Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-26
NOT A PENNY In THE SAFE
WARMER MAKES A CLEAN
SWEEP OF ALBION,s RANK


Application Made for the Apnosntuoar4
u keceiver-A Statement of Hatch
Foote'S Affairs Made Public A.
Last-A philadelphia Rank Goas =,
the Wall. -
NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Schedules in az.
slgnment of Hatch & Foote were fIad
Aug. 8, but they were to-day made public
for the first time. They state the total Iia.
bllitles at S4.497, ,S15, of which debts to the
amount of $3,54S,900 are secured. The
nominal assets are l, ,132, ,299. and the aet,,~
al assets $29S,SIl. Included in the liabili-
ties are cash deposits in various amonnts
principally in sums less than S50. 900. te the
amount OF $4,000
THE ALBION cBOoKEDNEss.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y. Aug. % The
ORton and AdUertiSer to-day publishes
schedule of the Burrows estate at Albion
as 1t existed in 1879, before Mr.. Rurrovss
death. 1t says that the estate was worth
$l,l5o,OOO at the lowest estimate of real
estate. ga
The bank safe was opened to-day. The
oank examiner refuses to make any
statement, but it is learned that the surety
box was empty. Eliza Glen has begur
suit in the Supreme Court for the an
polntment OF receiver for the bank,
a petltlOn has been in circulation in
Ine village, which was numerOusly signed.
asking Tor the appointment of Hon. ]. G.
sawyer, eX-c0unty Judge of Orleans
county, as receiver of the bank. Mrs.
EtlZa et4enn haa heesnR- aga action aeainst
Louis q. and VIM. r. Burrows, each indi-
Viuuaiiy, as surviving executors of the
VIII OF hoswell Burrows, deceased, upon
note Tor 81, 100, given by Warner as ex-
ecutor of the estate. She also asks for
the appointment of receiver pending
maj determination of the action, Bank
Examiner Williams is still at work in the
0ank with closed doors, and refuses to en-
tighten depOsitors as to its affairs. Ii il
believed that as discrimination proceeds
the outlook for the deposltors becomes
dlsheartening, and all there appears to be
lett OF the great Burrows estate is some
land IN the West and Southwest, the
value QhWhich is indefinite and can hardly
De esRs4ated. The District Attorney Of
QzShs county states that no warrant
mas been issued for Warmers arrest, and
ne snail issue none until officially notified
OF W arners crlmInallty or embezzlement
by the proper authority.
RICHMOND BONDS DISPOSED OF.
NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-An Albion, New
I ork, special says it has been discovered
that $6O,OOO in bonds of the First National
Bank of Richmond, Va, have been dis
posed of by Mr.. Warner for his private
purposes.
PHILADELPHIA BANKERS ASSIGN.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26.-Ladner Bros,
bankers dong business at No. 80 South
Third street in this city, made an assign
ment to William f. Harrity to-day.
The assignment is made by the firm and
individual members without preferences.
The liabilities are estimated at $50, 200.
The assets are unknown.
The firm was composed of VIM. T. Lad
aer and Louis j. Ladner, and they have
been in business for many years. Their
transactions were mainly with Germans.
The liabilities are $3.50, 900, are unsecured,
and there are other debts, but they are
secured by collateral. The exact amount
Of these could not be learned. The assets
are composed of real estate in Philadel-
phia and Atlantic City, New Jersey.
BLANEY BRos.' FAILURE.
BOSTON, Aug. 25.-The liabilities of
Blaney Bros, manufacturers of morocco
at Lynn, who failed last Friday, are be-
tween $40, 900 and $100,00O 1t is'expected
that the firm will pay 30 ceuts ON the
dollar.