A public garden in this city housed automata of David and Goliath and was called the “Old Labyrinth.” This city’s pioneering street lighting system was devised by an artist who also invented the fire hose. (-5[1])The Persijn (“purr-sign”) family’s (15[1])land ownership may have prompted this city to adopt their sigil of three Saint Andrew’s crosses. (15[1])In (-5[1])1774, (15[4])the world’s first investment (15[1])fund was created in this (15[1])city to (15[1])bail (15[1]-5[1])out London’s Ayr (-5[1])Bank. A failed (-5[1])1650 attack (10[1]-5[1])on this city, (10[1])where wealthy regents like the (10[1]-5[1])(*) Bicker brothers held power, (10[2])preceded (10[1])a 22-year (10[1])vacancy of leadership (10[1])ending in the “Disaster Year.” This city’s proto-central bank (10[1])traded in units of the guilder. (10[5])The (10[1])world’s first stock (10[1])exchange (10[1])was established in this city (10[1])in 1602 (10[1])when the VOC went public. (10[2])For 10 points, tulip mania was (10[1])centered (10[1]0[3])in what city whose canals include (10[1])the Prinsengracht? ■END■ (10[2])