Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11
RADCLIFFE & TANNER
co INTO BANKRUPTCY
Florist Firm Files Schedules G
Assets and Liabilities in United
States Court.
MANY UNSECURED CLAIMS
John =. Lcary and c. p. Jones, Jr.,
Named as Receivers by Judge
Notwithstanding Holds Notes
on Real Estate.

Ratcline & Tanner. Inc, florists yes
tcrday filed Il petition in voluntary
bankruptcy in the United States Dis
trict Court The debts were listed ot
SiS.403.31. and the assets were rivep
as Sol,5S?.26, of which $4,000 is i'm
real estate. The unsecured claims
were listed ut $2S.2 John p I,enrv
ana G. j.. Jones. Jr., were appointed
by Judge Waddi!l as co-rcccivers, and
cach was placed under bond Of $4,000.
with the petition filed yesterday was
copy OF the inmates OF the corpora
tion of the meeting held in Room 3l5.
Mutual Building, February .. at which
were T.. l.. Tanner, Fritz Sitterding.
Jr, ana James y. Don Leavy were
present. According to tho petition, the
following resolution was adopted: AT
ter full inquiry into and discussion
of the affairs of the corporation. it
insolvent and unable to pay It's debts
in fun, that it's affairs ought TO be
wound up. II was moved. seconded and
unanimously adopted that l. L. Tan
ncr' president Of the corporation. ap-
ply Tor POSITION in Bankruptcy"
The debts consist OF taxes due
S3'3o1; wages due, $3G7.30: secured
claims. Sl@.i9c and unsecured claims.
S2S.2Sl. The assets include: real es-
tate. $4,000: cash on hand, si.79: stock
in trade, Sl0.03i.50: horses, carriages.
vehicles. etc. Sl.2G5: machinery, tools.
etc. SlCO5: debts due on open accounts,
Si,ioi.S". and deposits OF money in
the bank, Sl1S.l5.
FRITZ SI1"rERDING HOLDS
NOTES ON REAL ESTATE:
Fritz Sittcrding. a creditor, has notes
against the value Of $4,000 real estate
security. The real estate Is lots IL
TO 90. in the plan of Walnut Hill. part
ly in Richmond city and partly in Hem
rico County. valued at s34. 600 On Oc-
toher II. d.<d OF trust to NJ 4. Pow
ers. trustee. TO secure Sl5.i00 and in
tcrest. and deed Of trust TO a. T.
Dickinson, on August I. 1912, TO secure
$4,000 and interest were noted in the
schedule filed.
The principal creditors whose claims
are unsecured are as roiIows:
l.. l.. Murphy &: Son, Richmond. ST.
5Sl.4l; Won Zonnevclt & Phillips,
florists Holland, $+2343: Vcidhuyzan'
Won Jotscn. IollaId. s369.32: Burton
system. Richmond, $90.25: Crystal lee
Company. Richmond. 500: Raab & Co,
Richmond $3.50; j. d Hooper, Rich
mond, SS3.22; Joseph Yurachck, SIGH
rnond, sei9.l3: News Leader Co, Rich
nond. SlG0.23: :. g pennock Mcchon
Company, philadelphia, So5S.G0: Rich
mond Nirginian, Si3o.Sc; Richmond
Cedar Works, S37.50; Richmond Even
ing journal, SAb.ib; NJ l.!ce & Co.
philadelphia. sl92.ao: Robert Watt
Sl4G.25: Ralph NJ. Wood New York.
800; Hammond Co. $500: The Times
Dispatch, sl2G.50: w. j. Boisand Co..
s107.lS; Hugo won -ravcn. Holland.
S1l2.4G; The Richmond" $3.50; G. T..
Baldwin & Co, sl21; Motion Picture
Advertising Company, Richmond. Sl45.
Notes arc held by the following:
First National Bank. $4,000. 5000
and $4,000: Savings Rank Of Richmond
$4,000: i. SittcrdlnG, ST.. 800 and $500:
Kate =. Laubc, $500: Savings Bank OF
Richmond, $1,000. Davis Brothers.
S3ii..?, and T. &. VIM 6 Co. $3.50.