[93] Chron. 12:203, 1871; Ibid. 16:489, 1873.
[94] R. R. Gaz. 6:100, 1874. See affidavit of S. H. Dunan in the suit of John C. Angell against the Erie Railway Company and others, reprinted in Hepburn Committee Report, vol. 2, Exhibits, pp. 591–610.
[95] Hepburn Committee Report, vol. 2, Exhibits, pp. 623–643.
[96] Angell suit, R. R. Gaz. 6:269, 1874.
[97] R. R. Gaz. 7:224, 1875.
[98] Chron. 20:520, 1875.
[99] From a loan of £3,000,000 placed in London, the company had received but £1,232,029 in cash; £508,431 being retained by the London Banking Association and by James McHenry for claims and commissions on which the critical condition of the company enabled them to insist. Chron. 20:500, 1875. For statement of the physical condition of the property, May 26, 1875, see Extracts from joint letter to Hon. H. J. Jewett, Hepburn Committee Report, vol. 2, pp. 517–518, Exhibits.
[100] See R. R. Gaz. 7:423, 1875.
[101] R. R. Gaz. 7:423, 1875.
[102] R. R. Gaz. 7:479–80, 1875.