New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26
LAW LNTE'LLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURTIN CR.sBEssBsore Judge OAKLEY ldgs
DUEs also being present.
cAsE OF ALEXANDER KrLE, JR.

CASE OF ALEXANDER KYLE, JR.
Harlem Railroad Company as. X Jr and Ju.ls, sail-'
of Mr. from disposng OF house and lot made over to
him by X and wife siLce the discovery OF alleged frauds
bv Mr. X Secretary OF the Company, To transfers OF
stock and prohibiting X. and Z. from dsposing Of any
stock &c also for judgment against Mr. X. for 900,
value Of stock aedged have been frauduenty trans
ferred By him already referred 10.
Mr. X ordered already stated, 10 be held 70 bau
in 500 900 which be had not yet been able 70 procure
He was arrested by the Sheriff the order directing his
arrest but not placed pr.on BENG reIanei u the Pm
is He brought up Yesterday on the notion OF ms
counsel. Messrs. Talmadge and Frye eI-kecorier ana
Councilman that lie be dist charged from custody or Ihe
hail reduced ana that the injunction be dissolved he
is Young man. having the appearance OF about :, years
Of age tall in stature straight features hord comps koh
dark brown hair and whsker nearly black ana dark or
what is called hazs eyes. He wears his WHISPERS quite
full. with the exception Of the upper hP ana Is what
called a snowy or good looking man MS ar ana
manner are those OF confidence and ease. Although ook
ing 80 youny he be considerable Older than his
appearance would indicate he has been Secretary OF the
Company for years He was previous to that
il said clerk in the broker establishment OF Shepperd
& Co. Wall-st.
M Tamadge in presenting Argument on the motion,
con.ended that the affidavit and undertaking which the
order were granted detective and void by reason OF
the one being 10 before NJ SANFORD one Of the aor
news for plaintiff and the other certified 10 before him.
Also that there enough ia the affidavit To enttle the
Harlem COMPANY 90 enter the suit and in that respect the
order II Injunction and to hold 10 bail were void Also
tina; the act Of Mr.. Kyle even admitting the affidavit to
be true does bring the within the statute IN Fea
ton 10 fraud or breach OF trust Ae
The affidavit states Mr. T. read that the stock OF the
Compauy con sss of 900 shares of so each under the
law Of 81 and 80 shares under the law Of l4 latter
entitled 70 special Of dividend Se that when said
KYLE entered :he service Of plaintiffs he was young man
III a prorery and while in the service OF SAID Company
he did not receive salary more than adequate to his
-snt REGULAR expenses that they have discovered that
dnO the last two years be has cold and transferred 800
hares Of the old stock of the Company and 800 Of the
Preferred Stock and applied the proceeds TO his own USE
ana tina, he did By using the blank certificates Entrusted
20 bi- care AZ Secretary, &c that the par value was
so 600 ard then goes say ha, he IS possessed as
thew believe OF large amount OF persons property m
cndinC horses wagons household furniture and money
ard also tia, he possessed OF house ana lo' IN
which be has transferred to bis faihern-
law. sc. -, -. - ,..,o
ard defective asserting IN some cases Whist they coul
o. tnov and In Others being too vague AMI was not
doeurren; that would authorize al order 70 hold 10 Dan
100000. ..,.-,, r,or,
than ADEQUATE 20 his regular ccreni expenses t1a was
b-osi assertion M T. said but allowing thst II Wa
-rs II only shows the impohey Id ali oar Danks lhsur
snce and Railroad Companies. and other puohc ih.tIu
1,s Of living low salaries whereby the partes nave
MI .If;csnt TO live they are tempted 70 s'eol.
INr Talmadge. when in the Board Oh SuPsrfissoS
Recorder was always in favor OF hgn ssanTs 10, inI
y,,;ou. CITY and County departments Mr. auuaea
r. the .ct Of Mr. Robert Schuyler having oeen
and then the presidency being transferred 20 as o'n1
bs catered 10 want Of attention on the pay Oh tne ~
rc,ors and the gres. amount Of business ~hen de''~