Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-10
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
Dividend for Defunct Trust
Company Depositors.
AMOUNTS TO 20 PER CENT
Have Received Nothing Since Re-
ceiver Was Appointed Last
F, December
pecial Correspondence OF The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 10, 1911.
Depositors in the defunct Virginia Safe
Deposit and Trust Corporation August
1 next will receive a twenty-per cent
dividend. This institution went into the
hands OF receivers December %, 1910.
and up to the present time the deposit
ors have not received and dividends.
Special Commissioner John NJ. john
son recently completed his work of going
over the affairs of the defunct concern.
The time for fling exception to his re-
port Is now up and practically all Is in
readiness for winding up the affairs of
the concern
A decree entered in the corporation
court recently against parties who were
depositors. in the Lovingston branch,
Nelson county. directing that the parties
turn over to the receivers the sum Of
were appointed in that branch, and which
pointed, Is slated to be heard Wednesday.
1t is understood, however, that the par
ties, through their attorney, will return
the amount Wednesday morning, which
will obviate the necessity of any further
legal proceedings in the matter.
Sale Is Confirmed.
court this morning by Judge Barley in
the case OF T. J. Fannon and others
against the Virginia Safe Deposit and
Trust Corporation confirming report OF
commissioners of sale as to offer Of the
Second National Bank of Culpeper. va.
for purchase of the building occupied by
it for the sum of 5000 This is one OF
the pieces Of property which G. j.
Rixey, president of the defunct concern.
turned over to the bank following its col
lapse.
A petition of the State Bank of Madi-
son, incorporated, for allowance OF claim
and leave to file same with receivers. was
entered. A decree asking for instruction
as to the interest on certificates OF de-
posit was entered and court directed IN
terest be paid to December %. 1910. which
was the time the corporation ceased to
do business
The court also gave a number OF other
DEGREES in several other matters, after
which an adjournment was taken.
Babies" Lost on Train.
Look out for two babies lost on the
11:1O o'clock train out of this city A
message something like the above was
flashed over the wire before midnight
laSI nlSnl 10 tne washington ONCE VI inc
Washington-V Virginia Railway Company.
The two ''bab ies' were looked out for
by the conductor Of the train before the
train reached Washington, and the con-
ductor declares that they were the big
gest babies he ever saw, being boys
about nine or ten years each.
1t happened in this way: The lads
were on a Mount Vernon car and in
stead of getting off in Alexandria they
went to sleep, and when the conductor
called out Fare as the train neared
the Union station they were aroused
from the land of nod and explained they
wanted to get off at the tunnel" the
first stop of the Mount Vernon train
when it reaches this city. The conductor
let the babies" off at Union station, and
long before the car reached Washington
they were again in the hands of their
parents in the land of dreams, and the
railway company was afterward notified
of the fact that the babies had been