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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-26
HINTS AT RATE DELAY CAUSE.
Daniel willard says "Supreme Court
Il shaking the Table"

An indication that the rate decision by
the Interstate Commerce Commission will
have been handed down on or before July
4 was found yesterday In the fact that
Daniel willard. president of the Baltimore
and ohio. has made steamship rcserva-
lions TO sail for Europe during the week
of July or the week after. Mr.. Willard
has led the case of the railroads for an
increase In rates and II Is thought would
not leave the country before the decision
Is har,ed down. Mr.. Willard was asked
Yesterday the reason for the delay In the
decision.
The railroads appreciate tho difficult
ties faced 10y the Interstate Commerce
Commission" ho said. Apparently while
the commission has been writing the je-
cision the supreme Court has been shak-
ng the tahlc."\
The Intcrmountain case. the Shreveport
case and the industrial tap line case are
some Of the decisions Of the court which
II is believed by the railroad men have
made II necessary for the commission ia
delay its announcement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-26
WELLS FARGO DIVIDEND CUT.
E1press Company Lowers Rate
From 10 90 Per Cent.

Wells Fargo & Co, considered to he
one of the strongest Of the express com
panies. has yielded 10 the effect OF the
express rate cut and the parcel post on
it's earnings and reduced its dividend TO
per cent. annual rate from 10 per
cent The directors yesterday declared
a sem-annual dividend OF per cent,
compared with It's regular sem-annual
rate Of per cent. The dividend Is pay
able July Is to stock of record June 80
The 10 per cent rate has held good since
1905.
The larger part OF tho dividend repre-
sents earnings from the company's In
vestments, the earnings from express
opera tons belng less than l per cent,
The period of earnings includes nearly
five months OF operation under the new
low express rates, For the eight months
from July 1, 1913 to February IS. 1914,
the company shows reduction In operat-
ing income to s7l5.400 from $1,:t6,si5
the previous year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-26
DIRECTORS NOMINATED
BY N. Y. RESERVE BANKS
Organization Committee Of Fed
eral Board Makes Public
Fifty Names.

WASHINGTON, June s5.-The organiza-
ton committee OF the Federal Reserve
Board made public to-day the list Of
those nominated by the member banks
for directorships In the twelve reserve
banks. The banks In each district are
to elect three directors OF class and
three OF class Il. while three directors
of another class are TO be appointed by
the reserve board.
Fifty men have been nominated In the
various groups for the New York city
reserve district. The list follows:
Nominees for class a:
Group No. William Woodward. New
p. snyder. Little Falls; John c. Leggett,
Cuba.
Group No. John C. Leggett, Cuba
Robert II. fireman, Ithaca, William
Woodward. New York; Franklin n. Locke,
Buffalo; Frank A. Hotchkiss, Millerton
John c. Van Cleaf. New York; Il. \.
Garfield. Kingston; Josiah W. Place,
New York; Casper V. Gunther, Brooklyn
Bradford r. Hodges. Scarsdale: +. Il.
Group No. 3-Damel n. Woodland
Granville. Franklin ID. Locke. Buffalo
Josiah w. Place, New York NJ. .. Drew
ster. Rochester: Edgar p. Foster. Amity'
Vile: Lester w. Burdick, Gouverneur
Clare Willard, Allegany; Richard Della
nelu, New I OTK JAMES ID. trONtl, w an
kill ]. NJ. Cheeseman, Greenwood; +. Il
Lyford, Waverly
Nominees for Glass r
Group No. Henry X. Towne, New
York Edward Outerbridge, New York
William Brewster. Long Island City
David II. Burrell. Little Falls; George c
Rosa, Wellsville; Francis +. Peabody
Troy.
Group No. William Brewster. Ions
Ial ThnmnaDn
kers; Willett III. Vary, Waterfront. +. +
Peabody, Troy John Wanamaker, New
York: Whitman H. JORDAN. Ithaca ii. =
Nintrngham, Millerton Leslie v. Palmer
Croton -on- Hudson; Henry f. Alton, Ma
maroneck Jacob Rice. Kingston.
Group No. 3IWillett II. Vary. Water
town: Leslie II. Palmer. Croton-on-Ilud
SON. Andrew Bown, East Rochester
Frank McAully. Greenwood Aiming =
Prall. Port Richmond y. J.. Peabody
Troy; j. L. Smithers. Morristown; Carl $
Burr, Commack.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-26
NEW HAVEN PLAN IN
PERIL, SAY DIRECTORS
Charge Massachusetts, Demand
Will Nullify Federal
Agreement.
TROUBLE OVER THE B. 4 NJ.
Stock Subject to State Purchase
Declared Unstable in
Market.

The expected peaceful contamination Of
the agreement between the Federal Gov
eminent and the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company on the
sale of the Boston and Maine Railroad
has been threatened by the insertion into
the enabling act to be passed by the Mas
sachusetts Legislature OF a clause which,
the New Haven directors say. makes the
stock virtually unsalabie. Snless the
measure Is changed to exclude the objec-
tionable feature the whole matter will
be thrown into the courts and the long
negotiations to avoid Just such happen
Ing Will have gone for nothing.
The New Haven directors went into
session at the Grand Central Terminal
yesterday morning at IL o'clock to dis
cuss the Massachusetts situation and did
not adjourn until in the afternoon. The
directors prepared a statement which will
be sent to the Governor, the President
OF the Senate and Speaker OF the House
of Representatives of Massachusetts.
The part OF the bill objected to pro-
vides that there shall be stamped on each
certificate of the Boston and Maine Rail-
road provision that the shares repre-
scented by 1t shall always remain subject
to be taken by the State at q price to
be fixed by agreement or by q court"
Tho directors statement says.
During the negotiations everything
suggested as necessary to protect the pub
lie interest was accepted by the repre-
sentatives of the New Haven company.
1t Is now proposed that Massachusetts
attach to its consent the condition never
before suggested, that there be stamped
ON each certificate a provision that the
shares represented by II shall always re-
main subject to be taken by the State
at price to be fixed by agreement or
by court.
This provision makes the shares I'M
saleable. In the opinion of the company $
directors and of every competent au-
thority on such questions whom the man.
agement has been able TO consult. and so
far as these shares are concerned. place
the company In a worse position than II Il
were compelled to sell them by a decree
of the Federal Court after the decision
OF all questions against the company. for
the shares would be sold free from any
such condition.
Unless the stock can he sold at fair
price within the limited time allowed 10y
the agreement with the United States
the hareholders Of the New Haven viii
sustain IA great loss and this provision
prevents such a sale and defeats the pur-
pose OF the United States unless II Is ac-
complshed at a serious loss to the COM
pany.
AS trustees for the company, for its
owners and its creditors the directors can
not accept the proposed conditions. While
the bill appears to authorize them 10
sell the Boston and Maine stock II does
not do so IN fact. Much as they may re-
gret the necessity OF recourse to the
courts they are left no option in this mat
ter IL the bill passes In Its present form"
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Supreme Court-By Justice Donnelly-
Barclay vs., Cohen. Elek J. Ludvigh,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-26
BROokLYN APARTMENT DEAL.

The Jerome Property Corporation has
sold tho Alexandria, n five story apart
ment house on plot 4ixi60 at AZ and
I79 Third street for NJ. l.. Beach 10 a
client for Investment. The property has
been held at S33. 900. The Jerome COM
pany has also sold for James =. Cor
riueton to A. Bruckheimer for invest
ment 1856 Fifth avenue. southwest corner
OF sixth street. on plot 23.6xi0o.
Claus ~. Woher has purchased from
the estate OF Laura Il. Baker 1876 West
minister Road. a dwelling and garage on
plot 55xl00. James Il. Fisher. the bro
ker. also sold sal De kalb avenue. a
story Hat. with stores. 22NiOo. for Mrs.
Rose Muller to Mrs. Mary Roseman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-26
Delay Probable From Moves.

To-day's moves may tie up indefinitely
the consolidation OF these big properties.
Both attorneys filed briefs OF their OBJ
Jectlons.
Mr. Wickcrsham holds that not only is
the application out OF order before the
stockholders meetings but that as II is
proposed To exchange for the present 3il
per cent Lake Shore collateral bonds OF
the New York Central new per cent.
bonds OF the new corporation. this in
crease in interest rate constitutes a con-
sideration to the bondholders for their
consent to the consolidation. consdera-
ton in violation of law. He holds also
that the consolidation would saddle on the
minority stockholders OF the Lake Shore
the burden of debt now carried by the
majority stockholders of the New York
Central and would give them stock in a
corporation acting in violation Of the
Sherman law.
Mr.. Hodge objects on the ground that
man law and the constitutions and vari-
Gus statutes OF the state OF New York
and other States. He says that the extern
sion of the Lake Shore collateral bonds
OF the present New York Central Com
pany to be lien on the property of the
Lake Shore Is in effect mortgaging the
property of the Lake Shore to purchase
the stock OF the Lake Shore. the stock of
the Lake Shore owned by the New York
Central now being deposited with a
trustee with the bonds as collateral.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-26
NEW HEIGHTS HOSPITAL SITE.
j. Hood Wright Hospital Contracts
for Convent Avenue Hook

The Knickerbocker Hospital, formerly
the j. Hood Wright Hospital, got pcrmis-
sion yesterday from Supreme Court
Justice Greenbaum to mortgage It's pres
cnt property ~ 13ist street and Am.ter-
dam avenue to enable II to carry out a
contract for the purchase Of new hospi-
tai site on the block fronting on the west
side of Convent avenue between I3Oth
and 13lst streets. A new hospital build
Ing Will be erected there.
The petition OF the hospital trustees
stated that the new site Is made necessary
because modern hospital building must
In built In locality where street traffic
IL not troublesome, The site extends
1853 feet In West l30th street, 90 feet
north to the centre of the block. 90 feet
east and 30 feet south to the southerly
side Of l3ist street, 100 feet east to
Convent avenue and ZIG feet south on
Convent avenue to the starting point.
The hospital trustees have agreed to
pay s1O4.25O for the new site. OF which
S65,SOO is to remain on a purchase money
mortgage and $4,000 OF the balance has
been paid. or the balance OF s32,45O
the hospital Will raise $4,000 nv the
mortgage authorized yesterday and will
pay the remainder out OF the treasury.
The hospital trustees said they believed
they would be able to raise money for a
new hospital building more successfully
after they had bought site They value
their present site at $4,000, and say
that their one-third interest In the estate
OF j. Hood Wright. founder of the hospi-
to' Is $4,000, They are not permitted
TO use the income for building purposes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-26
NEW HAVEN MAKES GAINS.
Net Rail Revenue Increases Rt0t,-
I24. May Report shows.

A preliminary report on the operations
OF the New Haven railroad for May
shows that the regime of economy insti-
tuted by Chairman Howard Elliott has
had a marked effect. AS compared with
May. 1918, the net revenue for rail OPP
cratlons shows an increase of s16i,12425.
For May. 1918, the net revenue for rail
operations was s1.3i1.s61.6s, whereas for
May, 1914, II Is estimated as SLATE
1858. While the latter figure is merely
an estimate It Is believed that II will de-
viate very little II any from the actual
The revenue from transportation, as
compared with that for May OF the pre-
vious year. shows an increase OF s246,-
Els. The revenue for the total rail OPP
erations shows an increase OF s236.5l0.
The expenses OF the total rail operations
show a saving OF S397,634.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-26
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Hotel Premier, on East 72d Street, Sold
---Philadelphans the Buyers---Own
Adjoining Hotel Property.

The Philadelphia syndicate which
bought on Wednesday the ST. Lorenz
Hotel. at 1875 to 1873 East Seventy second
street, secured yesterday the adjoining
property. the Hotel Premier. at the north
west corner Of Lexington avenue and
Seventy-second street. II is seven
story building on plot soxlO2.-. with the
st. Lorenz property the out of town
buyers. whose names are not known. con-
troll a plot 1855 feet on Seventy-second
street and 1922 feet on Lexington ave-
nue.. twelve story apartment house.
IL Is said. will be erected soon on the
combined plot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-26
ROCK ISLAND PLAN APPROVED.
Three Illinois mmissioners Give
Tentative Indorsement.

william a. Read, chairman OF the Rock
Island stockholders committee. said yes
terday that the tentative plan of reor-
ganization OF the system had been exam
ined by three OF the five members OF the
Illinois Public Service Commission and
That these members had raised no obJec-
tons to II.
The commission cannot act on the plan
formally until 1t is in final shape. The
informal assent to the plan In tentative
form by majority OF the Commissioners
Is considered to indicate that steps will
be taken Immediately to whip the plan
into hnal shape for presentation to the
security holders.
The reorganization committee OF seven
members to he taken from the members
OF the two protective committees. will be
formed at once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-26
BIG PENNSYLVANIA R. R. LEASE.
Directors Decide to Take over the
Northern Central Road.

PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-Prcsident
Samuel Rea Of tho Pennsylvania Railroad
Company announced that the directors
had decided to execute the lease OF the
Northern Central Railway as soon as final
approval of the terms and the proposed
40 per cent stock dividend had been given
by the State Public Service Commission
The terms accepted by majority OF the
stockholders call for lease OF 800 years
from January 1, 1911.
The stock of the Northern Central Is to
be Increased by 40 per cent. and the adj
dtional stock is to be distributed as a
dividend
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-26
BRoNx-NIANHATTAN TRADE.

HOME STREET.--The Kellbert Con-
struction Company. Francis y. Kel
president. has sold the five story struc-
ture occupying plot 50xl12x irregular
on the south side of Home street. 100
feet west Of Southern Boulevard. The
buyers, John and Margaret Sullivan.
gave In part payment 5i9 First avenue.
five story tenement with stores, on
lot 25x75. near Thirtieth street; also
III East 1lsth street a five story Nat.
on lot 25xl00l1. adjoining the north
east corner OF Park avenue.
240TH STREET.-Howard Hayes has
sold TO Nicholas L. Walsh the plot.
l20N100, on the south side Of 240th
street about 1875 feet west OF Katonah
avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-26
HARLEM DWELLING SALES.

WEST 13IST STREET.-vsn vliet &
Place have sold for the Lawyers Mort
gage Company the three story brown
stone dwelling at 1872 West 13ist street
The same brokers have leased the
dwelling for iery of years for the
diocesan auxiliary toJthe Cathedral OF
ST John Inc Divine
WEST 13lST STREET.-Morris Moore
has sold for Gustavo Levy - n Client
for investmen. tho three story and
basement brownstone dwelling at 251
West 131st street, on lot 20xI00.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-26
GREENWICH VILLAGE RUyER.

Morris Wcinstein IL the buyer OF the
three story building at the southeast cor
ner of 'Bleecker and Bank streets, re-
ported sold recently by Van Vliet & Place
for the LauN estate.
William \. Server OF Pearl River
y. T.. lis the buyer of the two apart
meuts mt o5e to E6s Fox street. reported
sold yesterday by the Podgur Realty
Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-26
NEW BRONX TENEMENTs.

Moore Landsledel. architects, have
illed plans in The Bronx for the con-
struction OF two Ave story brick tenement
houses, each 50xSs, on the west side of
valentine avenue 2lO feet north OF 1S3d
street for the Valhalla Corporation, Jacob
q. Petersen president, at a total cost OF
100000: Lucian Pisciatta has filed plans
for two five story brick tenement houses,
b0x63 and 50x5s, on the southeast corner
OF 1S7th street and Crotona avenue, for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-26

the Cosenzo Building Company. Saverio
Scalzo. president, at a total cost OF s65. 900.
and Frank J. Schefeik has filed plans for
two five story brick tenement houses
4S.7xi26 and 43.6x133.5, on the east side
of Fulton avenue, 206.lO feet north of
18TH street. for the John W. Cornish Con-
structon Company, at total cost of
100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-26
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY.

Nov 1Ork IIty, Iune y, 1910
Tho Board or Directors of the Fidelity
Trust Company has declared q semi annual
dividend OF Three Per Cent. on the capital
stock OF the Company, payable at the close
OF business June 80 1914, to stockholders OF
record on June 90. igli
Transfer books Viii be closed at a p NJ
on June &c, 1914, and reopen at 10 A. NJ.
July I, 1914
Cheeks Viii he mailed on June 30 1914
ANDREW II, MARS, Secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-26
Schedules In Bankruptcy.

UTILITY PRINTING AND PUBLISHING
COMPANY Of alG William street, has filed
schedules showing liabilities. fl0s,i2s and
assets t52.bt3 consisting OF plant $3.50;
accounts. sl36i7; claim ;i,0s2; stock,
$1,000 and cash 81 Among the CREDITOR
are charles A. Jenney, sie,3si: Underwater
Print and publishing Company. sl5,57o;
Printing Press Manufacturing Company,
KEYSTONE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. Of
ss,.d Gss, Es,hiy-n nth street, has fled
and assets sSITo2. consisting Of stock,
10000; accounts, s2+ss4; office furni-
lure, 5000 horse and trucks, $1,000; cash,
tors are Candee, Smith q Rowland. tl6-
900 secured; Julia Il. Emerson, Sb2Os
md Hydraulic Press Brick Company,
l. a, STUDIOS, INC, OF 251 West Forty
second street. have filed schedules which
show liabilities sl,3ss and assets S2,T90,
consisting OF stock and fixtures, $4,000;
sss e; $40; claims, 5000 and cash In
Receivers In bankruptcy.
IDA Observation-Disclosures Hand has APP
pointed Bertha Rembaugh receiver for
Ida Altschuler, dealer In hardware at l763
FRED H. sTAAB,-Judge Mayer has APP
pointed Francis A. Winslow of Yonkers
feceiver for Fred II. Staab. liquor dealer.
a. Mount Vernon. with authority to carry
BELLMER II. FORCE, printer. of ESQ Yves,
lob a Morrison. The business was started
HUGO HEYMAN COMPANY, owners OF five
large meat and provision markets IN
brooklyn, filed an assignment In bank
ruptcy Yesterday for the benefit OF credi-
tors 10 walter Loewenthal OF IS Nassau
street. Manhattan, 4 Representative o.
the concern said that the liabilities would
! probably amount TO 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-26
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY


a quarterly dividend OF two per cent or
the capital stock OF this Company has been
declared, payable July 18th, 1914. at tbs
ONCE OF the Treasurer. 1871 State street
Boston. Mass, to stockholders OF record a,
the close Of business June Goth. 1914
CHARLES \. HUBBARD. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-26
CITY DWELLINGS LEAs ED.

Douglas l.. Gilman Co. and Seton
Henry and Douglas Gibbons have leased
for term of years 80 East Fifty.
third street. a Ave story dwelling. 10 J.
II. Dilworth.
, William n. Ware has leased for p
J. de Coppct 30l West Eighty-fourth
street to Ernes;ne Hancmann.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-26
NEW PARK e. THF0RD STORE.
PIpus Filled for s2S,OOO building AZ
Madison Ave. and 18th street.

Plans for the construction OF three
story store and loft building for Park &
Tilford as lessecs were filed yesterday by
Herbert NJ Baer. architect II will be
at the southwest corner of Madison ave
nue. and Seventy -sixth street. 20 feet wide
and l02.? feet deep. The Tsilfer Com
pauy, James w. Buckner president, Is
the owner. The cost has been estimated
at 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-26
OFFICE or
NirEinla-t Carolina Chemical Go.

wv.
DIVIDEND NO. 10
The Board Of Directors of Tho virginia
Carolina Chemical Company have this day
declared the Seventy-hfth t75thD Consecutive
Quarterly Dividend of TWO CO. PER
CENT. on tho preferred stock of this com
psny, payable July ~, iait. to stockholders
OF record on June 40, 1914
Transfer book viii not he closed.
=. W. TRAVERS, Treasurer
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United STATES KlBBER Co

1870 Broadway, New York, June 18th, 1914.
The Board OF Directors Of the United
States Rubber Company has this day de-
Ctared from It's net PROFITS quarterly divi-
demo OF Two Per Cent t2'ol on the First
and one half Per Cent. IsGD on the
second Preferred Stock. and quarterly
dividend Of one and One-half Per Cent.
t'f'oD on the Common stock Of the Com
psny, to stockholders Of record AT , r. VI.
on wednesday, July 10th, 1914 payable with
out closing OF tho Transfer Books July 3ist,
1914. W. c. PARSONS, Treasurer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-26
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The Corn Exchange Bank has leased the
store and basement OF the building being
put up by T. A, Cruikshsnk on the north
west corner of 207th street and Post avenue.
The Corn Exchange Bank expects TO occupy
Cruikshsnk company was the broker In the
matter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-26
STEWART MINING COMPANY

The Board Of Directors has declared a
quarterly dividend Of ten per cent. doc. !
upon the capital stock OF the Company ma . :
able June 30th, 1871. TO stockholders Of
record - the close Of business June 18Th.
lplt Stock transfer books close nj threa
T. n June 9TH, 1914. and reopen at len
JNO, l.. WILLIAMS Asst Treaaur.r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-26
LAKE SHORE HOLDERS
FIGHT N. Y.C. MERGER
G. w. Wickersham Says Consol-
idatiOn Is Unfair and ViO-
lates Sherman Law.
TO FILE A BILL IN EQUITY
Morgan Representative Asserts
Move Would Make Better
Market for Stock.

ALBANY. June 2s.--OpposirIon to the
proposed consolidation OF the New York
Central Lines with the New York Central
railroad company. with principal Offices
. In Albany. developed before the up
State Public Service Commission to-day
from George w. Wickcrsham. ex-Attor-
ney-General of the United States. repre-
senting William \. Read and other minor
lily stockholders of the Lake Shore Rail-
road Company, and from J. Aspinwall
Hodge, representing c. II. Nenner & Co.
and other minority stockholders in the
New York Central
Violation of the Sherman law and UNI
fair treatment of minority holders are
alleged. 1t developed that the minority
stockholders represented by Mr.. Wicker
sham have prepared bill In equity for
presentation to the United States Court
in Michigan on July - asking that the
Lake Shore he forbidden TO accept tho
vote of the New York Centrars shares In
that property for the consolidation.
MIR. Wickcrsham moved to-day that the
hearing he postponed until after the meet
ing OF the Lake Shore stockholders on
July 20, but Chairman Van Santvoord
ruled that the commission could accept
evidence at this time. later adjourning
the matter until July 20 after the stock
holders meetings.
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PHILADELPHIA. June 25.---Rufus NJ. Pile,
assistant general passenger agent OF tho
pennsylvania Railroad. was 20 years old
to-day and will retire from active service
OF July under the pension rules OF the
company For more than forty-four years
Mr. File has served the PENNSYLVANIA
system.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-26
BOYS CLUB BUYS IN oIsT STREET

The Boys Club Organization and Aid
Society has purchased through the Douglas
Robinson. Charles 5. Brown Company
from John X. Buchanan 32+ East Fifty
first street. a three story dwelling on lot
1S.sx100.5 near Second avenue. The
headquarters of the society are at present
located at 4S9 Fifth avenue