Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-29

murrer in the case Of Portland township ct al. vs.
Cleveland q Toledo Z. X. Co., was sustained. =
This township. In connection With others, fled
petition to compel the runuiag Of certain trains
on the Road. The Company fled q demurrer
which was sustained, the Court holding that each
township must proceed separately.
The BUFFALO CONVENTION. The Confsreuc,
Convention of Railroad men was held at Buffalo
on Tuesday.
The following gentlemen were present.
coNNITTEE PRoN LOUISVILLE CONVENTION.
LII. Fleming, Mobile and Ohio 3. R.; W. R
Arthur, nllnOis Central 3. W. Woodward, Ohio
and Mississippi; John Brough, Bssiontaine Rail.
road; H. Nottingham. Cleveland and Erie; D. 8
Gray, Central Ohio; J. Durand, Little Miami
COMMITTEE FRoM NEW YORK CONVENTION.
c. vibbard, New York Ceutral A. Stone, Jr,,
Cleveland and Erie; C. G. Hammond, Chicago
Burlington aud Quincy; B. W. Blanchard, New
York and Erie; n. COheu, Hudson River
John BrOugh was chosen Chairman, and J.
Durand, Secretary.
The morning session was occupied in arranging
the details of the schedules adopted at Louisville
and New York.
At the afternoon session, the schedules as passed
upon by the Committee, not having been reported
formally, Mr.. Woodward, of the Ohio and Miss.
issipPi Road, offered the following:
Whereas, Two OF the Eastern lines are not rep
resented in tue Committees Of the Eastern and
western roads, and were not directly represented
10 the Conventions held at Louisville and New
York, on the 2lst inst and as it Is desirable 10
understand the wishes Of the above named lines.
viz, the PennsylEania Central and the Baltimore
and Ohio roads, before establishing general sum.
mer schedule Of running time,
Therefore, RESOLVED, That Q meeting between
the Committees appointed at New York and Lou.
sville and the officers Of these roads, be held at
Columbus, on the I'd day of April, and that said
roads be notified accordingly.
Mr.. Durand favored the resolution, as be wanted
to hear from those Roads, and thought they would
be repre- sehted at Columbus
Mr.. Vibbsrd opposed the resolution They had
no assurance that the roads specified would be at
Columbus. They had not been represented at
New York, at Louisville, nor here. The Central
had agreed TO the schedule and would run by It
After considerable discussion, Mr.. Woodward
amended his resolution to read as follows: I
Resolved, That meeting between the commit
tee Of the Louisville Convention and the officers
Of the Pennsy Vania Central and Baltimore & Ohio
roads be held at Columbus on the I'd of April
Tbs ayes aud noes were called oD the esOlution,
and i was lost by the following vote;
Ayes-Messrs. Fleming, Woodward, BrouRh,
Gray, Durand-5.
HOes-Messrs. Nottingham, Arthur, Vibbard,
Stone Hammond, Blanchard, Cohen.
hr. Fleming moved that the following schedule
be adopted, and that it go into effect on the 10th
of April:
GOING WEST.
Leave New York q. NJ. 1890 q. m. and D. N, n.
tins; arrive AZ Buffalo AZ 1880 P. N, 4SO and
l0a. NJ, n, y. time
Leave Buffalo at 1880 p NJ, 4.sO a. m. and 10 a. m,
p. m.
Leave Cleveland at a m. and S:s5 p. NJ; arrive at
Telsdo atl0:l5 a. N. anS1OSO D. N.
Leave Toledo 1880 q. m aud lO40 D. ma arrive At
Chicago at S;l5 p. m, 1880 p. m. and S:I5 &. N.
Leave Cleveland at 6:20 M and 5:45 D. m; arrive
at Columbus ls HoSl At II ;sSe1 n. snd1O5Op. m.
at Cincinnati 4:l6 p. and $40 3. m
Leave Cincinnati at S p. and 4:25 a. m; arrive at
Odin .. m. and 1855 p. II.
Leave Odin at a. m aud 4:55 D. m arrive At Cairo
l0'SO a. M and l0S0 P. m; arrive at Grand Junction
p. m and $3.50 a. M; arrive at New Orleans D. m
ana s:S1 a. m; arrive at ST. Louis at 7:45 q. n and
GOING EAST.
I'saVs New Orleans at a. N. and $3.50 D. m
ave @ and Junction at 5:4s a. m and D. N.
Leave cairo at P. m. and 4 a. m
Leave ~ Louis At p. N. and q m
LesEe odin at $40 p. n. snd 0:4O a m
Il Te q leinnah a a. m, IL a. IN. and II D. u;
srIn,' a C'un0u' 1929 a. m, SD p. and $40
Leave Cleveland at 800 P. m. go p. m, and 1000
Leave BuG.lo stIo40 p, m. 500 a. m and sOO D.
NJ, GlHTe at New York Z45 p. m, 30 p. m, aud TO-
a. IN.
A division of the question being called for, the
schedule was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Stone, it was
RssOlOsd, That the schedule 60 into effect on
roads North and East Of Cleveland on the 9th Of
April, aud that it go into effect on roads, south,
southeast and southwest of Cleveland ON the
10th of April.
Mr. Fleming moved that the Convention ratify
the following resolutions adopted by the Louisville
Convention;
ResOlUsd, That a committee Of five, to be ap-
pointed by the President Of the Convention, be
authorized to fix the time and place of meeting for
establishing the schedule of running time for the
winter Of l560-6I.
The c5mmiitee consists of the following gentle
men,
W; H. Clement, President, l. NJ. R. Co; G. B.
Mcclellan, Vice President, ILL., c. r, R.; Erastus
Corning, President, N. Y. e. R E.; L. J. Plem-
ing, Gen. Sup. Mobile and Ohio r. RIB d.
Hasel, Chief Engineer, and Supt N. o. Jackson
and Great Northern R. R.
The Convention adjourned sine de-
MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE LOUISVILLE
CONVENTION
After the adjournment of the Convention of the
Joint Committees meeting of the representatives
OF the LOUISVILLE Convention was held, NJ Fleming
in the Chair.
The resolution rejected by the joint convention
was adopted, and also the following:
hss0lUed, That the Chairman and E. W. Wood.
ward be sub committee to confer with the Off
GERS OF the Pennsylvania Central, and Baltimore
and Ohio Roads inregard to the schedule. Adopt.
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1t was understood that in case the subcommittee
should effect an arrangement with these roads they
should notify the other members of the Louisville
committee, that the meeting at Columbus would be
unnecessary.
The Committee then adjourned.
ToTEAoHERs OF CUYAHooA CoUNTY.-Your
Executive Committee beg leave to report that ar
rangements have been completed to hold the
Spring Session Of our Institute at Bedford, COM
menoiDg on Monday, the 18th OF April, and con-
tmuing tiil the Saturday following.
A cordial welcome will be given 70 Us by the cit.
liens Of Bedford
IL is designed by the Committee. through their
lecturers and instructors, to present System Of
teaching" that shall prove itself worthy Of the
occasion. Gatherings Of this'natnre, in any pro-
iession' tend to develop unity Of design and action,