Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-07
CASES COMPROMISED.

As stated yesterday judgments for
$50, $50 we're entered that afternoon 10
the Circuit O1urt for Alexandria county,
Judge ]. r. T. Thornton presiding OF
Judge Hsrrisop), in the damage suits
pending against the Washington, Airing
ION and Falls Churcl Railway Company,
the outcome Of the wreck at Clarendon,
Alexandra county. July 8. rbe above
smount represents the final settlement
of all Of the suits, with the exception of
two.
The amounts agreed upon by the at
torneys for the claimants was sstisfsc-
tory to the attorneys for the railway
company and the attorneys representing
the receiver The attorneys represent
ing the claimants expect that the judg-
menls will be met by the railway CON-
psDy at an early date. The two suits
pending against the company remaining
unsettled are those of A. Lincoln Smith,
who seeks to recover damages In the
sum OF $40, 900, and Eleanor r. Sanford.
who is ,Oing for 81 900. These suits
will, it is stated, be heard at The De-
cember term of court, which will con-
vene d, cember l6.
A motion for change of venue in the
two cases pending against the railway
company was made sbo,tly before court
adjourned that afternoon, bat Judge
Thornton continued he matter until the
regular December term. Immediately
following the Clarendon wreck damage
suits were filed against The railway COM
psny amounting to S425, 600.
A stated 10 yesterdays Gazette Judge
f mnnd Wsddill, IT,, Of the U. ). Court
ar tbs f stern ID s-rict of Virginia, bed
prt viIusiy entered an order co filming
he recommendation OF the RECEIVERS ana
granting authority asked for IS 10 the
entry Of judgments.
The highest iud sment given was to
J1hn w. Mock FIR the cum of So, 250.
snd The lowest judgment wss 10 K gipald
". HID zen, for S26 The judgments
awarded we're az follIws:
Eliza Bailey, $4,000; Clara NJ. War
ing, administrative, IS, 900; s. K.
Dishman, SO 900 George NJ Newall,
80 975; Ads Rsodes, 81, 400; @. A.
Darrell, 81, 900; George X Stu IT, ST.
500; jain W. Mock, So, $50; 7. B..
5 cody, $500; E. J. T-ylor, $3.50; VII
| am l.. Aidorfer, $3.50; @. l. B snt on,
800; L lie veilcb, 5000; la NJ. Heath ,
5000; Stuart Ashton, jr., $3.50; Viz
.InlA F,eld-, $3.50; D ,uiel w. Heth, $50;
John f. Vel ch, 800; II. d. Croker,
$75; Lincoln Freemeo, So 800; Clement
w. Woodward, $500; J. B. Blackburn,
81, 500; Johu w Vsilch, $500; Ffarc''
U. GIDEON. $500; David O. rrolt, $3.50
Dallas Ball, 800; jesse Middleton,
$500; f w. R Ewing, $500; Thomas
P Chapmao, 81. 200; Arhu' l.. Gross,
$3.50; Harry c. Eldy, $l,S75; Wlloer
Love less, Sc, $50; g. h MEX e5sD,
81 600; FceI w. B'yIen. $500; Gusta =
nus q. KuudSlI, $3.50; d. Paul swoPe,
1890; G. l. Bfisi, $500; Carl Hemm-
ug, $3.50; Patrick n. MeNuity, $500;
Charles I. Hcudle-, 81 500; William N
Ellison, $1,000; Lepyin A. X h!er
5000; Mary V. KIoler, 5000; Eve
Taylor, 600; Jphn w oebsstian,
800; Re,insld NJ. II dgssp, $25; james
r G. lien, $3.50; Bell @. Merry field,
$3.50; @. A. Flnscudd, 500.
The stockholders and receivers were
pr. ser Q by Msss.s NJ 'orf, Brbouri
AID Keuh and Jpdge Cbsrles & NicOl
The claimants were represented by tn,
following altorney': Osndsll Msckey
Mscbeu and Moocure, Charles Handler
W. q. O. llins, william NJ. Ellison, +
W. R. Ewing, Charles | SImms, K
E sell Thornton. and w. W. Douglas.