New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06
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RAILWAY INTERESTS.
THE WEST SHORE RECEIVERS.
ARGUING THE QUESTION WHETHER OR NOT THE1
cnnrIn nr HEMnXTD.

ARGUING THE QUESTION WHETHER OR NOT THEY
SHOULD DE REMOVED.
A small army Of lawyers pitched their tents
around the West shore Railroad Company ycsteFd'' III
the General Term OF the Supreme court They
divided into two camps-o ivorlhg anu tne osoE
opposing the removal Of eXJud{o Horace hus ell ana
Theo lore Houston receivers ~ the railroad The az
plea ion for the removal was ,nldo .on Tuesday last
AT Ncwburg by Alto ncs-Gcuera O'Bri.n, aud Justice
Daniels then granted order for The receivers TO
show why they should not be tnrno1 ont OF ther
positions and ices. Deputy Attorney.GeneraI
Post frederick T. Coulrrt, joan L. Hill and j. N'n H.
Lewis consttr ell the force attacking tde receivers
They fought tho OF the stat aud private inmYidu
ala Peter H. McLennan fired tue guns Of t company
Charles T. Acxa Ter came IN with an auxiliary force II
behalf ige Gre "a r',o ycr o tie North kF"r
C,ustracu0n Company, aud Tcs'rs. ewAr ana Folrd-
man r. q mask d hat cry for tue Ulcd state Trust
Company az trustee. OF tic cpmpany's mortgage made
in August 1891, To cure an issue al SjOO)Oc0O OF
bouds Tney too, oppos the removal o. the receivers.
The AT tempt to Dir ve ont the Is base on
charges that they Illegally appointed that they are
unfit for the pos uou aud tlat there has been raut on
IN, IA Of those who secured IN apo ntmeIt OF
the receivers. Mr.. McLennan hrit said that the molon
could not Lc made In taIs court and thlt me Att fny
General had nDrS . 20 move IN the intltE Mr. = -,
sought To drive INN by asserting tint tue RECEIVERS
hal not herD appointed i te proper conntY; that ne
Attorney -ticupr1h WIS author Z"d In h- movements nv
Che UaSgcry njlI: That inc company hooecssy In
soIvru II. - agsefs would not pay its MORTGAGE cent
,ha The Attorncy-tie1rral mad not been notice o.
of tie IN Il tnr company NJ
in amt in me nent Di il taNcf; t't lhr Iu Oh
thi4 proceeding 70 win1 tie Affairs Oi the III
many TO " pp ont II, franch-c. sell is properly ana as
tribute as, aid that Mr. Houston WAS res on H'
f,r the 10 on N wicn III company now mus 10 ~
Tha, inct alone was sufficient 10 ilyahda'e nun hs re-
cr YER H. also repre- ienlci Ell wdch wiS III
trr..cl MIR H for tac baudh Jdcrs oi the company
charged cplusOn and Other dire ma tcs On IN re
cc.yr.s as5iicd tac Uni ci htrS Trust Company Io
ing ~ lei ssy llDwel up in the IA 'Yeine 10 i'r IN,
Of the receivers and rhlrS i IN Oh ii.
tie ~ tci ia n no cId~S'f wore maze h.h7
OK -Iudec Russell. wlpn ue highly rNtOhei " All tie
other l., Nyrrs tfok hand in TIE mtittf Mt on
DER directing "a ilt gln with dcaIy c- id'hldli
OF and wits closed the struggle
4 meeting Of the first mortgage b1ndholder5 Of the
Nco-Yors wet shore and BIlllo Railway CO nptny
was held ~ he lay office OF cwart Bo'rdman ye-t'r
day John 4. S'ewar'. president 81 The United at r
Trust Company winch he trustee under the mot gage,
ya, chairman. - was rot asccrjan"i what aIno INT
Of thr bonds wa. r,pr,-cncd the meeting for many
tsr.,u. plpred o., D~ic h'iruarc. only small pTt -"
a., ions tncy sore known 10 own. IL was shd lhAl q
majority az thc hufif- pro ably was present a. lh'
.u' nr Inr ttus. 20 iuicoc-, tie mortgage was dp
rip.r.'. md committee 90 30 tiu- % j. u. tnltit
Scntcr 81 Pullman y -. GIuh.f aud Iit ry Np ulI nE
of -Yuik. aiu g. v. Eftli. n Ihfi'i I, - aI
pointed iu -rU ,hnt the mnIl-aLr rights OF TIE honN
Io t,r- -houid he preserved g. ttts rr was h,rdtF
10 prosecute tlr ior'tp urr tuif rs rWnN 90 b 't''
ana to % bc1ual t force rc safe ln ic interest OF
tho luuHNt Id,t..
ItI.u. uri-'pDi thIt plan Tor the i'OrEtIl oh OF
On, e. IIHuy bias been prcp1ri set