Histoire du comté de Westchester : New York, y compris Morrisania, Kings Bridge et West Farms, qui ont été annexés à New York City / . t moins de $>.OO0000 afin de rétablir la banque. Fnder cet accord, un fonds souscrit de 7 895 000 $, a été amassé, D.O. Mills à partir de la liste avec un abonnement de 1 000 000 $. La société Oriental Bank de Lon-don a maintenant consenti à protéger les rédacteurs et crédits en circulation de la banque, dans la mesure de 1,2>0000 $, à condition que D. O. Mills, William Sharon et Thomas Rell garantissent le paiement dû de la même façon; et ces messieurs ga

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History of Westchester county : New York, including Morrisania, Kings Bridge, and West Farms, which have been annexed to New York City / . t less than $>.OO0, 000 inorder to re-establish the bank. Fnder this agree-ment, a subscribed fund of $7, 895, 000 was raised, D.O. Mills starting the list with a subscription of$1, 000, 000. The Oriental Bank corporation of Lon-don now consented to protect the outstanding draftsand credits of the bank to the extent of $1, 2~>0, 000, on condition that D. O. Mills, William Sharon andThomas Rell would guarantee the due payment ofthe same; and these gentlemen gave their guaranteesto that effect. Then, on September 30th, just onemonth and five days after the suspension, the boardauthorized the resumption of business on the 2dday of October. As the iron doors of the bank were thrown openagain, the bells of the city rang, and great crowds inthe streets sent up cheer after cheer. Mr. Mills hadexpected a run. and had prepared for it. Rut at oneoclock he was able to announce to his board thatdeposits were largely in excess of drawings. A gen-eral financial crash on the Pacific coast was averted.. NORTH The crowds on the street, as they learned the satisfac-tory state of affairs inside, cheered and called for Mr.Mills, till he, who hated public appearances and hadno gift of speech-making, was forced out again andagain to bow his acknowledgments. For some time his duties continued of the mostonerous, perplexing and delicate character. But liestuck to his post till he saw the bank again thor-oughly established and in the best condition. Thenhe once more tendered his resignation on March 12, 1878, to take effect at the pleasure of the board notlater than the 1st of May; and so at last regainedhis liberty, with the firm purpose never again to un-dertake the care of any business but his own. The later years of Mr. Mills life have accordinglybeen quieter and less eventful. He gradually madeheavy investments in the East and finally constructedthe la

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