The Portland daily press., 1900-03-01

which hs Aad afterwards eorssetsd. The
Lsxscs bsssing Of Mr. frssmAn's questions
on this point was mot apparent when ths
sdjournmsnt was taken 10 $50 In the II.
tsrnoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At the bsginning Of the afternoon sss-
sion Mr.. Tresnsn's exsminstion Of Mr..
York wss sssumed. - foliowsi
Q-Refsrrisg 10 the nsts Of the Cryssal
Water company note Of $4,000 indorsed By
you, Will you sssts on what book mention
OF that matter Is madsf
Al couldn't say.
Q-To what sxtsnt were you aooommo-
datien indorssrs st that timer
Al should say tis.00o TO $4,000. In
notes Of $4,000 or 5000 each.
Q.-Mostly long term notes2
A.-Yts, me 81 Of them.
Q.-Hsvs you no record Of thess notssf
Ave kspt . record Of them In .
book. and suppose 10 was turned over to
the trustee with the other OH 90 books.
Mr.. freeman askea the court II search
could not be made for this book. and Mr..
Verrill said he would make an effort to
find IL
Q Would there be any notes mentioned
in that book. but not minuted on the
book of bills psyablef
A.-Nos that I know Of.
Q-Bssldes this $4,000 note what other
br slness did you have with the Bank Of
Staten IslanGf
Awe bad loan In connection with
the Crystal Water company. Ths nots
was originally 5000, but was reduced 10
s720o by pay Of s24c0.
Q.-whos' bonds were put up as ool-
latsralp
A.-1he bonds belonged to the COM
rany. We sold the bonds for the company
and oreditea the proceeds
Q-WhAt ssles were made Of those
bondsf
Awe sold 5000 worth April "a, and
$1,000 worth May 9.
Q.-Is the bank of statsp Island .
creditor!
A.-Yss on that note to ths extent Of
$500. AS to that $1,000 nots am not sure
what has been done
In response to inquiry. Mr.. York read
call recs ived from the Bank Of Staten
Island for q payment of Its loan to the
firm.
Q.-Does the loan book show the vari-
Gus payments on the Casoo National bank
loanf
A.-Yea.
Q.--That loan WAS paid OF at what
ratef
A.-Alons towards ths last It was paid
at the rate of $1,000 Q month.
Q.-Wten was ths last payment?
A.-April 4th, '99.
Q.-Hov many $1,000 payments were
made.
A.-Ssventsen.
Q-Wss that In accordance with their
suggestion.
A.-Yes.
q lin October of 30, did they make
any request OF you to lower the amount
Of your loan or present additional eollat-
eral.
Ave had loan there on American
Zinc, Lead and Smelling company stock
and sometime In the tall the price OF
thsss stocks diminished and believe they
did call for $1,000.
Q.-Did you have any of that stock in
your sssstss
Al think not
Q.--What stock mentioned In Jour as
SITS was placed in that loan as collateral
at the TINA OF your assignment
A.-Two hundred SHARES American
Zinc Lead and Foundry company; 81 Car
foundry preferred; 81 Car foundry oom-
mon; $1,000 Fort Wayne bond.
Q-Wss that afterwards soldf
ALL were sold by the as,ignees.
Q.-How much did the Fort Wayne
hringi
A.-siO2a.
Q THE American Car Foundry pre-
ferred and common, s,ld for wbati
A.-For Sc, SOFT.
Q.-The American Zinc and Lead for
how muchs
A.-Two hundred shares sold Tor ST.
t4O 20.
Q-Whnt was the amount Of tho loans
A.-sl5. 500 on which $500 had been
paid August sOth.
MIR. Freeman showed Mr.. York = letter
from the Canal bank in which they had
asked for additional security of $1,000. due
60 a shrinkage OF Car Foundry stock
which the bank held as part security on
their loan.
Q.-Referring to your collateral loan
book with the MershAnts' National hank
note of si0,000i
Ave had loan thsrs Of 800
Q.-Under the securities is Denver LIST
5's?
A.-Yes.
Q.-Opposite that are some initials.
" hat are they?
A-A. l.. b. ID. They are sh 9 initials
of Anna l.. b. Dslafeld.
Q.-Ths bonds belonged TO her?
A.-Yes. II was bonds for her over
draft.
Q.-what was the amount OF her over
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