New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-09

dent Coffin Coket; directors Joseph Patterson William
l. schafer, F. b. Gowen. e Il. Well, w. W: Collect A. Z.
Ro1sess1y e. w'9 GG Lewis Eikn D. b. Townsend
,Nesque.OnIag Valley Railroadd- - J. 2.
s%dnaS Francis Cope S
lam G. Ludwig, George Whitney Joseph s. Harris E. W.
Clark Q. Garrett. T =. Henry and + O. Yarna1
Ieuign ana Luzerne Coal Company-Managers Joseph
g. Harris, r. @. YarDal, George whitney Charles Par,
rsh. Samuel Dickson, Il. A. Potts. w. H. IIInghast ana
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the Penn:
eylvanla and New-YOrk Canal and Railroad company
was held THIS afternoon and the following officers we're
elected; President Asa Packer; directors Robert H.
Llnderman, H. u. Packer, Robert LOckart, william II;
sayre, Elisha =. Wilbur, James T. Bakeshe, Howard
Elmer, Elisha A. Hancock and Frederick Mercur. me
year was l44L972 tons, OF which 81 0o5 tons were
S1.O45,I41 80 The aeet ply ng between Buffalo and
Chicago consists Of six vessels all of which new and
year was closed with profit giving the assurance that
the experiment ia The traffic agreement with
the NewY0rk, Lake Erie and Western Railroad has been
renewed with enlarged privileges
49, The approximate gross earnings OF the Norfolk and
Western Railroad for December were S2l7 1923 H. The
last year we're $205 sos S.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the Buffalo,
Pittsburg aud Western Railroad was held this after
President Jones in his report stated that the earn
CITY and Chicago Companies for the year, were
SS9o,475 90; the expenses $1o4,396 50 and the net
earnings $4 090 g. He said that the proposed merger
with the Buffalo, NewYork and Philadelphia Railroad
Company accomplished, viii give system OF over 700
miles III length, Win terQlnl III
cities, and that the future success OF the company VIII
no longer be matter OF DOUBT The election for officers
Clarence II. Clark, George +. Tyler, E. A. Rollins,
Foster w. Mitchell, Calvin II, Allen, Edward l.. owen
r. p. Pratt and L. p. Beals.
HARRISBURG, Penn, Jan. Sat the annual meeting Of
the south Pennsylvania Railroad Company held here TO-
day T. K sheldon. OF Philadelphia, was elected presi-
dent Resolutions adopted calling upon the stock
holders for nstament Of Y5 per share payable jan
nor a RpcDnd ingtalmeQt OF 80 payable
March e. ~
WILMINGTON DEL, Jan. s,-The annual meetings Of
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore and Della
ware and Western Railroad Companies we're held here
to-day and the old board Of directors was reelected In
each case The Philadelphia, Wilmington ana Balti
Railroad organized with Isaac Hnckley as presi
dent, Francis Thompson vice-presdent and Robert
Cranen secretary and treasurer
PITTsBURG, Pa, Jan 8.The annual meeting Of the
directors Of the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad
Company held here to-day. The gross earnings
from all we're 81 26574s H. and the expenses,
1908 IT. The election OF officers resulted as follows
President Jacob Henrci directors-Dayid Hostetter,
H. W. Watson, James l. Bennett James NJ Bailey,
Herbert Dupuy, Ralph Bsgaey, John Reeves, James NJ
schoonmaker, A. L. W. Painter. j. II. Deyersux John
Newell and d. Leet Wilson.
The following companies also held their annual cleo
tions OF officers: The NewYork Ptsburg and Chicago
Railroad Company-Presdent James /. Negley, of Pitts
burg; directors, II. L. Collins, W. ~ Riddle, W. L.
schmert2 d. W. O. Carroll and James Negey, OF Pts-
burg; Henry Day, W. 9. Gurnee Thomas p Simpson
and F. W. Lockwood, OF NewYork; Charles siedel OF
Jersey Cityi James 8. Robinson, OF Kenton,
Ohio and Louis Scott. Of Waynesburg, Chic.
The of construction Is reported to be advancing
fayOrably
The Pittsburg. Youngstown and Chicago Railroad:
President c. H. Andrews, OF Youngstown, o. Directors
-Messrs. c. III. Andrews, w. J; HITCHCOCK aud L. =.
Cochran, OF youngstown. o.; W. j. Mckinney, j. II.
Wade William Chisholm and s. s. Evsrt, OF Cleveland
W. T. Bissell, J. A. Caughr william Is. Rodgers ana
william NJ Short, OF Ptsburg, and Robert Garrett,
OF Baltimore The general manager reported that the
| construction party had begun laying rails.
The Pttsburg and Western Railroad, lately changed
from narrow gauge standard guage and winch Is an
important link in the Wabash system elected she follow
INK President, James Gallery, OF Pittsburg directors
Messrs. j. W. Chalfanr NJ. X. Moornead, A. NJ Marsh
Jacob Painter, r. James Gallery aud H. W. oliver jr
| OF Pittsburg, scion Humphreys, Walston H. Brown
John l. Downing Anthony j. Thomas, Russell sage and
| John T. Terry, OF New-iOrk.