The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-10
T INDIANAPOLIS, DECATUR & SPRING
i FIELD Railway Company.-Trustee's

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i FIELD Railway Company.-Trustee's
sale.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance
of a judgment duly rendered and entered
by the Superior Court of the County OF Ma
rion, in the State of Indiana, at a regular
term of said court, held on the twenty
third day of June, 1881, in a certain suit
undersigned, b. A Sands and r. |. +.
Peirce, trustees, were plaintiffs, and the In
dlanaDolis, Decatur & Springfield Railway
Company and others were defendants; and
also in pursuance OF a certain order, duty
made and entered In the same court In the
same suit, on the twenty-third day. OF Jan
uary, 1894; and also by virtue of, and under
the power and authority vested In US, the
said Benjamin Aymar Sands and Robert
Il. +. PIERCE. as substituted trustees under
a certain indenture of mortgage, bearing
date the thirty-first day OF December, III
the year 1875, made by the indianapolis, De
catur 81 Springfield Railway Company 10
Dimes frr-Iu ana John j. Crane, as trust
ees, we, the undersigned, substituted trust
ees. under the said mortgage in the place
and stead of said Emott and Crane, ana
the special masters in pursuance OF the
terms of the aforesaid judgment, Will eX-
pose for sale at public auction, to the high
May, 1894, at twelve o'clock, at the New
York Real Estate SalesrCom, Number III
Broadway, i'm the City of New York, at the
auction stand of Smyth q Ryan, all the
railroads estate, real and personal, cor
porate rights and franchises, and premises
conveyed and transferred by the SAID here
i'm above mentioned mortgage, or intended
So To he. that is 10 say, the line of railway
formerly of the indianapolis, Decatur &
Springfield Railway Company, described in
such mortgage as follows:
All and singular its railroad or railway
constructed or to be constructed in the
then known and designated as the Indian
apolis, Decatur d Springfield Railway (and
formerly known and designated as the In
diana & Illinois Central Railway, as the
same was then constructed or thereafter
should be constructed, extending from the
City of indianapolis, State of Indiana, to
the City of Decatur, State of Illinois, 10
constitute, when completed, a continuous
line of railroad one hundred and hfty-t~o
miles in length; and also all the real estate
owned by said company, wherever the same
might be situated and all branches, extern
Sions, sidings and turnouts OF the said rail-
way then belonging TO, or which might
thereafter be constructed or acquired by
it between indianapolis and Decatur as
aforesaid, and all lands, right OF way, rails,
bridges, tracks, WharVeS, FENCES, Viaducts,
culVertS, houses, workshops, machinery,
stations, offices, depots, depot grounds, en-
CINE houses, buildings, improvements, tene-
ments and Entertainments then owned or
thereafter TO be acquired by the said rail-
way company, its successors or assigns,
for the construction, operation and man.
agement of the said railroad between In
dIanapOliS and Decatur as aforesaid, and
all the rolling stock. locomotives. tenders,
cars and machinery, tools, inn
plements and materials and all and slngu-
lar the personal property of every kind,
nature and description belonging 10 the said
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way Company, and then or thereafter ia
use or intended for use upon the said rail-
road. or in connection with the proper
equipment and operation of the same; and
also all and singular the corporate rights,
powers, privileges and franchises OF the
| said indianapolis, Decatur q Springfield
Railway Company, then owned and pos
sessed or which might be thereafter ac-
1uired for the construction, maintenance
| and operation of said railroad, or connect
ed with or relating 10 the same; and also
all streets, ways, alleys, passages. waters,
water courses, easements, rights. liberties,
privileges. hereditaments and appurtenanceS
! Whatsoever, unto any Of the mortgaged
| premises and estates belonging and apper-
| tanning or TO belong and appertain, and the
reversion and reyersions, remainder and re-
mainders, rents, ISSUES and profits thereof
and all the estate, right, title. interest,
claim and demand OF every kind or nature
whatsoever of the said Indianapolis. De
catur < Springfield Railway Company, as
we'll at law as in equity of, in and u the
same and every part ard parcel thereof.
The successful Digder viii be required To
pay on account of the purchase price. al
the time of sale, the sum of fifty thousand
dollars in cash, and the sale viii be sub,
ject to the terms and conditions OF the
aforesaid Judgment
Dated January 26. 1894.
BENJAMIN AYMAR SANDS,
ROBERT II. r. PEIRCE
Trustees and Special Masters.
PLATT & BOWERS,
AUGUSTUS L. JASON
Attorneys for Trustees.