The Washington herald., 1911-07-30

| heAduurla, va, July ZS.-1eury TUCK
er. a negro. about thirty-two years old,
wanted for the murder Of Joseph Davis.
another negro. August L. 1909. has been
arrested and is being held In Greenyille,
s. c., according to q telegram to the
police here from Chief Of Police r. H.
Kennedy. of that place. Sheriff Palmer,
of Alexandria County, where the murder
was committed, will take the necessary
steps to have Tucker brought to the
county for trial. as the city authorities
do not desire to try Tucker.
In order to save Is per cent interest
allowed by the State statute, on the
SIS, 900 deposit Of Thomas w. Robinson.
| treasurer Of the Commonwealth. in the
defunct Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust
Corporation. the receivers Of that concern
have recommended to the Corporation
Court of this city the payment Of the
States money in full, which amounts to
about $4,000.
A statement given out to-day by Judge
]. K. M. Norton, one Of the receivers for
the defunct corporation, follows:
THE Commonwealth's Judgment against
Thomas w. Robinson, treasurer. for
about $4,000 bears interest at the rate Of
Is per cent per annum. The Common
wealth also holds assignment Of Thomas
w. Robinsons deposit Of about $4,000.
and in addition has first lien on the
bank building in Alexandria and a share
of s12,50O Of funds deposited with the
State treasurer by the trust company.
The Commonwealth would receive a divi-
dend on its judgment and also on Mr..
Robinson's deposit, a total Of 40 per cent,
which would be payable August 1.
ITO prevent the running of Is per cent
interest and for the benefit Of other
creditors, the receivers have recon-
mended the payment of the Common
wealth's claim in its entirety, and they
will in all probability be authorised to
do so. The receivers will be subrogated
to all the rights Of the Commonwealth,
and will save 10 per cent on the large
judgment.
THE Circuit Court of Richmond has al
ready entered a decree subrogating the
receivers to the Commonwealth's rights
as to the S12,500 of funds deposited in
Richmond. conditional entirely upon the
Corporation Court Of this city authoriz-
ing the receivers to pay the Common
wealth in full"
A decree was entered yesterday In the
Circuit Court of Richmond by Judge r.
Carter Scott in the case of 8. r. Dona-
hoe, auditor of public accounts of the
State, against Thomas w. Robinson.
treasurer of this city, accepting payment
offered by the Commemorative claim for
State funds on deposit are in the Vir-
ginia Safe Deposit and Trust Corpora
tion. The order abrogates the States
claim on certain funds on deposit with
the States treasurer by the trust COM
pany, which has been attached by the
State.
Union services will be held by a num-
Der of Protestant churches at o'clock
night at the First Baptist
Church. Rev. s. w. Rosenberger, pas
tor Of the Methodist Protestant Church,
and Rev. w. F. Watson, pastor Of the
First Baptist Church, will officiate.
In many of the churches tomorrow
the pulpits will be filled by nonresident
clergy. At Christ Episcopal Church
services will be conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Gibson, OF Strathblaine. Services at |
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church will |
be conducted by Rev. Mr.. Springer, of |
Both services at the Sec |
ond Presbyterian Church will be con- |
Quoted by Rev. DR.. Thomas Gordon, of |
There will be a meeting !
Of the Christian Endeavor Society of the |
Methodist Protestant Church at 7:3e |
o'clock tomorrow night, when an ad- |
dress will be delivered by Rev. Mr.. BAHIA, |
Of Lincoln, Neb. The morning services |
at the Methodist Episcopal Church South !
will be conducted by Rev. D. A. Lam |
bert, of st. Elmo Alexandria County |
Rev. w. F. Watson, pastor of the First |
Baptist Church. will take for his SUBJ
ject at the morning services at that |
"The great church" At the /
Methodist Protestant Church Rev. S.'w.
Rosenberger. pastor. will take as his
subject. THE personal love of Christ"
Owing to the fact that Rev. w. NJ |
Poisal. pastor of Bethany Independent
Methodist Protestant Church, is away on |
his vacation there will be no services at
that church for the summer. Sunday
school services will be held,s however.
Rev. Jacob O. Tweten, for the past
eight months pastor of Emmanuel Luth-
eran Church. at IL o'clock tomorrow
will preach his farewell sermon
As pastor of that church. Rev. Mr..
rweten will leave next week for Chi
ago to engage n missionary work. I'm
III his pulpit is filled permanently it will
De supplied by Washington minister
A charter has been granted by the /
state corporation commission to the Mar
on Motor Car Company, Incorporated.
4 Rosslyn, Alexandria County, with a
maximum and minimum capital stock of
10000 The officers are George O'Don-
lell, New York, president; r. N. Har-
'er, Washington, vice president. and J.
;. Ridgeway, Washington, secretary and (
reasurer. II
The funeral Of Mrs. Blanche Berkeley
ook place at o'clock this afternoon
rom St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Rev.
}. p. Phillips officiating. Burial was ind
he Methodist Protestant Cemetery. The
allbearers were DR.. Arthur Snowden,
l. H Lunt, George H. Evans. Kenneth
v. Ogden, Urban s. Lambert, and Philip
Ieisley.
w. A. Anderson. jr.. Of Bristol Tenn.
rho was recently elected principal Of
zee High School, Of this city, arrived
ere to-day, and with Supt. Sweeney
vent over the work Of the school. Mr..
anderson will be in the city for several |
ays and will return here about Au-
ust Is
Miss Ruby spivey and c. o. Wayland.
9th Of this city, were married Tuesday I
I the parsonage OF the First Baptist i
,hurch, by Rev. W.. +. Watson. pastor.
BIRTHS REPoRTnD. Il
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