The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-26

inc .nv rurtb.r IN the said action and from coui-
menclnx any other action Of similar nature against
this plaintiff and from applying Tor, procuring, con-
eenrnu To takng or entering any order, either IN
the said suit any other ior tue appo,asen. " .
receiver OF The Erie Railway Company or Oh s any
sand suit or any other restraining, suspenu-
ing or interfering with any Queer OF tne
Erie Railway Company as such and from enforcing
or annyinr for the enforcement OF any such order or
orders Third, that the defendant Richard Roe. OF
NV whatever other name he may be called, be re-
STRAINED by injunction from acting attempting TO
nct as receiver OF any property OF the Erie kaiway
Company, and from ming any bond as sucn; Fourth,
that the defendants Jay Gould, James FISK, Dr..
Frederick A. Lane, 0rlow w. Chapman. John Can
son Charles G. Sisson, Abram Gould, William A.
Tweed Alexander s. Owen, Horatio N. otis,
Homer Rausdell Henry Thompson, John Hilton.
NJ. X. Simons and George c. Han be re-
strained by injunction from delivering any
OF the property OF the Erie Railway Company TO any
receiver. and from neglecung to exercise their
functions or TO perform their duties directors and
oicers OF the SAID company. and from neglectng 70
carry out the oroers and resolutions OF the Board OF
Directors or executive committee OF the said COM
pany, as far as the same are awfui and JUST Fatn,
that the SAID defendant John Doe be restrained py
Injunction from appearing or acting as attorney OF
the Erie Railway Company without, an express
authority from The Board OF Directors or executive
FIELD 4 sHEARMAN, Plantifrs Attorneys
This complaint Is verified by Justin ID. White.
director, but Mir. White makes an independent am
davit TO make the whole complaint an atnoavlt.
The aflidavit OF Octave Whitaker connrmlng
the fact that Eaton and Taller pretend 70 ma ma.
Field and SneaTman ~ added.
On these afidavits Judge Barnard has granted the
following order:-
II appearing satisfactory 10 by the complaint duly
verified and the adavs OF Octave Whitaker and Justin "
White that sacien, grounds for an order OF njuncuon
FraNThat the defendants Joseph H. Ramsey Dorman B.
Eaon Henry Taller John Doe and hichard Roe and each
their agents. and servants refrain from
proceeding any further the action wherein Joseph H.
pany, Jay Gould and others defendants, and
from commencing or permitting 70 be commences need
any other Of similar nature against the Erie Rail
entering permitting to be applied for procured con
entered either in the said action
the Eie Railway Company of its property or any part
thereof any order in the said other action restrain
ing suspendng interfering with any officer OF the Erie
Railway Company rs such snd from enforcing or permit
ting beenforced applying for permitting to applied
for the enforcement of any such order or orders.
That the defendant Richard Roe or by Whatever
he be called, refrain from acting or attempt
ing receiver of property OF the erie hallway
Company and from ps or permitting TO be tiled any bond
AZ such. - -.
Tii,d-Thai the defendants Jay Could James Fisk Jr
Frederick A. Lane, 0riow W: Chapman, John Ganson,
ander s. Diven Horato N. Otis, Homer Ramsdel, Henry
Thompson, John Hilton, NJ X. Sirnons and george c. Hail.
OF the property of the Erie Railway Company to
receiver receivers and from negecng TO ne
functons perform their duties directors and officers
of the said company and from reecng to execute or carry
the resolutions OF the board directors
executive of the said company far the
are lawful and right.
FouthThat the defendant John refrain appear
ing acting attorney for the Erie Railway Company
without authority from the board OF directors or
the executive committee thereof.
Ffl-That the defendants show cause before me in the
Special Term in the Court House In the city Of New
O'Clock A. why this injunction should not be continued
until judgment in this acton and why the plaintiff should not
have such GaSr and further rse IS may be ns Court
ETw YORK, Nov D. 1859.