The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-21
THE THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK.
Tho Great Run-But Little Abatement Mani
fesssd-Quite Rapid Paymenss-Assissanc
from Other InseltutfOns.

Tho Great Run-But Little Abatement Mani
fesssd-luite Rapid Payments-Assissanc
from Other Institutions.
The scenes about the Third Avenue Savings Bank
yesterday were merely arepettlOn OF previous days.
There the same rush for good positions near
the door before the opening, the former scramble
for places within repeated, with little more energy
ON the part Of those who had been cut out before.
and the regular routine Of paying out The only
difference In the payments noticed was that the tel
lers paid more rapidly than they have for many
days The following are the ngnres:-
Admitted on tickets 70
Admitted without tickets 49
Total admissions. .125
PAID persons, 81; extra books, 1922
Tickets issued for night session. "a
In the hands Of the thirty -four were nine extra
books.
The attendance was about as large as on the pre-
vlous day, but the people were not very large ie.
positors. Immediately after the forty nine had
been admitted at ten O'CLOCK, the sign "There are
as many inside as can be paid before three
o'c0ck,'' was put out; bur 1t was dis
covered that the usual notice, "The
bank will open at o'clock,n was omitted.
Some OF the outsiders commented upon this circum-
stance and speculated upon the thought that 1t
would suspend at three rec. TIey. however, Rugged
and tickets issued those within. This quoted
fears OF the timid; but about eighty kept their
when q lew more were admitted. The feel
ing among the creditors continues to be sus-
plciOus although the trustees have paid oil that mas
been demanded or them. OF course there are ex-
ceptions One German lady who deposited $4,000
yesterday SAID to the reporter, "rm not afraid Of
the bank. My husband says Tvs good. The people
are FOOLS" Ps, contra, an intelligent gentleman
drew out "a. 600, said:-"The Oflcers OF q down
town bank, where do my business, say this bank
has been rotten since 1t started, and believe
II Is now very rotten will at once deposit mine tQ
another bank, where they Will tell the people the
nature OF tho securities In which they put their
T 5s a SS04 mSS Is line without
made himself conspicuous In denounclng the bank
and later attempted to buy books. The traffic In
books IL not SO profitable as 1t used to be, as the
people TO think that they will get their money
II they perseyere. me perseverance, Of one Detch
admission. fnere were paid last evening
IN the two hours ending at eight O'Clock
The latest number admitted at six was III. and
seventy-i0ur tickets were issued for Monday. Mr..
Tuthi addressed the crowd again last evening, and
they were promised prompt payments He was re-
upon whose property the bank holds mortgages,
are pleased with the ieniency shown them. and are
very anxious TO terminate the lest foreclosures
may occur. the run mas now lasted s seven
believed that about two thousand five hun
dred OF the depOsitOrs have now been p lid, and
g. OO0 900 OF the $4,000, 600 deposits withdrawn.
The New YORK and Excelsior savings Banks are
profting by the run, and placard the neighbOrhO0d
with bills onerlng inducements to depositors. The
trustees were more sangulne yesterday than ever or
their ability TO eld the run. 1t was rum0red down
town yesterday that two institutions have come to
banks assistance, and that the Tarrytown prop
ertV has been sold at 81. 500 per acre.