The sun., 1890-01-31
:s :: ! f The % H %I:t IA o;s SSS rSST SsVSSs S Z Z LAY
TIE THREE BANKS.
Ons with solid History and Tive ofShort
and Varied Idves.

Ons with . solid history and Tive oFShsrt
and varled Idvss.
The Sixth National Bank was organized
In February. 1864, with a capital Of 100000.
with the privilege OF increasing It to 81 100000
Its first President and capitalist was Cassius
Darling. @. @. Haven OF the Stock Exchange
was Vice. President, and J. W. b. Dobler was
cashier. MIR. Dobler is now President OF the
West Side (StAtel Bank. The last authentic
sale Of the stock reported at the Clearing
House was In May last at 1856 The last state
mont was issued Dec IL, and gave the surplus
at 600; deposits, tl957000; total liabilities.
t2,42500n The assets as reported were:
Loans, t592,000 Government bonds to secure
circulation. 100000; other bonds and mort
cages. t1,064.0O0; specie, $27s,000; legal ten
ders, 1902. 900.
The Equitable State Bank was organized in
February. 1889. and has had many changes in
the one year OF it's existence. 1t was first or
ganized as the Cosmopolitan Bank, at 5 West
Twenty eighth street, with q capital OF 100000
and $4,000 surplus. Among the first directors
we're Capt. William N. Conner OF the st. James
Hotel; Col. William B. Hays. lawyer at 2g1
broadway; @. b. Wilson. James H. Hammond.
cv cFank Justice PsdsGP e. eednsS P
was elected President and Mr.. Wilhson Vice. Sc
s In na@s 9SoeSr S the last
4. 4; conrter, receiving teller Of the Garfield
ital stock remainod at 100000. but this time ti
Col HAYS W GiI and some % of the Old directors re:
#ssf ed Ta5InsSs Sy %% Pen and fd bS : sn Bs.E
ON an. Ii 1t was offically announced that the
shareholdhers h had n elected these directors:
Gerlach, James S: Harris, SiRmund T. Meyer.
vs.. Bailey, and Eugene Ellary.
bank through the Clearing House. on Jan. II,
In response to the demand OF the State Super
iptenden,. the EQUITABLE made rSa rsStatSemsnt Snt
to have certified checks amounting to s165,OoO.
diateiy called this to the attention of Conrad n.
Jordan, President Of the Western National. the
o RS OWN Mr. SGF6s 6s5
the wreckinG Of the Sixth National and the
thereppon notified the Clearing House that It
cPGa1 wqGS Ss SsaE
80 1t Is stated. the Western National agreed to
Col. Hays was the theatrical hacker Of Loie
Fuller and went to London during the summer
months to lease theatre for, Miss Fuller.
Presidency was offered TO Mr.. Levi p. Morton.
and he declined 4. Henry D; M Bristol. Isaac
James blanchard. and others subscribed for
the stock and put up their money. A. They then
waited for the certificates 9f their stock;
others, as they couldn't get their certificates Of
stock. wanted their money. back. MIR. Bristol
bank after he had become tired Of waiting for
his money. and with Mr., blanchard and others
Locked the doors, Col Hays was then sent for.
then eoHnts5sisaed y ri: HAYS, NJ; Bristol
Meehan $3.50 and MIR. Howe. sI25. William F.
tSs s S1 hs 0E sS
Tor 70 'SS Stock I he % did not % receive. e. 1'-'S ''N
The Lenox Hill State Bank was organized in
July. 1887. and began business Avg. I follow
lege OF inc easing it to s5O0C00 The directors
then included some solid citizens. and we're as
Co.; ; anderson m Fowler Of Fowler s DrotheTs 'E Ed
gar Lockwood, John Mandorffer. @. A. Deer
ing. Q. a. Tgonp. J. 5. RadTay. Chester BILLINGS
F. L. Meyers. S. H. Leszynsky. and Morris Good
hart The Bank OF North America cleared for
suddenly Since then the Sixth National has
cleared for the Lenox.
T Ps5dsP Of the Pfsk nS
]. Kenneth Watson, T. L. Naeysr. W. N. ,KiIdufL
under the present management Dec 10 last
when Charles A. Troup, the former President
E. Wallack. and others who appear as directors.
Mr.. Troup retired wholly from the. bank.
James A. Simmons obtained q controlling in
terest but he does not appear AZ q director.
Edward j. Connell was retained as cashier
until Dec, "a, when he was asked to resign. and
Ernest Van Zandt assumed the place.
On Jan. IL the bank made this regular sworn |
quarterly report OF its condition:
and discounts less due from 7os
Due from dire ................ lSS SO
Duo from trust cOmpaneH state and
tional banks per schedule 20 04O 10
Stocks and DondA rs per schedule. ... So645 %
Specie ............... ..........:..... o982 O8
United States legal tender notes and circu.
iating notes OF national 3le7e 90
Cash Items. viz Bills aud checks
for the next days exchanges. eli6. ia 69
Other items carried as cash as
1885 6s |
Loss and expense VIZ:
Current expenses. ...v.......... 1850 50
AEssts not included under any of the above
heAdR viz
Furniture and fixtures. oonoo
Premiums paid. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 725uO
6725 90
Goee 800 %
LAhiLrrIEA
Capital stock paid In In cash 9lOo 600 90
DfOhtB viz;