The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-16

| In the superior court at Atlanta Monday
| w. c. DodsOn fled bill praying for an in
/ junction against Thomas l.. Bishop, as
! signee, and asking for the ap ointment Of "a
receiver Of the assets of The EreHihg Cdpt-
| tot Company. The bill is a lengthy d0cd-
ment. The allegations IRE various, but
m st prominent among them ar the charges
that the claims OF John r. Wiki son are
fraudulent, and that the corporation is lie
gal and fraudulent. The petitioner alleges
that the estate is indebted TO him, and that
the assignee has sold all OF the estate-excs pit
the big press which is claimed by Mrs At
wood, aud that the proceeds, with solvent
usbJs collected, amount to $3.50. There
are other debts to the amount Of $500, if
they can be made subject TO the
debts of the defendant. Among
the preferred creditors are John r.
Wilkinson 81 Co, to the amount Of
this is fraudulent from tue fact that John
| r. Wilkinson is a stakeholder in defendants
corporation to about the amount Of $500,
aud that te has not paid IN any stock. On
the same ground it is claimed that tn cor
poratlJn /, fraudulent, and petitioner preys
! at injunction enjOlning the assignee from
paying the alleged mortgage held by viii
knsOu. Ii is also asked that receiver be
appointed. The Indebtedness of the com
pany is about as follows: To John r. VII
knson, on y mortgage for material fur
MS ed, 81 $50; 10 Mrs. c. s. A wood, for
money loaned, $3.50, to &. $. AtH God, for
salary due, 81 200: TO w. G. Dodson, for
material furnished, $3.50; 10 Mr., Seitznger
for material furnished, $50; to MIlledge q
BlalJck, for legal services as attorneys for
assignee, $3.50, aud $500 or $500 in scatter
ing debts.
Monday was tho fourth and closing day
90 . d. !. O. ~ l.
dist Episcopal church at Atlanta. The
mo ming session was taken up in the reports
Of commit es. r vs. George Standing, j.
II. McHenry and r. Anderson we're placed
on the supernumerary list Bishop joyce
ole ed to pay the fare Of all the members
10 Clark university in the afternoon, and
the visit was heartily enjoyed. After res j.
lutlons OF thanks to the people OF Atlanta,
the railroads Bishop Joyce, the presiding
officer and the secretaries, the APP
poiutments were read. Among them
were the following: Savannah District
a. p. Melton, p. E.; Applng, A. G. White
Backshear, II. Il. Allen; Brunswick, G. K
Wright; Br1nswi X circuit. supplied by w
Walker; Darien, to be supplied Camden, f.
NJ. Jones; Darlen aud St. Simons supplied
by a. Armstrong; Homervile, r. Stacy /;
Jesup, l.. w Coates; LIBERTY f. Harris;
Montgomery, supplied by S. Ross Offer
man. to be supplied; Reidsylle, J. w.
Fisher; Savannah, T. Z. Wragg; Savannah
circuit, to be supplied; Tefair, 5. G. Gram
dali, Valdosta mission, j. II. Smith; Way
cross, J, c. Allen; j. C, Hunt left
without appointment to ate I'D one
Of our schools. Macon District-John
Watts, Presiding Elder; Augusta, s. II.
Hayes: Bullock. A. B. Fish; Burke, Aaron
johnson; Burton, E. b. Davis; Byron and
MarshallvilIe, supplied by Aaron Perry;
Charles own, W. A. Holmes; Columbus,
Richard Bigham; Culloden and Knoxville,
Il. T. Kent; East Macon and Boliugbrook,
Andrew Owens; Eastman and Hawkins
vile, supplied by l.. b. F4mbraugh; For
syth, David McLendol; Juliet and Holton,
supplied by D. Huckabee Macon. C. r.
Budington Milen and Munnerlyn, supplied
by S. II. Jordan Sandersville and Tennille,
J. A. Adams; Sylvania, s. IL. Gary /;
Waynesboro, James Jackson.