Edward StLoe Livermore . lders are commonly ledto think that they are to get much morethan four per cent. * Mulhalls Progress of the World. London, this article I give the nearest round numbers,whether of cents or of millions of dollars, wheneverround numbers will help to make the case clearer. Accession No. Added i8 Catalogued by Revised by Memoranda. !?-»?????-????-???? 4-4+?-?-» 4-4-M-f 4-»4-4~4>~4 ?????????????????????I WILLIAM B. OGDEN; AND EARLY DAYS IN CHICAGO. By Hon. ISAAC N. ARNOLD. • ??+????+?•?-? ?????? 4444 4444-M-444444444444444 I WILLIAM B. OGDEN; AND EARLY DAYS IN CH
Edward StLoe Livermore . lders are commonly ledto think that they are to get much morethan four per cent. * Mulhalls Progress of the World. London, this article I give the nearest round numbers,whether of cents or of millions of dollars, wheneverround numbers will help to make the case clearer. Accession No. Added i8 Catalogued by Revised by Memoranda. !?-»?????-????-???? 4-4+?-?-» 4-4-M-f 4-»4-4~4>~4 ?????????????????????I WILLIAM B. OGDEN; AND EARLY DAYS IN CHICAGO. By Hon. ISAAC N. ARNOLD. • ??+????+?•?-? ?????? 4444 4444-M-444444444444444 I WILLIAM B. OGDEN; AND EARLY DAYS IN CHICAGO A PAPER Read before the Chicago Historical Society,Tuesday, December 20, 1881, (On the Presentation by Mrs. Ogden of a Portrait ofher late Husband, Painted by Geo. P. A. Healy.) BYHon. ISAAC N. ARNOLD, PRESIDENT OF THE CHICAGO HISTORICAL SOCIETY, AND HONORARY FELLOW OF THE ROYAL HISTORICAL SOCIETY, CHICAGO: FERGUS PRINTING COMPANY. 1 881. CHICAGO HISTORICAL SOCIETY. THE Hall of the Chicago Historical Society was filledby prominent citizens and old settlers to witness the pro-ceedings on the presentation of the portrait of William On the platform were the Hon. Elihu B. Washburne,Judge Thomas Drummond, ex-Chief-Justice John DeanCaton; and on the right were the ex-Mayors of Chicago,B. W. Raymond, Isaac L. Milliken, John C. Haines, JulienS. Rumsey, Roswell B. Mason, Joseph Medill, and ThomasHoyne, and many old settlers of Chicago. Edwin H. Sheldon, Esq., on behalf of Mrs. Ogden, said :.Mr. PRESIDENT:—The Chicago Historical Society,some months since, passed a resolution, requesting , the widow of the late William B. Ogden, to giveto the Society a portrait of her late husband, who hadbeen one of its founders, and always, during his life, a lib-eral benefactor. The resolution referred to Mr. Ogden, inappropriate terms, as one of the founders of the City, andas one w
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