New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
MORSE COMING BACK,
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any returns The rest all reported that tneE
haa mo n-onsrtv owned In whole or in part by
Mr. Morse. The five which have not made returns
49,. ,,.b;c,, ara expected to do SO to-day, are the
National Rank of Commerce, the Hanover Ma
fiona, Rank. the Fourteenth Street Bank the
seaboard National Bank and the Van Noroeh
Trust Company.
Charles A. Hanna as receiver of the Nauonai
Bank OF North America, filed two lis penoehs
Yesterday against Mr. Morse in the suit 10 re
cover S243 32t. The lis pendens are on lno
preperty at Nos. T2O-722 Fifth avenue. on WHICH
"a the old George Kemp house, now Temporarily
occupied by Edwin Gould. 1t is hVe storS
brick house standing on a plot 900 ~ H' 'oo'
The other is against Mr.. Morse as owner OF w.
7e6 Fifth avenue, the property comprising a
four story brick house on a lot % nS l'" iee''
next 10 the one occupied sy the Morses ina
IL. n, the two parcels is about 81 100000
Mr. Hanna has also an attachment asains' '"o
tue narce,s to secure the debt of S243,32l
GOULD RENT HELD UP
The attachment on the parcel occupied by the
Goulds which Mr.. Barney bought III ieV Io'
$3.50 600. makes Sheriff TON" Foley vrtuahs
Fifth avenue renting agent, for the attach
ment was made to hold up the Gould rent MI
and Mrs Gould were out of town last nlsnt' oue
their butler said no sheriff had Yet got into the
house, although one had been bothefins niii
since Monday.
7, w.s said at the sheriff's Office that there
had been further property round OF a''aeneo
.rcsn. such as has been already given out from
IN. sberir's office and that certain statements
r,rrort,ns to emanate from Sheriff Foley and
hi. s..,stants TO the contrary were absolutely
untrue
Deputy Sheriff Porses is still in charge OF the
pronerty at No. 725 Fifth avenue, with It's fur-
pishinss. and automobiles and other contents
Of the garage in 56th street The keepers "er7
removed at the request of the pia1ntiH at'or-
pavs ev,dentlv on the belief that TIE property
could not escape and there was no intention OF
removing it on the part Of any one. MIS- morse
claims ownership of the house and furnishings
This matter Of ownership will be settled py a
sheriff's jury, and until 1t Is settled deputy
Sheriff Porges will remain in possession
Mr. Morse retired as Vice president and d.
rector OF the Wall Street Exchange Building AS
sociation last October, It has been learned, when
he was forced TO withdraw from all the banks
and ,rust companies with which he was con-
nected Mr. Morse never had any interest IN
the association but merely represented the Ma
tionaI Bank of North America, which owns 81
per cent of the stock The association owns
the twenty seven story building at NO Is TX
change Place in which the bank has It's offlces.
Alfred n. Curtis. the former president or tne
National Bank of North America, was PRESIDENT
of the Wall Street Exchange Building Assoeia-
ton until January 1 last when ne resigned ana
Henry Chaplin. jr.. until recently vice-president
of the bank, succeeded him E. b Wire secre-
tar,, and treasurer of the association was elect
ed vice president.
When the National Bank of North America
susnended on January 81 MIR. Chaplin resigned
as president and Charles A. Hanna the receiver,
was elected president.