The New York herald., 1878-07-04
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
VOLUNTARY PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY AND
cREDrrons' MEETINGS.

VOLUNTARY PETITIONS IN BANKRUPrcY AND
cREDrons' MEETINGS.
Robert Bogg, merchant tailor at No. 22S Fifth ave
nue. mas gone into voluntary bankruptcy before Regis
ter Allen. His liabilities amount to $20500 aud tho
nominal 70 about SO 7S4 consisting OF debts
due, s15,5l6 stock In trade 50, ass Il; cash. $3.50:
Axtures $500. Among the creditors arc the follow
ing:-wood Lowery 4 Co., slI,l53 50; W. S. Bogs,
sl,36o; +. s. Draper, $1,l77 II; P. Hifiyer Co.,
$2,172 40, and Lent K Branann, $1,000 "a
An effort Is beng made by the creditors OF Decker
L. Gates, bakers at No 140 Sixth avonus, to throw
them into bankruptcy, and petition Tor that purpose
has been fled by dve Of tho creditors whose claims
aggregate So 952 SO, as foiows:-W. r. Foster Co :,
Sc 453 III Charles Fowler 81 12o; Fielding. Brothers,
$697 90; II. Scignt Co. $500 "a, and Park riiord,
$29l 10. The order 10 show Why tho members
OF the firm should not be adjudicated baukrupts
been made rsturnable on July IT.
Henry L. Leach formerly dealer In coal at No. 404
East Thirty sixth street, has nled voluntary petition
in bankruptcy before Register Dayton having iiabi-
ties amounting TO 50. 100 and nominal assets. Tho
pr,ncpal creditors are the OF James Murphy.
1918 52 Charles DAVIS. 81, S62 60 aud Heissnbui-
Tel Il Wells 81 .l56 81.
ruptcy against Nelson Clements, OF No. SO Broadway,
VINO has been aduiioaIed IN nvoiuntary bankrupt
gate ssS ~ os as ioiows:J r. Jones, Sit, 900; 30
Wit Z. Wheeler, $4,000; L. D. Roudsbush, 1854 O4 |;
sv; ss Ksses S. g. as.sn nssiy
Attreii, Sis IS; p K Dickinson, $1,000; Gi.leu Il
stger ST. 900; Dauiel NJ. Giett, S400 and sophie dc
Viss.r, executr x, 80 200
Lorsnxo y. Newell and VIM. H. Smith, composing
the late nrm Of Newell Smnh, dealers In art ncial
flowers. NJ No. 524 81 oadway, recently made applics-
tion 10 Register Kelcnum for their discharge from
bankruptcy. Mr.. Newell WAS the principai In the
Newell divorce case, ana his wifc Anna appeared
tcrday aud through hcr counsel filed notice OF ap-
pearsnce IN opposition TO the discharge OF me hrm
Alfred T. Goodeli, manufacturer OF venecrs at No.
485 East Eighth street, made I'M assignment ycser
day for the benent OF his creditors Elias May. lie
succeeded the 6rn oi Lyman IL Goodeli about year
ago His assets are estimated ut upward OF $25, 900
mostly In real estate. Liabilities unknown.
The assignment, with schedule annexed OF Green
leaf W. Higlcy and Henry A. Hgley 10 Benjamin
Estis, was yesterday filed In The Court OF Common
Peas The labiiitles are stated at *3l 81 6l, nom
nai assets at 944 81 ana real assets ~ S27 IT,
Judge Larremore fixed the bond al $1,000.
MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.
At meeting oi the creditors ot Y. Stern 4 Co.,
shirt manufacturers NJ No 10 White street and at
Boston under the firm name OF s. A Becxhard Il Co.
Hicks, the assignee. Submitted his accounts, show
Ing balance OF $l79 944 49, DIVIDEND OF nltssn per
cent was declared claims proved TO tho amount OF
$92,300 60 The bankrupts ut the time OF Their
judicaton offered composition OF forty on tho
dollar, bat the proposition was not accepted by the
creditors
No. 3O2 East Fiitvsxth street, was ned yesterday
the Office OF Register Dayton rhe schedules prose nted
showed liabilities amounting to sol ,142, and six
iows:-EIlas FrIsabsra, sIl.o77 40; Henry Inner
$7S37 "a; Jobn feterken, 81 900; GotieO b. Bichcr
$63OO Henry Glass. $6240.i Louis Dunus 81, 432
james L. Flint and Franklin B. Howell, bankers
at No. 81 Broadway, who failed soma time ago
owing about sll4,U0O, made application TO Register
Fitch lor their discharge IRON 0snkruptcy yesterday
There was opposition on the part OF the Mercnan,s
aud Union National Banks oil Chicago, and the usual
time allowed IN which TO flo specifications.