, 1879-03-04

commissions or other form u ruwarl .or having
sa Or fns solatag Ickg!s oyts any We.crn OF
That wc recommend Ia tho managers ns q ncnaltY
ict f.; Violation @ q this asrcen,cnt thai thoy hl1a
G"npay to n,stx nat,ay oa, nr ca,nv sre,, vina
,lon. Agreed to unanimously. 49,
IN Gasp Of violation Or supposed violation Of any
Of s,s Provisions OF this a4rson,on action rhs[i
be tnken by any linz Interested hcrcn until tho
complaint has boon laid bcforc The managers ur
their EsccMtlve Committee. anA instruction fecciv.
chir4sS. ;oek 1siand 4 ' Tsciae ias otJ eetu. @ " A
rhat "ur respective managers ba requested 10
cunnectIbRs, asking them II prohibit tho renrc.
ts,.tatycs u ,ho!r pa*senEcr dopartmcnts from
fur having no1l tic.scts nf our issue oyar tiofr
roads, Ard ss* them q ear[y out this request in
you'd fath Unanimously adopted
The following arc exceptions from the aboyo
rules:
Military officers and wives travelling at thets own
IT, Md, sa Y on ,ed a s1
Chicago lle'tef md Al Society, oflcrs To 'ocsl
points r. accented At IlaIt ra,ss. -, Tnanu,oas: .
word CLARITY pr!n.ad Of Stamped On tacir face. C..
Tlroaeh theatrical tate. to he a. fol,uw.: To
Council tluEs. ST.. 90; IL Kaneas City, al3b0: to
on oac ti;tss. Unanuoas.
1nro nsF on'y to be ao"ea each
Tint ths tssuo Of thousnnd mile tlckots 10 bearer
% Or stansfsraeie Z r. @ oe proh'hisod. Chicago, lsock
'll,c following resolution wns also passeii:
That We recommend to our General Managers
tas in'ut1lste torat'om of 81 pool on Kan'as;
aHn[on M oaica in chcaso il indorsed by Them. in
cl!cngo burlington i Quincy ntld Chlcago T.
Alton oojcct'ng.
EAsT-nDUND l'l:Elu1Tr TRAFFIC.
The cast-bounl freight movement during the
past week has been considerably larger than fnr
so1nc tttno past. The Vanderbilt roads, which
lad been virtually out of the market for the last
two Or three months on account OF the SNOW
blockadcs ind tho difficulty Of having their
! empty cars returned, arc gradually re-
| covering and are again taking new
business. This is specially tic caso
With tllu Michigan Central, which has gained
wonderfully in tho amount Of freight carried
during Tug week, md thc figures show Il to be
total amount Of freight carried last week by the
various roads was Us follows: Michigan Crn-
tral, 81, l,4Js, ,g0 pounds; Lake Shore Il Michigan
Southern, g,4lo,4T0; pittsburQ, Fort Wayne s.
g.. Louis, 8.7U3, ,7J0; Baltimore Il Oh!o. 5,495.-
!H5. The tutal percentages werc as fo>lows:
Michigan Central, N.1; LaKe Shore s. Michigan
sou,hs59, 2s: PittsbqrG, Fort Wayne s CT
1
I'll; Baltimore & Ohio, 5.5.
Thu nmount Of gra!n forwarded was rs fol-
lows: Michigan Central i, OaB, ,ee00 pounds; Lako
Shore 4 Michigan Southern, 0,720,0o0; Pitts
burg, Fort Wnyne g. Chicago, 4,808, 800; Pitts
burg, Cincinnati & 81. Louis, 1,3f5,4O0; Dalt!-
more Gs Ohio, 5l7,300
Tlse amount Of aour carried was u.s. follows;
Michigan Central, ", 1853, 7Qi pounds; Lake
5urs' fsrt Wnyao { chisaro. s,s,S is,,S55: Ftts
burg, Cincinnati tE st. Luuls, 8l8,D80; Baltt-
more i Ohio, a,S4l, CPS.
CHICAGO, ROCKFORD .N NORTHERN
RAILROAD.
.. r. Glover, Receiver Of tho Chicago, Rock
| ford &; Northern Railroad, a llttto road from
| Rochclle to Rockford, filed petition yesterday
| In the United States Circuit Court to compel
tho Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad aud
| the Chicago s. Iowa Railroad to uceuunt with
him. lie states sl,at ursor to hls appointment In
August last as such lieeeiyer there was NJ
| agrcemcn. existing between tho three aboye-
named roads by which thu Chicago, Rockford g.
Northern Road was to 10 operated Us cOrt!nu-
GUS line from R9sktqrd to Chicago by
Seaso e1eafs PP9s'gs'Ho PoTsgs oaa: 9qesy s ass1 c9
road was to furnish rolling stock,
supplies, etc, between Rockford und Rochelle.
md was to rcceivc Il ncr cent of thu gross car1-
lngs, paving bark to the Northern Rontl thu re-
matrtng rs pGr cent, A,itl WAs also to pay 70 DER
ccnt of thr Chicago {; Iowa Roads pro rata pro-
portion Of earnings and business over tho North
erM Road. The Chicago. Burlington s. Quincy
Road was also to pay 20 1cr eent OIL its pro rita
share to the Northern Road, md settlements
were to be niaau monthly. Whom Mr.. Gluyer
touk possession he notified tho TWO oller reads,
uml requested them to account for tito 'pro.!ts
| nud pay over Its share. This they 1lnvu nur-
lected to do ever since, atll he now asks the
Judge to assist him iu muktng settlement.
| A-
a VICTORY FOR THE PEOPLE.
| sneetdE Dspaleh to Ihs Tribune.
srn1NurlrLu. ILL.,; March 3-1n tho opinion
Of tho Supreme Court, IN the case Of Rugglcs ys.
the People, just filed Mt Ottawa, The Court hare
fully sustained tic ''1aw Of 1871, absolutely t1-