, 1877-09-28
TIE TfDELITY,

Receiver Turpln caue down to tho bank res
tcr1ay morning at 8 o'clock and resumed his
work Of looking ovcr the accounts, seeing l,ow
the things on tho books agreed with wllnt was
found on hand, and counting tho cash. With
the nssistnnce Of Mr. Charles J. Ha!nes, aud his
expert, Nj. Sherman, who, By tlte way, Is tho
Receiver Of the Fourth National, DR.. Turpsn
was nble 70 make sotne considerable lleniiwar,
although he was subject 10 continual interrupt
ton by people who wanted TO Interview on
one thing and another. Most Of them were de-
rositors, and after getting pretty we'll through
Ills days work tho good d octor gave orlers 1T
thotloor to u,lmit crcry dcpositar who wanted
to have q talk with him. Tic Receiver believes
In giving them all the Information In Ills power
although It Ia necessarily uf q SOMEWHAT limited
lttnd just at present. Thus far he has checked
uf1 tho Investment account, and found every
thing straight ns string. Particularly docs lIo
commend tlle orderly, business-lke way In whcl,
tbs books were kept, so different from tho
slovenly stylo plrsued at the State Savings In
atitutton and the bec-Iiiyo. Having
count, DR.. Turpln viii probably
70 Into Court this morning and ask for tho ao-
lolntment Of appra!sers to apPraise tho property
oiI Which Tho bank has loAncd money. Tic re-
suits OF tho apprniscss' examinations will be
embodied IN the report which tho Receiver Will
nlako to tho Court Ut IN early day. Az to tho
cnah. TINT was iound to amount 10 so'nc ztD,-
0oO, exclusive Of a few gold cons. some silver,
pennies, md nIckels. snitl to amount altogether
to about $500 antl the amounts ln other banks,
wllcl. Will swell the totsl Of east to about
yesterday will, The Corr. Exchange Natiou-
hcrcuiter. Having looked through nearly
every account, the Recetyer Z ahiu
That there has been no steallug, no luisapprs,-
prlatlons, but o.lly some had Investments. on
which tho prospect Of realizing, much VI any.
thing Ia not the most encouraging. The bond
account wilt bo checked OIL to-day anli reduced
10 proper shapu, 50 that tho tlctalla can 10 Gun
bodied tu his report to tho Court.
Tho customers Ut il!e safety depository will
be gla.l u learn TINT there " TO be no change III
the management Of that department, and that
everything. will Ko GU as usual under tlo nbic
Tho reorganizIng scheme goes on slowly,
About lO0 names hays been obtained to the
agreement, which Is scattered around town III
convenient pt.ces wheru uepositors cali zee 1t
and add their names thereto II tlsey 10 deslrrA.
TIE STATE.
Judea Otis had q generous proposttIon nade
to him yesterday. An old woman camo In anl
asked TO sec him on very particular business.
The Judge accordingly revealed himself, whero-
upon his yiattor myster!uusiy beckoncl lim on
into one corner aud impaired to him thu iu.
formation that abe had &2D0 on deposit. 10
whlcl, should be added $l3 for interest. In view
Of the fact that shc wanted the money very bad.
ly, sha would conscut 10 throw OIL the tntescat,
pocket the principal, and say no. moro about It.
This Judge said ha would only be TO glad to &C.
commodate tlcr. II hs could do tho same thing
for ali ths deposltora; but, - he could not do
That, It would be HlanIfestlY unjust to c!yu her
any preference. Rhe saw thc force of Ills 70.
lnHrks, but wished circumstances lad becu
otherwise. Judge Oils is collccttug q little
money HOW and tlcn, but prefers 10 make iii
close these matters through TIC papers. II
there Is one thing be wants to DO ulqfe than an-
other 1t Is to sell tile bunk building anu lot il
he can get any ythlng ucar what It IL worth. The
the building sud lot, but ~ the building cost
$l10, ,0D and thu lot &GN, ,00Q, It IA not probable
that he will Jump at the lid.