The Washington herald., 1913-02-15
FOSTER MAKES REPORT
ON TRUST CORPORATION
Peerissrs complimented for Way They
Hsadled the Alexandra
Bank Affairs.

Pecrissrs complimented for Way They
Hsadled the Alexandra
Bank Affairs.
Alexandria, Va, Feb. 1L-The report of
Walter c. Foster. special commissioner
appointed to settle the accounts Of the
receivers of the defunct Virginia Safe
Deposit and Trust Corporation, was filed
in the. Corporation Court this afternoon.
According to the report at the time Of
the appointment of receiver or the con-
cern the cash on hand amounted to $Si.-
so5.76: receipts from sale Of real estate
owned by the defunct concern and decided
to receivers by c. ]. Rixey and wife.
amounted to S7O.es6.09; receipts from sale
of stocks, bonds, and other securities,
less expenses, assigned by c. j. Rixey
to the receivers. s34, ,9sl.27; receipts from
the sale of property on farms, less ex-
penses, assigned by c. J. Rixey to re-
ceivers, s6,73L09; cash and receipts from
the sale of unclassified securities assign
ed b. c. J. Rixey to the receivers, ~
6S O6; receipts from the sale OF stocks
and bonds held and owned by-the defend
ant corporation al the time OF the ap-
pointment of receivers, $s.2SS26S; notes
or bills receivable collected. $l0l PS.6o;
money collected from banks and bankers,
due the defendant corporation. A,llls2;
oyerdrafts collected, S. n; receipts from
sale OF furniture belonging to the defend
ant corporation. Sso4; rent OF properly
belonging to the defendant corporation,
conveyed to the receivers by c. j. RiSey
and wife, less expenses, s2.osl.G; money
due bonding department, collected after
appointment of receivers, $3.50; proht ac-
count which included the interest on
money deposited in banks by the re-
ceivers, and interest paid on outstand-
Ing notes or bills receivable, S,27s.S6; MAX
Ing a total of sSo1.27.os.
The special commissioner has credited
the money allowed as set OF, against the
funds due the holders Of notes and bills
receivable, in such cases as the court
allowed: this amounted to S15.26s5I. The
preferred claims which were paid,
amount TO So, $40. so; two dividends Of 20
per cent and 10 per cent. respectively,
which were paid on preferred claims,
amount to S157,17259; the amount allowed
the receivers from the time OF the ap-
pointment until August 4, 1912, HO,354oo:
Special Commissioner John NJ Johnson s
account for fees and expenses, In ascer-
tanning assets and liabilities Of the de-
fendant corporation, early in the year,
1911, s., 2e93 30; the expenses of the admin
istration of the receivership amount to
81, ,503. .06; liabilities not otherwise sched-
uled. se06.6S: cash on hand. August 5. lsl2,
s7o.946.es. making a tota! of S3ol.2n.R
In closing his report. Mr.. Foster takes
occa sion to compliment the receivers for
the able manner in which they handled
the affairs. In view of the fact that
the receivers have a surplus on hand
at this time, it is not improbable that an
other dividend will be declared This
probably may be 10 per cent, which
would make a total of 40 per cent paid
the creditors of the defunct concern.
BOY Dies of Hydrophobia.
Raymond d. Struder. eight years old.
died early this morning of hydrophc bia-
The boy was bitten by a dog on Decem-
Der - last He was taken TO the hos
pital and soon recovered from his In
juries and was discharged as cured
For the first time since then the lad
showed signs of rabies yesterday, and
he was placed in an ambulance and
taken TO the Alexandria Hospital. where
a number of physicians did everything
possible to save his life.
Struder was a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Struder, and lived with his par
ents at 81 South Peyton Street Follow
ing the biting OF the boy. a warrant was
obtained for the arrest of the alleged
owner. He, however, died a few days
sfterward and the case was never called
for trial.
Between 500 and 600 pounds of -four and
meal were stolen last night from the
Old Dominion Mills. Fairfax County. |
three miles southwest of this city. The |
thieves used a wagon to haul away their |
plunder.
Only a few weeks ago the meat house |
of Section Foreman Davis, near by, was |
entered by thieves and between 700 and
500 pounds of meat were stolen there |
Frl.
away the loot.
Aged Man Dies.
Capt. Richard H. Remington. a WELL
known resident died early this after
noon at his home, LIS Duke Street, after |
long illness. He was seventy-three |
years old, and besides his wife is sur
vived by several children.
Capt. Remington was a veteran rail-
road employe. For many years he was
employed as a passenger conductor on
the southern Railway. For several years
past. however. he served in the capacity
of local baggage agent for the company,
which position he held up to the time
of his death.
Capt. Remington was a member of
Alexandria Council, No. 81. Royal Area
mum. The arrangements for the funeral
have not been completed.
Mrs Mary c. Clover's funeral took
place this afternoon from her late home.
+20 South Washington Street. Services
were conducted by Rev. DIR. John Lee
Allison, pastor of the Second Presbyte-
rian Church Burial was in the Method
ist Protestant Cemetery.
Funeral services for Adolphus ID.
Walker were held this afternoon at his
late home, 30 Duke Street. They were
conducted sby Rev. c. r. Strausburg,
pastor of the Methodist Protestant
Church. The body will be shipped to
Fauquier County, Va, to-mor-
row for burial.
Williams to Appeal.
Attorney G. L. Boothe, representing
City Councilman Julian Y. Williams,
against whom a jury in the Corporation
Court yesterday returned a verdict Of
guilty in the quo warranto proceedings
charging Mr.. Williams with living in
Alexandria County, stated to-day he win
Mt once make application to the State
Court of Appeal for a writ of error in
the case.
There will be special session Of the
United States Court for the Eastern Dis
trict of Virginia at II 80 o'clock to-mor-
row. when the case of the United States
against Theodore johnson, of Alexandria
County, who is charged with building
on a government reservation, will be
heard The ha baa rd haf