The New York herald., 1871-11-22
The BOWLING GREEN SAVINGS BsyK.

JuGre HO.au's SfafcClrnt-ibc Bank Officials
F}idr Their rimirI.,, d IEcn6s.
The only gentleman connected with the apoye
bark wnc mas spoken ont many and openly on the
subject, ana who has expressed MIN .cf heartily
ashamed of the whole Trnceedings, IS Mr. Justice
Edward Hogan. The honest Indignation expressed
by tho Jude VIII be sympa hIzed H. bv every right
minded person II only iithe or ms st stitemeats arc
correct The substance OF the information he has
furnished IA as loows-
NY name was put in am ing the incorporators OF
the rowllng Green Savings Bank without nv
knowledge. I allowed /, TO stay because l then
thought well OF 1t. attended only one meeting Of
the directors. placed my funds there on deposit:
many oI my friends did tne same. know verv ttle
OF how things nave been managed. but bei,eve
that unless those who were running the bank nave
actually stolen the money there should he securi.
Ties and vouchers enough to SATISFY all demandsu
It NAV he mere spla'ned that the JUICES oppo-
siuon to the Tammany party TWO years ago caused
bm To fgai shy OF the gentlemen who were promi-
nent IN lhe MANAGEMENT o. the bank: consequently
ne was Keot In II. dark as to It's affairs ana if AZ
any me ne vsninreJ 10 make inquiries TO loans
or other matters Connected herewith. he never
could OBTAIN SATISFACTORY informdrion.
Yesterday a HERALD reporter had a conversation
win TIE Judge rs follows
keroRTEg-Can yol say from your own know.
ledge taa' the peoples money had been loaned to
1am,n many p1hticians by The bank Oaicialsf
!ai1e E0J4S--l have been informed nv the sec.
re,arv, Mr., Selmes. Oh Saturday last when I dis.
covered tnat tie hhnS had suspended payment that
waiter Aocne, The Wee President had loaned money
70 his pontcal associates without having any secr.
kEpoR!Es-Mr. koche must have placed himself
IN very DANCER Us position Dy thus ex seeding the
powers Of his o.cey
JUDGE -Ce-tauy he has rendered himself per.
sonaS liable Tor the moneys so ioaner. But al the
same time lie must have had the checks counter
s,sncd ~ me secretary, Seimes before the money
con.d he obtained from tne bank I. such mas not
been the case, ard cnecks have been pait without
being hus co ntersiRned. then the case ,s indeed
serious, Tor any one o, the oicias might draw all
the money on deposit AZ he th0ught III.
hEfOKTEk-Do you really think that the appolnt.
men of receiver IN me first instance. was ior the
interest OF the depositorst
JuDsE-James Lee Informed me on Saturday NIGHT
that nc nad uecn advised to make the affidavit on
which the receiver was appointed by Mr. selmes
the secretary OF the bank. accused Mr. Selmea Of
this, and ne denied having done sO At al events
the afdav was made by Lee, not In the interest OF
yhe depCs.tors IL was upon that AFFIDAVIT m de
before Lees counsel, that the receiver was ap-
REroRrER-How do the bank officials conduct
themselves as regards the arars OF the concern
since Its sus enslon2
JUDGE They have none OF them az vet put in nm
appearance since the suspension, ana cannot un-
dersfand why they do not.
Ii VIII be seen by our Advertising columns that at
called meeting OF both olncals ana depositors
70 be held AZ az Greenwich street. ut i've O'clock
on THURSDAY next, and II Is to bo hoped the worthv
Vice President, VINO Is evidently bent on dong his
duty thoroughly AMI we'll, may succeed In bringing
oflcias ann deposlfors ace TO face and oil ecitln9
facts ana Information which Will ultimate TO the
future benefit o. ~ parties therein concerned