New York, der Metropole: seine Kenntnis für Geschäftsleute. . Frühen $ 200.000 und Mittel in Höhe von 2.500.000 $. In Bezug auf die Maschinen der Bank Es isthoroughly in allen seinen Abteilungen organisiert und hat eine largeclientage unter den wichtigen Betriebe inder Nähe und ui) Stadt im Allgemeinen. PATRICK GARVIN DUFFY. Es gibt nur sehr wenige New Yorker, deren Namen morefretiuently zu hören sind als die von Patrick Garvin Duffy, und wedo keine Wer ist populärer kennen. Er war in der Grafschaft Monaghan geboren, ich reland, am 31. August 1842, aber wenn nur 18 Monate alt war broug

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New York, the metropolis : its noted business and professional men. . early $200, 000 and resources amounting to$2, 500, 000. As regards the machinery of the bank it isthoroughly organized in all its departments and has a largeclientage among the important business establishments inthe vicinity and ui)town generally. PATRICK GARVIN DUFFY. There are very few New Yorkers whose names are morefretiuently heard than that of Patrick Garvin Duffy, and wedo not know of any one who is more popular. He was born in the County Monaghan, I reland, on August31, 1842, but when only eighteen months old was brought tothis country by his father, Bernard G., who was an Irishnational schoolmaster, and subse(]utntlv a professor andmathematician of reputation in Nt w York After the deathof his father in 1849, young Duffy n tended the i)ublic schoolsof New York City foratimeand then was fitted for collegeby his uncle, a Catholic priest, in the northern part of thisState, and subse(|uentiy entered at Seaton Hall (ollege, South Orange, N. J., where he was tutor and prefect for five. IA 1 KK. K (;.K1N DlI lV. years. .After leaving college he was teacher in the NewYork Public Schools for seventeen ears, eleven of which hetaught as Princi|)al in Grammar School No. 29. Whilelrinci|)al he studied forthe bar in the Columbia College Law.School, and in 1869 graduated second in a class of over ahundred. .After being admitted to the bar he resigned theposition of princij)!! and began practising law. He was apjtointed Police Justice to fill an unexjjired term of fiveyears and six months, and two years after for the full termof ten years. He is now, therefore (1893), eighteen years onthe bench. It was after leaving the Grammar School (1S69)he took a hand in politics, and has ever since then been theIammany leader in the First Assembly District. He hasbeen sachem for six years and has attended State andNational Conventions as a delegate sinc e 1869. In thiscapacity he became intimately accpiainted with

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