Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-05-30
A FEARFUL LIST.
The Schedule of the Grant
Boys Debts.
They Read Like a River and
Harbor Appropriation Bill.
Bank Failures Manage to Keep
Occurring.
other News of the Day.
The Schedules of Fred. Grant,

The Schedules of Fred Grant.
Ne YORK, May 27.-The individual
schedules IN the assignments of Fred.
D. Grant and Jesse r. Grant to Jas.
McNattee, were filed in the court, to-
day. Schedules of Fred. Grant show
the following debts: Liabilities
amount to 50, 2l5, 06t, made up as fol-
lows, creditors, other than preferred.
$500, 500; creditors preferred, S243,
966; contingent liabilities, 500. 600;
par value of securities borrowed from
Grant & Ward, 81, 40, 500; assets
nominally worth 81. $685. ,013, actual
worth unknown. Among the c.edi-
tors of Fred. D. Grant are the follow
fng: Fourth National bank, $50, 900
Tor money loaned, secured by S25, 600
in North Carolina state bonds, per
cent; Fourth National bank 500, 600
for money loaned, secured by $170, 600
Chicago < Atlantic railway bonds,
per cent. Fourth National bank
500, 600 money loaned secured by
$100,o New York city revenue
bonds; United States National bank,
81, 600 money loaned, secured by S50,-
600 Chicago & Atlantic railway, en-
dorsed by the Erie railway; United
States National bank, S25, 900 money
loaned, secured by S2S, 600 New York,
Chicago & st. Louis, second mort
gage bonds; United States Trust Co,
New York, 500, 900 money loaned,
secured by S145, 900 New York, Chi
cago & st. Louis railway, second
mortgage bonds; Republic National
bank $50, 600 money loaned, secured
by 81 Tonawanda Valley, first mort
gage bonds, and $1,000 Bradford,
Eldred & Cuba railway, first mort
gage bonds; Republic National bank,
$50, 900 money loaned secured by
IS, 600 Louisville, New Albany & Chi
cago railway, first mortgage bonds;
S2, 900 in the Gulf, Colorado & Santa
Fe railway of first mortgage bonds;
200 shares of the Columbus & Grana-
da railway, preferred stock; 200 shares
of the St. Louis, Alton & I. A. rail
way common stock. and 81 shares of
the G. G. G. & |. railway. The Ma
tional Shoe and Leather bank had
$50, 600 in money loaned secured by
$50, 600 in the Chicago & Atlantic rail
way of second mortgage bonds. The
First National bank $4,000 loaned, Sc
cured by $4,000 in the Elizabeth City
& Northern railway of first mortgage
bonds; First National bank $500 loan
cd secured by 50, 900 in the Elizabeth
City & Northern railway of first mort
gage bonds; First National bank $25,-
900 leaned secured by $39, 600 in the
Buffalo, New York & Philadelphia
railway of first mortgage bonds;
First National bank SIS, 900 loaned
secured by 500 shares in the Houston
& Texas railway stock; First National
bank, Morristown, n. j. $50, 600 money
loaned, secured by $25, 900 note made
by Chicago & Atlanta railway, en-
dorsed by the Erie; also $12,0 First
National bank, Morristown, money
loaned, secured By shares in Pacific
Mail, Lackawanna, Chesapeake &
Ohio. Chicago & st. Louis, Tonawan-
da Valley, Buffalo & Philadelphia,
and Chicago & Atlantic companies;
also Seligman & Co. $50, 900, money
loaned, secured by bonds and shares
of the West Virginia & Pittsbarg and
Atlantic and Pacific companies; also
1865, 900 to Grant & Ward, no secur-
ity; also 500, 600 Grant & Ward, no
security.
Among the creditors preferred are
Henry t. Shoemaker, $125, 600; Ulys-
ses S. Grant, 5000; Thomas B. Me
dory, SIS, 666; Mary J. Cramer, 81, SEQ;
Mrs. Benjamin L. Honore, SO, 600;
J. Corbin, $25, 5,00O; Mrs. Frederick D.
Grant, Sc, 600, no security; .. K. Gar
rison, $780, 600, all without security.
The assets of Mr.. Grant are stated as
follows: Balance of cash on deposit
with Ward & Grant, bankers, as per
bank book: Nominal valaes, $533, 763;
actual value unknown; November 20,
1882, deposit with Grant & Ward,
bankers, on account of Morgan. on
purchase OF 300 shares Of Illinois Cen.
tral stock, nominal value $4,000, ac-
tual unknown; February IS, 1884, de-
post with Ferdinand Ward, on ac-
count of joint purchase of real estate
property in Harlem. Sc, $50; also loans
and deposits with Grant & Ward, be-
tween March l and April 10, aggre-
eating 81, 45O, 900.
The schedules arc accompanied
by an affidavit of Frederick D.
Grant, in which he swears to
to the information, belief and knowl-
edge that the schedule is true. The
schedules in the assignment of Jesse
r Grant shows the debs and liabilI-
ties to be $96 429, and assets nomin-
ally, $131, $50. The creditors of
Jesse Grant are: Mr.. B. Chapman,
S., 900, money deposited, no security
Creditors preferred-Henry f. Shoe
maker, $50, 0000; Mrs. H. A. Hopper.
SIS, 600; John Wessen, SO, 900; Thos.
Fl. Bailey, $4,000. The assets as
stated at cash on deposit with Grant
& Ward, s113, $50; contract with
Grant & Ward due May Is. 1884,
51S, 600. Jesse Grant makes affidavit
that he is unable to state the actual
value, as because Grant & Ward
faile!. and their property is now in
the hands Of receiver, and no
schedules have be:n made showing
the assets of the firm.
NEW York, May 2G.-Ex Senator
ConKling counsel for Gen. Grant said
to-day: The only statement that Is
to be made on the part OF Gen. Grant
was published this morning in all the
papers of this city and also through
the agency of the associated press In
those of other parts of the United
States In that statement the letters
alluded to in the reported interview
with Fish were given in full and see
no reason for any further statement
on the part of Gen. Grant