St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-27
ASSETS AND LIABILITIES.
The Netc Branch Of business Which Is a
sunliIiO Considerable Praport,ons.

The Ne,c Branch Of business Which Is As
@antin0 Considerable Proportions.
In the assignment of Chas. A. Fuller,
Judge Young yesterday rescinded former
order which liked the time in which claims
were to be fled, and made new order ex =
tending the time for five days after service
of order upon creditors.
Patrick W. Tobin, dealer in dry goods, at
6ls Nicolet avenue, made an assignment
for the benefit OF his creditors Yesterday to
Matthew Walsh. An action for garnishment.
instituted by Patrick DAILY, participated the
failure.
In the assignment Of Maggie F Doherty,
Fannie Mcleod and John Mcleod, com pos
ing the firm of Doherty & Mcleod, IN illiners,
an affidavit was filed yesterday stating that
the assets do not exceed $4,000. Tue bond
of Edward VI. Johnson, as assignee, with
Luther q. johnson and Sumner W. Farnbam
as sureiies, for $40, 900, was also filed.
A bond was yesterday filed by y. d. Peck,
with II G.. Harrison and T. A. Harrison as
sureties, in Sl4u,000 for the faithful per-
/ Torrance Of his duties as assignee OF GarLi-
ner s. Butler, proprietor Of the L. I. X.
clothing store, the affidavit OF the asssne r
stating that the estate docs not exceed In
value sac, 900.
InltGe assignment OF Young, Baker u Co.,
dealers IN hats and caps, at 81 Washington
avenue south schedules were yesterday filed
showing that the assets amount TO 81, 705. 40,
consisting of stock and fixtures The liabii
ties amount To 81, 395. 90. the following being
the creditors and the amounts of their claims
John B. S.etsou & Co., Philadelphia, sl32 Os
Victor Gerardiu, Chicago. S45.50; Moore,
Smith & Co., Boston, sl62. 81; A. G.. Wood
ruff * Co, New York, 1852; P. Hersh & Son,
Philadelphia, s235.5O; Ives IL Bonar, y w
York. SAT- 80; Gordon & Ferguson, St. Paul,
1859. 25; Edward " KNOX, New York. $3.50
Tompkins, Finch & Skinner, ST. Paul, S35
Mary J. Baker city, $4,000; B. J. West, Bel
vile, ILL.,, $1,000; Bernhard A. Kruse, SIS
THE GoLDsLUM FArLrRE.
Schedules were sslo filed in the assign
meut Of Hannah Goldblum to Ralph Rees.
The stock aud fixtures are estimated as worth
IS, SSs.59. The outstanding indebtedness,
uOmiually, amounts TO -. 500. The assignee,
however, expresses his doubts that more
than $500 Of the amount caD be collected.
The liabilities amount 10 Sl4, sS5.S7. The
following are the principal creditors, the
claims being almost entirely for gools sold
TAe Chicago creditors are: n. 6. Foster
x Co., $5l; Locke, Hullstt 6 Co.. sl6s. Is;
Virgil Li0berman & Co, s1.45l: Man
del Bros. Sl056T; J. Berkson. & Bro.
sll1.50: Simon < StOSe, sl5l.96; Mendel &
Wolf. SlIT,21; Sideuberg Bros, sI6s; John
81 Graves & Co., sfl7; A. :. Gage & Co.,
s255. 80; Shrader s. Newzeih, s1lT.55; J. V.
Farwell&C Co., $500. 90; A. Guldblum. S459; d..
Ettleson, 1883. 50: J. Mcconnell & Co., sl04
B. J. Eitelson, $500
New York creditors: Isase Hirsch & Son,
S2O2 90; J. AblOwich s. Co, s37s so; Field
Brns., Sl75.
Phuaielphia: Julius Kuutze, sl52 IL;
John Williams & Son, 1854; Joel J. BAily s.
Co. s6O0.le.
Minneapolis: Hale, Thomas & Co.,
S2IT.s5; Gooifellow and Eastman, $3.50. 60
SAoiwrIl. Coykeudan & Co., $500; J.
Cohen, $3.50; Mrs. u. Ellenstein, $1,000
NJ LorentlaI, s51l.
A Eselsou. $500; c. P. Jackson, $500;
Miss Marie M-darn. $50; J. Mauers, sos:
Joseph Golddes, $50; Firs; National bank,