahon sanas texecutorl 71Uy
Williams. Henry j. texecutor). TO John kean
urusteel dated 1884,. S,l32
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WHERE is HE I?

To rHx EDITOR HERALD
What has become of w. A. Butler, the receiver oil
tho Manufacturers and Builders BankY What Is he
doing? Thus far be paid only Gfy per cent TO the
deposItors and We got no Information regarding
future dividends. DEPOSllOh
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LIE pRrsEnvERs ON PLEASURE BARGE

To EDITOR THE HgRALD:-
Is there way OF compelling the owners OF excur-
sion barRes TO furnish enough life proservers IN case
OF the sinking OF one OF those vessels
During the summer mouths those barges are crowded
with passengers, and not over dozen prcservers can
be found board. ID. d.
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MASONIC TEMPLE BONDS.

On the Real Estate Exchange yesterday Ludlow b
Co sod by order Of receiver Of the BuildingMs-
serial Company $500 nrst mortgage coupon bonds
esnh
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

THE CROWDED ROAD 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MENTs AND PETITIONS.
The Hrm OF Charles Scott Il Co., importers Of white
goods al No. 304 Canal street. mado an assignment
yesterday for the benefit OF the creditors to William
S. Taylor. Tho firm organized 10 1850 and failed
during the crash Of 1857 Charles Scott the senior
partner died in 1870, leaving property valued as
500 600, which was allowed 10 remain In the business
unti July, 1876, when $50 600 was withdrawn snce
then the business has been carried on by william
Scott, james Dunn ana John Haowcil. Their iiaoih-
ties estimated at upward OF $3.50 ooo nearly al OF
which is duo IN Europe. The cause OF the failure vas
shrinkage IN values, depreciation In stock ana oad
debls Tho consist OF stock in TRADE and out
standing accounts, upon which no estimate can be
placed ut present The assignee said yesterday that
ne had commenced making up the books and taking
au account Of stock ana the affairs IN sucn
condon that he could not give any statement as %
tho exaS, aS'es ou. ne au ~
in New YORK city and the amount would not exceed
$4,000, all the rcst oeng due to the European houses
from whom they i'm ported lheir goods
John schappert. OF the late frm OF schappert
Schlachter, bankers. at No. 20 Second avenue has
Ton HIS liabilities amount 10 S2l2, $780, oil whicn
$l22 $50 ny mortgages on real estate Nos
street, No. 81 spring street, Nos sl5 to S2s East
TWENTY and Nos. I'll, 2l3 ana Zl0 MOL
street Tho greater portion OF the Indebtedness 10 on
account OF money deposited with the firm and on
mortgage denc,encies The following are the secured
credil0rs:-Germania Lille insurance Company,
SIS 600: estate oil James Roosevelt, $4,000; Mr..
McEvoy, $4,000; Abram 5 Hewitt, s1o,o5o; Jo-
Sl3, 500: Louis Brandt. $4,000; Chares +. Miller,
$500; Jonn Hare. S5,0oo; samuel I. Reynolds
$4,000 Ferris estate, $4,000. Among the unsecured
creators Jean Bamosrgsr si774o; Christian onn
Wyman, $l4,279 70; theresa Scnapport, $4,000;
Morris Fronman, $5775 SO; Mechanics and
RAIDERS National Bank. 50. l1o 40; Nansz z Ferris
IS 74S 40: assignee oil Peter Zimmerman, 50 Az "a
Clarence H. Schreym 81 500 AZ. Tho assets consist
OF houses and lots at No Al Lewis and Nos. SlS and
o,n rh, ed q al
S4S, 900; promissory notes. nominal valuo $4,000,
and stock In the East Pennsylvania insurance Conn
pany and the Germania Slate Company, par value
$54, 800. -
Calvin Stevens, Plowdon Stevens and John W.
Stevens lumber Dealers at the loot oil West Forty.
eighth street, have been adjudlcated bankrups in the
petition the TWO first named parties, and the case
has referred TO Register Fitch. The hrm labii-
ties amount $4S. 000 oil which $33 800 are Sc
cured by bond and mortgage. Among the second
creditors are 4. j. Cnristy, IS 600; Franklin SAVINGS
Bank, SIS. 600; J. Is. Scnneck's sons, 81 S00 J. f.
Wyckon 81, 500; Kasper Eugert, $500 the largest
unsecured creditors Walter L. Cutting, executor
81. 600: receiver OF the Fishklll National Bank,
$3l67 40. The assets merely nominal