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Show THE ALEXANDER FAILURE. Tbe Question of (be Receivership Cane Up Tbls Horning. into Khali, mi .'aid mwri Juifgo 7n Order tbo ltrrelrer to l'rrinit a lull Itrpcrl, for I.xninlu- allou 11 a Special Mailer. Tho Alexander failure ha for the ait moutli or alx weeki formed the autjectoffrequent mention In the Third dlatrlct court, and thla morning It came up njaln before Chief Juallce Zaue In another phaio. There are quite a number of lawyeri engaged In the cae, and those gentle-men gentle-men were preaent lu fjreo to-day. Attorney Arthur Jlrown made tbo tint ahot, lie deilred to cQer a motion for tho receiver (Mr. Wllllami) to pay over to Hanker MoCornlck out of Iho funda lu.hla poaaonlou tbe auni nece. inry to eatlity hla claim. The llecclv-ai'a llecclv-ai'a attorney-, coumul aald, bad fllod ananawerlnwliloh huaworetoalmoit everything he could think of, (Laughter.) (Laugh-ter.) Among other thing Itwumiiu that McUornlok' morlgigo wai a bam, that the notea were u it exicuted lu good faith; and probably, If It had beeu thought about, It would have appeared ap-peared In that uliawer that there win no tuoh man a McCorulcl.. ( I.iugliter.) At any late, tho unawera lnterrctiu liitotheeo tulta would delay mattore. I Tho receiver war, "J to ai euk, nghtlug the other creditor; and Sir, Vn-rlan, Vn-rlan, he believed, Had u motion to dltchargo the attorney eniloed I)) the receiver, limimui.li na llirro wa no uio for them unleaa he Inteudvit to tight tho people who cmploj i d hi in. Mr. Varlan moved to atnke out tbe aniwerof Julia Alexander. Mr., ritepben aald hublmaelldrew up the arum or and he wa wllllug to acci't tho reiioiilbillly. He did It merely to ralee laiue In till re, Willi regaru to Mr. McC'ornlck'a mortgage, counael did not kuow whether or not n mortgage ou a tock of guod like that whli.li Hie reoelver kept culling would aland again! the otner crudll ora. lly agreement of couniel the claim otJ, K. llurohaui, Julia Alexander and iir.MiCornlcli were LoniolldateJ, Mr. llrown iheu moved that the McCorukk claim be paid, The re- celver, Uauad of telling the good nt wholuaale, had gone lino the retail biulneis, and tlio ituuce wire that at the reaeut rale the wedltur woul J all bo dead before thla thing was "tilled, (Laughter.) JuJnuZu remarked that lu this cue Iheie were miliy point both ol law and fact Involved, and the court could not dtclde them now. Uu wuuld order that lliu receiver make a full repoit of all hi aitlng and doing In the preuiliet allowing all claim galntt tho eitate, bill., Invoice, Voucher, ttc. Kxoeptlons could then he railed II mcuiary. lhere would then bo aomo Irala uion which the lourt could act, nud he would epiolnl a aieclal Mailer to thoroughly exiiuil uu the report. Ae tu the quaitlotwhlch wa ralaej, of Ihe n (elver tin toying an attorney, Judge Stanv tald ho waa dlapoiad to ullow Mr William to engage competent compe-tent couniel. Mr. Varlan, however, oljecled to hi employing couuiol lu the Interna of one eet of creditor and louueel for another act, tbe one autagonlallu lo the oilier, Mr. Htepheii aald that every tep ho ha I taken bad bein In good faith, JudgoZiue told Mr, Wllllami (who wa preieul) thut he had bettir employ ume dlilhtereatod, Impirtlat, toiufe-tint toiufe-tint attorney, aul hlmielf act am I rudent, honut, diligent, builutullko peraon, who would do iu thla mutter ualf tbe utato wire hla own. Afte. Borne dlicuaalori, In which other counael took tart, Mr, F, II, Htepheii now elected to withdraw hla up enrauce a couueel for the ricelver, lie did nr,t Willi to ai ear ut all where lhc.ru waa any utlecllon. Judge Zniie Very vell; Mr. William Wil-liam mint ixerclte hi brai Judgment III trlcotlng tome one Iln honor rdrred that Mr. William' report bo brought Into court ou Tueaday morning morn-ing next, at ten o'clock, If It win then quite nJy for exumluatlou ho would uppolul a ircclal muter, |
