Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-17
FAILURE or MIR. GEO. r. KING.

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FAILURE or MIR. GEO. #. KING.
Proprietor of the city Mills Files
Dccd-Trustee Made Receiver
deed Of assignment was filed in the
office Of the clerk of the Chancery Court
yesterday morning by Mr.. George j.
King. owner and proprietor Of the Rich
mond City Mills. to r. NJ. Pitcher trus-
tee. Mrs. King joins her husband III the
deed. Liabilities are placed at about 80
600. and II is thought that the assets Will
cover all the obligations The property
conveyed In trust consists of the Klch-
mond City Mills. formerly known as the
Rockets Mil, partly in the city or 1tlch-
l.mond and partly In the county OF ucn-
rico. with improvements, machinery, etc.'
a certain lot Of land on Nicholson street.
property on Hague street and Wlllldiils-
burg avenue, and property ADJOINING 'ne
Richmond City Mills; all material ana
stock in the mills, and FEED ana gram
warehouses; Nos. 800 and $500 Williams
burg avenue; office furniture iron sdle'
teams. wagons. drays, harness, etc.; ten
horses two buggies; all material and
stock used I'm the conduct Of the HaNali-
Crenshaw corn mills, leased and operated
by Mr.. King. together with the uneXplf2d
lease.
The entire stock of goods at store NO
25 west Broad street conducted under >Ae
style Of /. X. Garrett, consisting OF iseu'
meal. hay. and grain; horse and wagon
book accounts, etc.
AN judgments. credits, bonds, and other
evidences of Indebtedness payable ana
belonging TO Mr. King, including IU
shares OF stock of the I;ivermont Lahu
Company. of Lynchburg, and some Stock
i'm the Henrico Land and improvement
COMPANY; also, ten shares of stock IN me
[Iut-ja1 Guarantee Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION.
LIST OF THE CREDITORS.
The creditors are divided into three
classes. After the payment Of the eX-
penses of executing the deed inciuoihs
commissions to Trustee Pitcher OF per
cent on receipts, and to Edmund Naa-
am Jr.. his bill for legal services, the
creditors are to be paid as follows:
First Class-B. II. King, g O6Ol2, SUD
iect to a credit of 81 ,4OO and the sum OF
81 500 in fun for the amount OF her con-
tingent right Of dover; Kate V. Barnes
$50: w. NJ. Elliott, S6O3.S5 John y. ray
lor. S379.7G; JEFF. ID. King, $3.50; George
webb. SO; six notes for $500 each' dra"h
by George T. King and endorsed by T. r.
Saunders for accommodation and dis
counted by the First National Bank. The
notes are at four months each, and are
dated December 3. 1896; December &C. 1896;
January Is. 1897; February Il, 1897; March
1 1877. March IL 1897 Also, four notes
ageregating S1.O96.99, drawn by J. II. GnL-
Gth 4 Co. for the assigns; three notes
amounting 20 $500, drawn by r. NJ. Pilchcr
for King; two notes amounting to $,235.6O
drawn by w. NJ. Lewis for King; all
salaries or commissions due employees
and clerks.
sECOND-CLASS CREDITORS.
Second Class-The following notes ana
acceptances: b. Turner, $40; note drawn
Inv " G. Moore for $lS3.S0 and one for
st25. a note for Sl76.S5, drawn by Harrison
K. Co. a note for $50 drawn by 5. Is.
Gates: a note for SlOO, drawn by o. y.
Minor: note for $l06.1S, drawn by j. B'
Moore; note for $206lS, drawn by King III
favor Of j. 3. Moore; note for $ShS5'
drawn by King. X. L. Craig & Co; note
for $N396, drawn by King IN iaNor OF
same: note for $lS073, drawn by King IN
favor of ID. S. Harwood; note for S53OGO
drawn by King in favor Of same; note
for 1850, drawn by King in favor OF
Todd q Justis: note for S23l.l3, drawn by
King i'm favor Of same.
The third class is made up Of another
lot Of notes, principally six due the flrst
National Bank, amounting TO $3.50.
The trustee Is. as usual, directed to
take charge at once and TO act for the
creditors
on a bill fled on behalf OF several Of
the creditors by Hill Montague, Esq
Judge Lamb. of the Chancery Court, late
last evening appointed X. Nj. Pitcher, the
George r. King This step was taken in
order to convene all Of the creditors In
one proceeding and to dispose Of all the
property to the best possible advantage,
under the guidance Of the court. The re-
ceiyer was required to furnish bond and
one of the trust companies OF the city
will act as surety.
Minor Court News.
Judgment was rendered in the Law and
Equity Court Yesterday in favor Of Ram
sev 4 Eninger against Charles L. Todd
for Sl0i13
The Court overruled the motion to set
aside the verdict in the case of A. f.
Cordez against George b. Bull, in which
Judgment was rendered several days ago
FOR S225. The verdict for the sum named
stands.
In the Circuit Court the trustees Of
Sharon Baptist church were dutnOIlleu
to execute a deed of trust on certain
church property for $3.50 TO pay a debt.
In the Hastings Court Andrew Wool
drilge for malicious shooting, was dis
charged.
Clerk Christian issued marriage-licenses
TO the following: Albert Thornhill ard
Kate S. Smith; IL. Lee Bew and c. Lillian
Philbots.
Mn. Tom Holloway, janitor Of the Law
and Equity Court, came near being de-
prived Of a handsome oyercOat yesterday
morning. negro man was seen going
down the stairway OF the fourth floor OF
the City Hall with the aforesaid coat on
his arm Fortunately Mr.. Holloway no
tlced him, and wanted TO know his rea-
sons for such action.
''Nfr. RalstOn asked me 10 come up yere
and git dis coat was the reply,
"Well you just give II to me, and get
out Of here quick" said Mr. Holloway.
He took the advice OF the officer.
Presents "saIyntion."
a.ha meetings al SeVenth-Street Chris