The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-02
RAIL AND CRoSsrIE
Purchasing Agent Haskell Of the Central
Left TOR Now York Yesterday

Purchasing. Agent Haskell Of the Central
left for New York yesterday.
Passenger Agent Shaw of the Central has
completed the programme for the ticket
agents on Feb. II.
Private Secretary W. ". Sylvester to
Supt. Fleming of the Savannah, Florida
and Western railway left for New York
yesterday.
The appoin tment of trainmaster for the
main stem, " hicl will be made in a short
time, will, it is believed, be made from
some OF the o Ulcers OF the Central in Sa-
vannah.
General Pa ssenger Agent w. J. Craig,
of the South Carolina division of the Cen
trail. accompanied by Mrs Craig, passed
through the city Yesterday from Florida,
on his way to Augusta.
John H. Word. travelling passenger agent
of the Texas and Pacific, r. II. Hill, trav-
cling passengelr agent of the ''Suhset r u,e,"
Southern Pac fic railroad, and J. II. Lati-
mer of the n lShviile. Chattanooga and st.
Louis railroad, were in the city yesterday.
The MORNING NEWS has received from
NJ. II. Connaliy, Florida traffic agent of
the Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Louis
railway, unique hinge map # the com
pany's lines. The company has spared
neither pains nor expense to accomplish
what it SCI out to attain, and success has
created great praise and enthusiasm, esps-
cially among those whose labOrs are con-
finel to the work of local age lcieS along the
numerous important rail lines in the y uited
Stat $, so colSpicuously drawn on the map.
1t is one of the best maps the MORNING
News has ever received
The changes among the officers on the
CentraPs divisions, which the MORNING
News spoke of a day or two ago, have taken
place. Supt. H aylow of the Savannah and
Western railroad has resigned, and Supt.
d. d. Curren of the South Carolina divi-
sion has been appointed to succeed him.
Slpt. Curran is succeeded by Trainmastsr
j. H. Averil of the main stem of the Csn-
trail. Mr.. Averill succeeded Trainmaster Nor
man short time ago. The position of
trainmaster is vacant. but an appointment
will be made soon. SUIT. Haylow
of the Savannah and Western divi-
sion succeeded Supt. McClintock,
VINO resign soon after the change in gem
| eral managers. Mr.. Haylow is said to be
the youngest officer on tue Central system,
| and the youngest superintendent in the
country.
The Railway Car Service Association of
South Carolina, recently organized in
| Charleston, will go into effect on March L,
| The system has been in force in Georgia,
| Virginia and Illinois for several years, with
| advantageous results in every instance
The amount charged is not sufficient to
recompense the companies for the use of
their cars for warehouse purposes, aud is
not collected for the purpose of revenue,
| but for the prevention of abuses which at
| feet both the public and the transportation
| lines. The system will go into effect stimuli
| taneously in North and South Carolina. In
South Carolina the following railroads have
entered the association: Richmond and Dan
vile system, Atlantic Coast Line, South
Carolina railway. Central of Georgia sys-
tenn, Charleston and Savannah railway,
| Cape Fear and YadKin Valley railroad,
Seaboard Air Line system ,Blackville, Aston
aud Newberry railroad, Charleston, Sum
ter and Northern railroad, Carolina,
Cumberland Gap and Chicago railroad.
| The officers Of the system are Manager J.
B. New and an executive board, consisting
Of Messrs. C. M. Ward of the South Caro-
lima railway, chairman; Kenly of the At
| lantic Coast Line, Gadsden of tue Charleston
and Savannah railway, Gabbett of the
| Central railroad Green of the Richmond
| and Danville system, Brownson of the
| Charleston, Sumter and Northern railroad
and Wagner of the Blackville, Aston ano
| Newberry railroad.