New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11
CROUDS ABOUT THE MOUNT VERNON
BANK.
MEETING OF MYSTERIOUS CREDIroRs-Hs PROP
ERTY CONVEYED TO his WIFE.

MEETING OF MYSTERIOUS CREDIroRs-HIs PROP
ERTY CONVEYED TO his WIFE.
At an early hour yesterday large crowd OF
depostor In the Savings Bank OF East Chester gathered
in front OF tho building in Mount Vernon TO withdraw
their savings from that institution. Deputy Bank
Examiner Rankin refused allow the directors
transact any business until he had xamined ts condition
About II o'clock a. no informed the assembled de-
postors that its affairs all right that the bank
perfectly sound savings bank In the State, that
every dcposltor would be paid every dollar, but that
those who withdrew their deposits would lose their four
months interest. About S21 900 paid out during
the day and today the officer, of the bank would 20 on
paying all demands az fast possible. BY o'clock
most Of the crowd had disappeared and II was thought
that the upon the Institution practically over.
At an adjourned meeting Of the creditors and deposit
in isoes Hail. Ut Vernon last evening Jacob Holwegs
of New Rochelle, presiding, the committee appointed TO
presented the following report which was adopted
We nave az far practicable ascertancd from the
Der : John W. Nasterton possessed Of what Is gen
orally known as the marble quarry property IN lhe VILLAGE
OF TuckahOc. This property comprises many distinct
parcels OF land containing I'm the neighborhood OF fifty
acres. The exact quantity your committee Is unable TO
stare ms property IS now suoJect 10 NOR gase o,
$1,000 which your committee believe to be tie lull
market value Of the property at the present time IRIS
Is all the property your committee has been able To asce
tain belonging to John W. Mastortou From the records
In said oice It also appears that on February q lSF5
John " hasterton and wife conveyed TO Elias Dnsen
bury ard on the same day Elias Dusenouy ana VIZ
they now reside and upon which has been erected
stone mansion and buildings THESE deeds were cyl
until November g. four days before making his assign
mont, when they were simultaneously recorded. ..o
leave the depostors to infer the bona des OF THIS trans
ac,on From Inc maze IN "a SAM now cc
conveyed some years ago to Mary W. Lucas, and the
was made in the year is62 which time Lucas has
become possessed OF five lots 9no.S OF 8SH En-
brow rcfC cT and Henry Dykman referee This
property conveyed Mrs ucus by Mrs Sarah Anderson
IS now cncumbSrod and subject 70 mortgage owned and
held by Mrs sarah Farrell 70 secure inc nAyment o,
by Charlie L. Raymond Of yllOO, ana 10y Nlham Leroy
70 secure rho payment OF ~ 900 Tho total lions aGns
this property amount to ~ 100 and wheer WIZ hrlns
this amount we leave the deposstOs mere assemoIed 10
~ an examination in the County Clerks Ofcc. find
that November :. John w. Mastcrton and Philip Lucas
IT, @S @ af that f Se Wives u neither
and nv. ,xyn5sTe| Tsl' 81 SovefD. they .r TSys
has nou been conveyed by examination In
property OF John NJ Mastcrion ha- been fsne a. sIl'
OF samuel j. Hornou William j. iiayes and iohn T..
J olami4 an ho. y, tt,bd ali
tho property of John W. Mastcrton, including the prop
sona, ~ well as the property conveyed by LhaS puseh
why - ''''p''''' - '''>'' P. l.. MCCLELLAN.
WINNNR A. LAWLoR.
John Berry IN behalf OF the committee appointed TO
obail Information concerning the assets of the firm,
gave amusing account OF the committee visit to the
home OF j. W. Masterto and their reception ana the re-
suit of the interview with Nh Mastcrton, which was
brought an abrupt termination 10y the appearance OF
Mrs. Maatcrton upon the scene. informing tA,m th"l t
/ interview must lie brought 10 close, WIN
! am iutimation that the committee must leave
and they left. Aud their interview with Judge Ehord
afforded thlm very little satisfaction ~ 70 inc
Informal on they obtained. Brief remarks were made by
Judge Kcue OF New Rochelle, T. !. Mcclellan, justice
Iawor and OILERS Judge Kcnc said that at the citing
! held saturday lie was IN favor or nahihg hl'le
slowly; bur the developments which had since heel
brought 10 HIGHT hc il favor II adopting prompt anu
vigorous measures punish the trickser who dt pteh
acting under false prctenccs, double dealing with parties
and had taken advantage of hi- partner in business
Very bitter feeling manifested 10y all present ana
committee increased aud empowered TO take
such steps as they may deem necessary IN the matter
j. NJ. Nastoytou arrested Last cNcih- ana ldaoA
before Justice shepard, at Mt Vernon lie was released
on - 900 bonds the suIecs being Alexander Mastcrton
| and ". J. Hull