The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-03

my Own, but | could not do It; l would not have
thought OF these things II had not been poor.
SIGNING THE QUITrANCE.
BY Mr.. Cox-Srate how YOU came TO sign that
release A. Mr.. Davis had detective or an Of
hcer Of some sort standing there with little cane
ten and prepared Tor me to sign; told MIN would
NOT swear To any such document; then he told me
IL: told him 1 would write q letter and sign
IT, but would not swear to IL; this Is the leller
OF Mr. Davis to have me arrested; slgned 1t also In
consideration OF The sum OF 500.
q. Did YOU get the money! A. 1 did.
z. Is this all In your handwriting A. All except
portion OF the two items below.
Z. Where was TINS signedS A. In the ofice Of
q. Wnat Is his bnsinessS A. A lawyer.
Z. Has he anv other nusiness2 A. He was re-
ceiver OF the Ocean National Bank.
q. Did he give You the money? A. He gave me
check fer 500.
q. On what bank9 A. l DO not remember,
O. What do You mean by ''reieasing all claims p,
A. SIMPLY that would release him from all obllga-
tons; l dd the thing under threats: when Davis
since the a1alrs 81 the bank closed and 1t
very remarkable tnlng to talk about prosecuting
II the Comptroller thought mad Jailed M admins.
terng the affairs oil the bank IL should nave Oeea
voLUMINous LETTER WRITER.
O. Have you written any letters subsequent to
thatY A. Yes, str; have written u hat lull
q. or the same tenor III that or OctoDer2 A. DO
not know the character; have written persuasive
letters ana others; intended to get back the money
BY MI. sMlTn-You remarked that the consldera-
ton had Jailed; wnat considerations You said you
intended % ses BACK me money because the con.
no consideration, Tor received none; have some
papers and memoranda which, II ! had, could
answer your Questions more satisfactorily
by Mr.. MgRRIAM-Waere are tneV2 A. Some OF
thom are In New York.
THE NAN WITH THE LlBRARYs ADVICE.
q. Have you been approached since you have
been here BY any party 10 regard to your testimony
a. upon You ass TO come BY
ingly that had written that letter to AIR. Randall
and dld not suppose ne was going to give the let
the committees and really would nov give my
right arm II had not done it, because don't ike
seS pun sop Albert Msa 60
qualntance OF mine rom tennessee; went to HI.
Office, and found HIM disabled, ana then went to his
private room to see him and ask him about this
thing; told him should be called upon to say
things that would reflect upon certain persons and
"Mr. Rutter, have but little In this world, outside
OF my ltbrary-that you see here; put ADVISE you
ward, unvarnlsned story, let IL nit whom 1t may;n
THE MAGIC NAME ON THE CARD.
Q. 1t has been testified here that you mad been
approached by Mr.. hulDurdr A. met MIR. HUI.
burd. but took nobody's advice; when came to
Washington went to yet from Mr. Hulburd a tact
to relieve the impression made upon the puollc
that had robbed that bank OF currency, IA stated
In the NEW YORK HERALD; stopped at the owen
House, ana sent o card over by tae coored boy to
Mr.. Hulburd Just SIMPLY my name upon IL, ana Mr..
ABOUT the ' mater I SPOKE or and he PROMISED to
furnish TO me- but SO far he has not done so; That
Ii the conversation We had, cir.
the following are the letters referred to In the
PAY Or. I'M HUNGRY
DRAn srn-I enclose draft upon you sboo I regret
that necessity compes me- and those of my family to
FROM who have = me- and procured
and property from me under peculiar
M
for elothing Assp them have taken legal
sss SsSs s n ~
sa 80 % A. Som %
yjS & VA :: Iss
7sss Il ss's Young for
= am s0i IN bad health my family SUFFERING You and
re
party y somo.ct Of II they do not pay me- Colsctivey
yestl.s tAsm a once j. ne Yssres possible
this PAID ms justly due
AN END TO This TRANSACTION.
but nj; drni. not met YIN know y
nase or s o an Ss
condition 70 pay IT, You justice il, ana
@ al
pfssst
have the money back cotaas y poesns from which
" .ss d. a.sss. .
ss MI Ss only s sss as
an ho ss s a. sna
.le money your draft. Ny health Dad and condition
sSssff1I ew,s banis Co., wall street, New York
HE MUST PAY Me-
LITTER "B."
!. h % sy
Having many OF fortune. fnd myself
family in extreme want q money ! am thu. compelled 70
prsssnsea to Mr. Huibard when had means and
he
me aea 49, s s1a ''' fanny geo a RurrER
viii pay you siOO in full for said carriage and harness
'G pna u i, is7a A' D'''
TnEG DA yasI nroDo,oo and release a. claim. 10
'f Ssc. 81 piTs sRgs. GEO. H. H01fhA
THE EVIDENCE OF DAVIS.
Mr.. Theodore "a. DAVIS, lawyer, OF New York,
and receiver Of the defunct Ocean National Bank OF
That city, was called in relation to the statement OF
MI. Ruiter that ne DAVIS transacted the Carriage
between mse aq bsnso ne Te
transactions. he denied the story OF Rutter's,
that he had offered him money to keep away from
ocean casai"s National Bank Of which he IS re:
to 1t $4,000. He then related the following
as a conversation between himself, HulDurd aud
CAendcr:-" Mr. HulOuru was III my OflCe anu L
said to him, DO you know Calender Is borrowing
money OF the ocean Bankf He said NO. The next
day, Calender being III my ofice asked the ques-
ton, what 1t was about his borrowing money; he
very much surprised ano said, Il intend to take
1t up tomorrow |; Mr.. Hulburd said the thing must
be stopped; he did not care what the security was;
II money was borrowed 1t must be done outside;
Calender went on to say great deal; Mr.. Hul6uri
spoke very severely OF what Calender had done, and
Calender resented II; Mr. Hulburd said IT must
stop, and spoke very sharply about 1t; Iinterered
because was friend TO MIR. Hulburd; Calender
had told me time ana again that his matters were
all straight with the Ocean Bank, AMI / did not
know they were not until about TWO days before the
bank failed.
THE RESIGNATION.
These are the material allegations on which
the majority Of the committee based the resolu-
ton IN favor OF Mr.. Hulburd's removal The
Comptroller was present at all the EXAMINATIONS.
ana by silence at least acqulesced In what was
done. The majority OF the committee claim that II
he mad any defence TO make he ought TO nave made
1t before them instead OF to Mr.. Boutwell,. In day
or two the whole question will be decided. II
IL said that Comptroller Hulburd has placed his
resignation In the hands OF Secretary Boutwell,.
To-day Mr.. Hulburd turned over the Currency Blu.