The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-05-28

loaned secured by Sc 600 Louisville New Albany &
Chicago railway first mortgage bonds $1,000 Gulf,
Colorado s. Santa Fe railway fnst mortgage bonds5
20C shares Columbia & Greenville railway preferred
stock 200 shares St Louis Alton & relre Haute rail
way common stock, and thirtyfour shares e, c. c. q
National Shoe and Leather Bank $4,000 for
money loaned secured by ESQ, 900 Chicago Atlantic
railway second mortgage bonds
FIRST National Bank. SO 900 for money loaned
secured by SO 900 Elizabeth City Northern rail
First National Bank. $4,000. for money loaned
secured by $4,000 Elizabeth & Northern railway
first mortgage bonds.
First National Bank, q25 600 for money loaned
secured by $39, 900 Buffalo, New York d Philadel
phia railway first mortgage bonds.
First National Bank, S13 900, for money loaned,
secured by 500 shares Houston & Texas railway
stock.
First National Bank, of 1or'istown, y. j. $40 900
for money loaned secured by a $25 900 note Of the
Chicago ~ Atlantic railway, to the order OF and IN
dorsed by the Erie railway.
First National Bank, of Morristnwn n. J., $50 600
for money loaned, secured by $50 900 note made by
Erie
Also 81 2 900 to the First National Bank, of Nor
ristown for money loaned secured by shares of Pa
cifc Mail, Lackawanna, the Chesapeake IL Ohio the
Chicago q 81. Louis. the Tonawapda Valley the Buffalo
q Philadelphia and the Chicago q Atlantic compa-
MES.
Also, $4,000 to Selgman & Co., for money
loaned secured by bonds and shares of the West
Virginia Pttsburg, and the Atlantic & Pacinc com
panies
Also, 1865 900 to Grant & Ward, no security.
Among the preferred creditors
Henry f. Shoemaker. r.-...-............-.$1 $125, 600
Ulysses ;. Grant. t...---..-...-.-----.-.--.. 1000
Thomas B. Medary. Observation-Disclosures. 1866
Mrs Benjamin L. Honore. e..-.-...-.-.--..- 19.OlN
Mary }. Cramer. r.-....-.....--.-...-...--.. 800
Mrs. Virginia G. Corbin 25 900
Mrs. Frederick D. Grant mo security ...... 5000
g. X. Garrison without security ........-- 10000
The assets of Mr. Grant are stated as follows:
Balance cash on deposit with Grant & Ward
bankers as per bank book nominal value, $o33, So;
actual value unknown.
November 20, 1882 deposit with Grant & Ward,
nankers on account OF margin. on purchase OF three
hundred shares Illinois Central stock nominal value.
50, 600; actual value unknown.
November %, deposit with Grant e. Ward, on
Harlem, Sc $50; also loans and deposits with Grant
& Ward between March L and April 49, aggregating
$1,450,O00.
The schedule is accompanied by an affidavit of
Frederick d, Grant in which he swears, to the
best of his information, belief and knowledge,
that the schedule is true.
The schedules in the assignment of Jesse r.
Grant show debts and liabilities OF $95, 429, and
debts nominally Of $13l, $50. The creditors of
Jesse Grant are:
Mrs; W. S. Chapman, 81, 900, money deposited, no
security.
Creditors preferred:
Henry F. Shoemaker. $50, 900
Mrs. H. A. Hopper ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10000
mos d. BAILEY 19.oo0
The assets are said to be cash on deposit with
Grant & Ward, $l13,950; contract with Grant
d Ward, due May 10, 1884 $l6 000
Jesse Grant makes affidavit that he is unable
to state the actual value of the assets, because
Grant 4 Ward failed and their property is now
in the hands of a receiver No schedules have
been made showing the assets of the firm.