Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-21

rrrR &DR r. OFFlCEs.-As hereto
',1aa the general offices OF the Roh-
fore s'a and DsnYille railroad will be traps-
nou nd from Washington and Richmond 10
le., ,to nm Saturday. when the employees
.sa washington Office residing here VIII
III .up 70 Atlanta, Sleeping cars, specially
ts.n S;so6 10 transport them to their De"
ciltl leave here Saturday at midnight
no Iiensen has been selected 20 take
M ~ me Alexandria party and their
s o-,,, ~ on the trip,
US 80 transfer OF the general Offices orings
many important changes, especially
h :. ne freight departments. which go INTO
II, " september 15t'
mo freight depsrtm mt OF the systern mas
an orraoged in seven diVialons end the
p Dos.snoer department has been oTgsn'Zeu
uirh three divisions. NJ. q,
traffic manager, dated August Oath !:
General Otders, No --Appoinoing ). M.
c,ioa ssis.aos traffic Manager. Office at At
iSP To Appointing G. a Whitehead gen.
I.a,cht agent OF the Central Railroad of
e. including Georgia Pacific and Port
- and Augusta railroad Office at Sa-
'a To'8 Arranging Traffic Freight DiVis-
E.st Djvisin1. Virginia Midland rail
'os. aid h.Arcnes, Including the Washing
n mo aud Wss;era railroad Second
E1on. Redmond and Dnnvil'e Railroad
ia n,aorhss. Nottn Carolina railroad and
f,one6,. \ ,rthwes.ern Nor Carolina rail-
roo1 The otnar diVisnns are 10 the south
and sou Invest.
+, cbsrge OF the frat division with his offices
,IgnchbGrg. All reports and other COM
n,uoicstion- ia reference 10 freight matters
m fhi. djgi-ian ahorld be addressed to him.
Mr. II. Diske will retain his position as
General freieht agent of the system, with
Headquarters 8 Richmond
T,e ordee says: J II. Drake. general
f,eirbt agent, Richmond will have immedi-
s,s- unefvi4iou of ,he F'st, Second. Third
a1d Fourth 6iv!eions George a. White.
he'd general tceiph eaent, Savannah. Ga,
will nave irnme dia'e SUPERVISION ofthe Fifth,
six h snd Seventh divisions.
Genarsi order No 4 reor2aniZes the pas
ssrpgr department The frs division will
include. among other linss, the Virginia
Midland railway aud branches Alexandria
to D neile, Wsshin on spd Ohio, AleXsn-
dris Q Round Hi Richmond and Danville
rail- s and hranct,es Nnrth Carolina rail-
road and branches Mort hwestern North
Car,!ine railroad. Atlanta ard Charlotte
Ar-Lne railway and branches, Western
Norm Carolina railroad snd branches.
Genera Passenger Agent L. Taylor will
issue a circular in accordance with Mr.
Haas DR9-snger orders. w A.Tu'k, as as
sistsn spueral passenger agent, with head
ouG,te.s Charlotte, n @, will have charge
Of the Rrs division, and II. Hsrd~iok, as
aseietenl general passenger agent. head
quarters ~ Savannah, will have charge OF
the second divaion.
These changes will effect over one hum
dred employees 6f the Richmond and Dan
willie railroad, and more sre to follow, go they
say
PERSONAL AT q fual meeting of the
Patt Dentschsr societies beld at their
grouuds at Union Hill, Hohoken, N j.,
WedresGsy night, Captains Gsorge ard
Johns Young and Mr. John s. Beach, from
Virginia. werc present by special invitation:
They uere introduced to the officers and
menGers of the ciuos, and toast drunk to
Vifpinis vas responded 30 ny Nj. Bach In
a brief speech, after which three cheers
were 4ive:, for ,he mother of Washington.
Jeharaon, Madeon, Monroe, Jackson ard
Lee
Ex-Governor Frederick w NJ Holiday
sailed Saturday from New York for Europe.
In this tour he will visit Spain, PorinRs',
Tunis, Aleiers, LAZY and all countries bor-
tieriag or the northern coast OF Africa.
Mr5 Jhu AID son. nee Miss Rebecce
Ball, + Ricemead sp6pt yesterday with
friends il nis cits
Dfa. : bier, Warner snd Talbot have
beer ai4c Cd delegates by the Fairfax coun
ty Medical Society to the State Medical
Socle.v, which is to be held in Lynchburg
next October.
q re-olutiou WAS PASSED at the last session
OF the American Medical Association ap-
pointing committee comnoeed of one mem
Der from each State 10 investigate the ren-
tons of tho contract surgeons of the dfler-
ent railroad svete,ns 80 the general profess
sion, srd Dr. Bedford Brown. OF this city,
WAS collected 81 the memher from Virginia
MessIs G. w. Deeveys, Doc. Burnett, 4.
Rolsud, W. J. Brodb-c and T Crump left
here 10 dsy for 8 teu days fishing trip on
the lower river.
POLICE REPo8T.-Lsst night was cloudy
and mid with one prisoner and one lodger
at the etstion house.
Thu Mavnr this morning disposed of the