New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-24
MONEY TO BE CALLED FOR
DIE 10 DEPoSIToRS IN DEFUNCT SAVINGS
BANKS.
4 LIST OF THOSE FOR WHOM SUMS EXCEEDING
FIVE DOLLARS EACH ARE HELD BY THE

A LIST OF THOSE FOR WHOM Sums E-NN
TIVE DOLLARS EACH ARE HELD BY THE
srATr SUPERINTENDENT OF BANKING.
Albany Julv oo.-Among the functions imposed
unon him bv law the superintendent Oh uo 0'"Uo
Ranking Department is obliged 10 become " ooas
second receiver OF the assets Oh ueiui0V '"'''s
banks. ,. .o.,rs horle
- - in ,bis State failed or went into lquida-
.,r Tia greater number of these were adIdceh'
a. or an vevryorl, City, The usual legal course was
S,~s,od In the case OF these insovent corporations
recsvers were appointed and the affairs OF e'cH pain
closed I'D by due process of law with te eA'epio" VI
q few where a final settlement eoud ho' DC i''A.
hocanse NJ undetermined litigation. The to'ai ahou''.
- dnots involved was something like 5l5oOOooo' Oh
which about twothrds has been paid TO depoSI'os Ill
receivers, dividends. OF in this as IN every
o,hor business transaction Of the kind, some OF tlc
roceivcrs were particularly good appointments anu
fortunately for dcpoSitors they managed 'no o"'''
of the defunct bank with prudence ana reI]eu 'i '
il was possible TO realize out Of the assets col'h''u
IN their care. Others, whether from lack Oh hior"
force or financial skill did not meet with the same
successful career. Hence the DIVIDENDS pau ny u0S
receivers ranged all the way from 10 to - per ceu
William r Russell receiver of the slXpenny savings
Rank and willis $ Paine receiver of the Bohd etice
savings Bank declared the largest divldehds'
rnder the provisions Of the banking law before
receiver of a savings bank can DC eu W t,e
mako a transcript or statement from inc ooohS Va
Aapk ~ the names of all deposors ana credi'oIs WI"
have not claimed the balances due them anu VI .''t
ems dino to each respectively, and file suc s'a'einoi
- transcript in the state Banking Department at '10
came time transferring all such uhcia'nleu H'o"0'
tbe Bank superintendent. The superintendent u -.
mower 10 receive and receipt for these money 't
s,ot tbem in some solvent savings bank III '"is
toft lp IL.
no nav nay over any balances TO the owner 'heIo"1
rnon beipc furnished with satisfactory eVueh.e "a ~
rigbt TO the amount The interest reVcN0" ~
deno.its is applied toward defraying the eAp0n'oS w.
caring for such moneys and the necessary 'i'''''
incident thereto. ,,i,, 1ov- there has
-, ao,,ositod with the state superintendent oil BANK
&C. {, trust s6l2 03 and he has pau oh 'l'''''s
crted $50. COS 81. leaving still In his h"hus "P
~ 80 600 in unclaimed balances "lion - uS " Wv
depo,ltors in the following banks .,.
Mechanics and Traders oa'ins'
SiNpenny Savings Bank
Fond street savings Bank ,
German Savings Of the Town OF 110ff4'"
Ponies savings Bank
Mutual Benefit savings Bank
abingdon square Savings BahA
GERMAN Uptown Savings Bank.
Central Park savings BANK.
Clinton savings Bank
Security savings Bank
New. Amsterdam SAVINGS baIA'
Morrisania Savings BANK
Oriental Savings Bank
1.rion savings Bank Of Saratoga Spa
Trades savings Bank
Park Savings Bank Of Brooklyn
Cairnont Savings Bank -, .,,-o
To the richtful owners their heirs OF 'nes0
balances sim in the superintendent H" w.,
Preston stands ready TO pay at any 'hie upo" OPP
tion Claimants have but 10 forward thelr PSSs'o0o"
% the supcrntenden at his Office here with an ouer
1,aIan Sti
Of the loss OF the passboo TO furnish an aihdaVlt OF
,hat fact containing sufficient facts to estabhsh
identity and rightfu ownership. Herewith are gwen
the names of persons entitled to balances @ho"i'inT
10 50 and upward. Besides the amount due INC
deposors whose names here given, there are
hetwecn ZOO and 5000 depositOrs whose balances
are under 81 and which in the aggregate make many
thousands of dollars. the amount OF them III INC
siNpcnny Bank ma1inC $4,000.
MECHANICS AND TRADERS SAVINGS INsT1TU-
TION-John Austin Allemannen Lodge No s. a.
Allison John Anthone, Henry Abraham. Deborah A.
Allison Edward W. Arthur. william Anderson. James
Arnold, Louis Astrich. Polly Adobe, Ellen j. Bevin
Frederick Bohde. Samuel Burrows. Patrick l. Brennan
Bridget Bcst John T. Buckle, e. \. Bartholomew.
Maria Barnes. Albrecm Benhcrt James and f. Brnger.
Colnclia Brown, James Bennett Leslie d. Boyd.
Margaret Block ClodCncr Boucher Isaac Butter1eld.
John Carln. CrcmicuX Benevolent society, Ileze-
biah Couch Ellen Coudercs, Coachmakers' Union
No. /, Annie T. Carbrcy Thomas F. Clinton.
Charles p. Champion in trust; Charles p Champion,
C. NJ. COwcl Eliza G. j. Caumann, Maria \. Cerch,
II. Dudce0n, trustee; James Dunn. Frederick Elmers
Ann ElllnSham. J. W. EkerOn, Patrick Farrell Barney
Farnin. George Fox Edward a. Frazier IL. Frost,
Robert Farley John Fitzpatrick, James Fay, executor
Marcellor Fay, II. Frost, Edwin Gibbon, James ~
Green, p GTcbbc. H. II. Grebbe. administrator;
James Grimmond. Eliza Graham German ). L. Cong'n.
o. H. George and another, John Hughes, James How
land Hannah Howell, George Hycnlein, Ann Hill,
n II,I.n ci-nD
John Hendricks. Matthew Hafner, James Harper
Henry Clay Mutual Benefit society, Francis Herman,
jr. David Hanna. Phillip Henry, Emmanuel Lodge,
T. ;. L. O.. Hester Insee Jacob Just, David Jones,
James Kelly, Maria A. Kavi,ch Sarah J. Knox, Pat
rick Kelly, Henry Knebel, Emilia Kruger Jane A.
Kelly, Matthew Kelly, Ernest Kathcnhorn. Thom1s
HUMAN Charles F. Koch DOrOthea Ross, administra-
trx) +. J. KalIenborg Leonie Kantz. J. Kenny, Anna
Kohnken, james LOckstand, Elizabeth Lang,
David Lent John J. Lynch. Elizabeth Lamb. Andrcas
Leahner, William Lane. Jacob Milford, Mechanics
Mutual Protection Society No g. Amanda Marshall
executriX; Louis Mount IT., Patrick j. McCiinnis
James Mckinley, Annie Madigan. Alfred Marshall
Mary ". Maiamesl, A. Mary Mott. Catherine Nc
Caulcy, Fritz Muir, Margaret McKeone, Margaret
Moses. b. Allen MurOl, Francis Marsulcr, Louis Mos
+. NeTmule Charles J. Naylor, Christopher Neubrand
David W. Noyes, W. o. Nall Mary OFT and another
Putnam Chapter 40. 8. o. Of A. A.. Palestine Lodge
No. 201, Janson Peppard John NJ Perkins, Pearson
NJ. d Co., trust, Robert Park, Margaret Paul, Moses
Patterson, Ellis L. Price, trust, Abram c. Price
Aug POger, Thomas J. Rose Nathan ;. Reed, Amy VI.
Reynolds. Cassie Rhoner, James Rafferty, John RofeT
T. B. Russum, John Robertson, Ellen Reilly, Catlarnc
ii. Rooney. Maria RolOG. Henry VI. smith, Ed
ward Sellers Sammis Alexander Jane shonnari, Susan
tmth, Frederick ". Steuben. William schneider,
Charles Schumaling, Thomas Scott Mary Ann smith.
Caroline schultz, Herman schumacher Ellen VI. Shugg
+. &. Smith, A. A. Scheidlcr David l.. Lopez, p.
stonghtOn, ETC., Thomas Shields, George +. simpson
Margaret Thles, Margaret Terry Henry Tiggcs, Abram
v Tehune Peter and james Trainer {. Upper,
margaret FULLY, Augustus Tale, Philip Uihingcr,
Margaret NernOcke, ROsanna Van Dyke, trustee,
John +. Van Dyke, Andrew NJ Van Beurden, Mary
Ann Waiter, Bennett Wilson, John Watkins. solomon
We'll Maria A. Walker, John Walker, William Ward