Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-24

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.r-rs az the supply department
-...rarn Railway Company will
o. moved TO Atlanta.
c . V.ld who IS chief clerk of
". s.is 10 n Dispatcn man
81. 800 en-. 5,,..,,,t,.,
Yesterday "".' 80
.t DIS division OF '"' NJ ''o''N 'o
fr DIE lst ~ December.
l. remembered that the road
N .....f,. 1arert-ncnts ot many
,,... h,,4 ,,,tn NOW tb,
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. have Drawn 'Ne' S"fp"'S
r. central department here, and.
.-,. tho central offices have
d.. .,,,.ctio,. with tho doc
d.. s......,t,...,
r.' now "' ~ 80
.. Offices shall 20, the chiet store
..,... also go.
.. clorre besides the chief
- to,. er.r.oved i'm the offices.
49,
alone VIII be "ii'D''"' M''
.tt.r fe OF Richmond. while
ODD. rl.r-clerks reside in Man-
.,v f.nartmcnt will not be
rt win De division
.t. c.r+ral DEPARTMENT MS
. .,. lfvision IN Atlanta will
t, bic central department.
AXD - r r.. CO.-AN
t.N . ..,-.-.,-,r,,>- .r,t-crpr-p
IMPORTANT gu 10 4'-N
....r.lI Circuit Court was engaged
and Friday I'm the trial OF INC
nes j.. Cox VS.. the farlnViIc
r.aan Railroad company Tor
. -...s The novelty OF the case
the fact that Mr.. Cox, ac-
to the established custom OF TINS
and the community keneidly,
..t large quantity OF CoIoMoou
3D.. r.0l station on inns Io"u' ""'-N
.o. '.e I-hi OF way on 'l1 0oiill""
A while there ""Ll'lllS sun '' .l'.-.,
oy'l ~ lIe 'i ,r, ''e or6 i. s,rS,y
,, and tbenoo to tho
..,...,,,. claimed and con-
~ t,5 p,, his wood on
.,. ~ tbo companv With
'- he was entity Of con-
f,..,oe and could not re-
.--,r+ however. held other
t- substance stated 20 the
ir1smuch as 10 appeared from
.-.. that the company recog-
- ,-arfa1 this place as a ship
fr~ wood and IL was so used
4.. Cor that purpose. and re-
.-.-ht for wood shipped there
v.- an invitation Of the COM
.-r AS cox put his wood at this
.-H.r these circumstances he was
... ou that account Of contrlbu-
" r.nce; that in order 10 De so
- mus. have done some act after /
- his wood al this place when /
Of
.- Charles L. PAGE defended the com /
and Udge Gregory represented /
,, -r This being the first suit OF /
.-....r. it was fought on both /
..r r-roh persistcncy. The In /
..-. ,.-s very elaborate. The jury |
t ,..- verdict for Mr.. Cox for |
sustained by the fire.
-.--- .lr. THE BRIDGE MATTER. !
-.- .,,.. ,r,,cboster Coun- |
-r q. 'il' - ~ rrorni- |
.t, Mr. 1saocs. engineer Of |
-, -,,,, ,.s,orere last night |
,t.~-,har and gave that /
lsr,.s+ attention as De |
-..- tl,e. ,.ronosed changes i'm |
of he bridge i'm order |
...... ..reorm no the plan for the
..-..re and ohio improve |
-r- r.aacs stated that no change |
p. .r. sent grade ON Ninth street or
.rl street, at the Richmond appIo".n
u the bridge. was intended. The 6iaN.le
,..r.r- of The roadway Of the D'uee
m start at its north aoutmenI anu
.. l. l4id on cIeosO'ed -,
CORN would rest on s'eel
beams. Ile seven spans 10 De 'oN'n 0,-
,. .. substituted by nine spans OF
.-.. to e feet in length each me
ole d l
......- .ft.r the completion of the con-
... would DE for keeping up the
r. The steepest grade on the
b. v0.l Doe feet TO every 100 teeL
t-. same grade as on Hull street
.r Twelfth and Thirteenth streets,
.. ..-a smaller grade than any OF
.... ., t.. Richmond side of the bridge
.. ..rr
,r.rrsal new work will extend
-. .... OIL about oue-third of the
c.r. l.a.th az the bridge.
.. M the present grade seems
.. ........ .-atla noint. and IL has now
.. . e,..-.on which only actual test
r" ...... whether the CITY viii be the
..-.. t.,..,.- "a paved. and. therefore
.--.-..... ,-.r,ap over the disadvantage
.i.7 ,r,de i'm much-used
....
.....,. ,.-.,.r,,r >.r,vrs
IA
was on up'oe yesI.l Jay iiIo.i ~
Mayor ManTce Coui. @Iu'
n tle docket DIS satanic 'i@-
evidently been mousing aIouhu
u bis everyday working clothes
Friend has recently IOImed
I painful acquaintance with the
monster and her heaIl-
., 49, ~ ..r,o,.t5 >, She said