In re Bolling

WADDILL, District Judge.

In involuntary bankruptcy proceedings regularly inaugurated, Wyndham Bolling, a stockbroker doing business in the city of Richmond, Va., was duly adjudicated a bankrupt. His assets consisted mainly of the value of surplus margins in certain stocks held by him. Included in said assets were 500 shares of the stock known as “Steel Common,” and on which there was a margin in hand, as ascertained by the sale thereof, of $2,175.74. Upon the bankruptcy of said Bolling, Emmet Dickinson, a customer, at once interposed his claim to said stock, and subsequently filed his formal…