Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-01
IN THE CITY HALL.
n. L. KAsTELBERc MAKES ASSIGN
MENr WITH $4,000 LIABILITIES.
DEED CONVEYS MUCH REAL ESTATE.
s.c,er,ber Term of the Hastings
court-Jadge witt Compliments
the yury-Councif committee
.n.e,. the First Police station

Rudolph I. Kastelberg made an as
s,enment Yesterday for the beneht OF
hts creditors. with liabilities aggregating
g 500. The deed was filed in the Chance-
~ Court of this city. and Mr.. s. J.
boswell qualified as trustee The deed
conveys 10 the trustee the following pro-
pertv: A house and lot on Second street
between Jackson and Duval; all that
marcel OF land, with two-story brick
dwelling. No. y south Adams street on
the west side of Adams street between
Main and Cary; lot OF land with I'M
provements on the east line or mira
street. between Clay and Leigh streets
with a brick tenement, No 52l; parcel
of land with eight frame dwellings,
partly in Richmond and partly In the
county OF Henrico. beginning at a point
on Twenty-seventh street l02 feet from
che southeastern intersection OF ana
Twenty-seventh streets, thence south
wardiy along the east line OF Twenty
seventh street 1l3 feet inches towards
Venable street. and running back from
Twenty-seventh street between parallel
lines 40 feet; lot Of land in Henrice
county. near the northern limits OF The
city, fronting % feet west side OF Mil
street. and running back between paral-
lei lines 200 feet: lot of land in the
county Of Henrico on the western side
Of what is called Beal street, fronting
4ls feet and running back 400 rect; lot
OF land in the valley OF Shockoe creek
40x20o feet; four lots in Henrico county
on the Meadow Bridge road; lot of land
on Chestnut Hill SOxl5O feet; a lot of
land fronting the Chesapeake and Ohio
depot s0x2O0 feet. and tract OF land In
Chesterfield county. on the south side OF
the Midlothian turnpike.
THE PRINCIPAL CREDITORS.
The trustee is directed. after paying
the legal expenses and attorneys fees.
10 Messrs. Anderson & Anderson, to Sc
cure the following parties the payment
OF the following sums-to-wit: w. J.
Todd $1i543: note dated June 10, 1898.
due sixty days after date, and one for
elT.95, dated June 10. 1895 payable sixty
days after date: Joseph Heppert, note
for $2AS9, dated December 4. 1897. pay
able in ninety days; also, note Tor
$6OLH. dated October 10. 1897, payable
ten months after date one note for $3.50,
drawn by r. l.. Kastelberg and Bertha
Kastelberg to their own order. and en-
dorsed by them July 7, 1897. and payable
fourteen months after date, and owned
by the First National Bank: a note for
$500. drawn by r. L. Kastelberg. left
with trustee as security for a certain
list of creditors in varying amounts
from about 50 10 $i5 and aggregating
$413.53. exclusive of interest.
II the debts are not paid before the
expiration of twelve months, the trustee
is Instructed to sell all the property
above mentioned TO the highest bidder.
OTHER COURT NEWS.
Mrs. Ellen McC. Rogers qualified in
the Chancery Court as admnistratix Of
the estate of Miss Nellie McCance
Rogers. The estate is valied at 5000.
William Mosby (colored) was given I'VE
years in the penitentiary in the Hastings
Court for entering the stable of the Clyde
Line Steamship Company. on August 2lst,
and carrying off lot of harness.
Levi Rose (colored) was acquitted of the
charge of assaulting Edward Harris with
intent 10 kill
William Shorts (colored) was acquitted
Of the charge of assauting Virginia Hunt.
The September term OF the Hastings
Court closed yesterday.
In discharging the jury, Judge Witt
thanked them for their faithful services
during the term. and said that II all
Jurors were as faithful there would be
fewer criminals.
General Edgar Allan appeared at the
bar In the Hastings Court yesterday
morning and delivered a beautiful eulogy
on the late Frank NJ Woon. His remarks
were listened to attentively by large
number of citizens, embracing many law
yers who knew Mr.. Woon.
The Committee on Police.
The Council Committee on Police met
at the First Police Station yesterday af-
ternoon at 4:SO o'clock, and inspected the
premises Captain Whitlock, in his usual
courteous manner, welcomed the COM
mittee and accompanied them through
the building which was found to be in
excellent order. The Captains office and
the assembly-room have been beautifed
and the Captain is exceedingly proud of
his comfortable quarters.
The members of the committee present
were Messrs. Seay chairman, Peters,
and Shea.
The clerk Of the committee reported the
financial condition of the. department to
be as follows:
Police Payroll
Appropriation ...-s So. .......SSo,I 90 %
Expended .....s ...... ...... .....' oS''lo oV
Balance go. ...... ..... .......sS2. O66 80
Contingent Fund
Appropriation go. ...... ....'. -..'sl'tS w
Expended ....... ........ ......"..... LOS "
Balance ....... ......... ..s.......Sl,lso ~
Patrol Wagon Fund
Appropriation $4,000. ....... ..''''sZ SVo W
Expended ...... ....... .............. l,oV5 Us
The police payroll for September, 1885,
amounting to s7,SS9.95, and bills, amount
ing 10 s4ll.5S, were approved and ordered
TO be paid.
The Clerk was instructed TO advertise
for PROPOSALS for license medals and TINS
for the year 1899.
Guard +. =. Jones submitted his report
Of the number of tramps now engaged In
clearing the bed of Shockoe creek ana
the total number of days they worked.
He also reported that two of the gang
escaped during the month, leaving seven
now at work.
Condition OF Third Market.
The Committee on Third Market met In
the City Hall at $50 o'clock. The month
IN report OF the Clerk of the market
showed the total receipts for the month
s59.2l. The financial report showed that
Of the appropriation OF 500. S2l725 had
been expended. leaving balance 10 the
credit OF the department Of $3.50.
Tho regular monthly bills and payroll
were approved and ordered TO be paid.
The Sewer Question.
The subcommittee on streets appoint
ed 10 hear the complaints OF property
holders in regard 10 the condition OF the