Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-18
Consideration Given.

gust ", 1904, besides costs of protests,
SILL.
Consideration Given.
That the consideration of said indebted
ness is as follows: Note for 1850 dated
June !, 1891, drawn by John F. Waggaman
to order of John w. Brawner payable at
three months, 6 per cent interest; indorsed.
John w. Brawner, without recourse, and
iDdorsed by Thomas E. Waggaman: duly
protested; IS costs, ss5; paid on principal
$1C0 June 1 1894.
Mote for $500, dated March 15. 1904,
drawn by Thomas e. Waggaman and John
Rldout, trustees of Woodley Park, D. c.,
payable to order of Thomas e. Waggaman
on demand, per cent interest; indorsed by
Thomas E. Waggaman, demand; notice of
non-payment and protest waved. Duly pro-
tested. Interest paid to June 15, 1904,
$112-5O.
Mote for $4,000, dated March Is. 1904,
drawn by Thomas E. Waggaman to order
of j. Lenthall Waggaman, payable on de-
nand; per cent interest; indorsed by J.
I.enthall Waggaman and Thomas q. Wag-
gaman; demand notice of non-payment and
protest waived. Interest paid to June 10,
1904. s175.
Mote for $1,000, dated July 2. 1904
drawn by John F. Waggaman to order of
Thomas e. Waggaman, payable at three
months. per cent interest, indorsed by
Thomas E. Waggaman. Duly protested.
Note for 5000, dated August 10 1904
drawn by John Lenthall Waggaman, pay
able to the order of Thomas E. Waggaman,
twenty days after date, per cent interest
indorsed by Thomas E. Waggaman; de-
mand notice of non-payment and protest
waived.
Mote for $4,000, dated August 16, 1904,
drawn by John F. Waggaman to order of
Thomas e. Waggaman, payable at thirty
days, per cent interest, indorsed by
Thomas E. Wageaman Duly protested
Note for $500, dated May 2S. 1904,
drawn by John F. Waggaman to order of
John w; Brawner, payable at three
John w. Brawner without recourse. and
indorsed by Thomas E. Waggaman Duly
protested. Interest paid to August %,
1904, $11S.75.
said notes were received by said cor
poraton bank for the full face value there
Of before maturity, and in the regular
course of its business, and that no part Of
said Indebtedness has been paid
Lincoln National Bank.
The claim of the Lincoln National Bank
is signed by Mr.. Frederick A. Stier, cashier,
who states that Thomas E. Waggaman is
indebted to that bank in the sum Of $24,-
310.71, with interest. The consideration of
the debt is given as lone promissory note
for 5000, signed by John F. Waggaman,
and dated May %, 1904, payable three
| months after date to order of Thomas E.
Waggaman by him indorsed; one promis-
sorry note for $1,000, dated July 8, 1904; an
other promissory note for $1,000, dated
June 15, 1904; one promissory note for
4.5OO, dated August 6, 1904; one promissory
note for $4,000, dated July II, 1904.
The claim of the National Bank of Wash
ington is for $2,S1537, and Is signed by r.
Henry Lynn, cashier. The consideration OF
this debt is promissory note drawn by
John F. Waggaman to the order of Thomas
E. Waggaman. dated August IS. 1904. and
payable thirty days after date, for the sum
of $780, with interest at per cent, the
note being indorsed and discounted by
Thomas E. Waggaman with the above bank
in the usual course of business but was
not paid at maturity and was duly pro-
tested.
claim, empowering Messrs. Berry & Minor,
attorneys to represent the bank s
interests.
Other claims filed with Referee Bradley
today were: Eldredge E. Jordan, for 81 500
and interest at per cent from July 2.
| 1904 money left with T. E. Waggaman for
loan on first trust real estate security
Claim of William H. Sholes the surviv-
ing trustee of the estate of Lambert T.
Follansbee, for $474O.
Smaller Claims.
Claim of Frances P. Bronaugh of 1928 o
street, for $780, money deposited with Wag-
gaman for investment.
Claim of Margaret r. Stone, $24S.55. inter-
est on certain investments made by depo-
nent
Claim of Nary Ellen O'Rorke for 81, 200,
placed with Waggaman on or about Feb
ruary 2, 1903, for investment In first-class
real estate security. Miss O'Rorkes Sc
curity was a note signed by c. M. Cough
lin and payment guaranteed in a stamped
Endorsement with the signature of T. E.
Waggaman.
Mary Ellen O'Rorke flied a letter OF at
torney' today authorizing James F. Null
siokk
from Frances p. Bronaugh to Attorney
James T. Petty and Margaret r. Stone to
Berry & Minor.
The constant service of clerk Is required
| at Mr.. Bradley's ONCE to enter and arrange
| the claims OF Waggaman creditors which
are being filed each day. Mr.. Bradley's
time Is taken up answering all manner of
inquiries propounded by claimants or their
] attorneya In person. by letter or over the