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BANGING AND FINANCIAL.

BANKING AND I1NANCLAl"
Ten PER CENT INVESTMENT.
1t present rate of gold. an investment OF $1,000
in the
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND
GOLD BONDS
Of the VEBSlONT DIVISION OF the
porrr AND AND OGDFNsBURG RAILROAD TRUNK LINE
yields an annual interest of $3.50, and held To ma
turity an annual rate of
Ten PER CENT.
Issued in denominations Of 81 COO $500, and 800,
and limited to $4,000 per mile.
Price for the present, so and accrued interest IN
currency.
For sale or exchange FOR marketable securities.
j.. q T. FAIRBANKS * Co., St. Johnsbury, W.
FAIRBANRs d CO., 81 Broadway, Now-1Ork,
FAIRBANKS. Brown u Co., Mllk-5t., BOslOn'
HOwEs s. MACY Bankers, No. 30 Wall-st, New
corpOTated Banks, and allow Interest on dauy Dal-
ances at the rate of -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid to choice Stock, Bonds, &c.
&c, for Investors.
AUSTIN BALDWIN e. Co,
Bankers, No. "A Broadway,
Issue Letters of Credit on
CITY BANK or LONDON,
AND
IHERBETIE, KANE e. Co, PARIS.
Travellers Letters Received and Forwarded.
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in railroad bonds the transactions were moderate,
tho chief dealings having been in the Union Pacific
issues. These were weak and lower Firsts selling
down to Sc, Land Grants 20, and Incomes 574. The
closing quotations were tho lowest made Central
and Western PaciGcs continue firm by reason of the
close approach of the semi-aunual interest. Bur
hngton, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Firsts fell Off
from 89. to %. Tho following were the quotations:
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rEw9YoRk DAY TRIBUNE SATURDAY JUNE d. 1873 TRIPLE SHEET

Frankfort t...................... lll9 nl Gl9 AZ
Prnssan thiilers. ,-............ 7Ab TT 70 73s
Extra mails for Europe tomorrow per steamship
Mosel will close at 1890 p. m. at tho Merchants
Exchange, Nos. 80 and 81 Pine-st r.
I. Money on call was quiet and easy at and Per
cent in ordinary Stock Exchange collateral, and at
and under on prime discounts, which were SLOW
National bank notes in excessive supply. Specu-
lation in Government bonds is dwiudlmg down to
the most minute proportions since iho decline in
gold has caused the withdrawal Of foreign orders.
There is wide difference between bidding and ask
ing prices and for the most OF tina issues holders
fuse to name price at which thoy will sell. The
market closed quiet risk & Hatch report as follows
at 4 M.
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THE HOUR AND THE MAN.
"uE CONFETTI NOT, SHE SAID"
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1875,
Il Containing POETKAIr aud BIOGRAPHY Of HORACE GREE
LEl; a's0.
The OF te Intel Railroads Of the United States; STA
O Mliuanre; The P4bIc UeOi of the United
Sse Cabinet Supreme tou Ministers TO FoaEa Colri' Sci
Eouy.hiri chosen; SuUg ad Select Committees
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RrrrlprS OF PRODuCE..

pY North Rirs- TeaVs nd RatgoIfs
JrNg 203 PICS Ashes. % ias Broom CuE j. bbi Cspoer IN
cakes Copper 4 b1l Cotton, u ps D.el ffn s5 g Esg,
I3GfJ villa Frur tt's 3D. 80 bags Meal 5 n'h '" -.
10 40 bashtofu ~ hnsh o bush Malt ' b1sh Pess
100 s OaAet oales Hemp, .JJ Djl. III - J b' foon.
6 sides Leate ~ rg. Beef 81 pkg. C Meats 30 tc Lord.
kegs Lard PIKE Butter t ps1+ itr,, D pf. '-
ll Paru 5i pk-s. rgfcA sj mus A"'al''i ~ PAsh
Tobacco, j'3 bales Wool 4l3 bJl. whisky.
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Mem 11nblitailons.

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THE HOUR AND THE MAN.
An Historical ROnHuoe.
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One sense ei consistency oatalAy heVe'' LoDaVh
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NOBLELIFT PORTRAYED.

A NOBLE LIFE PORTRAYED.
IN ETw ESLtK5ED LnTIos OF HORACE 1kEELKfBAUTO
0IOGEApl, Memoir
EJe.ta. On the best Olhls iaIa0I. Campaign sltecneA
p P0fIEAT EYEE PuhIIsnEp EEPEr
X APPEAaEp " THK SuNNsH oB l6IL
The call for Mr. NTt AufJJogfaply5 ad $40 ir son
record Of tie efI Intellectual dspy Wc re
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San d ne have led 10th issue edition of the Au01logrs)hs
Apye1iiI he Of his lie 70 e en
Ftpug stdNng tive Of bis admirable and
NJ Campago spees and oonaudng with On ethAufe enc
kmrsbe analysis Of the capsgn ongnay prepared By The Hon
p1aes Pike er-uieI Minister The Hague There Is
h1oes pretty oOmpee collection Of Mr. Ges hsosl sneous
~ rtnF including oers s famous eon1fo'ef'y WIZ hoOe
Alie Owen MsrdA.e a.d divorce -. r. .
ff hardsOnsly bound il cJth With tgo Portraits % er ~
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THE MONEY MARKET.
JUNE %. lsr,.

JUNE 20, 1919
SALES AT TIE STOCK EXCHhNGE-oFFICIAL REPORT,
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR THE TRIBUNE
FIRST CALL 10l O'CLOCK A. NJ.
"A 1pf
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By NAL, postage free, rrre % ofpuce w
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r,h. .n y n.ll. sh! .aa rr,sa.Ll a.e!.an. aana V,

The ouota Cotton sore Thnhlns va qa1 40
mora than haf A Rraie Al below tne arade qiD"l
sALzs PRKsENT DELIVERY -
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PURPLE AND FINB LINEN.
bold and orrRal ~ E1gaT fasCsL = Handsomely
TalNd AID J0a1d PLoe, - u.
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In Amsterdam the Central Pacific mortgages were
quoted at So. Union frsts, 7O! Union Pacific stock
19l; Northwestern preferred, IL! and St. Paul pre-
forred, co., In Frankfort ve-twenties OF lSt2 were
quoted at Co. and Central Pacific, s2i Cable adyices
from London report ConsoIS as closing active ana
frmer, as was also the case with United States Sc
curites and Eric stock, the general financial cut
look continuing favorable. AS there was
neither local OF foreign influence 10
affect gold, that market was quiet
notably 80 after 12 o'clock, when business was done
mostly at 1l5!0ll5l. At the start the price was ll5
from which it declined toll5, and advanced ~ llo'
with l5l as tho basis OF the market at II O'CLOCK
Loans cost for carrying 8. 81. H. and per cent. Inc
Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 called rive
Twenties ard $4,000 coin interest on the pubic
debt. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank was Gold cleared, S76, coo; gold balances
81 COO; currency balances, S24iG9OG Iho quota
tions were as follows:
1000 ..-ilLi ll:sO ..llsi .ilS, 15o
lU30 ti6i 1900. .llba l5o....IlJt dOV-.iioI~iNs
HOO. ..n5i 12.B. ll5b 2O0.....ilbt
Foreign exchange has been dull and rates were
unchanged. Theoficial quotations were as annexed
but sales wero at CONCESSIONS:
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CACHEr;
0 As Secret sorrow novel by Mu q. J. r. Hanon Of
= llntz, Go0E.A - Pnce, ~ s.
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Bonds AT A BARGAIN.
MoSTcLkIR RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by the Midland Railway, for sale at 81
JAMESON. SMITH ~ CoTTISG. ii Broad-st.
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Two Million, Three Hundred and Twenty
Giglt Thousand Dollars,

forvbch Tr,nhe Certificates q stock PRINCIPAL AND lNThS,
EaTPAYABLB ~ GOLD either Registered Corol option "
the purchaser Will be Of the Pco oi e saie
orz ~ The Hkug Fund.- Guier Sc lhe A.
beirug Interest 81 tae r O F per ets
per annu parable annually tue drst DAYS ~ Jalu and JAY
IT. yelr and ne principal rm1ua5s the 1rst July oas
thousand egut huudrel AMI nl1eyOne.
10 Commissioners 70 be Il h5srsT 70
al proposals the Otr As his
opuon are advanageous the interest, of the Sa.e
PROPOSALS for tie WHOLE part Of said loan no' ss
tsn +5ON ..--
All pro )osals be 'sei and indoei Loan FOR ne Snnt
Pn. AID ucos o1e0pe directed 10 the Aulo O %. 'hi
Department. Albany, v. Y
The be gi N he paid in gold coin on the acc pncs
OF the proroa. Or 1y tae diy Of June instant
mole b. ling the . the cred % NJ
I.urer New fors account OF the Canal tuii
bank VI the Mannfan Company, NcS-fofk IN sf ~
turing dtJ Of J 1875, tI b. rc,.rsi " pyHf Jof
trbsarDiiOa % ne Rer loan.
on The l. an viii on the first Gay Of fr'J sui
be psyshe nruu JOY st ia
Bank ~ Lle Manhattan COMPANY. iu the O.y n New-losA
Canal Department A41luy, June 5. 1873
JOHN I. ROBr-SOS.
Icut..toyern0r
NELSON z HOPKINS.
C.nr roller
G. HILTON SCuGyNtR,
.
THOMAS BAISES
Treasurer
FRANCIS c. BARLOW,
Atto GeyGencral
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He ake tue l owug Weiss Uer.ly op C.IIr
OF lac sVa. absence demand me face o.! the
threatening aspect the E4gl thing pr-cTeuel 10
bsoy o TIE trade There literally nothing doig The re 20
OF almost nothing concession, ~ pnce appr 10
offer any iudueu! hoa. quotations, re
nearly nominal Nothing OF bad turn oFn crop H
be A. this wu1g, Tie
yield last year II don't exceed last ysrs
depend largely Europe tomazerp our dIir
any al me country yet is
acreage hes equally reduced by tue Out
Uuler favorable a cunstsuces
10 light should escape Tie Of
hon lss prices likely to rule quite hsh At
time Iuung "a. D4st year
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tions were as folio,

Foreign exchange has been dull, and rates were
unchanged. The oofiical quotations as annexed
but sales wero at concessions:
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Section Three. Article seven of the Constitution.

TIE Commissioner, the Canal Fund by virtue Of tie A eef
set yrDydr lprOr. th Goyrrlmr g. a.so ap1 -
81 ana h aceorarce section Three o. Article Seven ~ the 0a
uon that scaled roposa vii D. - wed Al t5s
Canal DePae uni te 18th I o jane, ls- II ~ ococ4 no'n
Ill m. a L
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nLYIn l0PpEREIHIn-
anrrsrY aNnI-ArP nrr.r
Anu r-Nn ILr-uA-

Tttrtsr'ving S'ory rs bT Mrs Emerson. Luhoii-
smous alsd Of Be'.ey AMI are OJt' which F1ed
hy vi cod the antrg BY aa0th
alil0L = Proe, 81 -
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AIessrs. Fairbanks & Co., No. 81 Broadway, re-
mort an increasing demand for the First Mortgage
Sinking Fund Gold Bonds Of the Lamoiue Valley,
ST. Johnsbury aud Essex County Railroads
The New-York National Exchange Bank has de-
clared seml-annual dividend of three per cent,
payable Julyl.
The Delaware, Lacbawanna and Western Rail
road Company have declared a semi-annual dividend
of per cent payable July ID.
An interest dividend at the rate of seven per cent
per annum, has been declared to depositors in the
East River Savings Institution payableon and after
July TO- on all sans which have remained on deposit
for three or six months previous 10 the LIST day OF
July next.
The North River Savings Bank has declared
somiannua dividend at the rate of six per cent per
annum on all amounts from s. to $1,000, free Of
Government tax, payable on and after July q.
The Philadelphia stock market is dull; Penn
syiyania Sizes 1O9 Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road. "a; Reading Railroad, jos; Pennsylvania Rail
road. Jil Gold. 1l5i.
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at 4 u. M:
following were the bids :

There wcro some small transactions in State
bonds and the market was quite firm in tone. The
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Ncu publitdiions.

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New-York tribune., 1873-06-21
THE TWO ADMIRALS.
BY JAMES FENIMURB COOPER.

INSANITY IN ITS RELATIONS TO CRIME.
TBXT AND COMdENTARY. By Wm. A. Hammond, N. D.,
oor Diseases Of Mind and Svsien ETC., ETC,
- HoS. Medical College lv,L, $50. Cloth Pree, 81
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-01-23
Moore County Court.
From the Pioneer.

Twothirds of the Magistrates
being present the Court proceeded
to re-elect Hon: A. j. Simpson,
Chairman. He received ten votes,
being majority of all the votes
cast. John Ashby and Sam'l.
Bobo were elected Associates.
d.. Waggoner aud others pc
titioned for Jury of View; dis.
missed for want of proper notice
at petitioners cost. t5ae
S. E. I'll. Dan e was appointed
Administrators of c. Z. McLemore,
decd, and gave bond accordingly.
The lines between Dist. No. l
and 2 were changed. A change
was also made in the lines be-
tween Dist. No. Z and s.
The Tax Assessors were allowed
S25 each.
J. A. Norman, Sheriff, was al
lowed $25 for ex-otiicio services.
A. j. Simpson, Chairman, al
lowed $50 for same.
J. W Byron, Clerk, allowed
$50 for same.
The Committee appointed to
allot a years allow auce to Mrs.
Mary J. Shelton, reported; which
report was confirmed by the
Court. =
A. C. Cobble VS.. Emory Hice,
petition to sell land; decree for
sale.
Several allowances were made.
Abe Fri2zelI, l.. Leftwick and
J. W. Byron, were appointed a
Committee 10 confer with our Rep
resentativcs and other members
of the Legislature in regard to
furnishing the officers of the coun-
,, ty with necessary law books.
L. Leftwick, E, Y. Salmon,
Walton Hiles, ]. L. Bryant, Abe
Frizzell, ]. W, Byron and W. R.
Waggoner, were appointed a Com
mittee to locate the County Jail
and receive propositions and plans
for building the same /; also to lay
off the Public Square and make
their report to the next April
term.
W. J. Taylor, Tax Collector,
was empowered to change any
wrong assessments 20 the proper
person.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-01-23
A RaCY Sketch.

The third Congressional Dis |
trict of Tennessee will be rep
resented after the fourth of next
March by Hon. VIM. Crutch-
field, of Chattanooga. "Uncle
Bill" as he is Familiarity called,
is a we'll TODD farmer and very
plain in his habits as we'll as in
his garments. While by no
means Of sanguinary DISPOSE
ton, he is somewhat bellicose
and given to having his own
way. "Unclc Bill" went to
Washington, lately, and the
correspondents thought him
worthy of a pen portrait. He
is now being pilloried in niche
of fame, after this absurd man
ner:
The Chicago Times regrets
that the halls of Congress will
be bereft of Mr.. Snapp after
the present session; but the mis-
fortune is mitigated by the
thoughtfulncss of q Tennessee
constituency in providing a
worthy successor. This gen
tleman will be disappointed if
the clerk does not put his
name onthe roll as bill Crutch-
field" which is the only appel
latiOn that he has ever respon-
ded to. He is described as a
reproduction OF David Crockett,
and any one who may suppose
that his district will be voiceless
in the national Legislature does
him grievous injustice. Mr..
Crutchfeld understands the first
duty of a Congressman to be
oratory, and he means to dis
charge it conscientiously, and
to earn his money if it is within
the power Of his very healthy
lungs. And Mr. Crutchfield is
no carpet knight of the rostrum
on the contrary,his popularity
among his constituents is large
ly attributed to his playfulness
with a revolver. He is said tC
be very handy with the derrin-
ger also.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-01-23
Hydrophobia.
Exciting Scene in a Railway Car.

Scene in Railway Car.
From the Poughkeepsie Eagle
When the six o'clock express
on the Hudson River Railroad
left New York on Christmas
Eve, Mayor Eastman was one
of the passengers on the first
car ahead Of the first sleeper.
TwL or three seats from him sat
a finely dressed and noble look
ing man. who suddenly gave a
frightful shrek and snapped
and barkcd like dog. The pas
.sengers in the car rose to their
feet, some Of them making for
the door panic-stricken. The
stranger seized hold Of the back
of the seat in front of him, and
barking again, grated his teeth
in a fearful manner, and closed
his mouth on the top of the seat
back, tearing out strips of wood
with his teeth, and splitting
them out on the floor.
May or Eastman and one or
two others rushed forward to
him, and endeavoredto hold him,
but We're unsuccessful. His
strength seemed superhuman,
His eyes rolled widely, and he
seemed to bein the greatest ago.
ny. A cup Of water. was brought
him, upon seeing which he seiz-
ed the edge Of the metallic cup
beween his teeth and bit a piece
out Of it as clear almost as if it
had been cut with a knife. A
brakeman now arrived and aid
ed the passengers, when finally,
10y overpowering numbers, the
unfortunate man was compelled
! to lie down in the seat.
By the time the train had
reached Peekskill he had quiet
ed down considerably. All eff
forts to ascertain who he was
proved unavailing. The mark
on the inside of his hat shows
that it was made in Utica. He
had several boxes with him filled
with Christmas gifts. Some of
the passengers thought he had
the deliritm treme'es, while 9th
ers felt convinced that it was g
case of hydrophobia. Severa
times it was feared thathe would
/ bite or otherwise infiict injury
upon those who were endeayor-
ing to hold him. Whenth trair
left this city he was sleeping, but
was closely watched. He wa;
evidently a gentleman of consid
cradle means. Mayor Eastman
and Mr.. Charles Chichester boil
say it was the most fearful scene
they ever witnessed. .
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-01-23

A YOUNG LADY SCALPED In
Baltimore, the other day, a man
carrying an umbrella under his
arm in promiscuous manner,
went rushing down the street
In passing "a bevy Of elegantly
dressed ladies', the handle of the
rain Shedder caught in the head
gear of one Of the fair ones. She
gave little scream of aStonish-
ment and alarm, but neither this
nor the tension OF the umbrella
could check the headlong career
of the Lastly individual, and as
the umbrella would not yield,
both the bonnet end the whole ell.
aborately arranged curls and 9TH
er fixtures on the lady's head
were pulled completely off, and
she stood the very image of desc.
lation and bereavement, Apollo
gy under such circumst. noes
would have been an insult, so the
gentleman hurried away, and the
lady, gathering rs promptly as
possible her scattered adornments,
also retired from the scene Of dis,
aster.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-01-23
The Situation in Ten
sneSSee

A correspondent of the Louis
vile Commercial, radical, after
giving the Strength of parties in
the Legislature, makes the follow
ing remarks touching ex- President
Johnson:
Whatever may have been tie
estimate formerly placed upon
the services OF the Hon. A. j.,
there is warm corner in the
hearts Of the simon pure Repub-
licans for him how. The formid-
able party which has grown up
under the fostering care of ii e
Democratic press, aided doubtless
by the intoierant spirit which
controlled The administration of
Governor Brownlow, has, to use a
common expression, had lis back
broken by the indomitable ex-
President. lIis speeches gave
forth no uncertain sound ON the
wickedness of sec, ssion as he met
its apologists upon his native
heath.
1t is evidentthat moth withstand.
ing Mr.. Johnson made the race for
Congress for his own benefit, the
fact remains that the triumphant
result of the Republican party if
due to the fact that he made the
race. His clarion notes rang out
in devotion to the union, and raj
lied to his support thousands, who
from various causes, had, in for
mer times, forsaken the Union
cause and gone over to the Demo
cratic party. To support him Of
fered to such men a more conser
vative position than could BE-
found within The rebel camp OF
Cbeatham aud his followers.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-01-23
New Horse Disease.

New YORK, Jan. lS.-It is sta
ted that a new horse disease of a
dangerous character is prevalent
in this city. Surgeons pronounce
it to be spinal meningitis, and it
is believed to be an outgrowth of
the distemper recently prevalent,
caused by working the horses be.
fore they had fully recovered
There have been several fatal ca
ses already.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-01-23

James Barton lately hung him.
self at Newark, n. j., in fit of
mental depression. His brother
found him soon after, and by
promptly cutting him down and
administering restoratives could
have brought back suspended ami
nation, but he took the legal view
instead, and rode ten miles for a
coroner. finding the body yet
warm when he returned.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-01-23

Your HOME PAPER.-The
Gallatin Examiner very pertin-
emily remarks that "your town
paper is the representative of
your town and county, whether
you are willing or not. If it be
a good or a one bad is,all your
making. Abroad, in the eyes
of strangers, it shows what the
people are. If it presents face
of prosperity and energy, it is
credited to the liberaIity and in
telligence of the people; if i'll
looking and half starved, like
an ill-fed hound, the people are
marked down and spotted as ig-
norant, stupid, penurious and
lazy"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-01-23
An assoc alton has just been or.

An assoc alton has just been or.
ganized in London for the purpose
of prosecuting every railroad com
pany on whose line any accident
occurs. The prime object of this
organization is to make the COM
panies responsible for all damages
inflicted on the persons of passen.
gers, whether through careless
ness of employees or otherwise.
If few such associations were
formed here it would be but a
short time until there was a very
appreciate decrease in the mum.
Der of railroad accidents.