Aug. 18. Andover, C. B. Thelwell fell from top of train and

killed.

25. Buckland, Margaret Gallagher struck and injured by train 13.

31. Near Putnam, train 55 struck and killed an Italian laborer.

Sept. 1. Hop River, Addie Lincoln, passenger in train No. 26, injured by jumping off while train was running.

3.

New Britain, James Allen, engineman, misplaced switch.

6. Elmwood, Nicholas Pucci injured by falling from work train.

8. East Hartford, Jas. Dunbar, brakeman, fell from top of car and was killed.

12. Andover, collision between No. 8 and second No. 2; T. D. Carver, brakeman, had leg broken.

14. East Hartford, John Leary struck by second No. 61 and killed.

15.

Willimantic, collision, injuring Frank Crowell.

17. Willimantic, P. Farren, flagman, went to sleep on track and was killed.

19.

New Britain, Mrs. Castle was injured by jumping from moving train.

28. Waterbury, J. M. Perkins injured by explosion of

torpedo.

28. New Britain, Farrall Ware, freight brakeman, injured, jumping on switch engine.

29. Hawleyville, two Italians injured, jumping from work

OFFICERS.

President, JAMES H. WILSON, Boston, Mass.
Secretary, JAMES W. PERKINS, Salem, Mass.

Treasurer, GEO. B. PHIPPEN, Boston, Mass.

General Manager, SAMUEL M. FELTON, JR., Boston, Mass. Division Superintendents,—

C. C. F. BENT, Boston, Mass.

F. HOLBROOK, Hartford, Conn.

L. W. PALMER, Providence, R. I.

Auditor, H. M. KOCHERSPERGER, Boston, Mass.
General Ticket Agent, A. C. KENDALL, Boston, Mass.
General Freight Agent, GEO. H. WILLIAMS, Boston, Mass.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

WILLIAM T. HART, Boston, Mass.

HENRY L. HIGGINSON, Boston, Mass.
JONAS H. FRENCH, Boston, Mass.
EUSTACE C. FITZ, Boston, Mass.
JESSE METCALF, Providence, R. I.
W. F. SAYLES, Saylesville, R. I.
FREDERICK J. KINGSBURY, Waterbury, Conn.
W. E. BARROWs, Willimantic, Conn.
G. M. LANDERS, New Britain, Conn.
WM. B. FRANKLIN, Hartford, Conn.
LE GRAND B. CANNON, New York.
R. SUYDAM GRANT, New York.
JAY GOULD, New York.
SIDNEY DILLON, New York.
CYRUS W. FIELD, New York.
HUGH J. JEWETT, New York.
RUSSELL SAGE, New York.

GEO. B. ROBERTS, Philadelphia, Pa.
JAMES H. WILSON, Boston, Mass.

Attest,

Attest,
Attest,

JAMES H. WILSON, President.
H. M. KOCHERSPERGER, Auditor.
GEO. B. PHIPPEN, Treasurer.

STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS,
COUNTY OF SUFFOLK.

} BOSTON, November 27, 1883.

Then personally appeared James H. Wilson, President, and H. M. Kochersperger, Auditor, and Geo. B. Phippen, Treasurer, of the New York & New England Railroad Company, and severally made solemn oath that they verily believed the foregoing return by them subscribed to be true and correct.

Before me,

JAMES W. PERKINS,

Notary Public.

PROPER ADDRESS OF THE COMPANY.

NEW YORK & NEW ENGLAND RAILROAD COMPANY,

Boston, Mass.

NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD RAIL

ROAD.

Return of the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company, for the year ending September 30, 1883.

The payments to the New York & Harlem Railroad Company for its share of receipts (which are not included in gross earnings of this Company) was $306,889.29. And the amount paid for rent of the Harlem River & Port Chester Railroad, (which is charged in interest account) was, 170,000.00 For interest,

For water stations,

For station labor and expenses,

For office expenses,

For contingent expenses,

to persons, $79,766.01
to property, 10,994.62

$90,760.63 426.00

38,882.84

22,203.94

350,930.21

6,471.57

18,824.60