Frankenthal v. Goldstein

Several creditors of the firm of Goldstein & Rosenwater sued out an attachment against that firm and levied upon their stock of goods. Two third parties, Jacob E. Roth and Samuel White, inter-pleaded for the property. Roth was a merchant and a creditor of defendants, and White had been one of their employes, and was also a creditor. In satisfaction, or pretended satisfaction, of the claims of these two creditors, and for a further consideration paid by them, the defendants conveyed to them all their property in two stores which they were carrying on. The stock in their store at Charleston…