davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29
BALTIMORE & OHIO
wREARRANGES LINES
System Divided Into Three
Districts and Officers
Duties Changed.
TO SIMPLIFY OPERATION

A Encouragement Of the lines Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad system
and changes in the jurisdiction Of the
executive officers were announced yes
terday after a meeting Of the board Of
directors.
For operating purposes the system has
been divided into three territories. which
will be known as Eastern Lines, West
ern Lines n New York Terminal Lines.
The Eastern Lines will consist OF the
main line Of the road and branches east
Of Wheeling. W. Va. and Chicago juno
tion. ohio. The Western Lines will en-
brace that part of the road west Of
Farkersburg. Wheeling and Chicago
Junction. and II Is expected will include
the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton
lines and branch lines which will be
taken over under the reorganization of
the latter road.
Heretofore the vlce-presidents Of the
Baltimore and ohio have been designated
in numerical order. The following
changes have been made
George r. Randolph. first vice-presi-
dent. ccones vice-president in charge
OF the company's foreign relations.
tIE VI. NlTlNtHs StCOIl Vice pTNSl-
dent In charge OF accounting. becomes
vice-rresident in charge OF accounting,
treasury, claim and relief departments.
a W. Thompson. third vice-presiden'
IN charge OF operation. becomes vice.
president IN charge OF traffic and com
mercial development.
+ g. Batchelder. president OF the Bal
tlmore and Ohio Chicago Terminal Rail.
road and assistant to president. become.
vice-presidcnt and executive representa-
tive In Chicago,
j NJ Davis, general manager 81 M
Baltimore and ohio Southwestern an,
the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton
lines at Cincinnati. become vice-presi
dent In CHI rye of operation and mainte
nance. with headquarters in Baltimore.
q, w. Galloway. general manager q
the Baltimore and Ohio lines in Bait
more, becomes vice-president OF the Bal
timore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad
Company. with headquarters In Cinc!n
matt. and general manager OF Wester'
lines Of the Baltimore and Ohio system
and also general manager for the Re-
ceivers Of the Cincinnati. Hamilton an
Dayton Railway Company.
No appointment of a general manarn
VI Eastern lines having been made. thcs
duties will he assumed for the prescn
by the vtce-president in charge Of opera
ton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29
AMERICANS TO INVEST
EXTENSIVELY IN HAYTI
Corporation to Re Formed
Here viii Acquire Large
Public Utilities.

Wall street heard yesterday that plans
have been completed for the organiza-
ton under the laws of this State Of
the Hayttan American Corporation,
which will acquire public utilities N
Hayti. These. II II understood, consist
OF a railroad. terminal facilities. electric
light plant and a tramway In the capital
Port-au-Prince. and an electric light
plant In Cap Haltien. The plans no
vide for the immediate development Of
sugar plantations.
The new company will have 81, 900. 900
per cent cunula i've convertible pre-
ferred stock. OF which $500. 900 will he
issued and s500,0 900 will be reserved
This stock will be r%etireable at ITO. OF
si2.Oc0.0OO Z per cent. non-cumulative
common stock. further participating af-
ter payment OF both preferred and COM
mon stock dividends. $4,000. 900 will be
issued, OF which $250,00O will be held as
treasury stock. and $4,000. 900 will be re-
served. There will be 10000 founders
common shares, entitled TO one-third Of
me remaining earnings after payment
Of fixed dividends on both preferred and
common stocks.
No dividef1s are to he paid on the
common stock or on the founders shares
until n permanent reserve fund OF $40
600 for preferred stock dividends has
been set aside, and. commencing Janu-
AIRY :. 1920. a cumulative sinking FUN
for the retirement of preferred stock.
amounting to 9 per cent annually OF TIE
amount of the preferred stock then out
standing. has been established.
The public utilities to be taken over
have been operated SUCCESSFULLY for =
number % years under the owncrsh 8
OF Europeans. Collections are uudci
United States officials. The compauy
will be financed by New York and chi.
cage banking interests that have beer
Identified with West indian sugar opera.
lions for many years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29
IRON AND STEEL.
NcsirRu Troubles Likely to VcIp
the Trade.

Specifications on steel contracts are
satisfactory 20 tho mills. bu, new orders
from domestic consumers are relatively
small Buying VI cotton ties is expected
sou, now that the mills have established
the price AZ Si.35 Il bundle for July. hut
a. this Is the highest price ever recorded
the South may delay purchases just is
are the agricultural implement makers In
ordering bprs for the next year. Last
year the cotton tie season opened at
80 cents a bundle. This year sales may
reach $4,000. 600 bundles.
Domestic railroads are cautiously buy
Ing supplies to hc used in their "
shops and for track improvements. but
m tive mower and rolling stock require
m"uts have been quite well covered for
months to come. However. car builders
and locomotive shops must needs buy
literally TO cover ecu pment construction
for foreign countries.
~ large buying Of war munitions by
the United states Government is ex-
pectrd. hut many small orders are being
paced. Operations Inv Mexico are likely
to be 81 a guerilla character and hence
only small arms and shells are likely {,
h. nut INTO service.
Export oricrs for finished steel continue
liberal and steady No very heavy contracts
I a:c now under ucgotiatinu outside Of tho Rus
stan rails. although there are many more IN
Gurlc% Whlch a-Et'4h'r = hca'N tonuaEe
nc I'u0 we slNr W'tu.e on 'he Inron'
ml'N OF carry NnNcrln'tnt hnylnI ~ Stce|
rrolu'i. auu muu'V'u, ". r'e'l trlut W.,
lrNtS INC outcome OF INC M.Nl,nn 'r,sls WI
ne hlof" INelN 10 hrlp 'h'n 70 hurl lnt n,ar
krt some war lroouct- now n'lnH m'nulac
turtu TOT lor,'Eh upNrrnhleni- r"u pe taNen
n mas alrPauN pee atr'i,-'i III tnc ca-e o.
machlne tuns nl' new nnthr oru'r. W"aI'
no uount ~" ltr-P lh'rF - tf'auN, SUM" ",
urins IN the trade on nos-lhir needs or ra!l
road material for northern Mexico. New in
I pffrlrs from EVFNFg for lgszprlpr nix IRON
S'erl hitl~ anu NlYli st''I at' w eu'h Nul''li'
~ 10 inll'al' thlt lor'lEh nuNrr- dpnr'',al'
we possihIuflrs OF 2 'h"'k on American snip
m"nis OF h'li~hed munitions
me ~.ek mas nrou-ht more evidence q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29
THE G MARKET.
RcHncd Dull and Cnchnngrd-
-Futures Are Lower.

The market for rehned sugar WAS dull and
unchanged. but with prices firmly held AT
: Sc. less . per rni for cash. bass fnr gran
uls'cd. Demand from tho country continues
small. althouIh stocks were reported very
low and the buying continues on the hand TO
mouth order.
Raw sugar was easier early IN the day. with
offerings Of prompt Cuhss AZ $50. cost and
freight, but these sugars were later PLACED in
store. with holders showing less disposition
TO sell AT the lover price Rehn.rs showed
an indi ference to all offerings Porto Ricos
were freely offered ~ s'tr 81 , Z delivered
without takers Spot quotations remained un.
chsnzei at 6 Nc for Cuban Crntrfugals
After opening weak and ? 10 : points lower
the market for sugar futures showed further
losses on selling for Cuban account and on
liquidation In July. which caused weakness
throughout the list. Conditions in the spot
market were Iulet. with buyers and sellers
apart, and this added 10 the easier feeling OH
the exchange. The market closed ? to la
20 ut- net lower. with sales for the day l7.5J
tons Closing prtCes follow:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29

The approximate amount ~ m. isr :,
charge. TO satisfy which ~. ahot ID.
scrlbcd property - to be sold IS Tvrg't.
four thousand one hundred and ,-..,,.
-FOUR 03-l00 Dollars ts2ti34t3l wth ...
terest thereon from the 5th dag - Ina.
1916, together win costs and allowance,
amounting to $3.50. Wl'h Interest ....,
June 5th. 1915. together vi'h The .Hr.-.a,
OF the sac. The sppfoNims's tup.r. -.
tho taxes, assessments ami water r4'e. .-
other liens, which are t. be- allowed p.
purchaser out % the urch4s, u.-.. ID.
raid py the Referee &. Nire h.rtr.l al
sir'y-"ight ?5-loo Dollars '&sss y,..Co, AID
iu,.rest.
Dated New York. June s,h. 1915
JOHN g. COLEMAN. Referee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29

Following carly hrmness the market on
the Conenlia'ed stock Exchange weak
cn"i, with a specially sharp decline taking
place In Mexican Petroleum, There wa
4 rally, however, In the fnal hour. Win
many Of the prominent stocks ending AZ
me- gains for the day.
Mexican Petroleum opened NJ 81. one
point under its closing quotation on Tues
Gay. !, early sold AZ high as 9"ss IL"
cliuei % ssns and closed at 81
United States steel "p"nei AZ 81 ~"
hanged from Tuesd ly's closing AMI earE
advanced to sI hut then declined 80
S2t.. After that n rallied, Closing 10.
SS Anaconda opened IT sN'- up. =
from the night before. and advanced far-
Their to Soa., hut thcn went down 20 20.
II closed at s0N Reading, after OPENING
At 95s.. an overnight Improvement % l.,
rose 10 e6N Then Il fell TO glip. hu'
closed at qiN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29
B. & o. NET INCOME $l3.435.753.
Increase Of Three Millions Re-
ported for the Year.

At the monthly board meeting 81 the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Company yes
tcrday the statement of the years
operations that was considered by the d.
rectors was based or actual figures for
eleven months and estimated figures for
June. The comparative figures show
total operating income for 1916 sl1l.5s4.-
ci6. against s9l.Sl5. 1917 gross corporate
income Of s3i.062.3O TO- this year. as
against s29.6l6.23o. and net income Of
HS.i35.153. as against slO.123.24S.
After deducting the preferred dividend
there IL a balance left amounting 10
~sll.0S1.226. applicable to the sl52, 600
600 common stool outstanding. n after
the payment of the fve per cent. divi-
d, nd on the common there remains So
4s3.e22 to be carried to surplus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29
sAIrs

NEW YORK sUphEME COURT. Count,
Of New York.-CATHARlNE Il. WtfIG"v
:Gls ,Ssy.ylns TraS'So Under the las: vii
ceased. Plaintiff, .agains' SigmunI "e.
hsrdt and others. Defendants. ''"'
In pursuance or a Judsin"nt NJ fore. n.
the above entitled action ana bcatinx 80
.hs an d.y 3, Iqme' islO / ne my
named. will sell at public auction a, r..
Exchange Salesroom. 40 lt.iS ~
q New York; on. the 9eth day ,, Iy.v.
1918. at IL o'clock noon on ;lt, la 'e
Jos.ph r Day, Auctionccr ~ t-sr.'.o,
therein described az frlovs si,' IN,
certain lot. piece OF parcel ~ larf NIX
Ne buildings and improvements t'e-eo'"
situate IN the Borough ~ Naunt.tar Il,
the CITY. Count, and stat. OF Scw yo,tp
bounded and d.,,rihch .as in po-,s s',t. a. !"
tho Southerly side OF Monro. street. tis.,,1,
nftv feet or thercahout westerly ron ~.
southwesterly corner o' Monroe and J,.
son streets. running thence south.r,y IA
parallel or nearly so with JacLsor So,
and partly through n marry wal .leh,g.
nearly 40 with Monroe S'foo, two .r,,,",
thence ,Northerly on a dlignu,. 'ne ~
and parallel or nearly so with Monroe 500,
inches; thence Northern along the Va"
Two Hundred and sixty eight t.tS NJ
roe street seventy. seven fe@' -four ana w..
half inches to the souther .Ide ID, v.-
roe Street and thence Ess'o,'v a,ore u,
southcrly side OF Monroe street ,ws,,,
fve feet to thn point or pace n, hoo,
ming. be the said several l~I.ianca, a.,
dimensions more or less, said pr.-,.,
being also known nv 'he S're.' 'Nl~
Two hundred and seventy ,.-Oi Man.
street. 1t being expressly understood 80
agreed by and hetw-en me parties 49,,
that all the appliances and renewals ,b...'
~ and additions thor 20 now IN or uns. :.
which shall he hereafter placed In ~ ,,..
the above described premises adsoe -
and necessary for tho proper us. ana 90.
oynen Of the same shall R't ara bs-st.
declared 10 be part 81 tie freehold .r,
covered by this mortgage md .uh'.-. "a,
the same awe and Limitations arpVrat,.
to real prorertv.
Dated New Nor%t. Jur. en- iaIs
JOHN COLEMAN ps,.,.
Dewitt. tockmsn e. b"Ni'' A'.o-n.v. -.
Plaintiff, No. Sc Naaeau S'rss' porou-h
~ Manhattan. CIV ~ New yorlt
The following IL \ diagram ~ 'hs ,-,,
erty 20 be sold; The street number 4. y,
80 Monroe street. w.
NCprnr -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Fiscal year Of Consolidated. Gas, Elec;
trio Light and Power will end June 30. and
VIII he the best year In the history OF the
The United Gas and Electric Corpora;
~ Per cent on q, hr:t preferred stock
rccord June 90. 1915.
The Ohio state Telephone Company re
ports for May; 1915, gross ssrninss Of
,,it5eSr tascs' ,,i '.S'sn's dccrcsse of .,"ps%,
surplus after charges OF s65,s6e, a loss of
The Consolidated Gas. Electric Light and
Power. Company Of Baltimore REPORTS for
Ny, 1915, srCss ssrn'ngs Of ;si:'lii, an
dividends. '3i. 7o5, an increase of si5,229,
The Nevada California Power and It's
suhsi liaries epo for April gross earnings
e, si'% ,sss,i6i,ss. s a Gecrss. s' u ttsia.s ,ssis net u4 .ti ".
after charges ana deprecI.tion OF sstoSs,
a decrease Of h,s'5, Fer the four month,
surplus after charges and depreciation OF
sIOl $50, a decrease Of Sei,3G5,
A receiver has been appointed Tor the
Company by Judg" Murphy at Hamilton,
OHIO, on a petition alleging default OF
S S1as ii"Ss''' to iSS""o'ihSi Ohio 'Elcc,rnis R FSin y
COMPANY. and forms a link In the Ohio
Railway declining longer to continue pay
mcnt under It's lease. asserting that th'
road could not he mad" 10 pay n profit
und"r tn" terms Of ia" lease.
The earnings Of IN" United Gas and
Electric Corporation from all sources foi
the year ended NBy 81, 1916. after de.
auction Of expenses were fl,t6i,7?s. From
this we're charged Interest on bonds
ttS3, 926. and amortization Of debt st3, Gg3,
earnings SlNta,7 showed an incr,asc q,
si32 ~, not earnings 81 s,ao SOS, "A gain
Of Sii.ifh net after charges s?Ol, 627
months ended MAY 81, 1915, the gros,
| earnings, slt,@3l,>23. showed a gain o.
MN.. ge'i IS s,i r" an , me- r 10 ~ ccsGn'aS,
after charges, ta,s7?,?ss, an increase O
f67s,llb.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29

sew YORK SUPREME D.r.-
roIn,y of New YORK -GEUKiE . sif
Defendants.
in pursuance Of a Ju1rm'r' ~ fr-
sue and sale. dult made ana c,'r..
tho above entitled action ana bes-i,r i.,
signed, The Referee d ssii J.s,,.
named. viii 81 a. pubic auction a. n.
street, IN tn. Borough % Manhattan.
Of Sew YORK. on. a" .'h Gtf % J.-e
Joseph r, BAY. Aur,ioueet. tAe ~ si,.,
directed by SAID judgment 20 b. SOD All
,herein de.crinsd a Cow ~. ,ts.
orec,~d. situate IN tn. Rorough - Ma.
haitian. In the cry. County art >'a. -
rosse.sion a. follow. roMvr~- rs;
a point on the Southe-'y ste = N'r.,4
street distant twenty-five" fee' ~ 'Hefs.
corner Of Monroe aud jact. % ~;'so',
ruNn.rG 'h"n.c Sop'ierly ptTt's' W.
Ja,k'on su".' end, ntrty thr2ar, r,-s
Westerly and through ar--N"r r4.r
Nall nara !el Win Mcrroe Sir''' Sc.
parallel with Jackson S're,' .rl rt-
through a party wal eirh'v-e -r' e..
and /. aYd t~nTo,,-3nsr,'r .o' =,
IA. Of Monroe street went a,a '.s (,
,hs, roin, or r:a,'o o, Nrf.',i+s -" ~.
or less. II bong "Npr"SsN go ."F~'.-+ t~t
agreed Nv and h~.'v,"1 'N" pt-'.. N.al
mat al n. .arp IAN az ''r'' Gle ''''
o- which shall y" h.-s,"er r.t,s. 70 ~
uror Tho aro," des-rIh.l r%,'r.rs. e'.'
10 md necessary COR mo rtH,.- use I-l
hv declared 80 10 uqr' - tHe f-oern ( tr4
covered by mis- mortgage and h'a-' q,
~. same laws and Limitations a7p.icat'
pated New y ~ ri-.;'t 1919
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29

rhs approximate erount ~ IN. III" 50
charge, TO satisfy ~.icn t"e ap''- a.
scribed property Is - v- 0 =, .T"r'
-E-loo Dollars 3-s...s t.-l.".
ter..t thereon from tn" 'tH HAN 'i'
1916. together WITH costs az IL Ma r
amounting TO s.l>74 VIII lr'or'~. f'
June 9th. 1915 together ~ 49," '.-'a1.
81 the sale The ayproN.H.d FH
tho taxes. a.ses.n,nfs rri Ne'Nr 90
o,L., lem. which are - he . 40 .- .
purchaser out Of tho Pr fa-' ~ 80
raii by the Referee Is r. Ct. u
si>,y-two >l-loJ Dollars l'at- g.. ar
interest.
Dated New YORK, June - 'H't
JOHN &. COLEMAN, E'''-"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29

nADhl\E sHoT TRUCKS once p.poi
9usrtcrmt ~'er. Army Building, New YORK
'i,h Scaled proposals VIII he, received
here un'il !, 4 NJ, July = 1919, for t4r-
nlshing and delivering from one 20 N'tv
Nachtne shop Trucks. with complete
equipment, including gasoline electric gem
Grating sets. ma chine ana hand tools, In
formation upon application.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29

%COTTONSEED OIL.

There we're declines averaging ! 20 70
points In IN" cotton oil list yesterday, Nl'
Tho scattered liquidation early IN tho
day soon subsidized ami there developed
some short covering for professional
traders A comparatively firm spot stu
alton for old crop ID Discourage active
selling ~ the new crop deliveries Bus
tho South are not inclined to take undue
risks pending tho development Of the cpt'or
crop. The rnai cotton seed crush report
NJ the last season will be issued this morn
In at 10 O'Clock
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

r. f DEFY 4 SONS COMPANY, INC \
petition In bankruptcy has been med
against T.. r. pey 4 Sons COMPANY, In.
Eleventh avenue. Judge Mayer APP
honi 81 500 Iiah'!t"s a." $50 90" ant
making an effort towarl = settlement
ON september 10. 1905, with capita stock
slSO0o
MARINE OIL ENGINE CoMrASY-Ren-
ianlu Swartz, receiver % tho Marine
oV Eng ne Company - 20 church street.
has been authntiz.i by Judge Mayer 90
Nla an Involuntary pct!.!pu against W.
tam r Hayrie. president OF TN" ,pm-
pany. who disa ppearei two weeks ago
T. wa. stated thai the COMPANY had a
contract with Hanson \ 60 4 san frar-
cisco for marine oil engines. N vhi,h
s3T. 126 was paid 10 the ,ompluy o.
THIS amount. Il was ALLEGED. only 81 To-
vas deposited In tn" company bank
account and the balance was deposited
by Mr. Hayn,e IN his private hank an
used for other purposes He has an IN
'erest IN real estst" on Ions ls'ani
81 oo0 stock IN a realty company and ar
autpmOhi'~. which was alleged 70 hAN'
been purchased with this money.
Discharges From Bankruptcy.
JOHN APPLEGArE-Judg- MAYER hai
granted DISCHARGES 10 John Applegste
wholc-ale hsh dealer In Fulton Market
and Aaron Friedman OF Daniel Fried,
man 4 Son. cloak manufacturers at
West Th!rtieth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were s4ss,57S.69, of
which Sls2,74lO5 WAS for merchandise
Withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
S2s5,S3T.64 for recent importat!ons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29
q


PROPOSALS FOR POWER PLANTS FOR
HuI li"ads ilpe Thr"al!ug ami Cu'riur
VI t. hlr.. Bauuiit Metal Sheet Bras. Nny-
prr VIE Hults, KNa's Nus, " sho'-
Joining ~ht'..es. Augrrs. Tool Holder.
Angle Valves, painttrU,les. Roof Brushe-.
pHsturush"s, Belt l.aCiuG, storage Bat-
'rytes. Hose, Packing Rubber Valves, Cam
vas Betting can,ls, Rurlap, LinolruuI
M1En"s'a Pine covering, Emery Cloth.
-arlpgpHr, Chauos skins, Grtnu.a'oi
Dishes, window Glass, Bond Paper, Carbon
PAPER, soap Psrutin WAX, I've. t,r1ur,
,%r'hiie, Potassium chlorate, .SulphatH OF
Copper, ant Loaded H.uc.-Sealel proposs
NNl be received At the onice Of the Ieur
Co., =, Purchasing officer. The Panama Canal,
Washington, u c., uu,I 10 20 a m, jay
%. itlt, AZ which tim" they viii b" upcGei
~ public, Tor furu ~n.Ls the aboN"-men-
.lonci article b.ar.,s. and = .r"rI ..u-
1850 may toe uh.u.uri from ms "'," or
~" office If III" \ss.s'lnt Fur 'aI,'uG
Agents, . state stree, N"w NorN tity
SO Whitney Contra building, Sew or.
lo ms, La. and Fort Mason, san Frtnri. 'n.
raI.. also from ,hr L : EUg.nnrI b"i.'-
IN the fO,lnwluE CI'.".. Srdtt," W sh
los Angeles. Ca baltimore Nil; tNIln.
@t",ph'"' IA Y, -'SG ~ h%Ts2n'
No, pntroit. Mich Milwaukee, Wis. s.,
Paul. Miuu Chattanooga, T"un LOUIS
yil". ia M'hi!c, Ma. and ialves,on,
rn> Commercial Clun. Kansas cay, Mo
chamber ot Commerce, quincy, III, and
Dommrrrit' rluh, Tacoma. Nash Earl l.
brown, Major corps If Engineers, u. =. A.,
Genera. Purchasing otircr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29

company.
The steel Products Company, with n
capital of $4,000. 600. has been formed
at Cleveland by the combination ~
the Metal Products Welding Company
and the steel Products Company Of
Cleveland together with the Michigan
Electric Welding Company %" Detroit.
Automobile parts and accessories viii he
manufactured
The American Shipbu .ldiug Company
has taken an order for two luke boats
calling for about son tons Of steel plates
and shapes for 1917 delivery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29
CATSKILL EVENING LINE

dailv except SUNDAY. q o. chs
TOPPER -. 6. " 1-sth -. & ~ N7rk"'
: l. NJ. Tor Catskill. Hudson. CoNss k'.
Tickets Interchangeable with those of Ia
Line. Tei. 1897 spring
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29
sVI1WE NV TTTN
AFTERNOON BOAT

for Rear Mountain. West Point. NewNIrEh
P~ouehkespsie. Kingston and way .trI'rc-
leaves pesnios~.s s.. : a. I'M. Wet
St. ? PM West les'h ST, EGO IN
Yonkers. . IS PM Daily except sunday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29
HARTFORD LINE

From Pier 20. East River, foo. Peck slip.
daily except sunday, 8 y. NJ. for Connect.
cut River landings. Fare S1.'5 each way.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29
' LINE
tALBANN DAY LINED
Washington Irving "H~ndrick Hudson
Robert Fulton ~"\lban,.".
All .crxire Daily eyCtut sunday,

Direct RAN Connections to all ppiui. In
the Ct'shills, saratoga. the A~iirondack-
tho We-f and North. All through tall
'irke.. he'ween Sew York ami Albany a.
,,r'si Music Restaurant. .
ne~brnSscs 81, s:iO A NJ w. %ed 81, ?
\. VI ". ls?th 81. $50 4 NJ Nouk"r~'
Stia \ NJ landing at West Point. Sew
tlrgh. pough&eepsie. Kingston Point. cats
Also Iasbrossos 81. 40 a. " ". ~
St. 10 \. NJ. " lesth 81, 1880 \ VI
Nor&ets. 20 30 \ NJ. for 3car Mount" %.
IVES; Point. Cornwall, N"wburgh and iourh'
ke"pSie and return.
Sur,iuI Fourth NJ ,JuIy Trims to Kings II, n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29

CATSKILL EVENING LINE
See Hudson River bay Line Adv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29

E''TNI" WfT T|TsFF-
special Fourth ~ July Trips TO king.t'n
Point and return on steamers ut>.Dki' u
HUDSON and W~t~Ht>GIO> IR\I>H..
1nfnrnafLnn - E..Nr....s = Iler ~,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29

The Public Service Commission viii
socsIve tenders on the construction Of
q tunnel under the East Rlvor a. six
tieth street on July l3 No definite ton
mage or iron or steel required has been
reported, but II Is estimated ,ha, h,.
tween 10000 and G6.G0u tons n, rro,, ,
will be needed, drpcHdcn, upon the kind
OF construction decided upon.
~ BALDWIN Locomotive comr,,,
will build one locomotive FOR tho S,ra,
River and Rangeley Lakes Railroad 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29

at % per cent al valorem under para
graph ~. Judge sullivan hnds that all oi
the articles should have heen taxed at ths
lower rate AS microscopes.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-19
Bard and Co Moves Its
Offices to New Factory

Bard and Company. player-piano
action manufacturers, which. since
the organization of the firm six weeks
ago. has had temporary offices in room
2O2, Trust building, has moved its offices
to the new factory building. 921-923-
925 Hemlock street
Workmen are now busy wiring the
factory and, the hum OF the machines,
set up during the last week, will soon
be heard. Charles L. Bard, president
OF the company, is personally superin-
tending the setting up of the machin-
cry, and the laying out of the depart
ment equipment. All but three spe-
cial boring machines have been set
and these are still on the road from
the factory, having been DELAYED
somewhat by the war.
The first floor of the Bard factory
will be given over to the offices, mill
room, packing, shipping and receiv-
ing departments; on the second floor
will be the bellows and installation.
polishing and tuning departments;
the third floor will be devoted to ac-
ton assembling.