The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-03
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
sEvERAL PETITION IN BANKnUPTcY
IxGs or CREDIroRa

SEVERAL PETI rIoSs IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ISGs OF CREDITORS &#
A petition In bankruptcy has died against the
Commercial Warehouse Company, formerly OF No. II
Broadway, by . number or the creditors Who desire
to have the estate wound up In bankruptcy. The
affairs Of the company have been managed by Mr.
john Bard receiver. Tor ovsr two years past The
total liabilities OF the company amounted 10 about
81 $50 700, Of which s2oOo.OOo due in Cuba and
$3.50, 900 in New York An order to show cause haa
been issued, returnabe on Saturday.
Emily Bloch and Mosos Bloch. composing the firm
OF 4. Bloch d SOU, man uisciurers OF cigars at No.
1914 Canal street. made an ssignment yesterday for
the benefit OF their creditors TO Julias Jonas The
business was started about twenty-five years ago by
Isaac Bloch, died In 1871 leaving the business ia
his vile and son, wno carried II on unsuccessfuly.
They recently have done general jobbing trsdo TO
wholesale grocers, and employed about one hundred
Lands their fact0ry al No. 37t Canal street. Ihsy
Gu med have capital oil about 80, 1000. At the
llme Of Mr.. Isaac BOGUS doatn there was about
$50 600 stock, cash and open NC cunts. with
asD.ednsss Of only about $500 Their iiaelitss
their assets will fully cover that amount Mira Bloch
owns house a. No. l62 Prince street. worth about
$1,000
benjamin jackson, formerly OF tho 6rm OF Jackson
Il Pratt, OF Columbus, Ca. has died voluntary petk
amount to about $4,000. nearly all Of winch wsrs
contracted III Columbus. He has no assets, M
assigned property valued Al $4,000 Tor the benedt
his creditors IN Columbus ia 1868
Oscar HaInmersleIn, editor OF the United Stdtez
Tobacco Journal has gone into voluntary bankruptcy
boiore Register Little Hc owes debts contracted
tobacco merchant HIS lisb,Iilics amount 10 about
$l0. $40, the Two largest creditors being A. l.. Q. L.
holt, IS 033 70, ana schroeder Brother, .524 o.
He mas assets
Merrick Myers & Elias Myers are 10 voluntary bank
rupicy before Register Dwight. having liabilities
amounting about 500 ana assets The iargest
claim 10 tnst oil Moses Hsnisin, 81. 000
Register Little has receved avoluniary psution In
bankruptcy ny William j. Gessner, builder, OF No.
226 East seventy nipth street. HIS troubles ths
part OF his Indebtedness on dsncsncy Of mortgages.
The total Liabilities amount TO about $I2S. 0O0 Of which
there are secured $iUo. 0OO ana occurred $40 U0G
The principal secured creditors are the Manhattan
Lilo Insurance Company, $35, 900; Bauk tor Say
ings. 3l3.500; Aetr0p0,itau Savings Bank, 81 1855;
Henry scnipper. $1,000; henry we,i $l1,O39 40;
Josephine GessDsr, 3l4 74i IS; NJ Oberhessr, SIS 200
Andreas Alder, $4,000 Among the unsecured credltora
are Maanus schwartz, 5000; 4. sweeney, So, OOO;
Samuel 4. Goodwin. 200. HIS ssse,s nomn IA
ninth street, valued At So, 900 and mor,ssged Tor
s. aoo "AA DA' '''D '0''''''''' ''a as0'' aus
Edwin Bennett, tea merchant, has MED a voluntary
petition IN bankruptcy. He was Interested with
Onoerdonk Augevino the Harlem tea dealer, and his
troubles the result OF making and indorsIng
tor the accommodation OF Augevtne, which were ds-
counted oy she banka His liabilities amount 70 sbous
$4,000, and he has no asscts Tho largest
secured creditor s Ida Jackson, whose claim for
$l6.6l2 90 II secured BY mortgage ON property at
seventh avenue and l2Slh street Among tae unse-
cured creditors the Irving National Bank So
oss i M.ss West sd'
A meeting Of the creditors oi 0ndsrdonk Angevins
was held &C the Office Of Register Dayton. seven
claims were proved .ss,:s.sns ABOUT $500 O.
Foster, $l0,64o -; Lewis w. Angevlne, sos
saugsrs Beers l. Fisher. $7.2S6 90; Cassidy l. Co.,
$1,000; Harlem Bank. $45o6 49, Asssrs: Abraham
SAUCER, Jr., and Y. e. Hazard elected assivnees
In bankruptcy.