Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28
FRED ANp JESSE GRANT.

NEW YoRK, May 27.--Indivldual
schedules in the assignment OF Fred
ericl ID. Grant and Jesse n. Grant TO
james McNamec were filed In court to.
day The schedule of Fred ID. Grant
shows liabilities amounting 10 S22l5,-
080, made up as follows: Creditors,
other than preferred. $500, 900; credi.
tors, preferred, s2i3 $3.50; contingent
liabilities. $4,000; par value ~ securi-
ties borrowed from Grant & Ward,
81 ,Ii0, 800: assets nominally worth
81 .O00,0l3; actual worth unknown.
Among his creditors are tic Fourth
National bank, $40, 900; United States
National bank, 100000; United States
Trust Co, Of New York, 100000;
National Bank ofthe Republic, $40 600
Among the creditors preferred are
Henry +. Shoemaker, Sl25, 900; Ulyss,s
S. Grant, 5000; Thos. Is. Medary,
$4,000; Mary J. Cramer, $500; Mrs.
Benz. l.. Honore, 10000. Mrs. Vir-
erlck ID. Grant, 50 ,000; @. NJ. Garrison,
s. 900; all without security. The assets
OF Mr.. Grant are stated ~ follows:
Balance cash on deposit with Ward a.
book, nominal value h $685..
1913. actual value unknown;
deposited with Grant n Ward, bank
ers. on account of margins on purchase
Of 800 shares of Illinois Central stock,
nominal value % 900, actual value un-
known; deposit with Ferd. Ward on
account Of joint purchase Of real estate
property In Harlem, 100; also
loans and deposits with Grant n
| Ward, between March and April 10,
aggrcgating 81 10000. The schedules
are accompanied by an affidavit Il
Fred ID. Grant, In which he swears to
bis best information, belief and
knowledge that the schedule Ia true.
The schedule In assignment Of Jesse
II. Grant shows debts and liabilities
j0j, 420 and assets nominHlly $l3l ,150.
| The creditors OF Jesse Grant are Mrs.
w. =. Chapman, 5000, moneys depos-
tied, no security. Creditors preferred.
Henry y. shoemaker, $50. 800; Mrs. II.
A. Hopper, 10000; John Wenson, &10,-
600; Thos. ii. Bailey, $4,000. Assets
stated M cash on deposit with Grant q
| Ward, sIl8,05O; contract with Grant Il
Ward due May 10, 1884. $4,000. Jesse
Grant makes affidavit that he ID una
| BILE to ttate the actual value Of his ~.
sets because Grant q Ward had failed
and their property IL now In the hands
0f a receiver and no schedule haa been
made showing the assets Of the firm.
RUNS ON THE HOT sPIsINGs BANKS.
LITTLE Rock. May 27.--The Demo-
Gratis Hot Springs special says the Hot
Springs National bank closed its doors
owing TO q run on the bank, caused by
the reported absence OF President An
drew Brown. Liabilities. $4,000. A
run commenced on ihe Arkansas Ma
tional bank Of Hot Springs, which II
understood to be In good condition.
There IL great excitement 1t Hot
Springs.
This afternoon 4 warrant was issued
Ia Hot Springs for President Bruon.
He Is charged with classifying the
bank,s accounts, but he could not be
found. One OF the directors has tefe-
| graphed 70 him. Tho banks assets,
properly handled, will pay all depos-
/ ifors Without An assessment, but leave
the stockholders nothing. The
AIiIansas Valley bank Ii all right.
1t has been learned that Bruon
arrived In Little Rock on Friday, but
was not seen by his acquhintances TIL
to-day, when he bade goodbye 70 \
woman named Steele, who went north
on the afterp0on train. Bru0n Il
married. out tue Hot springs Gazette