Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-04

| THEopoRE M. NooRB-Casher OF the late Phiia-
aelphia Loan Company, is native OF the city OF n
York. and il is said is the of man now residing
! somewhere in the seighbourhood OF chatham street
| MIR Moore was in some Kind of business Few years
! ago in Broadway, and had then his residence at %
! Canal street, he afterwards hailed as merchant
| from 81 William street, and had his residence AZ
either IS or 10 CORTLAND street Soon Afterwards
think in 1881 or She removed to Philadelphia, and
published the Price Current, and sold patent bai"n
ces for weighing gold-he then had ms esiden &c
No. I24 Christian street. Southwark-in The winter
of 1895 and 8 he OBJ aimed he charter OF the Phia
delphia Company at Harrisburg, and on It's or
,anza,ion was made cashier Soon after that event,
he removed TO the y W. corner OF Tenth and LON
! bard streets property that was occupied by the
late Chas johnson manufacturer ofpriners ipk, al
forwards agent fer the collection of rents for the Gi
rard Trust; an hor orable and uprish, naa. Mr.
Moore, very soon after removing there, started his
carriage, gave dinners and suprcrs 10 various I'll
reetors of The company, and there lived in style
fully requiring $1,000 per annum 10 support IT. AM
continued living in that sane expensive manner un-
iii the company ex2 loded in June, 1879; when re
then. for eject out his furniture wines, carriage,
horses, &c. During the autumn of 1883, and spring
of 1889 he caused DE issned post notes of the PHI
signed bv DIR. Geo. $. Schott the President, who
was hardly aware Of what he was signing. These
post notes were then handed over 10 brokers TO be
sold in the streets. ut various rates, VARYING from
IL per cent per month to per eeat. The pin
cipal broke en- yed in their negotiation Mr.
WIN. Oliver: others sometimes obtaincd them to
SELL and ,lr Oliver metimes found il good polcy
10 hand a few of them over TO other brokers and
then the commits sion was divided. In almost every
in stance the proceeds OF these ties carried by
the broker into the private room of Mr.. Moore, in
the company's office. IL is true that every post
note issued is regularly entered in the books Of the
company ;but did he tn be catered the amounts
receive for these past notes IT, be entered
lsrly For instance, if post note No 765 was issued
for $500 he ought to have caused 20 be entered
the books received for pest note No 763 stating the
nett proceeds and so for every one issued. As it
nowis Mr.. T. NJ. Moore is safely lodged In Moya-
mensipg prison, having been caught somewhere
the East river, Saw Pitts. passing under
sumed name. The assignee OF the Philadelphia Loan
Company has made discoveries, and viii obtain tes
timony that may perhaps c"nsisn L. NJ. Moore TO
the State Pen,entiary for the next five years This
is the end Of one fnsucier of celebrity,-so mach
for an individual living at 5000 psr annum, aud
ocivng = salary of about $500.
List OF THE FrRsT BrARp or DiREcToRs or
PHILADELPHiA LOAN COMPANY.
GEoRsr Sonora physic an, and brother
Of James s. Schott, late President OF the Girard
Bank.
JosEpn r. CHaNDLER-Edi;or Of United States
Gazette.
card. Treasurer Of the County 0f philadelphia
one Of the Sutherland and Burden gang OF poiiti-
cIans.
10 nd had TAI ed.
N,TH C. FosTFR-Was the principal deputy To
the late B. Duncan. High Sheriff OF the city and
county q Philadelphia, now dead peace To his re-
mains.
Tuos T. J. KERRisoS-From the city Of New
York-he followed m this city the business of tavern
Keeping, bottlng, &c he now has billiard tables
failed poor fellow
pv~y,~rs Duxc,~-NVas ~ one Il me wood cord
er AT Almond street Wharf: afterwards wood corder
n The Driwbridge W h1Tf-afferwards High sheriff
of the city ard county OF Philadelphia-"n honest
r,,n-dcd broken hearted a few weeks ago.
Joux r. WALxER-Formerly an Alderman IN the
Nor,hern Liberties; afterwards proprietor OF the
Pennsylvania sentinel, daily newspaper, and part
OF Jesse X. Burden IN that paper-poor ieiiow'
he j. sunk low enough new.
Raw F. CAsPeNrER-Fsrmerly grocer 1T 2iJ
North Third street., near Cslowhill, unoer the ifm
or b. L. Carpenter \ Co.; afterwards Carr enter ~
Leyan-has been for the last ten or twelve years,
nation, retary nj all the Democratic meeiDgs-bs-
been engaged buy ing and selling stock one Time.
Some OF our stock brokers have cause TO remember
him. particularly Mr. C-ll-hc has now some
of,ire IN the Custom Hou.e, to keep hm alive.
B,R-H Gn,vEs Was al one tue tavern keeper
in North Sixth near Callowhili-wss afterwards
Prothonsiary Of one al the Couris-a regular gu
theriand ard Surden p"lhicisn.
WV T. WutrM sS-Attorney at Law. The gen
t,emsn was Solicitor for the Company, a. well AZ
Drector-kc il has been said, Is relative 81 Il. NJ
Moore. the cashier -
JAMS SINPsos-A combmaker formerly in = ith
strc.t; went band in hand with stephens, Whit
man. &c Sc: how much hc has made, 1 do not
know, by the failurs.
Gro. = ScHorT, President.
r. nj. MooRE. Cashier.