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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-02
''NEw YoRx, Dec. ?, 1870.

-. INV YORK, Dec. 2, IsIQ.
"Messrs: GEoRGE oPDTKS & Co., New York
Gentlemen Your favor of the LIST Inst asking for
statement OF the last months earnings of the New York
and 0swego Midland Railroad, is at hand have not
yet received report OF the earnings for November
The earnings for the month Of October from all
sources were 3O9l1 equal to S5245lO04 per annum
on the 4l miles Of road, VIZ Main Line from Sidney to
Oswego l25 miles; New Berlin Branch, % miles.
The road commenced to transport coal from sidney,
under contract with the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company In the latter part Of November The best in
formed on the subject estimate the quantity to he trans
norted the FIRST year at not less than 200 tons while
some estimate the quantity at 100000 tons This will
yield an income Of from S3f500O to S45OO from coal
alone on that part OF the road
Taking the lowest OF these estimates It gives for the
l4l miles total annual earning of SS9S 1904 The TO
tai operating expenses will not exceed ATTY per cent
which leaves the net annual earnings S44955 o. which
thereon.
81 should add that the earnings from passengers and
freight are steadily increasing and that, too. without
any through business to New York. Yours truly,
~, LIrrLEJOHN, President
IN Y. and o. Midland Railroad CO..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-02

The very favorable exhibit presented in the foregoing
letter shows that this road, when finished, with Its
eqnalled advantages for both local and through bust
ness prove be most profitable railroad
enterprises in the United States First Mort
Bonds constitute of the safest and most nvlt-
ing railroad securities ever offered to Investors.
For sale, exchanged for Governments and other cur
rent securities, by
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-02
80 and Accrued Interest in Currency.

The last rail of this important roai laid the
18TH OF January, thus completing the enterpr and
establishing connection between St Paul and ST. Louis
80 miles shorter than any existing and IS miles
points
By this line also the distance from Chicago to the great
grain fields of Minnesota is shortened IS miles, and
portaton prop0rtiOnately quickened and cheapened.
The First Mortgage Bonds therefore at once on
the completion OF the line position equal in intrinsic
value to those of the Fort Wayne Pennsylvania Central
Illinois Central or any other First MOrtgafe Bonds OF
completed trunk lines mot one OF which sell below par
The b., G. X. NJ. Bonds First Mortgage
amounting only 10 S2OOOO per mile on line OF road
which has cost $4,000 per mile. The balance having
par, made by wealthy farmers parties interested
along the line, and by similar subscriptions the part
of towns and counties through which the Road passes
which have adopted this system of giving therad rather
than issuing town and county bonds.
The earnings OF the Road in Its incomplete state and
while deprived entirely Of through connection been
Tor the past three months in excess II per cent the
amount of the Mortgage Bonds deduCtlng operat-
ing expenses No Road in the United States can show
better record during Its inception. When is added
this lucrative way traffic the profits which will arise
ern Iowa and southern Minnes0 a, all of tohich
Seek market his line, the result but be
showing which will give large Dividends the stock
the Company after paying the interest to the Bond
the Bonds of conversion into Stock at par will shortly
assume practical value, by this privilege the Bond
holders WILL by the CONVERSION be entitled to share in
any excess of earnings which may accrue to the Road
are still offered at the subscription price accrued
interest in currency. Although the Company feel war
ranted in the present condition of their affairs in advance
ing the price their bonds they have concluded to
continue for the present the subscription the
price heretofore, In order effect rapid sales and
thus free themselves Immediately from all floating in
debtedneSs.
All marketable securities taken in exchange free 0,
Commission and Express charges.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-02
SimamtfaI.
MI d Ian d B o N D S
SI4,OOO,OOO


The road is built in the most thorough manner, and
at the lowest attalnable cost for cash
The liberal subscriptions to the Convertible Bonds of
he Company, added TO its other resources give the
most encouraging assurance of the early compilation of
the road The portion already finished as will be seen
by the following letter from the President of the Com
pany, is doing profitable local business;
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-07
BALL AT AURoRA.--The odd Fellows

BALL AT AURORA.--The Odd Fellows
OF Aurora will celebrate the fifty sec
ond anniversary of the introduction
of odd Fellowship into America on
Wednesday. Goth instant by appropri-
ate ceremonies aud a dinner during
the day and a grand ball at W~ingate's
Hall in the evening. odd Fellowsare
cordially invited to join in the cclebra-
ton and a general invitation is also
extended to the public. George II.
Morrison, NJ. W. G. NJ. of Nevada.
Will deliver the Grafton. and +. X.
Bechtel. i. c.. will read Il poem,
when odd Fellows and their lady
partners will form in procession and
march to the dinner prepared for the
occasion.
\ REGULAR ITEN.-The squad of
chicken thieves operating about this
city now known to he white men are
the most active fellows in the cummu-
nifty. and we confidently count upon
their operations for a regular daily
item. Yesterday morning they stole
ten or twelve fowls from King. the
painter. residing Onthe east side of the
Plaza. Judging from the Growing
about the house, however,, the thieves
did nOt serve Mr.. King 50 badly as
they did Mr.. Ferger>on.
ATTENTION, THIEvEs!-Wm. Full
stone, whose wagon was robbed on the
night of the 5th. gives notices by card
elsewhere to the thieves who commit
ted the robbery that the vehicle Will
he found at the same place, two weeks
hence, loaded with an assortment of
more valuable goods than these taken
Wednesday night. 1t is to be hoped
the thieves viii go through the
WAGON again-iu>t to establish the eff
cacy of advertising.
DISTRICT C"UNT.-Tne following
business Wa Transacted in this Court
Yesterday: Nirginiaand Truckce Rail
road Company V. John \ Lovciov,
cause continued until nth instant.
'lwcuty-four Grand Jurors were select
ana a Ncnire therefor issued. re
tErnable to morrow. S;h instant. to
hich time the Court adjourned.
D1~rINGrI>uEn RAILroArEus.-
Colont! i. +. Hooker. Travelling agent
Of the Chicago and Rock Island Rail
road. and :. :. Stevens, General Agent .
same at Council BiUtf~-tWo a.
genial gentlemen a. n could wish To
lHcc;-H1id "a visit 10 the CaIi;a! oINc-
Vada Yesterday.
lee >roLLN.-Durin@ the night Of
thieves broke into the ice
house Of Gai-e 4 May. situated near
Clear Creek railroad track in he
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-07

fieiItit at j y. III.
For Genoa, Pine Grove and Aurora n
"a. II.
DEATH OF SHEnwoOD-FATALITY.-
Hank SherwoOd-whose thigh was
broken a week ago to day by a pistol
shot accidentally fired by T. b. Win
ston while Sherwood was endeavorine
to prevent a serious turn to IA street
difficulty between Winston and John
terdav. Deceased was a native OF
Illinois, about 80 Years Of age, has
been a resident of this city for some
years, and latterly has been keeper of
the County Jail. After death the
wound WAS examined and the left
thigh bone found to have been split
down the front a distance of between
six and sever inches, the outer half OF
the bone being broken >quarly at the
lower end of the main fracture and the
inner half at the UPPER end. near the
groin and two inches above where the
ball struck. the fracture presenting
the appearance oil >P.icct timberS with
square shoulders. In the carly part
~ N-' lHi-tt AT N'tRl d Nt4+i I'AA>-
puJ darii'G me ia'l hours d MS ne
death was Tcifrr;,v ratjonaI and
talked freely Of his condition and ap-
proachiu" ~uI~~cij;iun. - his own
request Rev. Mr.. Alien was called
ana administered the rite Of Baptism.
early in the evening. When the
WOUND Was "ieilGt IL vas found thM
10 ne ti"lEIa-e hd' zen l~tfn!ucth,
ana .ilat Nt'Ch th,He1i II IN lAc shock
u the nervous >N>;e:H consequent
upon Inc INJURY amt from general de
preston >HpcIir"uctti ny the collNIc-
non t"Ll'H ne tHtct'aihed rom the
moment ne was >t"t. that he must
DE: \ TRANCE coIncidental f"talI>in
"tlSIcd III CA ms hLint from the INST,
ana p~ifN'hie'i' -" to >IenN' ms rally
ing IiIN h'"'Her. john ShcrW""d,
was hlIiei III ans rHN on me Nh OF
fthFuiIN. 4HiN, 'N Il Hiihl'3r wound
IN prcclNt.N the >alne manner. Hank
ana HAt Lvih3rI> mad Il difficulty at
tilal tlilie' ana Inc ia!'er WAS tFN!nE t"
sil"'t the i"Iiief' Nitcn JuAn NttF
N"9u S''@'n li'o Ii>'o' ny "a" I"IItt
nilu Heii'>S''i I''tINIlE INC p''L III
h!S own -i'ii ~" or three l''tHe>
9,EntF ur man li"Hk NHEhoL ana
asLhE N''i amer nom me ~'Iitrt~;
i'"'' lie 80 'I'''' '"' l',"i ""u''b
va. l''t',C.. nam c!'sII'"IH''i Il
NaSut an" u~"'euHrd Ii'1 that ne
""u'" "it III " >Itit."f manner ana
fate" lie would never attempt to
each hoI'. "i hi~;oi while enc man
W. a. ~ ',rW,l',- %';".IIt'
forgot L~in.S.lfaud met The fatr Iriu-I
tirip2tc.l ar.d dreaded. \ Gav or two
after the fatal wound WA received he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-08
Eam-9 fbools.
Geaehers.

AN EXPERIENCED classical, mathematical,
"A French Bnglh TEACHER honor gdu4e Of foreign UNI
verify employment TEACHER TUTOR Teshmosiss
city Of the highest eass Address TUTOR, Box no.
Tribune Once
" A mer School Institute IA Bond-st., supplies
IN schools families with reliable Teacher Teachers wanting
positions shosd h,Vs Application Form w. Scher merhOn AuAy
WANTED, In Erasmus Hall Academy, Flat
w bush L. gentleman ASSISTANT TBACHBR In the English
Address with testimonials f. T. MACK Pn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE "WEDNESDAY NQvEYREk ~

vClumnous Apologize and rscrlminstlve literature OF
the military folk lately submissive to the Empire that
however i'll or we'll they succeed In washing themselves
clear Of blame and in drenohing with foul water then
linen must be publicly paid by the ex-Enperor, IL H
simply impossible for General Home Minister, or dplo
mat Of the late Empire to himself without directly
or by implication accusing the Empire. odd now ,na'
the exest Of exEmperurs Of France, born On paaoo
built by an Italian reigncd in then by On iVaIanI o,'
West Indian mother and Holland fatherodd nov"
that this eminently French, yet otherwise not
nent Emphatic, duh, wornout corruption OF
shonld in phospborescent way 80 more brilliantly than
any other ever did Illustrate that lively French proyerp
Qui soxcuse Saeeuse You have his letter to Gen. bur
goynei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-08

Ensi4hnan Ia proud Of in general way, but OF which
HE knowledge ia extensive Nearly all tho rest OF
the announcements OF this eminent house como under
one Of the heads have Indicated above The number is
very large. What have to say about the lists OF
Messrs Macmillan which are always OF characterto
deserve attention must be postponed to another letter.
O. W. 8.
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Marble ara, Slate MaRieis.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
IN IZEG WORKS l and lB Est Eghteenhst Marble and
defy competition. Mortssges tstea in r.de - - -
9 KLABER g. Co., MARBLE WORKS, 293
De NnJ.Azt, bet Broadway and Rghh-ave, Marble AID
Mtbeed hante Monuments Headones large veassi espea
in city. Dsssr1 application 80 .a
CTEWARTs SLATE MANTELS; largest as
~ the CITY, h lowest prices Rkgasi dsdgna
STEWART Co COS SlItava BET ThirEah and ThrJnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-08

"A Cow, LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY
from Pier % North River
EVERY SATURDAY AND WEDNESDAY
THE NEW DEPARTURES:
FROM GLASGOW: FROM NBW-fORK: =.
TRNACRA Wednesday OFT 10 TRISACRA .WednesaY. Nov
AUSTRALIA SATURDAY Oc. u AUSTRALIA .saurdiy Nov
Nov. ISMALIA.. Wednesnay Nov u
SIS; intermediate. SaSj SseeraS
S23 Steerage tickets from above ports, So
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents.
BoHhng'green
For the accommodation Of Ia patrons and the pqo the AnchT Line
FL Broadway where besides Ocean lket
North and South Be puIehased
loves krataa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-08

Passenger Station in New York corner Of Twenty Veu ~
Fouth.ave. Entrance 90 Twenty seyeDthN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-08
NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL-
~ ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING NAY p, 1871

FOurth'ave. Entrance on Twsnty-'eysnthSL
TRAINS LEAVE .Ngw.YoRK .una.
90 Fa Me1 us s s r,e Southport wes "~
fS o:' South a5y S ers n m, his EI >sS
- To Sf bas: sG Ell iis .: ht S45 ~,
For stamford sEIl I!:s l?;l' tEIh &S' 'SII ~
S 20 :sS S, az ss.a5s m s al
-; s:I s MI rsi al leaves NerToti alp W.
Bo:'oS both sViaESssSs, Ess n G fs 1ii
Boston i, =. sB sI:s f;A s 81 sns ~
For Hartford "a spd'ss p I:iS ;is and NJ 10 n saH.a
I'D :AI S S sd Pr Plo IaSs h
2 ana as s SoSsap.Sn Railroad S
1psop and asovn and winaat Railroad A N''
For 70 i aSG.sO1io Railroad and p m 70 wi1ea
For For S,SsaS1 and NOr~at Railroad and t"'
Ror Neg C.ossn ES. : f. E = ny Tai; and Ssg
duT Nab fr.in % siAsr Line Dravissf""u Car ""'H"'
Ps.: :ss an R ss;. ,:.4 e..
tho Deo The fSa S Sc.s s New YORK T
e .s;ss S, -: : :; a.
T NJ IVY, CENTRAL AND AND. H H1I sGs
ssouS Tram. III iss1. Nov Depot F'urA-'' and ''
';cSSdt Chicago aud MO.ir-.l Raprc with DnwinsT'" ~
." through @ Rochester and St AibsTS ~ lob
IA. u a m Special G6eago hxpres7' VIA NtsNNe'" N
Hoo M. = s s,:g:. r M fw...ere s.gs &
70 'as.Asi TtoyR hast HAn. ~
zoe n SosissAj EIpTsSs viii sleepngeA" nom Ne"i" ="
soO ~ R1,re.. With seplasean s- wssrOVA o''A
Stsr Ervr.ss with sleepns-saa ROches,st
''" - nisSara for ChioAso, VIA 6oh y -.
Pslroeds, tor 81 Louis, vsToledo and Lous'n~ '" 49,
sSois Leaves on euAAsys GskH rSu
,,no y Rsnress sh SlsepAscan Ter TroI AoAy -. ~ "a
I'M yas.i usinS Tpnrng AortA of 1oafsrs eaTe ro@
an a. soeeiI Trains Thrsleth wes, do Is.st
i'1'''I - c. L. KREDRICK, Gessrs P se<skSx 49,
New JERSEY RAILROAD-FRQM.HSy s X%lSa
IN DRsBRossES-ST. and from foot Of CORILAsyar 40,
VEST PHILADELPHIA Ae % and 80 z. n;S 80 Nd
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New-York tribune., 1871-01-06

The hostile sentiments of the population have
manifested themselves in the maltrcatnont OF German
officials i'm the Duehy but Prussia does not hold the Gov
of Luxemburg responsible for the pad conouct
OF indivduas although might have been done TO
repress IT, The provisioning Of Thionviie. however by
trains run from LuXcmburg, was naGrant breach Of
the laws Of neutrality which could not have taken place
without the cOnnivance OF the officials. Tho Prusssn
Government at the time lodged complaint with the
Government of the Grand Duohy, aud pointed ont the
consequences TO which proceedings OF the Kind nnst In
cvitaby lead. Tho warning dsregarded. After the
fall Metz numbers of French officers and soldiers,
escaping from the captured fortress, passed
through the territory Of Luxcmburg To evade the
German troops and to rcjon the French Army OF the
North. In the City o. LuXomburg 5ef the resident
French had Office at the railway station
designed TO assist the French fugiyes in reaching their
own country and least 2OOO soldiers had in this man
ner reGnforced the FTench army The Government OF
Ilxep,Surg did nothing to event these acts ana the
fnct undoubtedly constitutes gross violation OF ne.
tralty Tic coSdilops upon which Prussia ha1 pased
bcr nnr1y have therefore ceased 10 exist and, con-
seanenty Prussia decs that her part she no longer
considers herself in The conc Of Ser military opera
tons bound by any egari for the 9eutTa,. oi huhe
burg and she reserves herself be right On cumming
compensation from the Grand Ducal government -.
the German losses arising through the noGeIvanee oi
Ieutraly ana OF taking the necessary steps 70 soe1o
herself against the repetition Of similar proceedings
New-York tribune., 1871-01-06
CRIMES AND cAsUALrEs-BY TELEGRAPH.


"A. w. Barber, age 80 years, hanged hinseh AZ
Jamaes Plain, Boston. yesterday ~ o..
Leonard Welch of North Ansen Me-" eohiiui'-
ted suicide on Monday BY shooting
1t is reported at 81. Paul, Mig, that Rie, OF
Red River notone,y, ha, been poisoned ,
Reid Miller & Co.'S hat factory, az Reading,
P.,e ives bur sel yesterday loss $500,
a II perkius butcher OF Wakefield, Mass
.. tillsl ,,sie-lsv on the Boston aud hslue Railroad
picbard /. Carson fell through a hostway in
po.io ,eerls, and laL lie teongsl 10 searis ~ j.
The distillery OF McCreery & Miner of Kansas
On, .s, bansi Monday Loss SO o0i Insurance slsoo
Edward J. Murphy. who was shot in san
Pnesco Saturday last b. Deans Gann for ha'!ns siaes
died on WoineflE'
The cotton mill of Messrs- Ashworth tS
Hcuy we:t PhlsiePhs was damaged By a ,e''srAy :" @s
amount Of $1,000.
An explosion Of gas occurred IN tie Swift blase
Newport ky Wen jAv, by wie Simon krPeiey M.
K.ge JoAp HAMILTON and wm. RAIN severely burned
..Talcott & Posts building. in Hartford, was
slightly damaged by tre ys'ers Ca liss'nSs dp s's S~e,
The nr eoOr udcr serious Nss fo@ wsie' islr hai"
&C A. Flewellyn clerk in hotel at Gilroy,
ga WeIassy Feselyp lad ehIfsd Robinson via beng Co
iadiIer.
w. G. Brenner committed suicide in Lancaster,
. ,.,srr 4, 6ts oc!o,k lie have maised al
eoct Deceased .boai Jesfs Of age Nv ea'' s's1 w
to act ou @ p.g4..
-. Mr.. Rowell of the firm of Rowsll * Bnt. 7.
sell -, usrsr Mass sirrs,ed while eales'onns 70 @..,
,y into Caaa 0Oo belonging ~ 'ae Urn -L' - -
10 ,Nl 30 Boston - . o..
The Hon. s. w. Kellogg Member OF Congfr .
- s ~ hi tl,t Of Corge,fic. has hefin noe 'u' :.
Io,esof Wat.,uy eaerg 5000 dnaS'. M , ns g ss
S.rSs D si.sl I've ls,p Io,ltd fo@ tns . A"' $ -A
loguAA
New-York tribune., 1871-01-06
NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1871

damages inflicted by tho Alabama and otner ne.N' ,'
pirates daring the war, before The House coin00
Of Foreign Affairs to urge the assumption OF INC
nv the United ststes These gentlemen represent pfi
paly tho OF whaers which were IestrIYyo. IY y.
The general Impression Is that the action asked VII o
be taken during Tie present session. though eoi
will probably be appointed to examine the ma''er anu
makca report. x,,..,
Deprty Commissioner ot Internal Reveruo Dongase
was taken suddenly ILL., last night and was not al his
Office to-day. .,,, -.
The senate Finance Committee VIII not meet III rex
week. It's Chairman, SeDatorSherman, hes gone h1te
attend the funeral OF niece, daughter OF MS Droier,
judge Sherman. - -, e.,
TIE counsd for Commodore Vanderbilt and the .yeY'
York Central Railroad Company obtained, today, nom
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, further exen-
SION OF tue time the hearing of tho arguments In re-
lation 10 the claim OF the Government Tor c hVe per
tax the scrip dividend made aDont Two years
ago. The time : extended 10 the 10th or FeDruarJ
The Union Pacific Railroad Company proposes TO biId
branch road from Ogden IA Utah Territory to the head
OF navigation on the CGuInlia River provding congress
will allow 1t 10 10 the terms, provisions, gants
franchises Limitation, privileges, and conditions Aeept
the Issuing OF bonds by the United SatCs PROVIDED Of
by ret under which II built ts main road. DecgGte
3arelde OF Washington Territory has introduced bill
@A.nOzinG tho building of the ROAD, and the issue o.
g. &c Torth OF additional ssacA By the Company