The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-10
ARRESTS OF BANK OFFICERS.
WARRANTS ISSUED IN FLoRIDA AND
OJHEBy COMING IN INDIANA.

of First national DRINK IN
: Orlando, Fla, Were Taken In Custody
More Banks suspend The situation.
/. ORLANDO. Fla. Aug. o..-Late last night the
' President OF tho suspended First National
2 Bank Nat poyntz, Cashier james l.. Giles. and
v | Director J. b. Purramore were arrested on n
l charge Of fraud. President Poyntz. In the GUS
1 tody OF a United States Marshal. was taken to
! jacksonville. Warrants are out for j. Ii. Lee
OF Oviedo and W. IL O'Neal OF this city, d.
rectors OF tho bank. and for o. Il. Poyntz' as
sistant cashier. The latter is sick in bed
. O'Neal is in Ohio. All arc we.known citi-
. zens. Tho arrests were made on allegations
sworn out by Bank Examiner Mcdonald. un-
der orders from Comptroller Eckels, charging
them with making false report to the Comp
troller. After hearing the Testimony OF the
. with ssses. Commis sioner Adams held Mr..
Poyntz under $4,000 bond to appear at the
next term OF the United States court
INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. o.-The men who are
charged with wreckine the indianapolis
National Bank are to be prosecuted.
United States Attorney Burkehas been
in conference with the examiner and
the receiver for three days. and as
soon as tho necessary preparations can
be made warrants will be issued for the arrest
OF the mon. who are charged with violating
the national banking laws Receiver Hawkins
has received from Washington Instructions In
OF any violations OF tho banking laws Dis
trict Attorney Burke had been called into con-
sultation by Examiner Young before the re-
ceipt OF this letter. and 1t had practically been
determined that the United States court
should take cognizance OF the acts Of those
NtsnvfIL S.' Aux e n"The First National
Dank. one Of the Oldest banking institutions in |
| 24cloek this evening by order OF the Board OF
ri. an,or,,o,,on. UNA ro,o;voa With aus
during tho day. and there had been no intima-
TRs Sank u had s'sn G st asR
Will Will surplus fund q $79g0o. and undivided
sSis? sss Es
5 S ef"f a,ofa xsi
arg t6s ti%!dits q aepSst%rs ''r.ASea''
pies Bank lailee,i to omen. The directors held
meeting on Monday evening hnd voted to
was a heavy run on the bank. SO much OF the
fund" fun. were whdrpwn n that run could not Ee
topa Bank closed th Hs mSrni"s. The SLOW low
and the seess OK
nsns b 1pr hspeG to Sr9g about the
,MiSSr4rSlls. AUG. " - The c commereial Bank
| Y
s sInn o It's capital is S2OO.0oo its deposits
amounted to $U420OO. 1t is said BY the oifi-
&c , nf the bank that depositors will be paid
o Oh NV Wash: aug o-The Bank q cofax
than ample to balance ali liabilities. Temporal: d
Tily closed Its doors yesterday on account Of h
stood that the doors will reopen in short
tine srI No runs have been made on other banks.
private institution Of this city m AIDE an assign
lmen n Yesterday The stringency in the money =,
ties are given as the cause Of the assignment
l i assets are placed at S@34O: liabilities at
siO.ooO. The Exchange Bank at Angus. an
other private bank. has assigned to H. A. Rouse
Yesterday on the Germania Savings Bank. and !.
al who cane ar. were promptly paid, When the al
TIVE tRnous Wh tho
e9sks sec ks plight the savings bank
,iaass: and ne run finally ceased The tear. I'll
a94 is wthS~1 at to-day
as n mSre H srPPe e
With checks. No depositor will be allowed to a,
s snnn Gay ouss
ates for the remainder Money may be de- 8,
NEW HAVEN. Aug. 0--The Second National C
anH tho G1yer9m nc depository for this city TO
only nnt upt
her notice This action will cause quite a hma
AN all anu tne Dank PRESIDENTS are to meet to ne
MAR11N.ynLr. Ind. Aug. 9.--Mitchelps Bank ga ga
a. rnblish9d notice that it will into voun- Wt
sposis collections will be racev ed 9 The h.
mas on Snh tTG w e s. much cash de-
eed this one ~ ' as
from Wssi5ssn .s s TT. rsRG r
onai Bank OF Hutchinson had been permitted t thu
o error Tor sSans by
National Bank The First NATIONAL I' Saak
House held this %, .h to taFe
{, ens to relieve the financial situation which RI
ney There is much trouble here in c Collect Sut
checks on country banks. All the banks | ~
,n9 tur n than to appoint committee to the
s snS ARS onk =, rss Aug The Sutton e n
" The liabilities are estimated at 81 1000
nc assets consist OF bank building and ali,
iMIITos. No. Avg a- the Caldwell Count, tow
f FnsTG a S MS and ts Pole
zen their doors this morning. The faiswe q for,
sp rGn banF has $4,000 %Ssh
~ - toG
H.coiemHn's Liabilities About 300 600 Is
LEBANON. Pa. Aug. 0.-The liabilities OF R. Fl. tha
leman. who assigned yesterday, will an tina
oSimate S3.5O000O. and It is claimed tbav r reegI
'eeo inc assets. MIR. Coleman's interest in BILE.
Jacksonville Tampa and Kew West RaiIv.r day
q brought him IN tho ya,on =, was
h. The several suits instituted on account doll
hnn dieEcu nypothecation OF 100000 worth Al
cont, o. ne road by MIR. Coleman. az we'll eide
sanann iosSos anq inability to pay inter- writ
III Nnn s MN on Jan. u. 1891. to borrow he v
W. MAX o III ,ne iehnsylVania Trust Com say
ahe Mh foree VIZ o, o 10 e t On Feh
90 on Juno 80. 1902. for So, 500 Tor intarssst
naming duo and unpaid. ' '''eie'' IT
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