Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-02-02
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ASSIGNMENT

OF ONE OF THE OLDEST DRY 0ooDo
HOUSES IN STANTON.
MI. Charles A. Gladke, one OF the best
known merchants in Stanton, where he has
conducted the dry goods business since
1865, made an assignment OH Monday al tef-
noon with Capt. James Bumgardnef as
trustee. This failure will excite much re-
greet. MI. Gladke commenced business here
in small way and plospered to the extent
that he has for years occupied Two stores
ON Main street with his business, owning
the property he occupied Since the stringent
times set in he has like others had hard
time and before failing had mortgaged both
of his houses to tide over the stringency.
The deed of assignment conveys to the
trustee the two houses and lots that his
business house now occupies at n os. loSiio
II Main street, and his stock of goods, fix
lures, policies of insurance, household and
kitchen furniture, a black horse. buggy
and harness-the' whole estimated, since
the inventory of the stock has been taken,
at SOS 600.
The preferences are as follows:
LIST. Three negotiable notes held by the
Augusta National Bank and endorsed by
James Bumgardner, aggregating II,
One note for $500 due Mrs. Johanna Scher
Ell, employee. One note for $3.50 due Sam'l
Il. Rosenbaum, employee. One note for
$3.50 due Lizzie Murray, employee.
I'd. Morris J. Gladke of n. Y, $2,000s
Jacob Gladke $4,000.
Sd. Morris j. Gladke $1,000; Jacob
Gladke 81, 600; Louis Cohen guardian OF
the late Julius Switzer's children) $4,000.
4th. Fl. 3. Clafiiin & Co., N. Y, 81
2S1.77; notes due w. A. Burke Of Staunton
aggregating $3.50. =
9TH class. The following creditors III the
State Of New i DIRK: Levy Bros. $208.20;
Mclaughlin Braid GO. $61.57; Pings u
Primer, $295.3s; Roth Il Goldsmith, S111.25:
S. Rosenstein & Co. $116.5O; S. Schlessinger
$117.22; Stern Il Springfield, $l01. 06: Swee-
ter, Pembroke & Co. .S1,343; NJ. Siegman,
$3S. %; Eureka Silk Co. $66.15; Boss &
Stern, $17s.49; Wellhouse s. Son, $3.50
Jas. S. johnson & Co. S5.57; E. S. Jaffrey
| & Co. $777. 46.
Blum Bros. l.Ss, and VIM. H. Horst
man & Son, $50 82-these of Philadelphia.
The Augusta, Ca, Factory. $s330.l2.
Broadhead Worsted Mills, Jamestown,
N. Y, $332.45. Bridgewater Va. Manu-
featuring Co., $75. Kurnbahr & Co., Win
chester, Va, $3.50. Levy & Gaeber, Gin
cinnati, Ohio, f333.19. Lyon Table Co..
Buffalo, N. Y, $50. A. G. Mathew 6 Co..
| Chicago, $2O.54. Morrison, Gather & Co..
Eagle Mills, N. c., SIS. Chas. L. Cooke
of Staunton, one note for 800. Staunton
Development Co., &75.
I The following are in Baltimore-Arm'
strong, Gator & Co., $537.06; Ellies & Co.,
$54. 43; Leon Kohn, Ss1S.25; Nathan Rohr,
$226.24; Weinberg Cloak Co., $40.
The following are in New York
Simon Asher. $193.5O; Drownold & Co.,
SALTS; Bernhard 6 Son, $156.70; Bowman
& Sporting, $685.; Bardsley Bros, $35, so:
Geo. A. Clark & Bro. $39O.7O; G. Callman
S2e2.34; Dreslield & Co., $167.25; Elsis Pa
per Co., s64.O8; Henry E. Frankenberg,
$$34 80; J. J. FriedIander, $3.50; III. Gers
bell. S25; Headley, Farmes & Go, $685.
VIM. Hoffsted, SIG; Heilaner & Strauss,
s1O.5O. Indig, Berg& Co., SIG; Japan Silk
Factory, s151.21; Cramer & Levy, $406.7
Kolp & Oppenheimer, $67. 40; Libby & Ry-
ker, $780,
The liabilities of the 9Th class foot up
IS $3.50. IL, and the whole liabilities are put
at $34O 600.