The Washington times., 1904-10-10
ORDER FOR SALE
IN HAGGAAAN CASE
Court Directs Foreclosure
in the Bowie Suit.
DEED OF TRUST INVOLVED
Property Described as Lot II, Square
-, Near Twenty fourth and
n Streets Northwest.

The first order for the sale of any
OF the property IN which Thomas T..
WaEgau4an is interested was made to-
day ia the Equity Branch of the Su-
preme Court OF the District, when Jus
tice Anderson passed an order in Inc
suit OF r. Irving Bowie against Cecilia
NJ CoughIu, Samuel Allen, Thomas T.
Waggaman, and John W. PminE. re-
moving Mr.. WaEgamau as trustee and
appointing William r. Ambrose in his
stead. John W. PHling TO continue as
The second trustee.
The trustees are directed under the
decree To forecIose and sell the real es-
tate involved in the suit. which affected
only one piece OF the property said to
belong TO Mr.. Waggaman. The bill,
which was Med by Charles H. AIerIIat.
William u. Ambrose. and Joseph X
Roberts. as attorneys for Mr. Bowie. al
legged that the complainant had invest
ed a thousand dollars through 1Ir. Wag-
gaman. and that II was placed on note
given by Cecilia CoughIn TO Samuel
Allen, the note being secured by a deed
of trust on lot Il, square p. situated
near TWenty-fOurth and n Streets,
Thomas II. Waggaman and John w
PHing being named as trustees under
the deed of trust
Owner Of Record.
The bill averred that Cecilia CoughIln
was the record owner of the property,
but that the real owner OF the property
was one OF both of the trustees, and
that complainants money had been used
by 1Ir. Waggaman unknown 10 him, TIE
complainant, for the purpose of specu-
nr-a d.
ant treated him solely as an agent hav-
ing no personal interest in the proper
ties on which the money was loaned.
Il was alleged that default had occur
red in payment Of the interest, and it
was asked that the property be sold
and any surplus turned over 70 the
court Cor further direction, If there
should be q surplus, and that IL there
was deficiency all the defendants be
held for the deficiency Mr.. Pilling IN
his answer denied that he was in any
wise interested in the property. and
SAID he was made trustee without con-
Under The decree signed today. the
properly VIII DC sold and questions Of
AatliiL9 as 70 DEFICIENCIES or disposition
OF -le surplus LETT until IL is learned
now much the property brings. Mr.
N0ggaman In his answer said that one
or the houses In the row on which the
mortgage exists has sold for $3.50. and
that he believed the property worth the
total 1ncumbrauCe OF $500. besides IN
terest and costs. 1t is understood the
trustees VIII eTdeavor urst 10 SCH ~ pFl-
waite sale.
No Further Action Now.
1t IS believed nothing further win be
done IN the Waggamau case until Ref
cree Bradley takes up the question Of
the rights OF the persons holding securi-
ties in list no OF notes 10 vote on
the question OF the selection OF q trustee
The meeting Tor the election OF a
trustee viii be held at the CITY Hail
Friday October q. Before that time.
however. attorneys interested in the case
VIII submit 10 1Ir. Bradley the question.
or the right OF persons secured by list
No. ] % participate In the selection Of
Ordinarily persons holding securities
LoE me claims against the bankrupt
S ~ nor permitted voice in the choice
that the security Is less than the rIaint
~ -s pr9DaDle the holders OF the claims
VIII De allowed TO participate in the eIec-
D. decided by Referee Bradley. some
tltAe between now and the date for the
meeting q the creditors.
~ LI5 AeL oI creditors OF Thomas J..
~ aEs aIniiHr as published on Saturday
p tne EisEs National Bank IS classed
among lle number. Eight deeds of trust
notes, ranging from 5000 70 SI25. 900 aud
agsregariug &5lI.1l1, were said b. he held
py the bank Charles O.. Glover. presi-
1r-- oE tLe bank was asked this morn
ing regarding the banks interest ia the
Wagga7nan assets.
The notes referred TO-" said Mr.
EttFel represent investment loans
which the bank holds for collection Tor
= -LL-'5I ~ qepositors- They are
secured d. deeds OF trust on EFoodlev
Ealkl ana the security is auHfc The
t,e-i-2t Or course is merely the agent for
me collection NJ the principal and iu-
AeresE or these loans. and Is non fu any
sense am owner OF the investments
Ae Riggs National Bank Is not q
--Se5 OF 4f- Naggamau, and has
-o ~''l-i" upon any az his assets
Brother Assigns Property.
An undivided oue-oIFhth interest in
the tract OF land known as WoodIev
was today assigned % Thomas u. Wa
gamau by his brother, Henry j. WAC
gamau. The property interest Is con
TeEtd 10 Waggamln. ia TRUST. as addi-
uonal security for the payment Of GER
Ialn notes aggregaJnE 5000 The deed
is dated November CD lSs
il is explained i'm the deed placed on
nle that the estate of Alfred D. Jes-
SUI Of Philadelphia. Pa. through
--.oi-i4s p. g4E54Iha4 - agent pur-
c-1sed from 5eLl j. ST HgEa man. owner
and holder $1,000 of the notes OF WIZ
lam &. Gordon. trustee. secured Hv IL
deed of trust on Highlands. iI Prince
George county All. il is explained fur
tNerr in case th= notes should NOT be
paid 1v the maker or hr John II. Eyag-
"a imam. the sIIDTs-r gI inc deed of trust
ora Highlands ls urst 10 Doe exhausted
and should there Dc "a deficiency. 10 shall
oe made good out Of the interest iu
Wold-aT- which was today assigned TO
Magsamau.