The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-22

.uonNfNG TIfEEE TIMES UHTLE TIE
uyrItIK U4S ~ ms house
u, ,,opcr. vi. >on-'"-L"w, Ace".cd orunv-


,- n,r,,,u.rr.s suddenly Checked Gen.
=, smniics Appointed ~ the Receiver.
v-r r Narlcrvccr, counsel for the de-
.ntacCarmont Savings Bank. moved
.rtYutm ut oi rccoiNr before judge
~ .....', Yesterday. and susMud the namo
w. . q. Gruuly. one OF the largest deposit
~. Dnthrtl.tof the trustees. Trustee Rob
,.,G r.rn.N was -uls, stod. judge Wcsthrook
,,,.,rs.t tnt hcw Ild prcicrto appoint some
.,.,vlv connie tod with the bank. Later
49, .,..f.aI Gen. Henry \. Smallcy. son "
t'. rui., Sma'iy Of Vermont. OF the
=. tc.,4 C.ru.t Court. Gcn. Smglley al
sf....tt-rI .r...v i-hip ~ "a number ~ ,s-
,.'. u.. is pr.-.l No of the Star Publishing
r.. Tv.s s.r'cmcn justified in $4,000
....r- .h. auuirod bond OF $4,000.
,D ..a.-t to bank was brought hy
rI,r.t., d. Hates. WHO has Sl.s52.j5 in tie
so.e The lAm.aIug Committee continued
ptre. .-. ,-t.. 80 Nut at the close of ii.' day
r N..-h auunuu 'ed that they were not
yf.'.. tmlarau uf'lneiblc report.
Tfr followed surprise in tho arrest OF
T. tt ttufu.ta0u iu d = home at 405 Borg n
U..If atruu.. .J,rs.y city. Tho IAaminins
r.a ra, consulted Mr. Van Dcryc'r on
V.n .I.yust What action should Dr. tas D Co
r.,, g from L. dcut BroadweN all oi the
mon which they were convinced hn had
yr.n. .tl.y nAru. rhecomm .tt q from tho ilr {
.I 40 satisfied thut the ioyt tran-a tlon-
WI. sy far FROM covering the amount of t'ie
unex. iu a deficiency. and. further that the
d.G. n.y wis not 90 recent origin. Tl"y b"-
h.t.l tIat it wu- begun az tho very CONF
mrn~neut They cn oiyterel serious cm-
hrrrH--mrnt in tracing the irresular.u 5.
rat 90 la-t found SUM lent groun j.
on which to lase an prdor of arr est.
A slmpluut was drawn up and preparation io
otiin an order oi arrest was made $50 that II
coul bc got at q moments notice. Mr. Van
pcrvror advised AGAINST the actual issue oi ihc
orlcr. 20 prevent his intentions from hceomin-
public. It WIS found imuos-ihl' t. ct Mr.
Boon wellwth'n the iur sdi tom of q Nrw Nor,
court, although several of the trustees visit a
lm fnl hesought him % come e. th1 bank ana
e,it 70 It's affairs To- them. Then. after con-
fit, with Mr.. Thomas Wnsor.a lawyer Of
tbs nty. il was determined t. begin AN
alton in New Jersey. Mr.. f. II. Gilhooly. an
other iUwyer Of Elizabeth \. J.. WINS retained.
Rcd. N the raucr- in an action 20 trospa-s On
a.. .tH-e On hehalf Of the Cla'rmont SAVINGS
Han. u-anst sherman Droalw,l. Mr.. Gill
. Hpi1el 10 Mr.. George Van II rn Conn
o. % rof the Supr mn Court lu Jersey ttfv
HI..r..rtnl an ur inr tor rgpIHs. Damages
vr nd at s3luOu. but the Commiss lonrr
iN u.. .hah 40 sllUno. The cglias was del. .t'
trelf. Cul"r Sheriff Cr0nan ~ Hudson aoun,y
it lr arrest had h,,n made VI e-rI. Van
y rN r. Glihuoly. and WinSor Went o. ! r.
ty Ml found IN" Uul r Sher.n. \ -liLhf in-
lIrW 'v m IN" papers having been correct" ]
N- O., rGn said that he WIS r"aiy 10 pro t"i
aAl'' iunr i"oS a carrls" ana drQVcio der
sy tft llel.hts Mr. Niu-or went alun tot'lr
q Nr. HrogGwell's residence. hnnIsam
lr..-'. ~ and basement brick house. TIA,
door ~ opened hy Mr.. William Coop r. Mr.