Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
ARE RECEIVERS YET.
,oeolNrmsNr or hulpskoPeR
IRA 80 eosrER MADE PERMANENT
Ian of che DAnviile Company for a
W. .onent overra,ed-The rermi-
c,.s-Tiit IIetween Counsel.


~..rii, Railroad Company as 'hoy nave
ri. .of the last two months
o+,, temporary appointment % re-
me road, made 10y Judge Bond,
...e,ou. about tho 18th Of June,
" .,...-lay made permanent in the
Soto. Circuit Court here 10y the
p-s or't ahoa eo,,eo ont here that
-.rr and decision OF tho matter
'r.sfpnned un,il after the meeting
rtfal stockholders IN Richmond
O. t.t rl,,h. hut the argument bad not
S.. t.f long before u became apparent
r. ID. courtroom that the rccelver-
rt Poe made permanent. Inc
,,.n about which there was any
t.. ., Ua. as 20 who Judge Bond
..t'.e friends are said TO have
-rHnruccs 60 secure his selec-
-.f.f alluded 20 directly or indi-
. d.. .rtfro proceedings. No, the
....., boss VIII not have ms GTeGt
...o.l um iu his effort to turn VIZ
...-r. tha- party. Inc complain,
...I Che receivers originally snRgeStel
...n.l thugs all Their own way and
-..... .al. ttcy asked Tor
..-.. Fkf~I MANlfLNttb.
.r.-s.. i. one Of unusual magnitude,
.. a- % docs. many millions OF dol
y .,f varied ana conflicting interests.
bearing attracted o great deal OF
r Ony on very rare occasions
...t .rre numbers OF railroad mag
ami r-1mircut lawyers from other
t..r...n here. Among those present
.s...-- EigaI Johnston. Of Hoadler,
Non AgVE ssrh n
en- tho defendants. the Terminal
...r. e,myanics: Henry Crawford,
ding counsel for William =.
A others. compliments, and
Clarke, of Baltimore, his ASSOC
g.. .louu of Atlanta; Alexan-
..- q Atlanta. representing HIS
...r Is Co.,. OF New York James
up New York. representing
food g. Co.: Albert B. Board
.y. Boardman N Platt, New
r D.. Bond. IT.. representing
forests: Colonel c. !. Thorn
bus. Ca.. representing unse-
.... r. ST.. Depree, of New York.
.t.- 'khOidCrs Of the Ter
ays.a. of North Carolina
v- .. 5.tope. and Foster, the re-
-. .a.. Andrews. one of the Dan
--Ieuts: John A. Rutheriurd.
lf tho company; Mr.
N.v York: SoEcitor-Genoral
..-.. r.. w,s on hand 10 look after
....-.... & certain Chicago parties.
..- Both az the receivers were
-.. H A. Douglass. Of North Caro-
',s ... o. stephen A. Douglass, was IN
a. ...- .m. having come TO Rich
--I -.. Judge Bond regarding The
I.iHas.
.-...' among the Richmond people
g.. .t. .r'.r. IT. were Messrs. Joseph
I-s. 3d. ul.s. Edgar Allan, II. Il. Pol
.,-I William j. Rovail, A. l.. Boulware
t.-.- Williams who represented one
o. r. NeV York banks in the contro-
,-.. General James G. Hill, Robert
So. r. Beverley Slater, Archer Ander-
g.. I-.. aid Edmund WaddIll
MOTION TO CONTINUE
--... Bond assembled the bench prompt
l..tIlr. ch. and Mir. Johnston opened
...f Ir'- bv submitting amotlOn 20
Oh. r4tfcr until September 22d.
r. Was this notion would be
,... r.rf eu % argue why the ques-
..... ..-...ert rcccivershIp should not
H.. 10 tt,s time He briefly re-
y... troubles through which the
1... a.i Terminal companies have
t..... outlined tine plans now being
Dol '.a iermina, reorganization,
only thirteen shares of the
...... 0. tt' bauvllle were owned
Ur.- tI.r than the Terminal assert
,..t- latter mad boon improperly made
O. -. defendants. and insisted that as
, sos. objection 10 the personnel of
.-.. t... v.rs they might continue
.-.. ...- and then let the question Of
r....t'-l and clarke took a |
d ..-..t,..u .. tHe case. and the latter, |
J. I'm. toI OBJ. speaking for his side, !
.,.....- ..tat..tparoment could do no |
...d .ul ig .ht DO ereat harm % |
.. interests. al admitted shat the /
-. DIT r.ra.y.r4 were GOOD men. they had /
....I ID million g.Il.r &c certificates. and /,
.,...l =7snu l of them To the payment /
Ieat4 That should have uc,u settled bv 1
. management. the Terminal aul Dan
Fa lai l-,.ul'ol in the interest on their
rls. 4.l with full complement NJ
f..r- there was q, use of waiting for the
...t.n ofau.v directory.
Nr I.0Yu.0r. ou behalf Of John |
food n Co.. presented q long petit
A, n irtcry.n. .ll aud asked that the
.... .r..-.r.ual. In "a subsequent arcu-
.n.o. .l tho q9poiutweut # any
Ind. .. lad b,.u connected with tho
|.FINF fN IflF q HiaINflIN~.
. rr. .rf.i similar Dstitiops on
..t.t k.,s,u. Whitney a Co. John c. |
rr ami Others. and raised objection
t.....r... rf,.nla ef the ureseot receivers
. .- -rl toal rLcv we're interested /
t....i l. ,ir.p1sad 10 show later /
+.- t.. r-..art troubles crew out of |
'..u.r ulIlIe cement OF HuldeKOper |
i..,.t
q DECISION.
Bond announced his decision IN \
... t.w woods. saving that he would /
.e f.e receivers, and If az any time 1
r..,- should be gwen for their re- |
... b.. 0..i4 he rendy 90 act promptly; !
..... tl0u dr. Crawford presented |
-.el 1v the holder, of cl30OO,- |
...-. asking THAI Messrs. Hulde-
r. Foster be retained.
t.'.l to toe one continuing
'." urv appoiutees DEGREES Will /
ped aiIolnunE NJ. +. PleasaniS /
Durham master commissioners
.as ,o notify all the creators
'I TIE assets ana haOllitieS;
'.e Central trust Company, OF
" I.rs represented by Mr. Crawford, |
'.- Mercantile Trust and Deposit
!, 't. ~ BALTIMORE. represented 10y
parties complalnant 10 the
4-j ''riuWng the hearing IN the
.t f.ctvef,hp matter until next
" august 2'd, IN baltimore Mr..
tAe lormer president, IS now re-
De Terminal, ana Mr.. Johnston
mat in all probability he would not
'.s tiae arrived, oppose the petuia-
eminent.
lu.s lL.NEvN COUNSEL.
>.. .r.ru word, passed between
'.... f..,.-..,, .rI Crauford vvb;Ia +be
..... .V.-ln pragress. ami they oamo