The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-15
FIsHKILL's MISSING BoyDs.
Great Excitement In the Quiet village
Run ON the savings Bank.

PoroHKEEpsrE, Jan. H.-The loss of the
National Bank Of Fishkil by the Barlow rregu-
iarities will probably be heavier than was at FIRST
supposed.
The report that the Incorporated bonds
belonged to the savings bank, which does bust
ness In the same building, was incorrect. 80 far
as can be ascertaued, all the bonds taken to
New DIRK and hypothecated by Cashier Barlow
were the property OF individuals who had placed
them In the bank for safe keeping. W. ). Ladue
Of Fishkill Hook had 800 In bonds there. Mr..
Barlow when asked by Laduo about them, said
they had been used for the bank. John +. Berry
hid $1,000 in 10 400 and si.7oO in 1895. He says
the troubled cashier told him they went through
the bank and that he was all right. Edward
Lvster OF East Fisnkili had 5000 disposed Of
~ an 1ne cs same aan"n,,s s ,nas OF pu,
gone. John ;. Enans had one el,0O bond, but
he saws " was credited 70 him on the books Of
the bank. This incomplete list foots no 81, go
and new losses are turning up almost hourly.
"A gentleman who was talking TO group in
the expert had thus far unearthed a deficiency
OF fl;OoD Another = I'D that Cashier Brtow,
and tn bank through MIN. has lost heavily In
the Dutchess ore Company, Leonard Horton
OF that company, wnen spoken To about the
matter, desired 10 have 1t Understood that this
the bank had lost by the comp NY. A very
prominent citizen Of Fishkill. sad to have an
1verdrawn account at the bank. has 3 I'D that
Cashier Barlow spent considerable money for
election pufposei. He jealous politI-
clan. aud an enthusiastic supporter of Tilden.
Mr.. John r. Berry SAWS that Barlow told him
that $91c00 4 In the compauy
Another man sud that prominent Poughkeep-
81 n had Ove rdrawu his account some SS,UO or
$4,000. statcment WAS ais made openly that
the agent Of the bank was IN Cold spring last
1hursday on hts usual tour Of collection. and
received deposits from Gus omers. rhis WAS
after the trouble In the bank was known. The
b NJ officers main tain silence.
Acting Cashier Hapclje said on SATURDAY. that
some Of tho men who had made the heav-
lest overdrafis had already appeared at the
hank aud promised to make everything good.
lne names Of these gentlemen are withheld.
la the absence Of positive Information, there
Is "A feeling 10 banking circles IN Pougnkecp.ie
that the officers OF tne bank viii bc completed
to put up the shutters.
a run On the Fsnkil Savings Bank has been
begun. and II l. understood that the bank re-
fused to pay out any sums over 800. All the
frmers, mechanic, servant eirls. aud lauorinx
women beseged tne doors Yesterday, and the
treasurer Was Kept busy. lie p.id out Sl2,tJO on
FRIDAY. and mora To dtv. out tue biggest run
on the b NIX Il expected on Monday, and the
president left town ON SATURDAY. TO obtain funds
To meetit. There are over 100 deppsitOrs VINO
r.. ide In Cold Spting aud they VIII undoubtedly
all appear at the bank to -mOrrOw The Irea-
surer Is cert In tue bank will pun through al
right Leading men OF the village also say that
Tie savings bank VIII tide over tue trouble.