The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-10
.REINHkRT TO RESIGN.
He Is Now Expected to Give Up
Both His Offices.
4 Move May % Made TO Force
Him Out.
Says He Will Soon Make AnotI .
Atchison Statement.

The resignation OF John w. Reinha TT
both as President and receiver of the
Atchison road Is the next development
expected, and II Is thought that he will
take this step at an early moment.
1t is quite generally understood that II
has been the intention of certain parties
to force him out, and II Is thought by
those who Know Reinhart that he will
not give his enemies, sthe Reorganizat ton
Committee. the satisfaction OF putting
him out. but will anticipate them by
resigning.
All those Interested in the Atchison
controversy are resting on their oars
this morning. taking a retrospective
view OF the happenings of yesterday.
Considerable comment Is heard about
Wall street regarding the mismanage-
ment on the part OF the Reorganization
Committee In making public yesterday
the several statements. Remnants ex-
PLANTATION was published before the pub
lie were made aware of what he was
explaining
This morning Mr.. Reinhart was seen
at his Office. He denied positively that
he gave out his explanation before II
was read to the Reorganization Com
me leak was with them. He criticised
Expert Accountant Little's report as
made from book accounts which will
not be fully written up for two or three
months yet, and says that II Little VIII
take the books when they are written
up to the close OF the year. he Will
lind no discrepancies.
dog In a fight that is unfair, and that
there Is combination working against
him that is determined to carry it's
point He said he intends to make an,
other long statement in which he Will
take up each and every one of Littles
charges and show fully where Little IL
wrong in his statements.
The members of the committee have
nothing To say this morning, except TO
deay that they manipulated the prema-
iure giving out OF statements. They
Reinhart will at once be asked TO resign.
They ridicu.e his explanation as IN any
way explaining charges made by Little
and the same views are maintained by
the ma jority N Wall street circ.es.
Col McCook said this morning that he
has abandoned his cunning expedition
for the Myers Committee, the latter
having sent a letter OF apology that
satisfied him, and the sky In that direc-
ton IL clear once more. The Protective
Committee, II Is reported, will see who
Is in the way before IL shoots again.
There Is much speculation as to who
viii be chosen TO succeed RSinhart Gs
receiver OF Atchison. Several we'll
known railroad mems names have been
mentioned. but nothing of IA positive ma %
ture can be obtained as TO who Will get
the appointment. II is stated that the
int ention OF the Reorganization Com
mittee Is TO not put forward for the
present any one AS his successor In the
Presidency OF the road, but to leave
that Office vacant for a while after Mr..
Reinhart gets out.
Suit has been brought In the Superior
Court by Matilda Wallace against Mir.
Renhart, as President Of the Atchison,
Topeka and SInte Fc Railroad, FOR
5000 damages. aud further sum Of
$50.
She alleges that by reason Of false
! statements given 1T by Reinhart as 10
the condition OF ne road, she was in
ducedto purcha LOO shares Of the
stock Of the rad and that said stock
has deprecated In value in consequence
OF his statements TO the amount of
the sum sued for,