, 1874-03-31

npic" nsrs tHe1n LOT many years. Iio tfiootlfit
waa anlled while Afr. Sca1,1nun wn. nwny, on pur
POSE to goo II Homn DIN olso oo,,ld ,ll,tlorstat'
tho lntrcato condition of tlli,igg. Tho mootinE
Tomorrow will examine thoroughly into tho In
tori'al afid financial condition OF tho banls."
FROM OTlfEn SOURCES
IT WAS learned Tint David Uowa OF New York,
l'oayy atockloldor In tho Marine Company. lint
aoilt TrostoH to roprohont him at tho meeting to
dny. hlr. II. n. Sheldon, from tho same city
alao q largo owner Of Marine stock, Inns tolo
graphod tint he will 30 present. It could not b.
loarnod what aggressive action Alr. Butler Int
doterulined upon, but ho seemed to 1,nyo trml,
decdod on Bonlo course that would protect liim
Bolf and tho Other stockholders.
at half-aftor 0 III tho evening tho reporter
called on
THE HON. JOHN WENTWORTH,
| nt Ills room, ana asked him tho following ques
| tfuus.
| Reportor-Do you know nything about The
| mootlng. ut tho Marine Bank tomorrow?
Mr. Wontworth-I saw an advertisement oil
the mootng IN tho Inter Ocean, but as no hou,
was specified, suppose 1t WAS not intended that
Hlioull be there.
n.-Aro you not atookholdor.
| Mr.. WI wnH until recently.
R.-Dld you sell out2
/ Mr. Who. gayo my stock to q re1atige OF
niue.
n.-How much had you7
Afr. W.-Tbroo thousand throo hundred.
n.-Did you think you gave your relative much
OF d prosont2
Nlrs N.-1Gb. a RICAk QUhl OF q Fr0BGnt. L
gave him something ho could not oxpend.
have attended all these religious meetings of
latc, wlore there waB d great doal said about the
protflgacy Of young mon. wautod to give my
nophow something that he could not got rid Of.
You SOC he could not o4poDl tho principal nor
the intoroat, nor could he hypothecnte it.
R.-What cfroct do you think your present had
MI. Win QUO respect think It had q bad
T3"yv,v soo
Mr. W.-You know Mr.. Bcammon and his as-
Hooiatos hava high aocial and religious position
iu Chicago; aud, when It WIS understood that
my rolattve was one Of tho stockholders In tho
ber Of social parties that abatraotol Ills mind
from 1iH books and my business. You know
Chicago ia an ambitious place, aud thoro aro a
groat many lndfoB Anl gentlemen hero thnt arc
tors, anl thought my rolativo was invited to
many places whore hc would not lave been but
TINT ho was known 10 DO atocklolder in this
institution.
R.-How do you account for this?
NEr. W.-ParontB know my rolativo has got
something that le could never expead aud
would bo aure to leave to his widow aud his chil-
dren.
E.-1Iow long have you boen atookholder7
Mr. W.-Some ton years.
holdera2
Mr. W.--No.
R.-Why not?
Mr. W. WAS mover invitsd.
n-no you know who the Directors arc
B1r. Who.
N.-Dia you ever know9
Mr. Who, aud uover expect to know.
R:-Do you know Mr. Dutior, tho Vico-Presi-
nlr. Who, oxcopt by reputation.
R.-Will YOU attend tnis meeting tomorrow
bfr. Why relative to whom have assigned
the Htouk will, il ho can find out tho hour. uo
in now out trying TO find out wien the meeting
il to bo.
R.-Of whom IL ho to make inquiries
Mr. WI advised him to 60 to John Forsyth.
N.-Why should hlr. Forsyth know?
Mr. W.-Forsyth is ono Of my brother Preaby-
torians except that he il Of tho Patton school
will toll the truth. John lately told me- that ho
was making arrangements 10 conduct the say
[ng8 Department. Of the Marine Company him
self, and think ho knows more about tic iusti-
luton luton 1;na than any man. except Mr. Butler.
R.-Are there any other peraons to whom YOU |
would recommend mo?
Alr. W.-You had botter see Coldington
Billings, Ex-Mayor D. W. Raymond, Eugene
FSns a"1s A. Smith, a tue ocG Of tho
Commissioners, tue oiiicera Of tho Oakwood
Cemetery, and the Judges who have tho DISPOSE
ion Of tho bankrupt insurance companies.
H:--What arc these reports about tie insanity
T.
Mr. WI think he is about as crazy rs 1 am.
Lilo Allon and Coolbaugh, ho brought q high
reputation Us q banker from Iowa as well na
money, aud he fears that he has lost both
through connection with this institution.
R.-What cau be doun Tomorrow
Mr.. W-Just exactly what scamnon will per-
nit to bo dono.
R.-suppoaing no objects to anything being
lone,-what thon ?
Mr.. W.-Butlor must file a bill OF discovery.
- 11nr linn h11u Aft
nous personal account is?
Mr. W. did net 7Yant to hear anything about |
n.-Why not7
lblest men III the country. There la nobody liy. |
ng who can fool ]. Y. 6oammon OTHER banks |
lavo divided, on IN ayorage, per cout semi |
annually. His bank has divided nolninally |
Nothing.
N-Do you bel;evo that Mr. scamuon could |
lot have divided moro ?
Mr. W.-To-Hay that he could not would be to |
mpugn his reputation III one OF the ablest |
in tic Uttod States.
R.-Why. then, hae he not divided?
1fr. N.-That is what Inns puzzled tho men |
yho appreciate his talents aul believe in lis ill.,
h.-As Mt present advised, how much do you
h1nk that Scammon and his protogos owo tho
Junk?
Nir. Wit ia varlouely estimated, but would
ldvBe you to SEQ those ilnyo mentioned. l |
nave told you all I know and every honest man
hould do tho samo. novor could find out my
hing about the management Of tho bank, and
he proas will do the public q great favor II it |
AN tiud out.
R.-When was tho last election OF Directors
a1r. W. mover heard Of any election of d.
ectora
LATEST.
1t ia advertised in this mornings papers that,
upon consultation with Mr. Hca1nnlou," the
Meeting Of the stockholders of tue Marine Com
,any will ho held at o'clock this morning at
he bunk building.
Auction Sa1e Of Oil-Painttngs.
The lovers Of art mud those who appreciate tlno
should ayaiI themselves Of tho opportuni-
OF y1s!tiug tho weilknown auctIon-roonH Of essrs
3ltson, poneroy Co., md SEQ tic beautiful sollnc-