, 1877-12-23


filed his schedule in the United States District
Court in the bankruptcy proceedings againstthe
firm OF Henry G.eenebaum j. Co. aud Grecnebanm
Bsos s. Co. thus consentng to the proceedings. lie
has no preferred secured debts and no unsecnr-
ed liabilities except on accommodation paper. In
this way, however, he is heavily indebted, hs the
following shows: lie IL laDle to the amount of
SO, COO to the First National Bank US guarantor
of the German National Bank, the Claim being
secured by collaterals pledged bJ the German
National; to the Commercial National Bank
$780, GOO also as suarantor for the German National
Bant, similarly secured; 10 the Corn Exchange
National. same nmount in q similar way; to Field,
Letter & CO., yuarantor a. above, s25, 900, and to
Solomon \: Smith $40, 900 in the saine wAy as
euu1si suu1sntor ANS oi the Gcrman National nank.
His assets consist Of Il lot on Randolph
street, 81, ooo; other 1and1some Of II held under
stead, No 5s3 Michigan avenne, valued at Sl2,
900 ''Pocket money foots up 50. which Is put
in the schcdule of ''cash on hand Mr. Greene
to scheduling promssory notes and securities
therefor belonging 10 the late firm Of Creencbaum
Il Foreman. The same we're by agreement be-
tween said Greenebaum and Foreman left with
eaid Foreman 10 liqudate and collect. Said secu-
rites are in course OF liquidation, and upon them
has been brought in the Circuit Court Greene
baum owns half interest in these rccuritie
after dcducting the expenses Vt collection. The
face value Of the notes is about Sl50, 600. Mr..
GrccnebauHa has also half interest in about $40
600 OF notes by various parties, many OF which are
worthless. lie likewise holds note for S':;, 500
gircn him by David S. and Henry Grcenebanm,
dated Jan. l. 1876. and due three years after date.
The Walker notes secured BIZ divers trust deeds
and collaserals, some Of which appear to be valu-
able. while others are apparently worthless The
other notes, including those Ut Henry and David
S. Greenehnutn, are all unsecured. Ills other
assets consist OF two horses and q COW, Se25;
carriages, etc, $500; 29o shares Of M stock & In the
German National 'Bankr par value, Seo. ooo; i've
ton Enrf Nn ~ IL.
half share in the Merchants Savings Loan s.
Trust Company, 500: md bal share in the Ex-
position Ra1din soe S1oo 70 four s1o
Zoo insurance on his property.
THE OTHERS.
Up to the close Of business yesterday 324 claims
had been proved up agLinst the Third National
Bank representing in amount S61G, 600. The
routine work Ia progressing with unusual rapdiIy,
compared with the slow.fong course pursued m III
distant, and the prospect Of Il handsome dividend
in January is daiy growing mere certain.
Dir. Glover, Receiver Ut the Central National,
was not down yesterday, but sent word to his as
sistants that he would be at the bank Monday His
report ii about reudy for Transmission to the
MI K1lian. Receiver OF the German American,
is still busy with his first report which he expects
to file carly in the week. Beyond that, nothing Ia
u?,t: ST. Mals AK Kimbsl Provisional Assignee of
baum Bros. s CO., New York, lett the city for
directing him to proceed thither, schedule
the asseta, sell what he could
and return with the rest lie
expects to be away one or two weeks. The schedule
Of assets OF Henry Greenebaum s. Co. has been
checked OF and found to be correct and the only
thing to do now is to realize on them Us fast AZ
possible.
Mr. Greenebaum will personally assist MF. Hor
ton, Receiver of the German Savings this week
in his efforts to convert assets into cash and get the
institution into proper condition to pay q dtvi-
dcnd.
The paying out OF the Fidelity's FIRST dividend
stilt goes on but the cash on hand is being de-
pleted BY mere driblcts. 4 lady who
joined in the suits against the
stockholders presented her claim for $40 worth
Of tnat dividend yesterday. The Receiver has had
some doubts whether he ought to give these people
n share in the dividend, since it was possible and
even probable that their suits against the stock
holders would be successful. But the lady In
question, who Is said to have been OF decidedly
coule1y appearance, was seen watking out uf that
bank yesterday afternoon, and carefully deposit
ing certain monies in her pocket poox- 1t is sup
posed that the Receiver now looks Ut the Queation
in different light