The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-21
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
PROCEEDINGS IN BANKRUPTCY -cREDIToss'

i PROCEEDINGS IN BANKRUPTCY -cREDlToss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
| Emil SchalK, of the firm OF Emil Schalk Co,
petroleum brokers' at No so Beaver street, has iaed
| and has been aojudcated a voluntary bankrupt oy
Register Dwight His liabilities amount to Sll4ooo
| OF which there are secured $1,000. The secured
creditors the Central Bank, OF Pttsburg $1,000;
Caroline Fauvrc, $4,000; Charles Pratt Il Co.. $4,000;
Gustavo Keye, $1,000; Withhold 4 Maisey, $1,000;
Mr.. Munger, $780, Tho following arc the principal
unsecured crcditors-Emma Schak, $4,000, Tor
money loaned Standard OIL Company, Sl2. 600; Gold
and Stock Telegraph Company $4,000, dis
putod claims for the OF instruments,
suit being pending W. L. Foster $500;
Edward Selma, $1,000; Charles Pratt 81 600 on &C.
commodation paper. His assets consist OF onc-haf
interest in the Pittsburg Tar Chemical Works OF
Allegheny City, mortgagcd TO the Central Bank OF
Pttsburg for 800; seven shares OF the Great no
public Gold and Silver Mining Company Of Virginia
value unknown. and debts due $4,SO0 nominal
| value. Mr. Schalk resides at PIermont, n Y
| Joseph A. Keeting, who resides at No $50 Second
| avenue has been adJudicated voluntary bankrupt
| by Register Dayton His liabilities amount 10 only
$3.50 20, OF which 81 800 are secured by bond and
| mortgage Among the creditors arc NJ. Apgar, Sc
cured, 81 600; A. B. Do Freese, $2,335 II Rachel
Keetina IL s65 His assets consist OF half interest
IN twenty-three lots New Utrecht L. l., put there
| Is equity over the mortgage
| Register Fitch has received voluntary petition in
| ban kruptcy by Aaron Il. Reed, who has liabilities
| amounting to $4,000, all unsecured and no assets.
lhe largest creditor is John J. Budd, whose claim
| julius Bcrnheim, anufacturer Of feathers at No.
| 90 Greene street. has been ad1udicatcda voluntary
liabilities amount to 500 342 SO, OF which there
secured s6,42a The assets are nominaliy about
So 000, consisting o:-Stock. S227S; open accounts,
$500; notes. 029 49, The following are the prin-
cipal creditors-A Zeimer, ,5ll AZ Tcutonia say
secured; Aaron ClaAn 4 Co., slo3o; Emil Gallon,
931 81; siaor Cohnteld 81, 6ll Al; Nicols Grau,
| S2,Sl2 10; s. Zeimcr 81 GAG.
/ CREDITORS PETITIONS IN BANKRuPrCY.
William y. Hanson, VINO kept restaurant at NO
Ball place, has been adudicated an involuntary BANK
tho petition OF eleven creditors, and the case
has been referred TO Register Dwight 10 take iurther
proceedings, HIS liabilities to about $50 900,
and tho Claims Of the pctitcnng creditors aggregate
SS,6s0, the largest being the following Den
nett. 50 400; James McCanshn, $500; John Hau-
son. S95O Samuel Valentine, s257; stephen d. Patar-
son, 500; Amos r. Hanson, 500.
A petition IN bankruptcy has been filed against
George IL. Scott real estate auctoneer, at No 81
Pine street, ny twenty creditors whose claims aggre-
gate SIS $780, The largest claims being those OF William
N. scott, $500; BENJAMIN +. kaynor, $500;
An effort is being made by number OF the creditors
of Joseph Mercy Co., manufacturers OF hats at No
| II Greene street and Ut Newark, throw the firm
into bankruptcy, and petition for that purpose has
been died W Blumcns.el & Ascher, who represent
nine creditors having claims aggregating $33 433 o.
| which as foIlows:-Martin Bates, Jr., Co.,
S. 500 as; Sylvester Brush Son. $5,s26 90; Hitch
& Co., s. 100 10; 7. Robinson Co., ST. s01 IS; James
Brand, 81, 69S S4 Jacob Garch .rother 81 $50 sS;
| Q. NJ. Van Baur, 81, 30S IS; Asel 4 King, $500 So
! MgxTIxGs CREDITORS.
! "A meeting OF the creditors Of Abraham Smith
Schedules we're presented loving liables amount
Ing 70 $s anu claims were nea aggregatlng 600
| was elected assignee in bankruptcy.
THO creditors OF George H. Baytes, dealer In prod.
uco No. 25s Washington street, hold meeting yes
tcrday at tho oiIce OF Register Ko.chum six claims
| were Proved aggrcgating 81, S02 20. and Hosea n,
EDWARDS was elected assignee IN bankruptcy.
| At meeting Of tho creditors OF Adam Keim dealer
In wines at No. Is Bowery, hold yesterday, at the
Office of Register ketchum, u majority of tho credi.
tors accepted composition al niteen cents on tho
meeting OF tho creditors OF Edmund J. Bramhall
was held yesterday at the Office OF Register Alien.
tho schedules presented showed abililies mountng
to $37. 359 9S and nominal assets, and ave claims
wore proved aggregal'ng $50, 2s7 50. Of which the
$l7.s55 O4; Thomas Perkins, Jr., sl2032 70; William
+. BALDWIN, 81, 600. Edward g. Christie was elected
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
Register Allen yesterday received o warrant In
| broadway, who has been adjudcatcd tho petition
| Of hts creditors His liabilities amount to 900
David X. hobart, dealer In window glass at No. los
Reaao street. made an assignment yesterday for tho
| benefit OF his creditors 10 James W. McCuiioch. He
sesres & Co. in August, 1875. He recently allowed
note Tor $l94 TO go 10 protest which ho had given to
A. 5. Taylor q Co who Jailed some time ago, and
ABOUT which there was dispute. His Liabilities
small
Henry W. Grass, manufacturer Of cigar boxcs at
No. 55 Columbia street, made assignment for the
benefit Of his creditors yesterday 10 Henry Behi ems
He has been business Tor eight years, and recently
gave chattei mortgage on tho machinery for $500.
| Theresa FriedIunder, manufacturer vi iaces No.
332 Canal street. who made assignment for the
bcn9nt OF her creditors to Morris Goodhar has Tia
bintiss amounting TO upward oil $l2 OOO The assets,
| which consist OF stock, machinery aud book
counts valued at about So 900. She has been In
business for about nvc years, her husband having
faiiod previous TO that time. She claimed capital
OF ST. 0OU, oil which coo consisted OF machinery.
| Washington Thomas, dealer IN boots and SHOES at
| No. a34 Grand street, who made an assignment on
SATURDAY TO NJ. H. Topping for the benefit OF his cred
tors has liabilities amounting TO ABOUT 81 600
4 his real assets valued at about 5 900.
Register Little yesterday completed his report In
the matter Of John r. Henry, Curran a. Co, and sub
united II to Judge Choaye Tor confirmation and dual
order.
In The office Of the Court OF Common Pleas, yestor-
day, there Med schedule IN the matter OF the
Of the Lawrence Brothers, ropcmakers,
/ Ezekiel e. Bell the Liabilities OF the atc firm were
set down at Sls2, 3al TO- the nominal assets at
| Among the creditors Of the firm the
city OF Brooklyn tor $4,000 tAxcs, the
/ ecutors OF Abraham WOOD, S3l, 050; X. Austin,
So 467 IL; executors OF Samuel Wood, ST., o94 OIL (;
Recknagic Il Co., SIS, 900 95; NJ. Echevcrra & Co.,
/ SlO5, 039 90; James Brandt, SS357 o.; j. r. Sccor,
Jr., IS 5o2 Al, and Thcobaud Brothers, 81, 43o 60
There also filed In tho same offices the schedule
ip the matter OF tho assignment OF Frederick Hrsch
| TO Joseph schultz The liabilities OF the assiguor
set Sill 033 CO. his nominal assets al Sl2 II,
| and real assets at -, ly6 80
KELLER, woRMsER KISGsDURY.