New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-05

medlately and Ill out the certificate at the end OF
the printed form in accordance with the fact =,
Third-A resolution OF the Board OF Directors OF
the n authoriSng III 6ct tSs pSrcfnase from d John 0
Neal and wife. Rease see that this resolution Is
Fourth-A resolution Of the stockholders OF the c;
e. n. p. ratfyng the purchase from Neal and
wife. which resolution contains the form OF dee, deed
have Neal and wife execute the deed In due form.
and deliver / to the G ~ P Co; and ,ctss, as soon
date possible, pass the resolution OF the stocknoid-
ers rayng the he Proceednggs tho title Of the depot
and station grounds in the new company II % VII oe
its own which directly connect with the railroad
lines Of the C. & G. W: and the requisites OF the
ftSy%e Between T the @e, q T Z. p. and the G. G. W
You VIII say on the next DAY Day cdrg after tne o & de
foregoing proceedings hold meeting OF the I. q
G. W. Board Of Directors and pass the resolution ~
the coy e & q n "S TheTeafter % and on the same day
pass resolution by the Board OF directors OF the th
.s and %ie PSs; Ss ,gsss Fs:9a'S. y I9s
G6 road .hf to alfse'crS she c. ol n .nf H. '' ''e "
sth Then pass resolutions a. pS Of when b Is
b. & S. c., and c. II. & B., ratifying the leases,
and have the leases properly executed and delivered
h b Then and 0f on the % te qay hoa am
pass the resolutions, copy Of which M is incosed
authorizing the leases from the c. & G. W., b. 4 5.
pass resolutions by the Stockholders OF the c. & N
?. ratfyng the leases from the c. & g. W., b. q
>. -, y.
BY the foregoing proceedings the station and sta
ton grounds first conveyed by Neal and wife to
from the c. 4 G. "; then a lease to the new COM
pany from the B. S c. then lease & to the the new .
first act in the transfer of titles
DUPLICATE CORPORATE SEALS
,nclose herein two copies OF the printed papers
herelnbefore referred to. Keep with you In
Chicago, but transmit possible to me. in
care OF c. W. Wetmore No 2O6 Broadway, New
York. the other copy with all the blanks properly
filled originals for exhibition to the parties In
terested here including the impressions OF all the
! corporate seals. You must at once have made the
seal Of the c. ~ p. in duplicate, so that the Inn
preston OF the seal VIII be upon the papers Wncn ~
you transmit to me. Keep one seal IN Chlcago,
and send one to me in New-York by express at the the
spectacle in form as may be with the limited time
at your disposal.
half of Charles i. Colby, Edwin II. Abbot Colgate
| Hoyt Howard Morris and myself designations
or either Of US now hold in the C. & G. W. b. &
| S. c. and c. H. & b. Please see that these resig-
! / Will within day or two forward you another
batch of papers in print accompanying letter con-
tanning the necessary proceedings for the sale OF OF
q ne R z to Of the e" C. p and upon the re-
ceipt thereof please hurry them through as rapidly
tssk BY you or foPs RE ssturday Of
seI the udgment Of yourself and Mr. High should be
made. or II there any matters contained in the
papers which you do not thoroughly understand,
telegraph me fully and we will endeavor to ar
truly d. S. WEGG.
The testimony given in Chicago by the en-
gineer who superntended the construction work
and the cashier who paid out the funds for the
| Chicago terminals. which were leased to the
Northern Pacific for 800 900 in bonds, besides
the assumption Of all indebtedness. showed that
the total cost was 81, 295, 500 The difference OF
s13 900 900 is what the Northern Pacific managers
hope 10 recover at law from the former directors
James II. Hoyt brother Of Colgate Hoyt
has resigned from his place as counsel TO the
Northern Pacific receivers in order to act in the
interest Of Colgate Hoyt
WHAT MIR. CoLBYs FRIENDS SAY.
The friends Of Charles L. Colby deny that his
departure for Europe Wednesday was inhu
enced by any considerations in connection with
the Northern Pacific litigation. The following
letters explain themselves:
To the Editor of The Tribune; .,,. .u,.
Sir. The statements made In this morn morning ars
Tribune regarding my brother, Charles J. Colby are
unjust and cruel His friends know he IS AWAY
He has been very sick man for some months, ana
several weeks ago he had What scenes % s 10 9o
orders. he has given no attention to business n2r
has any one been allowed to talk with him on ousi-
ness matters This Illness is a recurrence OF SICK.
ness ne had few years ago and we nope that
fcal this summer as 1t then. He went 10 Carls-
bad on Wednesday last on DR. Shetons imperative p Ave
pended his immediate withdrawal from q BUSINESS 1
cares Yours very truly, JOSEPH H. CoLbi'
New-York May I, 1894
| To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: In your paper Of this mornings date uI an ar
ticle appears headed, Has He Gone to JON WEE M
that is apparent reflection upon the motives ina h
| the Teutonic on Wednesday last. AS this imphca'
ton is in accordance with the facts permit me me
as his medical adviser TO state that me suoaei
| change in Mr. Colby's plans was strictly IN com
| plance with my expressed commands Eariy II IN
| April Mr. Colby was taken most seriously III; tis
| threatening nature of his ailment demanded an
| absolute and immediate withdrawal from all bus-
| ness cares and anxietes. Recognizing the severity
of his Illness | positively refused to allow him te
return business ! only regret tnat ms ,i neaitr
| would not have permitted him TO leave at an carrier
| date Very truly yours. , -,o>. =, -
No 52l Madson-ave., May 4, 1874.