Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-28
TWO OTHER FAILURES.

Joseph Goldsmith q Co. OF Philadelphia,
S,e5sOs, and A. j. Conroy, $3.50.
TWO OTHER FAILURES.
A deed OF assignment was also filed
by d. u. Council. grocer. at Nos 6l3 and
6l5 east Marshall street. Major Sol.
Cutchlns is named as trustee, and the
liabilities are estimated at 5000 The
deed conveys the contents OF the store.
consisting OF -four. bacon. pork. canned
goods fancy groceries, woodenware. to-
bacco. cigars and such other articles as
may be found Two horses and two de-
livery-wagons, together with the harness
and general fixtures OF the store. are
also embraced I'm the deed. The creditors
OF the first class are: The City Bank of
Richmond by note. dated February 4th,
SEQ: Joseph q. Councill, Jr.. by note due
January !. 1896, sl29.07; l.. X. Garrett,
SIS; c. NJ. Bonham & Co., sSS2; George IL.
Church & Co., 1920; L. w. Evans & Co,
Ss.37; j. II. Griffith e. Co.. $40; Hudson a.
Co., $3.50; William jenkins * son, Sl0
John T. Powers $l770; l.. S. Whitmore
! & Co., $35.45. The creditors are divided
into two classes. the highest creditor In
the second class being Cudahy Brothers
Messrs. Moulton & Tallenadge, agents
Richmond. Va s2Si.57.
A third deed of assignment was that
"A. ~
| Braxton conveys his entire stock OF wall
paper and other assets at No. sos east
Broad street 10 the trustee, who Is en-
powered 10 wind up the affairs and pay
| All creditors alike. The liabilities are
placed at sl,7Oo.
COMMITTEE MEETINGS.
The Committee on Accounts and Print
ing met in Room No. II OF the city Han
building last evening, at $50 O'Clock.
Messrs, Cssfrer (sub-chairman), Mcdowell
and Mitchell were present. AFTER the
us,,al amount OF routine business was
transacted and a number OF bills ap-
proved the committee adjourned.
The Committee on Claims and Salaries
held a meeting at Z o'clock In the same
room. and passed on number of claims
the payment of which VIII De recoin-
mended 10 the City Council.
The Committee on Third Market was
called TO meet in Room No. ii OF the City
Hall building at 8 o'clock. but the only
member present was Mr.. Seay.
The Committee on Fire Department was
called TO meet at 6 O'Clock. but was post
poned as only Messrs. Gunst tchalrhah'
and Woody were present.
The Committee on Schools held meet
ing I'm Room No. IL at $50 O'Clock. SUD-
Chairman Brock and Messrs. BioomDerg'
Briggs, and Mountcastle were present
The following bills for the Mechanics IN
stitute were ordered to. be PAID: January
st3 49, February. 1911; March s'Ss'to'
April. s72lsO. The sum OF N,4Oi was ap-
propriated as part payment Tor the con
tractor who is erecting the new SCHOOL
building on Randolph street.
NEWS OF THE COURTS.
Judge Lamb has notified the bar that
tbe present term of the Chancery Court
will be adjourned on Friday. May sth, ana
that no papers of any kind, neither con-
sent nor contested, Will be received alter
Monday, May 4th. The June term VIII
commence on Monday, June list.
Judge Minor of the Law ana Equity
Court. Yesterday granted charter 10
the Nickel Savings Bank. Of Richmond,
with r. f. Tancil. president; X. J. Bass
vice-president, and these two with Evans
PAYNE. W. S. Christian. e. A. Washing
ton. Anderson Evans, and John h Jones,
directors all of whom are substantial
coIored citizens. The bank will receive
deposits from cents up. and place IN
surance The Office will be at Thirueth
and l. streets.
To-day the suit OF Mr.. J. X. Mitchie
VS.. the Chesapeake and Ohio Halfway
COMPANY will commence. Mr.. Mitchie
sues 10 recover 25,OD lie lost MS poSl-
ton some time ago, and 1t was alleged
that he failed TO give L. H. Jarowsky' on
February 3, 1894. slip showing that he
had paid his fare. Mr.. Mitchie alleges
that Jarowslty was detective OF the
roo6 and his discharge has ruined his
name.
In the Circuit Court yesterday, Judge
Wexford. upon application. ordered GER
tain changes in the charter Of the Peoples
Relief Association.
A suit was Instituted by o. II. Berry K
Co. VS.. w. Ct. Pikinton, action OF debt
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