Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-23
3. ULLMAN ASSIGNS.
COLLAPSE YESTERDAY OF THE BOOTH
WALLPAPER COMPANY.
FETAL Lsabiiisea e3v 500, Assets. About
es5 ,o00--Diacussinx the New Ordi-
nancee-City Hall News.

Emanuel uilman. who day or two ago
bought out the Booth Wallpaper COM
pany, OF this city, filed two deeds OF as
signment in the Office OF the Clerk OF
lhe Chanccry Court late yesterday eve
ming. The total amount Of the labihues
II about $3.50, while n rough csuma'e
u tho value OF the stock and real estate
places It at $4,000. William Reinhe'meI
Is made trustee In both deeds, one oil
which conveys the stock OF goods OF the
Booth Wallpaper Company, ana the
pther the real estate OF Mr.. ullman' inc
following are the creditors as ihey are
classified IN the paper-company deco;
I. Costs OF executing deed. including
commissions for trustee. taxes. etc. an
500 to Coke & Pickrell.
2. Note Of Joseph Rindsberg as pro-
prietor OF Booth Wallpaper Company
ana endorsed by Emanuel Ullman anC
Al. S. wailersie.n for si,foo
g. Note drawn by same ana en-
aorsed by I,llman and Joseph Wallersteir
sor Si.105.
Note drawn by same and endorsed
oy same for si,l0i.
After the above shall have been paid
in full the following notes OF joseph
Rindsberg. ms proprietor or the Boom
WALLPAPER Company, are TO be paid rata
bly,: Notes for $50 $50 and $50 beiieNeu
90 be at the Merchants Nationai LAM
of this city--the first two having peeh
endorsed by Mary RindsDeTg anu - w.
West respectively.
Notes for si25. sl25. $1,000. and sl'oo.
believed TO be at the National Bank OF
Virginia.
Notes for 100 endorsed by J. r.
Vest. 800 $685. 81 075. and 500 tendorsed
by J. II. West). believed to be at the CITY
Bank.
Also, n note payable TO the Home Build
ing-Fund Company, believed 10 be az
the Security Bank OF Richmond for S953
THE PERSONAL DEED.
Mr.. I-llman's real estate is assigned In
the personal deed to secure the following
debts, In the order given below:
First class-Exccuting deed. taxes. trus'
tees commissions. &C; Messrs. Coke &
Pickrell. 500.
Second ciass--The following notes made
,y said Ullman and endorsed by II. S.
Wallerstein: For $3.50. $3.50. 500. and
100. believed 10 be at the Security Bank
sf Richmond; $500. believed TO be at the
National Bank of Virginia; 5000. believed
10 be held by the Savings Bank of Rich.
Also. debt due 10 H. S. Wallerstein
amounting to S,l29.0I
Third class-Carneal e. Gayle. s210.U
security Bank. S74.S3 and So: note origt
,ally given 10 John Meanley for $50
Peoples Building and Loan Association
G25: note for $500. endorsed by II. $.
Wallerstein; note held by T.. u. Starke
for 81. 105: the following notes held by Gus
rhalhimcr for 5000. sl75. $500 and sl7j: note
.or $S5iG5. held by the National Bank Of
Virginia, drawn by Joseph Rindsberg. and
endorsed by Emanuel Ullman and Joseph
Wallersten.
Fourth-class-Notes held by the State
Bank and endorsed by +. Ullman as fol-
lows: For $500. $1,000 500. $3.50. $500,
and $1,000.
Mr. Joseph Rln1sberg. the former pro-
prietor of the Booth Wallpaper Com
pany. made an assignment on Tuesday
afternoon.
Ordinances Discussed.
The subcommittee from the Committee
on Relief OF the Poor appointed to re-
the new City Hall at o'clock yesterday
evening for that purpose. There were
present Chairman Reeve and Messrs.
Brock and Noble and Superintendent
Carter Of the almshouse. The codiiica-
tons Were carefully gone over, and the
subcommittee came to the conclusion that
the ordinances Were unsatisfactory. Cap
tain Alexander Coke. the reviser, came
in toward the close Of the meeting. and
certain corrections desired by the sub
committee were explained TO him.
The subcommittee of the Committee on
Health also met last evening and revised
the new cOdiications. \ number OF minor
alterations were agreed upon and VIII
be considered at the next meeting OF the
general committee.
The Committee on Ordinances convenes
in the new City Hall at 5 O'Clock to-
night TO consider the new bicycle ordi-
nance offered in the Board OF Alder
suen by Mr.. Noble. All interested wheel
Snen are invited TO be present. The pro
eoossd law limits the speed of bicycles
TO eight miles an hour or four miles an
hour when turning a corner. bell or
gong is to be attached 10 each machine.
and Is to be sounded at the intersection
OF streets and when a person or vehicle
IS being approached. The ordinance fur
thermOre provides that Il license-tax Of
81 year shall be assessed upon every
bicycle-oWner after January, 1895.