The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-04
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO.
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a,ion-What This Means

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ation-what This Means
The New York Commercial HuNefin
sava. The most important piece of raii
road news for some time was developer
yesterday. and consists OF the fact thai
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad has
decided 10 become a regular mcmne' VI
,he Trunk Line Association. ms, OF
.conrse. means that il j. 80 charge the
rates for doing its through business (prin-
cioallv in prainl WHICH are agreed upon
and ordered 10y the eNe'u''''
committee of the Trunk Lines Associa'
ton. and that il is to stand IN inc
same postion with respect TO TIE au-
tboritv Of the chairmen as DO the other
associated lines The importance OF IDS
move will be appreciated when II Is re
called that The Chesapeake ana ONO
was designed to be a road which, owing
to ifs low average grade and curvature
could carry freight ~ the seaboard al
much cheaper rate than the trunk lines.
Under its new management and reoIEa-
nization. il is claimed, the road mas
demonstrated its ability to do 80; hut by
the present action OF It's management an
fear of disastrous competition Win the
more northern trunk lines is removed.
The new arrangement, as It Is now
compleied. Is the direct result OF the
deal hv Which the Cincinnati. lndianap-
.ofs :, Louis and Chicago, and the
cleveland. Columbus. cincinnati ana
Indiananolis railroads are virtually as
.,,.,I - consolidation. The Vanderbilt
narty has carried this deal TO it, presenl
state. bordering upon completion, ana
has so secured powerful hold upon
Chesapeake and Ohio, presumably with
the purpose Of adding the ne"
Chesaneake and Ohio Big fouf
through line TO the Trunk Lines
Association. and so obtaining
greater security for its Lake shore
Michigan Central, Canada Southern,
Nickel Plate and New York Central rail-
roads The developments in this con
nection fully corrobOrate the statement
made i'm this column some time ago, that
the Chesapeake and Ohio would doubt
less be operated under The same reguia-
tions as ihe other trunk lines. Ih,re IS
no reason to anticipate that the alliance
of the Chesapeake and Ohio with the
trunk lines will necessiate any change
Of relations with iis Southern nelghbors'
Hotel Arrivals.
The following were the arrivals yes
terdav al the different hotels
AMERICAN HOTEL-J. VI. Jeueries.
Cumberland county, Va; George !.
Collyer. Richmond. Va. &. ID. Phelps,
Wilmington. s. C., Mrs J. j. Wright,
Philadelphia. Pa. Thomas Newman
lady. and four children. Virginia, r..
Guise. Richmond. Va T. j. Turner
Buckingham county Va; Miss VI. Munk,
William T. Anderson, and Julian hted'
New York. \ Shepherd, fiuvanna' 81
VI. ". Joyner, Windsor, Va j. W. Adj
dciton. North Carolina; James x. Allen,
Washington. d. G.: r. II Gillock, Viz
ginia: j =. lIoficker, Wilmington, Dell
W. \. Bell Georgia. Geo. VIM Palmer
and lady. Cumberland county, Va
:. II. Oyerion. buckingham county, Va
f. 4. Branch. Virginia. B. q. James,
Goochland county, Va, Thomas II. VIII
cox. Norfolk. Va: J =. Gillian, Ches-
terrified. Va. =. NJ Nase, Epps Falls
Va: Charles Green, Tarboro, y. C.. j.
n Bradsford. Richmond. Va; DR. J. :.
Murphy and lady, Lyman Murphy, Bur
linrton. y. c. ". II. Thompson, Rich
mond. Va. II. 4. Miller city, 7. \.
Waugh and son, Prince Edward c. X
DeardarlI and lady, Gallipolis ..
MrRpnY w. & Pollock, Danville.
Va. r. II. Watkins; Petersburg, Va
". o. Davidson, West Point, Va j. l..
Musseiman. fredericksburg. Va. John
IS. Ham. Virginia. Commander Felix
McCurdy United States Navy x. {
Marshall. Portsmouth, Va j. 5. Payne
Fuyanna. Va H. &. selden, Goochland.
Va: Charles ID. thunderstorm and j.
Alexander Brawner, Baltimore, Md, {.
II. Hancock, Chicago. Ill; David Ciegg
New York
FxcHAxoE.-B. NJ. Rose and wife,
Miss Rose. Acron, Fla; IL. c. Douglass,
Newark. y. J.; ". A. Thompson, Balii-
more. Md. NJ. 4. Phillips. Miss Matte
Earle. W. A. Harold, New York =.
Sprailey, Surry county, Va; ". \. Luke
lIarper'- Ferry. W. va; II. D. Richard
son. London, Eng Charles Gratian,
stanton, Va. Catleit Gibson, Culpeper
A. d. Lcdone, New York
John Kaiz. Jr, Lynchburg, Va
". II. Powers, + =. Stricken and wife,
Cincinnati. o.. Ii. J.. Evans. Fort Wayne
Ind: r. G.. Primal, United States Navy
W. A. Aiken. New York Charles NJ
Steadman, Miss Vaughn, Wilmington,
y. c.: Mrs. II. A. Sepram, Eugene j.
Miller and wife, Master Eugene j. Miller
Miss Hilfo c. Miller. Southern Pines,
\. G..
FoRps-C VI. Ryan, city; j. W. Scho-
lev. London, Eng Nm. kasdale Re-
leigh. n. C.: Miss Emily Easdale, San
Francisco " w. Chace, New York
city: h. l.. Dodge, Lowell, Mass A. 5
Segar and wife and two children, Hamp-
ton, Va; Mr. and Mrs. j. ID. Hunt Bos-
ton: Mrs. Young. Miss Young, Philadei-
phia. Pa. J. G. Baum, George Pelcher,
vs.. l. Harris. r. VI c.: &. IT, Bennett.
Camden, y j.; f. Il Faulkner, Baltimore.
l. b. Wheddon and wife, Boston, Mass
j. J.. Powell. Nottoway, Va. j. W Mar
iener and wife, Rochester, y. Y; James
VI. Wilson, Baltimore, Nd S. C.. john
son and wife. Anderson. " Va; George
". ketchnne. New York city; T. \. Har-
his, SpOusylvania Courthouse Va; VI. b.
Coles. Eastonyille, Va; VI. Evans, Pow
hatan. Va: ;. Zorey and wife and X. II.
Higgins. Jr, Louisville, d. " kinley,
Toledo. D.
Denying "A Base. Ball Report.
The manager Of the University Of Nir-
rinia Baseball club. Nj. j. r. y. Hob
sln. writes TO the TIMES denying the re-
port that the Washington and Lee club
was defeated in "A recent game with the