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four days: and also on another occasion, OF
deposit, and in tho usual order Of busine esi
the day. but the early closing Of the bank pre-
vented this frpm ron being done. 50 g the balance q
amount on deposit to be s441.554.
HIS BoSpsMES LIABLE FOR $500.
is SmGnTt ssnt WI Ss rsdgGsd b. cash
ro inc tsd about & SthiF ss
cess Of $1,000 over the loyal limit and for this
The ansactlops with this bank from Jan
J. 1882 the time ] took my seat up to October
% Ss SvS% 1880 % Tsts ss sasE s G..s
met In October or November; 1890; a fnan.
failure tho in Iondon Wssh oy he
Noysmber the keystono Bank showed evidence
Sssis'anee bur coui2 aiyo mons uT ~ inc oank ior
About Nov. 25 however. fearful there might
q Fs she hi Rrss
rEactlon IT., ~ @ CInmpsny ON Of Gooo each % 10 enabe
them them a and ' oSisned oan for ths
bank. These bonds. or their fnce value. were
to BIO returned to me In u few days bat never
As before stated. during 1889 the business
With The bank was entirely satisfactory. had
promptly returned. so that when the President s dent
10 S fsinS sud "a lssS Il The 9ess
1890 depositsd with the bank as follows:
sSs. As5 MlSaS .e5!! S9o$ 3 !siy !iSOSS:
sssp ss Ssy Is sep ssGoGs s. ssp sen $50
0o!; Oct. 9, $4,000. Total. sV45. 600, For each
Fl these dsnosits RECEIVED from the bnnk a
hank has refused to admit this indie ebtedness Of
the bani , and thp public at large have n!so rs.
PROOF THAT HE pEPosITED THE MONEY.
Mr. BarGsley therefore submits in minute
Sstaii a @ various % points Of evidsnce to supIort
"%d bs sssn
sSSs 81 sss Eli boot sss on s
shs BSrasep prsas sass
only t2o.Og0 was retp, ned to him.
Nov. i; oi$S0. 1etiGed tLe bank hat on nov.
s e. lso SnS / would have e call on them ior
was not able to collect tho s4N0. 900. nor any
part thereof, nor have been able since to col.
amount is still in the bank, or II Should Be- Be-
sn nass sSss ss Ct snsh en e the % ns
oen,t open tie Keystone bank and place it in good
Sss ss'R d YR aS not JEW yas!
posted with them between March and October.
gTspo.ed doing With his aeposis Rsmember.. s be-.
there was no Suspicion "f INSOLVENCY, oven "Ano no
doubt about the bank being good. and
Sou,mittse, such as Messrs. Comegys. ,Fhilier.
Matsops Troutman \. Mchnsr. h Bell! S"ylor also
finance sub. COMMITTEES that as late as H The run.
Dec. 2, they had no suspicion Of the true condi-
Se the Hnnk SsHs ons a all DSs. them s hs Ss
time OF the run without danger Of causing q.
run on other banks, and causing widespread
pHsss sa
bank in Phludolphia was safe and solvent, and
that the people need fear no danger. During
again ha. the R Was ali s rshs and IN
MS good condition as any other national bank
and surpus u1done 10 On my
part to protect the interests OF the city and OF
ALLEGED DERELIcT1oNs OF DREW.
when the true condition Of the bank was
sSea I'D fnow .hs n
ssslsa %yss t
Mr. Drew did knqw al about It But from ne
70 Mr.. Lucas and himself also for. money 'as Eer.
Iowed. he. the President. thought that Mr..
sT ss: ssa 1spt al ell Ss % soS "
I:ucas's death he. MI. Marsh. had taken out OF
M es
that 10 still held them, and with what had
h des hf Also mat
Presented 81 siysr e NJ Drew bs himself Inns HSe9 OF
II assert most positively that Mr.. Drew should
have known the true condition of the bank.
even hnsed At It. Would never have % permitted mil
tho city and state e and my own funds to have re-
one occasion during the lifetime OF Mr.. Lucas
Mr. Drew game to examine the bank. II was
5e9Ts %ss the h
Lucas at his home who sent Mr.. Drew u note
Which caused hm to at It %nce leave the bank
NJ rs At n had az ,o%
S.s ns aiy and sa
xtsed Of the movements Of Mr.. Drew as to the
Hmes when ne was TO come 10 the keystone
"Tbers never was any arrangement Of any
relation to money Of the Keystone Bank. was |
Hdepositor and,nothinR more, nor do know OF
s!stsd that Visited washington h nA VIII ises NJ.
Marsh great many times Once only did | |
10 hs 'S he 1t 81 M
sundina him to give the keystone Bank people
more time to reorgnnize the bank.
NEVER ADVISED MARSH TO pLEE.
'Ithns also been stated that had arranged
absolutely ialse. l never en,eriaineI tho
nit bs idea to be suggested 'i II had iyis yoatsd
s.E law t It. was my duty to submit to the law ant
Was arranged that Mr Marsh should leave lHeet the
civ. ! pObitlSoly ucEy ever attending such |
conference nor did !. ever know there was
ouch difference held. beg also to FAY that
never had any business or social relations
withl Mr.. Marsh; never knew whether he
speculated or not, though never heard Of him
doing so.
NO TRANSACTIONS WITH wANAMAKER.
During the time was in the Office OF City
Treasurer never had any transactions WITH
Postmaster. General Wanamaker., nor have
any personal knowledge OF his transactions
with the Keystone Bank. have seen it stated.
prior to the run on the bank and between that
time and March 20. that Thomas B. WanR.
maker. son Of John Wanamaker Mr.. Marsh.
and myself were very frequently seen together.
This 10 absolutely false. During the past two
%tb tSsa hayS tSen in
Thomss r. except once. when called to ask
reach HIS father. who was with President Har-
rison on his trip to Cali iiornia.
AS I wished to write and did write, Mr.
john Wanamaker, asking him to use his infiu.
1snoy. re- IN faSor @ Of the nppontmept OF Mr.
hans. visited MT. Lacey Tor this purpose s In In
Y Mashinston. and. rs strongly as could. urged
Of the iksystona Bank, basinK ihe claim on the