Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-12
REPORT SUMMARIZED.

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Total amount collected by Ivor A.
Page. trustee, s29.47S.43 There are still
outstanding accounts, in a large meas
ure good, amounting to about $4,000.
Besides the above there was stored
in licensed warehouses OF this city at
The time bankruptcy proceedings were
instituted a large quantity of fertilizer,
which being subsequently sold, Melted
the sum OF s29,S39.97. This was never
turned over to the trustee in bank
creditors of the bankrupt, the Citizens
Bank OF Norfolk and the Philadelphia
Warehouse Company.
There Is, in addition to the above.
subscriptions to the capital stock Of the
company. outstanding and unpaid, to
the amount of $4,000, but the master
believes that a suit TO recover the
amounts might, on account of the man.
ner In which the subscriptions were
secured. be successfully depended.
The total Indebtedness of the bank
rupt company at the time Of the ad-
1udfcation amounted to $120627. there
being 1876 creditors OF this amount
S3,52S.64 was due for labor and clerical
hire.
The following claims are passed upon
as to their priority:
CLAIMS PASSED UPON.
Warren Goodridge Company, supply
lien for $4,3S4.92: allowed
Christopher Bailey, of Philadelphia.
supply lien for S2,55756: allowed.
George w. Taylor & Co., of Norfolk.
supply lien for s1,o54.O7: allowed.
Nottingham & Wrenn Company, sup
ply lien for S420.54. Priority allowed as
to s3S4.01 due for fuel: balance disal-
lowed.
e. NJ. Milligan, Cape Charles, supply
lien for s2,7S5.75: the claim being for
f1sh for the manufacture of fertilizer. is
allowed.
A. Wrenn & Son. of Norfolk. supply
lien for $40: disallowed on the ground
that 1t was for wagon and was not
necessary for the conduct of the busl-
ness.
e. T. Holloway & Co.. supply lien for
slo7,S5: disallowed because Of It's hav-
ing been improperly filed.
Hecht, Hirschler &c Co., supply lien
for s444.52, for clothing furnished; dis
allowed.
w. r. Grace Company, of New York,
supply lien for s6.72s.55; allowed. Claim
was for nitrate of soda.
The Alexandria Fertilizer and Chemi-
cal Company, supply lien for s2,S12.s1:
allowed. Claim was for acid phos-
phnte
r.. v. White G. Co., supply lien for
81 461.21, general supplies: allowed as to
Sl.295.7O.
j. e. Bussells, supply lien for SER
vices as captain of a steam boat: dis
allowed.
w. e. Overton, supply lien for SER
Vices as superintendent of the company
for S2l5: dlsallowed.
George w. Duvall &c Co., mechanics
lien for unstated amount: allowed.
James e. Etheridge G. Co., mechanics
len for S458.59: allowed.
The National Bank OF Commerce Of
Baltimore filed a claim Of $26, 96i74 with
the referee, upon which priroity was
disallowed. This claim was under GER
tain receipts for fertilizers stored in the
factory and outhouses of the company.
B. r. Gornto, labor claim for 81, Goa. O6;
allowed rs to $500
b. 7. Fitchett, labor claim for $500;
allowed.
William Johnson. labor claim for
S26.70; allowed.
Charles Chalkley. labor claim for
$500: allowed.
There is claim OF $4,000, the residue
derived from q sale under n libel, filed
by Smeltz Bros, bankers. Of Hampton,
which was not PASSED upon, as 1t had
not been referred to the referee.