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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
HAD LAST HEARING.
Opinions Rendered Yesterday in the SUI
preme Court OF Appeals.


Yesterday was the first opinions day'this
year in the. Supreme Court OF AppeYs.
There was q large attendance OF members
of the bar, and all the members OF the
court were present except Judge hicnaru-
son. Decisions were rendered Ia the ioi-
lowing order c..
FRY against Leslie. From the Circuit Court
OF Loudoun. Amended and anrmed, Juase
Lewis delivering tho opinion. This was Q csso
yyhere a verdict Of S2.Ca0 damages had been
given In an action for betrayal Az tne nes,ins
OF the case certain evidence wes mol aoHI.seu, a.
the Judge deemed II UNNECESSARY. ine ue
fendant set up me plea ot infancy: ':us,.,nsd in
all points pied 70. and IL was elso oruo.s.
that the appellee should receive 1nteres. on 49,, s
amount Of the judgment from the da'e o, - .n1
verdict, really giving her more 'nah 'n' "'''
court did.
SHOULD NOT RnFuND.
County OF Prince George against Atlantic, MS,
sissippi, and Ohio Railroad Company. froi"
the Cir,uit Court OF Petertburg. keverseu,
Judge Lacy delivering the opinion iax.s ,pad ps
bx the Atlantic, Mississippi, and ONO hai,osn
Company for 1850. amounting TO $3.50. ana WHICH
tho County Court ordered TO be partially ie-
funded. was the ground OF this case. Ine unau
nous opinion OF tho supreme Court ws9 ", IN -
some OF the taxes should hayo been paid pack o
the company.
BAD TOBACCO.
Heron & Holland against Dibreli BroInsis'
From tho Corporation Court OF Dan'i.,o. .,.
Ar1rned. Judge FauutlerOy delivering tno
opinion. In this case Dibrell Brothers pur-
chased twenty.one hogshesds Oh TOBACCO lIoni
Heron & Holland. The four sample peekssss,'
by which tho sale was effected. were Gil rlsss
The other seventeen turned out 10 pe mou,ey
and funky The Dsnville court allowed no
damages claimed and Was unanimously suS-
tanned.
NOT AN ADVANCE.
BiedIer against Biedler. From the CIRCUIT
Court OF Page county. Affirmed, Jnoge LII
ton delivering the opinion. Judge Lacy concui
rDg In the result -, 4, . ,,,rd
The older Biedier made Will, In tne .n,Ia I,
cause Of which he left piece OF inno W nis
son, In the fourth clause be askel tnat NJ
his property not specially or otherwise US
posed should be divided as II thougn no n na.
left no will. The question involved was wheIncl
the land left the son was an advance. Juuso
Lacy thoughc IL was. but concurred In the resu'.
ss decided in tho lower court that IL snouiu nos
bc deducted from his share derived unoer 'ne
fourth clause Of the Will
OTHER CASES.
Syeeser against s~eeker's administrator.
From the Circuit Court OF Highland county. AZ
frmed, Judge Fauntleroy delivering tno
shacklett agairs. Western Lunatic Asylum
From the Hastings Court OF Staunton. Dism!ss-
ed a. improvldently awarded, Judge faun'io-
roy delivering the opinion 1890
Boiling against Boiling Argued py esofBe
MaIon, ESQ. for appellant
Roche against Jones. submitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
The Magnificent Washington and South
western yestibule Limited 4" on the Rich
mond and Denyilie.
Il TulrN


The LATEST VEsTIBULE TRAIN.
The new train which was inaugurated on
January 4th between Washington. ID. C.,
and Atlanta. Ga, uio the Richmond and
Danyille railroad. is known to be the most
superb train in all Of its appointments IN
this or any other country,
1t was tho original intention to start this
train last October, but as the management
of the Danville road were determined to
exceed in grandeur anything known here
tofore in train service, they were not will
ing to accept the equipment offered them
by the Pullman Company, although the
equipment which was offered at that time
would have been considered palatial ten
wears ago, but the rapid strides made by
the railroad people in devising means for
the comfort and luxury of their patti ons
are all incorporated in the new train, which
il known as the Washington and South
western Vestibule Limited"
Every one who has seen it pronounces 1t
a signal triumph in car architecture,
coupled with luxurious ease, made more
inviting by the cuisine of the dining-car
and the solace of the library and smoking
car. :,
1t leaves Washington at lilo A. M. daily
and passes Danyille, Va, at 7:25P. NJ. Per,
sons leaving here for Atlanta, Ca, and
other southern points and wishing 10 take
this train should leave Richmond at L. al.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
The NEW HOTEL SCHEME.
A Prospectus Prepared and the Outlook
Quite Encouraging.

The idea of building hotel on the
valentine-House site is gaining ground
daily. The projectors are endeavorlng to
avoid the fate that has oyertaken all SINH
that of being talked to death. 49,.
prospectus has been prepared and will
soon be put in the hands of Richmond
businessmen. 1t provides for the issue OF
$4,000 in bonds Of the denomination OF
81 900, $500, and 800.
A rough sketch of the plans has been
prepared. and while not so pretentious as
some drawn IN late years, possess the
great merit of being practicable.
In closing the prospectus states that the
hotel will be 6rst-class in every respect
aud of such kind as will fully meet the
demands made by northern and eastern
tourists on their way to and from Florida.
The prospect for the new hotel is highly
encouraging and some of our best people
are taking an interest in the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
TWO FIREMEN HURT.
No 6 Hose-Wagon Upset While Respond
ing TO an Alarm.

A little before O'Clock last night as No.
hose-wagon was respon ding to the alarm
from Box Is it struck pile of sand on
Cary street near Madison School and was
upset. Captain Trexler and Driver wey-
mer were thrown, and tho former was quite
badly cut and bruised about the head and
body. The latter had one of his fingers
broken and was otherwise injured. The
hose-wagon WAS nearly demolished. The
injured men were cared for by friends and
carried home a. soon as possible.
The alarm was turned in because stove
at No. south Second street had become
overheated. There was no damage.
A lamp was overturned last night at 314
Madison street, between Broad and Mar
shall, and set fire to the carpet. The flames
were extinguished by citizens without
turning in an alarm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
THE POLICE COURT YESTERDAY
A Railroad Agent Charged with Embez-
zIement-A CoIored Oliver Twist.

G. w. Peterson was before tho Police Court
Yesterday. charged with unlswfully and felo-
niossly embezzlng 800 In United States cur
rency, the property Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company. Peterson was agent Tor
the road at Stanard's, Goochland county. and
when his books were examined by Mr.. T. z
swain, the travelling auditor. few days ago an
apparent shortage OF 500 was found In his ac-
counts, and a warrant was sworn out on which
he was arrested in this city.
Justice Crutchield decided that he had no 1u-
risdictlon In the matter, but he stated that no
would hold the prisoner 10 await the action OF
the Goochland authorities.
A small negro boy. named Robert Payne. was
CHARGED with breaking and entering the house OF
A. N. Rosenbaum with intent to commit larceny.
Tho boy testified that he was pat In the house
by a tramp with instructions TO steal what ne
could, and that before he could get anything he
was locked in and had 70 stay there all night.
He was committed to jail in default Of So
cuyifv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
A Card.
To he Public and Ny Patrons:

To he Public and Ny Pdtrons'
Iwould respectfully call the attention OF
the public and my patrons who contem-
plate entertaining before the Lenten season
that sm in receipt of the latest designs
and novelties for Ice-Cream, Ices, Char
lotte Russo, &c. With an excellent cook,
good waters. and using only the best
material, am better prepared to attend
to catering in all its branches than ever
before.
With thanks for PAST patronage and sup
mort. and asking q Continuance OF the same,
/ am, very respectfully, +. p: BuaxY,
Proprietor "Pizzini's.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
no Yon Want = Planof

Now is your chance. Never again will
such bargains be offered. Prices marked
down on the great Weber and WneelocK
Pianos and the celebrated Wilcox a White
Organs, Rosewood. Walnut, Mahogany,
Ebony. and Oak cases. The best instru-
ments in the world at prices lower than
were ever offered before. Sale for few days
only to reduce stock. Hume, Minor d
ca Ninth afYeaf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
TO PUT COUNTY TICKET.
The Democrats of Henrico to Make Nomi
nations.

nations.
The Democrats of Henrico will nominate
full ticket for county officers In the ap-
preaching May election.
This is a pretty well settled fact, and the
question now being considered is who are
the most available men to put up for the
respective positions.
Messrs. Conway r. Sands. William Fl.
Beveridge. and S. b. CHM are spoken OF as
the three from whom the selection OF Com
wealth's Attorney will be made. Mr. Will
liam ii. Brauer is regarded as the man who
will stand for County Treasurer, and for
Sheriff Mr.. Simon Solomon, chairman OF
the County Democracy, will be the cand'-
date.
1t is not known whether there will be o
primary or convention, but oil who have
expressed themselves are in favor OF the
former. The Democratic members of the
Farmers Alliance are in favor of putting
up ticket and will support it heartily:
The alliance, as body, has not discussed
the subject at oil and there is no proba-
bility that il will.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09

for procuring more commodious quarters
and consider the expediency of issuing
5000 in bonds TO accomplish this object
was continued until next meeting.
A committee was appointed to inquire
into tho chartering Of train tc carry the
Virginia delegation and the Powhatan Club
to Washington on the 4th of next March.
in the event of an extra session of Congress
beino called
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
Honors to q Richmond Lady.

The Wilmington On. CO Daily Messenger
publishes quite an extended and interesting
in that city Tuesday night by Mr.. and Mrs.
L. s. Latimer in honor of their guest, Mrs.
II. Fl. Whitlock, of this city. There were
a hundred or more persons in the company
invited to meet her, and before the dancing
began there was reception lasting for
half an hour or more.
Mrs. Whitlock wore pink satin petticoat,
point-lace front. brocaded train dia-
monds. Other Richmond ladies present
were Miss Macmurdo. wearing white tulle
and pearls, and Miss Baughman, lavender
silk and white lace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
City Circuit Court

In this court yesterday the Jury in the case Of
G. N. Lsnghorne, by. &c, against the City Rail-
way Com pany, which was an action for $4,000
damages for injuries received by the plaintiff
nine or ten years ago white alighting from
car, returned verdict In favor Of the defendant.
motion 10 set aside the verdict was overruled
and judgment was entered by the Court Plain
tiirs counsel filed tnree bills OF exception on
which 20 appeal
The Jury a,so found for the defendant In the
case Of w. x. Wsugh Il Co. against the Rich
mond and Danville Rsilrosd Company, which
was an action for $500 damages for mule
killed on train between Reidsville. N. c.. and
Ssntuc, & c.
law In this court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
SoIdiers To Bn Ordernd Out.

The Petersburg Grays will probably be
ordered out January 21st to act as o guard
for the escort of John Irving from Peters,
burg to Mecklenburg, where his trial will
come of next day. The Judge of the Meek
leuburg County Court has written the
Governor informing him that such protec-
ton is necessary, and unless something
unforeseen turns up the Adjutant- General.
to whom the matter has been referred, will
take this action. Irving is charged with
completely in the death Of MIR. OVERLY, for
whose murder one man has already been
hvnn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09

A rehearsal Of the comedy school" 70
place at Mrs. j. B. PAGES on Tuesday night.
Mrs.. Pace, as chairman Of the committee
who has undertaken the management of
this play, has thrown open her house tor
their use, and the rehearsals have been
characterized by an amount Of enthusiasm
and correctness that IL gratifying TO those
who hope 10 make it tho society event Of
the winter. The cast has Ill beon ~
lected from persons recognised - emonG
our best people and evsxyt thinG points - ,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09

country and we're not objected to By me otner
isilronds entering the city. -
the Chamber 20 TIE Importance OF adyocsuns
liberal appropriation for street improvements
during tho present year. A..
There being 40 further business before 'no
Chamber the meeting then adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
Iax-Rooks Mt Auction.

I am preparing my catalogue OF law
books for the next Law-Book sale. Par
ties wishing to add to the sale must let me
know at once if they wish their books In
cluded in the published catalogue.
GEORGE w. MAYO, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09

The annual meeting Of the Real Estate Loan
fee OF Messrs Dinneen & Spotsvood. kuch
routine business wa@ disposed OF. and the fol-
lowing officers we're elected: Bsv. T. crump,
president: John II. Dtnncsn, vice-presi-
don't; william Marshali, Jr.. secretary and
treasurer: Bev. T. Crump. John II. Dinneen,
DR.. Joseph A. White. Robert g.. Tnornton, A. =.
Gum, Frederick Pleassnts, and w. l. Waring,
Jr.. dirscfoYs ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
ONE IRlse Nof peMoRALIzEp.

The Pewhatans Making Arrangements to
Go 10 wsshingto7.
Powhatan Club held its monthly meet
ing last night. several new members were
elected
Amendments were offered TO the consti-
tuition to increase the membership OF the
club from 800 70 1000; and 70 allow the
election Of 500 hundred nonresident men,
and resolution for the appointment of :
eommittss q eighteen ~ prepare : plan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
Koch's Lymph

and Thompson's Brouains ana Arsenic Spring
Water are eiicitsng more attention nom physt-
clans and invslids ct present han tho pubic
have any idea Of. Tho cures arc almost miracu-
lou6. POLK MlLLun y %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
A Biirrard In Northern Kansas.
fBv tsleersph 20 the Dispatcn.l

KANSAS CrY. Mo-, January s.-A special
10 the star says; A heavy snow-storui, &c
companiod by 0 strong wind, Is raging
throughout Northern Kansas; Freight
trains have been abandoned. inere nave
The Union Pacific for eight days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
Annusl sase,lpg q sh. unien p.nk.

Annual Meeting Of the Union Bank.
Tho annual meeting Of the stockholderS Of
the Union bank Of Richmond was held yssesr.
day af noon
The following gsnsismsu, Who were tho d.
rsctors for tho past year. we're AL re-elsceed:
N. 4. Clarke. A. 1. Sheppard. y. w. Nsiscns W
w. Ttnlborlake, aud Boswell Aisop.
MF. Davenport Was aiso unanimouSly ~
elected president Of the bank
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
u.rI-Reds tn Re Worked,

There is q strong probability that before
long the extensive marl7b beds on the James
and Pamunkey rivers will be operated on
q large scale. 1t is said that company. of
wealthy capitalists is forming for this
purpose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09

Meade q Bakers Cssboiio Mouth-Wash.
dslghsfuI toilet article. plssssnt 70 ths tasss.
purinss the breath. aud prevents decay u ~
tseth. Prepared only ~
I. Rossnm BAxn, phsrmsciak
sissass hsin stcssG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
Dovdsn,s Dental Fluid,

An elegant mouth-wash,
Pleasant to the taste,
purihes the breath,
Heals and hardens the gums,
Contains no acid Of any kind.
Ask your dentist what he thinks Of II, and
buy Il at the nearest drugstore. Price 50c.
Prepared by the Dowden Drug and Chemi-
cal Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09

s.oxArxxro. CAL, January 8.--The Re
prblicon members OF both branches OF the
Legislature held caucus last night ana
unanimously yrenom,nated Leland btsnioIu
for United States senator. Inc Democlxts
70 stephen II, White.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
Cydonin! What IL 1t 2

II is the most elegant preparation ever
used for chapped hands, face. and lips.
Sold everywhere at IS cents. Prepared by
Polk Miller & Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09

to take FIVE thousand copies of standard
Sheet-Music at two cents per copy, over
plus stock. only for few days at Hume.
Minor IL Co.'s, Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
Property Transfers.

The following deeds of bargain and sale
were recorded yesterday in the Clerks Of
fee Of the Chancery Court:
n. u. Cardwoil, special commissioner. 20 A. l..
AIlett, IS zig feet on north side OF Main street
between sixth and Seventh. $500.
Joseph X. Wheeler 10 Edward j. Warren, 35
feet on north side Cary street between Four
teeuth and Fifteenth, si,50C.
COUNTY COURT OF HENRIco.
Milton Cayce and wife to Lewis Glnter, 46i(
acres on east side Hermitage road adjoining j..
b. Young's estate. $4,000.
K. Dickersop, Jr., and wifo 10 Union Brick
Company, all interest In real and personal pro-
perty OF grautee company, s32260
Northside Land Company, 10 w. II. Dunn,
lot is, square 10, lot I6 square 30, lot 4 square
IA, lot 10, square AZ. Chestnut Hill. $500
Same TO Walter A. Grinnan. lot Q. square IA,
Chestnut Hill, $500.
same 70 John s. Elicit, lot 2, square 8, lot 4,
square Il, lot -, square 20. lot IS, square 81,
Chestnut Hin, $500.
Same to Charles A. Brown, lot II, square q,
Chestnut Hill, 5000.
John Pope TO Lewis Gintsr, % acres on west
side Brook turnpike 3 miles north Of city, 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09

Eyerywhere throughout the Land X.
Bulls 6eush ByTup Z reoomnssds4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09

aold By drugeiais generally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
WHEN THE BOSTON CUT
They CIT to KsM

Thsy don't put prices up 30 q > p
cent. and then advertise lone hall on
!" one quarter oil" Tho BostcnS cute
are genuine cuts-cuts 70 KILL ssts veea
Their present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09

Nr. Frank y. Whlftls. Jr, ssked that the Com
mlttos on Inland Trade b rsquesfed % sscer-
rsiires6 would not permit ths uee ef csrtsln
find a biii of tAdtng which could - vr1tten u
lr1piIcaio by ~ use of carpon paper, - y -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09

A Christian Rndeavor mass-meeting was held
at Centenary church last night under the
auspices OF Richmond local union. The attend
ance was large, and She church had been pretti-
IL decorated with evsrgreens and flowers.
II was expected tina. Mr. J. w. Baer. OF Bos-
ton, general secretary Of the united society,
would address the meeting, but as That gentle
man was delayed on the road and did not reacn
the church till 10 O'Clock, the services were held
in bis absence. Rey. Jaoez Hall, OF Seventh
Street Christian church, and Rev. Dr. W. *. Jud-
kins made appropriate addresses, and there was
some excellent music
meeting OF the local societies will be held
this evening a, O'Clock at 3eventh-Street Chrie-
tian church, and Mr.. Baer will probably mako
an address unless compelled 10 leave the city TO
meet other engagements.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09


iemocratic stoadfastness and enthusiasm
80 tho satisfaction arising from our party his
toiJ and traditions certainly ought not 70 be
discouraged. But II 10 hardly saf0 for US be-
cause We profess the true fsith and can boast Of
..tiHguiShsd political ancestry 70 rely upon
Asee thirgs ss guarantees OF cur present uso-
,slesss ~ party organization or 70 regard
'uof glo7nesuon as surely making the way
.esy 10 The accomplishment Of our political mis-
The Democratic party. by an intelligent study
" present conditions. must be prepared 20
,nsel al. the wants Of the psople as they arise,
aha ~ furnifh remedy Tor every threatening
e'i We may well be proud Of our party nom
.siship but We cenpos escape tho dnty which
seeh memberhip imposes upon as 20 urge con-
Esnty upon our feil0w.citissnis of this day and
.ssefsslon lhe saf1ciency Of the principles OF
uus Democracy for the protection OF thesf rights
sho ihe pronotoa OF their velfsrs and hsppi-
.'ss Ia sl their present diverse conditions ana
suffoandingA
ga A BRoAD-0Auox PARTY.
shere should, VI course, TO no suggestion that
snspt,ure fron the t.me-honorod principles
-. oef perry 10 necessary 70 tho sttAinmsns OF
49,. op.sce. On tho contrary We should con-
ssy oopgfetulsts ourselves that our party
~. pfosd enough 70 meet any smey6ency
Aas ssn sriss In TIE life of : fcce ssiion.
'Aus Shss ~ sss he funoslons q Gsysgn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09

Goyernor-elect Pattison spoke to the
toast "The Commonwealth of Pennsyi-
yania: Her Honor is Safe in the Virtue, In
telligence, and Independence OF Her Peo-
Pile" His speech was received with much
x.Secretary-of.State Bayard responded
10 the toast 1.-The Federal Government,
Ia Perepetuity Depends Upon Constitu-
tional Limitations" He delivered no set
speech, and his short address was mainly
enlogistic of the Cleveland Admipistra-
ton His opening sentence 10 the effect
that he was believer in the gospel OF re-
creation evoked much laughter. but his
neIt remark to the effect that he stood
ever ready to assist Grover Cieyeiand m
the gospel work for the benefit OF the
American people brought forth hearty ap-
ulause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09

ment uscd 70 enrich favored few at tho ex-
pense Of tao many, and see also its Inevitable
result In the pinching privstion Of the poor and
the rrofuse extravaganza OF the rich; and when
we seo In operation an unjust tariff which ban
isDes from many humble homes the comforts Of
ufe I'm order that In tho palaces OF wealth. luxury
may more abound we turn TO our creed ana find
that II ooioins equal aud exact justice 20 ell
mon" Then n We arc well grounded In our
political faith, We will not bc deceived nor Will
we permit others 20 DO deceived by any pieusi-
ble pfetoxt or smooth aopbistry excusiDg the
situation. For our answer 10 thorn oil we will
point 70 the words which condemn such Inequal.
tty aud injustice as we prepare for the encounter
with wrong armed with ihs weapons OF the
DOmOcrscy.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-06-27
GOING NORTH
eDai!y. iDaily except Sunday
SiIntluv nniy

Rates via the buckeye Route are always us
low Us by any other line. Through tickets sold
and baggage checked Ia destination
II contemplating journey in amy direction.
please call on nearest agent Of the company. or
address any of the following rp prcSeniitives oi
the passenger department for folders, rates and
other information
T.. X. DAVIDSON, Northe n Passenger Agent
Detroit
ii WILSON, City Passenger Agent, Toledo
CHAs III ROCKWELL, General Superintendent
Columbus
W ii FISHER, Gncral Pass niger and Ticket
Agent. Room II. Dcshlcr Brock. Columbus.