New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-12

Br-s1NEss AND PLEASURE COMBINED NJ
THE MONTAUK CLUB.
Rn6okI.YN AND LONG ISLAND FINANCIAL MEN
porrED IN 4 STRAW VOTE or THE NOM

ppaokIyN AND LONG ISLAND FINANCIAL MEN
porJEp IN 4 STRAW VOTE or THE NOM
NATION FOR PRESIDENT.
,r. orar,er,v dinner of the Brooklyn and Long
,,d division OF the State Bankers Association
croun 3 was held at the Montauk Club last evening"
The assoca ton numbers among It's members 'he Oh
6cers OF the banks OF Brooklyn and those In the sur
pounding towns OF the island. and inclunes ABOUT
,h,rtv.nine banks A business meeting preceded the
dinner and afterward the members and their guests
proceeded to the dning-room stephen NJ 'r's"o'u'
..;,ant of the Union Bank of Brooklyn presided
after cigars were served. Mr.. Griswoid addressed
tho association briefly. Among the otner speakers
were James G. Cannon, of the rour'h Na'lona'
Rank of New-York Judge Seymour Dexter OF r.
mira y. Y, and Henry Chaplin Jr'' OF '"e i"'"
National Bank Of New-fork
,,o,g tho guests present stephen NJ. Girls
void. James G. Cannon william c. Cornweii' oey
mcur Dexter John G. jenkins. Henry chapin' Jr'
david 4 Body. Frank jenkins. Chares a. Moo'e
Henry f. Hutchinson. Charles T. Young, waiter H.
Erew John A. Potter. DR.. Joseph IS Jones hor'.,o
Ct Iohn John A. Nexsen. Townsend ID. COCK, II. VI
Griffin. W A. Field. II. j. Oldrng, g. W. Payntar
q NJ Denton, D. L. Harris. J. VI. Doremus, H. VI
Randall j. f. Bayles. f. NJ Davis James
Gasoline II. Il. Coombe, F. H. Parsons, W.
A. Conklin. F. A. Selle Isaac Simonson
Claus Doscher. Charles A. sacket. James Me-
Laren. Thomas Adams. jr.. Henry J. Straukamp
-.
William Lockitt Samuel Dean. Frederick j. Gris-
vod Louis Benert Edward s Fowler, James l.
Ashley II. r. Smith. S + Phillips II. s. Mott
George ". Cooper H. =. TerrS. D. ~ Gay, James
NJ Brush. f. A. Walker. +. A. Ovcrton. Charles NJ
Englis. James b. Pigot, Charles f. Wheeler
Thomas VI Halsey +. NJ Hendrckson. +. j.. Brown.
J. e. Kelley. e. Hadden and Eugene c. Blackboard
In the early part OF the evening Tribune re-
porter in order to get tho sentiment Of the bankers
a 10 their choice for the next Pres dental nonihi-
ton poned a straw vote. with the following resn,
Ex-S .naior Griswod Morton Is my choice IN NIX
he can be elected If nominated.
Frank Jenkins Mckinley IS my choice. MI Mos-
ton is too well along in years.
CAPTAIN Randall Bank Of Port Jefferson, Long
Island-We want strong money man Morton ~
nv first choice. then Mckinley.
T J. Rltch jr.. Port Jefferson Bank Mr.. Morton
IS the hest man. The money question Will be the
paramount issue In the next campilgn ana on tnS
issue ne Is the best repre- sentative among the '1''''-
r. F. Hutchinson. president Brooklyn Bank-Put
me down for Morton. $780,, p,. :
mrgmf" an Repnb,icsn. but if were
forced 70 choose | would take Morton. ,
charles 7. Young. president National lily Balm
r. b. Dayton assistant cashier Bank Of Port
jefferson, ievelsnd is my choice go .
II r smith cashier Bank OF Rockville Centre
Morton Il A very good man >,,, A.,
". ConkIin cashier Hamilton Bsnk-Ciovernor
vi y Terry cashier suffolk County National
Rank prefer Harrison II ne will consent to run
- u Arkerly. vicc-presidcni Suffolk County Bank
-McK'nley. lie is The strqnges' man man ~, cho,co
+ ! Griswod. director Union Bank-MF chol''
&. Harrison He has been satisfactory >, ,
/ lanes McI,aren. director Union Bank Harrison
far first choice. Reed for second choice ,-
lanes Ross director Union Bank-lf harr son
viii run he vii get vote , ~, D.,
q. 81 Wchstcr cashier Seventeenth ward Bahh
co,ernor Morton He Is abe and conservative
Henry chaplin. jr.. cashier Third National , 5anh
YOU, York I won't express my preference. pu' 81
,rcson, MCKINLEY seems - have the best 'hance
Tor securing the nomination.