The Washington times., 1904-08-30
CASE UP ON
PETITION FOR RECEIVER

statement. under Instructions. to finish
II with all possible speed
irving Williamson. counsel for Mr..
Naggaman. said TODAY the work OF
compiling the schedule has paceesftated
more time than was first thought. owing
10 the fact that considerable difficulty
mas Deen experienced i'm clearing up
some old accounts that were practically
The schedule win include every re-
source and liability of Mr. Waggaman.
Another Petition:
Another Intervening petition was filed
i'm the Supreme Court OF the District
yesterday by Charles n. MeriHat. VIII
liam Z. Ambrose, and Joseph X. Rob
erts as attorneys for B. II. c. Bowie,
Mrs. II. Clotilda Bowie. William l.
Bowie. h. irving Bowie, and W. BeaH
Bowie. residents of Prince Georges
county. Maryland The petiuop alleges
that the parties suing. having every con-
fidence i'm Mr. Waggaman at various
times lent him large sums OF money for
Investment on real estate security. II
being their understanding that said
moneys would be invested in properties
Of other persons than Mr.. Waggaman.
and they say that they did not know
until recently that their money mad been
placed 10 large extent at ieast in Mr..
WaGgamdn = own properties. They ask
that Mr.. Waggaman be considered their
trustee as 20 all the properties and notes
IN several lists on which their money
was placed
one new feature OF the petition il
that IL also asks the court 10 name as
parties defendant to the cause besides
the principal defendant various parties
to notes which were given complain
ants As security for their trust money.
these parties as named IN the petition
being Cecilia NJ. COughlin. NJ. T. Riley.
James B. Nicholson, w. Seymour Nc
Leod and A G YOnson.
Money PAID Him.
The petition gets forth that a t various
times from 1885, to the present year the
parties invested sums OF money as FOL
lows with Mr.. Waggaman and on the
security OF deeds Of trust notes on deeds
Of trust duly recorded: 3. II. c. Bowie.
S4.l0s.5 %. and S3.lZ355; Mrs. h. II &
BOWIE. $3.50, 81, 80, 5000, $1,000, and a fur
Their sum OF 81 600: William 1 Bowie.
sS56Z; r. Irving Bowie s. 900 and 81 $50
ana sl,0oo. besides SAP as guardian Of the
estate OF his TWO children. H. Addisoa
ana Edmund G. Bowie and w Real
Bowie. certain sums which were partIv
drawn against until now there was a
balance remaining Of about $500
the petition states that some OF these
notes were secured by what was known
as the Nicholson list Of notes letter ID
others by a list OF thirty eight notes ag-
gregating Slll73 50. but that these notes
having been paid in part without notice
&c petitioners their claims were secured
by substituting list of notes number one
It is stated that default has occurred
IN ire payment Of interest on some OF
the notes and that therefore BY reason
OF this default petitioners are entitled
70 have the trustee foreclOse and dispose
OF the notes and the land on which the
notes were secured.
Want a Receiver.
II is got forth that b,- 1900, - -.
failure to meet interest. his personal IN
solvency and other causes Mr.. Wagga-
man no longer IS a proper person to
administer the trusts and the court is
asked to substitute for him other trus-
tees or committee to manage the prop
erty included IN list number one for the
beneht Of the persons entitled ITO this
security.
1t is also asked TO require Mr.. Wagga-
man as far as practicable to segregate
the various securities as TO which he is
trustee. IN order that there may be "A
proper distribution according 10 the
legal and equitable rights OF those for
whom he was trustee
The petition opposes a receiver and
asks new trustees or a committee in
stead, for the reason that because Of
the great bulk OF the estate, the large
amount or property included within
list Of notes No /. and the state of
the realty market there would be need
mary foreclosure and disposition OF the
property by public auction.
Franz & Lochboehler and Rudolph T.
Lochboehler. creditors Of the estate Of
Thomas r. Waggaman. interviewed in
the suit brought against him by NJ
Agnes Gardiner and others, to protect
their interests. They allege that the
WaGgaman estate is indebted to them in
tbs sum of $1,000. William B. REILLY IS
named a 3 counsel for the interVenOrs