New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER %
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
A RECEIVER FOR THE CLAIRMoNT.

A RECEIVER FOR THE CLAIRMONT.
JUDGE wRsrBRooK APPOINTS Henry A. sMALLEY-
! TWO MORE LETTERS FROM HOYT TO SWAN.
The Committee of Trustees of the Clairmont
Savings Bank continued their enquiries yesterday Wiih-
out developing any facts of especial interest Inc WofH
ia proceeding somewhat slowly, owing to the great con
fusion Of accounts, and the mental and physical coh-
ton o Mr. Swan Secretary, VINO IA really incspabe
inst at present, clearing the affairs intrusted 10
him on the supposition that Mr Hoyt has nlndo away
with ST 600 there still remains large deficiency 10
be accounted for dcpOsitOr, who has $1,000 20 MS
credit on the books OF the bank said yesterday that he
id not believe that the bank would pay more sah %
cents on dollar Upon being asked II ne suspected t
any OF the apparent rascality could be traced to Mr.
Broadwe tine President H. replied that he could
y believe yet that that gentleman had been dsnon
est f. was Mr. Broadwell, old gentleman with graz
beard and pleasant voice. who first induced him to d.
posit his money the Calrmont Bank. The President
said tina. he making money out OF It, but he kcd
% feel that no influencing working people TO put
their money IN q safe place.
J. O uoyt presented himself at the committee meet
ng Of trustees Yesterday morning and asked to- D. granted
access TO the books This request refused by the
chairman Marsh Mr. Swan yesterlay furnished the
following copies OF letters received by him from hr
Hoyt: .,o ,o,--
DEAR swAN:-Your letter received. feel and apprecl
your situation and appro every feeling tlat you have
WITH all the intensity that 1t IA possible io m - psl.
and live and -ti 10 faster than am doing. FOR
WORKING with all tae might anu plwrf P3.c.- 10
snstain and prot CT 4y lnIesr " an hoho anu i t
bushes, transact ms except In good lntn % PER
form. and never mean TO- Tho check ia ms morning
60 be paid untii heard rom tne parry oi
another maer npon Which T., pamend deP,Hc'5 1cop
here at all, especa " at present In i'Sie' .. Y -
NEw-YoRK, June 81. 1877
FRIEND SWAMI will end ayor TO have acheck for yon
FOR fpe - 800 tomorrow morning. nave n'rh hiu u'
a day. aud am tired out myself ana know You hre'
but we Eiit tiis thing out little longer. Whrn
the check comes in nu, ne Pau ~ MI M nus VI I
wheels blocked 20 help either you or NY aI an ~
will give something 10 us' for It sure; FOR 6Dds
sake uon't make things AT the last moment
fnan they need DE. II Stout gets back tomorrow,
OF these notes have, but fof heavens sake don't throw
away what few friends We have ieft TO hep rs II you
stand Dy me- will see You through, bui lmposIuie I'M
css yOu do, and GUn We are bOth destroyed nave h
Voc know, TINS $1,000, - % or more IN che stocH ana
Ter H. a. 90 t,a' ~ T I.so I'm Tho mo nm
HOYT
The stout referred is \. V. Stout President OF The
Shoe ana Leather Bank The stock mentioned which 10
was proposed sell 10 reached Is, Hannibal ana
ST. Joseph Railroad stock. The check mentioned In the
fist letter was one winch Ioyt had drawn the bank
when ne had no account there. He alludes to
d in reply 10 letter from M Swan ure-
Ing him not to draw when he had no account
70 draw against. Mr. Swan feels very bitterly
against Dir. Hoyt AMI declares that to him IL due h,
own ruin. lie anirus that he has not dollar in the
world and that the who pretended to be his best
friend his worst enemy. lie denied Yesterday, m the
most positive manner Tie truth Of Mr.. Hoyts ntmaton
the trustees that he 1S"anl mad oSt money III Npecu
htng IN Hannibal and So joseph stock
T. +. YaHde'eer, attorney for TIE ,depGStors o. me
bank appeared Yesterday before Judge WeslnIook Ia
supreme Court, Chambers, ana ASKED thr C1urt uhS
George \ Grmdy, the largcS, drpostor. be Amounted
receiver the b4nk. Mr. Wns'r appeared for some o.
tne trustees, aui asNcd mat Robert j. Cornell, trustee
ana a member OF tu. committee now eNihniuS me
al MS of t1e bank hs appointed Toe Judge rthnrkeI
tIa ha regarded IL improper 10 appoint trustee anu