New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-26
STORIES ABOUT JOHE C. EyO.
WARRANTS NOT SERVED on HIN.
MR. ENo SAID TO Br At HOME AID DECLARED
TO BE ABSENT.

Mr.. ENo SAID TO Br At HOME AID DECLARED
TO BE ABSENT.
The day passed quietly yesterday without any
new developments concerning John G.. Eno the
late president of the Second National Bank for
whose arrest "a warrant was issued on catur-
day by United States Commissioner Shields
In spite of the fact that the neputy-
marshais on Saturday made fruitless search for
Mr. Emo in his house. No. as Park ave-. the impress
sion seemed general that he IN the house. It
was carefully watched all day by the deputy -mar-
shals and by the two mysterious. taciturn mon who
have had il under surveillance at the instance IL
said. of Arson Phelps Stokes Of the directors
of the Second National Bank.
The complaint upon which United States Dis
trict-Attorney Elihu Root procured the warrant Of
arrest is understood to he made by Bank Examiner
Serbia. II charges Mr. Emo with "wllfully mis-
applying" the funds of the bank to the amour; OF
81 120. 900. The warrant reads as follows:
The President o. the United States to the Marshal OF
the southern DHtrct NewYork to his deputiesor any
WIe1eas complaint has been made to charging that
John e.. Emo did on divers days and Tines
A. d.. 1883 and the 18TH day Of aay.
A. D.. 1854 at the southern District Of New-York to
wit at the city 0f New York. he, the said John G. Emo,
being then and there the president OF certain National
Banking Association then AMI there known ~ tha as
trict rs The second National Association OF New YORK.
which said Banking Association had been then and there
credited and organized under the act Of Con
gross, approved June g. A. D.. 1884, and when
on banking business in the said city OF New.
York under e said ct Of Congress and acts ancndaSy
thereto, lid aw,uly ms2Ppy certain sums OF money
20 The amount " S2l2OOp0 out OF the money5 ana SAG
fluids of slid association 10 Ms own use dement, ahu az
vantage with intent 70 injure and defrand sad s'soc
~ per reference SAID complaint IN he with
me at the southern District or NV DrE doth appear
VOW therefore. You are commanded In the name u the
President OF he United States, Nv 1pprehend the saih
JOhn ln0, and BRING Ms "o'F De0rc me oI an! -. t
the state of New York. h be there dealt With according
10 Las for said offence.
Digeut inquiry by TRIBUNE reporters failed 10
discover where Nj Emo was In the AZ ernOon q
servant -ir who opened the door of his house said
that Alr Emo was in but could not be seen She
refused to take any note to him. Later inqulrer5
were told that MIR. Emo was not in the
house or were not given definite answers. None
Of the friends of Mr. Emo would say
ANYTHING on the subject. Amos T. Emo, the
brother of the ex-bank president declined posi-
lively to make any statement, and Charles -" o0d
the latteTs hrOther-ln-ldw refused ~ say whether
he was at home. Mir. Wood, Mr. ChrlstmIs, the
fat heT-nIaw % young ST. Emo and Father hofuaS
J. Ducev. OF St cos Roman Catholic Church. were
among many callers at No. AS Park-ave. Father
Ducey paid two visits TO the house ana ana not
leave the place til late. W hen asked az 70 MI
En0's alleged nj -ht he replied: have nothing 10
DO with lIs temporal affairs Biy whole concern Is
with his spiritual affairs
Brady kept guard over Sir Enos house during the
day. The evening work was undertaken
by Deputy-Alarshas George Holmes ana
Isaac Peters. Mr. Peters said N reply TO
questions that he thought Nj Emo
was I'D the house. Mr.. Holmes sadl search has
hesn made for Mr.. Emo elsewhere but he has not
been found You may be sure tnat he cannot leave
tie country without our knowing it, No attempt
was made during the day or evening 70 make an
otter search OF the house. When asked respecting
this the deputies replied that they we're waiting
for Instructions. The superintendent of the move
meuts against Mr.. Emo and Mr Fish Is IN the hands
OF Chief Officer Curtis. IL reported that he was
oth 10 attempt another search OF the house during
SUNDAY. and n was expected mat II any arrest Wa
attempted 10 would bee after midnight At ten p.
n. the doors Of NO 40 Park-ave. were closed. and
all the lights, except ono shining from second
story window. appeared 10 have been put out. sew
era of the directors OF the second National Bank
who were seen declared their ignorance OF where
Mr. Emo was.
TIE WARRANT FOR TIE ARREST or JAMES d. FISH
All doubt to there having been issued a war
rant from the United states Courts against james
-. Fish. ex-presidcnt of the Marine Ma
tonal Bank have been fet at rest.
The affidavit of Bank Examiner Serbia, which
the order was issued having been made public.
In this affidavit set forth the various dates
when checks were said 20 have been Ovcr-certlLed
and the dates OF each