Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-12

On the southwest corner Of North Carolina
avenue and I'd street. lots ~ to 81. inclu-
sive the vacant ground contains 6.!Fo
square feet. at 81 per foot-S24662
In Georgetown, square 1891 lot 2Op. Is.
and II. subdivision. contains 2a.9sG square
feet at II cents per foot. Si5.oaI9o
Total amount of secured indebtedness.
S163.N0: unsecured Indebtedness, s4oon;
equity 81 $500: my equity. one-haif,
S5N2995.
Nos 1875 to 142 f street southeast. inc.u-
sive.
Nos 1l9 to 100 North Carolina avenue
southeast. inclusive.
Nos 139 to Ia North Carolina avenue
southeast.
Nos. 40. AT and 439 % street southeast
The Winner Purchase.
Tunlaw road property: Winner purchase.
"known as Widows Mite and Cliffbourne.
is Joint property. share and share alike.
owned by Thos. f. Waggaman and r p
Waggaman This property contains about
10000 feet of ground. Value of ground,
sJOOODO .oo
balance on hand August %. 1904. $50
s32.5s Notes on hand dated December w.
Total amount of secured indebtedness.
S26D. $3.50.
Total amount of unsecured ind nc BIT
2l52 ID street northwest, BIB street
northwest. 1871 and 1913 I'd street south
east 40 40 and LAG NJ street southeast.
1870 18th street northwest 1878 18th street
northwest 3s3 22d street northwest, 21Zl
Columbia avenue northwest. 300 ana f'Z'
o street northwest. $50 Spruce stree.
northwest. 120 f street northwest, ll41 ana
1143 Odd street northwest. 11ol I'D street
northwest 1413 Both street, 1899 and 1894
street. 1918 18th street northwest, l2oi
and 1869 18th street northwest 124 E street
southeast. 1871 r street northwest, AL
Beth street, 1851 25th street, 3SS3 y street,
1863 25th street northwest. 1929 o street.
1147 23d street northwest. 2523 Columbia
avenue northwest, 2519 Columbia avenue
northwest 1874 New Jersey avenue north
west. 926 9th street northwest. The Lexing-
ton, 21st street northwest, 122 Il street
southeast
MY valuation of this property (the
above) is S216.500: secured Indebtedness
S119.55S.34; my equity, S36,941.66
The Wesley Heights Property.
Wesley Heights: This property belongs
to T. f. Waggaman and John F. Wagga
man. Value of property. S3I5OO0; secured
Indebtedness. S22s.754.16; unsecured in
debtedness, $50, 1O121; total Indebtedness,
S2sI.S55.31; my equity, one-half, s43,-
57232"
Woodley: owned by Thomas f. Wag-
gaman. John F. Waggaman. b. X. Plain
and H. P Waggaman. as follows: 7. f.
ID.
X. Plain five-sixteenths; II. r. Wagga-
man, three-sixteenths. Valuation. $500
900. Secured Indebtedness. $3.50 80 IN
secured Indebtedness, S1S7 164.26.
Total indebtedness, S546.414 20; equity.
81. 453 5S5I4; my equity. 1913 1896 43."
The succeeding schedules contain long
lists of the personal property of Thomas E.
Waggaman.
Stocks as Assets.
Schedule "B," ), stocks in Incorporated
companies, interest in joint stock COM
panies and negotiable bonds.
Certificate Nos. 80 and 3d. each for 100
shares of capital stock of the Emerson
Steam Pump Company, shares 500 each.
Certificate No. for 400 shares of the
capital stock of the National Lumber Com
peny. shares So each.
Certificate No. u for 500 shares of the
preferred capital stock of the Red Dragon
Settler Company. shares 800 each.
Certificate No. 52S, for % shares of the
capital stock of the District Title Insurance
Company.
capital stock of the Anglers Association of
the District of Columbia, $50.
Certificate No. SO. for one share of the
capital stock of the Woodmont Rod and
Gun Club.
Certificate No. 2. for 495 shares of the
capital stock of the Alaska Gold Mining
Company.
Certificate No. 5272 for 100000 shares of
the capital stock of the Alaska Gold Min
ing Company.
Catholic Institutions.
Among the pathetic features Of the case
are the losses which, it Is said, have been
sustained by orphan girls. 1t was explained
today that st. AIMS Infant Asylum among
others. the girls in its care attained the
proper age, were sent out to sew and per-
form other duties and work. BY the hardest
kind of labor they accumulated pittances.
which they turned over to those conduct
ing the institution for safekeeping.
In order that some sort of an income
might be realized for the benefit of the
parentless girls the money was intrusted to
Mr.. Waggaman for safe investment. This
money is now included with the other liza
bjlties. Other incidents of the same gen.
eral character are heard on all sides
One of the largest, II not the largest,
creditors of Mr.. Waggaman is the Catholic
University of America
The Catholic University is a creditor to
the extent of nearly 100000. 1t is known
that careful investigation has been made
of the securities offered by Mr. Waggamar
for this amount, with the result that it is
learned that the securities are appraised
at only about 100000
1t is understood that of the 100000 re-
ferred to. about S47OOO consists of col.
lateral notes of Mr.. f. Southland Parker.
in the hands of the United States mar
shall S1.214 1910.
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
New York policy. S9S,5o0.
New York Life Insurance Company OF
New York $4,000.
Contracts of January 20. 1904, assigned to
Thomas L. Waggaman, with reference to
10000 shares and ~. go shares, respectively
az the capital stock of said Alaska Gold
Mining Company.
Policy. No. 25371. paid up. issued by the
National Insurance Company of the United
States life Of Thomas f. Waggaman for
lhe sum OF $685..
Notes due petitioner on list No. l, which
are secured by deeds agreements, etc.
Real estate notes made through me when
/ collected the interest We're Endorsed by
him so that in the event of sale at auc-
ton was to pay the difference. / cannot
give the value"
Mr.. Mcleod Makes a Statement.
Mr.. W. Seymour Mcleod expressed sur
prise to a reporter for The Star upon return
in.i to the city last evening, when he was
confronted with the story of the note. with
a reproduction of a photograph of that in
strument for $261 .S6057. drawn to II. p.
Waggaman and indorsed by him to Thomas
f. Waggaman. Although Mr.. Mcleod had
known of the existence of the note since the
publication of the Waggaman failure. he
said to the reporter that he had always con-
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