The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-14
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
BANKRUPTs' PETITIONS pRocEEDINos BEyoRE
THE REGI.TERs

BANKRUPTs' PETITIONS -pBocEEDINas BEyoRE
THE REGISTERS
A petition in bankruptcy has been filed against
Abraham s. Jewell, stephen d. Harrlson and Corns-
Illus d. Van Wagner. composing tho Arm Of Jewell,
Harrison Il Co., produce merchants, of No 81 Water
street. by eleven creditors, AMI an order show
why they should not DO pdjudicaled involuntary bank
rupts has been issued, returnable on saturday next
The claims OF the potitioning creditors aggregate
Sl4551 10, and are AS lows:-Jacob Van agener,
sil4,s45 OF which 500. oo5 os is Tor money on
open account, and the balance 10 notes. Importers
ana Traders National Bank, $40 337 70, Tor seven
notes discounted; Peter Bentley, S5,793 rs tor
paid balance OF promissory note; Henry Demarest,
81, 1853 10, on two notes; Hino o., l.S44 IA, for
goods sold and delivered; Louis H. schoonmakcY.
$500; stephen A. Condit. $500; John \. Cook l. Co,
1887; stephen L. Post, $500; Marples 4 Shaw, $500;
Colgate Il Co., s2o6 IS, ali for merchandise.
Patrick Fox has been adjudcatea n Involuntary
bankrupt on the petition OF six creditors whose
claims aggregate Sll,l37 ~, AZ follows - Thomas
Fox $1,000; Ellen oRe,ily. ST. 0oO; Henry McGucken,
sss7 AZ; j, II. Coleman, $3.50; Ann o'NelIl, $500;
O'kolliy Brothers, $780,
John Lawrence, moulding mill, at First avenue and
Thirty second street, has gone into voluntary bank
ruptcy before Register Alien. HIS liabilities amount
TO about SO, 000
Co., manufacturers OF pipe No l2 Leonard street,
has oeen adjudcated voluntary bankrupt ~ Bricks
TE,N u. L. I.
BfcK retiring but the business Was continued by tho
remaining par ners, Robert aud William w. pbe.
the Arm was Srs,naly Riley A. BRICK Co. but
Ties OF $4,000. Mr.. r. Campbell, who is
the sepiaIner Of Mr.. Brick, and who Is
Campbeli, Brick Go. was organized. which agreed
10 pay the Indebtedness in iui with interest,
Al SIX nine, twelve and fifteen months. Ar. BRICK
has had several large public contracts of winch
supply tho pipes tor the PeeKsRill Waterwor9G
The town o. Brlcksourg was named Ia MS honor.
Z. nj
William street, has been adJudlcated involunta ry
bankrupt on the peuton OF fourteen creditors, whose
CLAIMS aggregate $7S5S3 90, the largest being held
by Diego 40 Castro Co. Tor $75.2S3 %. The act OF
bankraptcy was on o,ii o. sxcnanss Tor $4,000
gold drawn upon the bankrupt ny the nrm OF J. A.
Obrego Co. OF Bogota, IN favor Of v. IL. Vengohe-
chea.
tary bankrupt on the petition OF four creditors, whose
claims aggregate $50 523 93 Tho pr ncipa claims are
those q Mar, pettus, s42070, aud the estate OF b.
Register Little has adjudica,ed Abraham Goldstsin,
tailor, Of No. y Baxter street, voluntary BANKRUPT
his petition. His Liabilities amount to IS, 200
distributed among thirty nine creditors. large part
being Tor money loaned. he has no assets
ruptcy before. Register Dayton, having liabilities
amounting 10 81 500 and assets The two largest
claims are those Of Charles Bondy, 1926. aud Rohs-
Application was mado TO Register Dayton yesterday
by Henry A. Underwood, stock broker, Tor his DIS
charge rom bankruptcy, ana AZ there was opposi-
ton on the part OF inc creditors the petition viii be
granted. HIS labiiiues amounted 10 $l72, 900.
Alex inder Guthman made application TO Register
ketchum Tor his discharge from bankruptcy, and the
matter came ~ yesterday. There was opposition
tho part OF tho creditors and the usual al
lowed in which To le specifications Of obj ctions.
Frederick Lewis, the asslgnse OF Joseph Mercy Il
CO., hat manufacturers, NJ No II Greeno street,
commenced TO take inventory VI tho STOCK and 10
make up statement Of the assets and liabilities. Tue
large, consisting OF the factory, NOS. to IA DIVISION
/ place, Newark, stock on hand anu open accounts
They employ cd from 500 To 600 hands Ia Newark who
have been discharged. Az soon as the assignee has
completed the statement ne viii call meeting Of the
creditors 70 decide upon the best coursc to pursue
regarding the estate.
A meeting Of the creditors OF Kitzinger Brothers
manufacturers Of shirts, At No. Oh Leonard street,
was held yesterday inc Office oi Register Little, and
II WAS decided that 1t was Tor tho best OF the
creditors that tho estate should DO wound up by .
trustee IN bankruptcy, under tho SUPERVISION Of q
committee OF creditors. Mr.. Henry II. Statcsburg
elected trustee creditors representing $43 529 IS
votIug IN his favor The committee elected COM
posed OF Messrs. Henry A. Page, Of Faulkner, Page
Co.. Walter II. Lewis, OF Lewis, Brothers Co., and
). s. Fisher. Among the claims passed were the fol.
Brothers Co, - Al 81; Woodward, Lawrence q
Co., S5,56s 70; Wrsnt, Bliss FsDyan, "a, 164 40;
hasehurst Brotntr, $1,000 70; Faulkner, Page Il
Co.. -, S02 u; Jonn Slaae Il Co., 1910 Is; Wood.
ward, BALDWIN Co, <3,33s o.
The creditors oil Solo mon Rich hold meo.i ng yes.
terday al the ONCE OF Register Allen, and Joun IL.
Platl was appointcu assignee In bankruptcy.
In the Court OF Common Pleas tnsro was died yes
terday the schedules tho matter oil tho
Charles a. SAKE ana samuel Raynor. The liabilities
amount 10 s37.326 6s. pomual assets 10 $22 036 SO
and real assets 10 $40 63l o. The boad Is filed at
SIS, 900.