Evening star., 1913-02-15
Special Commissioner Reports
on Receivers Actions.
ECHO OF DEFUNCT TRUST
Mayor Hears Robey Case-Light In
fantry Inspection Tuesday
Night.
Special correspondence of The Star.

the affairs of the receivers of the de-
funct Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust
Corporation. there was IL balance on
hand August of S7O,O466S Other
money has since been received. and an
other dividend WILL it is expected he
declared shortly by the receivers. This
will be 10 per cent. probably, and will
| be the last dividend to be declared
which would make altogether Il tota |
| of 40 per cent declared since the fail
ure of the concern.
The cash on hand at the time of the
appointment OF the receiver was s:;4
800. I6: receipts from sale of real estate
owned by the defunct concern and decided
to receivers by c. J. Rixey and wife, s73-
GSG.O9; receipts from sale of stocks and
bonds, less expenses, s3to91.27: receipts
from sale of property on farms.
| less expenses. assigned by {. j.
Rxey to receivers. s6734.C9: cash and
receipts from the sale of unclassitied
securities assigned 10y c. j. Rixey to the
receivers, $S,GO6.O5; receipts from the
sale of stocks and bonds held and owned
by the defendant corporation at the time
or the appointment of receivers S2.S .,:}., tiS
notes or bills receivable collected $1O1.-
$500; money collected from banks and
bankers, due defendant corpora ton
S4. 4.lI1.52: overdrafts collected, $J.32l II :;
receipts from sale of furniture belOns ing
to defendant corporation. $.04: rent of
property belonging to defendant corpora
ton conveyed by c. j. Rixey and wife
less expenses. $2.U31: money due bonding
department. collected after appointment
OF receivers, SS2.S6; profit account which
included the interest on money deposited
in banks and by the receivers, and in
tcrest paid on outstanding notes or bills
receivable, $',27S. ST. making a total of
So, ,217.G9.
Preferred Claims Paid.
The special commissioner has. credited
the money allowed as set off against the
funds due the holders OF notes and bills
receivable in such cases as the court al
lowed-this amounted to S15.26S.57.
The preferred claims, which were paid.
amounted to $:4, SO: the two dividends
of ~ and Il per cent. respectively paid
amounted to S151, 80: the amount al
lowed the receivers from the time of their
appointment to August ], 1872, was $1O,-
$500
The accounts for fees and expenses
amounted to S2,229.5: the expense of the
administration of the receivcrship was
S11.5O3.O6: liabilities not otherwise sched
uled, S206.65.
Fire Chiefs Horse Falls.
this morning, Fire Chief Gronaus horse
had narrow escape from being killed
when it fell as it turned street
corner but regained it's feet uninjured.
The fire was caused by the burning of
q chimney at 312 South Henry street.
Alpheus Robey, special watchman.
who was recently fined $40 in the pO-
lice court by Police Justice Cation on a
charge of assault, was given a hear
ing last night before Mayor Thomas a.
Fisher, who investigated the case with
Police Commissioner Oehlert. Follow
ing the investigation the mayor sus
pended Robey until the board OF police
commissioners will meet to act on the
matter.
The annual inspection of the Alex
andria Light Infantry will be made
Tuesday night next, at ArmOry Hall, by
Capt. J. X. Particle, L. ;. A., Inspector
and instructor of organized militia.
Mai James T.. King and staff of officers
will also be Inspected The company
will be in command of Capt. +. l.. Slay-
maker.
The case of the United States against
Theodore Johnson is being heard today
before Judge Edmund Waddill at spe-
cial session of the United States court
for the eastern district of Virginia.
Johnson is charged with building on
the government reservation at Fort
Myer.
Veteran Conductor Dies.
Capt Richard II. Remington. veteran
railroad conductor. died early yesterday
afternoon at his home, 121J Duke street.
He was seventy-three years old. and be-
sides his wife is survived by several
children. Capt. Remington for many
years was n passenger conductor on the
Southern railway. In recent years he
served in the capacity OF baggage agent
at the Union station. Capt Remington
was a member of Alexandria Council, No
G.7. Royal Arcanum.
Rev. Dr. w NJ. Morrison of Africa will
preach at the evening services at the
Second Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
The morning services at that church will
be conducted by the pastor, Rev. DIR. John
Lee Allison.
Joseph Carroll, colored. was fined SD in
the police court today. charged with as
saulting Z colored man named Johnson.
The funeral of Raymond ID. Struder will
take place at 2:;0 O'Clock tomorrow after
noon from the home OF his parents. Mr..
and Mrs Daniel Struder. !;s1 South Pey-
ION street Rev. W. +. Watson. pastor
of the First Baptist Church, officiating.
The body of Adolphus d. Walker was
shipped this morning to Marshall. Fau-
uuier county. Va, at which place the
burial was made.
Alfred Gray OF Washington, through
J d. Normoyle, has. sold to r. Henry
Breer three building lots on Columbus
street between Greene and Jefferson
streets.