Name.

JAMES JOURDAN.

E. L. LANGFORD..

GEO. W. CHAUNCEY.

J. L. MORROW.

Average number of persons employed (including officials) during year...
Aggregate amount of salaries and wages paid them during year..

OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.

Title.

President..

Secretary.

Treasurer..

Superintendent

73

$29,393 93

Title of company, Brooklyn, Flatbush and Coney Island Railroad Company.
General offices at 346 Fulton street, Brooklyn, N. Y.

Date of close of fiscal year, September 30.

Date of stockholders' annual meeting, first Monday in September.

For information concerning this report, address E. L. Langford, Secretary.

Brooklyn, N. Y.

Brooklyn, N. Y.

Brooklyn, N. Y.

Brooklyn, N. Y.

Brooklyn, N. Y.

Brooklyn, N. Y.

BROOKLYN AND MONTAUK.

LESSOR.

LESSEE LONG ISLAND.

(Date of charter, November 20, 1879.)

For history of organization, see Report of 1885.

CAPITAL STOCK AND FUNDED DEBT.

The present cost of road and equipment, as in past reports, is represented by its capital stock.

Mortgage debt.

$2,000,000 00

1,043,000 00

$3,043,000 00

and amount of permanent improvements deducted out of rental having been put upon it by Long Island Railroad Company; this amount cannot be definitely stated, but should appear in the report of Long Island Railroad Company.

*These mortgages were existing liens at the time of the organization of the company,

but were not assumed by it.

Should state months in which interest is payable.-R. R. Commissioners.

Title of company, Brooklyn and Montauk Railroad Company.
Secretary's and President's offices at 120 Broadway, New York city.
Date of close of fiscal year, September 30.

Date of stockholders' annual meeting, first Wednesday in November.
For information concerning this report, address Daniel Lord, President.

*The total amount of $80,000 of bonds were issued and sold at 95 per cent. The company, as appears by the books, has paid $22,000 of these bonds at par, leaving outstanding $58,000 at this date.

+In August, 1865, bonds were issued, secured by a first mortgage to the amount of $35,000, payable in two years; they were paid and the mortgage satisfied. They were sold at 95 per cent.

The sum of $738.16, for " Additions and Betterments" to road
for right of way, was never settled for until this year.
For improvement at Canarsie Landing .

...

$559 66

178 50

The sum of $3,269.35, for "Additions and Betterments" to equipment, was actual cost of rebuilding a locomotive engine during the year...

$738 16

3,269 35

Total.......

$4,007 51

INCOME ACCOUNT FOR YEAR ENDING SEPTEMBFR 30, 1886.

All the income of the company over operating expenses has been expended for new rolling stock, and in improvement of the roadbed and track.

$9,051 66

$9,051 66