New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-06

minary Injunction TO restrain the and lease OF tho
West Shore property to effect settlement OF the matter
in dispute successfully concluded In this city to-
day. The arrival here by the early morning train from
New-York OF Thomas Thacher, attorney of the Gen.
trial. and several associates, was speedily known lt
gave rise to runors that the West Shore injunction
suit had been compromised At the opening OF Juage
Kennedy's court there observed several OF
the attorneys who had part in the proceedings at ho
hearing week ago. little later 1t was definitely known
that the papers necessary to the settlement OF the sun
were In preparation. Much secrecy was shown In all
this Nevertheless the main fact was positively deter
mined before II O'Clock At quarter OF II this fore
the following order and stipulation were entered
into and the papers flied in the County Supreme Court
Elizabeth b. Gere and others against :he Newi ork Cen
Upon the annexed stipulation It is ordered that the
above entitled action be aud the same is hereby dscoh
Supreme Coar"Elizs6eh B. Gcre an others, ETC.,
against the New-York Central and Hudson RIVER ran,
that this suit discontinued without costs TO eter
party. ond either party may enter an order 10 VhiS
effect on filing this stipulation a. OF course.
Jenncy, Brooks Marshall aud Ruger, plaintiffs ator
neys.
Thomas Thacher attorney for all the defendants.
At O'Clock this afternoon, Louis Marshall appeared
before the justice and formally announced the settle
OF the When asked to the terms OF settle
ment. he said
"You will probably never know. The matter has
N-N'
hands. have done as they directed"
at is safe to presume says Justice Kennedy that If
the papers have been filed with the Clerk that the
matter has been settled"
A gentleman who has had a good deal to do with
cnccting settlement between the parties stated that
unusual actiyity was observed all Friday afternoon
among the Syracusans and other parties known to have
part IN the legal proceedings Constant intercourse
kept up between the Windsor HOe, the neadquart
of persons engaged In prosecuting the suit, and
the Central officials at the Grand Central Depot Near
nlghtfLl there an lntimatiOn hat settlement hau
Was Ob-crvcd as 10 the terms. At nightfall tne
syracuse party at the Windsor disappeared from the
scene and others interested ia the movement went their
various ways. little later the private car Of the pres
dent OF the Central Company drew out OF the depot ana
sped It's way to Albany. II had several occupants,
the most prominent OF them being Thomas IhacAer the
CcntrPs attorney. MI TnRchcr was expected To- rcach
syracuse by The early Eorang tran He went WIN iull
power to close up the proceedings IN the suit. 49,,
1t IL understood that the negotiations between inc
parties effected through James j. Is den, OF Syrd-
cusc, who had been called To Newlork on the failure OF
others secure settlement The settl' men Is under
stood To bc satisfactory to both parties. MI Bclden
WAS called III by President Depe|, or the Cen
tral. ~ mediator Charles +. linbbcH ap-
plaintiffs interest Ic l. The immediate rcpresentIVe
Of Nr, GCIc. whose 4D9 shares of Central stock aHofu
ic ionul, on for the cal proceedings. The 80 shares
largely tc tHusactou, Dut nevertheless they nave
earned some money IN this settlement. Mr Beldeh
arrived iu syracuse early this morning and mlHeditey
repaired 10 the Globe Hotel where Mr.. lhacher was
also registered. Mr.. Bcdeu IN an interview tO-liSht
secuted the dca That cuormOus sums Ot money hdd Dreh
pad by the NcWNOrk Central IN olcctlng settlement
lie stated that the of the settlement were entirely
satisfactory to all concerned that the action o Chauncey
W. Dcpcw and has ass,ciaes had been throughout INC
uro. .crdtue- such us WuIid commend Itself to all the
person. Interested. iir said that what he has don" III
thi- matter To preserve the interests OF many people
more OF which are In >ythcase ami vicinity. and which
would have been put IA jeopardy by prolonged litigation