New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
TIE REPLEDGED SECURIrIES
SOLVING BONNEkS PUZZLES.
GETTING ORDER OUT OF THE CnAOs TIE DLfAULTEl

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LIFT.
A large number of the owners OF securities
rcplrdqed ny John Bonner 90. we're busy yesterday
arranging fora settlement with rc present holdcr Of
these securities, and witt cach other, to the
proper division 81 tEc losrc, incurred "y tie Sus
pension Of tEc fra. Daring The day the
Genital Trust Company caused to bc solh at the
stock Exchinsc the sccu.hcr held hy the company as
colatcr!- cor loan. Of a total Of 100000 made u Bon
n.r The pcsdc. of the co,npang sara ne had realized
about 100000 from the sale, and that he had about
p 900 TO turn oyc: tie legal owner lie also held
400 shares Banhcrs and Brokers' A..oc alton stock.
The Union Bank and the Bank fl TIE STATE OF New
York nave returned the pledges held by them 10 their
real owners on paynent Cf Tie amount l0antd Bonner
wish Interest, o. MOHday-thc day EoLncr failed thc
Eaik Of Commerce ask q for r'tirn of the money
loaned prcscNtauOn of the socuutic'. which waR q"
refused The bank al Ocr learned ihc names n
TIE real owners OF the collacrS, ana called Them u
grthcr, ard after consultation, the securities were
up on payment by the 0Wncrs OF the amount loaned
Bonner.
W. d. Moore. who loaned Bonner $4,000, sold the col
lacrals yesterday AT auction FOR JI,lJ9 In the Eel
were 200 shares Bankers and Broh,rS' stock. which
brought II Tor The Qt' several NcTpai protests afihh
tnc sllc Of the Ac Shore stock. which put mp, were
made, but uo} were ofciHu'd ~ the ucil"httF
The President Of the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany said yesterday tDai he would sell a auction next
Tuesday any sccuilucs ihtn remaining WIN me con-
pany OF t"0ft hypOthftdtu ny IohhtT' illQr 10 lhc
sale the Owncs Of any of these securities could obtain
them by paynS the entTt van .aHe o, bnhs ,ne
the transfer OF certain certificates Of stock w.ich
GnswOii the assignee OF Bonner d Co.. said HAT hc
had not Yet filed his schedule of the assets and abl
ties Of the rn, and until this done he per
mted by law either TO file bond with the Court or
make q settlement with the creditors
Nothing has been heard OF Mr. Bonner since last Sat
ugiay evening" when he seen BrOad-st. There is
q very general opinion Wallst. that he went 10 Can
ada, a theory that has been based partly on
the fact that II safe and convenient
place to co. and partly because he formerly
lived there; but better reasons than these
have been gwen for the snppostiOn HIS partner, Mr.
Sewe said Yesterday that he had not the rcOtest idea
where Bonner had gone. He had received no intGau9n
direction he took when leaving the city
IL was intiuatcd on the street that the stranger
toned n yesterday mornings dispatches from Montreal
as having registered at the American House as
-. NJ Scott from this city. and a. having committed
suicide might In reality be Mr. BOnUer. IhlS however
not generally believed. Ine Montreal stranger was
pennies and Is generally thought that Bonner left
New-YOk with a.cobsderable sum of money.
Judge Daniels yesterday granted ttachmcnt against
the property of John Bonner in a SUIT by william B.
Scott against Albert T.. Scott. The affidavit which It
is granted states that the plaintiffs pledged 100 shares Of
Milwaukee aud st. Paul stock and 100 shares Of Chicago
and Northwestern stock, cOateTas for call loan Of
s. 600 On demanding these stocks they told that
they had been repledgcd with MoIU Meyer The stocks
are said TO be worth $500.