New-York tribune., 1874-12-11
agreement wa. greatly to tho injury Of the plaintiff.

agreement was greatly to the injury OF the plantin'
XIV Aud plantfs further alIege and say upon infor
and belief that each and every OF said iacts AZ
ne aided in abeted, negotiated, cOunseed and advised
a9e making aud perfectin9 and was one OF the officers
OF SAID Ellie Railway Company who made said agree
ment combination. and scheme and The per
lection thereof has been and now T. aiding. abetinG,
eeonnsrl,ng and advising the execution thereof. and
That That, said agents now maintaining office in tho
lily OF New-York for Tho purpose Of executing said
permits them to draw from the Erie Railway Company
a., ,arge salary to w.t. $4,000 per yea. which payment
oh appropration and waste OF The property OF said
ErIe Railway Company
XIV. And plaintiffs further alege anil aver, upon
ne Information and heef that in doing the acts aud
things aforesaid the said Jewet permitted and suffered
waste OF the property OF SAID Ere Railway Comp
was and Is guilty OF gross misconduct sald offices
respectively ana has abused his Of his said Offices,
anu now threatens aud intends TO continue his said
conduct. waste, aud abuse OF his trusts and unless
restrained in That behalf will execute the same.
therefore. the plaintiffs pray that said contract and
oil proceedings OF the deponents thereunder may be
declared Illegal unconscunable. fraudulent aud void
that the said contract aud notes may Cancelled. and
that the defendant Jewett shall account his official
conduct ana for the moneys received by and the wastes
committed and permitted by him under said contract or
notes and that he shall be to SAID notes
ana moneys TO the said Erie Railway Company, and
that the plaintiff may recover judgment against said
n sne amount OF properly OF sad Company so wasted
sgement as director aud President OF said Com.
pany. and tho said Jewett shall 0e adjudcated to
be guilty Of gross msconduct in said oc and TO have
wasted the property of said Company AMI unjlsty to
nave acquired tle SAID contract with bImsef aud SAID
notes or acceptanees and the money OF said Company
pild to or received by him hereunder afOrc SsiJ In
mat lie nd the aforesaid aud for his said gross
misconduct, waste, unjust acquisition Of It's property
ana abuse Uf his trusts he be suspended and
moved from The Office Of director and from lie office of
fresldent or SAID Company and that plaintiffs have
Judgment against said JewpLt and for their costs OF this
acon nDd for such otner aud further relief may be
equitable and Just.
Aud plaintiffs further pray that tho defendants and
each vi hen Win all tHeir agents. BANKERS, brokers'
anu servants, may be restrained aud enjOued from
1urlner executing said contract and each and OF
tneh tdJ Is 10 say, that this said JewetG may he re-
strained from receiving. collecting. attempting to
receive or collect any further sums or money
making any Of said notes by way OF sae ny pothe
cation pledge, deposit discount, otherwise, and that
SAID Company NAV he restr lined from paying, cas-
ing. or permitting any further sum 10 DE pad under
sau contract, or either OF them, on said n0tes, or
either of them, and hat said Company be resra ned
ana ei joined from executing either OF said contracts
with said other companies, and that said Jewett may
be suspended from each OF sait Ofacs may be re-
strained and eujOined from executing attempting to
execute or discharge the duties OF director OF President
o1 SAID Company, such urGer rellcI in mat
Dclalf as may 10 Just.
Aud the plaintiffs further say that in the time,
ana until the Court may Judge between the parties, Il
receiver may he appOtco witn power TO take receive,
anu under the order OF IL Court hold the sid notes,
ana Tor such other and further relief In tnat Behalf as
NAV be just.
CITY and County Of Yer York. S.: John c. Angel. be-
Ing duly sWorn thar hc Is preferred siOcSGOdcr
In the Erle Railway Company and that he has heard
The PRAYER Of complainant read aud knows the contens
thereof, ana thl, the Is true OF his own knowi-
edge, except TO those matters therein stated in
formation and belief, and those matters lie be-
llcves them TO be true. JOHN Z. ANGELL-
Sworn to before George Bondgough, Notary Pubic.