New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-24
WILL JOHN c. EMO BE ARRESTED'

nrpi,ty SHERIFF M'C0NIGAL NOT WATCHING HIS
uoJsE-wHAV qIIE DIRECTORS SAY.
There were many rum0rS yesterday regarding
John C. Tno4 relations with the Second National banK
report published yesterday morning stated mat MS
house IA Park ave was watched al Thursday night ny
Deputy sheriff NcGonlgI aud three assistants. MT
Mc(;ona who Is chcf 81 the Order of arrest Bureau OF
the Sherins Occ said yesterday to TRlEuNt reporter
did walk Mp Plrt-aye last night, but do ho' even
know where Mr. nos house is. WAS out last nGAt look
ing for another man, and afraid tha pubAc1uoh Oh
the fact that was sccn the ncEhborlood viii pnt my
nav, an his ,i,rt y, or Ter of arrest for John c. Emo
has been issued to-day, and do n; know that one has
even been applied for"
~ could 80 learned 10 proceedings were begun
against Mr. Emo in any Of the courts
Nearly all o. the directors " the second National Bank
vera soon Yesterday hut they united declaring tina
they we're not concerned in any way IN any steps that
MIGHT have been taken toward M Enos arrest Some OF
them however hinted that they would not be surprised
TO learn OF such thing taking place In the heai uule'
President Trowbrdgc said last night: Il believe MI.
Emo has NOT yet been arrested ana nave no
pOylcigco Of any steps that are being taken tow ard
tlot end Mvdu.as are confined - the finances OF the
ban,, and these absorl al energies As TO that
can only say that the bank IN Thoroughly soupd con-
dition and will remain AZ long as an at It's mead
regret hOsver tIIt certain ri n)f' nave p'eh prhcu
in The ye,cYo Times, which are wholly
without Foundation anl have tended TO seriously niure
hp ark These seem have arisen from the fact that
the Az af,e~ John Eno- dcialcaions were confessed
10 LIS father drew check on the bank for $4,000
which he cl,hct downtown The amount Of this had 10
-, met br The directors II IS claimed that many
other IraFts have tur ed mp This is cmphacay no! So
The check for $4,000 Il the last We have had 10 settle
several depn, nrs seeing these statement. have grown
nervous and closed ttcr accounts with Ms
Holm C. Emo has sold hs property IN l'ey, Mercer MON
rr and Sixty-sryoath ss. ana IN PARK ana N0hth run
oves 10 different members OF his tlmiY for S-O1Oo
premises NO. - Ncrccr-s hc SC
rured a loan of 81 ). O3D upon them. go
Despite Mir McGOnigi5 assurances mat neither ne nor
hi. a.-is+,ut5 were watching Mr.. Enos house. well
inoTn LAWYER who lives In The neighborhOnd and knows
early Yesterday morning. LoungiDg about yseyehth
AZ irSr above the or his assistant, We
6I,cE halrw wa A second. third remained At the
lar entrance % the house Thirty ,iXth-at Ihu7
continued the state Of affairs all day. Visitors
to the house wero confronted by - scr
van, girl WHO s8id that MI Emo WIS not M nome,
or nv Charles wood brOhcr-inaw, VINO said thit ne
was sick and conned ,s bed. In any case II was in-
uossibe to -es Mr. mo. and throughout the DAY lie
neither left entered the house. -, -,
Father DuC1T, who Is PERSONAL rfieaq OF INC i-Ho
family wl5 in and the house several times, mt
sn that be had Nh Emo Another friend OF tLc
family who also called late in the evening ana stayed
time, sad wncn hc came our that MI Emo was III
| his room and he had nOt seen him.
Mr. McGonigh was seen at his bone ana
| said that there nothing new IN tho mater
| Al midnight the lights in the windows OF Mr. Emo /.
| house wcTo cxfngizhed. The watcher. stu leaned
| ac1iu.t the Rulings and smoked their cigars one OF
doD think he will leave that hOu-c without our knowing
H. II he does ont. however don't know that we
shall stop him. hut y0a may be certain We shall kh""
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