Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-20
VOLUNTARY ACTION
RICHARD A. JOHNSON, STOCK
BROKER, FILES PETITION.
Liabilities Placed at 1878, 457.39 and
Assets 313,4s5.4S-Debts
Due on Open Accounts.

Richard A. Johnson. a stock broker, late
Yesterday afternoon filed a voluntary petit
ton in bankruptcy. Mr.. johnson was for
nierly a member of the firm of Gurley q
Johnson stock brokers' who failed in 1901.
The action taken yesterday was the out
come of the old failure, and no new fea-
lures were shown.
The schedules attached to the petition
show the liabilities of Mr.. Johnson to be
$40 .457. of which $373, 1919 is represented
by unsecured claims and $4,000 of accom-
mediation notes. The assets aggregate
$313. 4S5.4S. and consist of debts due ths
bankrupt on open accounts. Mr.. Johnson
states in his petition that he owns no raoi
estate, stock. bonds, policies of insurance
or deposits in banking institutions the
word none being written in answer TO
all the questions as to these forms of secur-
ity set out in the bankruptcy blanks re-
CURED to be filed in voluntary proceedings.
The Liabilities.
The statement of debts reads as follows:
Unsecured claims-O M. Atwood, s5.67; L.
M Auginbaugh, S133.93; Arnold, s., T62. 50;
Arnold, Mrs. c.. H, 81. $500; F. C. Aims
worth. s2.644; Julia E. Ashley. $3.50: H. K.
Benham, $500 50: j. M. Burrell, $1072.0S; B.
M. Brodie, s1,324.32; NJ. w. Blumenberg,
s1.3S9.26; M. r. Blumenberg. $3.627.5s; F.
W. Bolgiano, s65.05; N. l.. Burchell, ST.
1880; j. H. Brickenstein, 81, 1O2.54; James
F. Barbour. 81. 123.15: M. w. Blumenberg.
No. ., SS4.17; o. P. Johnson (note), $1,000;
George Field note). $500; Church, s731 60;
Edwin Collins Jr., $3,072.7S; H. c. Crom-
we'll. Sl.91G23; H. NJ. Camp. s524.75; Julian
M. Cabell. $5.067 81; Fl. Crook and G. East
erday, 1927; p. D. Casey. sS67SO; r. q.
Campbell, $2,6a1.S2; H. A. Cady, 81, S26.S3;
II w. Coffin. $1.25793; Virginia s. Chinn.
,47436; John b. Dahlgren. $3,967.50; Miss
M. c. De Graffenreid, s3164.6S; Miss A. Il.
Duff, s19S.34; c. B. Houghton. $970; Mrs F..
M. English, S1,33936; Mrs. l.. M. Ellinger.
$500: George J. yesterday, $6S.17; F. w.
Enrich, -; Richard Elkins, 81 O95. &c; Fl.
g: Falls (note), s125; H. w. Fuller. ST.
R. B. Gordon, $500; w r. Gallaper,
$223.75; w. H. Harris. s6s317; c. D. Harri-
son, s1o4692; G. l. Hills. $497: 10; Mrs. s.
Edward P. Hazie. s6s964; Oliver Harr
$760. 40; ]. C. Hoyt, 2oSS II; G. D. Horning.
$1,629.55: W. A. Harris, S3,7717O Henry
Hunt. $3.50; B. L. Jackson, S1.935.4S; Mrs
Della S. Jackson. 200: Annie E. johnson,
SIS. 165.51: Charles J. Happier 81 ,029. 10; T.
NJ Kelley, $500. IS: ]. Porter Lawrence
$685.: J: A. lockwood, $1,253.24; w. P.
Metcalf, So3.42 X. ii. montgomery, 1907 81 );
E. G. Murphy, 3913; r. L. Maddox and r.
A. Robbins. s467.3O; E. S. Minor, $13S II;
Harrington Mills, S141.9O; James 8. Morrell,
$3o65.04: E. S. Minor, No. 2 $1,051.e5; D.
P. Mccormack. s1,S3227 w. Mckinley
$974-21: S. A. Mccarthy. S3,354.51; L. B.
Plat. SS70.47; Georgia w. Prescott
S1,617.76; Amy S. Prescott $41.52; E. G.
Paul. s91S.S Miss l.. s. Ralston, 81. $50 o.
Mrs. J. w. Ross. s9e.24; Robinson Riley
$11 $500: c. H Rodgers, 81. 743.94; W. A.
Richards. s5s;2s: J. Edgar Smith. 4,1O9; z.
7. Sewers. S4,73S.32; H. H. Shields, S.
OJO09: j. J. Sheehy (note), $500; f, E,
Schreiner, 81 5000: T. C. TredwelI S.
0.25; A. A. Tunstall. S991.T1: A. A Tun-
stall, agent, SG0.32; O.. B. Tousley, 81 476. Al !;
Miss Mary A. Townsend. $1,913.41: F. E.
Upton, $1,76S.o3; Mary Van Vrankin, ST.
$685. w. T. Wheatley, $3.99965; W. F.
White. S3.1T020; F. G. Wilkins $1,000. 6S;
Willis Wooster. S9,4I5.77; C. F.. Willis. ST.
o221 E. c. White. 81, 453 50; A. D. Wrak-
ley, $500: E. o. Whitford. S6233S: Thomas
Weeks. S573.S4: N. G. Watts, S294 81; ]. w.
Brown (note). $500; B. p. Wales Creditor
claims about 50. COO). "a, 500; Charles ]. Muir
ply (note), S1600; J. H. Wilson (note), $500;
J. c. Ray (note). $500; Herdic Cab Com
pany. S1S2.50; ]. Berry, $50.
Accommodation paper-National MetrOpoI-
itanBank. $500 and $500; Traders Ma
tional Bank, $1,000; Union Savings Bank,
$4,000; J. G. Waters, $4,000; all notes of
the Standard Butterine Company, except
the Waters note. on which Mr. Johnson
was both maker and indorser.