National Republican., 1876-10-23
CHARLES H. MouLroN.
More couhding creditors Appearing,

More Confding Creditors Appearing.
The full account published in the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN last Saturday morning of the
financial operations, imposition upon his
friends and final fight of Charles H. Moulton
from their Just wrath leaves little more to be
said in regard 10 the matter. SiRce the public
disclosure of his reckless transactions and vic
timizing of his friends other parties, who for
some reason remained silent, have now come
out, and the amoaut of his liabilities will far
exceed the figures first givsn. By a typographi-
cal error in the issue of Saturday it was made
to appear that he had oecrdrawn his account
at the Citizens Nstfenal Bank for $4,000,
when II should have read 81 500, and the two
notes gcing to protest the same afternoon in
creased the sum to 81 S401.
The following is correct list of those per
cons that have taxen legal steps to make
good the losses sustained through Kim: Brain
ard II. Warner, TO recover 81, ,5SS.6S, with
interest from September, 1876; Lyndon H.
Stevens, for balance on an overdue prcmissory
note, SS26.75, at interest of ten per cent. per
snnum from July Is, 1876; Henry A. Girls
void, action on note of $3.50, with interest at
ten per cent. per annum until paid; George /.
Hill sues for S400, on an overdue pronissory
note; Theodore F. Gatchel enters suit for S420;
the Citizens National Bank, to recover S4,-
4O1 81 of an overdrawn account; Yssco De
Sey, TO recover on an overdue promssory
note, S455; Francis j. Prott, to recover So
573; Mr.. 1. P. Childs, 81 600, and Joseph Nc
IntOsh, S3.
The following creditors have not yet insti-
tuted suits against him: Mr.. Morgan, 81 900;
DIR. Trausean, S5, 600; W. L. Fanderlip, 5000;
George H. johnson, 50 ,ooo; J. H Mcdaniel,
of Georgetown, $50, GOO; the last named gen.
tleman, it is understood, holds real estate pa
per from which he expects to realize about
Todd = n hAn II
Todd, s., 500; Robert Roach, 81 ,eeo: Tucker &
Sherman, H. S. johnson and Hamilton &
Pearson, amounts not ascertained. Messrs.
Roach, Tucker d Sherman, Johnson and Ham,
ilton u Pearson have filed liens against GER
tain property Of Moulton's on Corcoran street.
The first tidings from Moulten were received
by his former partner, George /. Hill, when IL
was ascertained that he had reached Rich
mond, Va, in safety, and forwarded power
of attorney to that gentleman, accompanied
with wish that be would settle up the bust
ness, and expressed himself as satisfied that
his assets were ample to meet the liabilities.
DR.. Trauseau, the over-confding clerk who
was taken in and done for with others, pro-
ceeded to Richmond as soon as he found the
abscondiDg broker had made halt there, and
wrote back to Mr. Tmeney that on his return
he would bring Moulton's propositions with
him.
That has the appearance of adding insult to
injury, for after fleeing his friends he coolly
offers them terms of settlement. What his
proposition will be remains to be seen. 1t is
evident, however, that the assets will not bal
ance with the liabilities, for while the latter,
judging from present appearances, Will ap-
proximate S100, 900, the former when free of
all membranes will not reach more than
SIS, eco or $50, Geo at the highest calculation.
This will leave a small amount out of which
to complete q settlement satisfactory to the
creditors.