The evening world., 1910-12-30

dicates that the ~depositors have no
chance of seeing the color OF tlheif money
before April 1, 1911. The notice calls upon
an creditors OF The bank TO present their
claims and make legal proof of the same
10 the Superintendent OF Banks on or
before the date mentioned.
How Morris exposed Robin.
Thu promptness with which an lndict-
ment was found against Robin yesterday
was due to evidence volunteered by
Frederick Is. Morris. the confidential sec
rotary OF Robin. who knows more about
tho affairs and methods of the accused
tanker than any other man. Nj. Nor
ria II old and feeble and sick. and when
10 learned the extent OF Robins opera
tons last Monday the shock prostratcd
him.
lIo communicated with the euperinten-
dent ~ Insurance on Tuesday and ex-
pressed hls willingness to help In the
In >stigation. Ills wife advised him TO
make a clean breast OF his whole con-
ueSion with Robin to the District-At-
tcrney, and he agreed TO do no.
Early on Wednesday morning Mrs.
Morris was at the Distrlct-Attorney's
office. She waited until Deputy Assist
ant p~istrict-Attorney John X. Clarke
arrived and told him her husband wa
anxious to assist In clearing up the
Robin case.
The District Attorney arranged 70
ha W Mr.. Morris visit; tho Robin Offices
IN the Times Building In the afternoon
of that day and make n statement.
The statement was extremely valu-
ablo 10 the state. When II was decided
yesterday morning TO present the Robin
case 20 the Grand Jury MIR. Morris
vas sent for. and he responded 90 the
call accompanied by his wife. u was
necessary TO assist him into the Grand
Jury room because Of his weak physical
condition.
The excitement OF the past three days
has left him very weak. lie n ut his
home. No. 49, Central Park West. await
ing the call ia tell more about Robins
affairs. In pursuance OF his plan to do
all his irregular WORK through -ubordi-
mates Robin frequently utilized his old
secretary.
Robins Directorate Revised.
Through dependence upon the Direc-
tory OF Directors. issue OF 1909 1910. an
oficial publication The Evening World
Observation-Disclosures Henry II. Bizaiiion
and Adolph Reisenberg ms directors IN
the Northern sank OF Now York. They
were so listed In the publication.
Mr.. Bizallion resigned fro the direc-
torate In February. this year. and has
not since been connected with the North
ern Bank. Mr.. Reiscnberg resigned In
une and has had no connection with
the bank since.
Under date OF Aug. 81. 1910. the North
ern Bank sem out the following official
list Of officers ana directors:
Officers: Frank l.. Grant, President:
john J CLANCY, VIie-Presldent: William
T.. Brewer. icc-President; W. Il. boil
loeay, Vice President. William n Mtls,
Cashier; l. :. Noorhis. Assistant CASH
Ter: c. J. Wallace. Assistant Cashier.
Directors: William II. Birkm!rc,
structural engineer: George +. Brown,
Dun e Brown. real estate; John J..
Clancy. real estate: Frnnk l.. Grant,
Asbbel =. Fitch. Mott a. Grant. attor-
neys: James ". clifford. clifford. Hobbs
a. Beard. Attorney: Frederick II. XII
burn. late Superintendent OF Banks,
state Of New York: Edward NJ. Nor
gan. Postmaster OF New York. Thomas
f.. Murphy, Assistant Postmaster Of
New York. Charles A. O'Donoghuc,
President John o'Donoghue a. Sons,
coffee: George W. Plunkdtt. contractor;
Joseph l.. Redling. Reiling q Sohcen,
stiNFf sortBh We fhV'ht u sidt NtkN.
ington Savings Bank; Jacob c. Simon,
Charles Simon's Sons. hosiery: Anthony
Stumpf. Vice-President North Side Sav-
ings Bank: James T. Wood. banker
william =. Youngs. President Bank of
Suffolk County.
$4,000 Robin Can't Get.
An effort by friends OF Robin to at
a G slso.0p worth OF assets OF the Title
and Guarantee Company OF Rochester.
which were seized by the Attorney-Gen-
rails onice last week. was defeated by
an order Of Justice Page In the su-
preme Court to-day, which turns over
all assets OF the company to Superin-
tendent Of Insurance Hotchkiss. for the
purpose Of winding up the affairs OF the
institution.
Deputy Acknowledgement Frederick G.
Tanner. who descended o nthe Roches-
ter company when the first rumors of
the Robin irregularities reached Albany.
told the Court that the Title and Guar
antee was practically defunct. Mr.. Tan
ner explained that Robins system was
the substitution OF poor securities for
good paper. one OF his transactions
being . Title u Guarantee note for
Sso.0D made to the Northern Bank Of
New York. The value OF this note has
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