The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

REV. d. n. BEARDsLEY's BANKRUPTCY
cEEpINGs BEFORE THE REGISTER IN OTHER
MATTERS.
Roy. Demmon N Beardscy. OF the Church OF the
Holy Trinity, has been aijudicaied voluntary bank
rupt before Register Dwight He was formerly a
dealer In railroad supplies and was Interested in tho
National Railway; New York, Boston and Montreal
Railroad; New Jersey West Line Railroad, and the
North shore Railroad. Tho Liabilities amount to
about 900 and were contracted during the past ten
years. He lost = considerable amount various
railroad schemes, manly by endorsing tho
notes and checks OF the companies There
several judgments against him and he 10
also liable on deficiency 10 bond and mortgage.
The following the largest crsditors:- George
II. Smith, SIG, 1863; J. O. Hoyt, $1,000; Charles
NJ. Talman, $500; NJ. s. jacobson, $500;
G. S. Wood, s42sO; L. s. Caldwell, $1,000;
William J. Osborne, 81 600; Edwin Wost. $1,000;
w. II. Miller $1,000; q. r. shoiis. 81, 2s4 AZ; re-
ceiver OF the Loansrs Bank. 81 o0G HIS con-
sist OF a claim against the New York, Boston and
Montreal Railroad Company for s. 900; claim Tor
50 900 against Hasca G. Smith. for ties furnished the
Nat IA Railway, held by u. y. Caldwell 10 secure
his 81 y Tor legal services; Claim against ox-sherin
Brennan Tor $S27 D. Tor not returning an execution,
held by lhcinas NJ. Wyatt security tor his claim
tor legal so, vice.. and an Interest N an insurance
policy ot about $780, Register Dwight has called
meeting Of rue creditors to DC held on Apr 80 10
elect an assignee prove claimA
William Sparks, Of Harlem, formerly IN the coal
trade, has been adjudicalcd voluntary bankrupt,
his own pctiiion Ny Register Little HIS liabilities
amount TO S. 400 nearly ali Of which are Old
extending AS tar back as 1885 He has assets
ErnestC Hsgmaycr, dealer III cigars ~ No. 2, 292
Third avenue. has effected compromise with ms
creditors nj TWEEN yhvc cents the dollar, one-half
cash and tho balance IN notes NJ three months.
Inc examination into the affairs Of Mosciy Moody,
manufacturers Of paper collars ut No. - Howard
street. before Register Dwight been closed. There
was considerable opposition by The creditors TO hav
Ing the composiion resolutions Of fifteen cents Tie
dollar recorded. and the matter now goes to tho
Judge :or confirmation oil the composition.
ondcrdonK Augevinc, the Harlem tea merchant,
has been ndJudicatea involuntary bankrupt on the
petition Of fifteen creditors whose claims aggregate
ST. 3U eS tho has been referred TO Register
layton, who has called the rst mcel ing Of creditors
10 eject an assignee and prove claims, 10 Do held on
MayL
ruptcy against Leopold and solomon Herman, manu-
iacturer oil chidren's suiis formerly a. No 3l9 Canal
street, Who have been aoiudicalei bankrups on tho
peIition vi their credItora Tho first meeting VI
creditors has been called for May l.
Theodore Van Raden, OF the atc arm OF Scott Van
Radon, made application to Register Dayton yest.r-
day Tor his discharge from bank upcy, and, there
was no opposition on tho part OF the creditors, his
petition will DC granted.
me- ting Of the creditors OF Howard W. Coates real
estate broker at No. 81 Pine street. was held at tho
Office OF Register Little The schedules show liabili
lies anocntingt TO $l72 600 and no assets. None OF
tne creditors proved claims, and the Register
appointed John H. riatt assignee IN bankruptcy.
The creditors OF James Crough~eil, dealer IN dry
goods No. 2sI Third avenue met at the Office OF
Register Dwight Tho assignee showed surplus
SUFFICIENT 70 pay dividend oi nvo per cent, bot tho
meeting was adjourned pendIBg the examination OF
The bankrupt CONCERNING certain contcrtsd claims.
A. meeting OF the creditors OF David !. Rank,
lawyer. OF No zoo Brond~ay, held ut tue onicc OF
Register Alien, ak claims were proved, ngrregatns
sio OIL 90 OF when the largest wcrs those Of Mary
81. Rank Isl 65o) aud Henry Allen Ga, 1861. A. J.
kspp was cicct-d assignee IN bankruptcy.
Tho application OF Francis ). Wynkoop, retired
yarnish mAlLfacturer, Tor his discharge from bank
ruptcy came up before Register Dwight yesterday.
snd time was allowed the bankrupt 10 procure tho
assent OF creditors to his discharge.
before Chci Justice Day IN The Court Of Common
Pleas there argued AZ CONSIDERABLE length ycstcr
day motion made behalf Of Mcssrs Wheeler
Thomas other creditors Of john Bonner Co. TO
compel the assignee Of the bankrupt Arm 10 pay over
60 tbo creditors tile surplus moneys 10 his hands,
ktating that tier securities deposited with Mr. Bon
ncr bad been rtpIedgcd by him Tor loans aud were
sold By the pisdgcrs for than their losscs
thiei Justice Daiy, before whom the noton WAS
made, took the papers, resorving his decision.