New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
OWES S4,OOO,OOO; HAS S25.
WILLIAM T.. COFFIN ASKS RELIEF FROM
DEBTS OF COFFIN & STANTON.

William f. Coffin. bond broker at No. 81 Nassau
81, who was the senior member of the late firm Of
Coffin Stanton, bankers, formerly at No. os
Broadway who failed in October. 1894 filed a pc
i;ion in bankruptcy yesterday obtain relief from
The debts Of that firm The schedules show abil-
tiles Of silSoS07, of which s29S6I72 secured,
S13li unsecured and 1921 800 contingent and assets
or sZ5 in cash. The assets Of the firm were turned
over to Newman Erb who appointed receiver
for the firm on October ;. 1885,. Mr.. Erb afterward
resigned. and Thomas p. Wickes appointed
receiver March Il. 1895.
The schedules made up from the accounts of
the firm at the time Mr. Erb appointed receiver.
hey include a list Of the secured and unsecured
creditors, and also claims of various kinds against
the firm Some Of these claims arose on a guarantee
made by the firm securities sold. 10 purchase
securities and to pay interest on water bonds
list Of fortytwo corporations. firms and individuals
is given who may possibly have claim against
Mr. Coffin on account of relations existing between
them prior TO October 5. 1884, He finds it difficult
10 classify these claims but gives all available in
formation he can in regard them.
The following among the secured creditors
mentioned in the schedules: Albany City National
Bank siss sss: Albany City Savings Institution. So
Investment Trust. Bradford. England $4,000:
Bristol & National Bank Bristol Conn; 81 81 chsl:
Savings Bank. New York. sa2. 81: Danbury National
Rah Of NorRh Comm East @s SIDE SAVINGS
Bans of Of y r. so Fk Saos hanR
Of Hudson. y. Y. $4,000 First National Bank. of
Mf00letOHn, Conn., S1Upst. First National BANK. OF
Norristown. Penn. SO 900; First National Bank:
Of Norwich, conn. sS2eo: First National Bank. OF
Johnsbury, Vt. s24ss7; First National Bank OF
Webster. Mass s20.ooo: First National Bank. of
Worcester. Mass. $500 town OF Gravesend, n y.
sl2e, l2s; town Of Greenburg. N Y $1,000: city Of
Hartman. Tenn. $4,000: George Hotchkss. New
Haven n s25lSl; rs Julius I.ehrenkrauss Sons, Brook
lyn s@.3a5; Manhattan Company Bank. S2l5,32S;
Matteawan National Bank. of Matteawan. n. Y.
10000; Montgomery National Bank Norristown,
Penn $4,000: National Bank. of Baltimore. s5o1oD;
National Bank of the Republic. Boston. $4,000:
New-Haven County National Bank. Of New Haven,
sf00ll: Norwich Savings Society. of Norwich Conn,
S4:57s Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company.
philadelphia, 1880 Safety Fund National Bank. OF
FitChburg Mass. $4,000; Saugerties Savings Bank
s24sDo; Seventeenth Ward Bank Brooklyn. s37, ,a4s;
South Norwalk Savings Bank s2i, ,459; S. F. Stanton
s54 f55. and James Talcott $50 100.
Among the unjecured creditors the city OF
Santa Cruz, Cal. 1892 367 in connection with refund
ing of the bonds of that city the city of Ironwood
Mich, Sl15775. due contract purchase bonds.
and the town of Gravesend. School District No 8.
$500. balance due purchase of school district
bonds The liabilities due in England are about
Russell Sage is down for $1,000 in the contingent
liabilities: he secured. c. J. Hambro & Son. of
London, have claim for s216G60 damages for fail
perform contract for delivery of securities
In connection with railroad organization.