New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-06


debt be paIo N n no had ut one time loaned the bank
MT Arcn ntrrest sSoooo aud regarded the Security
Ranh q, aim as backmailing operation Tho ,onosl
banh 'I Mr. krchcr's attorney, advised tne ucPos,
tors to 20 to the Register in BANKRUPTCY ay p TIgh
and prove their claims ana reinarseu ,nao d o can
would call upon snch mo-, 0, 'nc ''po'''o'' 10 ''''
venenty car consisng Of Richard Kelly President OF
the Fifth National Bank the Rev John circuit ana ~,
chrr the receiver. appointed to look after me
6nn.iiprs Mr. Archer has issued call for genera,
meeting OF the creditors Of the bank on fep ~ Whn al
divsted as far as possible the amount Of money III
the hands OF the receiver declared
THE EIGHTH NATIONAL BANK.
The depositors of the Eighth National Bank
met nj Broadway and Eghth-st last evening" 10 near
the repor of the Committee which they had appointed
10 look after their Interests Archpaid johnston P'
sided The Committee reported that the charges OF the
xrouId poobably amount to about 5000 per an
nun and that as he expected to close matters WITHIN
the wear the total expense might he estimated at from
$1,000 TO 5000 The Receiver expected 10 pay Hvunu
of about wentyve or '. ha n r souId be taken to
punish the officers eff the bank VINO nad T9opeu ih1 We
ponsie Tor tbe amount of the losses. lie further
recommended that application should we indue i tol
prosecute the gully officers. Another depositor sald
that tockhodes of the bank 9ed r neshs unn s
the Controller of the Currency and obtain an invessa-
''' TT vas a., finally recommended that committee be
authorized 20 ascertain what criminal proceedings, II
taken against such OF the Dank OnClalS as
had defauded the depostors. Throughout the meeting
disapprova of bankruptcy proceedings was expressed
THE BOWLING GREEN SAVINGS BANK.
At the request of the committees of depos-
TORS the Receiver Of the Bovlng-green Savings Bank
Sheppard Knapp, is preparing statement OF us cohdi
ton One OF the former officers OF the bank Informed
TR1pUNE reporter yesterday that result OF his own
investigation he was satisfied that the exhibit OF the
Receiver would show deficit of at least $4,000 not
wjthstandng the recent statements of the President
OF this amount $4,000 he said loaned on fictitious
Names such as John Hail. John L. Hall, A. L. Hart and
J. L. Harrison, and no such persons are to
DC peo, i ostaie conveyed by Mr. selmes TO the
bank is worth only S6OOO although President smith IN
claims that the trustees OF the bank never met more
than or three times, ana that the whoe business
was transacted by Messrs smith, Rookie, ana selmes
One of committees Of depo-tors has retained John
f. Devlin counsel intending TO bring SUITS pon cvl
and criminal against the officers OF the DahA II ueeeu
| advisable
THE UNION SQUARE NATIONAL BANK.
The Receiver of the Union Square National
Bank Mr. Beekman, has issued notice that all creditors
| and depOstors having claims against the bank must
prove them before Saturday next on which date the St
dividend Of 80 per Will be paid The second div
dend Of 80 per will be paid early in March, ana the
bank officials hope TO pay all depostors in full by April
THE THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK.
There was a slight increase in the number
Of depositors at the Third Avenue Savings Bank yeser
day but the officials st express confidence in their
ability TO meet the Theodore Tuhll, the Actuary
of the bank died Sunday night of congestion OF the
| lungs An application was made yesterday in the SUI
preme Court Chambers for receiver for the bank by
MIR Flynn assignee Of Michael Hart deposition. who
makes affidavit that he unable 10 gain admission 10
the bank his money. Counter aifdavs were made
on the part Of the bank that II was solvent ana that
they rendered him his money. They also rendered TO
him in court and s255 TO the Clerk being the full
amount with costs of the action Judge Barnard denied
the application
| THE GUARDIAN SAVINGS BANK.
jeremiah Qunlan. the Receiver Of the Guardian saw
| ings Bank has obtained from Judge Barnard leave to
] sue as follows:
John r. and drafts and Inducements for
Dosne WAY Cushing. $500, Joseph DaIee SlS8' John
K Fellows 5000 Hope, $500; John I. hseiee %5,aVD
Wing S69U Cash LosnsSusan Cuss, Glen Cove
6O Cuiss Glen Cove S %; HndrcksOn Glen
Cove Phillip Tobss t Broadway, tlB ~ Eugene Dur
l8 The Bowling Green Saving: Bank tS23 sheridan
SHOOK cheek National Bank t4J Mogaees-John l.
Barnard H. H. Semes 81 i0 So Jacon Peeae snd simon
| Fhnch, 3 Augustus lTens, S2,3Ol