New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-20
MUIRHEAD NOT FOUND.
TWO GLOBE RECEIVERS.
ROthScMId, in the TOmbs, Means
OUer His Disgrace.

United States Marshal Henkel the pcstofsice in
spectors. the temporary receiver for the Globe Sc
curity Company and other officials yesterday were
all seeking William AIurhead. treasurer of the
company. Murhead has been at his office since
1890 on Monday. and his counsel decline 10
say where he is. He under 81 600 bail In al
legged usury to be heard Friday. Postotice
Inspector Ashe says he would like to see him in
reference 10 the companys of the mails; Re-
ceiver McKeen needs the keys and combinations
OF the office safes which without exception
locked, and two process servers are out with sub
ponas in connection with testimony to be taken at
hearing to be fixed the discretion OF United
States Commissioner Alexander
Il have only been in charge hour Mr.. Nc
Keen told Tribune reporter late yesterday after
noon, "as waited before taking charge, to have
the petitioners counsel file bond. As you see. the
drawers and safes locked and closed, and can
do nothing by way of an investigation until Muir
head shows up until I get order from the
court have them opened. l have been told that
the company has now money in the bank, hav-
ing withdrawn it n few days ago There is little
doubt that the company cannot meet Its liabilities.
1t is bankrupt right enough
Marshal Henkel yesterday served a subpoena in
the civil action against Henry L Swords as one or
the company's directors. The marshal unable
TO find Muirhead John II. Russell Messrs.
Swords and RESELL are the trustees.
While Mr.. McKeen absent from the Office
yesterday. Charles c. Black. OF Jersey City, who
was appointed receiver for the company under the
laws q New-Jersey, appeared and demanded pos
session. His appointment may not hold, as Mr..
McKeen's appointment By the federal court
under the bankruptcy laws. Mr.. McKeen was
deluged yesterday with letters from all sections OF
the United States challenging the stability OF
the bonds issued by the company. More than
100000 Of these bonds had been issued. and they
were said to be secured by collateral to the amount
OF les per cent Mr.. Russell said yesterday that
he had removed securities OF the face value OF
more than 100000 some weeks ago. and that they
were row IN the hands OF 4 Broadway security
company.
PROMINENT MEN AS wRECKERs.
It was said in the Criminal Courts Building yes
terday that the names of OF high standing
whose regulations have been hitherto untarnished'
will be connected with the wreckng Of the Federal
Bank and the Globe Security Company. Assistant
District Attorney Kresel. in charge or the inFesu-
CATION of the banks affairs talked with more than
fifteen depostors in the bank during the Day
State Bank Examiner George 5. Leonard. or
Syracuse. assumed charge Of the Federal Bank
yesterday relieving MI Judson. Mr. Leonard said
he was engaged In listing the banks loans lie
declined to make any statement coNes'H''s '''
David Rothschid IS stin in the Tombs no s25 on
rSiened for hearing before Justice WYATT OF the the
be prepared against Rothschid have already heSn
drawn. One OF these complaints. he said, would
emhody the larceny OF the $4,000 check mace Oy
/ Frank. the ticket scalper 49,, .,.,.
was described yesterday by James J. BrySon. OF
Newark. y. j.. OF his fellow prisoners. Bryson
was discharged from the Tombs and later he said
that as he taking his morning exercise he nap
pcned 20 across ROthschild who was walking
around the prison court 80.
oh. 10 think that should have to be here!
ROthsChd said
When he passed Bresci the who is charged
with the murder Of E8right the policeman. RotA-
schild got far from the man as he could
'Oh. TO think" he moaned, that ! should nave
TO be here with all these thugs and thieves.
Trenton. y. j.. April l9-CLarics c. Black. Of
Jersey City. qualified receiver Of the Globe Sc
curity Company to-day by fling bond Of SO 900
in the Court OF 0hancery The order appointing
him was signed at Jersey City yesterday by Vice
Chancellor Ptuey. the application being made by
Henry J.. Swords. OF Ncw-York. a director and
trustee Of the company. in accordance with rcso-
luton adopted at special meeting OF directors
last Friday.
Annexed TO the bill is statement Of the affairs
OF the company. sworn 10 by Nathaniel g Kelly,
the secretary. which places the assets al $9l24io
and the liabilities. including outstanding bonds AT
$%5s So. Ia addition 10 tbs assets mentioned, the
company is supposed to have deposit OF about
S5O1j in the Federal Bank. The schedule OF assets
prepared ~ Kelly. follows:
Cash, 81 40. outstanding accounts, not hypothe-
Gated, $500; office furniture $50; collateral Sc
curics deposited with trustees To protect bond IS
sue $4,000. claims IN suits in attorneys hands,
about SIS coo: total. s5l2. 40
Among tie liabilities given in the schedule are
the following: Bonds outstanding. S}82o0, Bor-
ough Bank OF Brooklyn. $i660; Federal Bank OF
y l.. RotSschd. S}90o0o. Equitable National
Bank 200. J. $ O'Neal. s. 90: Carrie Adams.
S21 CJ). Ike Frank. $500 Michael Printing COM
pany 81 go, and Aver Advertising Company. E2B.