Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
RECEIVERSnIP
.,e,nsNr oAKMAN GIVES HIS VIEWS
PN'S ON THE SITUATION.
-,,nk. the Latest Movement . Proscc-
ceorria's Hostile Altitude
.on,herp Crop Prospects Good.
n, telegraph to the Dlspatcn.l

Vopx June ls.-Mra Oakman, presi-
~, The Richmond and Danville and
Get tennessee. Virginia and Georgia
N.1s returned this morning from an
r''-.,o II several weeks III the South.
-, he had been making trip of in-
..,,n with Mr. Spencer, and was do
So IN tho complications in the State
,c.,rcia Referring TO the rcceivership
= me Richmond and Danville he stated
,be present movement instituted
va eoruriiy-holders would undouDt-
~ ,r,fect tho property from the
tlN ~ which were being made upon II
,to dangers which threatened 1t.
~. was assured by counseI that the
"'.. -..eutcd under the application be-
t '1..-e Speer for rccelyership pre-
g.. -, nossible ground for the granting
s..' -le- stu the very hostile attitude
3D., ne receivers OF the Central rail-
%. applicants and the previous action
i.r. c.nri induced feeling of inse-
Which might well alarm investors
e-...e securty-holdeEs of the Richmond
..lvlic rMroad.
rnLING IN GEORGIA.
-vative people with whom he came
...rt IN Georgia dcprecate very
Vac UIUM 10 INC AuttitNNr OF Nut
mustered through the recent
.nrs and developments. and realize
.,vfIl take time 20 restore confidence
..,..n interests invested there.
"......u prospects N the South are ex-
,...r good. although IL Is too early
"...t.ir % predict the future of the
.-,o. There Is very general feel
'faiuiuess that the worst of the
pc s depression in the South has
... J. and that the fSll of tue year
material Improvement IN basi-
. -lad 20 End that the physical
.... & the properties. which he had
...a carly 10 inspect. was quite
what he had anticipated, though
.rliistlOn of the economies which
. nIaciiced for some time past.
sres will he necessary for I'M
irl,a.'.A
rHE CASE AT MACON.
r...y Gt.. june is.--In the Richmond
I..ti. e rcccivcrship case to-day. the
Iayinr been concluded. argu-
...-.u.nad hv A. {. Cunningham.
.....i. for the Central. who argued
... ...e was within the courts lurls-
a.i that the papers filed IN
were properly served, and
SIG generally the points made
. r.Ion.e iu its answer upon the
r0 jurisdiction aud defective ser
81. vss followed by J. i. Lamar, Of
. t.r che Richmond and Danvilie.
.. points were that the Central
.rtr.iuced evidence showing the
rnat road 20 the Georgia
.rl having 10 contracting re-
,.ta the Richmond and Dam
Complainant had nothing
.nel o. found a suit; also.
.t.. road bad been IN control OF tie
aul Vest Point Terminal Com
..lpauY could oe made party
-- .r wa followed by Marion En-
So ..r. .or the Central. Pending
....u.t the court eolourrei ~ $50
..ti loUcsock Monday morning.
...t --umelts Viii be resumed.
.. ntmeais D., i.-cci@ers nuidekoper
and Foster.
.g.-- B.. ". HlldeAopeT and Reuben
t..r Richmond and Danville sys-
..r. --usl circular announcing the
- appointments ". n. Green.
..l.. d.. SO. Haas. traffic man
l Do. Hall. treasurer; NJ. {. tlgg,
I.. circular also states That With
o- the court The Office Of
.. viii bee maintained al wash
..ace with this circular Mr..
.-ueI to notice u the heads OF
.l.- and DIVISION officers that he
.i 'Aarge Of the system as
-... ...la-cI.