The New York herald., 1878-07-09
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

ADDITIONS TO The CATALOGUE or BANK
RUPrCIEs REDIroRs' MEETINGS AND AP-
PoINTMENrs OF AssIGSEEs.
The failure OF s. w. Baldwin 4 Son, dealers In
leather at No. Ferry street, 10 reported They
have been in business for about twelve years. but
were embarrassed by real estate with which the
senior partner was loaded down, and this Is the main
cause OF their failure They have made great deal
OF paper, which was quoted ~ fifteen per cent.
They are unable at present TO give any particulars
10 the amount OF liabilities or value Of assets. The
assets consist largely OF real estate In New Jersey
Charles c. Yeaton, formerly agent OF the Papyro-
graph Company, No. a. Murray street. has gone into
voluntary bankruptcy before Rsgister Dwight Hs
liabilities amount TO $54, 900, all OF which
cured, and he bas The principal creditors
are N. T. Porter. So 1856 Az DR.. H. H. Binge, ST. 500;
A. L. Mcdonald, S54lS 10; Mr.. Perry, 81, 75o; Con-
gressman Muller, So 100; receiver OF the Ocean Ma
tonai Bank, So 900; orange Juad Co, 81 loo; Papy
Iograph Com pany SIS 800 aud Albert Alden s. 447 II
Register Lutte has received voluntary petition
bankruptcy by CHRISTIAN i. Deiavan, real estate
broker OF No. 80 Nassau street, who mas liabilities
amounting TO x4l,0i6 IS. Among inc creditors are
Charles II. Deiavan, $24 U29 O7; william Ii. ANDERSON,
So,2l9 "; Commercial Un'on ASSURANCES Company.
$1,000 aud SUIT bond signrd wih Eiljan Aili.er
ana Richard ID. Anger, as agents oi the company.
dc has no asseta
Register Fitch has adjudicatcd Christopher John
son. liquor dealer, voluntary bankrupt on his own
pctitiou with liabilities amounting 10 ST. 100; The
largest creditors being r. W. Engs Co., 81 $40 So
a. Robbins Co, $l325, and X. B. Roosevelt, 000.
He has no asseta.
MEETINGS or CREDITORS.
The creditors oi Benjamin Leerburgsr, dealer In
watches a. No. % John street, met yesterday the
office OF Register Ftcn confirmed the composition
oI ntteen cents the dollar.
At meeting oil the creditors OF Vogel L. Reyn olds,
dealers IN glassware at No. 55 Murray street, held
yesterday ~ the Office OF Register Pitch, schedules
were presented showing liabilities amounting 10
$ll OOO, and Charles d. DuelI elected siguee
Register ketchum yesterday, at the meeting OF tho
creditors of lliam II. Peck dealer ia straw goods,
appointed John Il. Platt assignee IN bankruptcy.
a meeting OF the creditors OF Eugene McCarthy,
contractor, at No los East 1l9tn street, held yes
tcrday at tue office oi Register Fitch, and sched
were presented showing Liabilities amounting TO
$4,000 John II. Piatt was appointed assignee
At n meeting of the creditors of Eagar Williams,
estate broker formerly business with late
Register Little LOUIS J. StIch was elected assignee.
Ine schedules showed liabilities am ounting TO about
$l25, 900.
BANKRUPfs SEEKING DISCHARGES.
Walliang u. Greanee, formerly II uealcr In notions,
made appiicat0n recentiy to Register Little for his
discharge from bankruptcy ana tho matter came up
yssterday. Opposition was entered on the part VI
creditors and tho usual time was allowed IN which 10
Tile specifications OF objcctlOna
The application OF John Phelps, dealer In combs,
ruptcy, came up osi0re Register Ftcn yesterday. As
there was opposition The part OF the creditors
his petition VIII be granted.
Register Fitci yesterday reported favorably the
application ior discharge from bankruptcy OF Gabriel
Schwab dealer In novelties NJ No 12S Church street,
there being no opposition by the creditors.
In The matter ot tho application OF George hoffman
for ms discharge from bankruptcy, before Register
Fitch yesterday, there was no opposition by the cred
itors and he petition Will be granted.