New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20
THE IVES PARTY ROUTED.
END OLA CLOSE AND BITTER FIGHT.
THE "Iss" RETAIN CONTROL or CINCINNATI,
HAMILTON AND DAYIOy-WHAT Mr. IVES SAYS.

THE ms" RETAIN CONTROL or CINCINNATI,
HAMILTON AND DAYToy-wHAT Mr.. IVES SAYS.
Cincinnati, June 10 (SpcciaD.-The annual meeting
OF the stockholders Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton Railway, held here to-day. resulted In COM
plete victory for the Inss who elected the following
ticket for directors: Julius Dexter, Sidney Dillon
Mahlon C. Martin William A. Proctor Joseph Rawson,
jr., Russell Sage, Henry A Taylor, Christopher c.
Waite, Eugene Zimmerman. OF these, Dillon, MARTIN
Sage, Taylor Proctor and Zimmerman arc new. Tho
defeated ticket contained the OF James Bryan
John Carlisle, William Nelson Cromwell, George
Hoadly, II. b. Morehead, Charles J. Mckay, Robert
Simpson, Jeptha II. Wade, and Eugene Zimmerman.
The report Of the vote, made by the official in
spectors (o16s2 shares against 1905 shares), by
means expresses the cosenes Of the struggle for the
defeated syndicate had options the street stock
to certain hour which stock their falling TO take
It up, was voted with the majority. The Cromwell
Moreheadives party went to the meeting, however.
with defeat foregone conclusion. They could not get
at the Meyer proxies ordered for them by
the jersey court whereas tho treasury
stock,' so-called, was allowed by the morning
decision Of the local courts 10 be cast by Po, Martin
Co., for the Ins' with this stock 1852 shares, out
Of the way, they say they could have taken up their
options part of which subsequently voted with the
Ins' and have cast 141o0 shares and won. AS they
could not win, they refused their options, and con-
tented themselves with casting their holdings, cha-
longing the vote Of the treasury stock
During the voting q deputy sheriff served notice
on the inspectors and directors of the Injunction
against voting the Christopher Meyer stock. but the
Ins' did not need that block, and the presence OF
the court officer did not add at all to the excite
ment. After q recess Mr. Ramsey offered pro forma
the proxies for the Meyer stock in the names Of the
registered holders enioined In New-York, without
expectation Of tho vote being accepted by the In
spectors, and II was not accepted. Mr. Cromwell
offered TO vote the same stock The Waterloo OF the
Ives contingent the complete, because before
another election what equities may have rested with
them will have lapsed. The victory Of the Dexter
party Is less satisfactory than appears on Its face
from home' point Of view, the four New-Yorkss.
with Zimmerman, who may be considered neutral,
at least control the board while there are signs In
sky pointing to Jay Gould having finger In the
pie At half past the directors, all being pres
ent but Russell Sage went into session and re elected
all the old officers: President Julius Dexter Vice
president and general manager c. c. Waite secretary,
+. II. Short Ii Is understood that at an adjourned
meeting 10 be held July TO- the offices OF pres
dent aad general manager will be separated and the
former given to Eugene zimmerman, while M waite
viii retain active control of the company. There Is
also talk OF a movement for harmony by giving W. NJ
Cromwell, Ives's assignee, seat in the board