New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21
FOR MUTUAL ACTION AND PROTECTION.
MEMBERS OF GROUP NO OF THE STATE BANK
ERs' ASSOCIATION HOLD THEIR FIRST
MEETING AND DISCUSSIONS AT
THE IT RING

MEMBERS OF GROUP NO. q OF THE STATE BANK.
ERs' ASSOCIATION HOLD THEIR FIRST
MEETING AND DISCUSSIONS AT
THE CLEARING-H
Group No 8. OF the State Bankers Association.
comprising all the banks in New-York and Rich
mond counties. held its first meeting at the Clear
ing House in this city yesterday afternoon. The
meeting was called to order by James VI. Donald.
cashier of the Hanover National Bank who was
appointed temporary chairman at the convention
held in Saratoga a few weeks ago, when the as
ISOLATION was formed. There ninety-six hanks
in the NewYork and Richmond county groups
The business transacted az the meeting yester lay
the formation of a permanent organization.
and the discussion of the question OF prote
OF banks from fraud and the dcsrability OF pro-
curing uniform statements from customers. these
questions were discussed informally. and referred
10 committees with instructions TO report plans
the next meeting, which will be next Saturday.
James VI. Donald elected permanent chrir-
man, and the following committees were appointed:
Executive Committee. James VI. Donald. cashier
OF the Hanover Natona; Bank; r. L. Edwards
president of the Bank OF the state OF New-fork;
Thomas L. James. president OF the Lincoln Ma
tional Bank; Joseph G. Hendrix. president of the
dent OF the Mercantile National Bank. COMMITTEES
on Arbitration. James l.. Donald. Theodore Rogers
Hepburn president OF the Third National Bank.
Committee on Protection Against Crime; r l.. Ed
Exchange Bank, and ". il. Perkins. jr pre- s,,lent
OF the Bank OF America Committee on Uniform
National city Bank, and J. $. Case of the Second
National Bank Reception Committee. w, r ST.
John J. T. Miller of the Chase National Bank
and James T. Christie, OF the National Cnion Bank
Committee on Press and Publication, Thomas l.:
James, William Milne. Of the Peop.es Bank. and
f. +. Doremus OF the Chatham National Bank
much success, nearly two-thirds OF an tne BANKS h
in the State being members. Meetings. OF otner
groups were held Yesterday as tSIo%s Gr roup
No s. in Utica; Group No s. In Albany; Group NO.
comprising all the banks in Weschester t ,ni.
city. at the Lincoln National Bank ana group NJ
s. in BROOKLYN. A..
following: f. ). Hire. Asor Place Bank; Walter NJ
Henng Bank OF AmfeJ + M h sank S al
Bank; A. D. Seymour, Continental National Bank;
Zemas i. Newer. East River National Bank James
W Conroy, Empire state Bank Frank Dean tlttn
Bank; J. G. Cannon Fourth National Bank; f. T.
Roberts Franklin National Bank; @. H. Wyckon
GaTed Nq0Gal Ppk scbenck kref Hamilton Bank
j. " Donald Hanover National Bank; James
Chrystic Liberty National Bank; Ferdinand Bates
Mechancs AMI Traders Bank; & wi 'aen Me
National; F. W Liye.more Mount Norris Bang
Alvah Trowbritse, National Bank Of North Ameri-
G. D. Meeker National City Bank: J. C. Henance.
National Ln2n BANG Isaac Holland ReWIn0rk
Nineteenth Ward Bank; Villain Milne, Peoples
Bank: Henry {. Copeland, Riverside Bank s. g;
Nelson. Seaboard National Bank; J. 5. Case. second
National Bank; g.; W; Addms. seventh Naron ai
Kohn. State Bank; \. b. Hepburn Tnird National
Bank: William L. Frankelbach. Yorkyille Bank; G.
I. r. Strap. Bank Of staten Island, and William
Sherer NeH-York Clearing House.