New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
WANT TIGER TAKEN
FROM UNION BANK
Depositors Angry Over
Tammauy Men Placed
in Charge.
RICHARDS DEFENDS
HIS APPOINTEES
Protests and Accusations Made
at Meeting-Ecar for
Property.

r-otestirc against What they term
10 Tarnarvizirc O. the dcfunot
1-rlor Bank o. BROOKLYN, Two hundred
Crrositors Of that institution lot Eu-
Gene Lamb Richards. Stat" supervisor
a. Ranks. know Yesterday that they
we're sfra,d 90 trust thc loulda' on OF
,Ao hanks affairs % tho Banking De
rsrfr,ert under present conditions
they vigorously apDlsu0cd tho'r
.pokeS-ncr. SIT o. whom asserted t"a'
ror.ics should not enter Union BsnN
.Fsirs and that thc efforts q the RANK
r Denartuert should be 20 protec,
Gcrositors ard not Go create Jobs.
he meeing VA lively one rom
.rc start when ST. Richards irled
- .xrlAin he plans for saving money
cor the deposjtors be Was interrupted
.-eonently with cries c.:
We want our money Ne don
-rart garg o. politicians 20 run our
fairs"
n. excitement reached high n'ton.
when Milton : Gordon. pres 'dcn' o.
ne Lamou: Realty Company, ana &c
rcsitor, demanded 20 know .Wha' con
rdence the depostors could have IN
b,n, when he rlAccd Matthew 7. Hor-
Gan ~ charge of tho affairs tic de-
rop,ce6 Horcsn 20 the member 81
roliticsl rine. snd made many other
charges which caused Morgan 20 "e-
rnand IN opportunity 20 reply.
Gordon continued his charges against
Yorean and the other politicians whom
Vr Richards wants 20 put IN charge o.
no banks Affairs.
uo-gsr then took the Aoor and went
,vo- his entire record, telling % me
,srjous places he had held ~ the cry
5-d the state government and he as
,o-ted that he vas the man VINO eH-
rosed the usc - rotten meats IN we
ctv hcspitsls
"Tll stand on ny record" ne shout
ID "srd ~ thsee months I viii snow
, su-plas instead q derc't 20 YOU
de0ositors
w Richards explained RS plan for
80 louidation - he banks AFFAIRS N
cetai,. He declared that by cutting
down salaries and making other econo-
mes he could effect saving o. aoou'
ga non wear. which would give we
bank a surplus instead OF deficit
One o. The things Ny. Richards Nur-
~o.e5 20 fo VA, 20 d,S0i ss Edward /.
Dodge. .rc special deputy row IN
charge re referred 20 tho 'aC MAJ
Il uls r Goldstcir. an Ass star. Iis-
nc. A.torney N Brooklyn. was draw
-c $500 from fhc hank a. counsel.
Thi. brought rerly from NJ. cold
s.eir. who declared ths' Governor DIX
80 familiar with ne situation when
% was appointed
VI. Goldstein defended nc present
management % the banks a"alrS, and
declared that the figures submitted by
r. Richards were misleading. especial
I. me statement that the institution
lad cash on hand o. S}43.ooo four wears
ago. which TINS ycar had dw'nd.e1 10
$4,000
- the Rrooklyn Safe Deposit Company,
.sseried that The people 30 longer he'd
any confidence - the state Banking
Department. He criticised thc selection
90 Mortimer j Brown. which. ne sac.
vas q political appointments also the
rarnlng Of George S-oraser. VINO, re
-urposed. belonged 90 ono az Ny. Ken
a-ds's noGticaI clubs ou ~tateu Island.
All of the speakers pleaded 20 be lei
lone They were satisfied with tie
wav tre banks affairs wo,. 1e.rC con-
clcted. they asserted. ana hey did not
usnt the state Ba1hlnC Department 20
interfere. Most o. thcm even went so tar
pc 20 declare trat they d.~ not Vart
tho salaries % the emr.ft rcGucej.
NJ. Richards suggested ,.. .nc dee
rositors get toEe'rcr and t..a.n'
committee 90 confer w''n f~. Ih's
they did, but when tho COW ,'"o wcr-
70 look for Nj Richard b.. sd DIS
appeared The deposito.- earned
nat Nj Richards would be IN his Of
See this morning. so they arranged 70
storm his Office once more.
Ny Richards IN his talk 20 tho do
ro.ieors declared that DC wanted ="
eet them their money. he explained
that the banks affairs would be placed
N charge OF the liquidsting bureau %
-he State Banking Department, for no
serviees Of which the deposi'oTs would
-. have N nav