New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06

After careful consideration for number Of years.
iec he tiresnt from ssrvce ~ a. ors s'a and en-
@Ho BEING bstxesn the ases az and seventy
gsars SHa savs sn ry 6s Il sss aps %
upon length OF service and average during The ten
annum ia hxed as the maximum amount OF the Company
In connection establishment OF this depart
men the Relief Fund assumes 5he payment Of an osae
the annual disbursement Of considerable hsretofors
paid Of its employees who having received
benefits from the Fund for ove- Af'ySwo weeks had
order far practicable that employees
shall the physical qualifications FOR the
that in certain specified where the interests
thirty-nve years OF taken the service
these matters WI oe presented with THIS report iof me
In consequence adoption pension schedule.
Mr. George w l. Bail. Chief Conveyance. anu Mr. !.
both long and honOraDy connected with the lines OF
NJ Ran had SeeH associated with the Transpor;at.on
Tranc Legal and Real Estate Departments % the Com
especially as Chief Conveyance
ing the titles to your property Mr Anderson had been
as rodman in the location OF the eivfdere Delaware
Railroad his promotion in 1872 10 De Superintendent
the voluntary Relief Department January. 1883
practical charge Of the Of that DEPARTMENT
@ OUT u OK nn ns % sun I6 ~ oI
with signal "a ability anf' and saceess
M Holmes D. Ely was promoted to be Superintendent
Homer Assistant Superintendent thereof once
Chief conveyancer having been abolished and the post
min W Carskaddon was appointed 70 the latter POSITION
on May ID Mr.. BiddIe had been a Director
Company since March 24th. 1874 during his long
connection Herewith had sven the benefit 35 MS wise
less integrity conscientious DISCHARGE or duty and nish
who lost valued colleague and True friend -.
May 10Th. 1893. al caused BY Mr.
on the 5th Of June the Company by is
President Mr. Frank Thomson in the Ssh year OF as
inspecting lines Of your Western system. thus
Having entered the shops at Altoona APP
exception Of the period spent Ia the Ml.afy rams
ton Department Of the ,iovernent durnE ne v war
Superintendent Division Of the Phiadel
phia ana Erie Railroad in 1864. he was successfully
Superintendent Of Motive Power u your Company. IS
Manager. First VlcePresdent until
February 3D. 1897 yhe1 ne vas ee-'eI F9l-e-t- -
connection with me Italspo[S AsIo. 1 ;,b 80
Improvement OF the motive power and the es5ablishnenI
Of track: while his duties as Chief Of tne rrarac Dc
PonnarTin lines had esecaIy lifted him 10 meet the
eomPlieatsd GaesJGns gT9wng out OF T5e mn
firing IN the Performance ~ duty are IN Pacins n
Judgment and fidelity with which he performed The
deserved tribute to the charming personal traits
the affection and esteem Of his as<2s,a5es- - ,,,.-,
vas OF the sth 81 Juhs s go PTesei 90 IS 81
s v Tn 4 the s s6ar James N's@ was elected o ~
IN accordance with the revised organization ADOPTED
June IAN ~ 'hs rIisS5 NJ ,nSl7 r. vas aecte5 an
member Of the Board 10 act Fourth vice
President.
Mr. Charles A Chipey having the LIST Of May after
nearly twenty years Of faithful =xactHg service IN
Freight Department Company. resigned his
General EN-eiG-r charge OF local
traffic the organization having been further amended
B. Thayer, Jr appointed General Freight
George d. Dixon Assistant General Freight
Agent.
William J who had been connected with
Transportation Department OF the Company for nearly
thirty All filled responsible position OF
Philadelphia July Isl 1883 with
ability and the service having
signed S1st, 1893. engage in other pursuits
abolished and ire jurisdiction q NJ
D. H. Lowell. Superintendent II the Phadepha Tsr1n-
extended duties formerly
devovins upon the General Agent
Mr. A J. Giinghan was appointed Auditor % Pas
senger Receipts November Ist; Mr. samuel Anderson,
Assistant Auditor Passenger Receipts; Mr. Henry c
McKeever Auditor OF Freight Receipts; and
1fr Edward Assistant t-4'-0r - ps0urse-
ments.
Provision having been made for two Assistant Treas
urers and an Assistant Treasurer Mr.. h P Conner
additional! Assistant Treasurer, and Mr.
George Walker. Assistant Treasurer taking effect
January 1st. 1900.
Board their acauowle grents 70 the officers
and employees the fidelity ard efficiency with which
they discharged their duties during the past year