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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-03
THE COUNTS.
THE FERNANDO WOOD LEAsEs.

THE FERNANDO WOOD LEASES.
. Judge CardOZO has given a decision III the
case of the Mayor agt Fernando Wood. Tins Is one o.
the three actions arising from me resolution passed
10 lease from MIR Wood portion Of his building in Mas
sau-st for the Of Corporation oihces, al rental OF
$4,000 per alnum. This suit brought 10 annul any
cGcct Of that resolutions and in il Mir Wood put IN
c0untercm for the rents of the last two years. and for
a decree that the Controller deliver 70 MI Wood leases
lreaGv executed In conformity with the resolution. The
case was tried June last by the Cooperation COUNSEL
Cardozo has now rendered the following decision
The S1 fi. r. saI 10 ds ss sought me Sc that
The procured 70 be Pisses By the SqnG s far sns 70 ne
aon There allegation except 10 reference thai point The
bsvi1g utterly d the learned The corporation very prop
s, Wh sas Snas aSo the peSags and the proofs have
ground o. complaint AID Of course ley are not entitled 10 a.
ave vhehe Wood recover in this action aud
' Se.oS SIe f ts Common council ed aud
aud prohibited nk clear that the iransa on' constituting 'ss
foundation Of me deien ANS sIA. are ,i
s end l the NJ ''o5is esD i SS s, diaa.rt
the point taken by counsel Tor the @ hat Iecoe eau be
las i formal lease has been eIeeuo and delivered bseaa con
cree SPECIFIC erormspc aud Of the lease and render ug
sSS Si sBd S5o" and Wen a, 80 Se proper judgment
even Of vi a. demand for relief the pessgs may
Which Tor the Corporation seeHet to rely based
skeT the expiration the renewed lie claimed TIA
under tie proposed eg lease or The resolution suhong and directing
But this cannot be sustained The defendant Wood bad
sSsT The sSpaoa Of 5s then e1rya World
acceptance Of the premises for the term aud
the resolution aud after that notice The plain
s chose 10 ocupy they upon prescribed By the
en- that This point hb been determined by the
Court Of fDepard WslbIige 10 y. l.. J1sl.
resolution Of the Common Council approved by the Mavo5
sufficient sgung the statute Of frauds Carroll agt the Mayor
n Y Peasl Respecting the other points think no
special necessary Either the proof dspos Of them OF they
are oyred BIS the the Corporation Counsel bin
sef Indeed add that the question Of d being taken from the
case there Is erg little the decision Of Judge Leonard
upon nandamus q Abb p r. ~ s. 35 a. 70 The
Wood entitled to n this hcOn hnE
op ueary concluded q must be limited 20 the
rent commenced for that With Interest
rendered 10 bio favor against the PLAINTIFF
and defendants attorney thinks proper take b Judgment
bv the Controller ~ lease pursuant
10 sto on 10 ouoniy With the above expressed Judgment
Hrglr
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HURRICANE IN THE RED RIVER REGION.

Tie Nor Hester of July a has the following
eat about o'clock the morning Of Friday the people
were aroused by discharges Of lightning and thunder
which seemed from every point in the heavens
Flash succeeded fash until the electrical display
truly magnificent and aweinsprlng the whole heavens
at times seeming 10 be IN blaze Al about haHpast
tile rain began toIaIi ~ torrents ~
when suddenly, amid lnll IN the elemental STRIFE the
tornado burst upon The wmdstOrm lasted aDOnt an
hour. during which time buildings were thrown oOWh
Others uurOOfed some lifted bodily from Their lOundat0hs
while motion Of Of the largest has been described
by the inmates like the rocking OF canoe on the
water Fences we're Overthrown FOR miles, ana buch
largest not uprOOed and overthrow
were lasod 10 aud fro like reeds In an ordinary gaze
The fret notice that had Of the hurricane was the
bursting IN the large window OF the store In front
this office Fortunately for us, the gale came from
the southwest and struck the building diagOnaily
that The fury OF the had expended itself
by sunrise aud until theu had little opportunity OF
hooking about 10 what loss our neghbors had
church 10 state OF ruin-prostrated completely.
The building had been completely inclOsed, and tile
carneufers had been engaged upou the interior during
the past week Three OF them sleeping IN the build
ING beu the storm came on and ing aroused by the
90 m axe their escape, but 100 hte Inc church was
raised bodily aud thrown INSTANTLY to the ground mass
of broken timber. Mr.. Peter MatbesOn son OF Mr. Don
aid MathesOn senior, OF ST. Johns was crushed by the
falling tmhCTs and only survived FOR couple Of hours
The property has been very considerable We nave
reason 10 believe throughout the settlement As
writing learn that almost every windmill ~ the cVOy
has less niuredEOme OF them thrown 10 the
ground. Among the buildings unroOfed we notice those
Of Dir Coutn ard Mr.. Larsen IN this town In the IN
OF Mr. COutu When look at the state OF his
Dwelling, wonderful that himself and his family es
capped without INJURY. Mr. Bannatyne's store, large
foundation soiie eight inches We learn thai Mr. Gar
retts dsileIy at Sturgeon Creek was demolished. and
some OF Mr. McDerDotts buildnTs a. the same place
erection much injured 10 necesstate IT'S being
rebuilt Nh. Mulgans new building also sustained serl
those OF Mr. Burdick. Mr. McDernott and Mr. Alex
Rosa In fact far as We can get fermatOn there arc
few building IN the settlement which have not sustained
lcsk damage.
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distance Of my well win mention here that this IL on
a. eievaon c0mmanding a OF three broad and fer
tile valleys of the Smokey Hin river, Pond ana Rose
creeks Within "A few weeks trains have come from the
mountains loaded with fine lumber, and houses
have replaced the tents These advise TO build in
roWg and as they still come have named the Grant
sheridan Perry Sherman, Webster and Anderson, and
stl hope soon name another row ColfaK. My land is
now covered with houses instead Of cattle but entertain
hope that enough will be left for farming purposes But
what stranger still is that came here TO live rural
life instead am compelled repair clocks watches
and ewelry ncessantly. 1t would not do for to dis
oblge my neighbors especially as they pay well so
must postpone my fishing and hunting propensity until
some other eweer here The Arapahoe Indians will
here shortly 10 get their quota OF provisions and cloth
ing THIS their old home and they will settle around
in peace This is emphatcay a Grant and Cofax neigh
borhOOd but IL Is now new that have no organza
On neither county, town. State, for do not know
whether in Colorado Kansas. The State line is
close by, but its location is unknown, and 800
votes VIII be lost TO the nations favOrite."
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CIVIL.

In the Kings County Surrogate's Court letters
OF administration granted last week. on the estates
Of Thomas NJ smith. James Lorinere (of Canada, MI
shae Quigey, James Chapman, Mary A. Pick, and DO
hannah Wedness (Of Brooklyn.
During the week ending Aug. /, but one
voluntary petition IN bankruptcy has been filed III the
Uni ted States District Court that OF John tske OF tS
Henry J. Bowers and Andrew Simpson nave eaeh re
oelyed discharge in bankruptcy.
In the suit of Henry j. Raymond and George
Jones agt the Mayor, &c. for claim TOT adVerAng OF
rather IN the proceeding IN that SUIT Dy the palhllHs
against the Controller TO compel hun 10 ADJUST tht claim
Judge CardOzO has decided that the provision ~ inc TAX
levy OF this year authorizing him 70 ADJUST suC claims is
not permssive only but mandatory and Issued hd"d0
mus 20 compel him 10 adjust the claim.
Judge Blatchford will sit for few days, com,
menciBg the 18th inst to hear motions IN the United
states District and Circuit Courts With this exception
no United States Court Will be held ~ this District during
the present month"; but Judge Blachford VIII OCCASION
ally send In decision from his Summer retreat In some
matter pending before him. Ia the State Courts with
the exception OF the Marine Court, which holds Trial
TERM only Special Terms for motions Will be held during
the month OF August Judge Bal Dard II assigned FOR this
mon Pleas. and Judges Garyin and Robertson IN the
The following decisions have been rendered
la the Supreme Court Chambers by Judge CardOzo: WIN
O. O'Brten agt The Chicago, X. and Pacific X X Co,
MusgrOve agt the same Gates aRt the Baine.-T1o mo
ton Tor Receiver must be denied and the nunctons va
Gated without cOss and nnder the circumstances the
plaintiffs must have leave 10 discontinue these suits with
out costs ~ they desire. The vacating OF the
injunctions will render any action upon the
petition IN the cases Of Fish, &C., unnecessary
Henry Brash a H. ScllessiDger ct al-Motion granted
Thomas b. Wilson agt George n DavisMOtion denied
steinhauser aRt 6teinIsuseT-MOtion denied without
costs ana without preindce 10 any future appDeatob
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- ..orra the ravment Of these bonds the state mas
at mortgage upon all railroads so alde9 naklng ~ ~
enry iuy these facts have lack Of conf
%Sn i'm me intimate redemption Of Tennessee bonds
nuSeu, ,' Uu ~ The recent difficulty in New York
Here viii take occasion TO say that after artang 1d
,rants are completed TO meet the July interest, S
,pivg deemed secure most foul conspiracy M I
taysd INTO somewhere. eliminating at New. AZ.
Senfiv designed ujure the credit OF our STATE @
tne mice of her bonds for the purpOsed
t tbe result OF which has been 70 delay the pay nH
Cat tn be value Of the State bonds TO meet de t5
extraordinary emergency is III paitt WV nj this
% am unable 10 indicate the guilty parties 10 MA ss
nefariOus transactions The New OA IT, railroad men
sum- Io6e- 81 The Financial Board others cI netla
upon Kew-YOrk partes-bOndhOiueIs Tbat Won appoint
tors Eha Committee of your Oe fdr per
Abest men, with inu M matter TO the bottom
and ferret ont the guilty parties N 20 she them for
aud found guilty you sI te STATE such summary and
ualhdsts III , n,cnt Of so fragrant 0neno1ls ,t ana
10 protect the state from lhT of the bonds
70 mdlnts ne railroad companies cOlnhl'eu tno 49,"
Of not m9kDh roiler vii inform you who they are
In the discharge Of NY duS SCI ''" '''
upon them al" ;,crrvE OFFICE NASHVILLE Tenn May a. 1863
IT, ne Raroa' law Of 1851 and also by entitled
% uass the Of the state falling due IA 1906 and 10y
passed MI Ia s aid dsd become due The penalty
t1 S 10 'pP therefore ,S',e . gS1 a that the utter
p I'm vou on the is Of July be paid to the Controller
ssftis STAT Al east l5 days before that date
o. VIC '''' q. Governor OfIenuessee.
bave been appealed to by prominent men OF both 20
,,i p,rtes To urge upon you the property OF remoy
a. oific1l disabilities formerly imposed upon large
10 M Rebels The conduct OF that class Of people has
nm and sin Is such that do not feel justified IN max
a. tlis recommendation. They have military Orgal-
m this STATE whose avOwed object is to rample the
laws under foot and force the party IN power TO enra
cbi,s themselves and their sympathzers cannot sul,
nv myself by yielding 10 this request accompanied
In threats OF Violence II the members Of the Gen.
@ Assembly arc alarmed for their personal SAFETY ana
disposed 10 sue for peace upon the terms proposed
~ M armed mob they will OF course, take a differ
e1t view OF the subject Any recommendation OF thus
Kind If made ALL should be made at regular ana not
Al "A called session Of Your body And whether such
recommendation and corresponding action thereupOn
sha be deemed at your adjourned meeting ~ NO
se1ter next can be then more safely determined bv
strictly observing conduct of these unreconsuueed
KuLKux Rebels aud their sympathzng supporters De
tween this time and that
Trusting that yoar session may be brief and useful,
NAV The Hand u d KIND Providence guide yonr families
IN your absence. " o. bhoMNLO"'
Iuly II. 1865
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except that the secur1ty required reduced 10 o. 600
Chas s. Cottren agt Eliza Cottrel-Report confirmed
judgment ordered. The People ex rel Kay Ohu &c hs''
COnnolly.-The mandamus must issue
In the Surrogates's Office, during the week
ending Aug. /, before Gideon j. Tucker, LetterS OF
Administration granted on the estates OF the IouoW
ing named deceased persons Whemina Hopper, Kate j.
Boyd, Geo. Wells Patrick NJ Flanagan MichieI burke
JOhanDaM. NJ. Sutherland, Frederick browning Ihoma5'
John Burke, jr, Samuel Dessaur, owen ray. p fhinp
BlevaB, Charles LARSON. Elizabeth Lamp, hephmg
Nelson, Lucretia Won Buskirk, Name Nelneck James
Wright Lawrence Byrnes, Mary q. Van scoy, Wlilam
COnklin, William Dryer, John GDlXoh' EnLaoelh
COrbin Philip Dwyer, jefferson DE Gray Cathall ~
f. Allen, Morton T. Wolfe. Martin Bentz, Mary Magfath
Conrad KOck, Thomas O'Hara, Gertrude NeriDyye'
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Vow A FRONTIER TOWN Is BUILT

correspondent Of The 81. Louis Democrat
writing from Pond City. somewhere out West" gives
tbe history Of settlement, showing how "cities
built IN that indefinite locality "Out West" About
three months ago. weary aud out IN body and mind
with business cares resolved 70 come West and take
homestead in this beautiful valley, under the Homestead
hand with abundance Of hsh and game, sufficient
Inducements for 10 iOente ae TINS Will undoubtedly be
great stOck-TalsDg country. Tie railroad
vey has not reached this point, except the
survey made 20 mikes north Of this two Years ago.
I dug well and built stone house for pro
lection agsinst Indians, and ] no tOonef got 10
living home my lone house this bill than one emf
grant after another came and pitched tents Within short
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THE TROOPS on THE PLAINS.

From the report of the Quartermaster- Cen
era submitted by the Secretary OF War to the Senate we
learn that the military force the Plains OF New Mexico
Montana Dakota, Arizona, and along the line OF the
Pacific Railroad, comprises 5SS enlisted men, commands
cd by l94 commissioned and 60 nOncommssioned Oieers
serving along the line Of the Union Pacific Railway be
tween Omaha, Nebraska and Salt Lake city Along the
Division of the railway are 2O6 pflyates
under commissioned and &c noncommissloned officers
In Montana the Missouri River at and below Fort
Benton are 1908 privates, under lis officers commits
stoned and noncOmnissoned. IN Dakota Territory, are
1928 privates under the command OF 26 commissioner
and y noncOnmissiOned officers The total expenses OF
maintaining the troops I'm the Territories OF NewMeXcO
and Arizona during the years 1861 90 ana o. were rs
II
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THE NATIONAL GUARD-oHANGEs DURING THE
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, s. n. Y..)
ADJUTANT.G ENERAL's OFTICE.

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, s. n. Y")
ADJUTANT-GENERAL's OFFICE
ALBANY, July p, 1865. }
The following persons have been commissioned
by the COmmandeT-iUChef in the n. e. ). N y during
First Cqralrv BTgadcAndrew Barow Adede Camp rank u
CAPTAIN rom June 20 1863 Wm T. Moler, promoted WV
liam G. T Comnss Of Subsistence rank Of Captain from July T.
7rsith Byigadc.Sevnour Birch COmmssrry Subsistence rank
Of apisin from July H. Leon oqgns' 1pPonme,I Van, , lima
1903 vice Weber resigned Balthar Euler Lieutenant
rank from June S 1868 vice J. NJ. Hem promoted
Trslh Iantry-Robert D. Nenh surgeon rank from June
1868 John W. Lobe JsSgned Richard Hktr Coms'af Of
Subsistence rank Of P Lieutenant from June 20 1885, original va
Nsenh Intan-Samuel McQusde Captain rank June &c
tenant rsl from JnB 70 1903 vice Samuel McQude promoted
i-fafsdnh Iyapg Grame Second Leutenaut raut from
tenant rama from F. Schumacher promoted Robert
>aaer Second Lieutenant rank from Juy IS 1863 vice Alexander
Thirt Infantry IT, Patrick, Adu;aHt rank from
June S, 1869. vice George D. Warinr resigned r., ,.,
rank fou W Carpenter resigned Peter kgsn jr
second Lieutenant 90 1863 Iw Simmons
sh fourth 1ptlntry-Cbr,opher Pullman Lieut. Colonel rank
fromJ Jane D. 1903 wee Thomas Barclay resigned >, -
rak from 1859 vice Lieutenant Piuer promoted Jacob Gnbe
First Lieutenant rnk from JuBe 1868 wee Fank hG6geT is'Ens
GRADER promoted Hermann Geen rahk from Mas 70 1905 wee O'o
. Artuey-Johu Henry Bauer Lieutenant rank from June
Jacob Wolf resigned Henry G. hassobau Second
fIoa WashitgoE GTe5-T,oier NJ Cool rank June p
1908 vice resigned Jacob BHt Second Lieutenant abA
Hoplzr Battery Brigade-Ira l. Beete. Captain auk
from Jay 20 1903 vice Amoore resigned J. Sss Amooe f''
The following designations have been accepted by the
Commander Chiefin the N g. s. N Y during the Week
Stli3 Brigadc@D Hslstesd MsEs Enrneer July q 1853
nfautrvJohn Heunessey Frst Lieutenant ny ~ 1903
seventh nfauiry-W l. Adutsni Juy o. 1903 NINETY sixth
Braun ss'oPs Jss.Sa rl 9 .aisnss 3 Is
sdlsoh T. Hin. Second Lieutenant July a3 1868
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Total in both Territories s8i22,6lO C9 s2,olc,59o
THE GROWTH OF MILWAUKEE.

The Ml,rGHkee Wisconsin says '' The new
City Directory OF Milwaukee, nearly ready contains
an aggregate OF 6i2 names. Evidently the list is pre-
pared with than usual care, and the canvass has
been complete than anything OF the kind ever at
tempted here The growth Of city has been rapid
and substantial that the next census IS matter OF
much interest to all This census will not he taken un
1870, yet meanwhile have opportunities TO Judge OF
the increase by the OF the School Board showing
the number OF children, and In tins instance by drec
tory which has been made with unusual care Hereto
fore these directories have been OF little use III giving US
figures The population OF Milwaukee, since the settle
m NJ he city IA :
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fcssfve.......'.. 27s5s,i2s 2sc2624 .....,
Loans ......-..,. 2sO,3i52J5 2sgjlO51 Dec Nu5Jos4
The Bank Statement shows very slight changes.
There is an increase of reserve of $7GGS27 Loans
have advanced 81 O 52 and deposits have increased
~ 3i 9O5 The statement is favorable TO continued
ease in money.
The transactions at the office Of the Assistant
Treasurer we're Receipts-For Customs, $4,000
for Gold Notes sol GEO. total Receipts, $2,19Sn %
total Payments. ISL l453 2S Balance, $S2Hl,D3 81.
The Governor OF Illinois has issued the following
PROCLAMATION of the intended further reduction on
the 18th of September Of the principal OF the Sate
Debt by payment at the American Exchange Bank;
the whole amount being $4,000; interest TO cease
after that date:
nv virtue Of and I'm accordance with the provsors
Of an act OF the Legislature Of the State OF Illinois en-
Tilted An mel i'm relation TO the payment OF the principal
and Of the state debt approved rem ~ lso'
hereby notlfy an whom IL may concern, that on the 18TH
day Of September, 1865 AZ the american EAe9ahge N
az Illinois viii nav the bonds OF the state OF Illinois mere
after particularly designated IN this anu
nv virtue of and In pursuance OF said law 40 IurheT
notify nil whom IL may concern that the interest upon
each and all Of said bonds will cease from the tne Q
ment specified in this notice to VIII rom the su 10.
day OF September 1868 viz bonds issued IN pursuance
OF an act entitled An act 10 tuna tue arrears ol
limos APPROVED Feb is 1851 wit bonds numbered
75l TO l92 inclusive, and ZOE 10 ~ ba
~
2O07 TO Og7 Inclusive issued to Thomas IWhhe feyh
House Twickenham, near London: Also PONDS mum
bered GAG 10 a2O inclusive, and 25 70 $3.50 inclusive
issued 10 The Administration Office OF Hope Coz ket
wich 4 Voomberg. and widow william borshi, IN Am
tcrd.n Also bonds numbered 2439 TO 2El inclusive,
issued io sir Samuel RignOld knight OF the city OF Nor
wieh IN England Also bonds numbered 1oai 70 So2, III
elusive issued 10 John Bell OF Enterklhe' IarDoton
Scotland" ~.
The earnings of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad for three weeks in July, were
1868 ,l6O,s59 ns7,sIS Inc tie
The following statement shows the supply of gold
coming ON the market and amount Withdrawn dur
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oPKN tOARD OF BkOkE.
sArrRnAY. Aug. l-r. NJ.

SATURDAY Aug II NJ
Gold has been active and excited, with very heavy
transactions it opened at 145I sold Mt clos
ing at l45. ai452 The clearngs at the Gold Exchange
Bank were s74 $50 600 and the balances 81 1895 W.
The steamer TODAY took no specie: the shipments
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cn1-pr cAI.ENpARs-Tn1s DAY.

srPRYSE CnAHBgsirl By BStD J. Court opens al
o. ~. Call Of calendar u y. .Frt Monday 'a.enl'r
MARINE COr1,T.-IKian TTtN -heli by GHOss, j.
Court Notice. ........ ...... . .
During the july august nory only WI hf lead
gong September Terra Tbs calendar o the
ihe Court viii be called Al il oeoek a. ~ on Ins
DAYS aud Fd ChabheD huusss vii be tansheitd t'e CAY Ho
Ito u CLOCK ~
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Money remains unchanged at 3a4 per cent on call,
with large amounts Offering az usual on Saturday.
Prime commercial paper continues scarce, and IS
wanted at 81 aGi per cent.
Sterling Exchange is shade lower, closing heavy
AT quotations London. 60 days, ll0all0.; do sight,
lIO.dllOl. Paris. long. 5.lS. do short, 5ll.; Ant
werp. 5lGidj1j; Swiss, 5,lG, a515; Hamburg, @s a
90! Amsterdam Il! Frankfort, AZ; Bremen, AZ. a
NJ. Nnrliu -l.l.IL
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WAGES IN PHILADELPHIA.

The following list of wages represents the
material prosperity Of the working classes in Philade
phia rates which Will compare iayOraby with those Of
any other city in the Union, or with prices paid at any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-03

A hill passed the Legislature of West Virginia on
Friday of last week, consolidating the Panhandle
Railroad Company of Pennsylvania with the Holt
DAVIS Cove Railroad Company OF West virginia and
the steubenyille and Indiana Railroad Company OF
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Siuannul

orYcE op UyioN PAcIHc RAILWAY Co. BAsrERS pylsioS
'''. PHILADELPHIA July ~ 1902
VHE INTEREST III GOLD ON the IkS o,l
/ MORTGAGE BOMBS Of the Union PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
PANY EASTERN DIVISION due August 1868 will be paid on pre-
after hat date Al The BANKING
Iouss of - rDABNEY, MORGAN 4 Co,
...... No. 81 Exchanged New-Nork
j. PALMER, Treasurer
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CntrpHr-s CmCAso AND INBIASA CESrRAI1
RAILWAY COMPANY. No. 81 BKOADWAr.. 4
NV. YoRK July 10. 1903 }

COMPANY, No. ~ bkoApWAr. 4
YoRK. July TO- 1893 }
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF THE FOLLOWING
~ FIRST MORIGAG BONDS M o. H..
HT TyoiEBo LoGANSPoRr and BURLINGTON r. r. Co due
f'- yIoS and LoGASSPORT r. r. Co, Due Dec J. 1905
(INCINNATI aud CHICAGO AIR LINE X K Co. due Aug l.
'SSiyrxyAT1 and CHICAGO AIR LINE R R. Co Sinking
f i1I! s Ssd GRE6r EASTERN w Co, due oct 1899
CHICAGO aad GREAT EASTERN r. w. Co conyenoIe) due
APRIL, 1893
II boe roads having consolidated into corporation under
ih name the Chco and Indiana Central Railway to
has executed trust mortgage TO Jams A.
Rser and William r. Fosc of Newiork Trustees covering all
M roads with and present aud future acquired properly
r an Mortgage Sinking Fund Bonds
r.vsb. In forty Apl 1907 cent interest hsa
ne Al Newlok the object being 70 consolidate all the
liz pep s Companr NswYork no 20 Broadway has been
,,e the Fund Commissioner cad authorized to
,IebAnge bonds for ~ the above Issues ,,. II,
Copsr and further particulars can De Oou he
of the Company. Al tins ONCE
Parties bends vii have the difference q interest," adea
' ''"'' -" - b. T. SMITH, President
lfOh SAl>E' $500. ....
INSURANCE STOCKS IN ALI THB FlRsrcLAss coNPA
ALSO Largo VARIETY or BAN STOCKS CITY Rail,
ROAD STOCKS AND BONDS. AND OTHER skCURlTlES u
CIiiDIY0 CITY COUNTY. AND RAILROAD BONDS, PAllHg
LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS BY = ,oo,.x 2
49, ALBERT II. EICOLAY
STOCK BROKER AND AucTlOsEKR,
.. .... No. ~ PINBsT, n J.
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The population for 1867 is taken from the school cen
OF July the year and undoubtedly accurate
The increase from 1865 to 1867 was 10000