The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-28
A. G.. lteimold Files
Petition in Bank
ruptcy.
ARE NO PREFERRED CREDITORS
Barnet Sedersky, a Peddler,
Has Debts of Over $440O
With No Assets.

Abraham G. Reimold, brew master,
of Worcester, filed a voluntary petition
in bankruptcy in the United States dis
trict court, Boston, through his attor-
neys, Thayer & Rugg, yesterday morn
ing. His liabilities as presented in the
schedules amount to $26,025, and the as
sets are valued at $1,000.
There are no preferred creditors. F.
E. Reed of Worcester holds a secured
claim for $1,000 The security Is personal
property mortgaged to Mr.. Reed in Oc-
tober, 1898.
John S. Betz of Kingman, Kansas,
holds four promissory notes made by
the debtor, two each for $500 and $3.50.
The notes were given for money adj
vaneed
The following is a list Of unsecured
creditors: w. H. Sawyer 6. Co., $2O75.26;
Hatch & Barnes, $780, Smith & Green,
$204.50, of Worcester; Barker Artesian
Wen Co, Providence, r. l., $1O96.95;
Standard Paint Co., New York city,
$18720; O'Gara Bros, $500; E. B. Fish,
$327.35; Marble & Allen, $5S23; w. j.
Lee, $4S.S0; A. Paquette, $31.50; w. H.
Jordan & Co., $21; Webb Granite & Con-
struction Co., 1927; Duncan q Goodell
Co., $27.44; Germania Fire Insurance
Co., w. l.. Lichtenfels, agent, $l56; Geo
II. Clark & Co., $95; II, D. Cough & Co.,
$6960, of Worcester; Geo. w. Angerson
Boston, 1926.
The above list of unsecured creditors
| is accompanied by this statement: "All
these debts which ought to be paid by
! the Worcester Hygenic Ice Co., and as
to some and perhaps all of them there
may be no legal claim against the
debtor but one such has brought suit
and received a verdict which has beer
appealed from, therefore they are al
put in this schedule"
Accommodation paper of the Wor-
cester Brewery Company, endorsed by
the petitioner, is held by the Produce
Exchange Trust Company of New York
| city There are three notes for $4,000 eacf
| given on March l and March IA, 1898
| The liability of the petitioner has beer
disputed, but a jury gave verdic
against him on May g. 1899, and the
case has been appealed.
C. w. Wells & Co., also hold accom-
mediation paper of the Worcester Hy-
gienic Ice Company The note was
made by Remold, on March Il, 1899
and is for $455.
The assets are represented by two
horses, carriages and robes, no Other
property appearing in the schedules.
Barnet Sedersky, a pedler, living a
Is Ledge street, Worcester, has filed {
voluntary petition in bankruptcy. Tn,
petitioner is represented by Charles M
Thayer. There are no assets.
The debts scheduled were contracted II
Douglas in 1867, and foot up to $44l2
The following is a list of creditors
with their claims: n. Schiller Il Co.
S275; Levi Silverstein, SIPS; NJ. Fine
$50; Sydney Rosenthal, $50; Goldsteii
& Rosenthal, $152.35; Jos. Pransk, $1l0
Deuzher & Gothart, $3.50; all of New
York city; Cohn Bros, $685. Union Rub
Der Co., $685. Mark Andrews, $l25; M
Dean & Co., $3.50, of Boston; Jacol
Lewis. 5000; L. Cooling, $l9.75; Worces
ter National Bank, $575 of Worcester
| Blodgett. Ordway & Weber, $155; NJ
Silverstein, $140.4S, of Boston.
The bankruptcy court will not sit OF
the third day of July, but will come II
at II a. m. on July 5. and sit through
that day and the following day unit
all bankruptcy matters set down fo
hearing on that day are disposed of
Parties desiring a hearing before Sep
TENDER should set their cases down fo
July s.
The bankruptcy court will not 81
| regularly during the months of july
and August. The judge will appoin
one or more days during July and Aug
ust. upon which pressing matters no
requiring an extended hearing may b.
disposed Of. At least one weeks notice
| OF these sittings will be given.