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Telegram-herald., 1891-03-24
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Telegram-herald., 1891-03-24

LcrtsvuLE. Ky. March 2t-williarn
Thurman. ff-year-old bsrlyerper
shot and killed Michael oIfonuell. 4
locomotive engineer ia the employ 81
the louisville 4 Nashville Railroad
Co. IN his employers saloon Al
Twelfth and Delaware streets satar
day evening The tragedy was The out
cosn~ ~ dispute ~ - he smoent 81 4
bsr bin sAld 80 - owsd ~ q nonneli
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-24
rio, a, an I,aI,.n ,te.,,,,

Troy. \. Y. March 23-While I.o
Italians where holding a meeting Sun.
day night 10 protest against the mob's
action at New Orleans the building was
bombsrded with cobble stones bv a
mob outside. Pistol shots were fred.
but no one was injured. The reserve
police force dispersed the large crowd
which had gathered
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-24

NV YosE. March es jockey Deck
er, who has been one ~ the for.nos,
handlers Of rsee horses this winter ~
the outtenb berg track. wss instantly
killed sunday While getting Of train
on The New nsven a Hartford railroad
81 Nssfchesfer
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-24

wksnIreTes. March - --Es-senst<v
Blair hss accepted the Chinese rsis<sors.
ard has arranged ~ sal from San
Frsncssoe ~ IA. Fle>e-y kinvdor %
the ist - Me- Pc hss already pc
eeivsd he Instructions from TIE secre-
sary Of s.stA
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-24

OoUAwKA. III. March 2s.--ln the cir.
cult court William and Bsrnum Brown
were convicted Of the murder Of their
brother-in-lsw. q. W Holly. last De-
cernber. They pleaded sefdsfense.
but were sentenced 20 thirty Years inn
prisonrnenf In fh(peEifeufiarY
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-24
I,.l, In,.r....<s IN ~. r.s,.

Row.. March 23-The government
the United States through Mr.. Porter,
the American minister here. 20 take
part IN the worlds far - h> held in
chicago. but italians generally are
taking q deep interest In he rnatfer
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-24

Iospor. March 20 --Dispssehes from
ther. hss been severe fighting near Val
parHlso recently. and thst 2eo 81 the in
svrreuts we're taken prisoners. tied 70
rrfher and sbet 18th cannon and sras.
ketry bs tire government troops
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-24

wssssss. I'll Hsfrh - fhiip
wiil'ssu F~seo~k by IL years ~ aee.
wss sentenced ~ fsuyfsen years IA re
hzas rsssaeb The sasftief ~as osssa
ssitsss n~ss fhe ~iiises - ashksra. In.
ansi< svaslr. is Ma. lssA
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-24

H.xrrnNn. CRY, Ind. Ms-cA 7s--
SATURDAY. afternoon the Msdaor We n
IRE Montpelier osl s~l9 Dovfh ~ thi.
ritz. ~ss srilles and = grspd for $50
barrels = aav II Is fhe best vel so
fAs "a the SEED.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-24
HARVEST OF DEATH
An Ex-Governor, General nd Ae-
tor Called Beyond.
SkEICHEsOf THEIR PUBLIC SERVICES
Lawrence narret Carried TO His Tomb ny
Lowing Friend career OF the Srsst.1
Johnstss ssiled ~ ths naaa
cf 3 ate

WAsH;SsToS, March 23. Gen. Jose ph
T. Johnston died shortly after IL o'clock
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-24

CgxcfNxsrI. March e John A
Markay The comedian ~ the nur
Opera Company ard one ~ the test-
anewn bariesas~ artists Ia ths o.santrv.
did Al The Rafp.t he.ass IN thss ats 81
eeiesA ~anaay naehs ~ poremeaia
Ne vas taasn siss isst ~eek aee snA
asasis his iakt srlss.fAace az The flks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13
iNNIsJoS AND ATLANTA.

~ -e bchmonders will leave here this
h, G,.ilDoh moon at 2 O'Clock. and viii stop over
49,. r.pt,f and a short VISIT ~ Anniston,
I,ia.',. Lity, milos from here in Alabama.
.s, 49,. .'', @ill be reached tomorrow morn
dsy 1Da here, too. the party viii spend a
sr, =, as Tar as can be 1scerta'ned AZ pres
d. 'he ualn will reach Richmond satur-
49, evening about 3 O'Clock, possibly
;, ~ = how that New Orleans Is q memo
& y, e, tne past, the Richmondefs cease %
IA ~. Alned, and nothing but the dear
'"t'HiA city will entirely satisfy them.
n. AND AFEHY 0ooD cAPTkn. TOO.
HoSss Sss'1ib ~ samuel DickensoB, an old Rich
Ppi,as College student. has charge OF the
osr,,..au service on the special train which
We AiehmondeTs home. ue has
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13
po-,opa,s and Briefs.

Or. John r. Purdu, Of smithaeld' Is In The
city.
Captain ". q. Harvey, Jr., VINO mas Deen very
sick, Is improving slowly.
Dove Lodge, No. 81, Masons, held an interest
ing communication last night.
Mr. Junius P. Watkins, OF Baltimore, formerly
OF Ricnmoud, is hero on a visit
Tho oIay-Ward Actives had a good business
meeting last night st kelnhardts Hail.
My samuel +, Giilland and bride, Of South
poaton have returned from a northern tour,
and are stopping wish his mother In Manchester
The Hebrew charity ball, which was post
noned on account OF the death Of Rev. A. Har-
rs will take place ct Belyidere hai Mafch
5th.
The funeral Of Mr.. p ]. Ryan's bright little
son Johnpie who died yesterday morning, VIII
take place from 81 Peter's Cathedral this alter
noon ct $50 O'CLOCK
Ma NJ. j. Phillips and her son, Mr.. Charles
A. Phillips, OF Kansas City, Mo-, wno recently
returned from trip 70 Europe. are wishing relA-
tlYes IN Richmond.
Thieves broke into W. IT, Briggs Brothers,
com missfon stOre, Cary stress between Twelfth
and Thtrtesnth. "Wednesday night and stole elO
from tho cash-draTer,
A heretofore disconsolate oosl-dealer yester-
dsy very cheerfuily said that since the iat9
damp and chilly weather had SET IN 'ns soai
business he'd very much improved.
The Lee District improvement Committee did
not meet ct the Chamber oi commerce yester-
dav nfternoOn, as was Anticipated, probably on
accoanI Of the sinclemency Of the weather.
Measrs. II. Thalhimer and =. I. Walker, Of
this esity are directors In the Inter Mont Mining
Manufacturing snd Developments Company re-
Gently organized as Lynchburg and which owns
considerable land In Giles county.
20
convention. which has been in session In Balti-
more since Tuesday. ratnrned bone last nlgAf.
Their entertainment IN the Maryland menopo-
lis was all that could have been desired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13
Odd-FelIows' Visitation.

Grand Patriarch George B. DAVIS on
Wednesday night paid an OFFICIAL
visit TO Concordia Encampment, No.;
30, /. 0. o. F.. which is composed
of some Of our best German citizens. They were
present In large numbers: The petriarchal ae-
from the Grand Patriarch and Messrs. l. A.
Tucker, Thomas n. Kendler, Clin l.. Hewitt, oi
Nelson Encampment, No. 2, and +. W: hiltz, OF
Coucordia, the encsmpmenE repaired to Ilm-
mermaunis Hotel, where 1ne benquet was s, III III
yTaifipg. During the evening Messrs. Charles
Jurgens and Nine Host Zimmsrmann rendered
several German songs A salamander was given
the Grand Patriach. Charles kloss sang tne
"Fjsherman and his Child" and Charles Jur-
qens sang " Rocked IN tho Cradle Of the Deep"
Tho encsmpmcnt then sang "Watch on me
Rhine,n concluding with "FareWelL" Ihe Whole
affair was greatly enjoyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13

Your doctor will tell ycu that bad vates
causes much sickness, especlsly syp1,osas, J, ,o'ss
- the water supply In selecting . home.
River view is the location for health Mn - ~ =
Is the highest land around kichnona. rscs =
aisv soil and has unsurpassed nsturM
drainage. The company ie now building
houses with bathrooms sad sewer sonneSs
tions like city to prevent contaln,ima.od ,asssod
and a. healthy with pure water and perfect
city's growth, adjoins the largest c,ey ~
Der that River View Is not dependens upon
Richmond for either water OF dralnage, aau VII
will resist coming into the corporation untn
the city Is prepared to give her some COM
pensation In the way OF street improve
ments for the additional tax COLLECTED;
II. B. Chafiin 4 Co. are the agents, ana
will sell you q lot on monthly payments g
build You house that you can occupy eno
pay for with your rsnt: River View y tns
only addition to Richmond With street
cars running.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13
nIr,. ,lnrraret Custer calhoun.

The entertainment given last nlght az
the Yonne Mems Christian Association
Hall bV Mia Calhoun was a great success.
Those VINO hsd the pleasure Of hearing her can
truly testify 10 her great dramatic genius. with
Its rapid transition from tho hlghly-wtoGghs
tragic ard severely serious 10 the extremely
humorous IL Is rare 10 hear an elocuhonlss
Who displays 80 perfectly tho result OF intoili-
gent culture. added 70 personal gifts OF voice
ana manner - - - -
dolip Club added much % the occasion. Mrs.
Calhoun win reclte at Trinity Methodist church,
corner Twentieth and Broad streets, tonight az
O'Clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13
SIX CHILDREN SENT TO JAIL.
Their Mother Being There They Had Also
to Go-Other Notes.

In the Henrico County Court on Tues
dav a colored woman named Mary Spur
lock was convicted Of unlawfully removing
certain goods that we're covered by dood OF
trust aud was sentenced to six months In jail
and nned SIS. Yesterday her six little children
ware taken before Justice Vincent, by whom
tbey we're committed 70 jail on the ground OF ya-
grancy. II is not often the case thata county
prison holds an entire family which has as many
as seven members.
The County Court was In session for short
while Yesterday, but no cases Of public interest
were tried. Mr. Robert G. Friend, who was re-
Gently appointed supervisor for varina district
uic. sir. Lyme, resigned, qualified before Judge
Minor.
me county reads below the city are almost
impossible as a result OF the recent heavy rains
Their condition Is such that the farmers cannot
haul anything ike full loads Of produce to the
city.
An out-building on the farm OF Mr.. r. II. An
derson, on the Broad-Street road, was burned
"Wednesday night. The building was formerly
used as a kitchen, but recently had been occu-
pied as a storehOuss for grain. Tho house and
contents, valued at about $500, were totally de-
Btroyod.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13
To Got a New sireet-sweepar.

At the meeting of the Health Committee
last night Chairman Christian and the Pre-
sident of the Board Of Health were au-
thorized 70 negotiate for the purchase OF a
new street-sweeper.
A number Of bills and pay-rolls we're ap-
proved. The latter will be paid as soon as
The annual appropriations are available.
The Auditor is authorized to issue his war
rant for eli pay-rolls until the budget IS
approved.
Mr.. W. w. Cole was appointed TO posi-
ton on the street force Of the Health De
porffnppt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13
FRIENDS WILL WELCOME THEM.
The Stay-at-Home Contingent, Blues. and
Grays TO Meet the Howitzers.

The stay-at-Home Contingent, Blues, and
Grays to Meet the Howitzers.
Where are the Howitzers and the Lee
Camp veterans who went to New Orleans! "
That is a question good many persons
asked Yesterday.
All that was known Of them in Richmond
last night, until the Dispd'ch'S special above
was received, was that they were safe, but
for the rest it was supposed that they bad
struck fush times IN Alabama or were lost
in the "huckleberry bushes" of that
State.
division passenger agent OF the hlchmohd
and Danville railroad, was the most mise
rable of men.
The Richmond contingent Of Howitzers
and the Blues and the Grays have ar
ranged to give the pilgrims royal Tecep,7
non on their return, and Mr.. Potts mad
been piled with questions he could not
answer until he felt like fleeing TO Kitchen
island OF some other boundless contlgulty
Of shade and weeping.
PAT1ETIC MESSAGES.
He had sent messages over the wires pa
thetic enough TO melt them, seeking IN
formation, but superintendent Ihweat,
the arch cOnspirator who had the bows In
charge between New Orleans and Atlanta,
only maze lACeS NJ ulIus
MIR. Potts's last telegram to his friend
Tbweat informed him that his (Potts) life
was in danger and that if the Superinten-
dent Of the connecting line ever dared set
foot in Richmond he would be hanged,
drawn. and quartered.
The truth was that the authorities Of
the roads between Atlanta and the Crescent
CITY were determined that the party shou d
nave a good time and was running the
train independent of ell considerations
except safety.
POSSIBILITIES AND PROBABILITIES.
The most definite information that could
be Gathered last night was that the train
reached Birmingham yesterday morning,
left there for Admission yesterday evening,
was expected TO arrive IN Atlanta this
morning and would possibly reach Rich
mond Saturday, as stated in the DiSpGtchs
special.
WILL LAND THEM HIGH AND DRY.
Mr.. Potts is understood to have averred
by the beard of Stephenson, the patron
saint OF all good railrOad-men, that II he
ever cot the train on his division again he
would not stop for food. coal, or water un-
III he had landed il high and dry at the
loot of virginia street. At any rate when
tbe return party do reach here they Will
have a splendid reception. II was intend
ed that should their arrival occur at a
seasonable hour IN the night q display OF
fireworks would be part Of the pro-
gTamme.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13
Am Interesting nIeetlng-old-Time Meth
odfenl

An unususlly interesting meeting wes
held at Trinity church "Wednesday eve
ming. at which service some fifteen or more
ia1ies ana a larse number OF gentlemen pub
lleiy testified their love for God Among the
former wore & number of young ladies', some OF
them yot 10 their teona Many we're moved 70
tears az the recital OF the religious oxperionco Oh
some.
The pastor, Rev Or. p. A. Peterson, keeps
close 10 tho Tnoorings Of primitive nethoolsh.
aud Is not carried away By the tide OF popular
Innovations. tie has endeared himAeI nol only
10 his own liock bnt al with whom he is brought
10 contact BY his earneslneEs and anEblliy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13
THE NICARAGUA BILL ENDORSED.
Its Objects Commended br the Chamber
of Commerce. Enterprise.


The monthly meeting of the Board ot
Directors of the, Richmond Cnamne, a. a.
Commerce was held yesterday evening ss
o'clock-Mr. s. H. Hawes, the secona
vice-president, in the chair. In addition ,v 70
Mr.. Hawes those present were MessIs. w.
ID. Chesterman. Arthur B. Clarke, James
d. Crump. B. 4. johnson, A. ID, Lanus,,1-
kin, K. q. Leigh, Jr., Gustayus Mil III
hiser. N. V. Randolph, H A. Tabb, .. W.
Trayers, and II. Wallerstein, directors,
and Messrs David w. Reinhart ana Leroy
T.. Brown.
THE NICARAGUA BILL ENDoRsED'
Mr.. A. ID. Landerkin, chairman OF tY
Committee on Outward Trade, suoinlt.edi
the following report, which was sdop'eu
bv the board:
"The Committee on Outward Trade. 70 which
committee senate bill No. lSG, to amend aa -
entitled " An Act 20 Incorporate the hhrlun'
CBnal Company Of Nicaragua was ,,or
beg leave TO report that after due consiaeraton
OF the object and provisions Of the bll iney cor
dially recommend It's enforcement py tno
board. Tho object Of the bill Is 70 eecure .
guaranty on the part Of the United STATES ol Wy
principle and Interest Of the bonds OF the coni-
many 20 ne 10 enable the canal company 10 So
cure the means TO construct and complele .ne =
canal The amount Of the bonds 70 Dc issueu i. -
limited TO Sl00,0000O0, ani the same np,i.sV e.
IL put upon the stock; s70,0C0,0oO OF the leVot :
10 be issued 20 the Treasurer OF VIZ w.
United states as additional security 10
he voted by him or his proxy In addition 10 inc
security which II Is provided by the mortgage
that the United Ststes shall have in eVent Oh iso
having 70 Day any inetalment OF interest on wv
bonds or principle thereof. All other prope.
and necessary provisions seem TO De conIsihee
In the bill. And as the scheme Is one OF , na
tionni Importance, will greatly taclhla.e sho ,sa
cheaDen our trade relations, not only Win 'ls
Westorn coast OF tho Unitod States, out lnA. VI VI
tho whole continent, and is also calcuihteu "
have the same effect In our relations Win east
ern countries, your committee cOnsldereo II ca
titled % governmental ard proposed IN ths
measure.
EAST RICHMOND ENTERPIsE'
There being no other business ready for
the consideration of the board, MIR. Rein
hart. secretary and treasurer of the fer-
netraI Investment, Construction and De
post Company, was invited to inform, tne
board Of the progress being made az East
Richmond, and gave very encouraging
statement of its prospects. He stated that
thev had already secured one knitting
mill which selected this location in pre-
ference to fifteen other places, ana that
his company was negotiating with sewing, !
machine company, satisfactory, soap anu
tallow-factory, and other manutacturinS
establishments, when they had hardly hau
the time TO get out their prospectus anu
had not as vet been able to prepare map
showing the divisions Of East Rlchnonu
into lots.
Messrs. B. F. Smith and John A. Lancas-
ter were elected members Of the Chamber.
There being no further business DeIoIe
the board the meeting adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13
HARRls GETs ANoTHER YEAR.
He Is Also Sent On to the Grand jury
FeIonious Cutting.


Jocl, Harris has engaged board at the
citv,s eyDense for at least three years. Ii
any more of the goods stolen from the
Cohen Company. by whom he was en-
Moved as porter, are found he may remain
In lsil even a tow seasons longer, II viii De re-
rneubered that Jack was convicted in the Police
Court Wednesday morning in Tour cases OF ihI-
ceny. In each II which he was given SIX mohtuA
When he was called out OF the prisoners peu
vesterday mourning 10 answer TWO addltlopai
charges no was faced by an array OF "aiter-dis-
covnred evidence Ia the form OF abouta wagon
ioad ~ drv goods aud uotlcps. he pleaded guilty.,
and received twe,ve months more. JACK was
also sent on % the grand jury, and may yet DC
pernitted % wear a striped suit
Arthur Morris, colored youth OF sDout NJ
teen. was charged with feloniously cutlpg ana
sounding Junius Robinson with ihtcTt-to XIII
This trouble, which ives the ouigrowih o. quar-
rel among several boys, occurred Meohssuay
NIGHT The clash In Robiosons, tac0 noes nor
smonnt 10 much. Morris was sent on to the
Aaron Kinney (coIoreil, disCrderly and throw
ing rocks in the street security required TOT
ninetv days in the sum OF SlOJ.
j. G.. Porter lcoloredl was fined s. and cnsts
for being disordsrly and cruony treating MS
horse on the street
Thomas Franklin lcoloredl, asaaulting and
beating Allie GOOde on tho street. tinea % anu
lanes Franklin lcolored). charged with alb
drcting Indiana Frsyser from her home. Con-
tlnued until tho 2lst
Mildred Thomas tcOloredl, assanlting and
threatening 10 cut Mrs. W. ID. Courtney with a
carying-knife. Fined f5 and costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13
Academy of Music

Yank Hoe and his assistant, 0nene, again
last night delighted their auditors at the
Academy Of Music with their feats OF magic,
jugqlery, &C. These artists afford delishult
;trsst and nerform many marvellous tricks. The
an.seement continues through toe remainder
~ me week, with a saturday matinee.
Next Monday aud Tuesday nights with spo-
ciai TUESDAY matinee, the great Harrison-Sulli-
van combination viii be at the Academy. Ihe
NAV IN he presented Is entitled " Honest Hearts
md Willing Hands.n Scarcely a theatre in the
largest cities where this combination Las mp
neared has been large enough 20 accommodate
iho audiences attracted to witness the play ana
gstic champion The play IS oxcellenuy cast
and win be we'll staged. Tickets will be placed
ON sale tomorrow morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13
One by Accident and the other Through
MaIlcn.

At ten minutes after 2 O'clock yesterday
afternoon the city ambulance was called
20 the factory OF seldom & Boykin, on Twenty
second street, where one of the colored opera
ti,es mad the end Of one OF his fingers badly
mashed by getting It caught in an elevator. me me
injured member was dressed anu no was leis
with his friends
Twenty minutes later the ambulance was sum
moned % the First pOlice-siation to attend Caie-
donia Ammons. who had been stappeQ IA the
tack and breast In an altercsuon WIN nary
That In tho breast Ia eb0ut an inch deep ana
that In the back about an inch and hali. Ihese
we're soWed up aud the woman lett at nome.
Mary wos arrested and locked up. Sho VIII 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13
p1ensnre nd tho Heights.

Quite an ENJOYABLE entertainment was
given by little Miss Bessie Luck at her
fathers residence on Barton Heights
Wednesday afternoon from 5 to in honor
of her eighth birthday. Games and reel
tations were INDUCED IN. after which an
elegant supper was served. The table was
presided over by Mrs. r. 4. Luck. Jr., as
sisted by Mrs. Laura Z. Cohen. Among
those present were hlisses Katie and Nell
Masters Hunter Ware, Charlie Day, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13

port directed 10 the Grand Lodge stating
the action OF the COMMITTEE for the past
year, and the representatives were request
ed to urge the Grand Lodge 70 have the
committee properly recognized ana 70
aid them in raising funds tor the erection
of the Hines memorial. After a long DIS
cussion by different members, all OF. whom
showed that tbevwer IN full accord Win
the move the meeting adjourned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13
Upi,ea states Mail at the Theatre.

The sale of seats opens at the Theatre
this morning for the farce comedy United
statos Mail, which will be presented Ihroe
mghts, commencing Monday, and at the NATL
nee on Wednesday. =.
Tbs play Is o skii on the postal service ana u
full OF very laughable situations.
The singing aud dancing are saln 70 pe
nnrticuiarIv attractive. some Of the most
pleasinc songs ere my Little Rcd Umbreua.
q All There, Kate" "I'm Not Old Enough TO
Know "pm Not Baby McKee," "Fbe Three
High Rollers and "The Three Green JAYS
The SKIRT dancing OF Hiss George faiAer
another feature In the performance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13

resolution providing that the various
charitable institutions which receive APP
preparations from the city be required 70
submit reports as required BY law.
Carter has prepared circular letter. now
In the hands OF the printer. 10 be sent 70
the different institutions, requesting them
to state how many inmates have been re-
ceived during the past year, how many
discharged. length of stay. and other SINH
lar information.
The city ordinances provide for. such re-
ports annually, but it appears that TINS
provision has not been enforced for anum-
Der of wears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13
It Now Comes by Ran.

The placid bosom of the upper dock was
unlocked yesterday save by the reefed
sails of a small two-masted schooner, but
thelower dock was graced with more pre-.
tentious three-master." The departed
commerce of ITS once-crowded wharves IS
indeed sad 10 behold. This is. however,
no indication of loss Of trade to the city,
but simply diversion of trade transpor-
tation from water highways to that OF
overland by railroads.