New York University - Violet Yearbook (New York, NY)

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The National Bank of North America 'I N N fI+I XV XT O li IC RICHARD L. EDWARDS, 1'RIcsIDI4:NT CHARLES W. MORSE, VICIQ-PRESIDENT HENRY CHAPIN, JR., VIC1f:-PR14:sImeN'r ALFRED H. CURTIS, CASHIFR J. FREDERICK SWEASY, ASsIS'rAN'r CASIIIIQR I3TIiI4lCfl'ORS HI-:NRY II. COOK RICHARD I.. EDWARDS WARNER M. VAN NORDIQN WARNER VAN NORDIQN AUGUST BELMONT OAKLEIGH THORNE DAVID II. HOUGH'l'AI.ING I-:DWARD T. IaI+:D1foRD HENRY CHAPIN, ju. JOHN II. 1fLA0LIf:R CIIARLIQS w. MORSE CHARLES 'r. RARNIQV I-IIQNRY If. DIMOCK ROBERT M. THOMPSON XVILLIAM SALOMON MAIILON D. THA'l'CI'IFR FRANK R. s'rUR0Is IIENRY IIUDGE WILLIAM If. IIAVEMEYIIQR BUYS AND SELLS FOREIGN DRAFTS ISSUES TRAVELERS LETTERS OF CREDIT S 'J' A TIG IW IG N 'J' , TI-IE NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH AMERICA AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, FEBRUARY 25th, 1902 RESOURCES Loans, ---- - 358,390-797 U. S. Bonds, ----- 1,744,000 Other Bonds and Stocks, - - I ,097,770 Exchanges for C. H., 32,307,237 28 Cash, - ' ' 3-325,142 31 Due from Banks, - 2,855,693 71 8,968,073 325,700,640 Capital, . . Surplus and Profits, Circulation, . Deposits, . . LIABILITIES 552,000,000 2,030,687 826,700 20-343,253 525,700,640

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THE NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NEW YORK ORGANIZED 1856 CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 56,000,000 OFFICERS RICHARD DELAFIELD STUYVESANT FISH vue:-Pnssuosnr PRESIDENT ALBERT H. wlc.GiN VICE-PRESIDENT GILBERT C.THORNE GEORGE S. HICKOK VICE-PRESIDENT CABHIER . EDWARD J. BALDWIN FRED'K O. FOXCROFT ASST. CASI-IIER 2ND ASST. CASHIER DIRECTORS JOSEPH T. MOORE STUYIVESANT FISH GEORGE S. HART CHARLES STERNBACH CHARLES SCRIBNER EDWARD C. HOYT W. ROC KHILL POTTS AUGUST BELMONT RICHARD DELAFIELD FRANCIS R. APPLETON JOHN JACOB ASTOR GEORGE S. HICKOK GEORGE FRED'K VIETOR ALBERT H. WIGGIN CORNELIUS VANDERBILT xiv Elnited States Qlurtgagc and Ernst Qtuinpang 59 CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK Capital and Surplus Protlts ----- 30,000,000 Credits Monthly Interest on Depositors' Balances Acts in all Trust Capacities for Corporations and Individuals DIRECTORS 1 George W. Young, President Samuel D. Babcock C. C. Cuyler Wm. H. BaIdwin,lr. Charles D. Dickey Frederick 0. Barton William P. Dixon C. Ledyard Blair Robert A. Granniss Dumont Clarke G. G. Haven, lr. Chas. R. Henderson Gustav E. Kissel Luther Kountze, William B. Leeds Charlton T. Lewis Richard A. McCurdy Robert Olyphant Charles M. Pratt Mortimer L. Schiff James Timpson, Eben B. Thomas Corneliusvanderbilt

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Farmers Loan and Trust Company GHARTERED 1822 Nos. 16, r8, zo and 22 William Street - NEW YORK CAPITAL, - - 2?aI,OO0,000.00 UNDIVIDED Pkoifrrs, 6,5oo,ooo.oo The Company is a legal depository for moneys paid into Court, and is authorized to act as Executor, Administrator, Trus- tee, Guardian, Receiver, and in all other Fiduciary capacities. Acts as Trustee under Mortgages made by Railroad and other Corporations, and as Transfer Agent and Registrar of Stocks and Bonds. Receives deposits upon Certificates of Deposit, or subject to check and allows interest on daily balances. Manages Real Estate and lends money on bond and mort- gage. Acts as Agent for the transaction of any approved financial business. EDWIN S. M,xRs'roN, President Taos. J. BARNETT, ad Vice-President SAMUEL SLOAN, JR., Secretary Anonsrns V. HEELY, Assistant Secretary W1Lr.1AM B. Cfxranozo, Assistant Secretary CORNELIUS R. AGNEW, Assistant Secretary Samuel Sloan William WaldorfAstor D. 0. Mills Robert F. Ballantine Franklin D. Locke George F. Baker - A G. Agnew Charles A. Peabody Hugh D. Anchincloss James Stillman Henry A. C. Taylor D. I-I. King, Jr. Robert C. Boyd E. R. Holden William Rowland Edward R. Bacon W, 5. Bogert Edwin S. Marston Moses Taylor Pyne S. 5. Palmer Cleveland H. Dodge john L. Riker Daniel S. Lamont Henry Hentz I-I. Van Rensselaer Kennedy Archibald IJ. Russell P. A. Valentine l I I I I E 1 l I I xvi I-I. C. F. KOCH gl CO. NEAFIEST TO YOU THE LARGEST DEPARTMENT ms :..e.1.:sm...... STORE or UPPER 1eisj,L ts'rirrfrriis'-55' lI's.M'-En I . xn llllllllulh , 4 , 'mr :I e .sin - fi cyl-'C 2- S: IDF!-I:-:1igI:':'::g:::::-iq:sts., Q . ,Mi- , fr. ' A rr... .4 ig? f flVY1f'f'-e ff.f'Iisf'Zi.fw7- ' 7 475:-'feds'l:'H:.4f:'.:1.ra':': ii' 7- T 1 -shut i.. I-.e.f:.fli:1-.:g s-.3a4f.:if.l'e1fj? K I I , ii-Exif!,?..!E:Ij!IL.,l.: W Q .4 .1 E iL..l.iL.-JDE.-.IJ HE mi- ix.: F ,-kj: -Q 4 ! f f J F QE 1' -1 g., . .f. P4411-I . It I..-2... 1 Rr? ' NEW YORK Assortments as big as can be found anywhere down town -PRICES POSITIVELY LOWER. l TWH .L.i'l nf jd' 3 All BI!! 1 gl: :nl 1 nn .911 i k g.- ii EVERY NEED or THE PERSON on THE HOME sarisracronnv sur- PLIED. k,gpi..II :ii3lf i I, N151-?m.... -fig! f- are NIEN'S SHIRTS, NECKWEAR, GLOVES UNIBRELLAS, LEATHER GOODS, JEWELRY BOOKS, STATIONERY, ENGRAVING COLLEGE RIBBONS, PILLOWS, ETC., ETC. 125th Street, West: Bd mL3'Sl'Z.fE'iI l.v...u.s l-1 - 41 l -