New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22
CA. MOORE, JR., CARNEGIE
TRUST OFFICIAL, RETURNS
Young FinanCier, Who Lost All
in Cummins Ventures, Back
from TWo-Year Trip.
ABROAD SINCE THE CRASH
Failure Said to Have Cost Him
Millions-Adjudged Bankrupt
While Away-Was Close to
Convicted Financier.

c. Arthur Moore. jr.. formerly director
I'm the defunct Carnegie Trust Company
who had been abroad since that institution
failed. more than two years ago. has re-
turned To this city Mr. Moore is said TO
have sunk large fortune I'm the ventures
Of william j. Cummins. former chairman
of the board Of directors of the trust com
panv. who was convicted OF grand lar
ceny in connection with the failure Of the
institution
Moore and Cummins We're close asSoc!-
ates in the activities of the Cummins
group Of bankers who got control oil the
trust company Young Moore. who went
through bankruptcy while abroad. is said
now To be devoting his time to rehab!li-
tating his fortune Since his return ne
has spent some OF his time at the offices
of Manning. Maxwell & Moore, in this
city. OF which firm his father. Charles a.
Moore. is the head He Is living at his
fathers town house. at No 10 flith ave-
nue.. and usually spends his week ENDS
Al his fathers summer home at Green
witch. Conn.
Moore travelled extensively while
abroad For some time he was with
war correspondent in the Balkans and
took many interesting photographs at the
front. He intends 10 write his Balkan
experiences for one Of the alumni puolica-
tions Of Yale University. Of which insu-
tuition he is u graduate.
Moore was an active director OF the
Carnegie Trust Company. but went abroad
soon after the institution closed It's doors
I'm January 1911 He resigned as d.
rector of the Manning. Maxwell x Moore
Company in February. 1911 month AFTER
the Carnegie Trust Company failed. lie
went 10 Rome. where his father was re-
GENERATING from serious Illness.
While in Italy he was adJudged bank
rupt. IN April 1871 Practically his entire
fortune. said 10 have reached several
million dollars. was lost In the wreck OF
the trust company. he having cast his lot
unreserycdly with the Cumm.us group.
The schedules OF bankruptcy filed by
Moores attorney. George II. Sullivan, on
MAY last stated nominal Liabilities oi
Sl053o2'3 e which !ilifs's were secured
81 367.oD4 unsecured and SjolSf9l In notes
which ought ~ have been paid BY others
The actual liabilities are much less. The
known assets were given as Sl.7s1. the pro-
ceeds Of the receivers sale
Moore had a costly summer home az
Greenwich Conn. which he lost after
the failure OF the trust company His
fathers summer place at Belle Haven.
Just across the bay from Greenwich. Is
one Of the finest Of the many beautiful
homes In that vicinity
Moore returned To- this country on the
HamburE-AmeIlcan liner Cincinnati.
which arrived iu Boston on July .. lie
came from Florence. Italy. wherr his fam
lly has been staying he expects 10 re-
turn to Florence after an indefinite stay
here.
Moorcs sudden return 20 Greenwich two
weeks ago rather surprised some OF the
people who had known him. but had lost
sight Of him FOR SO long. lie went down
10 his fathers summer home the Sunday
after hr landed with a party 81 friends.
All inquiries az the Moore place in Green
wich. however brought the reply that
the family knew nothing OF the young
mans Whereabouts in the city. or his
planE