Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-27
MR.. WENZEL ASSIGNS.
AN OLD BROAD-sTREET MERCHANT
sUsPENos FOR $4,000.
Nearly All the Creditors Are New York
Firms-A Barton Heights Builder
Fails for &C, 500.

AT half past o'clock yesterday after
noon there was recorded in the Clerks
Office Of the Chancery Court deed of
assignment from Henry Wenzel to Bev-
erley i. Crump. trustee.
II is set forth in the deed that the as
signor, who has been conducting retail
business in trimmings and fancy goods,
is indebted 10 various creditors for sun
dry sums which he is unable at once to
discharge, but wishes to secure them.
The property conveyed consists OF
trimmings, ribbons, worsteds, cloaks,
laces, white goods, fancy articles. and
other merchandise, glass cases, counters,
shelving, iron safe. desks, chairs, and
other fixtures now in store 311 east
Broad street. All accounts due and TO
become due are also assigned.
To CONVERT INTO MONEY
The trustee is required to take imme-
date possession and make an inventory
Of the stock. He shall then proceed to
sell said goods by the piece or in lots on
! the premises, for cash for O period not
exceeding twenty days, at the end OF
which time. or sooner If he thinks proper,
he shall sell everything in the store at
public auction. IL majority of the
creditors require it this sale shall be for
! cash.
For services thus rendered the trustee
is 10 receive per cent. on the pro-
ceeds of all sales and 8 per cent on all
collections.
THE CREDITORS,
The creditors Of tho first class are
State Bank of Virginia, two notes OF
$500 each, drawn by II. Wenzel and
endorsed by NJ. Wenzel Mrs. NJ. Wen
gel. 81, 500 borrowed money, with inte-
rest at per cent. on $1,000 from
April 8, 1889 and on remainder from
the Sd of October. 1889.
The second-class creditors and amounts
due are as follows: William Fl. Hartman
g. Son, S839. "a; Narotuck Silk Compa-
ny, $219.S4; Russ. Cobb & Co., S233
Leschborn & Riegelbnun, 81, ,06o.64;
Calhoun, Robbins & Co., S1,305.M;
David Hecht, S125.32; S. Hirsch
& Co, S246 43; Hustman Y. Helm
& Co., sl.45l.S6; Blankensteger h
Henning, $500: Goldenburg Broth
Schlatter, Sci sl,1i87S; t. ]. Taylor,
s76.13; G.. Sidenberg & Co., S9l6.77 ;
II. f. Frankenlerg, Sl,Ol5.76; Burton,
Price & Co., 81. O62. 35; B. Ullmann &
Co., sf25.1S; J. Gait Smith q Co.,
1890. As; W. Itschner e. Co.. S108.9 96
Lord & Taylor, s105.S1 ; Levi & Mayer,
S309.l9; John Krauss, s261.70 (;
Brainard & Armstrong, 40; Waentig,
Solinger & Co., sl4G.75 Cylindograph
Company, $50. SO; Acheson, Harden Il
Co., S146. As; J. S. Nngent & Co.. S3l.32 !;
Jaburg. Fuchs & Wertheimer, s42S.30 I;
BOYD, Jones & Co., S86.4O; Congress
Needle Company. 1880; Charles Bent
ley, S302.07 Aitken, Son q Co,
sf73.50; Norantum Worsted Company,
S2532; G. i. Woodbridge Il Co.,
$3.50.
Nearly all of the foregoing are New
York firms. All creditors omitted are
TO come in the second class
The total liabilities are S23, 900 ; assets
about $4,000.
Assignment of W. II. Simmonds
A deed OF assignment was filed by w.
r. Simmonds, builder at Barton
Heights. in the Clerks Office of Henrico
County Court yesterday afternoon: 1t
conveys all the assets, including debts
amounting to S4,31S, n horse, buggy,
wagon, lumber. materials, &c. TO 5. II.
CHM, trustee, who is directed to take
charge of and convert them into money
as soon az practicable.
The preferred creditors are George j.
Hooper. counsel, sos; Luther Lloyd.
Sl20, James l.. Lloyd, $3.50; James
Thompson. S20.50 James Davis, Sl7 (;
A. B. @. Read. 5000; Truman Parker
& CO., 800 Fisher & Co., S32.
The second-class creditors are: j. L..
Taliaferro, S6482 ". J. Epps, S36.34
Thomas Ford, S35 C. G. Cole, Sl2l.5O ;
Gilman & Son, s592; Martin Oeters,
900; G. W. Key, S25.
| The third-class creditors are = John
Bowers, S72; Savage & Holms, 5000 ;
II. l.. Lynn, Sl4.93; J. W. Anderson Il
Co., $50; A. NJ. Duval, S50.2l G. Q.
Akers, 9G40; Whitehurst & Owen, $500 ;
Luck & Day, $3.50; Carneal q Davis,
$500 Joseph Heppert, So, 100.