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tiguous corridors and discussed the situa-
ton. Mr.. Thomas E. Waggaman was
among those who fingered. When asked a
question by a reporter he said:
THE court will not allow me to talk"
He did talk, however, to number of at
torneys and others and appeared to be in a
rather CHEEKY frame of mind over the out
come of the meeting.
Referee Bradley, though sreauy fatigued
by his long vigils and midnight reck onings,
was In readiness when the meeting con-
vened to proceed with the election Of trus-
tee and read his opinion and the list of
amounts allowed and those disaliowed.
There was keen disappointment among
some of the lawyers, who had expected
that Mr.. Bradley would define whether the
creditors represented In list of notes No.
T. would be held to be secured or unse-
cured claimants.
In this connection ii was stated that on
''list No. T. an item of $4,000 Is charged
against John F. Waggaman in favor Of
Thomas e. Waggaman. AS the big claim Of
the former, filed yesterday, for S267, 1877 9S,
is given as exclusive of all set-offs, one at
torney expressed the opinion that the claim
filed yesterday would wipe out the $4,000
asset referred to on list No. /.
1t was further stated that a committee
OF lawyers, comprising Messrs. Hugh T.
Taggart, Alan o. Clephane and LangvoIgt,
have been going over the securities on list
No. l for the past three days, and one
of the three remarked today that the as
sets on that famous list are not OF the
value of $4,000.
Expert Accountant to Be Employed.
Referee Bradley stated today that he
VIII employ an expert accountant to go
over the myriad claims and compute the
interest claims. He expects to have the
computations completed by the next meet
Ing of creditors, on November IL.
prominent member of the bar pointed
out this afternoon that the election of Mr..
Iruesdell as trustee, as is proposed, would
practically mean the election of the Wash
ington Loan and Trust Company, as he is
said to be prominently identified with that
institution. Inquiry at the Office of the
company developed the fact that he is a
member OF Its board of directors.
There was also a report at the court house
that Mr.. Truesdell was a director of at
ieast one bank that is a Waggaman cred
ltor III such Is shown to be the case IL is
said, he will be ineligible to serve as trus-
tee, according to recent decision of q
United States court.
List of Creditors.
A complete list of all the Wagpaman
creditors. secured and unsecured. whose
Claims have been filed up to this time, was
prepared by Referee Bradley and his as
sistants, who worked all of last night In
order that the list could be read at the
meeting OF creditors held today. These
lists show the sums claimed by creditors
and the amount of interest Is added in only
a rev instances. Ii is said.
A supplemental list In course OF nrep-
aration. will show in what amounts the
above claims are allowed by the referee.
The lists follow:
Secured Claims.
A Acss.a,, VIM; CHA Harold SO 5000.
Allsbsch. Nancy q. IS, 800
buckley, Mary, $1,000.
Bannon ~ Elizabeth, 5000.
BeaL. Alice NJ, 81. S65.
Bischon. Rev. Frank X, STOO
Barnard Amy NJ. $1,000.
Bronaugh Frances p, $3.50.
Btogan. Mary, 81 500.
Burns, Alice, 81, 400.
Barry, Margaret, $500
Barnett, Aloysus j., $500.
Berger, Lena, $1,000
Berger. Sophia c., 1850.
Brady Lizzie NJ. $1,000.
Brenam. Matthew s., "a, 900.
Braschi, Annie, &, 900.
Burch Ida, "a, 500.
Burch, Cecilia, $500.
Brooks Gertrude 8. F., $500.
Brown. Catharine, $2,746T2
Beall Clarence, 81, 900.
Brady, Margaret, 1897
Brooke. Frank c., $1,000.
Boarman, v. s., 5000.
Burch. Emma L., $500.
Boushs Leila A., &6o0.