Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-19
THREE FIRMS FAIL.
3. n. PLUEMAcHER, M. s. LeIpy. AND
TuFr BROTHERS co UNDER.
Total Liabilities Only Reach ss.4oO-The
CABOT Case Again Postponcd-Other
City Hall News.

Three deeds OF assignment were ad-
mittcd 10 record in the Office OF the Clerk
OF the Chancery Court yesterday. They
represented liabilities aggregating $500,
The failure OF +. II. Pluemacher, real
estate agent. with Offices In the Rueger
building. created considerable surprise
lie and his wife, Mrs. Helen v. Plue-
Yhschcr. assign and transfer all their
real and personal property to G. +. sauer
trustee. for the beneft OF the creditors
OF the firm. The property thus conveyed
In the following: 20 feet OF ground with
Improvements on Peasants street; % feet
with Improvements on Floyd avenue be-
tween Plum and Lombardy streets; %
feet on Blair street running eastwardly
from Washington street; an interest In
two lots. with the improvements thereon,
at the northwestern intersection OF Tween
ty-sixth and streets and on the north
side OF Dover or Cary streets; interest In
certain property on Washington. Winder.
and TAYLOR streets. In Henrico county: all
furniture of r. III. Pluemacher's Offices
all chooses I'm action. mare and two
buggies and a lot OF harness. &C. Mr..
Plusmacher's liabilities are about 1900.
and no valuation Is placed upon the
assets His creditors are divided into the
following classes:
/. Expenses of drawing up and record
ing the deed. and the necessary expenses
OF executing the same.
2. w. +. Wickham and J. Samuel Par
IRISH, $50 each.
g. +. c. Brauer, Jr.. trustee. 81 1861.
-.
Bentel. slO22l; Mrs. F. Brauer. ;2l3.6S;
james u. Walden, $i0lI6; Jacob Fluhr,
Sl33.2i. Provdent Bond and Investment
Company. $3.50; Louis Umlauf, $50; Mrs.
Ann Shaw, sij2: Mrs. VI. II. Tenser, $40.
John Il. Cary d Son. sl63.63. Other
smaller creditors are provided for In
this class.
THE OTHER ASSIGNMENTS.
NJ. S. Leidy, dealer in stoves and tin
ware at Nos 1903 and 1911 cast Franklin
street. assigned yesterday TO Sol. l..
Bloomberg. trustee. with liabilities
amounting to 5000. The principal Of the
preferred creditors are: NJ. Holzhauer,
$2Sl l6: Iiarwood Brothers, $llj.@. Among
the other creditors are the following:
". J. 10th Stove Company. $40; +. NJ.
Borden & Brother. SIPS; j. NJ. Ledy.
500: Southern Stove Works, $iG3.53.
hiAH bI'th'lEs EtON'iS AZ 4Nb lO-D WfSl
Main street, also failed yesterday. John
X. Ellyson was made trustee The liza
bilities are placed at 800. The principal
creditor is William NJ. Parrish. $2i125.
CABOT CASE CONTINUED.
The case against Seymour S. CABOT. 10
have been taken up in the Hastings Court
yesterday, WAS postponed until this morn
ing. The continuance was made because
Of the absence Of Mr.. &. V. Meredith.
counsel for the accused, who telegraphcd
Judge Witt. from Florence, $. c., tlrat
hc would not be able TO reach Richmond
Yesterday. COmmonwealths-A ttOrncy
SpotswoOd said he intended to have the
Cadet case called every day this month
but what he would get trial.
Yesterday WAS also the day set for the
trial OF John II. dayton, indicted for
wife murder.
The Commemorative Attorney stated
that Dr. Gordon wished more time to
inquire into the sanity Of the accused.
The Doctor is now absent from the city
with very sick child. and Colonel Spots
wood did not want TO try the case until
the mental condition Of the prisoner was
decided. 1t was therefore postponed
until the second day Of the next term Of
the court July Sd and the witnesses
discharged until summoned.
In the case of Commonwealth against
Albert Green. for carrying concealed
weapons the prisoner pleaded guilty and
was fined SO
OTHER COURT NEWS.
The following suits were instituted in
the Law and Equity Court yesterday:
John Wesley against the Michigan Cen
trail Railroad Company, for 500.
Same against the Columbus. Hooking
Valley and Toledo Railway Company, for
500
This court was engaged again yesterday
hearing evidence in the case of Christ
man. administrators, against the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company.
CITY HALL NEWS NOTES.
Mr. Charles II. Philips. the newly
elected City Treasurer, qualified TO that
office i'm the Hastings Court yesterday.
He will enter upon the discharge of his
duties July list 1t is understood he VIII
make no changes in the office for the
time, at least.
The deed Of the sale of the Richmond
and Danville railroad was recorded yes
tcrday 1t Is one of the largest deeds
ever recorded in Richmond.
There will be called meeting of the
Common Council tonight at I:D O'Clock
to receive report from the Committee
on Streets and to transact such othcr
business as may come up.
The Board Of Fire Commissioners VIII
olsc rneot Tonight at s O'Clock.