The New York herald., 1873-07-20


supreme court-Eiza and william Yugsnt, in.
fsn,s. Appointment of special guardian TO sell 80 >.
snprsms coar,-Rosanna Wiley VS. Edward Nc.
Gonigle and others oSs %
Total 81 $50 81
THE APPOINTMENT OF THE RECEIVER.
Counsellor Edmund Blamey appeared before
and made application on behalf OF Alexander
McCue, Judge OF the City Court and a stakeholder
in the Trust Company, for the appointment OF
receiver. Mr.. Bamey's formal application set
forth that
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The usual verincation or anidavit OF Judge McCue
accompanied the application.
Judge Pratt thereupon granted the following
order:-
ordered that the defendant and officers be and
the hereby enjoned and restrained from eAer
Of said corporaon snd rom Collecting and receiving
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properly effects said defendant until the further
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D. 3. ROWELL.
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EFFECT OF THE SUSPENSION IN BROOKLYN.
The rumOr that there was trouble with the
Brooklyn Trust Company went through the city
yesterday with great rapidity, and although there
had been reports in select circles during the last
few days Of a suspicion that there was something
wrong, the general public had not heard anything
the doors were closed in the afternoon there was
more or less excitement caused by the pass,
ing IN ana out OF anxious depositors; IL
vas a general feeling of forbearance mani
tested BY these interested parties. They
not be inconvenienced very greatly by the suspen-
sion, II 1t Is only temporary After the resglt was
one OF the directors, came from the board room,
and he was Immediately surrounded He imprO-
vised speech 70 the following effect He sad:-
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mis- sSmpaS Many shs drsstoTs rs are .ass out
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directors Rs0 that % so e" far =. know the capital
has 0I d oa losing IN
sSag sePosllsr tct the amount Of $1,000 an
Tif ann sure aS & viii ae ay % %
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Just the amount of the surplus
~. This seemed e satlsy Very large humber Of the
The deiaication viii prove very much larger than
mas been already stated.
RUMOR OF ANOTHER DEPALCArIoN.
1t was stated yesterday that Mr.. Thomas II. Rod.
man, the secretary OF the company, whose sigma
ture was necessary to all the drafts of Mr.. Mills,
has also an overdrawn account at the Trust Com
pany OF $4,000.
A PARALLEL CASE.
The Gaze Of Mr.. Mills is very similar to that OF
| VIM. Z. Rushmore former President OF the Atlantic
! National Bank, who was Killed q few years ago by
collision on the Long Island Rallroad. Up to the
| time OF his death Mr.. Rushmore was considered
man OF probity and was supposed to be very
wealthy An examination Of his affairs alter his
untimey death showed that he was bankrupt and
that he had used the funds OF his bank to such an
extent as to completely bankrupt the institution.
settlement its affairs revealed that the capital
and surplus were entirely used up and about one
hundred thousand dollars OF tine funds belonging to
| depOstors had also been taken. There was nothing
whatever lett Tor the stockholders OF the original
capital, and the wrecx was cleared away and the
/ concern started anew with new capital.
REGISTER MLAUGHLIN'S MISTAKE.
Register Hugh Mclaughlin ls loser by the
crash OF the Trust Company to the extent OF 5000
| A few days prior to the death OF the President of
! the institution the Register drew the entire
amount which was on deposit to his credit. and
took his departure for Lake George. on his re-