The New York herald., 1878-09-18
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
THE sTicKNEY DErALcATIoS-cREDrToR AND

THE sTicKNEY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
DEBTORS PROCEEDINGS.
Tho firm OF Castucr, stckuey & Wellington, cxten-
sive dealers In this city and Phiiadelphs, are
temporarily financially embarrassed tho
defacatIop, at Fail River. OF Charles T. Stckney and
the unceriainty as to how lar the firm hero in
vowed. The creditors are all lcnent. however. and
strong hopes ore expressed that the firm VIII he en-
abled pull through difficulty. The extent oil tho
deIaIcaiion is not yet definitely known nor what
amount Tue nrm Is abic for account OF the opera
tons Of Stckucy, VINO had ul power sign tho
name. Unui THIS knowledge Is obtained the exact
condition. OF affairs cannot be known. The other part-
reported wostby and to be able to Withstand
heavy strain. Mr. Castner being estiEp worth at
least 100000 and Mr. wellington being re-
puled worm quarter of million Al
the Office OF the concern, In Trinity Building,
yesterday the representative In acndsncc said they
were cscnt engaged IN Gn weaving the web" and
could not therefore, give any deluitc ormaion as
TO now me hrm STOOD until II was learned how far
SuckBsy had involved them. "Wc bciicvc shall
como out s right no cont ned aud our creators
all w,Ilng TO AFFORD ns every iaciiity Tor straight
enipg oar affair. The cmparrassmcnt win be only
temporary, ar we are abundsuty able TO make all
losses good. i am goug to Boston myself ton ight
TO ny ana find out tho iull particulars as 10 lia
bity but the indications are that siickney hmscif
will not be Gble to throw much light the subject,
he rs mentally incapaciiatod. In any case, now
ever, We boIIcve that our creditors VIII not suer ssy
lOsf.' lhc irregularities OF Stckncy were q
pete surprise the trade here, he las always en-
Ivyed tho ocnndcRcc oil those whom be came IN
tact with
scnFDuLEs or BANKRUPT DEBTORS
The pettton ol Charles IL. Shelley, who recently
Kcpt the West Emu hoci at Fort Washington, has
been referred TO Register Dwight Tho liabilities ag-
gregae $4g 900, divided among 102 creditors, and his
assets, whca consist OF due deDts, are set down
500 Among tho principal claims are Isaac
Martin, sos, 4O6 IL; John n. uDuinghsn, So 391 "a
w. =. Corum n Go, 1857 50.
The petition OF Edward IA, Bunker, comm nission
merchant, No "a Beaver street, and late OF the rm
OF Bunker brothers, has been referred 10 Register
Dayton HIS liabilities amount to 337, 900 and he has
no assets. Among the creditors are Wnring n King.
$40 2ls 81; Tack Brothers, $500U Scnoper Brothers
$4,000; John ii. Cutnbsft, $4,000; James BRADY,
sl,52b
ihomas H. Morrow, Of the late nrm OF Morrow
Chamberlain n Co., VINO is voluntary bankrupt be.
tore Register Allen, has liabilities amounting to
49,. 3yO aud assets. The two principal creators
are wcis Fargo Co, S24 900, and Hail n Roswell,
S0,5H 20
inc petition OF John W. Crawford, mason builder,
No 236 West Thirteenth street, has referred TO
Register Dayton The schedules hlcd show liabilities
amounting TO about $1,000, and merely nominal as
scte.
chant been referred to Re. sister Ke,cbum Tor tho
necessary action. HIS Liabilities anonnt to So, 1O0
auu there assets he principal claim Is heId
by Charles r. Mattiage Tor 81, ,602 ~
MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.
A meeting OF the creditors OF ex-Assomb yman
Peter " oods aud his brotncr, John Woods who were
formerly IN tho paint business ON fhifd avenue near
Seventeenth street, was held yesterday at .he Office
showing total liabilities OF about sz1OG0. sixteen
dthts we're proved, nggfcEriin. =? 30 incudibg
tnotr 81 AhD,tson ietcc 4 tu., So 400 iS; Jonn y.
Uhyuartt 81 AZ " dnu iia1h,h - u.ouuah 500 ~.
There being no cOico Tor assignee John II. Plstt
appointed by the Register.
Az meeting OF The croditors Of Charles K.-Dsutsch