The evening world. Newspaper, September 11, 1911, Page 6

NEW DREADNOUGHT TAH, MIGHTIEST $50.875 NOTE. IS WAIF “ASSET” OF UNION BANK OF NAVY, ARRIVES ca wen Directors Sly | Interested in Big Battleship, Just Commis Remsen Mortgage Co. Don't ioned, Will Get Her Fin Know Who Made It. ishing Touches Here. NEVER PUT ON BOOKS. , it, butt ‘ N York Na Yord More Witnesses Join Grout in‘ win 6 aan {, Ignoring Subpoenas to bbe nA te aiale _ wae 1 1, Bhe wa ein ory tt . pie The resumption of Mnto the fall > day dls weird ban fn the n fem and Pank, wreck of whicn Rdward J. the Union Bank. Co crowd at the hearing Sullivan, chanics and Traderr’ ¥ panied by his counsel, Max Manhattan Although Justice Putnam he Baturday that Edward M at may Deputy Spt. Dodge to be examined as)! to matters within his knowledge tn the) yo! Union Bank failure, Mr ut was not} premeui tusiay rev ng methods that « rement of the ol adera’ of the Me was accom: Steuer of former president e installed | will be appara 1d on wh In the to file an appeal from Justt Putnam's ruling. i OTHER WITNESSES BESIDES GROUT IGNORE SUBPOENAS. who conducted the | alin wl with th urlous to know held by t Ma flag to her ray was the conten | Bond and Mortgage Company. The note was given to the Mechanics and Traders Bank about three months before the | failure of that tnstitution, and was passed along to the Union Bank as an asset, Nothing had been realized on the note. Mr. Cropsey explained that at the time the note waa made, Henry B. Hii! was President of the Remsen Hond and Mortgage Company, and Dennis Hyland was secretary, Both were directors, Others on the directorate were Louls Stecher, the present President; Paul Grout. a brother of FE. M. Grout; Gil- bert Eliott and Wilifam ©. Damron, President of the Sumner Realty Com- pany. All of these were subpocnaed to ap pear to-day tell what they knew about thp $087 note, but Hyland and Stecher were the only membere of the kroup that responded Hyland was theirst witness, He sald that while he was secretary and a di- rector of the Remsen Bond and Mort Sage Company at the time the note was made, he never heard of the paper until at turned up among the assets of the Union Bank, He was utterly un- @ble to tell Mr. Cropsey anything about the note. Munroe. for a few hours to resh water, e men have had no since last mber, — FRANCE BALKS ON TERMS OFFERED BY GERMANY. Kaiser's Free Hand Policy Would Deprive French of Most of Their Privileges—More Delay. PARIS, Sept. 11.—The nature of Germany's reply to the proposals #ub- mitted by France with the idea of reaching an agreement regarding the Morocean problem has affected French Government circles unpleasantly. many's counter pro in Park gn Robert 3 Into port o Ger- ls were received eht, and, after be- ‘y eXamination pier Cafllaux and rs Belves, was de- elded to refer the proposals to special- iets on Morocean questions. When the apectalists have form Promier will call a inet and lay before for deeiston, | Germany asks, It appears, that every whole matter REMSEN CONCERN, ‘Mr. Btecher was then » that the note was never claim of German subjects to shall be He sata |" red on the dooks of ih company and th adie colton it without being in claims of Geri: never note wa ; H ound in the alleged H the Union Bank it was prom } pudiated | by } the Hemsen Hond and | NOTE WAS REPUDIATED By i | Mortgage Company. ‘The note He was Was shown to Mr. Stecher eked if he knew the writing of the instrumen like the writing of Mr. “but the note ap- Pears to bear the slmmature of the then ; president, Mr ns It was ight out In the examination Mr. her that the Union Bank 14 209 shares Of the stock of the Remsen Realty Company as collateral Por the Bote of $50,875. The bank has t Deen unadle to persuade anybody to 1 offer anyth ihe M0 shares of A} Remsen Rea c & DAMRON DREW THe $50,875 NOTE ; FOR SULLIVAN, ; W. C. Damron, whose name had been gl called at opening of the session, i en! t i end announce f fy. He exp > s j —— brit lat It was not an accident uit. 3 sked how many : ; shares of stock he owns in the Union The fact that ours is the largest Bank. He replied that at one time he} retail optical business in the world yen oa fh is not the result of “chance” or Mr. ¢ accident.” eeithe a8 tis because all Harris Glasses Bee amuir cotired go include an examination by tions. } Oculist of the highest person. then i. er nm wa ed} and professional standing; gaia he hea dr '*) cause we never advise the 1 Guast of David. had gor} glasses unless { Mr, Hill, Pr ) necessary; be and Mort ia) oe et aid tt as Mr. Sul ! t ivan, wh Avor HARRIS ey him, Mr. © a stood f Damron borrowed 1 4 Union Bank « athe b pendabili that institution guarantee of Francis V. Brown, now a la t Y once an office boy for David A alistaction He was whether your g Bihar doth Aves » hear Lenox Ave, Slat and Send St 76 Nassau St., near John St 1009 Broadway, near Willo’by, Bklyr 439 Fulton St, opp. A. &S., Bkiy * | 697 Broad St, near luhne’s Newark Was another witness. “charge: Brown" in of the Mechantes ‘These notes ar to elght yea never had avenue b Traders’ Ba 442 Columbus A 4 P ton of Flores Island Is about 9,000 eountsy 18 mountainous but fertile, ‘At makes little difference whai you aay World “Want” will go get aed te * eit. am STREET —— ginning were inclined ta the London Exchange, which aher, Canadian Pacific opened at t Steel was up I swed winter : Brooklyn N: om- | Union ache eee ae Pant The first two Keel-plates of the new! ner and Reading ell into new iit ; iad awn . aa fight: | Try it on W ground. ‘ ship ald do y the navy of | i Ol thy OF & wintry, were riveted | SANDWICHES “lin posttte ontes over! 4 | which F '? | surrounde %) Workm - - [in positio Pachionat! | by alx boy From the Pitta | general storekeeper of “What is new this ae | Navy-Yard; JB. ‘ T understand tt ts going to be a fad | Constructor Balle: to take an interest in one's children.) 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