, 1873-09-22

O'Clock oeor Of tho bank presented himself At tho
outer door and said II desire to Announce that the
hour for cfosug this inslitution has arrived. There
sro mhny dopositors inside doors, nil Of whom
WILL lie rA1p
~ rapidly as thoy present totr c.acckn. AL peraons
ontstdo md Within tho range Of my voice holding pm
per nganst A nro requested to en.er, nnd thoy will be
ra." After tho t1oora coaed thorc WAS responsive
cheer tn thia announcement, and many people with
freshly-rcnnol checks in their hands. left
tho Institution with tho purpose Of
their visit unaccompliai1ed, confident that IL isa
ofcrrn could giro uuch public Invitation 10 dcpostora
to stop up to the rayng-'cllera desks. their funds
woro Ratc. Wtlo tho rim on tho Fidelity was groat
there was not tho sllghcst apprehension against
Its solscncy. Judge Allison, In tho Com
mon P}eaa Court, when appliod to by
Jan,es II. 1Ioverin In relation to sc, 900
srHt funda on dcoa there for protection from poa-
ablo loss, consulted With Judges Plorce and Flnleter
AMI aftcr consultation, tho presiding Judge declared
that they did nos feel That there waa
ANY GROUND ron APPREHENSION
Al to tho solvcncy OF tho Fidelity Company TINT the
Court had but abort time a!nco appo!ntod 1ssao
Hazlohurat and John rrtco Wothnrill, Eaqa.,
anal tho Hon. Jnnes Campbell, to
make an examination Of tho atn'ra Of tho various
trust companies ot this city and that the report Which
those gonomon had made satisfied tho Court Of tho
ing tho Fidelity, whose nfra!rs has been thus thor
oughly investigated: tint this report showed shat
every security had passed Under tho utrect
examination OF thcse examiners, md thas,
from tho knowledge thus acquired, no
did not foo tho slightest apprehension that tho trust
uonoys, including thoho Deposited by tho Court, were
not entirely safe and protected aud TINT II Mr. LalBh-
ridge were in tho city and should mike application
for m order to Withdraw The funds now deposited
with tho Fidelity Company, at present advised. ho
sAoulo ooe''ne ~ ineh" Saen I'LL osa''' VI e'u'Se
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ua41 .Aa' poiet'an "Aa son.p'Aeo ~ 'a'A W h'n!
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a A'o t'6 'o'i't a441 "euon' US 1'o"'s osan| Ane
."4' AZ" 1e AaA'4'to n.H.'oo oa' eot4o l"oi'' WI"
uA'o soo'14'iss "elo'Aeu ~ .no 'ns@'u''on' ono
e"o,'s iaa5 '"Aoo 1o1 LUZ Nos'hcsa f@eino "a'Hoau
'Sa' Aao iAcA"6o "ao ht'ou W n.a' @Ae1 'ho ~
.aarkea' Nom Tvs W. ~. tael,, uoht kho" "na. 70
oo VITA tnen'' ene e1ciA "Ao "A'teo upon nef tnen
e1p'a1nea that tne oonas "ere hef property
sna e'en ieFe "ah genefa1 p"hksuptes' thes could
no' % usea. "eh' gne0a ta's u THO sateat
pAee. hefe take them bac4 again." and shc handed
oack hef package. oher scenes OF si1lhe character
"sse enacteo af'ng tno osY pat tnose spoeimonS Will
sefVe 70 sno" want troopie nngahfdod remarks
sno "'ld rumofa VIII cause 10 poopo VINO
nhso no experience IN pus'ness matters. Ihe fiacty
having stood tho tcst 20 noby ycatertay tho ocers
determined that thero should DO no cause LOT any
oNaPpoantment. 4Aersiofe' tno doofs openea ~
ooloc1 AZ tnat Time thefe wore lew potsons aooutt
and those who presented checks were promptly paid.
thoro haa oech
LITTLE RUN
during tho morning, but tho pressure Is not great
spaotnr Nro,r oEnd ,,p&