New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
THE RANKS DOORS NOT OPENED.

THE BANKS III 1hS NVl VI ifNis''
AN EXAMINER IN CuARGE-AMoUNr OF loss MOI
KNowN-Tnr CIry's RELATIONS TO Thf BANK
pvsa m the honr at which the bank has been
accustomed TO open its doors long line Of depos-
iiors had formed extending for n block from tho
hanks steps They were told that payments
would not begin until 10 o'clock, ana waited pa
ticntlv. AZ 900 Assistant Bank Examiner T. II.
shelley arrived aud at once caused the following
notice 10 he posted On tho doors
IN. bank is temporarily closel, pending an eHamna
uen NV the examiner vho has arrived AVID taken charse
~ business vii Dec done, except he payment %, uf3,,
and notes f,i which purpose people WI ne admHW,u W
w I''''"'" National Rank Examiner.
Some ofthc people went away expressing conf
doncc I'm the safety of their money ,hut large num-
her remained. some m the hope that they might in
tome way get h.ir money and others from mere
curiosity Inside of the bank the examiner was
closetcd with the directors. while Acting Cashier
Campbell was busy receiving payments OF notes
that were due shortly after 10 o'clock the roople
IN the pttort learned at the suicide ot iloNuen,
EuuNn aud thc excitement became nten"g IT
was m,rclscd wtcn man t,n Wildly nu, "i in r'
hank fhoulmel My bUdI lie hckuoWlcdpou ne,
fnrc ho killod himself that there was WI uoouoo
abort" This ridiculous story received litio oio'
dcnrc fio. Tho people uron sober second Thought,
aud ufirr talking the matter over Tor who thcY
dropped Oh one hy one until at noon lhoi' W''o 10"
Tie examiner took fun control of The
bauk llc refused throughout the daN I"
cay anything whatever about ITS condition OF To
Assistant & ASHER Campbell IA the work 81 hs9fhg
up ia, amount of money when had Deem p"i1 OUT
since the ran began
IHE Loss 10 TIE BANK.
The actual amount of the loss 10 the bank Will
not prohlblv be asccrtaincd until The examiner has
concluded his investigations The only trustworthy
estimate seems to be that published IN sundays
TRlBuNl. which placed 1t at SlG2, In addi-
ton to this 1t Is known that the NooInees estate
has lost bonds TO the amount of $500 This loss
D Il, 4I..
was discovered when tie box IN Wmcn were inc
securities belonging to the estate 10 the amount ul
100000 was opened saturday night. Joseph J.
Fisher the co-trtlser of Che estate with Hill said
3oa NAM. ~ rroortcr Yesterday:
Wheo vs. op y me o'N We IouIG an ,Ie 5Cu,S
Icy con-,iedof4 per at bonds for 600 e'ci OF
The Cncnnau, !mi,t 10 anu In Ian ttpoui hd',lo ~
berds Of $1,000 elch nh, me - VIE r
Msnshcd ana ind' h1Pols h3ni .al, nonuus i"I
$lpo0 elch ~ 10 f'V 'gCn 1 q" nc NV r mu
Coo 'lls i;,' , ;' %u ' Ronds rf'Ur'ps
49," 'i ,rr Inn, i. bon $50 900 The ga ,ance OF
ne soc.rites are railroad stocks which c'u not be
ffap,fe1cd without my j nature ! had 10 kel
into The box from the time r was placed II he BANK
.mt Two year, a.o. NM wn,u XXI o u, " J then
enyng he voor ees fanny W C. st. oafd ON me 'I ne
IN yfcl ~ r ep the rust E4ci OF tn trustees
cciycd 900 Tor tue dr.t year and 5000 this year as
cowIeas ,ti,u FOR their duties.
Mr. Fisher also said that Or. John c. Voorhis, one
90 ua L.;,so tho estate bccaue So indignant when
CIts.f,ha nd tI,,t n. eaid Inc
was sorr, Hin was dead because he couldn't shoot
hmm
THE CITY DEBTOR OF The BANK
lio'' "'i' "' n,-, 49,, ;,o.ti
TIE city would be a loser 10y the bank bu' hNesu-
oat,op .o,vs that the civ on the contrary is in
fa'lon SHOWS ,i'' ''' - W" We N,, conc 900
dcbied TO the BANK IN the sum u "ouu' F-oO0O0'
for which the bank holds its notes. The city has
49,. ;,t.,l,ss &c Sqoo ooo and the
total hoaing moeo'eoheS' u q"0o'oCo' anu S I
other 100000 is IN various outside hands us
borded debt is Sl.5l5 900
President Runvon's Indebtedness to the bank is
,laced At various amounts from $4,000 down.
nirector W G.. Stoddard sad:
Mr. lannon's account is short f course hut he could
have de II all rgit H. vii amount II T. believed TO
~ more 5nan IheF on" sgrniu4 j. gone but
The cspts il safe The dcpo,itors VIII surely their
monty hacE, though thc bank VIII probably have u be
NeuAd mp ann 4ced III the hahd- OF receiver, me
Taylfr s'at~ bihdS must e an IXH ioi '"hh - "
pende oe1eea r. with il came to the bank l @DTnI
nothing has been -ail about alo>s
The socur ties consisted of bonds and mortgages,
stnrk Of tle Brooklyn civ Bank Morris and Essex
Railroad and Norfolk and New Brunswick Hosiery
COnPahN' OF VhicIl -iI, o"i pc,,' ,,ti'', IN ali
toS739si 70.
Director John {. Meyers Corr9borated "hat MI'
capital might be impaired a Little.
tv-JrdGe Woodbiidgc strong the counsel of the
'0e e'
'%""' = ..,.,. - ,. oord,,ior y, tho b.ut e,
cep whl hear outside It, II !, ramtTed iG1t o the
deuel. ncN' as o! t,S IS % ~
The time Thursday aud Friday and advised them
Nh,n they asked l. Ku,J on old me Cd cat nuSy t."
dne.e wa do 1,t tc cap,i s'ork had bet,
tS he n, DE- GOOD nj o, CO. and nave no doub tDey
make It so became hey GpB Bay sag ea o GnnSGT S o
directors, and 80 nave the pubic Johh,on 10 son Que
o. i'om nan Of 'ey,n} tx or ven c'su t 2oS,
ana one g, our H's C,Ichs nv II I Loaf bi WIG re-
.n,9 the H 'ae pam -, lT1 M of ~
ea hs@ p,o, r.iei hun
No wArn,vr FOR su>YoN's ARTIST.