Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-16

I they are located. all claims, accounts
chooses I'm action, &c, are turned over "
the trustee for the benefit OF tnosc 10
whom the firm is indebted. The trustee
IL directed TO use his best discretion IN
the disposition OF the property thus con-
veyed He is to pay the cost or executing
the trust and the expenses or conducting
the business out of the hrst Iuilus ue-
rived from the assets.
Tho drst-cIass creditors. employees OF
Messrs. Heindl e. CO., are G. III. Royal
SEGA; J. y. Davidson. %527; J.. u. Lips
comb, $500; Charles Avis. I2G: VIII
liam Austin. $3.50: William Williams,
Si7 %: John T.. Halves, sl0S.0i; Thomas
Fryer S7L70: Patrick Dollard, S-070: Ro-
bert Glasgow, Sll.fs: Charles Philips,
SECS; u. Russell. $lO75; II. \. Roper
sl776.
The only creditor Of the second class
IS the state Bank. which institution is
due S3.22i70 for sums overdrawn.
Third-class creditors are holders OF
notes endorsed by J. f.. Heindl & Co., as
follows: Made by w. o. Burton. for SS5;
by the Richmond Towing Company,
SS1.A; by the Peter Stumpf Brewing Com
pany, for sl42.S6; by S. =. Clay, for so:
by J. r. Mountcastle. for $50. Also. hold
ers Of the following notes made by Joseph
T.. Heindl q Co.: For Sl7l.2l, due January
II. 1894: $lj, due February Z. 1891; $196.3S.
due February 13. 1894: sis, due March 9,
1891: 1891, due February 7. 1894; 800. due
January -, 1891; 1915. due January 10,
1894: 500. due January Il. 1894; $l75. due
January %. 1894; s27j. due January ~
!s9i. $50. due January ~. 1891: 500. due
February 6. 1894; sl7j. due February j.,
1901; $500. due February -. 1894; 800. due
February II, 1891: $40. due February il.
1891: $685. due February q, 1891; s225, due
March I. 1884; $40, due March 3. 1891;
500. due March c, 1891; 800. due March
10, 1894; 800, due March 10, 1894.
The principal creditors OF the fourth
and last class are Il. Cottrell & Son.
$23lS0; V. i. Pagan. sl5.SO G. j. Snyder,
S222.Gi. and J. l.. Rupert, $3.50
TWO GROCERS FAIL.
J. d. Allen a retail grocer at SCI north
Twenty-hfth street. filed a deed OF as
signment I'm the Office OF the Clerk OF the
Chancery Court yesterday evening. The
liabilities aggregate about 81 1000, and II
Is thought that the assets will be su1l-
clcnt TO pay out in full. Hugh 4. Nc
Curdy Is made trustee. The nrst-clas5
creditors consist Of Il. VI. Noble. tl35.5S;
James II. Allen. $50; Allen Perdue. so;
Writ T.. Taylor & CO., sl73.0l: T. +. Park
< Co, 81: c. +. Sauer & Co. tl9.39; c..
w. Taylor, $40; John +. Powers. $;
George NJ. McMnn & Co., $50, William
i. Luck &, Co. $50.
The largest creditor OF the second class
IS John y. Schaaf. SlO623.
Richard d. Watkins, grocer at rs north
Twenty-third street, also failed yesterday
evening transferring his stock to Harry
L. Watson, trustee. His liabilities are
about 200. Tie only nrst-class creditors
are J. II. Cole, $50. and a. J. Watkins,
S2j. The principal creditors of the second
class are r. f. Minor, note for $50: j..
y. Schaaf, $500 Gates &c Brown. Sl5L29;
Writ T.. Taylor e CO.. $9G5i; G. f. Sauer
& Co., 1914; J. II. Jones, &L77; White
Star Mills, Si312; William b. West &
Co. S1G0; J. H. Griffith q Co., S2).0i; T..
W. Evans & Co., $26.7S.