Lawrence v. Lowrie

ARCHBALD, District Judge.

The fraudulent disposition of his property by Lowrie, the bankrupt, is manifest, and so is the complicity of the defendants therein. Goods sold by different manufacturers to Lowrie, in Buffalo, N. Y., are traced into the possession of Ike Joseph, his former partner, and Moses Hendler, an associate and friend, of Forest City, Pa., and Aaron Schwartz, of Scranton— some through the so-called firm of G. Mitchell & Co., some through Morris Schwartz, a brother of Aaron, who was in the employ of Lowrie, and some from Lowrie direct. No doubt — on the question of identity —…