. Fioristi' review [microformati]. Floricoltura. 24: i fioristi^ Review Jdnb 24, 1015. BUSINESS EMBABSASSMENTS. Boston, Massachusetts-Sidney Hoffman, do- ing business a 59 e 61 Massachu- cubetti Avenue, Boston, con serre a 581 Mount Auburn Street, Cambridge, depositata una petizione volontaria in caso di fallimento il 14 giugno, il tribunale distrettuale degli Stati Uniti. La sua passività sono programmati in $67,727.03. Di questo importo, $63,891.74 è obbligazioni non garantite, $3,410 DEBITI ASSICURATI, $285.29 salari e $140 tasse. Del totale delle attività, amountig a $14,040, stock in commercio è dato come $6.500; prenota debiti, $7.000; botte' come.d mo

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 24: The Florists^ Review Jdnb 24, 1015. BUSINESS EMBABSASSMENTS. Boston, Mass.—Sidney Hoffman, do- ing business at 59 and 61 Massachu- setts avenue, Boston, with greenhouses at 581 Mount Auburn street, Cambridge, filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy June 14, in the United States District court. His liabilities are scheduled at $67, 727.03. Of this amount, $63, 891.74 is unsecured debts, $3, 410 secured debts, $285.29 wages and $140 taxes. Of the total assets, amountig to $14, 040, stock in trade is given as $6, 500; book debts, $7, 000; cask' as.d money in bank, $140. Some of the heaviest creditors, locally, are: W. H. Elliott, $6, 715.68; Waban Rose Conservatories, $6, 927.71; W. R. Nicholson, $1, 400; W. A. Hastings, $1, 030; George H. Noyes, $1, 200; W. J. Patterson, $108; Frank Edgar, $400; H. M. Robinson & Co., $1, 100; John C. Gray, $4, 375; Mrs. S. Goldberg, $10, 300; Thomas Roland, $1, 375; Jean Newcomb, New York, $4, 000; B. Hammond Tracy, $1, 287. Business is being done as usual at the Massachusetts avenue store, on a cash basis, and will probably be continued when a settlement has been made. It is understood that the store has proved quite profitable, other interests the re- verse, and these latter will be dropped. Referee Gibbs has appointed Alexander I. Stoneman receiver, with authority to continue the business. Kansas City, Mo.—A petition asking that the Southern Nut Nursery Co., 2943 East Twenty-eighth street, be adjudged bankrupt was filed in the federal court July 15. The liabilities are given as more than $44, 000, on notes held by Henry C. Brent, receiver of the South- ern Orchard Planting Co. Elinor An- derson, stenographer, is one of the pe- titioners, asking for $35 due her for services. C. V. Norfleet is the manager of the nursery company. BOCHESTEB TO HOLD SHOW. First Annual Show Next September. Rochester is to have a big flower show from August 30 to September 11. It is to be held in connection with th

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• bookcentury1900
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