Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-19

joint account between Christian and Jones
In the purchase of 100 shares OF
Sloss stock, now in Joness possession.
To James n. Boyd. S3.s3s.s5, note made
by T.. ID. Christian. payable to Mr..
Boyd, dated october 30, 1895. for ninety
days. On this note. however. the sum
OF sI.60i72 is to be credited as due by
Mr.. Boyd to Mr.. Christian.
LAST TWO CLASSES.
) Third Classic William II. Palmer and
James T. Gray, executors Of William
Gray. deceased. $500. with interest
from December Z. 1895, evidenced by note
OF e. d. Christian. This debt is al
ready secured by the pledge of 200 shares
of stock in the Richmond Paper Manu-
featuring Company.
Fourth Classic the holders of four
notes drawn by f.. ID. Christian, payable
to tho order OF J. B. Pace. for 5000
$4,000. 2l.O00. $4,000 respectively; two
notes of f. NJ. Bowers-one for $1,000,
payable to the order of +. ID. Christian
and j. b. Pace; and the other for slo,-
900. payable to the order of f.. ID. Chris
tian. To the Planters National Bank,
three notes, drawn by T.. ID. Christian,
and discounted by the bank for $500.
$500 and $3.50. respectively. To the
First National Bank of Richmond. one
note of f. ID. Christian, payable to j. B.
Pace. for sl25O0. To the City Bank OF
Richmond. a note of F.. ID. Christian,
payable in ninety days for 5000.
The Alleged Pace Syndicate.
Mr.. Pace was able to spend several
hours down town yesterday and appeared
to be in a brighter mood and much
stronger than he had been for several
days. He walked around a little and
shook hands with a number OF sympathiZ-
ing friends who chanced 10 meet him on
the street
a gentleman who is very close to Mr.
Pace i'm both business and social relations
assured a Dispatch man last night that
there was great deal of truth in the re-
port that efforts were being made by Mr.
PAGES friends to form a pool or syndi-
cate to take his business interests out OF
the court and manage his affairs until
they can be gotten into good shape Tor
him to attend to them, and his health
shall have been sufficiently restored Tor
him to do so. The Dispatch's informant
stated positively that Mr.. PAGES bank
stock would not be allowed to be sacri-
feed, and gave the further assurance that
Mr.. PAGES property would pay every dol
lar that he owed and leave still a hand
some sum for Mr. Pace and his family.
Assignment of VIM. McIIain ~ Co.
Mr.. William McBain. trading as William
McBain x Co. wholesale dealers in oils,
paints, and varnish, made an assignment
yesterday at l:l5 p. NJ. The liabilities are
1850 Mr.. Hill Montague was made trus-
nee for the estate, which includes stock,
machinery and fixtures, book accounts.
bills due and bonds. and three-story
brick dwelling situated on the south side
of Floyd avenue between Cherry and Lin
den streets. This real estate Is the pro-
perty of Mrs. Mary McBain, wife OF the
assisner, and is subject TO liens of $500.
due December, 1895, and $500 due Novem-
Der. 1896.
Creditors are divided into three classes.
The first class includes Charles III. Giles
pie & Co., c. w. Tanner x Co. Whittet
x Shepperson, :. II. Pulliam x Co, c;
W. Graham, Southern Oil Company, ana
the National Bank of Virginia. The Sc
cond class includes Corn-Planter Refin-
ing Company. John T. Lewis x Co, the
Armitage Manufacturing Company, eau
field oil Company. Fidelity Life-lnsurance
Company. Harwood Brothers, and NJ.
Murphy < Brother. The third class in
cudes number OF small accounts. The
piece of real estate assigned is the pro-
perty of Mrs. McBain. II is claimed that
the house and lot would bring almost
enough above the mortgage on it to cover
all the liabilities II the real estate market
were active