New-York tribune., 1896-07-02
THE ABBEY FIRMS FAILURE.
SCHEDULES OF INDIVIDUAL ASSETS AND
LIABILITIES FILED BY THE ASSIGNEES.

The schedules OF Abbey Schoeffel & Grau the
thea trical managers were filed yesterday by the as
sgnees In the Supreme Court They show total firm
and individual liabilities $55l 29l Ss. of which there
nre unsecured. s369i4 36 secured, $l92Dl 81; pre-
ferred. $3.50 81; nominal assets sE19O' 3d. actual
assets. $l62, l54 50.
The firm debts are sisO9SG So Of which 1864 lO9 81
are unsecured s2G75 81 preferred and $ll4l 81 Sc
cured nominal firm assets si0 507 50; actual sJ6.
5H 81. Henry T.. Abbey's Individual debts are 49,
3Oi 80 of which there secured. 5000; unsecured.
s. 3Oi 49, nominal assets. s73.i0 actual assets $oDV
The firm assets consist OF cash. sl,s3l; fremont
Theatre Boston, land. building, stage properties,
nominal value $3.50 Oco subject to deed OF trust to
secure bonds OF 100000 leaving the actual value at
$50 Oc0 properties stored In Boston. nominal $zo"W'
actual 81 0D0 costumes etc. in New-York. nominal
$50 Ooo actual 5000: these are OF great value 10
the Metropolitan Opera House or to any one desiring
I, produce certain operas. but to others they are or
little value; properties Metropolitan Opera House,
nominal $4,000; covered by chatte mortgage OF
So 600 OF value to the Metropolitan Opera House,
but would not realize the amount or the mortgage II
sold to another person. office furniture, actual 5000;
four horses nominal $780, actual, $50: claims against
various persons nominal, N.27G: actual. $l,3'3
Henry f. Abbey has Individual assets consisting
of cash at Akron. Ohio, $l.4oo: two lots at Akron,
nominal $1,000 actual, 5000. as they are encum-
bered by two mortgages for $4,000 and interest
with dover right: claim to furniture at NO ""
West Fifty-mnth- st, value Dlank' horscs, HtrHeS7'
and carriages, nominal. .2,0l0 actual. sl.2o His
Individual debts are to the Penn Mutual lIfe In
surance Company $4,000. first mortgage on Akron
property: Iotta NJ Crabtree $4,000 on second mort
gage Akron property: j. H. Breslin. sl4ol for hote
Lli and 1894 to various persons for hotel bills,
groceries. rent, etc.
Maurice Grau has individual assets put down at
no value consisting OF costumes for operas. scenery
ETC. for use at the Metropolitan Opera House. COW
cred by chattel mortgage as security for note OF
s5 0O0 on which s3lS has been allowed as an Offset
Firm creditors whose claims are 5000 and over are
the Metropolitan Opera and Real Estate Company,
slGsl; Arnold A. Rand as trustee. slG52o: Broadway
National Bank Of Boston. $780, 900: Freemans Ma
tional Bank OF Boston. 5000: 6. J. Conney. Bos-
ton Sl20 Francis A. Kingsley, Eoston. slogV; A
Van Blomberg, Boston, 5000: w II. Crane, Cohas-
set $1,000 all the above being secured Lawrence
Frazier * Co, 5000: Henry Dazlan SO,Wv; Allen
Advertising Agency, sl35ll; j. II. Breslin, $1,000;
Chicago Auditorium Association. SlO.UJ: G. D. Con-
nelly Boston S. O22: ". H. conant Boston, s60U:
Lola NJ Crabtree, 1000: Robert Dunlap, sl55i3;
Jean de Reszke Paris. 5000 r. & Q: Goelet !Nii9:
Sir Henry Irving $6S13 Francis q. Kingsley sZsVp,
Nellie Melba. S 900: Morgan, Harjcs Co, taris
s0202: Elizabeth Marbury, agent. s5,b55' iIuah
Nordica s. 800: +. G. Prentiss, 5000 H. g. Philips,
s. 0W: Fred Rullman. %7ll william Stcnway,
slj go: Frank V Strauss 5000; Agnes B. Scnoefte,
s99O5 Tyson & Co. $4,000 J. II. Zimmerman, Phla-
delphia. 5000