Fleisch v. National Bank

— The controversy in this case arises between the plaintiffs and interpleaders, S. Brainard Pratt et al., and Benjamin Benedict et al., all of whom are judgment creditors of the firm of A. Loth & Sons, on the one part, and George R. Lockwood, receiver of the said firm, interpleader on the other part. The facts which appear from the record are briefly as follows:

The firm of A. Loth & Sons had, prior to November 16, 1889, transacted its banking business with the Bank of Commerce, of St. Louis. On that day, the members of the firm, finding the firm insolvent, and having *226prior to that time…