New-York tribune., 1873-01-10
THE CONGRESS SCANDAL.
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CREDIT MO.
---- RIIIER.


BILIER.
REwARKAgIF LIST OF CAPITALIsTS-THE Rx-
TRAORDINARY DIVIDENDS PAID.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.-Important facts con-
nected with the Credit Mober coming to light rre
specve OF those made known by the evidence bcfors
the Committee II been ascertained that the Credit
Mobiier stockholders included 80 large number Of
prominent persons to render it one OF the most i'm
portant organizations known in the financial history Of
the country; and also that the dIvdends realized or.
ceed the enormous sum already believed 10 have been
the limit The following is list OF these sockhoders
which, however does not represent all who In tho
Credit Mobiicr, transfer took place constantly and
great many shares 1t will be observed, were held In
trust The figures after each name represent the
Der of shares held in the Credit Mobilier;
Andrews Sakes s,sR A~es r'es SysS Es. EIs:
Ass59' ssoi oafej ls E%es 3as issS H" q w. BsTnes
;'is: Ss:S@s 3sT SodI.. bsis' Baker Bits IS
- sSrdEe E Rs,rS no Bsrdss a. s,sa
4l2 o. Charlek, 3; II. O. Crane, 1913; w. A. Cummings
IS Pre.aeS c5sHs trustee S sidney Don
Dodge, 100; j. r. Duff. 1880; 3 = Dana 100 q y.
PSass go Fourth f SsE5nS 5sE Sfisi saa ai rssod.
30 p. b. Foster, 50; j. Gardiner trustee, eS W.
G1dae1 s2 e. nSIt q cray lcaS GiPSsss gSss 81 SO
Gilmore TaS re- l5o 90 S5D e. Hazard $780, Ben Halliday .
Hssils % & BGGPsr f.soeS e4 hsIa
Anna Hazard. 2O Mary p. Hazard, 1oi Anna
Horner % j.; II. HotonEs.. 100 A. HOBART jr-
$50; b. H. jerks, 500; j. b; Johnston, 900:
j. L. King 50; @. A. Lombard. 7T5; A. A. Low 100; 10
Grand Lockwood 500; W. H. Macy 800; vi =, "a; nIyvr =
Moore fO j. NcRerson, $50; f. N.ckerson, $50 Il Nick
erson l5O c. H. Nelson 100; O. IL. Nellson % george
opdyke, M p Pohl 8; Pigot 200; pScx 100
90; j. H. Scranton s; W. Il. Stewart. trustee 30 B y
Stewart, s; II. Sanford l25 j. smith 700 T. M 1set
SON 80 f. Skinner & Co., 500; F. skinner q 90, rus-
tees, $50 Willie Davis Train, i75 H. Trowbridge u;
H. IT. Trowbridge so; Lydia Torrey, IL J. Tnatener' "
sophia Vernon, l. j. NJ s. Wulains oSo u - "~0' w.
NJ. Zbronsk 100.
The extent of the dividends received In the Credn
Mobier may Judged by those paid to the holder OF
anv one share in the list. The dividend OF Doc IL
1861 gave him go in mortgage bonds OF the Union
Pacific Railroad and SEQ In the stock OF the same road
the dividend Of January, 1862 added $40 In morteage
bonds; that Of June H. 1863, 80 in Union Pscihc Kan
road stock and 500 cash. On July g. 1885, ne receiveo
another dividend In Union Pacific Railroad bonds OF Vbs
and on the sth OF the same month cash allotment oil 30
while on Dec o. 1863 he paid further allotment o'
Union Pacific Railroad stock amounting u SlO III iob
lows that an Investment OF 800 yielded twithn the yea
and IL days from 1861 to Dec 90 1863 the enor
nous sum OF s5l5 divided follows: Union Pacine Kan
road bonds $685. Union Pacific Railroad stock, 500
cash s9o The bonds and stock may not have realizes
the par value but II unmstakabe that abe Credit MO
bilier enterprise was "a good thing"
Tn reeeipting for the dividend the receiver acknowi
edged that he received the said dividend from T. O. Du
rant Oliver Ames, Alley, Dillon, Bushnell, mcComb'
and Bates that he approved the contracts attacned
and that he released the above from all iaDty Dy
reason OF their acts parties to said foregoing pn
cate agreement"