June 29. S. McVey, brakeman, injured; while passing from one car to another, the handle of box car gave way, throwing him on ties outside the rail, breaking collar bone in two places and dislocating his shoulder. West of Warren.

June 30. John Viele, citizen, killed; was standing on Mahoning railroad bridge, over C. C. and I. track, looking at train below; switch engine came along with coal train, and smoke from below prevented him from seeing it until too late; run over and killed. Cleveland, O.

July 6. James Connor, citizen, injured; attempted to pass between cars and was caught between drawheads. North Lewisburg.

July 11. J. Duncan, trackman, killed; fell under flat car and was run over; no inquest. Burghill.

July 20. M. L. Osterhouse, brakeman, injured; coupling cars and had thumb taken off. Grant.

July 21. W. Wilson, brakeman, injured; coupling cars and had hand jammed. Meadville yard.

July 22. William Wallace, laborer, killed; attempted to get on hand car while in motion, and was struck by lever on bridge of nose; died from injuries. Richwood.

July 22. W. H. Crandall, switchman, injured; coupling cars and lost three fingers. Salamanca.

July 29. Mrs. Daly, passenger, injured; did not get off train when it stopped, but waited until it started and then jumped off. Osborne.

August 4. Frank M. Traul, brakeman, coupling cars and had fingers smashed. Ashland.

August 5. W. H. Ballard, brakeman, injured; coupling cars and had hand jammed. Concord.

August 8. Jeff. Duddleson, brakeman, injured; coupling cars and caught left hand between drawheads. Potter.

August 14. B. Valentine, conductor, injured; coupling cars and caught hand between drawheads. Urbana.

August 24. James McGill, citizen, killed; walking on track

and struck by engine; was warned by whistle but did not heed it. Saegertown.

August 25. M. L. Osterhouse, brakeman, injured; coupling cars and had hand badly smashed. Jamestown.

August 27. T. G. East, brakeman, injured; climbing on freight car, and step of ladder breaking, he fell on track, the cars passing over him. Dayton.

August 27. Barney Graham, coal heaver, killed; run over by engine and had both legs cut off. Leavittsburg.

September 1. J. C. Decker, brakeman, injured; coupling cars and caught hand between drawheads. Urbana.

September 7. John Cameron, brakeman, injured; coupling cars and had arm broken. Leavittsburg.

September 12. W. H. Greene, brakeman, injured; coupling cars and had body squeezed and arm bruised. Oil City.

September 14. Gilbert Bishop, brakeman, injured; thrown from car while train was in motion. Chenango.

September 16. Jeff. Duddleson, brakeman, injured; coupling cars and caught hand between bumpers. Newton.

September 21. T. A. Day, engineer, injured; flue of engine burst, scalding him. Akron.

September 21. A. G. Price, fireman, injured; flue of engine burst, scalding him. Akron.

September 22. S. R. King, brakeman, injured; coupling cars and had finger jammed. Meadville.

September 24. J. W. Belden, switchman, killed; pulling pin, and foot caught in frog; cars ran over him. Kent.

Killed. Injured Killed. Injured Killed. Injured Killed. Injured

Mr. SWEET,

(No. 7.)

ATTICA AND ARCADE.

ALBANY, January 18, 1871.

Deputy State Engineer:

I have to report that nothing more has been done on the Attica and Arcade railroad further than organizing, making survey and locating road.

Very respectfully,

B. R. FOLSOM, President.

(No. 8.)

AVON, GENESEO AND MOUNT MORRIS.

STATE OF NEW YORK,

County,

ss:

EDWARD R. HAMMATT, Treasurer of the Avon, Geneseo and Mount Morris Railroad Company, being sworn, deposes and says, that the statements in the annexed report, which has been signed by him, at the end thereof, are true and correct, according to the best of his knowlege, information and belief.

Average rate, per annum, of interest on funded

debt...

7 per cent.