Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-12
{. AND 0. RAILWAY.
GENERAL FICKRAKRANAGER
snr-ere. va. smith nj ths Head Of Ana,rS.
WIZ Hls Powers nBa Standardization
0fiinsu Rttainas.
Inc following was issued yesterday
CHEsAFEAKI AND OHIO RAILWAY Co.
tuF1CE nF THE PEnsruErr
NV OIIK. December 10. 1888.

/ CrKCTIAh.
/ ~. C. ". Smith havinC resigned and ac
/ copied Tie wee pres deucy of Ine At,.u isof
Top ~ uun santa Fe Rsitrusd Gnn7rsr.t
| lne nilice ~ general manager ~ Rbo is,.d
Iht eNecui " duties fnTmgrfy Pssrts iiIfffc 10
| thsi positlOn vii be assumed By Gsn-raI
/ Nhlihms 9. MickhHn sergnd vice ur,ss
! utiis oihct AZ Richmond Va. 10 whom of
! nreik ~ charge OF the operating and traffic
! nephrtneniE viii rsunri and from Uh0un
| they VIII receive orders
Iht mlpwing officers IN charge ~ tho
I opefAilnc and traffic dapartmeufe o. tu.
/ Chesapeake Hud OHIO: = .zui,atnfov-n I,pr-
1 inEton ard fiE SANDY and keufucFv Gem.
! tral railroads grs announced
Il Ky nei general superintendent
X > Fitch frsicn' traffic manager.
n VI ullef genera PASSENGER and ticket
heen~ =. HrFrrSeT0N. f'resident
General WIckham 5 first order af,er
entering upon ms duties was a. follows +.
/ CHEsArEAET AM ONO RArIVAy Co..
OfF1cT ~ SNCOSL VICE FEEsInESr
hiciiNnND. A.. DECEMBER 1C. lss5.
/ GeToT0 l~der NOD
/ lst. IN puuuanre a. authority vested if
/ me hy &. =. huntington. Eso. pre- dent
under dutt ~ Derember luln I hereby
I hssIn cDniru. OF the opera ionf 81 fhe
/ ghesn peHss and ONO railway the Eliza
/ DeiliuwE. Lf1lugtDI RuL b.G -8ufv us.i-
rf-frn. ~ tht keuiuctF tCutFu "a irpad
] 20. Tie following officers ~ charge nj d.
/ partmonH VIZ report direcily 10 ihIs Of
ice
/ v J.. r. hef eenern' superintendent.
j. : = lici freight traffic manage
= tuliel genera. passenger and ticket
aEeut
A. J.. l.um chief engineer.
John Gh-rett. cashier
ber. J.. eisieei geuertl naoF- keeper.
4. a Bronson auC Tor OF revenue
" u. AnVr, aualtuT n' disbursements
80 A. reports ca' &c Toy by orders uou 10
A .a.
directed. WILLIAMS g. NTCKHaN
SscOuc irr-i' dent
Nj Don a. Sweet. who has been the
assistaH; 70 6encralManacer smith.
vii. u O. understood. resign.
Genera Vlckham returned here
from Sew ORR Yesterday afternoon.
he has noi yet made ny hls mind
whether be VIII resign ms position a. a
Hen.ber Of Jhe senate. The duties now
Oevolveo up0n hlm are very iaborlous.
0nc. vhiif he j. ANXIOUS o. retain ms
sonaiOTia seat. II Dr. vcry doubtful. { hs
VII be able tr do 50. He hoias the
position o. chairman of the senate
Finance Con mItiee. and % requires 3
vast amount OF labor and cime which
he NAV not hereafter De able 70 give D..
but OF thst point he D. as YET unue-
cluea.
General Wlckhau has been con-
nected with .he Chesapeake snd ONO
railway auC IT, predecessor. Jhe W.
culs tentra. since >6l. and has filed
he offices OF president, ~ere.vcr. anG
second vice-presideut, and De- more
thoroughly acquainted with IT. history
auC business aiiRlrs than auv mar ily-
ne Whtl he managed the road n
was rul a. successfully. o. safely. ana
a. economically as ever before or mas
cfer been since.
General WIrFham vas bo-r iu tins
CRY September -. 81 Wa elucafed
i0- tne Har, ma-rIec Miss Lurq Penn
Ia7Inf iu ~. was elected o. the house
Of Delegates u ~4 aul o. -hc senate Do
l~5.. ir lstl he was e.eclel bv the
peo!it o Heurico 81 the >taie louven-
u0I as mOI MAI entered ,he s-mv
a. the outbreak OF The wur ii, captain
of cavalrv. va tWice wounded. aug
ruse o. the -ank O. brlcadIer- genera. of
rlvairv ~ the Confederate States a-mv.
N lIie u -ht AMY be wa> ele. ,ca Co
,he Confederate Congress. AteI tbs
wa bee united VIII tht Republican par-
~ lie opuOrce the pol-ica. macnna-
Mons o. Genera. Mah0ne. and iu -.
vas elected 20 ,he senate bog the Demo
crais and " St-alchioU Republicans.
arc II TIE senate na, acted vl-h rne
democrats. th0uet he never cos- iuto
.he1 caucus
TEUAA> y. ALFLIENI ESQ
Dauu af tni. 'cl.-abt O-.t.. MAJ. 4--o
vrufs-fv, 1rar>.
NJ Thomas Morrison Altrlcnc. one
OF mt oldest. - be was one OF yue
vortniest aud best-ku0vu citizens 0l
Richmond. Oiel q; oeioceE ve,ler-
DAY afternoon o. b., residence. no. b|a
uor.h Tenth stree Li- las; appeal
Buce on ouf streets va. n November
when he came ora 20 vo.e io, Ii-z LEE
fOr Governor. he wa -hen il iaIi-
mc h.al,t Enc yerr i-eoie. nu:
such Was ms interest iu tnt
ccutcs, ,hat he rAbe- the Exposure
an eal1 performed h> duty q.
citizen. HIS health uu-- -ne past veaf
or iwo had been int Ru- uesJn wa
rauseC ra-neT by the wearing 0ut of
lIic machinery than az a.-luc. c.--
ease. AZ. AllueuC was Ia. aul straight.
distinguished and MISUNDERSTANDING
auc vas verr fond O.. walking. q hlr
raubies be- Vcit .. over the cl-r. and
vas generally known 90 0u' people.
arc n.s appearance Wa ever
,he subject OF alm-inc remarh.
le was a. upright IL character q Il
sla,ure. ano II lie COURSE of O. long and
hc.ye business .lit rrc- sustained q
uauc abcr. reproaca auC ms in,e..-
eeuce aul vare. information were elua.-
g recoEu
Nr. AIirieud Va. BON u P-n-e
George COUNT. ucar Petersburg No
vembtr lN. lsIl anl was SOB OF
Colin Ali-IenG. sue,eas.u. shipping
mcrchau; " Petersburg. who died IN .
! s-3. The deceased W. one OF seven .
children who attained maturity, o.
whom none now remain save Colin Al .
friend. % Louisville. nv. who vii be
here a. his brother funeral. Messrs. .
IGwar6 NJ. Frank Z. and Thomas l.
AlfrieuG 81 of whom are wCL known
here. are SONS Of .he deceased gentle
man.
Hls connection with the Insurance I.
business began II ls@@ VIII ne Wy
cinis -e au6 Marine Insurance Com
uarv. OF winch he was con,ecuuvely /
rieIk, secrcJarr. and president resign
NC The latter position II 1897.
Al ;he time Of MS death he and his
son EcWaTd were doing = genera. ID
surance business here. lutil lately he
was ths only marine insurance I'd ulster
II Int South. and he had hei6 lhe high
est Offices II me Underwriters Asso-
cation.
IL GHie-Je.lts politics he wasa y hig.
and took mach interest N Wing poll
tics. lie headed The Young Wings Of
= f,.trnu-G an so when rber Sent A