New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-22
TESTIMONY AGAINST Mr.. EMO
PLANTATION OF TIE ACCoUNTANT-LOANs "IIu-
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBrNE.l


OUEBFC. June 21.-The examination or the
Accountant Allen who investigated the books oi 'no
Second National Bank concluded to-day. lie sho"e"
that the loan Of 5000 Of which ne speaking Whch
tee court adjourned yesterday. was without securP' 1t
was lot repaid when due in March, but new loah va"
made Of S3OOOOO charged the general ledger as io'
lows: $4,000 each between j. c. Fraser J l." - '''
W. H. Randle aud ]. :. Spear. Opposite the names VI
those persons were the following entries D. -
Fraser 1000 st. Paul-mcaaing that 1000 sh'IcS
of the stock known as ST. Pau hal been deposited as se
curity for the loan; J. L. u smith, lO9O y T. pref
meaning Northern Pacific preferred; W. H. Rande' l""V
L. S.-ueauing Lake shore and J. 5. Spear looo Efc
500 Texas Pacific. An entry was made 10 inc enc
that 100000 had been repaid in February but the ok
never saw any Of the money
-Four five other checks each Tor Sl"o'o'o
were shown the witness, papabe TO the oiuer
Of Dyett & Co. lie deposed that 'l'S
were all made by John {. Eho ""u
signed by him as president Of The bank me chcGE &
were ind6rsed NV Dyeft Co and had been paid by the
bank but he bank had never been repaid FROM the de-
uaud loans book II would seem as II slich ioahS IA"
existed In the general ledger the banE and the de-
mapd loans account was an entry purpOrtng to charS
the amount of the note OF February Il DIV rf ,nc
Moore and f. L. Edrdge, 10000 to each me t hS,nt
of the former was not I'm the directory snd iDyttI
said he did not know him. ,,dnsnd Lne i afgr Uo
found to he q clerk IN the employ OF ioshu i To
No. "A Broadway The check OF February ~, wmcn
came into the bank and paid on March & %sS b aio
debIted TO A. Vanderbilt and Parkms ior 9'V'oo ''"
Neither Of these persons could he found ..o- ooo
Another check dated May :. ISL ana l"r elo,nuU, w.
PAYABLE 70 Dyctt & Co, was produced lhe money WI
paid out of the funds OF the bank and Dyett when akc
about II, SAID he had nothing 10 say "pcn oi
the affairs OF the Second National Bank ne Iotd' d
deficit through payments 10 Dyett 4 Co. was S5So2u0
and to COTE Il Rsnde ~320.0OO making IN al - ~
Roth Coffe and Dvctt had been examined before inc
Grand Jury. OF the thirty names Of those 70 Who d q"
legged loans made only wercIound ana All reP
iaIcd knowledge Of such loans. ON MS cIoSse1 @
ton for the defence the witness said the deihahd oS
hooks was not essential portion OF the BANK temo
book Keeping and admitted that entries winch VIZ
omitted from this book respecting the checks SheHn
him were 10 be found in the gcnerai led-eI'
The directors had contributed to meet the dencehc{
s31s5 the OF 3,OiO,0O0 in money or s e4'%a ~
lent Ths amount was paid by Amos X Emo tdlhei 9W W
the prisoner and Of his near relatives ne Hel M
had all been paid with the exception OF @l4oUUu nv i
| ment Of 10000 by Mr Phelps. 49,, ..o
Mr. Irvine asked the witness II in his examination lu'o
the affairs of the bank he had found anything IN the manu-
writing Mr. Emo purporng 10 be that OF some QUIZ %
person and the purpose OF obtaining money rom %
bank under false prctcuces The witness replied Ill nc
negative. The amounts paid 10 cover the dtnclt
paid in virtue of special agreement Win thc panh' l
| court then adjourned till Monday.