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RAILROAD NOTES.

MILWAUKEE, zee. 29.-The "cut" in the
allrl rates to I2la and 172 cents from Chicago to
New.York and Boston, was promptly met within half
an hour of announcement by cut Of lO2 and 10 =
cents by the Detroit Grand Haven and Milwaukee line
SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 29.-The Incorporation papers
OF the Central Pacific Railroad Company OF Utah have
been filed Tie Crockers and ". Il. Huntington are
among the incorpOratoIs
ST. PAUL Mimi, Dec. 29-General Terry has ordered
n detachment Of the I'd Cavalry from Fort Custer TO
Terry. Landing, the upper Yellowstone, TO protect
tho Northrrn Pacific engineers and the construction
rouppn m their from the narauding Crows. The
ronps will go into cantOnment at that place ior the
winter
TROY, N Y, Dec. 29.-Engineers are surveying a
route for new railroad from Dandy Vt by the way OF
Tnmouth MiddletOwn, Poutney, Castlcton, Fair Haven
md orwell, toa point Lake Champlan, opposite
Ticonderog where the lake will De brdgcd The distance
Is dty-ave miles Another road s contemplated from
South Vtby the of Bennington to Hoosac
Tunnel These lines, with the Bennington and Rutland
Railroad would provide new route IRON the tnDe 10
Tcondrroga IT proposed to connect ilconder3ga y
road through the North Woods with Sacketts liarOOr
and by making Western connections with the Grand
Trunk Railroad and Eastern connections with the new
Massachusetts Central Railroad at the tunnel, make
route from Chicago to Boston 100 miles shorter thah
nuv In existence.
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TIE FLOODED RITERS.

ALBANY, Dec. 2a.-The frashct in the river
has recoded several cct but II still the docks al
some points, Obstrucuug business.
TROY, Dec. ~. The Hudson has fallen. and is now
level with the docks. Little dImasc has been doae by
the nigh w9Icr
BoRDESrowN, Y. J., Dee 29.-The Delaware River nj
this point began TO rise last night. and this morning the
water ia over the piers and docks The water Is sth
rising.
PouGuKrErsIE Dec. 20-Th- is The fourth dav OF the
foE along the Hudson The frcshct In the river Increases
and the flood tides unusually high There was fog
again last night and this morning the city Of Troy the
Saratoga the st. John and other steamers passed hcrc
several hours behind time Frcghis are becoming very
light.
MILFORD. Penn, Dec. 20-Thc Delaware River If still
the RISE fed by the heavy rains Of last night and TINS
morning. Reports from up the Delaware give an ae-
count Of losses of lumber Nearly all Of the lower haf
OF Deposit s flooded and the inhabitants have been re-
moved in bOats Several other small towns are threat
ened. The and brInChes and the LackaWa1Ch
swollen 10 an immense hCight-
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THE PENNSYLV1NIA TAXES.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 29.-At to-day's session
Of the State Revenue Commission the Committee on
Manufacturing Companies and Limited Partnerships
made report favorable e1emptng such corporations
and partnerships from taxation provided the property
pays taxes The report Of the committee cOInmendns
the eXcnuton OF building and loan associations from
taxation was also adopted.
The committee to whom referred the duty. Of As
certaining what corporations taxed on capital stock
and whether any should be discharged ohcrcdS report
N recommends tnat no change be made In the laws
affecting corporations created for purposes oi trade
manufacture and commerce. The committee rec
nmuends also the relieving from taxation Of all cor
uorDons that may in the business Oi transact
United States.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON Thursday, Dec. 30, 1881.
The official inspection Of the st. Gothard tunnel WIS
commenced today
An iron corvette intended for the Chinese Government
has beei successfully launched at Settn, in Prussia
NJ Jean Baptiste Faure, the well known baritone OF
the Opera and professor OF singing in the COnseryatore
Paris. been appointed CheyaheF Oi tAe Legion o
Honor.
the Government take measures TO regulate the emf
grafton OF people OF the Azores Islands to the Sandwich
1sands and complaining OF the treatment received by
Portuguese In the later country.
Paris dispatch TO The Times says: The negotiations
for the AngloFrench treaty of Commerce viii recon-
mence on Saturday next The negotiations in regard to
wooens and eottons have gone a step backward, and
serious difficulties are IN the way OF solution OF the
question
The London correspondent OF The Manchester Guar
dian says that the Government has opened negOtIa
tons with France Germany and America with the view
Of establishing an international court TO deal with out
RACES connected with tho kidnapping OF natives oi the
South Pacific. =
The remains OF George Edmund Street, A.. the emf
hent architect, to-day inferred In Westminster
Abbey. The Council Of the Royal Academy and the
Society OF Architects present; arts
funeral service.
senor Armio the Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs
repDhgO a question, In the Cortes yesterday, to
whether the Government would intervene the event
powerful nation undertaking protect the rights of
Power contemplated taking the rights Of the pooc nder
Its special protection.
pigeon shooting match for RIOO a side AT 100
pigeons each caine1of to-day at the Union Gun Club
Grounds, HendOn, between DIR. Carver and Mr. Graham
resulting IN the defeat of the latter Dr. Carver shot al
thirty yards rise and SIR Graham at tweniyejght Yards
The scores were: Dr. Carver, seventy six birds: Mr.
sraham sxty-iOur birds.
NozTREAL Doc. 29.-A hew-Ynrk firm who are
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MORE ARRESTS IN IRELAND.

LONDON, Dec. 29.-The police have arrested,
between the towns OF Mlstreet and MacrOom, County
Cork man named Connel on Ihe charge OF having
arms in proclaimed district. number Of loaded re-
yoyers were found in possession s believed that
he ia the leader of gang Of men whOhaye been commit
ing outrages in the district of Msrcet during the past
year Among the documents found in possession was
one containing list of persons upon whom OujraSes
yrre 10 be committed Five suspected OF commit
ting outrages have also been arrested IN COUNTY CORK.
THE uoice have found large quantity OF niles, Dayonets
and cartridges IN the vault OF Protestant Church at
Kikishen, County Clare.
THE two Whelan brothers and Ryan, who were com
1nted for trial yesterday, at Dubn are charged WIN
treason and felony. -. ,,,,- - IT,.
day will be very imposing. over Z,oOQ ucKeIs nave
been issued, and more have been applied Tor.
Several stands OF arms quantity or ammunition anu
number Of pixies have been discovered near Listo"cL
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A LIBEL SUIT WITH NOVEL FEATURES.
fBr TELEGRAPH To THE rRBUNE.l

BosTON, Dec. 29.-An interesting libel SUIT
Instituted against the former proprietor ot me
D,dbdn Transcript Samucl VI. Cox In 1879, IN the
course the political campaign in which general Buter
made his last attempt to the GovernorShip I"e
Deh1m Transcript orcd that Theodore H. Talbot inc
Republican candidate for state Senator from the lih
Norfolk District, a Butt The next week TINS.
assertion was retractch. Talbot defeated In the
convention and at thia late day. two years having
elapsed be awakens realization of the loss which nc
aimed ard lava his dcfoat a the door oi Mt cox,
who I'm the meantime has sold his pnucr and - poor
pocket AMI in health. Mr. Talbot cannot expect 10 %
cover dlIa4gca from Cox oven 4 verdict sAnuiu ne
rendered i'm ria favor and n is thoucht that there IS
"cat in the meal" Shrewd proPr rc-ari General but
Ter ~ The "rJt" TIE tCncIaPs hostility 10 newspapers
general and to several In UlrticUa i wei known
and ~ suruisrd he object Of this suit Is "a ini,
lows: II verdict against Mr. Cox DE secured II VIII
establish q precedent which will ne of value m sHt3
wNc1 he future be hrou ht aalnst wealthy anu
influential newspapers Ike ground.
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TRACED BY HIS FOOTSTEPS.

CINCINNATI, Dee. pa special dispatch from
Gore Ohio says the authorities placed guard about
the house Of Mrs. Terrell, who assasSinated last
night, TO prevent the oblteraton OF the a7Sa"Shs 4
tracks AZ soon as daylight CAME they found the tracks
and traced the ASSASSIN 20 the residence OF Mr Arnold
farmer and arrested Morgan Richards one OF Mr. Ar
mol rs farm hands. as the criminal Hc was armed with
n revolver with one empty chamber. He resisted ar
rest but was ovCrpowered, placed in a wagon and
driven rapidly 10 LOgan 70 Jail, barely escaping
lynching party that tried TO head him OIL
Ln.an dispatch TO The gazette says: Morgan Rich
ards has confessed He is halfwited fellow, ana says
Mrs. Terrell. who Christian woman, higily re
speced had tried poison him, and that ne shot her
when she came the door last night 10 meet him He
narrowly escaped lynchng today while being taken TO
aI and there are strong threats Of ynching tonight"
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FRAGMENTS or WESTERN NEVIS.


MURDER. ROBBERY AND ARSON.
ELLSWORTH, Ks, De-. 29.--Philp f. Glcy,
robbed Last nht, and his house was burned DOWN Tho
perpetrators OF the decd nrc not known.
NEW coal VEINS DISCOVERED ~ IOWA.
DEs MONIES Iowa, Dec. 29.-EXtcnslvc
OF coal have been discovered three miles south Of
northwest Of this city on the Chicago and Northwestern
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT ny A, coMrAYIoN.
MILWAUKEE,, Dec. 29.-The twclvc-ycar-
old Of Dr.. I. = RUSSELL the most prominent surgeon
Oshkosh so. ana hncd the ixycai-od son Of A. r.
Turner The boys were playing with gun which they
supposed, was not loaded.
PASTOR SUSPENDED.
BLOOMINGTON. Ill.,, Dec. 29.-The Rev.
church here who is noted throughout Illinois his c
oqncncc as pulpit orator has been relieved o his min
Iscral abors % await an inyesiignton ia regard to
charge Of immoral conduct made against him.
A RECORD or CRIME.
ST. LoUIS, Dec. 29.-Ihe records OF the
coroncrs Office Of This city show that thirysx hom-
cidcs and cghty-tw0 suicides were committed during
The past year or the suicides Tc4ty,eyen pedsons
poison, thirteen drowning, thirteen hanging and ten
THE AFFAIRS or WARREN & 90.
CINCINNATI Dec. 20.-A meeting Of the
creditors Of j T. Warren & co. held this afternoon
sets To be s9j 900 thor total liabilities $4,000. of
which the sum oi $4,000 In due the estate Of J =
offers 80 pay twenty cents the dollar and commit
tee was appointed 10 consider the proposition.
MURDERER COMMITS SUICIDE.
DAYTON, Ohio, Dec. 29.-jOscph Leslie, a
worthless character, committed suicide here to-day by
posoning him ic NJ the California House lie snOt and
killed Miranda Taylor at Sharpthurg, in this County
years because she refused To
him and for ts crime ne served ten years IN the Peni
entilry II II generally thought that his killing OF Mas
Taylor can easily be connected with hs desire to end
his life
CHARGED WITH ROBBIVG THE MAILS.
CNUNNATi, Dee. 29.--A special dispatch to
The quite from IronOn, Ohio. says: Herman Erlioh
was arrested to-day The steamer Jerry Osborne, at
Catlettsbnrg, Ky at the instance OF Government In
gpecOr Williams of Atlanta, Ga charged with compile
iy with W. n. Howard, clerk IN the regstcry depart
mont the Atlanta post Office, in rObbing valuable let
ters The story to the encat that Howard took the
letters to Erlch's bakery opposite tho post office,
where, in back room, they steamed and opened them
and divided their COntent Upon the arrest OF Howard
Erlich led 10 this place. where he formerly resided
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MASSACHUSETTS, SWINGS BANKS.

BosroN, Dec. 29.-The annual report of the
Massnchusets savings Bank Commissioners for the year
ended October 81 rs compared with the previous year
shows the number of banks bc 1Gj decrease OF one
other statistics are follows: Total liabilities,
S23S, $3.50 73s y; number Of accounts. 73so5l; in
crease, 32.S5G amount Of deposits, S23oiiii79 lOt
increase sI332djjG - amount ~ surplus on hand
SIt go 81 Increase, Sl324O5 10 cash on hand,
81 C6l Col Of decrease 500 r39 20; average rate or
ordinary dividends per cent; Increase scvcnteuthA
Of | pcr cent: aglTcgntr amount Of earnings,
-I22sj3iJ % increase, S39OG3I 70 percentage ot
earnings to total sssut-, ji2 per cent
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THE HOMEOPATHIC ASYLUM.

MIDDLRrOwN; y. Y, Dec. 29.-Thc trustees
OF the NcW-York state HonUo pathc Asylum for the In
sane reelected the following officers President,
Fletcher Harper; viceprcsdcnt, Grnne Burt; treas
urer U. r. Hayes; secretary, VI. ID. stivers
During the past year third building has been com
peed at a cost OF $l5OO00 adding l75 to the capacity
OF the institution, which can now accommodate 400
patients and Is rapidly being filed Out Of 800 persons
treated during year Superintendent TacOtps report
states 81 recovered u were discharged Improved 20
unimprOved, and 10 died 90
OF leo persons admitted during the year, % pay
paticnts and 90 county charges. The receipts rom
patients pay the entire expense OF the management aud
produce a surplus for InprOV emeDts.
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THE MERCANTILE MARINE.

LONDON, Dec. 29.-The steamer Gellert was
not ashore yesterday stated in dispatch to Reuters
telegraph company. She only anchored of Clxhayen
because Of a dense fog. telegram from Hamburg says
that the Gellert has arrived there.
The vessel which came in collision with the south
Arklow Lightsp the coast of Ireland is the BRUSH
ship County OF Selkirk.
The German steamer Katie, Captain Weiss from New
York November lS for Copenhagen and Stettin before
reported disabled arrived at Queenstown this evening.
in tow Her decks swept and she lost her ruhdef
during the voyage She has been four weeks thus dis
abled. Ill, -
damaged by collision IN queenstown haTDOr SUNDAY,
has arrived at Liverpool
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GRIMES AND cAsUALnES-BYTELEGRAPH
CRrsuEp BY MACHINERY.

CRUSHED BY MACHINERY
BoRDENTowN, n. D.. Dec; 29.-JoScph IHlany
as crushed death last night by falling among the machh'
cry THE MAINE TRAGEDY.
BrDDFPORT Me-, Dec. 20.-Ihe causes which led
the Moore Ggshmap tragedy Pt S o s m
1T Of Jealouqy on the part OF Moore. ..
TWO ITALIANS CHARGED WITH MURDER
Ros on Dee. 29.-AleXander Rosetta. age twenty
one and David Foppaa ace twenty ye Do,h liaan are
under arrest here charged %i1n S mG' VI "
FRAUDS IN PHILA DELPHIA
pm ADFLPiIIA, Dee. 20.-Samue B. Easthurn, Tor
% acc fraud was arrested this morning He was given
hearing this afternoon and held in 9, 200 bail
POUND AT LAST.
NvwpoRr r. L. Dec. 29.-The body of William
missing since November w ah loT .ne
which reward offered was found noans a. the ioIt q,
nS 5sr Tnar ha he HS s sRS BSSH '-' ~
WARNING TO sPoRTsMEN.
prrrpspUPG Va Dec. 20.-A youth named Al
bert Bishop living Prince Georges County was iayay
wounded yesterday while preparing or hT hi IN ma iS
a dscharged the his side nfcting severe
wound FOUND BURNED TO DEATH
SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 20-A dispatch from Flr;;
W tf thc proprieors dollhouse at sixMile Canon
we're in the charred ruins OF ther mousse asI
IA suposd To be murder and arson Tor the purpose
Of robbery JAIL BREAKERS PURSUED.
NrNpms Dec. %" Ed Nelms, the negro muT-
arr Who with six oths recently escaped from the Her
SsnS Mis- Mss jail was early this morning by Chief Of
he drew down his gun to shoot but IL missn n f9 nnd s
however captured and lodged In the station house.
ALLEGED BURGLARS ARRESTED.
RosTpN Dee. 20-WtosteT AckeTS and MyrOn j.
Doo charged with belonging TO gang OF DnrRars Emen
has been operating extensively In the SUBURBAN aisc,s
have bee capured this city On December u the house
OF thatcher orus, in Brookne was robbed Among % 0seT
repiecni about $4,000 womln claiming TO be the wife
OF Ackcrs attempted a. cash one q" tle sI9en Sups p
day. and ON being detained Information which led " The
| arieats
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THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
cuoosrNG SENATORS INPARIs.

,.,.,ro pxpECTED IN TIE FRExCH CABINET
now THE ANTI-soCIALIsr LAW is ENfol0ED iN
GERMANY. ,.,no
Dolegates met in Paris yesterday to dehbe-
rote on the choice of Senators. victor hugo Is
among the candidates. Some changes are eH-
nected soon in the French Cabinet during
the past three years 225 Socialist societies
have been suppressed in Germany. seventeen
hundred persons were arrested III cohhec'loh
with the Warsaw riots.
THE FPENCH SENATORIAL ELECTIONS
PARIS Dec GA full meeting OF deie9ateS HoIh
the Department of the Seine for the election OK
Senators was held to-day. The candidates are NM
Victor Hugo. de Freycinet, Teyrat and Tolain
present Senators; NM. Thule, Engaihard' song'oh
Vouthiar. Jac0uet Barodet, and Major Laoordere
An tbe candidates were present at the meeting eX-
cept Victor Hugo aud Mai Labordere. le''er
from Major LabOrdere was read accepting 'he pIo-
gramme of the Irrcconcilables The proceedings
were adjourned until Thursday next.
The rria of the libel case of NJ. Challemel-Lacour
against NJ Rochefort, of Ihe IRtrdnsgednt before
the Correctional Tribunal of the Seine has resulted
in the acouittal of NJ. Rochefort. NJ. Chaliemel-
Iacour is condemned to pay the costs. Inc sun
WAS dismissed on technical grounds.
MINISTERIAL CHANGES EXPECTED.
LoHpoY. Dec. 29.-The Paris correspondent OF
The Times SAYS: at is rerorted in weil-intormed
circles that the Cabinet will shortly be mOdihed;
that NJ Cochery. Minister of Posts aud Iel'graPhs'
Will succeed NJ Aain-Targe as Minister of Finance :;
that the Ministry of Fine Arts will again become a
branch of the Ministry of Public Instruction, with
NJ Turquet as Under Secretary, NJ raul Bert con
eeduently giving ND the Ministry of Worship; Whlch
was recently united with the Ministry Oh fuphc HI
sruction." a., r., !,
BERIIN Dec. 29-The TGgeblaH says: "A French
citizen named HOllander, who was arrested IN ser
lin at the instance OF Russia after the ASSASSINATION
of the Car on SUSPICION of being the person VINO
threw the fatal bomb is TO be surrendered 10 Russia
in nnrsnance of an nndersta andlng with Frdlce.-
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TOPICS ar ALBANY.

ALBANY, Dec 29.--At the meeting Of the
Commissioners Of Land Oncc to-day the application
OF Jonn j. Curley and others for a grant Of land at
Rockaway Beach. near Oocanayc., for dock purposes
was referred the Attorney General, with power TO
take testimony as 10 the tc the land In question
Justice WestbrO0k has denied, without costs, the app-
cation 10 grant pcrempory nandamus directing Con.
ntroller WadswOrth draw hia warrant the State
Treasurer for balance OF 81 0i0 Ia favor OF George
('uTtlR.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Dec 20. 1881.
Orders about to issue from the war Department 10
discontinue the arsenal Van COnore, Washington Ter
In the matter OF the application for rchearing In the
Valentine land scrip cases which affect the tue 10 "
large area Of land In and Chicago the Secretary OF
the Interior has declined TO reopen the case
ritory and the buildings oyer Tor the use OF 'ne
troops.
Chcng Tsao Ju the new Chinese Minister, accompan-
led by Mr. Bartlett the American Secretary OF tue Le
gation ana an interpreter, called at the state Depart
mcn this afternoon and paid to the Acting secretary OF
state the customary visit OF ceremony "hloh Pic0eN0'
the formal presentation to the President
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R1LLROAD CASUALILES.

KINGSTON, n. Y, Dec. 20.-Isaac Sterling,
an iron mouier, formerly employed in the Excelsior
Iron Works this city, but who claimed to be resident OF
Cold Spring on the Hudson, found dead, with his
head tightly ianmed between two posts on the Waikiki
Valley Railway bridge in this city this morning From
b ydence 40 far elected the Inquest II appears that
he must have either fallen from OF Jumped from the
evening train on that road last night.
C,pRoSpALE Penn. Dec 29.-William Bryant fell
from the ears here to-day and injured that he
will
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BUSINESS OF THE READING COMPANIES.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 29.-The statement OF
the business the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
and Coal and Companies for the month ending NO
yember 80 was made public this afternoon Ii shows
that the receipts railroad company for the month
were 81, ,Ol5j-9 2l and the expenses $99S,323 "a,
leaving net earnings Of 81 OF 265 n, made up Of the
following items OF profit Railroad traffic $ssO727 81,
canal traffic sos AS AZ, steam coers S37,7S9 81, and
Richmond 1902 81. The net earnings or the
company for the corresponding month last year we're
1904 H. making comparative increase for the past
month of So 6l7 TO- The profit OF the Coal and Iron
Company for the month S22S S2 49, an increase as
compared with the month last year OF $03,s54 30
The total profit OF the railroad company for the year to
November 3O was s9l41 045 81 and OF both companies
SiO3il 800 TO- being gain compared with last year
ofSI s5i % Deductng from this profit the debit
balance OF renewal fund.- the State tax on capital STOCK
all rentals ANA full interest on all out tandlng obiga
tlons including the floating deOt of the railroad com
pany aud all obligations OF the Coal and Iron Company
other than those held by the railroad company, Wblch
amount to SlOI54 l3i Gj, the surplus OF both com
pauies for the ending November 80 %1s3256 IL
being g,iu NJ compared with 1850 OF Sl,3o3 2l2 81
OF this surplus SI42,5SS G5 goes TO the credit OF the
railroad company and $iO6O7 40 to the Coal aud Iron
Company.
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was continued to-day Up to the present time the IN
yestigaon shows that about $4,000 have been soien
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE ERIE RAILROADS RETURNS.
sTATIsTrCs OF THE YEARS BUSINESS.

ALBANY, Dec 29.-The State Engineer to-day
received the report of the New-York, Lake Erie and
Western Railroad Company Of which the following is an
abstract:
Common stock 7s 600 900; preferred stock s5369 900
Earnings-from passengers S4041 267 o. from freight
S15979576 81 from expresH. 1884 346 Az from mans
ianeous sources eS 72 O5 from car service 69S 49,
from ferries $60775T 49, from interest on securities
S235 962 "a from sterling exchanges, $3.50 Zf-tota,
S2l 5J99l IA The total charges against te earnings
2493 i0 leaving surplus for tne year on
81 SS74l7 IA There net increase III the expenses
those 1880 shown by the balance sheet, OF
Debit-Construcion main line. $9,34O,657 55; third
rail, general account $2ls.s9s 20; ta eamlPment, @
%oOIVPl 2 - rear fSg S for th}rd rol 81 307 100 20;
second track. 81 OG7Oj3 64; third track, $29i2 40;
grading $l507 30; real estate, So right OF way
house at Bergen S36556 50; equipment $396376 ele-
vatOr at Buffalo 2O3973 10; ship basin and docks at
jersey City, 500 938 So; Lehigh docks at Buffalo,
1880 2O Bolc's locks Buffalo $s9.s65 80; New
York and Fort Lee Railroad, S25,346 10; improve
mtnts at Union Stock Yards, Fortieth-st, New
Railroad improvement account S22203 20; % amount m
paid of equipment ~ ,661s5l 50; stock In
otner companies 1874 400 40; bonds OF other compa-
So jG5il5 50 supplies 81 206,lSl 49, cash on hano,
ST. 50 81 cash IN London 10 coupons, S23 10 A.
bills receivable $3466G 90 Discount on common sU0oK'
$269675; estate OF Erie Railway Company,
Crrdit2Common stock issued TO this date,
$7G,0f3 100; preferred do $7,632200i fnnded deDt,
$G7, ,lG5 go o. lOIlJ payable SJS5OO; interest on
funded debt due ana accrued, 81 109, $50 70 renewals
leased lines, $3G0,59l 40; amounts due, pay rods
$7O033l 81; audited vouchers, ~ OIo y; tranc
balances, S6IIO 80; sundTies Sl27325 80; assess
mcnts on common stock of Erie Railway Company ($4
per share 79l 424 interest assessments received
profits Investments etc, $37G,l97 80; proht and
loss, SJ,19s,5JO 20