Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-12
Mr.. CLOVES ASSIGNS.
HE FILES TWO DEEDS, WITH LA
BILITIEs OF $500.
HANER INJUNCTION DISMISSED.
His Counsel withdrnws the AppIi-
catfon-TroubIc Adjusted by As
signing Him to Another Position
other Court News.


. eating $500.
Two deeds were 1led-the first convey
4 ing the personal property of the firm, Z
Luclan w. Ryland. trustee, and the Sc
cond conveying real estate to Louis W
Pizzini. trustee. The first deed assigns t
Dir. w. Ryland all the typewriting- gina
, chimes, bicycles, bicycle supplies. type
writer supplies, office furniture and nix
lures, Photographic supplies, camera, anC
supplies therefor and all other property
contained in the warerooms now occu
pied by e. II. Cloves g. Co., at No. III
east Main street. together with the unex
pired lease OF the premises. all book ao'
counts, and certain bar-lock typewriting-
machines now under lease.
The trustee is to take immediate pos
session of all the property and convert
the same into cash, privately, or at the
end Of sixty days by public auction.
THE CREDITORS
Out OF the assets, the trustee Is directed
to pay:
First-Expenses OF executing the trust,
| including a commission OF per cent. TO
| the trustee, and to Smith, Moncure q
| Gordon a reasonable fee for services rem
| dered. Also, any past rent due for the
| Maln-Street premises.
Second-Overman Wheel Company.
| S1725O.
Third-Gormully and Jeffrey Manufac-
turing Company, $2J6.20
Fourth-A note for $500, dated May rs,
| 1898, payable at Citizens Exchange Bank.
drawn by L. II. Cloves & Co., and en-
dorsed by Maggie II. Cloves.
a note for $50, dated June !, 1885, drawn
and endorsed as above, and made paya-
BILE at the same bank.
A note for $500. dated March 20, 1898,
payable at Virginia Trust Company four
months after date, drawn by ID. IL.
Cloves e. Co., and endorsed by Maggie
r. Cloves and J. Il. Elan.
Fifth-All other creditors: The trustee
is directed to pay the debts secured in the
above classes, in the order Of the classes.
THE PERSONAL DEED.
The second deed, which names Louis
W. PizZini, witnesses that, whereas II.
II. Cloves has made a general deed or
assignment, being DESTROYS OF Offering
still further an additiona! security TO
some of the creditors specifically men
tionel in that deed. grants to the trustee
all his right. title, and interest to that
property, commencing at a point on the
south line Of Grace street, distant go feet
east of Ryiand street, thence running
easterly along Grace street and fronting
thereon AZ feet, and extending back from
said front between lines PARALLEL with
Ryland street, lj3 feet inches 10 the
alley.
The described real estate is sub
ject to life estate in Maggie BEDFORD
Cloves, wife of Il. II. Cloves, and being
further subject 10 a deed Of trust to Sc
cure the payment of 5000.
sold forthwith TO the highest bidder, and
out Of the proceeds Of the sale, the trus-
tee is directed to pay after the legal
costs:
First-To Mrs. Maggie r. Cloves,
guardian Of Margie, Fred, and Irwin |
Knowles, the sum OF S75i2S, $3.50 OF which |
amount bears interest from November 20, |
1895; sl0l3S from July 81, 1897, and $3.50 |
from January 81. 1888.
If there is any surplus after paying |
this amount, the trustee shall pay the |
notes described in the former deed.
The haner Injunction Dismissed.
The injunction granted in the Law and
Equity Court on Thursday, restraining
Foster, j. B. Snapp, w. G. Monroe. b. II.
Thomas, w. q. Dudley, S. j. Craig, IL. d.
Foster, and others from communicating
with any person in authority in the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Railway Company, and
urging the discharge of Philip Manner
from the employment of the company, |
was dismissed yesterday, on application
Of the plaintiff, who declares that he has
reason to believe that he is in no danger
Of being discharged by the company
The circumstances that led 10 the APP
plication for the Injunction are peculiarly
Two and half years ago
!
natl and made road foreman of the Ches-
ipeake and Ohio Line, with headquarters
1t Clifton Forge. The importation of a |
foreman instead of the promotion OF one
IF the men at work on the line was not |
'eceived with favor, and Mr.. Manner was |
rot acceptable for other reasons. His
egims was u very rigid one, and the
rules were strictly enforced.
IS result of the discipline which Mr..
daner instituted, the Brotherhood of Lo-
omotive Engineers, on the ground of
'unknd treatment Of his fellow-work-
men, requested his withdrawal from the
rganization. The representatives of the ,
arious divisions OF the brotherhood went
step further, and a paper was drawn
p, threatening that unless Manner was
ischarged all the engineers and firemen
pom the divisions of the road centering
t Clifton Forge. and possibly those :
throughout the entire system, would
ave their work. 1t was in order to pre-
ent the presentation of this letter that
lr. Manner applied for an injunction, '
hitch would have been returned June !
th, and preciptated a case OF remarka- !
lie interest.
In the mean time, however, the matter
as been adjusted in a manner satisfac-
Try TO all parties. Mr.. Manner is retain
in the service Of the company, but has
cen placed in another petition on the |
,ad. y
Mr.. George w. Stevens, general mana I!
Pr Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad q
lid yesterday that the relations between I
lie management and its men was never -
ore pleasant and harmonious, and that >
lere was no chance of trouble occurring. j
other Matters in the Courts.
Suits have been entered in the Circuit
ourt by the city OF Richmond against
azewell Elicit, Samuel b. Witt, Fred. 81
T. Scott, Thomas i. Scott, and Edward 6,
:. Scott, to recover $69495, the amount IN
the defalcation Of f.. b. Grymes, at one N
me Clerk to the office OF Treasurer or Q,
is city. n,
The above acknowledged themselves TO m
held, jointly and severally, to the city III
the sum of 5000, for the faithful per- OF
finance of e. Il. Grymes of those du- W
IS assigned TO him in the position TO be
lch he was elected. The amount OF IS
Q defalcation was made up Of sums w
nging from l cent TO $50, taken from the hs
US funds over an extended period OF 10
ne.
Judge r. b. Wexford, in this court, tn
anted charter 10 the Woman's Union, in
colored organization formed for chari- m
BILE and benevolent purposes. The capt.
shall he he "a "a