The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-11
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
ASSIGNMENTS AND BANKRUPTCY MATTERs-
CREDIT 7Rs' MEETINGS.


CREDIT FRS MEETINGS.
An effort Ia being made TO throw David t. Swan
tho late Secretary Of the defuns Cairmont Savings
Bank, into bankruptcy, anu SIX creditors have nlcd
petition against MIN tor that purpose The follow
ing the creditors who unite in the petition =
John 7. Briggs, 1904; Sarah A. Briggs, $4,000 06;
John Lee, $67O; Frank r. Theirs, SITS IS; Charles
Theirs and Euphemis G. Sesbrook. The amounts OF
the claims Of the last creditors not gwen in
the petition. The claims OF all the above creditors
promissory notes either made Endorsed by
Swan. An injunction has been granted restraining
him from dsposing transferring any bis prop
erly.
lngnats Nissen, dealer In cigars. at NO a Warren
stseet, has been acjudicatsd voluntary bankrupt on
his petition before Register Kotcnu with iiabil-
t,es amounting 10 s23 300. and asse,s The debts
were contracted manly by the urn Of /. Nissen u
Co., dealers In tobacco. In 1878 and 1874 the was
composed OF Mr. Nisscn aud Hannah Nathan, the
latter being now In Europe, sd the petitioner does
not know where tho books OF the concern are. Tho
principal creditors are:-Barnes a Goromes
s:e,7o9 y5 solomon spi,xsr. 300; estate Of :. NJ.
Mayorga, $25n "a; Louis Sptzer, ~. 200; l.. N.
Wilcox, $i,s5S; L. \. Auga. 81, 700.
neoilng Of the creditors OF John William smith.
carpenter, NJ 1881 street and Manson avenue was
held at the Office Of Register Little Schedules were
prosented showing Liabilities amounting TO 500 81,
for 81 ooo ana BY CHRISTIAN ArmSruster Tor ssis Is.
and James 4. Ailor was elected assignee bank
ruptcy.
In the matter Of Louis NJ Oberhoier, bankrupt be-
fore Register Dwign, meeting Of the creditors or.
dered ~ be held yesterday stopped by injunc-
tion granted NJ tne request oil Robert Aporn James
NOR ana Edward BALDWIN, composing The firm Ut
Atoro, NOR Co. and Aborn h BALDWIN, whose
claims aggregate about $7.lo0. The meeting was
called 10 declare dividend, the assignee, Mr..
John W. Mason, having balance OF 81 507 80 but
there was sun pending against the assignee tho In
Junction was obtained that account Tho bankrupt
Jailed la 1871.
Tho investigation Of the affairs OF NJ RAIDER 4 son,
bankrupt tobacco merchants, before Register Little
went ON. anu Ar. Max RAIDER examined con cern-
ing his rosl estate and lie Insurance policies
The examination VI the members oil the nrm of
No. 81 Murray street ana at Passaic, N j. was con-
ciuded before Register Little yesterday Afternoon
ana vote was taken the composition on.r OF tho
Arm 70 settle win their creditors fifteen cents on
tho dollar, cash, and the composition accepted
fortydve creditors representing $40 600 OF 600
oil the unsecured Indebtedness ing resou u.s.
Jose pn Wetmors and Alexander Lcvsne, dealers In
notions at 40 20 East Broadway, made an
for tho benefit OF their creditors 10 William Hrris
Their Liabilities amount 10 about 81 500 ed
among a large number OF creditors.
The schedule IN tho matter oil sgnment of Jo-
seph hauck and Gustav Hauck, comprising firm of
]. Hauck sons, wholesale provision dealers. do M
business IN Eldridge street, TO Peter Miller wcrv
flied yesterday IN the Court OF Common Pleas The
total liabilities were $50 4j0 "a assets Sl3 sos Is
There also niod In same court tho schcuul Ia
In the matter Of the assign Of Gustav A. Radtke To
T. Cleveland. Tie laDiiics stated nj IS Asv 81:
nominal assets $40 II, and real assets $l S87 81