Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-07
J. w. Johnston ct al
! No. 231 Apri

D. W. johnston vs e' al NO. 1'i Tep2m ThpIll 1898
The Markle Paper Co. ct al In equity.
ITO THE CREDITORS AND ALL OTHER
i parties interested In the Markle Paper
Company. a corporation of the Commonwealth
You are hereby notified that. pursuant to the
order of Court herewith published, the under
signed duly appointed master in said cause,
will attend to the duties of his appointment on
THURSDAY, January 20. 1891. at 3 o'clock P.
NJ. at his office, No. 149 Fourth av., Pittsburg,
when and where you may attend and prove
your claims against said Markle Paper CON-
pany on complying with the terms of said
GEORGE P. HAMILTON, Master.
And now 20 wit: January 8. 1891, on motion
of Joseph Stadtelt, Cassidy & Richardson and
Jacob II. Miller. counsel for intervening credit
ors the above case is referred back to George
P. Hamilton. Esq, master, to hear and deter
mine the claims of the intervening plaintiffs
upon their demands as stated in their respec-
tive petitions for leave to intervene; and also
the claims of any other creditors OF the Markle
Paper Company who may present claims. and
master is to cause notice to be given
of the time and place of meeting for
the purposes of this order by advertise
ment once week for three weeks in the
Dispatch; and such persons not original plain
tiffs, Intervening plaintiffs herein1efore
mentioned, who shall come in before the said
MASTER to prove their claims shall, before be-
ing admitted to prove the same, file stIpula-
ton to pay their reasonable shares of the costs
and expenses, including counsel fees already
incurred by the compIaiDants in said case as
shall hereafter be decreed by the court, and
also to abide the further order of the Court as
to COSTS and expenses TO be incurred
And it is further ordered that the decree
heretofore entered in this case on the I'd day of
November, 1889. approving tho masters report
appointing 3. A. .McCiung. ESQ.,. receiver of
the Markle Paper Company. and ad5u1ging
Margaret A. McMasters to pay said receiver
the sum of eleven thousand four hundred and
thirty-four dollars and twenty-nine cen S, with
interest from September 2, 1889. be opened so
far as to permit said Margaret A. McMasters
to introduce before the said master anv
competent and relevant testimony tending
10 relieve and discharge her from the
decree. but until the final decree in this case.
the appointment of said receiver shall stand
the lien of said decree shall remain, and the
said receiver shall be at liberty to proceed by
appropriate process to collect into his hands
the sum of money specified IN said decree But
said receiver shall not pay out or make distri-
bution.of any OF the money collected by HIM
upon said decree. but shall hold the same until
the further order OF the Court. ana snail not
satisfy said decree until the further order Of
the Court.
And the Master shall hear all compe' ent and
relevant ties .imony, which may be offered be-
fore hmm by any of the parties relative to the
claims OF the present intervenors, or any other
claims before the Master: either in proof of
such claims or to establish the liability of de-
fendant therefor and also any further testimony
that the original plaintiffs may produce in
further support of their respective claims; or
of the liability Of the defendants therefor. And
upon the conclusion of the taking of all testi-
mony authorized to be taken under this order,
the Master shall make report 10 the Court. Of
all the facts denovos with his opinion thereon
together with the form of the decree.
erss PER CURIAM.
From the Record.
[sEAL1 JOHN BRADLEY, Pro.
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