New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-07

NeN-Orleans La: William F. Could. cishier FRS Ss-
iional Bank 81 PcrtiDl, DieS j. : N'irs. pre- a. ~
~ sidcnt Bottom S;tIou j BlaE. Boz co. v Henry
T. Baldwin. PRESIDENT second National Bank - 'r H.
Mich UOr co Inumnsnu. president firsi NathrNA
Bank. 81. P,ui, MINI; Edward ;. Butts. p.e-idrnf
VIC. burg back, vek..nFg -; ks."s !. L'sl,.''
II. Herr 6-id fie.o a. Mon; tIrotgc Inny' pr So
dent Carson CIV saving Bank; Carson nv.
omaha. omsba. SeS.: Henry j. ciipeen crsna,r :
tonl state Capital Bank. Corc1fd n II; o = hal@-
SANTA g.. I.urxica. ] cob d. Vermiye,
CIV; william r. Or u. president Cnzsn'
Naliu al Rauk. eis n. g. Daniel J. Falls, eredeIt
C.rbe.r. cXSeuatOr I'D at a It vIce-prs deht
First NatenI Bank. Portland. Osezsn jose Paiier-
son president Wese Nai.uai B,tnk. Pniiadelpnit,
Penusylv~uIa !. ". .rnan, sai'r Merchants Ma
uoua Bank. Prov ience X l.; Val an G. Breese, cas-
Ter First Natoual nk. Char - OF, = G; > 4 Reed
onion AMI Painters Bans. Aemp4 Ieut.; b. A cp-
psrd. president First Sa IguIl Bsak. lion. on rex
William Il. Hooper. president Dr~etet National BtnS
~ ~ S+ Cl.}' mn, r,.i,,r '''" VI. Johp
Isl NAu'h"l 1AnA, 20, So'p 10 80, Va,
y b. Van sls president First National BanA, M"d-
.on. VISIONS L ward Iyinso president wyoming
toD 81 Horlon & Co., seattle, ingt,n Territory r.
A. W. DAVIS clshe Iadiaud B,nNug Comsany' INDIA
Ereeuse connetE-G eorge ;. Coe. PRESIDENT American
Exchange Sduvtsi Bank o. N-W-IOrk cry james
of Nev-York; Morton MeMichae, Jr., e ~hler FIRST
National Bans OF Pntadrlphia Penn; Edward Tyler.
j. W. lockwood cashier National Bank of Virginia,
Richmond; d. HAYES, Vcc-presIdent Merchants ana
Manu-. actur-rs' B *, ID ron, Micnig.E; l.. J.
Gage, First National Bauk. Chicago,
Illinois; William g. DeshIcr. President Naii9h-l
TX Range Bank, COu ubuz ONO; Ed. g. Jhi-
Son. 81 esiIrnt First National Back, Syracuse, n l.;
Ex-Governor Samuei Merrill PRESIDENT Citizens Ma
riDual Bans, Des Mninrs Iowa NJ KnlH r., president
Narfond Il OF IrXas. q lvestol. I xas; aides
Parsons, president SAVINGS Association, 81 LDus,
Mo-; Huci Il. Camp, cashier Flr~t Natohsl bt.h.
Milwaukee Wis; Liam IL. Rnawn. pres dent Ma
tI0ual Bank OF sBe Republic, Pm lade plit. Penn;
K. II. Thurman, Cashier + rs. NtIOna Bank, Troy,
n. y; Logan c. biuray. cashier n ntucky Nttl nal
Bank, Louisville Ky; ". II MOrrIsOh president FIRST
NarOu1I Bank Indians pUAs Ind; A. H. NJ g, pre-i-
don't Fi<t NdtOuai BANK, SInduekY. ONO }. H. Mi
lard, Cashier Ouaha National Bank. Omaha, Neo.
THE PROGRAMME FOR THURSDAY.
The first paper read Tomorrow will be that OF the
Hon. John Jay Knox, Controller OF tie Currency,
on Our Banks aud Banking SYSTEM large
number of people will certainly attend TO hear tins
paper, which II looked for with earnest interest,
George :. Coe, Of New-YOrk, Will speak Oh
the Agency of the Banks In Resumption,
and IN Negotiation OF Loans aud Refund
ing of tine Public Debt" Thomas Sharpe,
OF indianapolis, viii review the history of Western
banks and William II. Patterson, Of AtlantI, Ga.
thar OF Southern banks. Ihe relations ct banks 10
the United States treasury are also 70 be taken NJ.
In accordaH ce with resolution adopted to-day the
bankers will meet "A snort time before the regular
session. for social intercourse and to get better &C.
quanJed.