Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-31


tended to be secured. shall be paid over
10 the said Gates 4 Brown or their legal
representatives.
The Personal Deeds.
Accompanying the general deed or as
| slgnment OF the firm OF Gates q Brown
were personal deeds from Charles IL.
Brown and wife and Il. w. Gates ana
wife. The liabilities of Mr.. Gates are
estimated at $4,000. and he named MT
II. Clinton Boudar as trustee, WINE the
! liabilities OF Mr.. Brown are placed az
5000, and Dir. II. 4. McCurdy Is trustee.
The pieces of property assigned Dy the
Brown deed are as follows:
| House and lot No. 2s02 east Franklin
street. subject to a mortgage OF about
| $780, interest in a tract of land In Hen
rico county: five shares of stock In the
State Bank OF Virginia, which are al
/ ready pledged for a loan OF $500 num-
/ Der OF shares OF stock In the Meropoh-
tan Bank Of Richmond. already pledged
| for n loan of 500: the interest OF Charles
/ l.. Brown in ten shares of the II. +. John-
son Publishing Company. The deed pro-
vides for the usual costs incident 10 the
| execution Of the trust, and then stipu-
/ lates that the funds derived from the sale
or disposition of the property assigned
shall be applied to the payment Of the
debts Of said Brown in accordance with
their priority, as follows:
/ First Class-R NJ. Smith, demand note,
$500; r. L. Heckler, $500. evidenced by
note of Charles l.. Brown; Charles r..
Smith. 500, evidenced by note of Charles
l.. Brown: John h. Cary &s Son, $50: An
drew NJ. Glover, $40; Security Bank OF
Richmond $50; metropolitan Bank OF
| Richmond. Sl5.
T.. ~ a
by r. L. Brown and discounted at Sc
curity Bank of Richmond; note for 5000.
endorsed by r. L. Brown and discounted
at the Metropolitan Bank Of Richm md;
note for $500. discounted at Metropolitan
Bank OF Richmond: note for s625. endorsed
by r.. l.. Brown. and discounted at the
state Bank Of Virginia; note for 5000.
discounted at the State Bank Of Nir-
gnia: note for $780, endorsed by r. L..
Brown. and discounted at the Planters
National Bank
The third class provides that II there
should be any residue after the above
debts shall have been paid in full, II
shall be applied TO the payment Of the
debts Of the firm Of Gates & Brown
THE GATES DEED.
The Gates deed transfers TO the trus-
tee, Mr.. II. A. McCurdy. the following
property:
That lot Of ground, with Improvements
thereon. known as No. lOS west Clay
street: tract Of land. aggregating about
GO acres, in King william county, near
the town of West Point; . shares capital
stock in Yhe Home Building-Fund Com
pany. 10 shares Of which are pledged with
the Security Bank of Richmond for debts
due by f.. w. Gates; ? shares Of STOCK
Of Richmond Mutual Fire-Insurance Com
pany, also pledged with Security Bank;
10 shares stock Of b. T. Johnson Publish
ing Company; shares capital-stock State
Bank Of Virginia, pledged with the Me-
tropOlitan Bank; 10 shares stock Of Sc
curity Bank, pledged as collateral with
Mari Company; interest Of said Gates
in tract OF land in Henrico county, on
south side OF Roseneath road, containing
Mari Company: interest Of said Gates
Homestead Land and Phosphate Com
pany; interest Of said Gates In Virginia
More Company: interest of said Gates
in American Plant-Food Company; inter
est Of said Gates In two notes Of the
American Plant-Food Company. aggre-
eating S9.83.35: 10 shares capital-stock
Of the Richmond Basket and Wooden
ware Company: interest of said Gates in
the Virginia Oil and Gas-Light Com
pany: interest OF said Gates in The Frede-
ricksburg Improvement Company
The creditors are 10 be paid in the
order named
First Class-Sum due by said Cafes
as receiver in case of Craig vs.. Preston.
believed TO be about $1,000
Second Class-E. NJ. Foster note Sic0O;
Mrs. NJ. ID. Sweeney, $l.46S2S
Third Class-Metropolitan Bank OF Rich
mond, note made by Thomas B. Henley,
and endorsed by L. w. Gates, $5.S2370;
Security Bank Of Richmond. notes Tor
ST. 25O and S37j the latter being drawn by
A. $. Gates. and endorsed by r. W.
Gates. The fourth-class I'm this deed pro-
vides for the payment Of any other claims
Of Il. w. Gates, individually, and for the
application OF any residue, should there
be any. TO the debts 10 the firm Of Cafes
& Brown.
Failure of Constable Brothers.
The well-known gentlemen's furnish
ing-goods-hOuse of Constable Brothers
has made an assignment to w. X. Con-
stable. trustee. Their Liabilities are placed
at $1,000, and it is claimed that the
assets will be sufficient to pay all the
Indebtedness of the firm. The deeds con-
veys to the trustee the stock Of goods,
fixtures, open accounts, etc. and also all
cash belonging TO the firm, either in bank
or al the store, No. 40 east Broad street.
After the payment of all costs in connec-
tiOn with the execution Of the deed, the
trustees commissions. rents. &C., the
trustee is TO discharge the debts Of the
concern i'm the following order:
First Class-All debts due to Daniel
Richter of New York believed 10 be
$l.544.99. evidenced by notes OF Constable
Brothers. all debts due 10 II. c. Con-
stable, believed to be $500, evidenced by
notes OF Constable Brothers; all debts
due to Perry Brothers laundry, OF this
cry, amounting TO about $3.50; debt Tor
borrowed money to LOttie II. Constable,
$50: several notes, believed TO amount 10
S2,15O discounted by the State Bank, and
believed 10 be held by 1t; several notes.
believed to amount to $500 discounted
at the State Bank and believed to be
held by il. CThese notes were drawn
by Constable Br0thers) Also, one negO-
table note for 500, drawn by a. l..
Davis, and endorsed by Constable
Brothers. discounted at the State Bank,
and believed to be held by It.
Second Class-All other creditors of Con-
stable Brothers who shall within ninety
days file their claims with the trustee.
The deed states that inability to collect
money due and The dull times were the
causes of the failure.
Death of Mr.. Mcisel.
Mr.. William f. Meisel died Wednesday
night AZ his mothers residence 'sChpl-