The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-06

| 70 Accordx0oe Win the decision made by Recorder
IaLmaoge on tae writ OF cetiorar In this case uscs
Lothrop continued the investigation.
Mr.. Eomsine vas briefly examined in continuation
was left with Mr.. Geuid for sale on my account 10
repay the $500 prcyomly advanced TO me 10y Mr
was reported to me tbst the bond was sold to ! Mr.
Dixon for think abour 1900 the interest due on said
o1 bond DO not know the principal Tso $4,000 DC
At this stage OF the prcccedings, the complainant
Walter p Flanders, was swern on the crOss exsmins
sided at that place for the last two years previously
resided in New Hsmpshire; for the lass year
nave psnsa v1sr an ON S's Sr sssn asns
ted to the praession In September, 1884; ! have
been acting as treasurer of the Milwaukis and
that company tcche amount Of $500; it has been
$4,000; diminisb ed 1t nearly year ago; think
did not employ cvunsel In the business was en-
gagged In; did not consider necessary to have
s1seass thsn m ts.m to tho
Board Of Directors Of the company at Milwaukee,
which papers were examined BY the counsel for the
the one drawn up, and that one submitted to Col
Crocker, said; think it Was skeleton one from
had the resolutions given me by the board on which
l acted; think have the skeleton agreement In my
this is in the handwripx 81 my o.rk this Is possibly
copy OF resolution; this il the power Of at
h:s This
resolutions passed when returned home and not the
resolutions had when came to this city; these
psssed subsequently, on my return home; ct the
quest OF Mr. Cryder these papers were made; Mr. Her
Mnsaukie; don't know but ] drew them myself; /
doubt II have the resoutio which had when
here first; the substance of these resolutions
that authorize alter p Elan ders to negotiate
the bonds and mortgages Of the company, providing
such securities daposed Of at rate not less than
par;n think this the substance OF the resoiu-
ton; IL might have oontaineda provision that might
or could act at my own discretion, but l cannot
New York, ON . credit, but to sell them in Now
England, for the money, where Was scquanted;
showed the resolutions to Mr.. Cryder and Mckay;
they objected to the resolution not comforting
thorty me to SELL and they did not meet the views
OF their counsel the business transacted for
after Mckay to me with the papers, also a note
from Mr. Cryder 70 Mr.. Mckay; this note shown
sasd that ths not in abs siss
shape be might employ his counsel to put the papers
in such shape a. oud make his views consistent With
the agreement; that wo uld go to Milwaukee an suo
NIT the to the board this about the I'D Of
oot At my room. at the Irving House; the next day
of seeing Mr. Grycer; Mr. Mckay said Mr.. Cryder rs.
sided out of town some distance from the city and
cay Mr. Mckay said he would give me an
as desired to see Mr.. Cryder, and that Mr.. Crydsr
bad appointed o'clock that afternoon; accor-
dingly Mr. Mckay called on me to 20 dosn TO the
store Of Mr.. Crydsr, and on way called
in at the Office Of MIR Herring TO sec IT tho papers
were ready they were not quite finished and Mr.. No
Kay then left the oHlc- u few minutes and his re-
turn the papers finished which he took with him.
coming out Of the Office Mckay said to me- let
call In and see Mr. Jaudoa" or something to that
effect don't pretend to give the exact Language In
this matter but as near as can recolect he accord
ingy tcoS me into Mr.. Jaudons efice, ~ supposed
and introduced me TO gen ntemsn as Mr. Jaudsn after
a few moments at the request Of Mckay, the gentle
went with us to Mr. Jry store; upon entering
the counting room of Mr.. orydsrs store, We found
gentleman hittng alone apparently waiting, and who
was introduced TO me as Mr.. Cryder; the gentemaa,
Mr.. Cryder, new present, is the person; Mckay at
hrst did not introduce ms, but after . moment, Mr..
Crydsr arose and said to Mr. Mckay, This Is Mr..
Flanders, suppose;' Mr. Mckay then introduced ne;
the subect OF this negotiation introduced and the
iapers which Mr.. Herring had been preparing was
presented to Mr. Cryder by air. Mckay; 1 think
this was the agreement drawn from mine, with .oms
notifications and power Of attorney. The purport
difficulty in completing this negotiation ex.
cept on one point told Mr.. Cryder, yea object to
me.srs. s,rsohsn Scott as understood as deposi-
sres Of these securities and that insist the
Mes.rs, Jaudons. Yes, answered Mr. Cryder. can
not ray whether Mr. Jaudon was present not.
had authority to consent to body but strschan
Scott; that WAS limited by the Board OF Directors
The directors had confdense in stfschan S,ot, aud
l could not see any reason why he should object
TO them Mr. Cry der replied briefly that he had
He did not state what his reasons IL he
did do not iecol,ect what his answer fully
that subject. told Mr.. Cryd-r that IL couli
Che agency be shifted from Strachan Scott except
npop two conditions First that u must be TO persons
equally resionsibe and secondly, that it must be by
consent OF the Board. had talked this mates faly
to Mckay, and think to Mr.. Cryder II nov being
after o'clock the magistrate adjourned any further
ffocteLiufs uulh ciOck' tnis hicruool
Taking PossssiOn Nv Force Of Arms on Tuesday af
ternoon q disturbance occurred At dwelling howe
corner Of Amos and Fourth streets. In which DIR Geo
o Guunsnd others were concerned. 1t appears the
difficulty originated between the doctor and Mrs.
McCiellznd, with whom he bearded 1t seems the
doctor had leased the house TO her till the lst OF May
next; but becoming dissatisfied, he endesyorcd by
threats and other means 10 compel her to place the
premes again In his possession IN this he was unsuc.
eesstul. The doctor then resortcd 20 one OF cur
courts to redress his grievances where the case
10 row pending and Instead Of wailiag for their
decisiop az be ,hould have done, he enpoyed four
teen men head.d by himself armed with sticks etc.
obtained. admission to the premises turned Mrs Me-
Cliand out Of dosrs without legal process barr
caded the front and rear OF the house aitrning the
inmstes In n terrible manner and tn threw the far
niture OF the house In the ard mi urng II In shame
full manner, Grating a gr.a. excitement, woeu the
admitance into the house, arrested the parties and
conveyed them 20 the poli,s Office The following are
the persons arrested; 0eorge Bradley Thom stss-
art, Edward Van State, Thomas Black George Ssius,
Edward Adams Charles Mc3urley A. III. Robins,
wm MeCsuiay. Peter Cornell, VIM. Thompson, Ram
,ey Black, Robert Lssrsnce, Or. George dunn,
aud Hiram Weeks all Of whom we're detained BY Jus
tice AeGrs,h for further hearing subsequently all
tn. accused parties were held to bail in the sum OF
$40, to answer the charge.
The foiIo~ipR IL the Doctors versop:-In jurics 10
DR. 0snn we give his statement of the case vni,h is
that hs has lease oft the hoas. from Mr.. X D. DAILY
(the owner) for three years from last May. His family
lived IN the house uutil November when thsy
moved to Bergen, the Doctor remaining AMI continu.
ing his practice In November hs employed Mrs.
NC Cleiisnd as his hou.eksepsr, to keep boarding
boufe lot glfihk hrTs ~ onprusseon
proportion OF the prodts In January last they male
ssrs.msnt In writing to that effect he agreeing TO
employ her tin the fret Of May. The Docter alleges
that the contract was broken on her part, by CON.
mencirg q series OF snnoyances and prosecutions
sgspst MIN destroying bic practice which resulted In
hts beipg elected from bis own house. lie then con.
mencd suit against her before Justice Mech, under
the statute o. " Fbrcible Entry ard Detsiner.' In
which the first jury rendered verdict In his favor
The Doctor then conceived he had right to eject any
person from bis premises, snt particularly his
bousekseper, and then sought TO regain possession
Committed Jor Triai.-Willlsm Fsrnham, the man
arrested pafspg counterfeit S5 bills, has been
m,t-d In full for trial three charges by Justice
Mountfort. No bail allowed.