The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-30
THREE 1SSTGN-hLAIS'
no.d. Recorded in the Chancery court
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nod. uccordcd in the Chancery No"''
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rbroe deeds Of assignment were fled
- ,ho ,,orl,'s office Of the chancery court
res,ordav. H. II. Re: nolds transferred
30 C,,orton Howard, trustee. all his prop
arty purchased by him on that
dov from the Shield-Shelburn To-
Lacco and Tobacco Supply Company
ccneisting OF stock Of tobacco and cigars
lieorice havorings, office furniture sale
I'm building No. 90f east Cary street ana
an chooses I'm action, open accounts, notes
and bords purchased by Reynolds lncluu-
ing lIcorlce bought from j. ID. Patton IL
Co The deed IS to secure the fees for
drawing and recording the same and the
amount Of about $500 due the Citizens
Bank Of Richmond also the sum OF about
sS26. y due TO the Miller Rittenhouse Com
pany for licorice.
At the request of the Citizens Bank MT.
Howard was later in the day appointed
receiver Of the property.
II appears that the Shield-Shelburn
COMPANY were indebted to Mr.. Reynolds
to the amount Of about $4,000. Mr. Rey-
nolds was here on Saturday and bought
the entire stock OF the concern, for when
he credited his account against them TO
the amount Of about Sl25OO.
Mr.. Reynolds is a well-known tobacco
mist of Winston. n. c.. and assigned last
Friday. the liabilities being estimated at
about $lOO,OOO
7. w. Schneider who has been con-
Quoting a clothing, boot and shoe bust
ness at No. 40 west Broad street made
an assignment to +. A. Ezekiel, trustee.
The deed conveys all the property con-
tanned in the store.
after the payment Of the expenses Of
the trust, taxes and rent, the following
creditors are to be paid in the order OF
priority Sam Jacobs, $3.50; Jacob Bros,
St7225: Jacob Schneider, 1915; Martin
Planter, $3.50.
The remainder of the creditors share
pro rata. and are as follows: Cohen q
Simon. $685.: Bernstein, Cohen q Co..
S9Os5O: W. w. bennett g. Co., $2Sl.4O;
National Jewelry Company. s2lOs3; Eich-
engreen & Well, 1890; Epstein Low
instein. Hn.ss; Julius Krutewitz, 1921
Max Hnborn, sS6: Stern & Blumenthal,
ss615: NJ. Cooper. 5000; Wellhouse d
sons s1G6j. The liabilities are estimated
at 5000.
Richard Wagner and wife, cigar manu-
facturers. doing business at loN west
Main street. conveyed their property TO
G r Ammons, trustee. 1t consists OF
thirty feet OF land and improvements
on Main street between Plum and Lom-
hardy: also all of the tobacco, cigar
moulds. presses, machinery anu other
Material necessary TO manufacture CT
cors and all accounts due, TO secure the
fonowing-named creditors: Citizens Bank
of Richmond, slS6.r. and the holders OF
the following notes. made In favor or
r.. WAGNER and by him discounted for
his benefit: Notes drawn by ]. T. Ferriter.
$50: ]. p. Winter 800; Philip Shea, 800;
George p. BIiley, $50; j. c. Schultz, N65;
Mrs Kobe, 800, and for debts due Cold
smith Bros. and Davis, note. SSO3.%; NJ.
b. Ramon. note. SO +. LeiDermuth.
notes sos .SO Mary Boil. $500. borrowed
money; A. y. Hostetter. S56.44; J. Hirsh-
berg slG2 30: d. NJ. Lea & Co, sa.O7.
ANY other creditors are 10 be p9id
after above accounts are settled. The
( liabilities are placed at $500.