New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16
TIE TROUBLE SENS AT AN END.

TIE TROJ-BLE STEMS AT AN END.
FOR , TINE YESTERDAY pEr0sITOR> FILLED
THE IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION
More excitement WIS manifested by the dcpo'iors
of tho Irving Savings Institution yesterday thao o'
Wednesday and until noon the scene at ah" ''o'''
No. 90 Warrcn-st.. whore the bank Is s'''"''' vas
lively Long before the doors were 'h'o"" op'' =.
o o'clock there large Number Oh peiso"S ""o
10 get their money. The crush WIS 50 s'e'' '''''
out side clerks were called In to ain IN mah'hs ny
depos books and paying the anxious depositois the
om,u,t. ~ their savings Most OF those who wanted
their money were. however, country deposio's WIN
had read q the losses through three OF the bahk
officers for the first time Wednesday. ana dcciieu
10 be among tue first at the bank yesterday
The run was over about . 80 o'clock and the
officials brenhed more freely. From = ~ uN'ii
the bank was practically emptied Of oil save cicrhs'
Tho toto, number OF dcpo,itors paid and accounts
closed Yesterday 1855. the amount paii ont behs
about so5 900. an average OF about 5000 FOR eac''
depositor Tile total amount withdrawn from the
banh I'm the two days about $lo0ooo. ms
was far In excess Of the deposits for The 'hie' Du'
the onitnls say that they have every reason 10 De
n,eoscd at the amount confidence felt IN the bank
and I'm their management during tkcb lourN OF trouble.
Probably tile best known OF the banks visitors
Yesterday was Lawson y. Fuller, OF Washington
Heights. lie IS one OF the heaviest deposi'ors out
n. did not want TO draw anything out lie wanted
only 10 cheer up the officers and TO talk over Affairs.
Little work was done In the examination OF inc
banks books by the representatives, oi the o'ae
Banking Department yesterday. They helped IN the
discussing department, and It was largely owing To
the energy Of Mr.. Prestons assistants That ue
crowd was cleared away early "A 1t WAS.
Wairenst.. opposite the bank building. lookel muc'
like an Oriental boursc. There were many spccu-
lacrs sitting on barrels. whose Offices were IN then
hats Gguraivcly SPEAKING. They were prepared W
buy mass books some wanted TO charg, 10 per cent
discount and found but few customers. Others were
willing 10 buy books AT their face value, ana they
wore more successful than their rivals Who charged
discount All thcs, could make out OF ms trans
action The Interest on iht accounts WHICH luis
Prkpot kcts added 10 the crowd outside the banh
and pi.d their trade with fair success. several a.,
po-or, complained that they Lad been robbed %
their all one WOMAN, who gave her Ihihc a.
Conn mid She had drnwr her dcposit II r1jo. which
as soon as size had placed it In icr pocket hm been
There was no meeting Of the trustees OF me IN
acting prei,n sid that Thee was 't enough Gun
I'm the bank withstand u slr-c 81 urPSi,o'S !"'
a month II necessary. lie was certain That ui'
lack Of confidence was over 90 II, ,h,
A. The District .Ai0fn.vs Office II was SAIL tiIit
nothing further had been done toward arrc'umH, ~
President Clarence D. Ila0n, ~ secretary Mllilii
H. Ruyfon and cxTclicr D. u. TnmrEin>' Dit IL WAS
known where they wcir nnf where 'h'S wo"iu w.
chief Examiner McMa,t"r Of the ,int" inlh's
Department YESTERDAY brought 10 Dsir'' -a'"rl'N
Nlco's Office some " the books Of TIE swings PAM
The two and A,>i,ant-Dslrict A,lthry hinl~N
vent over the figures for an Mr.. Nicoll afr
ward said that Ae Grand jury Would li"" up u''
case next week