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C. G. HUSSEY, Chairman.
JAS. W. BROWN, Seo'y and Treaa.
HUSSEY, HOWE & CO., Limited,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Cast St
By Crucible and Open Hearth Processes.
SELF-HARDENING AND
Best
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THE XjX:BRJ^'Et'Z
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USIVEBSITY OF MICHICA]?
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Plates,
Crank Pins and other Special Forgings
OFFICE AND WORKS:
BRANCH WAREHOUSES!
BOSTON, 1 27 Oliver St. NEW YORK, 3 Cliff St.
rmrAnn ?nnr>n-'^in Lake st.
1
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A. E. BATBUAN.
R. O. MUftPHY.
Xtiatin y. T. Stack Sgelm
\ GREEN & BATEMAN,
BANKERS,
ASTOR BUILDING, 10 WALL STREET
HffEl-W -sroMs..
Pi-lvate '^'ircM to Chicago, Htcliinond, ^'asililiigrtc
Phlla<l*^lptala, Bo«tOD. and Intermecliate
Point*!.
BRANCH OFFICES CONNECTED BY PRIVATE WIRES:
BATEMAN & CO Waahington, D.
NEW YORK HOTEL, .... 721 Broadway, New Yo
CASINO BUILDING Newport, &
HOLLYWOOD COTTAGES, . Hollywood, Long Branch, New Jen
Morton, Bliss & Co
BANKERS,
Corner Cedar and Nassau Sts., New York,
ISSUE CIRCULAR NOTES & LETTERS of CRED:
FOR TRAVELERS;
ALSO COMMERCIAL CREDITS^
AVAILABLE IN ALL PARTS OF TBE WORLD.
Wmm FIKST-CIASS RAILWAY, CITY ni STATE IDA:
MAKE TELEGRAPHIO TRANSFERS OF MONEY,
AND DRAW EXOHANCC ON THE PRINCIPAL OITIER OF EUROPI
MORTON, ROSE & CO., Londotv.
ESTABLISHED 1782.
pheniz l^smm Ooipany,
HBE INSUBANGE ONLT.
Losses Paid,OYer $79,000,000
SHABEHOLDEBS INDIYIDUALLT LIABLE.
Hetid Office in Vnited Stale*:
67 Wall Street, New York.
A. D. IRVING, Manager. E. B. CLARK, Ass't Manager.
ILUI.ROAD PROPERTY IlffSURED.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO.
OF BROOKLYN.
OFFICE,
195 Broadway, New York City.
STATEMENT OF COMPANY 1st DAY OF JAN., 1887:
CASH CAPITAL |1,000,000 00
Reserve for unearned premiums 3,466,886 97
Boserve for unpaid losses 359,197 93
Netsurplns 557,086 78
Cash assets $5,383,171 08
'9
WM. R. CROWILL, Vice-President.
CIORCK INCRAHAM, Second Vice-President.
PHILANDER SHAW, Seoretaty.
CEO. H. FISKB, Assistant Secretary.
FRANKLIN
Bank Note Company,
142 Broadway, cor. Liberty St., New York.
IPrOORPOXiAT*X:i> 1877.
BONDS AND CERTIFICATES OF STOCK.
ALSO
BANK NOTES, BILLS OF EXCHANGE, DRAFTS, CHECKS,
NOTES, PROPRIETORY STAMPS, LABELS, TAGS,
BILL AND LETTER HEADS,
DIPLOMAS AND CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP.
Insurance PolicieSy Calendars, and Commercial
Work of all kinds.
RAILWAY TICKETS
IN ALL VARIETIES.
ALL WORK EXECUTED IN FIREPROOF PREMISES.
A. CLAXTON CART, Mahacsb.
m
Vj^^k ' MANUFACTURERS OF O
FENCE i V I m *T 1 1 *1 'J ^^'^^^ V
Rope for Hoisting, for Incline Planes, etc.
Galvanized Telegrraph Wire, Hard Drawn Copper Telegrrapli Wire.
INSULATED ELECTRIC WIRE.
New York Warehouse and Office, • 117 AND 119 LIBERTY STREET.
H. L. SHIPPY, Manager.
w. L-tTnouo. -^tEstablished 18681^ i. h. trdoux
STROim & CO.,
104 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK,
IiyiPORTERS:oF STEEL RAILS
STEEL, IRON, TIN PLATES, METALS, ORES, OLD RAILS. AND EVERY
DESCRIPTION OF IRON AND STEEL SCRAP.
AGENTS FOR
Chickles, Conewago, Huirkirk and Hartel Furnaces
HIgh-Grade Foundry PIQ IRON ^^^^^ * Car-Wheel
Also Kasfern and Canadian Afcent* for MeMrs. Davenport Sc Falrbalrn,
Erte, Pa*y for the sale of tlielr celebrated
CHILLED IRON CAR WHEELS,
MADE BY AN IMPROVED PROCESS. FAR EXCEEDING IN DURABILITY THOSE
MADE IN THE ORDINARY WAY.
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Bt POOR'S RAILROAD MANUAt* CO.
BtirT Prlntlbg Houm,
18 iaoob SXTti, New York.
IV
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78 to 86 Trinity riacCf New York,
M\m mm 1795. Iicorptratel uler Laws of Sttte of New Tort 1858. Seomiliei 1879.
Engravers and Printers
OF
BONDS AND STOCK CERTIFICATES,
AND ALL OTU£B DOCUMENTS REQUIRING SECURITY, BANK
NOTES, BONDS, POSTAGE AND REVENUE STAMPS FOR
FOREIGIV GOVERNMENTS, DRAFTS, CHECKS, BILLS
OF EXCHANGE, LETTER HEADS, ETC.
ENGRAVING AND PRINTING
Executed in the Finest and Most Artistic Style from Steel Plates,
with Special Safegruards to prevent Counterfeiting:. Special Papers
Manufactured Exclusively for use of the Company.
SAFETY COLORS. SAFETY PAPERS.
Work Executed in Fire-proof Buildings.
RAILWAY PRINTING of ALL DESCRIPTIONS
Bafliay Tickets, tm, FiHcn, ui ILniiiitei Sbow Carls,
OF THE MOST APPBOVBD STTLBS.
Nmnberedy I^ocal ail4 Coopon Tickets, of any Sixe, Pattern, Style ol Device, with Steel Plate Tints.
lithogr^i>h:io & t yt>e PRiivrTiisrG
Show Cards, Labels, Calendars.
BLANK BOOKS OF EVEBY DESCBIJPTIOir.
t
JAMJES MACD0170U0H, PBinoEHT.
A. D. SHVPARD,
,.t
W. M. SMILUB, y Viob-Pbisidxnts.
J. T. BOBKRTSON,
JOSEPH W. DBSXEL, P. C. LOUNSBURT, T. H. POHTE B,
CHBI8T0PHER METER, O. H. 8TATNB», J. K. MTEB8.
JOSEPH S. STOUT.
THBO. H. FREBLAND, Sio. akd Tuab.
THE STANDAED PAINT CO.
MANXTFAOTUBUBS OF
FIRE RESISTING, TW^3k^ A-CID AND
WATER PROOF, '^^^^ ALKALI PROOF
PAINTSiECOMPOUNDS.
Paint for Preaerring Iron. Wood and Bfetala Irom Dvcaj.
Paint for Preserring Piles and Crosi Tics, far superior to Creosote and modi cheaper.
For PainUnK Car and Depot Roofs it has No Equal, egpediUty o» Tin, Wood or
Canwu, stijctlr water and spark proot
For Paintinr places irhere SnlphDrons Smoke destroys all other Paints and rots Iron
and wood, this paint Is s PrescrratiTe, and arrests Dec^, especiallr under
bridges and on car tops.
For Painting Roofs of Locomotire Cabs, Smoke Stacks. Car Trucks and Csstit^s,
to Preserve them against Rust, Alkalies and the Atmosphere.
For Preserring Water TankSj ntakiog them tight, adding Eve times the life of a tank,
bf having our Preservative Cost upon it.
For Water Proofing Brick, Culverts, Tunnels and Sewers.
THIS PAINT WILL HOT CBtCK, PEEL OR BUSTER.
P. &B. PATENT IDEAL ROOFING.
p. & B. Patent IDEAL ROOFINO— Can't be torn, anybody can laj it, has no amell, heat
won't make it run, it wiU not rot and is pdeltlvelj weather proof.
Our ROOFINO is classed by New York Board of Eire Underwriteia the same as TIN.
NONE LIKE IT FOR CAR ROOFS AND DEPOTS.
Wktef, Sdid kud Slkkli ?f oof I<ii\ing,
SHEATHING AND WRAPPING PAPERS.
Fqf Lining between Double Plan^ on Freight Cars.
rXBB FKOM ODOX.
m fsmw WW, pw Ye^K, 0. g. fi
tXKD TOR DSBCXIFIITX OIBOnLAX, UKFIM AHS raiUMM.
North Chicago BollingHill Co.
JBaTABLiaHXD 1957. INCOBPOMATED 1869.
Capital, $6,000,000
Surplus, 2,600,000
■
MANUFACTURERS OF
Iron and Steel Nails,
MERCHANT BAR, FISH PLATES,
Pig Metal, Iron Rails,
AKD
BESSEMER STEEL RAILS.
WorlLS at Chicago and Sonth Cbicago, III, and Milwanliee, Wis.
PRESENT ANNUAL CAPACITY OF THESE WORKS :
Ifail9 15,000 Oro88 Tana.
Fiah riate9 16,000 ** *'
Merchant Bar M,000 *• '*
Big Metal 8^,000 '' *'
Iron RaUa 110,000 *' "
Steel Mail9 300,000 *' "
Total— Groaa Tona 831,000
This Company possesses facilities for the production of Iron and
Steel of BEST QUALITY.
New patterns of Rails or Special sizes of Merchant Iron will be
made to order.
OKKICES:
17 letropolitan Bloct, Cliicaso, III. 151 Insurance Bloct, Kilwanlee, Wis.
O. W. POTTER, President, Chicago. NATH'L THAYER, Vice-Pres., Boston.
8. CLEMENT, Treasurer, Milwaukee. R. C. HANNAH, Secretary, Chicago.
Tin
CONTENTS.
PAan
Prafaee iLtoXLI
1. Railroad (St«am) Offlclala 1 to 178
2. Railroad Contractore 205 to 215
8. Car Axle Manufacturers 217 to 219
4. Car Builders 220 to 22 1
5. Car Spring Manufaetnrers .... 222
6. Car Wheel Manufacturers 223 to 224
7. Locomotiye Builders 225
8. Rail Mills 226 to 228
9. Railroad (Street) Officials 231 to 201
10. Lumber. Logging and Mining Railroads 262 to 271
11. Special List of General Managers and General Superintendents. . . 272 to 281
12. Special List of Chief Eogineers 388 to 286
18. Special List of General Freight and Paasenger Agenu 287 to 298
14. Special List of Master Mechanics 294 to 298
15. Special List of Master Car Builders 299to800
16. Special List of Master Car Painters 801
17. Special List of Purchasing AgenU 302 to 806
18. ^Associations of Railroad Officials and Railroad Employes 807 to 809
19. Cttjand Town Index 810 to 816
20. Foreign Railroads 817toS85
m. OAoers of Sleeping and Parlor-Car Companies, Stoek-Car and filqiiipment
Companies ; 886 to 887
22. Officers of Express and Telegraph Companies 888to889
28. Index to Railroad Officials 840 to 870
24. Railroad Commissioners 871 to 872
25. Bridge Builders 881
For Corrections and Changes made while book
was in press, see pink pages, 373 to 380.
HINKLEY LOCOMOTIVE CO.
BSTABIJ8HIIO IN 1841.
office: 439 ALBANY STREET, BOSTON
C, I^ FSI^WOTV, Treai
EQUIPMENT
—OF—
Machine and Railway Shops.
Mr propositions coTer Engines, Boilers, Cold Rolled Iron or Steel Shafting,
AdjusUble Self-OiUng Hangen, CompresaiOD Couplings, Split or SoUd Pullers, Iron
and Wood Working Hactinerf, Foundation Dnwlngs. Ererythlng delivered at the shops
to be equipped, located, started, not to be accepted or paid for until running latisfactoritf.
In thla wa; only can parties purchaEing know in advance Just what tbe entire cost will be,
and keep out bills for " extras," which are usually numeroua at the end of such jobs.
I have in this way equipped many r^way and car ahope, and I know of no instance In
which eutiie satisfaction has not been given.
Terms of payment made satisfactory.
Eaitkbh AsniT : J. A. FAT A CO., CntcnniTi.
X>X<.A.OEl,
Ct- XI O XI Ct- EI
Late the Oeo. PIkm If seh. Co.,
ISI ChiifniMr* St., New York.
PALACE CAR COMPANY.
GEHESAL OFFIGia, - FVLLMAV BUILDnrG, OOX. MIOHIGAir ATX. * A1IA1I8 ST., CHICAGO.
HEW TO&K OFFICI, KILLS BUILDIHG. IS XXOAB STBEET, H£W TOBK.
LONBOH OFFICl, ST. PABORAS 8TATI0H, MIDLAVD BAILWAT.
G-SISTBRA-Ij OS^fTOBRS.
0«>. M. Pdixxax, PrMldeBt.
H. PoBTBB, Vlee-Frei^ N«w York.
S. H. GooOMAir, id Vke>PrMid«nt
(In chAige of eonstractloii.)
A. 8. WnvtHxiMSB, SeereUry.
Gio. F. Bboww, QmntnX XAoager.
T. H. WiOKBt, Gen. Superintendent
A. B. KniHAir, Aast to Gen. Snpt.
Aij«n> Bmrn, Oenenl Connsel.
C. H. Datib, Auditor.
F. C. N. RoBBBTSOir, Aut. Anditor.
Qmo, M. Gbat, Gen. Ticket Agent.
W. L ICiLDBB, Awt Gen. Tkket Agt
WiL 8. fiiALOwnr, Genertl Acent.
Wx. A. Ahosll, PorchMlngTkgt
8.W. Bbrkfield, Aist. PuchaslDg
Afent, New York.
J. F. Tbout, Commissary.
X. A. Jiwm; Ohkaflo BlTldoB,
€hieaco, DL
Jambs SASTnr, Sontiiem Dhrlsion,
ClBctauuili,0.
W. H. Bbbd, Bssterm DiTteton, Mob-
trMlfOuuidB.
.H. 8. BnxanWfXrle Pivision, Mills
BBlMiBg, nTT.
L. M. BmBn, Fadflc Division,
Omsks,Nek.
BoBBBT Babbt. OfnIrmI IMviilon,
PkUadelphtm, Pb.
C. A. Gabobloh, 8t Lonis DlTision,
St. Loals, Mo.
J. P. Mbbham, Western Division,
San Frandseo, Cal.
A. L. Koiras, AtkuitB. Ga.
J. W. Stooktoh, Boston, Mast.
M. B. KimiBT, Cliicago, 111.
P. N. Skivmbb, Ohleajfo, DL
J. C. Gibbohs, Cincinnati, O.
G. A. RAJfDAiXjDenTerJDoL
H. J. CljlBXB, BI Paso, Tez.
W. H. Diokhisoh, Galveetoo. Tex.
H. H. Mabhadukb, J'ksonvilie, Fla.
J. H. Son (PsoaiiTlvBBlA Depot),
Jeivej Oitf , HL J.
D. W. M
oBBisoH (Brie Depot), Jer-
sey City, N. J.
~ "* Mo.
sey uity, ». 4,
E. N. TiBAMASTBB. KsBsas CiU,
J. 8. GiTBV, Jr., LooisTlDe. Kj.
JoBB H. BiLABcn, Montreal, Can.
J. B. Tbiitbui, New Orleans, La.
J. K. Bbubbtt. BnffalOi, N. T.
Wx. Bdoab, City of Mexico.
C. T. Patblabohb, Deming, N. M. *,, .... .«..'
J. F. BkCBABDsoB, Horn*lsTille, N.T. { feies, CaL
A. W. Bbpft, Las Vegas, N. M.
P. J. SI.ATTBB, Toronto, Can.
B. W. Prbscovt (Acting), Los Aa-
W. H. Soorr, Omaka, Neb.
J. B. CooLuxia, Ogden, Utah.
BoTLB Ibwin, Phludelphia, Pa.
W. P. Cbouoh, Pittsboivh, Pa.
W. H. Boot, Portland, Or<|K>n.
D. H. Mabttk, St. Lonis, Ho.
F. E. RiOB, St. Paol, Minn.
N. Maxv, WashingtOD, D. C.
J. A. HnoHBs, Memphis, Tenn.
T. E. KiNSST, Montgomenr, Ala.
C. B. Tsmnant, Ri^mono, Va.
HxNBT PoBTBB, SaTBBnah, Ga.
PriTate Gars for Tonrists, Sportsmen, Tbeatrical People, etc.
The Pullman's Palace Car Company has a number of elegant cars which they are
prepared to charter for single trips or extended tours. Among these are :
TLGTlBlZj OARSI FRBBIDENT, WEST END, BOSSMORB, TICEROT and others, with sleep-
lag and dining fseilities for from twenty-fonr to thirty'Slx people.
HTJlN^nriPrO CJknei IZAAK WALTON and DAVY CROCKETT are provided with kitchen
•ad erery conrenlenoe for private or hunting parties, and accommodate ttom twelve to ftfteen people. They
also have kennels for dogs and racks for guns.
IS TRAVELER, RARITAN, KEARSARGE, PICKWICK. WAIVDERER,
MASCOTTB, NIMROD, GLEN EYRE, FALCON, IDLBR, GENE8TA and others, socommodate fh>m twelve
to eighteen people. They are well fitted for leading theatrical people, family parties and tonrists ; they are
?roTided with private rooms, folding beds, observation rooms, and every comfort for parties wishing to l(ve in
he car.
This Company will ahK> fhmish the commissariat, if desired, and polite and skilfal attendants wil4 accom-
pany the cars. The repatation of the Company is sufficient gnarantee that all appointments will be ftrat-class in
erery partlenlar.
FOB INFORMATION RBGARDINO PARLOR, BLEEPING, BUFFET, HOTEL OR
SPECIAL OARS, OALL ON OR ADDRESS ANT OF THE SUPBBIHTE.^fI>iraT^^
J. C. BRILL COMPANY,
3l8t and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia,
suir.z>s:Rs or
Railway Gars and Street Cars.
FASSENeEB CARS
Small Freight, Cane
HAND CARS.
ESTABLISHED ISZO.
's-otjutq « SONS,
Manuraoturera of
EDgineering Instruments,
43 N. 7th STREET, PHILA.
Inventors and Introducers of the Engineers'
Transit.
The only Establishment capable of securing
Accuracy of Graduation.
Illustrated Catalogue upon application.
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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ADVERTISERS.
A
PAQB
JBtna Powder Co Cliicago, III. 204
Age of Steel (The) St. Louis, Mo. 191—
Alabama Car Works ADniston, Ala. 88
Albaoy Bridge and Iron Works Albany, N. Y. 166
Albro,B. D.Co Cincinnati, O. 148
Allison Manufkctaring Co PhiladelpUia, Pa. 26
American Bank Note Co New York, N. Y. IV
American Brake Co St. Lonis, Mo. 76 -^
American Journal of Railway Appliances New York, N. Y. 185
American Manufacturer Pittsburgh, Pa. 188
American Railway Publishing Co New York, N. Y. 185
Atlanta Bridge and Axle Co Atlanta, Ga. 176
Atlanta Lumber Co Atlanta, Ga. 104
Atlantic Dynamite Co New York, N. Y. 206
Atlantic Refining Co PhiladelphU, Pa. 106
B
Baldwin Locomotive Works Philadelphia, Pa. XIII
Barney & Smith Manufacturing Co Dayton, O. XV
Barrows & Co '. New York, N. Y. 208
Bass Foundry and Machine Co Fort Wayne, Ind. 180
Bass, J. H Chicago, 111. 182
Baugh Steam Forge Co Detroit, Mich. 118
Bement, Miles & Co Philadelphia, Pa. 12
Boughton, J. W Philadelphia, Pa. 120
Bouscaren, G Cincinnati, O. 218
Boynton, George A New York, N. Y. 64
Bradley Car Works Worcester, Mass. 40
Bradley & Smith New York, N. Y. 10
Bridgeport Brass Co Bridgeport, Conn. 96
Brill, J. G. Co. (Philadelphia Car Works.) Philadelphia, Pa. XIII
Brooks, Clarence & Co New York, N. Y. 10
Brownell & Wight Car Co St. Louis, Mo. 288 -
Burnham, Parry, WUliams & Co Philadelphia. Pa. XIJ
Burton Lumber Co Baton Rouge, La. 64
Bushnell, A Kansas City, Mo. 156
C
Cambria Iron Co Philadelphia, Pa. 4
Carey, George H New York, N. Y . 21 4
Carnegie Bros. & Co., Limited Pittsburgh, Pa. 102
Carolina Oil and Creosote Co Wilmington, N. C. 160
Chanute, Kansas City, Mo. 146
Chattanooj^a Clay Works (Montague & Co. ) Chattanooga, Tenn. 146
Chester Steel CastingCo Philadelphia, Pa. 18
Chicago Splice Bar MiU (Morris Sellers & Co.) Chicago, 111. 2
Chilton Manufacturing Co New York, N. Y. 124
Cleveland Iron Ore Paint Co Cleveland, O. 60
Cleveland Rolling MiU Co .. .Cleveland, O. 68
Cleveland Stone Co Cleveland, O. 108
Cleveland Wheel and Foundry Works (Maher & Brayton) Cleveland, O. XVII
Coal Trade Journal New York, N. Y. 186
Collins, H. E. &Co Pltteburffh, Pa. 68
Colorado Coal and Iron Co South PueWo, Co). 54
Conway, M. W Bv»3«\'^Ti.,^.^.'««S^
ESTABLISHED 1831.
AWHUAL CAPACITY, 600.
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS,
Bnniliai, Parry, Williams S Co., Prop'rs, PMladelpMa, Pa.,
MANUFACTURERS OT
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES,
Adiqxcd M ccerr varlslj of httIcs, nod built sccnnte]; to atudard gingee ud templawa.
LIKE PAETS OF DIFFERENT ENGINES OF SAKE CLASS
PEEFEOTLT INTEKOHAHflEABLE.
FnKBger and Freight LocodioUtm, N«m>iT-piaKe LocomotlrnK, Mine LmoboUym,
Coatractors' Loom oti red, LucoinotiTM Tor Iron Fornaces I'<»nrlnf
Ballniads, Sugar Estate Bnllroadti, Rolling Mills, etc
tbannnUj tcstnuu
imtea fnrntsha] on ^)pl<(atian or Customen. All oorlt
NOISELESS STEIIM MOTORS FDR CITY UNO SUBURBAN RMlWtVS.
~- ..^«B8ii?*S««ta
Id draw addlUoDal o
i°;^°.|-^^,V IBURNHIUII, PARRT, WILLIAMS & CO.,
•tr. a. WlLLUBI, WILUO B. MomBOw.
»Rr. i: Bmattmr,
WuLUM L. Aunin.
PHir^ADEHiPHXA..
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POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RY. OFFICIALS— ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ADVERTISERS.
PAGE
Cooke Locomotive aod Machine Co Patercon, N. J. XXVII
Coolidjje, W. G. & Co Chicago. 111. 212
Cooper. Theodore New York, N. Y. 218
Cooper, Hewitt & Co New York, N. Y. 90
Craig, William P Now York. N. Y. 210
D
Dannat&Pell New York, N. Y. 156
De Golyer Varnish Co Chicapro, III. 94 ^
de Intinis, L St. Louis, Mo. 21^*^
Delafield, Tallmadge New York, N. Y. 208
Delano & Richardson New York, N. Y. 208
Desha Lumber and Planting Co Boston, Mass. 64
Detroit Bridge and Iron Works / Detroit, Mich. 160
Detroit Car Wheel Co Detroit, Mich. 118
Detroit Steel and Spring Works Detroit, Mich. 168
Devoe, F. W. & €k) New York, N. Y. XXV
Dickinson, P. P New York, N. Y. 212
Dilworth, Porter & Co Pittsburgh, Pa. 68
Dixie Powder Co Chattanooga, Tenn. 164
Dodge, Meigs & Co New York, N. Y. 158
Dreher & Co New York, N. Y. 228
Drummond, M. J New York. N. Y. 214
Dudgeon. Richard New York, N. Y. XXXI
E
Eames' Vacuum Brake Co Boston, Mass. XLII
Eastern Forge Co Portland, Me. 124
Engineering News Publishing Co New York. N. Y. 182 and 191
Eppinger & Russell Brooklyn, N. Y. 14
Erie Car Works Erie, Pa. 40
Esson, John Detroit, Mich. 210
Esterbrook Steel Pen Co New York, N. Y. 22
Excelsior Foundry and Machine Works Birmingham, Ala. 164
F
Fay, J. A. & Co • Cincinnati, 0. 78
FeigelCarCo New York, N. Y. 234
Fidelity and Casualty Co New York, N. Y. Inside Back Cowr.
Financial Review New York, N. Y. 198
Financier (The) New York, N. Y. 194
Franklin Bank Note Co New York, N. Y. II
Fremont & Ryan Atlanta, Ga. 152
French, S. A New York. N. Y. 22
Fuller Bros. & Co New York, N. Y. 82
Fulton Foundry Cleveland, 0. 244
G
Garry Iron Roofing Co Cleveland, O. 60
Gaynor, E. J Pottsville, Pa. 215
Geneva Non-Magnetic Watch Co New York, N. Y. Ba^ Covtr.
Gould, E. & Bberhardt Newark, N. J. XVII
Graham, John R., Jr New York, N. Y. 156
Greeley. E.S. & Co New York, N. Y. 34
Green & Bateman New York, N. Y. Opposite Inside Front Cover.
Greene, Tweed & Co New York, N. Y. XXXV
Guthrie, Southwick Washington, D. C. XXXV
H
Haines Bros New York, N. Y. 240
Hamilton, T. H Toledo, O. 212
HarUn & Holllngsworth Co Wilmlnetat\^ WJv, 'JA.
Hartwell, H. Edgar Co .^«^ ^^^'*^>^"^i^cc
HaskeU & Barker Car Co «^\^^^^ "^"^^ \^^^" ^^
Hecla Powder Co. .^^^"i^e*..^.^- »*^
XVI
POOR'S DIBBCTORY OP RY. OFnCIALS— ALPHABETICAL LIST OP ADVERTISERS.
PAQS
Heidt, Louis & Bros Brooklyn, N. Y. 114
Hildrelh Varnish Co New York, N. Y. 166
Hinkley Locomotive Co Boston, Masp. IX
Horstmann Bros. & Co Philadelphia, Pa. XXV
Humphreys & Sayce New York, N. Y. 203
Hunter, Tilloteon & Co MuHkegon, Mich. 156
Hussey, Hoyt & Co aeveland, O XXV
Hussey, Howe & Co., Limited Pittsburgh, Pa. Inside FrotU Cover.
1
Indicator Publishing Co New York. N. Y. 192
lugereoll Rock Drill Co New York. N. Y. 282
Intinis, L. de St. Louis, Mo. 215 «—
J
Jackson & Sharp Co Wilmin^on, Del. 16
Johnson Steel Street Rail Co Johi^town, Pa. Opposite Inside Back Cater.
Johnston Railroad, Prog and Switch Co Philadelphia, Pa. 261
Jones & Beuner Co Philadelphia, Pa. 170
Jordan, F New York, N. Y. 203
Joliet Steel Co Joliet, IlL 92
K
Knight & Bontecou Kansas City, Mo. 216
Knoxville Car Wheel Co KnoxviUe, Tenn. 86
L
Laflin & Rand Powder Co New York, N. Y. 214
Lancashire Insurance Co New York, N. Y. 110
Leavitt. C. W. & Co New York, N. Y. 203
Lebanon Manufacturing Co Lebanon, Pa. 128
Lewis Hand Pire Extinguisher Co Chicago, 111. 98
Litchfield Car and Machine Co Litchfield. 111. XXXIII
Lucius, Albert New York. N. Y. 218
Ludlow Valve Manufacturing Co Troy, N. Y. 20
M
MacCormack, J Albany, N. Y. 166
Maher & Brayton Cleveland. O. XVII
Maney, Thomas P. & Co Boston, Mass. 212
Mann Bros Chicago, 111. 154
Manufacturers* Record Co Baltimore, Md. 190
Marlin Fire Arms Co New Haven, Conn. 100
Mason, Gooch & Hoge Co Frankfort, Ky. 208
Mason Machine Works Taunton, Mass. 84
Massillon Bridge Co Massillon, O. 170
McElroy, Samuel Brooklyn, N. Y. 216
McLain, Louis Sanford. Pla. 216
McManus, P West Philadelphia, Pa. 215
Mengis, M. C New York, N. Y. 146
Mercer Rubber Co Trenton, N. J. 108
Metcalf , Paul & Co Pittsburgh, Pa. 168
Metropolitan Foundry and Iron Works Louisville, Kv. 282
Michijfan Car Co Detroit, Mich. 28
Midvale Steel Co Philadelphia. Pa. XXI
Millener, Joel H Buffalo. N. Y. 154
Miller, McDonald & Co Fremont, Neb. 208
Milmine, H. B. & Co Toledo, O. 242
Minaham, D. P Springfield, O. 210
Mississippi Glass (^ St. Louis, Mo. 114 "^
Missouri Car and Foundry Co St. Louis, Mo. 80 -^
Mitchell & Rowland Lumber Co Toledo, O. 104
Monarch Palace Car Co New York, N. Y. 74
Montague & Co Chattanooga, Tenn. 146
Morse, Williams & Co .PXAVw^ji^'^^.^^- ^
Mortoo, Bliss & Co Ne^ YotV,^. X. 0^o«>U liviW* ¥t wx. ^w.^ •
GOULD <ft EBEHHARDT
. 97 to 111 N. J. R. R. &TB., near Hartet St. Station, PonKa. R, R,, Nevart, N. J,
raUnt SnAPEBS.
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MAHER & BRAYTON,
PROPRTETOSS.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Cftr, EDgiiie, Tnick and Tender Wheels,
Railroad, RolIiiiK-Mill and Machinei7 Cutinga.
and Street Railroad Wheels
and Turnouta.
CHILLED-FACE RAILROAD PROGS.
Office, 20 Carter St.
foils : CORNER CARTER and GOLUNS STS., CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RT. OFFICIALS— ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ADVERTISERS.
PAflB
Mosler. Bowen & Co New York, N. Y. XXXV
Motley. Thornton N New York, N. Y. 214
Murphy & Co New York, N. Y. 176
N
National Car and Locomotive Bnilder . . New York, N. Y. 180
National Car and Locomotive Builder " Supplement." New York, N. Y. 181
Nef tel & Oothout New York. N. Y. 208
New Jersey Steel and Iron Co Trenton, N. J. 90
North Chicago Rolling Mill Co Chicago, 111. VI
Northwestern Lumberman Chicago, 111. 187
Nubian Iron Enamel Co Chicago, 111. 166
O
Off utt & Co New York, N. Y. 208
Otis Iron and Steel Co Cleveland, 0. 108
P
Parrott Varnish Co Bridgeport, Conn. 94
Pafisaic Rolling Mill Co Paterson, N. J. XXXIII
Paul.C. B Brooklyn, N. Y. 176
Penn Bridge Co Beaver Falls, Pa. 170
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co Philadelphia, Pa. 110
Pennsylvania Bolt and Nut Co I^ebanon, Pa. 162
Pennsylvania Steel Co Philadelphia, Pa. Ing&rt, 129
Pbenix Insurance Co . . New York, N. Y. I
Philadelphia Car Works (J. G. Brill Co.) Philadelphia, Pa. XI
Phoenix Assurance Co New York, N. Y. I
Phcenix Iron Works Cleveland, 0. 162
Phosphor Bronze Smelting Co \ Philadelphia, Pa. 18
Pioneer Brass Works Indianapolis, Ind. 06
Pittsburgh Bridge Co Pittsburgh, Pa. 160
Pittsburgh Forge and Iron Co Pittsburgh, Pa. 58
Place. George New York. N. Y. IX
Plume and Atwood Manufacturing Co Waterbury, Conn. XXIX
Pompton Steel and Iron Co Pompton, N. J. XXUI
Poor, H. V. &H. W New York. N. Y. 48 and 202
Poor & Greenough New York, N. Y. 50
Poor's " Manual of Railroads" New York, N. Y. 8, 62. 195. 200 and 201
Pope, Thomas J. & Bro New York. N. Y. 112
Pratt & Whitney Ca) Hartford, Conn. 144
Price & McGavock Topeka, Kan. 210
Prichard, Henry S Philadelphia, Pa. 216
Pugh& Russell New York, N. Y. 234
Pullman's Palace Car Co Chicago, 111. X
R
Railroad Contractors* Bureau . , St. Louis, Mo. 215
Railroad Gazette New York, N. Y. 179
Railway Lighting and Heating Co Philadelphia, Pa. 78
Railway News Co New York, N. Y. 183
Railway Teleflrraph and Telephone Co New York, N. Y. 136
Railway World Publishing Co Philadelphia, Pa. 184
Rand, McNally & Co Chicago, 111. 46
Rathborne, Joseph & Co Chicago. 111. 158
Rendle, Arthur E. . . New York. N. Y. 116
Review Publishing Co New York, N. Y. 198
Rhode Island Locomotive Works Providence, R. I. 84
Roebling, John A. Sons* Co Trenton, N. J., and New York, N. Y. Ill
Rogers' Locomotive and Machine Works Paterson, N.J. 80
Ross & Sanford Jersey City, N. J. 208
Royal Fire Insurance Co New York, N. Y. 52
Rutherford & Barclay Pliiladelphia, Pa. 32
Ryan, James J Philadelphia, Pa. 216
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PAQK
Saxton, J. C New York, N. Y. 214
SchenecUd/ Locomotive Works Schenectady, N. Y. 82
Schneider, C. C New York, N. Y. 218
Scranton Steel Co Scranton, Pa. 188
Searles, William H Cleveland, O. 218
Sellers, Morris & Co Chicago, 111. 2
Sellers, William & Co Philadelphia. Pa. VII
Shaw, Edward S Boston, Mass. 216
Shipman & Bohlen Newark, N. J. 70
Shoenberger & Co Pittsburgh, Pa. 186
Snead&Bibb Louisville, Ky. 282
Solid Steel Co Alliance, O. 144
Solomon's, B. L. Sons New York, N. Y. 66
Sooysmith & Co New York, N. Y. 212
Southern Car Works Knoxville. Tenn. 86
Standard Car Heating and Ventilating Co Pittsburgh, Pa. 56
Standard Gas Lamp Co Philadelphia, Pa. 6
Standard Paint Co New York, N. Y. V
Standard Steel Works (The) Philadelphia, Pa. XXI
Standard Underground Cable Co Pittsburgh, Pa. 184
Stark Nut-Lock Co St. Louis, Mo. 112^
Stephenson, John Co., Limited. New York, N. Y. 280
Sterling Steel Co Pittsburgh, Pa. 168
Stoner & McClure Pittsburgh, Pa. 152
Street Railway Journal New York. N. Y. 185
Stroud & Co NewYork, N. Y. Ill
T
Taunton Locomotive Manufacturing Co Taunton, Mass. 86
Tierney, Myles New York, N. Y. 210
Tiffany Refrigerator Car Co Chicago, 111. 86
Tradesman Publishing Co Chattanooga, Tenn. 189
Travellers' Life and Accident Insurance Co Hartford, Conn. 142
U
Uhle,JohnB Philadelphia, Pa. XXXV
Union Steel Co Chicago, 111. 2
Union Switch and Signal Co Pittsburgh, Pa. 186
United States Rolling Stock Co New York, N. Y. 20
V
Vanderbilt & Hopkins New York, N. Y. 158
Von Rofienberg, Leo NewYork. N. Y. 218
Voae. Richard '. :.. .New York. N. Y. 298
Vulcanized Fibre Co New York, N. Y. 88
W
Wales Manufacturing Co Syracuse, N. Y. 232
Wallis Iron Works Jersey City. N. J. 170
Way. Rhodes & Blankley Philadelphia, Pa. 236
Weir Frog Co Cincinnati,©. 176
Western Forge and Rolling Mills St. Louis, Mo. 92-^
Westinghouse Air-Brake (Jo Pittsburgh, Pa. XLIII
Wetmore, A. B NewYork, N. Y. 158
Wharton. William, Jr. & Co Philadelphia, Pa. 284
Whidden, Hill & Co Boston, Mass. 210
White, E. D. &Co Brooklyn, N. Y. 176
White Si Raeder New York, N. Y. 216
Whitney. A. & Sons Philadelphia, Pa. XXVII
Wickes Refrigerator Co Chicago, III. 172
Williamson & Cassedy Philadelphia, Pa. 214
Wood, R.D. &Co Philadelphia, Pa. 22
Y
Young & Sons .W^'bSkj^^s$«^2b»^^^ "*^
The Standard Steel Works.
Locojnotiie and Car Wbeel
TIRES
HuinfaclDi«d trom
OTIS STEEL.
& Co., 133 dnliiil
I) bbidtAHubhiit. LouiiYi
pruTT ± Co., New Yerk Cily.
I L. LlACH, Boalon.
xxn
CLASSIFIED LIST OF ADVERTISERS.
PAQI
Accident Insurance Cos.
Fidelity A Casualty To., New York City, /n. Bk. Cov.
Travellen' Insaranco Co., Hartford, CoQn 142
Anti-Friction Metal.
Jordan, F., New York, N. Y 808
Air Brakes.
American Brake Co., St. Loalt, Mo 78
Bamea Vacaum Brake Co.. Boston, Maas XLII
Weatinghoase Alr-Brake Co., Pituburgh, ra..XLIlI
Air Compressors.
Ingersoll Rock Drill Co., New York City 282
Angle and Tee Iron.
Carnegie Bros. A Co. (Lim.), Pittahnrgh, Pa.... 108
New Jeraey Steel and Iron Co., Trentoa, N. J. . 00
Pasaaic Rolling Mill Co.. Paterson, N. J XXIII
Stroud A Co., New York City Ill
Antimony.
Pope^ T.J. ABro., New York, N. Y 112
Anvils.
Clieeter Steel Castings Co.. Philadelphia, Pft 18
Midrale Steel Co., Philadelphia, PA XIX
Automatic Brakes.
American Brake Co . St. Louis, Mo 78
Baraea Vacnam Brake Co.. Boston, Mass . . . .XLII
WeeUoghouse Air-Bmke Co., Plttsbnigh, Pa.XLIlI
Axles.
Alabama Car Works, Annlaton, Ala 88
Bass Foundry and Machine Co.. Ft. Wayne, Ind. 180
Bangh Steam F6rge Co., Detroit, Mich 118
Cambria Iron Co., Johnstown, Pa 4
Eastern Forge Co.. Portland, Me 124
Excelsior Pdy. AMach Works. Birmingham Ala. 164
Harlan & Hoillngsworth Co. Wilmington, Del.. 21
Hussej, Howe A Co., Pittsburg, Pa. In. FroiU Cov.
Michigan Car. Co., Detroit, Mlcb 28
Midvale Steel Co.. Philadelphia, Pa XXI
Otis Iron and Steel Co., Cleveland. 186
PfnnmyWania Steel Co.. Sieelton. Pa. ...Insert, IW
SUndard Steel Works, Philadelphia. Pa XIX
Whitney, A A. Sons, PhiladelphU, Pa XXVII
Badges.
French, S. a.. New York, N. Y 22
Horstmann Bros. A Co., Philadelphia, Pa XXV
Bankers.
Green A Batoman. New York, N. Y. 0pp. In. Ft. Ow.
Hussoy, Hoyt A Co., Cleveland, O XXXV
Morton, Bliss A Co., New York, N. Y. 0pp. In. Ft. C.
Poor A Qreenough, New York, N. Y CO
Beams and Girders.
Carnegie Bros. A Co., Pittsburgh, Pa 108
PAOB
New Jersey Steel A Iron Co., Trenton, N. J. . . 20
PMsaic Rolling Mill Co., Paterson, N. J. . . XXXIII
Belting.
Mercer Rubber Co., Trenton, N. J 108
Bismuth.
Pope, T. J. A Bro., New York, N. Y 112
Blasting Batteries.
Ingersoll Rock Drill Co., New York, N. Y 282
Blasting Powder.
JStoa Powder Oo., Chicago, 111 204
Atlantic Dynamite Co., New York, N. Y 206
Dixie Powder Co., Chatuoooga, Tcnn 164
Hecla Powder Cow, New York, N. Y 204
Boiler Feeder.
Sellers, William A Co., PhUadelphU, Pa VII
Boiler Plate.
Cleveland Rolling Mill Co. , Cleveland .0 68
Hussey, Howe A Co., Pittsburgh. Pa. In. Front Cov.
Otla Iron and Steel Co., Cleveland, 166
Sboenberger A Co., Pittaburgh, Pa 186
Stroud A Co., New York. N.T lU
Boilers.
Baas Foundry and Machine Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. 180
Boiler Tubes.
Allison Mannflicturlng Co., Philadelphia, Pa. . . . 26
Bolts.
Allison Manufacturing Co., Philadelphia, Pa. ... 26
Drummond, M. J., New York, N. Y. 214
Fuller Bros. A Co., New York. N. Y 82
Pennsylvania Bolt and Nut Co., Lebanon. Pa. . . 162
Pituburgh Forge and Iron Co., Pituburgh, Pa. . 68
Brake Pipe.
Mercer Rubber Ca, Trenton, N. J 108
Brakes (Railroad.)
American Brake Co., St. LouIp. Mo 76
Barnes Vacuum Brake Co., Boston. Maes XLII
Weatinghoase Alr-Brake Co., Pituburgh, Pa.XLIlI
Brass (Sheet).
Plume A Atwood Mfg. Co.. Waterbnry, Conn.XXIX
Pope, T. J. A Bro., New York, N. Y 112
Brass Founders.
Phosphor Bronse Smelting Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 18
Pioneer Braas Works, Indianapolis, Ind 96
Sellers, Morris A Co., Chicago, 111 8
Brass Sbami.ess Tubing.
Bridgeport Brass Co., Bridgeport., OmaBk Hfe
STEEL ANDIRON CO.,
Pomptofif Passaic Co., N. J»
MANUFACTURERS OF BEST REFINED
CRUCIBLE CAST STEEL,
(Steel Works Established i854>)
AND
Spiral Railway Car Springs,
Of all descriptions. (Spring Works Established 1877.)
E MANUFACTURERS OF
Mm & Stevenson's Fateit Elliptic Spring
This drawing represents the spring as it will stand under the empty
car when correct weights are furnished us. The average load will deflect
the spring so that its leaves will be parallel. We claim that the utmost
limit of ease is reached by this construction. The inner leaves are scrolled
the same as the main leaves of an ordinary Elliptic, but are not fastened to
the end clips. Their only purpose is to insure vertical motion and security
against side thrusts. This they do perfectly. They arc no heavier than is
necessary to effect this, and are not relied upon for carrying capacity.
These springs are furnished with any number of sections, or to carry any
weight desired.
"". E. LUDLUM, Sales Agent. JAMES LUDLUM, Prest.
POOB'S DIHECTOBT OF BY. OFFICIALB— CLASSIFtBD LIST OP ADVEETISKR8.
Bbidoe BniLDEss.
AJbMij Bridgs and Iron Woiki AlbuT, N, T.. 16S
AiluUBriibaaiu] AxlcCo., AUuU.Oi Vtt
DelrollBrldgeaDdlron WoAi.l>elrolt,lllch... IK
Hlmllton. T^ H., Tultdo, O SI*
JoneBABeDnerCo., Pliimlelphl*,!** 110
UKUormuk. J., AjWy, N. ¥ IM
MuilLlon bridge Co., MutillOD.O .... 110
NcwJeneTttUsuluidIroaCo.,Tr«iiIaii,M. J.... BO
Psawic Kolling Ktl) Co., Pslenou, N. J... ZXXIII
PenB BriOvv Co.. Beaver TtH*. P» 170
PHWtmrgh Brtdjte Cu., Plldbarrfi, P» IM
8ooy«iniili * Co., N«w York, N.? ill
Waiinlron Worh.Jcnejr Citj. N. J 110
Wetiern ^orge ud Kolilog MiUi, SL Lonli, Uo. M
BoojtralUi A Co., New York, If. T...
Bridge Timber.
Mltcbell A RowJmd Lnmbcr Co., T
eioaer A McClim, I'lLMliurgh, P>...
BUTTOBB.
FreDCi, a. A., Hem York. N. Y —
UonmuDB Bros. » Co., PhltidelpbU. P> XXV
Canr.ES.
BUDdudOnderKRiDDdC>bl*Co.,Il.Y.C[lT.... lU
Car Bba rings.
Cbealer Sleel OXinga Co.. Phlliderphla. P*.... 18
MTi«aur[ Cur and FoundrJ Co.. 81. Louie, Mo. .. M
I-boepbor Bronis Hmclung Co., Phil*., Pk 18
Pluniwr Bra-a Worki, IndTtnapolli, Ind M
Sellcn, Hoitii £ Co., Cblrago lU *
Car Brakes.
CaS GORTAINB.
Bolauon'i Bon*. B, L,, Svw York, If. Y . . .
Cab Fixturkb.
On«laj, E. B. A Co., Ktir York, IT. Y....
Car He-itkm.
IT HoaL ud VsDi. Ca.,'kltob'ti, F>.'. U
Lools, Ho...
WedinehuBH Alr-Bnke Ho., PIHBbiir|li,'pi.'.XUlI
Car Brake Sboeb,
CbeUnfiUclCwtuin Co., PhllidolptaU, Pi tS
Ramuo WboH ud^madn Co., Ruupo, H. T. .
Solid WMl Co., AIUUCE, M
Garb, Street.
Brill. J. Q. Co., PhlladelphI*, P>
brOHDcU 4 Wrighl C« Co. — '
Pagb A RdhcII, Mew lurk •DO UDicago XM
Car Vbntilatihq AppARATrs.
StududCat HmuA Vaut.Co., PltubDrgh,P*, H
Car Washkb.
Bndit; A BmlCb, Mow York, N. Y. 10
Car BniLDBRS.
AJibiDUt C*r Wa4«. Annlalon, AI*
AmMn MuarKturlDg Co,. Pblladolpbla, Pa....
Biuner & Biultb Mfg. Co., Pblladalptala, pa
h. Wk»„ BlrmlnghBin,
Harlan & Uollintiworlli Co., Wllmlugion,
Uukei A Barker Cu Co., Mliiblgau Cit; , 1
JackwD A ittturp Co., WllmliunoD.Del...
Lubuioa UinnraclanTig
UtebAsldCuCHicb. C
Mleblgar " -■•- "'—'
•Diui Car and Fc
amb Palace Car Co.,^ew York, I
Pullman'! Palace Car Co., Cblcago, III
BoaUMTD Cu Worka. KooiTllle, Tenn..
BtaptaeBaonCo., Jotanatni.) (Bt'i) N.Y
Tlflan) Rcfrlgeralor Car Co., Cblcago, I
U. S. Rolllnc btvck Co.. New York, N.l
Wickoa lUtrlgeraior Co., Cbieago, LU...
Lil_ehaeld,Ill...XXXm
N. Y.
lllinmwgriB Co.. 1
Kuobor Co., TrBnlon, 1. _ _.
ID Btwland IroD Co Pompton. N. J.. XXIII
Ba» tdy. and Macb. V
lUu, J, H., Cblcago, 11. UH
CbeaieiHlwilCaaauEi Co., fbiladtlpbla. Pa.... 18
DatTDltCar Wbsel Co., Detioli. HicQ IIB
ULckion MTg. Co., Scranton, Pa.
ItiDel*locFdv.BudMacu.Wk>.,Blim'gbaiii,Ala. IH
Uarlan A Hollingewurlb Co., WiimiDgluD, Del.. M
KDoivllJe CarHoMl Co., Knoxdlle, TeDD W
LUcbfldd Car and Macb. Co., UtchBald, lU.XXXIU
MaberiBrajloo, U— '— ' " """
_ , . M.C., New York, ij.y;;;;;:"".'.'.'.'.'..
Mlcblgan Cat Co. .Detroit, Mick
. .. ^--idrj COy St. LoQla, Ma..
tk,N. Y
•bUadclpbi*. Fa Xl
MlMaDrlCarand^i
Htroud It Co., Net
Whltatr, A. « Bo
XXY
F. W. DEVOE & CO.,
Cor. Fulton and William Sts.. NEW YORK.
(EST-A.BLISHEE) 1852.)
MANUFACTURERS OF
STANDARD COACH COLORS,
STANDARD VARNISHES ,
STANDARD BRUSHES ,
As Used by all the Principal Railroads of the United States.
ARTISTS' MATERIALS. MATHEMTAICAL INSTRUMENTS.
ENGINEERING GOODS.
Coffin, DEVOE & Co.. 1 76 Randolph St, Chicago.
EST.A.BXiIIjECEID 1815.
'J
Fiftli and Cherry Sts.^ PhUadelphia,
MANUFACTURERS OP
BaOroadlim Siplies of eTerFDescriptioD.
CAPS, BADGES,
COLLAR EMBROIDERIES, LACES,
BUTTONS, ETC., ETC., ETC.
BUNTING FOR SIGNALS.
CONDUCTORS' PUNCHES.
8BNII FOR CATALOGUB.
HORSTMANN BROS. & CO., Philadelphia.
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(POOR'S DIRBCTORT OF RT. OFFICIALS— CLASSIFIED LIST OF ADVERTISERS.
PAOS
Solid Steel Co.. Alliance, 144
Standard Steel Works, Philadelphia, Pa XIX
Circular Saws.
Pay, J. A. A Co., Cincinnati, 78
Place, George, Machinery Co., New York, N.T.. 188
CnriL Engineers.
Boascaren^., Cincinnati, O 218
Coolidge, W. G. A Co., Chicago, 111 2W
Cooper, Theodore. New York, N. Y 218
Dickenson. P. P., New York, N. Y 212
Detroit Bridge and Iron Works. Detroit, Mich.. 100
Johnston R. R. Frog and SwiUh Co., Phila., Pa. 261
Knight & Bontecoa, Kansas City, Mo 216
Lucius, Albert, New York, N. Y 218
McElroy, Samuel, Brooklyn, N. Y 216
McLaln, Louis, Sanford, Pla 216
Neftcl &Oothout, New York, N. Y 208
Prichard, Henry S.. Philadelphia, Pa 216
Schneider, C. C.. New York, N. Y 218
Searles, William H.. Cleveland, O 218
Shaw, Edward S., Boston, Mass 216
Sooysmith A Co., New York, N. Y 212
Von Rosenberg, Leo, New York, N. Y 218
Wharton, Willtam, Jr. A Co. (Lim.\ Phila , Pa.. 284
White & Reader, New York and Chicago 216
Coal.
Colorado Coal and Iron Co., Denrer, Col. ...... M
Colors.
Chilton Manuf . Co., N. Y. and Boston 124
Deroe. P. W. A Co., New York, N. Y XXV
Commission Mekchants.
Stroud A Co., New York, N. Y HI
Conductors' Buttons.
French, S. A., New York, N. Y 22
Uorstmann Bros. A Co., i hlladelphia. Pa XXV
Contractors.
Albany Bridge and Iron Worka, Albany, N. Y... 166
Conway, M. W. , Brooklyn, N.Y 208
Coolidge, W. G. A Co., Chicago, III 2U
Craig, William P., New York. N. Y 210
Delano, P. M., New York, N. Y t08
Dickinson. P. P., New York, N. Y 21i
Eaaon, John. Detroit, Mich 210
Gaynor, E. J., PottflTllle, Pa 215
Haines Broa., New York, N. Y 940
HamlltoB, T. H., Toledo, 212
Johnaton R.R. Frog and Switch Co., Phila., Pa. 261
MacCormack, J., Albany, N.Y 166
Maney, Thomas F. A Co., Boston, Maaa 212
Mason. Gooch A Hoge Co.. Frankfort, Ky 208
McLain. Louls^anford, Fla 216
McManna, P., Weat Philadelphia, Pa 215
Mengis.M.C., New York, N;Y 146
Miller, McDonald A Co., Fremont, Neb 208
Minahan, D. F., Springfield, O . . . 210
Neftel A Oothont, New York, N. Y 206
Price A McGavock, Tojpcka, Kan 210
Railroad Contractors' Bureaa. St. Lonia, Mo.... 215
Richardson, Philip, New York, N. Y »;8
Rose A Sanford, Jersey City, N. J 206
Ryan, Jamea J., Philadelphia, Pa 216
Saulpaugh, T. A Co., MinneapoUa. Minn 212
Sooysralih A Co., New York. N. Y 212
Tiemey.M) lea. New York, N. Y 210
Way. Rhodes A Blankley, Philadelphia, Pa 286
Wharton, William, Jr. A Co. (Lim.), Phila.. Pa. . 2M
Whidden, Hill & Co., Boston, Maaa 210
Contractors* Machinery.
Ingersoll Rock Drill Co., New York, N. Y 282
Contractors' Supplies.
Barrows A Co.H., New York, N.Y 208
Carey, George, New York, N. Y 214
Conway, M.^.. Brooklyn. N. Y 208
PAOS
Crate. William P.. New York. N. Y 210
Delalleld, Tallmadge, New Yorlc. N. Y 203
Dmmmond, M. J., New York, N. Y 214
Humphreys A Sayce, New York ,N.Y 208
Ingersoll Rock Drill Co.. New York, N. Y 282
Jordan. F., New York, N. Y 208
Laflin A Rand Powder Co., New York, N. Y. ... 214
Learltt, C. W. A Co.. New York. N.Y 208
Motley. Thornton N , New York, N. Y 214
Offutt&Co.,NewYork,N Y 208
Saxton, J. C, New York, N.Y 214
Williamson A Caiaedy, Philadelphia, Pa 214
Copper Ooods.
Pope, T.J. ABio., New York, N. Y 112
Copper Ingot.
Pope, T. J. A Bro., New York, N. Y 112
Copper Seamless Tubing.
Br idgeport Brass Co. , Bridgeport, Cenn 90
Copper Sheet.
Pope, T. J. A Bro., New York, N. Y 112
Cranes.
Phosnix Iron Worka, Clereland, O 162
Crank Pin Jacks.
Dudgeon, Richard, New York, N. Y XXXI
Creosotino.
Carolina Oil A Creosote Co., Wilmington. N. C. 150
Eppinger A Russell. Brooklyn. N.Y 14
Vanderbilt A Hopklna, New York, N. Y 158
Crossings. Railroad.
Chester Steel Castings Co., Philadelphia. Pa . . . 18
Johnston R.B. Frog and Switch Co., Phila., Pa.. 2tfl
Midrale Steel Co., Steelton, Pa XIX
PennsylTania Steel Co., Philadelphia, Pa../n«fr<, 129
Union Switch and Signal Co., Pittsburgh. Pa.. . 126
Way, Rhodes A Blankley, Philadelphia, Pa 286
WierFrogCo., Cincinnati, O 176
Cross Ties (Steel).
Johnson Steel Street Hall Co., Johnstown,
Pa. OppaalU Intide Back Cover.
Culverts.
Wood, R D. ACo.. Philadelphia, Pa 22
Culvert Pipe.
Dmmmond, M. J., New York, N. Y 214
Montague A Co., Chattanooga, Tenn 146
Curtains.
Solomon's Sons, B. L , New York, N.Y 66
Derricks.
Phcsnlx Iron Works, Clereland, 162
Draw Bars.
Bangh Steam Forge Co., Detroit, Mich 118
Drills.
Bement, Milea A Co. . Philadelphia, Pa 12
Place, George, New.York IX and 188
SeUers, WiUlam A Co., Philadelphia, Pa VII
Dynamite.
ifitaa Powder Co., Chicago, 111 204
Atlantic Dynamite Co., New York, N. Y 2Cft
Dixie Powder Co., ChaUati«Q(^tb.,'Y««o. ^»{^
H«eUk Po^^vt eo.,"«k«fi XQit«.,ia..X 'w*^
30Bli B. WBITNST.
EgTABLISHED 1847.
JAM^ 8. WSlTirST.
A. WHITNEY & SONS,
ttiWIEElffnil
Callowhill and 16th Sts.,
aPI3:iXj^IDEX,FH:i.A., F.A..
Cast Chilled and Steel-Tired Wheels,
Axles and Car Boxes
FunyisBEO ron etest kind of sERricE, inclxtdiko
STREET AND MINE RAILWAYS.
I».A.Ti:iiSOIT, IT. J-
FRED. W. COOKE.
xm TOJU OFFICE, U BROUWIT.
H. i. am, lUeiL
POOR'S DIRECTORT OP RT. OFFICIALS— CLASSIFIED LIST OF ADVERTISERS.
ELBCTRICAL IlTBTRUMENTB.
Qreeley, B. 8. * Co., New York, N. T 81
Eleyatobs.
Morae, WUliaaf * Co., FhibidelpliU and N. Y. . 6
EnOINSXHS' IXaTRUMBNTB.
Tonng A Sons, Philadelphia, Pft XI
Engraysbb.
AmerloBii Beak Note O^.^JIew ToTk, N. T IT
rrankllB Bank Note Co., New York, N.Y n
Farb-Boxes (Strbbt Car).
Walea M/g. Co., Sjncsae, N. Y 3a»
Fibre Screw Nuts.
VnJcaniaed Fibre Co., Wilmington, Del 88
Fidelity Ins. and Guaranty Bonds.
Fidelity and Caanalty. Co., New York. In. Bk. 099.
Files.
PauI,Cbarlee B., Brooklyn, N. Y m
Firb-Armb.
Marlin Pire-Arma Co. , New Haven, Cobb 100
Firebox Stbbl.
Shoenberger * Co., Pittabnrgh, Pa. 188
Fire Brick.
Montagne A Co., Chattanooga, Tean 148
Whlte,B.D. AGO., Brooklyn, N.Y 178
Fire Extinouibhers.
Lewie Hand Ufa Jbtlngnliher Co., Chicago, HI. 88
Fire Hydrants;
Lndk>wVahrelfni*etBrta^;Obu«Tlroj.XT... 88
Wood, R. O. * O^ PfettadSphla, Pa7. Wk
FOROINGS, BaIUK>A]>.
Baaa Foundry aad Machine Co., Ft. Wayne, l^d. 18D
BanffbHteamlbrgeiX)., Detroit. Mich 118
Canibria Iron Go.. Jbhnetown, Pa 4
Detroit Bridge and Iron Co., Detroit, Mich 168
Baatern Forge Co., Portland, Me 184
Excelsior Fdy. and Mach. Co., Birmingham, Ala. 184
Hai«ey, Howe A Co., Pittabargfa, Pa../ii. Front Gov.
Michigan Car Co., Detroit, Mich
MidTiQe Sieei Co., Philadelphia. Pa
88
PennaylTaoia Steel Co., Sleelton, Pa Imert^ Itt
Plttsborgfa FoMe and Iron Co., Pittabnrgh, Fla. . 06
Scrantou Bteel Co., 8cranton. Pa 818
Standard Steel Worka, Philadelphia, Pa XIX
Frogs, Railroad.
Cheater Steel Caatlnga Co., Philadelphia, Ba . . . 18
Johaatm B.R. Frogaad Switch Co., Phila., Pa.. 861
Maher ib Brayton; Clevehind, O.. XVn
Midrale Steel Co., Philadelphia, Pa XXI
Pennsylvania :iieel Co., Steclton, Pa Inserlt 189
Union Switch and Signal Co., Pittahargh, Pa. . . . 1S6
Way, Khodee A Blankley, PhiUdelpbia, Pa ... 886
WlerFrogCo., Cincinnitti.0 176
Gas Lamps.
Standard Gaa Lamp Co., rhiladelphla, Pa 6
Gasounb.
Athuitie Refining Co., PhiUidclphia, Pa 104
Gelatinized Fibre.
Volcanised Fibre Co., Wilmington, Del 88
GLA88 Manufacturers.
Harfweii,H. Edgar Co., N^w York, N.Y lai
Haidt, Loaia * Broe.. Brooklya, N. Y 114
MiaeiaalDpt OhMa Co., St. Lonif, Mo 114
Bendle, Aiihar B., New York and Philadelphia. 118
GOYERNMENT SECURITIES.
Morton, BUaa * Co., New York, N. Y., Opif. In, ft. C,
Poor A Qreenongh, New York. N. Y 80
Green A Bafteman, New York, N. Y. 0pp. In. Ft. C,
Grindstones.
ClereUad stone Co., Olereland, 108
Hammers.
Pratt A Whitney Co., Hartford, Conn 144
Heating (Car).
Railway Lighting and Heating Co., Phila., Fa. . 72
Standard Car Heat, and Vent. Co., Pitt«b*h, Pa. t8
Hoisting Engines.
Morae, Williams A Co.. Philadelphia and N. Y . . 8
Sazton, J. C, New York, N. Y 814
Homogeneous Boiler Plate.
Haasey, Howe A Co., Pltttbnrg, Pa../n. Front Gov.
Hose.
Mercer Bobber Co., Trenton, N. J 106
Hydraulic Eleyators.
Mona, WUHama * Co., PhiU. and New York.
6
Hydbaulzo Jacks.
Dn«gaon,Blchard, Now York, N.Y. XXXI
Htdbaulio Punches.
Dndgeoo, Richard, New York, N. T. XXXI
Injectors.
SeUin, William* Co., PhUadelphIa, Pa Vn
Insurance Companies.
Fldtf itf aad Oaaoalty Co., New York, N. Y. ... 148
Lancaabire Insuraiice Co., New York, N. Y 110
Phenlz Inrnrance Co., New YorK City I
Penn Mntual Life Ina. Co., PhiladHphia, Pa... lit
Phoenix Aasorance Co., New York Ci tv I
Royal Inenrance Co. , New York, N. Y. 68
Satterlee, Boeiwick A Martin, New York, N. Y. S9
Trarellers* Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn 14<
Interlocking Switches.
PennayivaninSt^el Co., Philadelphia, V%..Inmrt, 128
Union Switch and Signal Co., Plttaburgb,. Pa. . . 186
Iron, Bar.
Bangh Iron Forge Co. , Detroit, Mich 118
Canuirla Iron Co., Philadelphia. Pa J 4
Colorado Coal and Iron Co., Denver, Col 54
North Chicago Rnlliug Mill Co., Chicago, III. . . . . VI
Paeeaic Rolling MUl Co., Paterson, N. J XXHI
PennsylvaDla Bolt and Nat Co., Lebanon, Pa.... 164
StroQd&Co., New York,N. Y Ill
Iron Enamel.
>siiw
&
MMWifcotufra of
BRASS AND GERMAN SILVER
In. Sbeot*. Kolls, . "^Ire and. Ztoda.
Copper and Bnss Blveti and Burs, Fnrnitnre Handles and
MoDntingB, Bnss Bntt Hinges, Ete.
THE LAROKST MANUFAOTOIIY OP
KEROSENE LAMP BURNERS
JTL .^xxxeno£u
mrc wtd RolUac Hills.
WATERBITKT, COlfir.
THOKASTOM.
18 Murray SfrMt, N«w York. 71 Purl Street, Boston.
lis Lak* dtreat Chicago.
POOR'S DIRBCTORT OT KT. 0VFI0IAL8-CLAB8IFIBD U8T OP ADTERTISERB.
Iron Ore.
CaUIni, H. B. * Ok, nuabugk, P>
iROK Ore Paint.
Oanlaoil trau Or« Flint Co., CtortliDd. O. .
Irov, Fid.
i.,PltUbaTKb.ni'^
Colltau. H. X. * Ci
Nonh ChicaRO r '
Pops, T, J, * B:
rark,H.T
8trood 4 CO., Nbw York, N. r. JO
Dalan8tcclCo..GU«^, Ul S
Iron Pipe and FnriKas,
AllliODHuiutMlarlBfCo.,PkUadalphlk, Pa... 3t
Iron Roofiko.
OuTjIran Booflng Co., (
Iron, Bh&et.
Clsreluid KaU— . ...
StroDd S Co., New York, S. T.
LOOOHOTITI TiBBB.
Vldnla BiMl 0> , PhD
BUadard BimI Worki,
LUBRICATIKa OlIA
Atluac ScflDliw Co., PblkdelphlA, P> 101
DRher*Co.,NiwIorfe,N. T. Htt
AllKO C»., & D., '7'~i'-ytii O.. .
JoDRRAL Bearings.
PlioipliDTBniiueSmettl^CeL,PUlia«lpbla,PL IB
Laxp-Postb, Bbackvts and Clcstkri.
euodard Qu Lunp Co.. Phtladdptait and H. T.
Latheh.
BBDMiit^llUB* 4 Co., PbUidslpbla, Pl
"-« * wwinej CO;, avtronC i" —
k,K.Y. 0/if.M.K.e.
LOCOHOTITBS,
B*]d«laLao>niotlTeWiKk4niltaddphlLFB..J
BoraMB,a«ir«aA.,Ke<rYork,N.T:. .
DlcktOD V-I-g. Oe.,^ruuii, K
BiDldu Looodutln Works, BoMoD. »■«*
Muoo llacliiiu Work*. TuBtofl, Mus
Rbode ItUod Loeo. WorkB^Proirldeim, R. I ...
Itogm Loco, ud MacblDi Work*, Nbw York. . .
JSchenocUdir Loco. Woika, SctniucUilT, ». Y . .
Tiasum LvcODHitiia Mh. Oo., Tuntun. Ilim...
"U. S, RollLUnSUK:kCo„>iBwVork,N. y
LocoMonvK Drivib Braxk.
AMolcn Bnik* Oa- 8t. Looli, Ho.
B»nm Ykcbmb Bfto "* "-—
nBr^OOgBd(l«i,lbH. ZLll
Alr-Bnka Co., Ptiubiir(b, Pa. , XLUl
S
Buhuell, A.. Kanni dtjr, Mo wo
Danoat A F«II, N«r York, K. T IW
I>alitBld,T>1lBadB0,N«wYiiik,N. T Wt
D«ha LombaraiZFIuiUit Co.. Boston. UaM, M
I>odRO,Hol|t*ao.,I!lairToik,M.Y IM
Premoot ATtm, AUaMA. Ga IM
EpplngerARoH^NawYark, H. Y 14
anbam,JohD&,fr^HawYork,N.T tN
HiuUT,miatsoiisOB.,lliuknan,llteh riH
Mann Bn»., Chloua, III IH
MUloDw, Joal hTBdAIo, N. Y IM
llluih«U*Bow1aBdLaiiibOTCa.iTolttdo, O..., IM
BaAbana, Jo*. AGo.,Ckka>&Ok IS
BuiMt A HeCtan, PHifbarsC Pa.
Vaudnbllt A Ocbklna. RnrYork, V.T...
WMiaore,A.B.,ltowYotk,M.y
Hachineky.
Pratt A Wtaltngy Co., Hartford. CoBD Ut
Bio«WorPdr.aBdHach.WkL7Biniilii£h>m,Ala IM
MA CH m i BTt' Tool*.
BiaaHr-aiidHa(JLCo.,n.Wam*, Ind 1»
BBBanL HON * Oo. , Fbfladilpbla, Pa HI
OofUdT*. * Xbvrfainit, Newark, N. J XVII
Plaaa,a!grn, Naw York, N. Y,. JX nnd 1S8
PrattA Whlti»jCo,,R>tttant,CoDD 14*
aaUNa,WilllAm*Ca,PU1ad«lpliia,Pa. VU
Haqazinbb, Journau, Err.
Asa of SUel, St. LooU. Mo IM
Am. Jonr, of E4.Aii|illaiicaa,N. Y. andChlc^o. MB
Am.JI«afr.»i)([lroQWorld. Ht(.bnrgU, Fa .... MB
Coal Trade JooruAl, Naw Yorii, K.TT. IM
Ens. NewiPub. Co., New York. N. If IM A IM
Plnaodn. New York. N. T m
IndleaIar!>ubllihinsCo.,MewTn.k.n.Y Ut
Mannlactnrara' KMocd Co., Balllmorp, Md IW
NaL Cai and Loco. Balldv, New York . N. Y. . . . lit
Nat. Car and Loco. BaDdw&Dp., New Y.irk, N.V >•)
Noitfawaalera LnmbaRDan. Cblcago. til IV
Railroad Oaaetta. New York. H.f m
SaUwarKawaCo., New York. N. Y IK
RaUwar World Pub. Co., PhllodilphU, Pa Itt
He»lewPobllihlngCo.,f(vwYork, N. Y m
Street Ritlwa; Journal, N. T. and thkaen.. . .. IM
TudMmiDpBbllflilndCo.ClialtanoOf^. Tenn., IW
Haps (Railroad).
Baad,VcKaIly*Co..Cklcaco,IH U
Mbtallic Crom Ties.
wTorit,K.T. :... lit
1 MTg. Co., BmtaMa, Pa. Ou - bi. R^- *>S^
llRoAQi\\iC<i.,-S«*-^«*0^."* '■^
RICHARD DUDGEON,
Nos. U M 26 GOLDHBIA STREET, NEW YORK,
THE MAKER AND PATEMTKE OP
HYDRAULIC
JACKS ^ PUNCHES.
Roller Tobe Kipante and Direct -Acting Steam HamiQers.
B. BVBQEOM'S PATENT CRANK PIN JACK»
A* used at Rogers' Locomotive Works, and by other principal Loco-
motive Builders and R.R. Companies.
C%uzijiiiuiioaCioiia bj- lettar 'will T^otti-va prompt attention.
POOB'B DIRBCTOBT OV &T. OFFICIALS— CLASSIFIED LIST OF ADTEBTISEEife.
H nilKa SBCEBlTIEt.
BuMT. Hojt * Co., Cbtcw. ni XXXV
Mosaic aLASB.
Hkrtwall. H. U|UCa.,NewTDrk,>.T Itl
HcldtiLoniiABroi., ltoooklTB,H. T IM
Nails.
Colorado Co«l mi lion Co.. JiWW l, Ool H
FDll«rBn>i.AOo.,K«wYach.II.T tt
MartbClik«aoRBUlMMtUOo.,0liietgo. Ill VI
Nut Locks.
MeUair. PMil*Oo.,Ptttrtat|h,P& HI
VDlcMlMdnt»VOB^WUBllM(l>,IM «
8lukNDtL(WkOiL,N<wlMEulSt.I.oata... lU
AUbcn XmUMtnrlnt Co., PWItflilpfcto, P», , ■ . M
BniiaiDoad,][.J., HswroricH.y 114
Fuller Bro».*Uo.. Mew Tortt,W.T «
Puiiie BalUni MIU Co.,ftUnaa, H. i.... .ZXXm
P«a(T)*uteBol(*i>dilmiOi>.,Ute>a*,P*.... US
Oil Box Cotku.
VBlculMdPibnCo.,irilBl4l0D,IM BB
Oils.
AUuitlcR«BslsaCo..PtaII*dcIphla,Pa..... IM
CuoUua Oil ud CnoMi* ri- JffllmlBJI-n, Sal. UO
Bi«ta«t*Co.,M«rToAll.T. Hi
Old Bails, Scrap, etc
BojoUD, GMcn A.. N«w Totk, M. T. M
euoadica.,Ilewirork, K. V lit
OMNlBTnEfl.
SMphouon Co., Jahn tUn.), H«i> Tork, H. T., DO
OPAUOCKNT Olaso.
Hddt, LoDii * araa^ BtoaUtb, n. T. IM
PACKDia.
MntM Babbtc Co., TnnWo, H, J MS
Cbl1tonManDr.Co,JT.T.miMlBdMM IM
OlcnUDdlroaOnPalDtCo., C1o>*laDd,0. tU
Dero^F. W. * Co.. Hew Tork. N. T XXV
Rothaiford A BarcUj, ThiladdpUa, P>. tl
8lud4idPklntCo.,M>iirTaTk,^/y T
Paist and TAKiriaH Brdbhks.
Chilton lUnar. Co., TT.T.aadBoMoa IW
I>noa,F. W. *Co.,N«wtatfc,N.T XXT
PARqUKTRT FlOOBB.
BonshMa, J. W.. FUlid^pbla, FS. IM
Pewb.
Sit«rbiaak Stod Pn Co., Ni* Twk, M. T »
Phohphok Bbokzb.
FtMlpbat Bnan Bbi
Pip» (Cast Ikon).
W»Od,R
FlBTONe.
PLAVXRB (IltON).
BammUMtlM * Co., Fhlladclphli, Ps H
MimrviUIainAOD.,Rilladelplila, Pa. VU
Plahkbs (Wood).
»«iisBt.lUI«*Cb.,FUI>dripUs,P*. »
r>T,J. A4 0a., Olsdaiiatl, O. TS
Fiaa A WUlMir CO'i Hanlbid. Conn IM
BolooiDn'* SoBit B. L., K«w Tork, N. T W
POWDEB (BLAITIIIO)^
.StaaPowdwOo..CblMn, ni Mt
Atlantic Drnaiiilta Co.. II«wTork,N.T MS
Dlila PoufdM Co., Chatlasoona. T«na IM
BedaPowdarOD, Maw York, M.T Mt
LallnABandPowdaTCo., NewTork.H. T. .. SH
POWEB Hauubb.
Sdlara, Vimaa A Co., PUUdalpUa. Pa TU
Power Pmccms and Shears.
Ballan, wmiaiD A Co., PUliddphla, Fa TU
PHnrrcKfl.
Amirlcu Bank BOU Co.. N«r York, H.T IV
FlaakUn Bank ItoU Co., Nair Totk, H. T U
QuARRTina Haohihkht.
IngwMU Bock Drill Co., Raw York, H.T t«
Bail FAaraiiuiaa.
OtnelaadBolHiirlllllCto., Claralind.O M
CalandaOoalaodInniCo..I>aD**r,Col. U
IMabld, Tallmi^, Maw York, M. T MS
Jordan, F.,H«wYork,K.T MS
l[aosb.)I.O.,]lBlrTark.n.T... MS
NMSiChl<acoXolllBgIIIllCo.,CUca(o,IU..... TI
SaOan, Morrla A Co^Tcblcaffo, III *
8lumDtLotkCo.jN«wTaTkaiidSt.LoD]i... IIS
atiood A Co.. »a« Tofk, N. T. W
TnlMiliad ribn Co.. Wlbninstcn, Dal 88
Bails, Iron.
CaabriaIn>DO».,niladdpUa,Pa. 4
Can«leBna.AO<i.(Lta.).F1ttabBT)[h,Fa...., Ml
Cla*daBdBoIlli(IIUIO0L,Cl<inteiid,O W
Maacla,II.C.,lA>Tork,N.T !«
NDrtliChloafOBolltng]llUOa.,Chlean,Ill.... TI
Sned A Co., Akbu, Maw ToHt, H. T ID
Bails, Stkbl.
Bninlon. OroTse A., NawTork,N. T 64
CambiU Iron Worka. Ptiltadelptali, Pa 4
CuncBle Bid*. A Co. (LIB. J. Pitubarah, Pa... IW
aevaIuidRollfa«lUUOo.,ClaTalud, O M
CDllini. H. B. ACo.PHtibsnli.Pa <•
Colorado Coal ind Iran Co., MDYariCal H
Fuller BiTHi. A Co., Naw York, N.T 8)
Homphnra * Baree, Ncii Tork, M. T MB
JollelSlwICo., JoH«l,lll J!
Jo[daa,P.,NrwTork,H. Y MS
Le.Tm,C.W » Co., Kaw York, N. T MB
ManeU. M. C, New York. N. Y I4S
Norib OtaloEo Rolling Mill Co., CUcago, HI.... VI
Pen DiiTloaala Steal Ca„ Slealioti, Fa /■«*>< llB
SeraDloD EHeal Co., 8eiaiiton, Pa 188
Slroad«Co.,AKeiil»IJa«Tork, N. Y Ill
Unlcio Steel Co., Clilcaco.tll B
Bails (Bnwnr).
PnA * BjMii6'a,Y><ai "Twfci»6.«5^«' ■i;^- • - "^
Passaic Rolling Mill Co.,
PATERSON, N. J.
MANUFACTURERS,
CONTRACTORS,
ENGINEERS.
IRON AND STEEL.
fridges, Roofs and Turn-tables Constructed and Erected. Plans
and Estimates Furnished at Short Notice. Solid Rolled Beams,
Channels, Angles, Tees and Merchant Bars Made and In Stock.
LUhogmphs of Sections and Details Furnished on ApplieaHon.
NEW YORK OFFICE:
WATTS coon, Frw't W. 0. FATZBWI&TBEB, Trtas. F. A. IXtK, Bsg.
Litchfield Car i Haclune Company,
LITCHFIELD, ILLINOIS,
Manufacturers of all kinds of Passenger and Freight
Equipment, both Wide and Jfarrow Gauge.
GAR WHEELS A SPEOALTT IN THE MACHINERY DEPARTMENT.
feSFECIAL ATTENTION IS GIVEN TO FURNISHING
Hoisting Engines, Pit Cars, Dumps, etc., for Coal Mines,
AS WELL AS BUILDING
Statimary Enf^ms and Boilers, and General Brass and Sheef-Iron Work.
POOB'8 DIRSCTOBT OP RT. OFFICIALS— CL&.8SI7IED tIST OF ADYEBTISBBa
Railsoad CAflmaa.
Busyoii«IiTiHlll>chliitCo.,PI.WkTM,ba. l«l
»M*J. H..Chlc«D,IU... IM
ChutarSIeelCiulfniBCo., PbiUddphiB, F«..... IB
Railroad InnntAiica.
PluBDliAwaiueaOa.. II«<rTD[fc,K. T
ItanI InianacaCD.. MmrTork, Ti. T
SaUhIm, Boftwiok A MwUd, N*« York, K. T..
RAtLKOAD llAra.
Railroad BicniiiTiEe.
Qmmi a BUom, Nmr YodE, M. T. Opp. A. It. C.
MortaB,BUnACo.,N«wT°Tk,n.T. %>. /n. J>Y. P.
B,N*wTork,H.T...
Railroad Bufplixs.
Amaa)IUDnUetaTk«Ca..PUia*lpliU,PA.... M
ChMtarSleal Cutinci Co ,F>illBdilphlA,Pa.... i(
DaUa^ TiUnudn. Naw York, N. S MM
Draiiunoml,V./.,l««wTork.N.T. H*
Oraakj. X. U. * CCL, Nh Twk. M. t .. M
Gnai,TwMd* Co , N«w York, H. Y XXIV
JonUa. r.,imTork,H. T «
Mire<rIlatitMcOo..Tranloa,I1.J H8
Motlcj. TbornlM N.. naw Tork, N. T r4
PlAOa.QMmJItwTcTk.N.Y. IZud U8
nipa,T. «.«Bro., Haw York. S.Y Ill
atnnd * Ca^ Hnr York. N. Y HI
WUltanuon i CuMd?. PUltdd^U, Fa Kt
Railway Bvffuhb (Btbebt).
Cnif,WLllUnP..n*wYork.n.Y - "0
Poffh * RumU, ttaw Y.>ik u« OWm|». . .
Btaphouon Co., Jokn (Un.% K<w Toik, It. T.. I
a 00., Now York, M.Y
O*. TraUn. N.J:.
Wnna. H. J . . XX]
Col, IMtmma.tt. .. ...
Ptomg A AtwDod KTg. Co., WAUrborj, Conn.XXIX
BoCKDaiU/t.
iDpmdl BocklMU Co., Kew York, N. Y.
B<MXIII« Htua.
. VI
J» Co., Hm
lr Jmhv Steal aadlroB'-... ._
HaloBaUtv MU Co., PM«ivin, N. J. . . . . XXXm
aiabtm Wi^», Hriuj Cltj, Jl. i —
DMmllBrldfauidlroti WorkL IMiolt,ICtefa.. HO
FnBootji1^Atlrata,aA„. 7. M
ntii J iinii iTiiiiiiiii Til , nimiiiiiii. fi m
HanfM.TU^tfoir&Oo., llaak*rMi,lnd> M
Bilbboroa. Jo*. A Co.. Cbki«o, DI IH
ROPK (WnUi).
BocbUu, Joka A. Sou' Co., TrootoB. N. J., and
NowYotkOttT m
Beveb Pips.
BurowiACo, IIawYDA,N.Y «■
MoktiQa * pp., OXraimnga. Tali 118
BHAirnio.
Tu.J.A. * Co., CtKlDnaU, O R
eiatn. WlllUm * Co . phllxlalpliU, Pa VJI
VaaMnFoTgaud Rollins XUk, St. LonU,110.. «
BlOKALS.
IInloB8irltekaiidaiinalO0.,'FltUba[gta.FA.... US
BXTLIQBTB.
VlHlidppl01iHCo.,'8LLonla,Mo H*
BMidta, iurtkar B., Haw Toik ind PUlAdatpUa. W
Biwadlt Mbk, lAOiTlIl*, K7 ■*
Spbciaubt.
Ontiirk, Sontbwlcfc, WuUngtan, CO XZ^V
Fopa, T. J. * Bro., Raw Tork, N. Y IH
Bfikbb. R. R.
Banniri 4>Oo., Hew York, H.Y M
J>U*orth.Pon<T*Oo.(Um.), Fltlabontk,P>.. M
I>tiinuii^d.l[.«..N«irYor^N.Y: M*
miar Bna. * Co., How Xoik, H. T M
Sfbikob, Cab.
CambrMItoaCo., JohBitowii, ?■ , ^*
' I>etroItStadBDdBptlotWoTka.D«tralt,lIkh.. IH
Tka A. titatk SpHacCa.. FINabonh. n.
Hariin A Hontunrortb Co., WJlnUafton, IM.. H
X*rtarBBbb«rCo..TnalaB, H.J TO
PoaiptixiBlaalaiiairoaCo., Poinplon,H. J..XXin
BpmtHO Btkkl.
Bnoaar,HoiwAOo.,PttUbtirih,Pft..A. Ami Cbo.
Steam Elktators.
ltana,WllllaallJICo., Phlla. u« Haw York . . B
Btsah Eiranm.
BMaroaadiTUMllladi.Co., Ft. Wirn«,lBd.., no
IHEkNoH'rK.Oo.. ai9uiloa,Fa. ti FL Om.
LobAOOO KaaaAKitarlns Co., liahna&,Yk. . . -^'■(^
Mosier Safe and Lock Co.'s
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The MosLBK Safe and Lock Co.*s Safe*
have taken the lead in ererv exposition in which
they have been shown, ao incontettible is their
superiority over all others, and Bankers an^
Merchanu all over the world testify to the ele-
nnt finish and fire and buiglar proof qualities of
these safes.
Correspondence promptly attended to, and
photographs of safes sent with lowest prices on
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AND
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POOB'B DIBiSCrOBT OP BT. OFFICIALS-CLASSIFIED LIST OF ADVEBTISEBS.
Stkah HAumEBB.
DodcMD. Rlch>iil.NairTork. N. T ZXXI
B«ll«n,WUIIui*Co.,FUluMpUi,PB VU
Btbah FAOKina.
■Uiccr Bobber Co., TrantoD, N.J
Btsak Pumfb.
PlwK, GMCga, Hew Toik IXkndUS
Steel If AHDTAcnmERS,
C>nibtteIroaOD.,/(ibiuta«tLF»
CuaagiB Brm. a Cu. (Um-WnKibBrEb, Fa.... m
Cbeiur 8Md OMtliunCo., Fhlladelpbk, Pb... *■
Cle>e]HidltomnBMDlOi>^CIaTd*iia,0 »
Delroll Steel utd^Spriag Worki, Dalnilt, Kick.. I«
MId'ite B(Ml Co., Pblbdelphu; Pm XXI
OUi IroD iDd Sleel Co., OateUnd. 1(8
PaaDajltinU BtMl Co., BKelioo, P> Bmri, IW
ScnntonBlMlCn., Sfrutou. ?■ I»
BUndMdSMet Wnrk., PUIUdalphta, p» ZXl
UnlonSleelCo.. Chicago, m ,
8TBBi.Axi.Ea.
Cimbrla Iron Od., JoliDdoini, Fa. .
MMiriliSMel Co., PUlaadpfala, Fa
atudud BiMl WoTki, Pbiladelpbla, Fa
Btkbl CAenKOB.
CnabtU IroB Ool, JokuUiwn, Fa
ChMlaTeteelCwUD«Co.,PbiIad>lptala,Fa.... 18
Iffdnle HtwlCo., pBuwlelphla, Pa. ZXI
Solid BtMlCo., iillnoa, O Ill
Stbbl Cross Tibs.
JobDMB SUel Stnel RtU Co., Johnalom,
Pa OfpBtUt Imat Baet COvr.
Steel Forhimos.
CunbrialranCo,, JotaDilown, Pi. 4
HiuUT,HowsACo.,PltUbiu(b,Fa...Iii. Aowf Cbv.
WdTd*BtHlCo.,rhUHMpa,FB ZXI
OH) Iioa ud Btael Co., deieland, O . **~
pMQiylTuilketaolCa., etMltoo.Fa. Jjimt
SciMtoD Bin] Co., ScmtOB, Pa
BludardBwdWatk«,Pliliididpbla,F*
Steel Pe^tb.
a(t«riiRM>kBtBelFMCa.,Ne«York,II. T....
Btbel Plates, Bhxbtb, Blooms, xtc.
CoUlu, H. X.*Co^FltMba!ib,FB
8tnndA0p.,N*wTOTk,N.T.
Stbbl TiRU.
Ouibrla Iron Co., f obutown, Pa m
Wdnle BUel Co„ Fhllulelphla. Pa ZXI
BtUMUrdBtMlWorki,PMl^elpbla,Fa XXI
Stbbl WiRB.
Cambria IrOD Co., Jobnitown, Fa 4
Street Cab Fare Boxes.
WalM Mannlkctartng Co.. Syraeaae, H. T Ml
Stbext Cars.
BmUJ.O. *Co.,PhlUdeIpli<a,Pa XI
BrawneU * ffrtJAt Car Co., BL Laola, Hft MS
F«lnlCtrCo..lr«rtaA. N. T Ml
Pngti A SumU, N. T. and Gblcuo IM
BtepkaoMm Co., Joka (Usi.), Maw Tok, V.Y.. ISO
SrKEffr Lamps.
SUDdaidSaildBpCo., PhlIa.BDdn«wTark.. B
Stbbbt Bails. .
PoghARuMeU, HaoTorkandCbJcua SU
Tar, Bhodaa * blmikJeT, FhlladelpkC fit SM
Jolmaoa Sted Blraet Ball Co., Johanowa,
Fk OrptUi InMda Back Ootur
Street Railitat Supplies.
Pngb*ItiuHll,NswTorkaadChlngo. ttt
BtaphauMaCo., J(dui(Um.).NewTork,H.T.. nO
STBUOTimAI. Iboii.
CaiMfl* BroL * Co. (Lira,). PItUbttlfb, Ps. . , . US
HaMlIloB Brtda* Oa.. Haaillla*. O _. ITO
FBBHtaKallUMm.]>BMrK>B,K.J XXXni
PannBrldg«Ob.,B(anT Fail*, Fa ITS
SwiTCEBa.
JotaniloDB.B.na|taDdBw1tcbCo.,PhlU.,Fa. HI
FennHlnBli Steel Co., PblladalptaU, Pa.Iluirf. HS
Union Swllch and Blitiu10a.,P[ltibBrsli, Pa... »B
Waj, Bbodea * BlaoSltj. FhlladalpUa, Pa »
Wlw Fnc Co., OliidaDali, O ITS
Tapesteixb.
Bolomon'a BoDi, B. L., Raw Tork, H. T. N
Telboraph Supflibb.
Otealejr.JtS. ACo.,»awTatk,N. T (4
TiBB, Bailroas.
Bpphuer A Bniaell. BrooklTD, M. T 14
intl«iiu,Jael8.,Bnfialo.N.T IM
VaodorbUt A Bopklni, New York, N. T IW
Tim (Pig).
Popa.T.J.*Bro..MewTc)Tk. S. T 113
Stnnd * Co.. New York, M. T UI
TiK Plate.
Pop»,T./.*Jbo.,N«wYoA.N.Y Ill
8tro<ldACa.,NewYaik.M.T Ill
TtREB.
CbialeT Steel CaiUnsa Co.,Phlladdphla,t>a..'. 18
Hldiale Steel Co.. PbUadebhli, Fa XIX
Ollntt ACo.NewYork. N; Y SOS
Btandaid Steal Wocke, PhlladdW>la, h. XIX
Tool Steel.
DetnltSteil and SprfaaWMke, Detroit Mich.. 1«8
HUMT. Howe * Co., Kttabanih. Fa.. A. nmt Cot.
Helealf. PaslACo., Plttabnrlb, Pa IM
Blarilng Btael Co. CLlB.), Pltubnisk, Fa MS
Track Bolts.
FltlebDrgb Farfa aad Inm Co., Pinabvsti. P*. . U
Trace Bot.t Washers.
TBkaiilBedFlbnCo.,WlliDliictiu,De] 88
Track Tools.
Nealt.FaolACo., PUtib(ugli,Fa lis
Trair Telborapiiy.
BT.m«C.udTeleptioneCo.,NewTark,N.r. 118
Tbamvat Cars.
iplwDeon Co., John (Um.), New York, N. T,. MO
TiraE Expakdbbs.
Sildge(iti,B[«bat&,'S««'Yo^'R.1 TlXa^
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TUBBS.
Allison ManiifMiaiim Co., PhUadalphlA, fm.,.. M
TUNKBLLINO MACHINB8.
IngenoURockDriUCo.,NewToilL,ir. T 98i
T9KNTABLM.
AtUnU Bridfe aad Aido 0<k« Atlaatft, Oa lit
Setrolt Bridn aad Iitti wSkt, DMnIt, MIA. . !•
Jord«D.F..ftnrTorlLir.r m
XaaalUon Bridge Co.. ICaMiUoii, O 170
Paisalc HolHiig xm Cb.. P»t«fioD. K. J XXXIIl
SeUen, WilliMH A Co., Philadelphia, Pa. . VII
• BneMl * Bibb., LonisTille, Kj S8S
Wallii Iron Works, Jersey City, N. J 170
Uhiform Buttohb.
French, S. A., New TorlOC. T ..ft
Horstnuum Bros, ib Co., PliilAdelphia, Pa XXV
Valvkb.
Lndlow ValTe Kannfactaring Co., Troy, N. T. . . tO
Wood, R. D. * Co., PhUadelphla, Pft. »
Varnish.
Brooks, C. * Co., New York, N. T. 10
Chilton Mannf. Co., New Toik and Boston IM
De Qolyer Varnish Co., Chicago, HI 04
DerocP. W. ACo., NewToSjN.T XXV
Hildreth Vamtsh Co., New York, N. T 116
Murphy A Co., N. T., Chic, Clere.and St Iioois 170
Parrott Varnish Co., Bridgeport, Conn 01
Shipman A Bohlen, Newark, N. J 70
Vbnbbbb.
AltMO Co., B. p., OlBOinnatt, O IIB
Vbnbtian Glass.
Heidt, Looia A Broa., Brooklyn, N. T 114
Ventilators.
standard Car Heat and Vent Co., PitUb'gh, Pa. 56
Viaducts.
Detroit Bridge aid Iron Wo?kB.BetV0lt,KiA... 160
MassmoA Bridge Co., MMtilkM, O. . . .
Pittobvgk Bridge Oo., Plttsknrgh, Pa.
PlOl
.. 170
.. 160
Vulcanized Fibre.
Vnlcaniaed Fibre Co., Wilmington, Del 88
Washers.
Kercer Ral^w^ Cto., Trenton. M. 1 166
PsAnsylvania BoHtBd Mbt Co., Labinaa, Pa... 169
Y«kaaisedlhbroCtt.,Wllmliittoi»]M 68
Watches.
Qenera Non-Magnetic Watch Co., New York,
N. Y Back Caver.
Water Pipe.
AlUaon Mannfaetnrlnc Co. , Phfladelphla, Pa ... . 16
Barrows * Co., New York, N. T 908
Montague A Co., Ciiattanoosa, Tenn 146
WooOtD. A Co., Philadelphia, Pa fti
Wire.
CambrlalrooOo., Johnstown, Fa 4
CleTeland RoUing Mill Co., CleTeland. 58
Phosphor Bronsetfmeltlng Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 18
leblfng, John A. Son's Co., Trenton, N. J., and
frYork.N.T HI
Wire Rope.
loebling, Jol
Neir York City HI
Boebling, John A. Sons* Co., Trenton, N. J., and
Yo "
Window Glass,
HeidtLomisaF Bros., Brooklyn, N.Y 114
Wood Working Machinery.
FHy, J. A. A Co., Cincinnati, O 78
Place, Oeorge, Machinery Agency, New York.. 136
Yard Switches.
Pennsylvania Steel Co., Steelton, Pa Jnart, 189
Union Switch and SigoiU Co., Piitabirgh, Pa.. . . IH
Wie? FtogCo.«CiaauMtt,a 176
XZXIX
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PREFACE.
We present to the public herewith the Second Annual Number of our
^^ DiBBOTOBY OF Bailwat Offioials" of the United States and Canada.
Its publication has been delayed beyond expectation by the great labor neces-
sarily involved in the collection from 857 Lines operated by Steam and from
703 Street or Horse Railroads — 1,560 in all — of the information required, and
in the proper preparation and editing of the same.
The form of the present number of the " Dibbcttoby," for the greater
convenience in its use, has been made to correspond to that of the ^^ Manual
OF THE Railboads OF THE Untted States. " A f ufthcr important improvement
has been made in the mode of reference to the names of the different officials.
In addition to the general list, which contains the names of the officials of all
the Railroad Companies arranged in alphabetical order, are special lists of the
General Managers and General Superintendents of all the b'nes ; of their
General Freight and Passenger Agents ; Master Mechanics ; Master Car
Builders ; Master Car Painters ; Purchasing Agents, and Chief Engineers.
Full lists are also given of all parties, or companies, with the officers of
the same, in the United States and Canada engaged in the manufacture of
material to be used in the construction and operation of Railroads — of the
Manufacturers of Rails ; Locomotive Engines ; Cars of all kinds ; Car Axles ;
Car Springs ; Car Wheels, etc.
In addition to the lists of Roads operated by Steam Power, and of their
officials, statements for each road are given of all the Horse or Street Rail-
roads in the several States and Canada, showing their length and the number
of horses used as motive power, with a full list of officials connected with
each road. A list is also given, with their proper officers, of all the tram or
lumber roads in operation in the United States. A list is also given, with
that of their officers, of all the Associations of Railway Managers in the
United States for the collection and diffusion of the information touching the
Management of Railways ; also of all the Associations, in tke T^a^tox^ ^V
zu PREFACE.
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which shops for repairs are established. An interesting and valuable state-
ment is also given in reference to Railways in countries other than tlie
United States.
The importance of the ^^ Dibectory'' as a source of information and for
reference will be better appreciated when it is stated that the length, at the
present time, of the Railroads in the United States operated by Steam ex-
ceeds 140,000 miles. In tlieir construction over $8,500,000,000 have been
expended. The earnings of the Railroads for 1887 will exceed $900,000,000,
fully two thirds of which will be expended in their maintenance. At the
close of 1887 150,000 miles of line will be in operation in the United States.
The ^^ DisECTOBY of Railroads,'' with the ^^ Manual of Railboads," also
published by us, is the only source from which full and accurate information
can be had of this vast interest, the paramount one in the United States, and of
the immense force connected therewith. The *^ Manual" gives full and
detailed statements of the length and cost of each line ; of the liabilities of
each in the form of share capital, of funded and floating debts, and of its
operations of each for 1886. For all the leading lines, statements are given
covering the results of their operations for a series of years. The vast
amount of information called for and given has rendered necessary the pub-
lication of the " Dibectoby" as the proper Supplement to the ^* Manual,'*
which already includes 1,100 pages, and increases in number with each
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Geo. Wsstinghousb, Jr., Prtstdent, T. W. Welsh, Supt. John Caldwbll, Tnas,
W. W. Card, Secretary. H. H. Wbstinghouse, Gemral Agent,
TECS
WESTINGflOUSE AlR BRAKE CO,
Pittsburgh^ Pa.^ U. 8. -4.,
MANUFACTURERS OF THE
WESTINGHOUSE AUTOMATIC BRAKE.
The ^VESTINGHOUSE AUTOMATIC BRAKE is
now in use on 1B,000 engines and 128,000 cars in all
parts of the -world. This includes 48,000 freight cars.
The WESTINGHOUSE AUTOMATIC BRAKE is
the only continuous brake that has been successfully used
on freight trains.
THE AUTOMATIC BRAKE frill, in consequence of its quick application, stop a
train in the least possible distance.
THE AUTOMATIC BRAKE on freight trains, as in passenger service, applies
itself instantly to all parts of the train in the event of the train breaking into two or more
parts, a feature of great importance in view of the statistics published in the Railroad GautUy
which show conclusively that a majority of the collisions are caused by the breaking in two
of trains. (See Railroad Gautte, Feb. 12, 1886, page 113.)
THE A UTOMA TIC BRAKE also applies itself to every car in the train, in the
event of any accident to the break apparatus of such a nature that it would render any non-
automatic continuous brake inoperative.
THE AUTOMATIC BRAKE can be applied from the rear or from any portion of
the train, if desired.
THE AUTOMATIC BRAKE will effect an increase of at least twenty-five per cent,
in the efficient value of freight rolling stock, owing to the quicker time that can be made on
the road, and the avoiding of delay at stations and sidings. Freight trains carrying perish-
able goods are being daily run on passenger schedules.
THE A UTOMA TIC BRAKE, applied to freight cars, avoids the flattening of wheels
and effects a jrearly saving, in this item alone, nearly equal to the first cost of the apparatus*
THE A UTOMA TIC BRAKE will prevent a greater part of the accidents to freight
trains which form so large an item of expense in railway management.
THE AUTOMA TIC BRAKE will save employes from the danger and exposure to
which 'they are now subjected, having to ride on the tops of cars in cold and stormy
weather, and often sacrificing their lives in the discharge of their duties.
THE AUTOMA TIC BRAKE is simple in construction and operation, and cheaply
maintained, the working parts being combined in one piece of mechanism.
THE AUTOMATIC BRAKE is not an experiment, but is the result of many yean
practical experience, and Its capabilities are well known to all railway managers.
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OP
RAILWAY OFFICIALS
•t-----
1. List of Officers of Railroads in United States and Canada,
Note.— In this list the corporate officers of companies whose lines are operated by other organizations
throngh lease or other agreement are not given.
The small figares (>, s, ', ^, etc.) attached to the names of officers in this List designate additional dutlA as
follows :— Those marked ^ have charge of General Ticket and Passenger Departments ; ^ are those to whom
Ticket Reports should be addressed ; * are those to whom Kemittauces for Balances should be made ; * arc
those on whom Drafts for Balances should be drawn ; * are Purchasing Agents ; * have charge of General Bag-
gage Departments ; "> report Mileage of Car Service ; " are those to whom Oar Service Reports should be sent ;
* are chose to whom Remittances tor Balances on account of Car Service should be made ; lo are those on whom
Drafts for Balances on account of Cor Service shoald be drawn ; i* are those to whom Car Tracers should be
addressed and movements reported.
An asterisk (*) following the name or title of any official denotes that balances, etc., are paid by voucher.
A dagger (t) following the name or title of any official indicates that balances are settled through the Rail-
way Clearing House, Boston, Mass.
Reference should be made to Table of Coptents for information not contained in this list.
1 Addison Sc Northern PennsvlTanla
Rt.— Addison to Galeton, 40 miles, with oranch, 6
miles.
6 Albert Ry.—Salisbory to Hopewell, 50 miles.
1 Thomas C. Piatt. . .
5 Wm. Brookfield...
8 W. C.Sheldon* «..
4 James B. Jones . .
6 F. M. Bakeri ? « "
6 J. P. Wright
iY«*.<fti?<o't>>iNew York, N. Y.
Viee-President " "
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Addison, N. Y.
1 W. W. Durant
2Q. T. M. Davis
8 John T. Banker
4 C.E. Durkee» a » 4 t 8
6 C. R. Eastman
6 Jacob Meyers
7 J. J. Traver
Sara.Sp'ngB,N.Y.
t(
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Tnaturer...
Secretary . . .
G.S.,F.aP.A.
Road MasUr
General office, Addison, N.Y. Transier office, 4 Wall
St., New York.
2 AdlroDdaek Ry.— Saratoga Springs to North
Creek, 60 miles.
Pres.& O.Mgr.'Seyr York, N. Y.
Vice President
Trea9. A See..
O.S.dG.T.A..
A.. S. db a. j£.
Mast, Mech...
Mast. Car B'r.
General office, SO Nassau St., New York.
3 Alabama Great Sonthern Ry.
See Queen and Crescent Route.
4 Alabama. Neiv^ Orlean*^
Paelfle Junction Railways Co. iLimited).—
Controlling the following lines of railroad : Cincin-
nati Southern Ry. (Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas
Pacific Ry. Co., leHsees),New Orleans and Northeastern
RR, Vicksburg and Meridian RR.. and Vicksbnrg,
Shreveport and Pacific R.R, which lines in connection
with the Alabama Great Southern Ry. form what is
known as the <|neen and Crescent Ronte,
which see.
6 Albemarle and Raleigh RR.
S§$ Atlantic Coast Line.
1 R. T.Clinch ,
2 Alfred Ray
8 G. A. Robinson...
4 James McKay ,
6 Hans Larsen
President
Secretary
Mar. A Par. A.
ifasUrMecJi..
Road Master..
St. John, N. B.
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7 Allegan and Lake Sliore RR.— Allegan
to Cherhue, 7 miles ; extension projected, 18 miles.
1 Wm. S. Dewing . . .
2Chas. A. Dewing*.
8 J. H. Dewing
Pres. dk Mgr .
Sec. A Treas..
CMifJSnff....
Kslamssoo, Mich.
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Philadelphia. Pa.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Texas and
8 Allefflieny Valley RR.— Pittsburgh to Oil
City, 182 miles ; branches, 128 miles.
1 John Scott I Id^^^^^- J Pittsburgh, Pa.
2 W. H. Barnes f---!'**<^'^^'-- i ' " "
8 John Scott \President
4 T. R. Robinson* » *\Sec. A Treas. .
6 David McCargo.. . . i Oen. Supt
- • - G. F.A P. A.
Auditor
Supt. R. Div..
Supt. L. G. D.
Master Medi..
tSngineer. . . .
Mast. CarB'r..
MaU.C. Paint.
Car Account..
6E. H.Utley*
7 Theo. F. Brown^ «.
8 Charles B. Price. . .
9 S. B. Rnmsey
10 John C. Glass
11 Frank Ashmdad...
Vi John Cowan
18 John P. Stroud....
14 W.K.McKlroy' » "
16 H. D.Mason
16 A. M. Hassler
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Verona, Pa.
Pittsbnrg. Pa.
Verona, Pa.
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Pay Clerk ....
17 Supervisors.— A. B. Kerr, Johnston Station. Pa.;
H. B. Bradley, Emlenton, Pa.; Martin Phalen, Rey-
noldsyitle, Pa.
General office, 11th and Pike Sts.. Pittsburgh, Pa.
(1)
See note of explanation above.
Ill C. IDBSE, H. 1. QEIT, mm HIBSTTH, Wm SFEICEB,
Pmidcnl. S*b')> ind Trut. MiMgtr. QaMnl Attnl
The Union Steel Company,
C IH I O .A.C3- O , ILIi.,
Md 2V VFACTURERS OF
Steel Rails. Pig Iron, Etc.
302 to 304 First National Ashland Avenue and
Bank Buildingf. Thirty-first Street.
OHIO^OO » PL. ZCE BA.R S£IIL.r..
MORRIS SELLERS &; CO.
Sole Proprietors sad MKniif&cturere of the Celebrated
OFFICE: No. 6 ASHLAND BLOCK, CHICAGO.
The ■'BBnaon" la nsde botb In the plain and Anale forai, fltllog any nectlon of rail.
Ther are loM bT Ibe pair dbIt. ■! ■ rrlce osl excecdInK (bat at Ihe srdlnBrT Bar IIiiIbi: the
■aHeKctloa of Pnil. Each pair of the "SAMSON" will have a tBaranteed IhlckneH at the
rail jolni Df BOt lea* than oae-half Inch sreaier tbaa the ordinary Bbthi aad at ao Brekier
7,754,911 Bsrs to late, Feb. 1, 1887, einal to 11,011 Miles of Track.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
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9 Ameriensy Preston and LnnipklB
RR.— Americutf to Antioch, 48 miles, and ander con-
struction to Gk'orgeiown, 15 miles additional.
1 S. II HawkinB < President.
2 J. M. Scott
8 T. N. Hawked...
4J. N.Bass
5 B. H. Uardaway . . .
6 C. B. Wilbam. . .
1 Vice-PreMdent
\8ec. tC" IVtat..
Gen. Supt
Chitf Erujin'r
Oen. Agent...
Americas, Ga.
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10 AncleseaRR*— Anglesea Junction to Holley
Beach, 8 mllea.
t J. Alfred Bodine... i^^sedv^.
3 JohnT. Rjan....
3 T. D. Westcott . .
4 E. Westcott
Camden, N. J.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Camden, N. J.
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President
Sec. A Tfea*..
Supetintettd^t.
General office, Camden, N. J.
It Anaapolls and RalUmore Short
I«lne RR.— Annapolin to Baltimore, 28 miles.
1 H. P. Underhill. . . . \Pres. cfc 7V«a#. .Baltimore, Md.
3 J. S. Bicker Vice-Preiident\PoTavaA, Me.
3 D. Lmthicnm j Seeretaru . . . . | Baltimore, Md.
General office, Baltimore, Md.
12 Annapolis, l¥aabln8:Con and Balti-
more RR.— Annapolis to Annapolis Junction, 21
miles.
1 Jno. W. Brown..
2 W. G. Bowdoin...
8 J H. Brown* • ".
4 J. L Beall
5 W.King.
Pr€9. dfc ifi7r..< Baltimore, Md.
Treamrtr ...
(fen. T. it F. A.
Sfast.Mech
Hood Master...
Annapolis, Md.
Baltimore, Md.
Crownsville, Md.
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General office, Annapolis, Md.
13 Annlston and Atlantic RR.—Anniston
to Sylacanga, 68 miles.
Anniston, Ala.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Anniston, Ala.
1 A. L. Tyler President
2 Sidney F. Tyler. . . . Vlce-Piesident
3 D. T. Parker Jreas.AA.Stc.
4 Thos. K. Scott SuptrihtsndH.
.5 J. H. Watters \Mast. Transp.
6 W. W. Porterfleld . . \Suptrvisor. . . .
14 Antwerp and Paulding RR.— Antwerp
to Panlding. 6 miles,
1 T. G. Fitzsimmons., /'/'£«{ (/«n^ i Antwerp, Ohio.
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Secretary
Gen. Manager.
Parch. Agent.
Road Master. .
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8 John Panlson
4 E. C. Monson
5 W. Fitzsimmon8,Jr.
6 F. Barney dean
15 Arizona and IVeiv mexlco Ry.— Lords-
hurg to Clifton, 71 miles.
1 Lawrence Rosscll. . ' President ClilUm, Ariz.
2M.J. Egan \ Vice-President
8 W. H. Jones* « » * ^\s. &T.& G.S.
4 James Forbes Road Master . .
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General office, Clifton, Ariz. Locomotive and Car
Repair Shops at Clifton, Ariz.
1 6 Arizona Narrow Gh nge RR.— Projected
from Tucson to Globe, Ariz., 105 miles, of which 15
miles completed.
President
G.M.iSillng'r.
Secret ary
AMif't Sec
Trt usurer
Ast'l Treat..
17 Arizona IVIlneral Rett KR. — Projected
from Flagstaff, on A. <fc P. RB., to Benson, Aris., 390
miles.
1 J.W.Eddy
3 A. A. McDoneli. .
3 G. E. While
4 J. P. Whitehead.
1 W. n. Culver
3 W.W.Walker....
3 Chas. E. Walker. .
4 Thos. H. Wag»taff
5 Geo. Pusch
6 C. S. Coler
Flasstaff, Ariz.
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Secretary. . .
JYeantrer .
18 Arkansas and Lovtslana Ry.— Hope to
Nashville, 37 miles.
1 W. H. Carmth. \Pret. db TVeo*. I Washington, Ark.
3 R. B. William* \Seentary. ..
tinued.
8 J. D. Beardsley.... Gin. Manager.
4 H. H. Wheleas. ..\Avditar
6 John Daily \Road Matt4r..
19 Arkanaae midland RR.
endon, 50 miles.
1 A. H. Johnson* *
3 J. J. Homor
8 8. H. Homor
4 K. C. Homor. . .
5 J. B. Johnson.. .
and Lottiatana Ry.— Con-
Washington, Ark.
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A. B. Paddock. . .
J.L. WorChley..
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10 A. J. Strickland...
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Boad Master..
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Helena, Ark.
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the lines named below.
GCZSRAL OriBATINO OFFICERS.
1 Henry Wood
3 J. A. Woodson^ •..
8 A. L. Horner* 11...
4 A. J. Lambom^ » ".
6 A, V. Stafford* *•»•
6 F. Hufsmith
Cfen. Manoger\Lin\Q Rock, Ark.
Traffic Man.
Superint€tidU.\
Auditor
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Cashier
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COBPORATB AND DIVISION OfFICEUS.
(a) Little Bock and Fort Smith ify.— Argenta to Fort
Smith, 165 miles, with branches, 3 miles.
1 Jos. H. Converse
2 Jesse Turner
8 Jos. Karopman . .
4 C. F. ShiUaber. .
6 T. M. Gibson...
6 A. Ball
7 J. Malone
8 I. R. Higgins . .
R. D. Reynolds.
President. .. . Boston, Mass.
Vice-President Van Buren. Ark.
7>ir.<ft2Vn.^'f Boston. Mass.
Secretary {Little Rock. Ark.
Land Oomm'r *'
Forem.Lo.Bpr Argenta, Ark.
Fore. Car Rprs
Boad Master.
Gen. Agent...
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Transfer office.
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General office. Little Kock, Ark.
Boston, Mass.
(*) LittU Bock Junction By.— Argenta, to Little Rock,
1 mile, connecting •* a " ana *' c."
1 F. Gordon Dexter. . PreHdent Boston, Mafs.
8 Joseph Kampman. . i Treasurer l
8 C. F. Shillaber [Secretary. | Little Rock, Ark.
General office, Little Rock, Ark. Transfer office,
Boston, Mass.
(c) Little Bock. Mississippi River and Texas Bp.—
Little Rock to Arkansas City, 118 milct<>, with branches,
67 miles.
1 Jay Gould
2 Henry Wood.
8 P. Southers..
4 Chas. Russell
Owner Now York, N. Y.
Ant .for Parch. Little Kock, Aik.
Fort. Cr. Bitr. Ark. City, Ark.
Road Master. . Little Rock, Ark.
General office, Little Rock, Ark. Transfer office,
Boston, Mass.
21 Arteela, Star kvUle and Grenada RR.
—Proposed line irom Artesia to Grenada, Mii«s., 81
miles, including 13 miles completed from Artesia to
Starkville, which is owned by the M. & O. RR.
Presidtnt I Starkville, Miss.
Treasurer ...
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Chief Engin'r Memphis, Tenn.
1 L. D. McDowell
3 A.M.Maxwell
3 H. C. Powers
4 R. H. £lliott
General office, Starkville, Miss.
23 AetaeTlUe and Spartanburg RR.
See Bichmond and West Point Terminal.
23 Aaihland Coal and Iron Ry.— Ashland
to Denton, 23 miles.
1 John Means
2 John G. Peebles
8 Robert Peebles*.. ^
President' | Ashland, Ky.
Tlce-/VMtkf6n^ Portsmouth, O.
t5^~ See note of explanation on first page.
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^A HEAVY RAILS,
LIGHT RAILS,
'^^\ Railway
Fastenings,
STREET
OFFICE :
218 South Fourth Street,
^^ Works: Johnstown, Pennsylvania. \ #
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
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Gm. 8. S G.M, Ashland, Ky.
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4 D. Patniun, Jr....
5 Frank Coles
6 E. M. Rob«'rta....
7 O. Brainard ^Fkyrem. Or.Ttpr
8 Ja8,M. Haghes.. ^ ^^^^ Bridffes.\ f
General office, Ashland, Ky.
24 Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe BR.
—Main Linea. Atchison, Kan., to Pueblo. Col.. 619
miles ; La JonU, Col , to El Paso, Tex., 601 miles ;
For extensions, branches, etc , etc., see ** Poor's Man-
ual of Railroads."
1 William B SrroDc.
a C. W. Smith
8 A. A. Robinson...
4 G.O. Manchester . .
6 E. Wilder' <• »«..
6 Qeo. L. Goodwin..
7 J. P. Wbitehead..
8 J. F. Ooddard
9 Don A. Sweet
10 Joseph Leeds
11 J. O. Phllllppi.. ..
n W. F.White
18 O. T. Nicholson..
14 D.J.Chase
15 A. S. Johnson
16 A. C. Armstrong..
17 M. W. Osborne
18 H. C. Clements*..
19 R. B. Gemmell....
20 CM. Fonlks
SI Lewis Kingman...
28 J. M. Meade
88 W.W. Alien
94 M. W. Osborne..]
25 P. Walsh
96 Geo. Hackney
27 G. A Hancock ....
28 H. M. Perry
29 Geo. W. McCrary.
30 Geo.R. Peck
81 A. A. Hard
82 A.P.WilderTi»i..
83 A. A. Glasier
PreHcUnf. Boston, Mass.
l*<F.-P.<ft<?.AriTopcka, Kan.
2dV.-P.<tC.it.\ **
Ex€ctiUv€ 5;ie.;Bo8ton, Mass.
See. db Treeur. Topeka, Kan.
As. Sec. it A. T. Boston, Mass.
Comp.dG.Au
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Agt. Gen. Man.
AfsHTra/Jlgr
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Ast.G. Fgt. A.
G.Ps. <fe Tk.A.
A.G.P.& T.A.
Spt. Transpoi't
Land A Tax C
Pureh. Agent.
SuRdyABdgs
Auditor
Sup. o/Teleg'h
Claim Agent
A. E. Con. Dept
A.E.Oper.Dep
S. Fuel A Min4
Spt. Rdy. A
Buildings . .
Gen. Bag. Agt
Sitpt. Maeh...
Ast.Sup.Mach.
Mast. Car. Br
Gen. C^nsd... KaiatLB City, 'Ho.
Gen. iSMia/or.' Topeka, Kan.
Sol. far Kan.. " "
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DiTISIOlf Officuis.
Z\ Division Master Mechanics.- John Fagan, Atchi-
son, Kan.; H. P. Olcott, Argentine. Kau.; Aified Tay-
lor, Emporia, Kan.; Henry Giegoldt, Nlckersoo, Kan.;
R. H. Brisrgit Cnolidge. Kan.; A. C. Stiles, La Jnnta,
Col.; W. L Hoffecker. Raton, N. M., and Las Vegas, N.
M. ; E. Hockett, San Marcial, N. M.
85 Division SuperiPtendtnfs.—C. L. Nichols, Ass*t
Supt., Topeka Kan.; H. R. Nickerson, Newton, Kan.;
CM. Rathbum, La Junta, Col.; Charles Dyer, Las
Vegas, N. M.; George L. Sands, San Mareial, N. M.
36 J. C Sheahan | Super.B.AB. | Topeka, Kan.
87 Boad Masters.— Qeorgt Weight, Topeka, Kan.; T.
Moriarty, Topeka, Kan.; A. Hailey^ Emporia. Kan.;
I. H. Stettler, Emporia, Kan. ; O. J. Lockle, Kewton,
Kan.; P. Peters, Newton, Kan.: G. B. Moore, Great
Bend, Kan.; Ed. Marshall, Coolidge. Kan.; J. M. Wood-
ard, La Jnnta, Col.; J. A. Griffltts. Trinidad. Col ;
Ed. Raymond, Florence, Kan.; Dan Elliott, Laa Vegas,
N. M.; H. U. Madge, Las Vegafi, N. M.: J. G. Hatcbin-
son, Socerro, N. M.; J. B. Anstin, San Mareial, N. M.
a. PASaBMOBB AOIXTS.
1 W. L.Malcolm....
2 F.W.Irving
8 A. W. Middleton..
4S. W. Manning....
6 J.W. Donald
6 O. M. Chandler . . .
7 HenryFamum
8 Geo. W. Pangborn
9 Frank Bowman. . .
10 Charles B. Sqaires.
11 H. G. Krake
New Tork, N. Y.
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' New Una. Agt.
Trav. AgerU..
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iPassengti'Agt.
Fgt.APass.A.
'TVar. Agent..
Trav. Agent..
i General .^^sn^iClneinoatl, O.
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Passenger Agt. Indianapolis, Ind.
Osnsrm ./iaei}tChicago,Ill.
CUyPass,Agt.\
Passenger Agt.\T>etroit^ Mich.
PaM0n^r.i^<.;Milwaakee, Wis.
iViMen£er.^(7^.,B]uomington, 111.
Fgt.APassAg.\Dm Moines, la
24 Atetalsony Topeka and Santa Pe BB.—
Passenoxr ha^TST^.— Continued.
19 Geo. T. Gnnnip . . . i Passenger Agt, I Cincinnati, O.
18£. F. Slason °- ° — ^-* .m.-*..-,-- m.
14F. T. Hendiy
15Chas. H. Wood....
16 Geo. Hagenbach..
17 G. E. GlMan
18 J. M. Connell
19 J J. Devereax
20S.M. Osgood
21 Geo. Chambers. . . .
22 C. W. Stoyer
28J. L. Blair
24N. T. Spoor
26H. E. Moss
26 W.J. Janney
27W. R. Peabody....
28E. L. Palmer
99 A. P. Tanner
80 G. D. Maxfleld
81 E. F. Burnett
82 Otto Faas
83 S. V. Derrah
Trav. Agent..
Trav. Agent..
Die. Pass. Agt.
General Agent
Passenger Agt.
Passenger Agt.
General Agent
Trav. Agent. .
General Agent
Trav. Agent.
Trav.Pass.Ag.
PassengerAgt,
Solic. Agent. .
Cedar Rapids, la.
Des Moines, la.
Minneapolis, Min.
Kansaa City, Mo.
Atchison, Kan.
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8» P. J. Flynn ...... I General' Ageni
86 F. CGay Dist.FAP.A.
anH. B. Keeler
87 John L. Trnslow..
88 S. N. Townshend..
89 Edw. Horen
Dist.F.A P.A.
G.West.Ps.Aff.
Far. Agent....
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Denver, Col.
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Wichita, Kan.
S. Francisco, Cal.
Topeka, Kan.
Las Vegas, N. M.
b. Fbuobt Aosmts.
1 C. D Simonson
2W. H.Williams....
8 Geo. W. Pangborn.
4 S. M. Osgood
6F. C Gay
6H. B. Keeler
7 C B. Jones
8 W. H. H. Llewelyn
(<:) The Southern Kansas By. Co.—
lines, 549.8 miles.
1 J. L. Barnes * ■ ^K.Superin/epd't.
CalifomiaAgt
Contracting A.
Fat. A Pass. A.
Fgt. A Pass. A.
Dist.F.AP.A.
Dist.F.A P.A.
Live SfoctAgt.
.Live StockAgt.
New York.N.Y.
Chicago, 111.
Buffalo, N. Y.
Des Moines, la.
Las Vegas, N. M.
Wichita, Kan.
Topeka. Kan.
LaaCraces, N.M.
Total length of all
2S. B.Hynes...
8 C W.Cook
4B. A.Amb]er>«*io
5J.H. Hill
6M. N.Wells
7H.C. Whitehead*.
8 A. C. Armstrong..,P«ircA. Agent.\
9M.K. Fleming... ~
lOT.D Volk
11 W.W. Allen
12 J. D. Hildebrand..
18 G. L. McDonongh.
14 E. Coman
15 W D. Hynes
Lawrence, Kan.
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Auditor
Topeka,
Gen. Bag 'Agt. Cherry vale,
Mast.Mech. . . . 'Ottawa,
Fuel Agent, . . . |Topeka,
Boad Master.. Ottawa,
Oen.Trav. Ag.Si. Louis. Mo.
Trav. Agent.. Kanras City, Mo.
Trav. A^en^.ilndianspolis.lnd.
16 J. Halderman | Trav. Agent. . !Colnmbas, O.
Sonera System. Benson, A. T., to Gnaymas, Mex.,
858 miles, oonslsting of the—
(flf) New Mexico and Arizona i?i7.— Nogales to Ben-
son, 68 miles.
1 W. B. Strong \PreHdent ....
2C W. Smith \ General Mgr.
8 E. Wilder ^See.ATYeas.
4 G. L. Goodwin As.S.AAs. Tr.
5 J. P Whitehead .... Com.AG.Aud
6 H. C Clements Auditor . . .
7 J. H. Srott I Superintend'' t.
8 W. E. Walsh \Ass't Auditor.
(e) Sonora i?ai/iMiy.— Gnaymas to Nogales,Mex., 965
miles.
Boston. Mass.
Topeka, Kan.
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2C. W. Smith
8 Robert R. Symon.
4G. L. Goodwin...
5 E. Wilder
6 A. A. Robinson
7 J. H. Scott
8 J. P. Whitehead...
9Ras8eIl Elliott....
10 S.H. Davis
President
AsiV.P.AG.M.
Yiee-President
See. A Treas..
As.Sec.AA.T.
Gen. Manaaer
AssHGen.Mgr.
Auditor
AssH Auditor.
Gen.F.AP.A.
'Boston, Mass.
I Topeka, Kan.
New York, N. Y.
Boston. Mass.
Topeka, Kan.
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Boston, Mass.
Gnaymas, Mex.
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Construction Shops, Warehouses, &c.
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NEW YORK OFFICE: 108 LIBERTY STREET.
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TANEOUSLY LIGHTING GAS (WITHOUT
ELECTRICITY) FOR RAILROAD DEPOTS IS
UNEQUALLED. Dyott's high candle-power
Burneris superior to any other or the Electric
Light.
Estimates given, on application, f ronn Archi-
tects' and Engineers' Plans ; or Special Draw-
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We manufacture every description of Plain
and Ornamental Street Lamps, Posts, Brack-
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POOR'S DIRECTORY OP RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
34-36.
24 AtehlsoD* Topeka and Santa Fe RR.—
Sonera Rauwoff.^ Continued.
11 L. H. Waugh
12 Lawrence Storm..
13 John Diecorabe
14W.T. Richards. .
15 Geo. Montague
16 G. B. Montandon.
Master Mech. . IGuaymas, Mez.
For.CarShoptf]
For. Rep. Fardilmuris, Mex.
Resident Eng. Gnaymas, Mez.
Road Master.. \
Road Master. . ! Benson, A. T.
(/) CMeago^ Kansas and Western RR.—'Sew oTganSui-
tlon, nnder which extensions in Kansas are being built
by the Atchison CompaDy. See.**Poor^s Manual of
Railroads.'*
1 Joab Mnlvanc
2 J. P. Griswold. . . .
8 E. Wilder* ♦»»»...
4G. L. Goodwin
5 C. W. Smith
6 J. P. Whitehead : .
7 A. A. Robinson
8H. C. Clemcnus...
9J. F. Goddard.. .
10 Geo. R. Peck
11 A. C. Armstrong. . .
12 Geo. Hackney
13D. J. Chase
14M. W. Osborne ..
15 A. 8. Johnson
16 Don A. Sweet
17 W. P. White
18J.8. Leeds
19C.M. Fonlks
20A,P.Wilder^»»»..
21 W. W. Allen
28 R. B. Garnisell
President
Vice-President
Sec. cf; Treas..
A.Sec.itA.Tr
Qen. Manager
Com.iSt O.Aud
ChitfEngin'r
Auditor
Ass'tOen.Man
Oen. Solicitor.
Purch. AqenL
Supt. of Mach.
Sup.qfTransp
SuRdyABdgs
Oen. TaxOom.
As. Trqf. Mar.
Q.P.^tT.Agt.
Gen. Fgt, Agt.
Claim Agent.,
Car AcoounCt.
Topeka, Kan.
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Boston, Mass.
Topeka, Kan.
Bosion, Mats.
Topeka, Kan.
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ated Mndependentiy* 1>Qt nnder management of Atchi-
son officials :—
{jg) Leavenworth, T^p^ka and Southttfsstem /?y.~Leay-
enworth.to Meridcn Junction, 46 miles. Owned by
Atchison and Union Pacific Companies.
1 W. B. Strong. . .
2F G. DfXter...
8 G. L. Goodwin. .
4E. Wilder ....
6 C. W. Smith. . . .
« J. P. Whitehead.
7H. C. Clements..
President
Vice-President
TVeas.AAst.S.
. Sec.iitAss'tTr
Gen. Manager.
Com.ff- G.Aud
Bo8ton,^afl8.
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Auditor iTopeka, Kan.
(A) MahhcUtMn, Alma and Burlingame i^y.— Manhat-
tan to Bnrlingame, 56.4 miles. Owned by Atchison and
Union Pacific Companies.
IP. G. Dexter....
2W. B. Strong...
8G. L. Goodwin..
4E. WUder
6C. W. Smith
6 J. P. Whitehead.
P.-'esident
Via-President
Treas. d,Ast S.
iee.dkAss'tTr.
Gen.Manager.
Com. (b G.Aud
Boston, Maes,
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(I) WieMta and Western RR.—WichittL to Kingman,
46 miles. Owned by A., T. & S. Fe, and St. L. & 8. F.
RR. Cos.
1 E. W. Kinsley.
2 T. C. Wales « *
8G. L. Goodwin
4 Frank M. Hill «
5 J. P. Whitehead
• A. F. Ltcke
President..., i Boston, Mnss.
S.Tr.ALoc.A. iWichlta, Kan.
Ass^t Tr^as. . . iBorton, Mas<*.
5«p/.^'.<ftP.v4. Wichita, Kan.
fkrni. d' O.Aud Boston, Mass.
Trans. Agent. WicbitA^ Kan.
General ofticcs (A., T. A S. F. RR.), Topeka, Kan.
Financial office, 95 Milk St., Boston, Mass.
26 Atlanta and l¥eat Point RR.
See Western Ry. of Alabama,
26 Atlantic Coast Line .—Composed of the
lines named bvlow.
Genbral Operating Offickrs.
IH. Walters \V.P.& G. Mr.
2 J. F. Divine ' Gen. Supt
8 Sol. Haas TraMcm
4 T. M. Emerson . .
6J.H.Hill...
Wilmington. N.C.
Traffic Man. . . ; Richmond. Va.
Gen.Ft.&P.A. Wilmington N.C.
G€n,Bag, Agt. Richmond, Va.
26 Atlantic Coast Line— Gbkxbal Opxratihg
Officbrs. — Oontinved.
6J.R.Kenly Supt. Trans..
7 W. A. Riach » » « »» ^en ^wrfitor. .
8 B. R Dnnn i Kng. o/R'way
9B. C.Dunn. AsstiC.ofR..
Passenger Agents.
Wilmington, N.C.
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12 Waldo A. Pearce.
18F.B. Pfice
14G.R Needham...
15 A. L. Reed ..
16 C. W. Harwood.
17C. C. West
18 W. W. Davios . . .
Otn. En. P. A.
East. Pass. A .
Agent
Agent
Ageni
DUl.Pass.Agt.
Soliciting Agt.
Soliciting Agt.
General Agent
New York, N. Y.
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Boston, Mass.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Baltimore, Md.
Washington D.C.
Richmond, Va.
Charleston, 8. C.
Jackf>onville, Fla.
COKPORATK AND DlYlBION OFFICXBB.
(a) Albemarle and Raleigh i?i?.— Williamsion to Tar-
boro. 82 miles.
1 H. R. Baltzer
2 J. W. Thompson..
8 J. F. Post, Jr
President. , . .
Sec. A Treas..
Ass'tSee.A Tr,
New York, N. Y.
Wilmington, N.C.
General office, Wilmington, N. C.
(6) Chsraw and DarlingtonRR.-FloTcnce to Cheraw,
40 miles ; and
(<r) Cheraw and Salisbury RR.—Chet&w to Wades-
boro, 25 miles.
Officers of Both Railroads.
1 A. F. Ravenel...
2J. H. Mclvers«.
8G.G Lynch
4 J. E. Kelly
President
Sec. A Treas..
Matt.ofTrans.
Road Master..
Cbarleftoo, S. C.
Society Hill, S. a
Florence, S. C.
Cheraw, 8. C.
General office, Cheraw, S. C.
(d ) North Eastern J?i7.— Charleston to Florence, 102
miles.
1 A. P. Ravenel.... ••.
2 B. S Rhett» «•»«....
8 C. Wllllman
4 W. N. Royall
5 G. B. Newcomb
Prftident Charleston. S. C.
Tteastfrer . . . '* '*
Secretary ....
Ass't Supt . .
Florence, 8. C.
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General office, Charleston, S. C.
(e) Petersburg i?i2.— Petersburg to Weldon, 61 miles.
President Richmond, Va.
1 John B. Palmer. . .
2 M. W. Yarring
ton»4»»«
8 R.M.Sully
4 W. A. Riach»«.. .
5 W. R.Jones
Treasurer
DivisionSupt.
Auditor
AssHAud...
General office, Richmond, Va.
(/) Richmond and Petersburg ifJ?.— Richmond to
Petersburg, 28 miles.
Petersburg, Va.
Wilmington.N.C.
Richmond, Va.
Richmond, Va.
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1 Fred. R. Scott Prtsident. . .
'"ion^'i.Tr!"!' }-»'•<«?>«"
8 R. »I. Sully ' JWt). Supt. . .
4 W. A. Riach« • lAudUor Wilmington. N.C.
6 W. R. Jones .AsuH Aud | Richmond, Va.
6 John O'Brien ^MasUr Mech. .
7 H. M. Robinson.. .. Road Master. .\Bockj Mt, N. C.
(General office, Richmond, Va.
(g) Wilmington and Weldon i?J2.— Wilmington to
Weldon, 162 miles, with branches, 59 miles ; and
(h) Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta i?i?.~Wil-
mington to Columbia, 102 mlle^.
Officers of both Rau^roads.
1 R. R. Bridgers
2 B. F. Newcomer. . .
8 W. T. Walters
4 J. W. Thompson 1
» 4 • 10 J"
6 Jas. F. Post, Jr. ..
6 John R. Latta
7 James Knight. ...
8 John Bissett
President. ...
V.'P. W. A W.
V.P.W.C.dbA
See. A Treas,
Ass*t Treas....
AssH A»dttor.
Master Trans.
MasLqfMach,
Wilmington. N.C.
Baltimore, Md.
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7
''THE ANNUAL ISSUE IS AN EVENT OF IMPOBTANCE.''
—RaUivad OaeetU.
NOW IN PREPARATION.
To be issued early ui June, 1887.
THE TWENTIETH ANNUAL NUMBER OF
PooR'8 Manual
OF THE
Railroads of the DnM States,
CANADA AND MEXICO.
»»•
THE fortbooming number of tbis standard work will be the most complete and
comprehensive edition ever issued. The high character of the Manual is uni-
versally recognized wherever there is any interest in American Railways. This
is due to the g;reat elaboration with which the statements of our
Railroads are prepared.
With eacli number some new feature is introduced. New Maps are now being
specially engraved by the American Bank Note Company.
Other new features now in the Manual are, (1) a statement showing the range of stock
and bond values for eight years ; (2) a statement showing the rates of dividends paid for a
like period ; (3) statements showing dividends paid by all railroads since their organization ;
and (4) a statement showing details of the lines which have been merged into other roads.
More extended reference to these new features will be found elsewhere in this
Directory.
The cost of the Manual has been greatly increased by the addition of maps and the
elaboration of the statements above referred to ; but, notwithstanding this, the price of the
work remains the same.
IS** Its cost is $6.00, delivered free.
Orders for the edition of 1887 are now respectfully solicited.
POOR'S MANUAL OF RAILROADS,
70 Wall Street, New York.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OP RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
se^r.
36 Atlantle Coast I<lne~0rFiC£B8 of both
Railroadb.— Continued.
9 J. H. Davis -j ^'''-^^y^^^lWilmiDgtoii.N.C.
10 W. H. Day j j ^'^'^"ji^R'}' \ \ Florence, B. C.
11 A. N. Freeland. . . . j R.M., W. C.iA Sumter, S. C.
18 John Barry LR. M.,W.&. »V. Wilmington, N.C.
18 B, F. Murphy | Mast. Car Pain
14 E. F. Casou ,8torek*eper ...\ ** "
Genera] office, Wilmington, N. C.
27 Atlantle and DauTllIe Ry.— Claremont
to Bellfleld, Va., 55 miles.
1 B. D. Tillar .President Hlckaford, Va.
2 Thomas Kwlng ' Vice-President. New York, N. T.
a W.G.Elliott...
4 N. Barrues
5 E. L. Bnrmes....
«P. Fleetwood....
Sec. <fe -SWid^or .Norfolk, Va.
Treasurer " **
Auditor . . Hicksford. Va.
Gen. Manager. ' Waverly, Va,
General office, Hiclulord, Va.
.98 Atlantic and North Carolina RR.—
Morehead City to Goldsboro, 95 milea.
1 Washington BryttJi*, President Newbwn, N. C.
2 F. C. Boberts* « • ^^.\See. A Treas.A " *'
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4 S.L.D11P 3' »«»... L4t/dito>-
5 J. W. Webb* \8upt. Teleg.. . . \
ti Basil Manly .Supt M.P.&M.\
7 Jacob Taylor ^Mast. Car B"r.\
8 C. L. Kinsley i Engineer
9 S.W.Howard \ Road Master . .\
29 Atlantic and Pacific RR.—Albaqnerqne
to Mojave, 815 miles.
1 Henry C. Natt . . .
2 E. P. WinAlow....
3 W. B. Strong
4 Geo. L. Sands.. ..
5 H. W. Gardiner. . .
6 D. L. Gallnp
7 L. H. Northrupa i
Till (■
8 C. A. Hawks' V» 10
9 F. M. Crocker
10 W. A. Bissell* «. . .
11 W. B. Biddle
19 Geo. F. Brydon....
13 H. C. Bnsh
14 J. S. Inglis
15 W. A.Bi8sell.... j
18 F. F. Berry
17 J.A.Williamson..
18 R. A. Matthews. ..
19 George Hackney..
80 A. C. Armstrong..
21 C. L Mixer
22 Andrew Smith. .
28 L H.Polk
24T.M.Daly ... .
25 B. C. Bosworth..
28 B.F. Caldwell...
27 T. Ainsworth....
28 A. B. Oerrander.
29 Z. Gervais
80 J. H. Kubns....
President jBoston. Mass.
VicePreHdent.'Svw York, N. Y.
2d Vice-Pres.. Boston, Mass.
Superintend^.
Sec. A Treas. .
Auditor
Act. Auditor..
Cashier
Paymaster
Gen.F.dP.A.
AssH O.F.Agt.
Ass'tO.P.Agt.
A.,A.APFPL
CA,AAPFFL
Mgr.Atl.SPa.
FastFgt. L.
Ticket Agent. .
Land ComnCr.
Svpf.jRoad De.
iSupt. Mach...
iPurch. Agent.
\8upt.Cal. Div.
\Supt.AJb. Div.
Supt.Arig.Div.
'Supt. Teteg...
Div. Mast Mech
Div.MostMseh
Div. Mast Mech
^ For. Water Ser.
Mast. C.Paint.
Oen. S. Keeper
Boston, Maaa .
Albnqucra., N.M.
Beaton, Masa.
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Albnqaerq., N.M.
Winsfow, Aria
Albaqnerq., N.M.
Needles. Cal.
'Winslow, Aria.
Albnqaerq., N.M.
: PeecnBprin . , Ariz.
Albnonerq., N.M.
■ '81 Soad Masters.-W. Crowley, WilUami. A. T.; C.
Jal.; II. Ba • ■"
P. Coyne, Peach Springs, Ariz.
L. Nelson, J)aggeUi Cal.; H. Banker, Coolldge, N.'m.;
General office, 87 Milk St , Boston, Mass.
80 Anffneta and Cliattanoosa RR.— Pro-
jected from AngnstA, (]«i., to Chattanooga, Tenn., 200
miles. Now beins: graded from Augusta to GalnesyiUc,
180 miles, by W. B. Lowe & Co., of Atlanta, Ga.
1 Clement A. Evans.. ,7Vw. <fc O. JTlAagasta, Ga.
2 Wm. B. Young ' Treasurer., ..
8 P. R. Sledge ^Secretary.
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RR.— Augusta to Sandereville, 80 miles.
1 R. M. Mitchell* » *.. President. . . . .Augusta, Ga.
2 W. B. Young Sec. <fc Treas.
8 George Adams* • ^^.' A gent
4 R. T. Barksdale. . . . ; Ch'f Engineer
5 F. W. Reaney Mast. Mech. . . .
General office, Augusta, Ga.
32 An»tln and North ivest«rii RR.— Aus-
tin to Burnet, 60 miles.
1 W. B. Itfham 1 Otrmr INew York, N. Y.
2 ^Sec. A Treas. . : Austin, Texas.
3A.N.Leltnaker»»«» Gf»w. ^e/i><....l ** **
4 P. L. Walker , Master Mech . . , "
General office, Austin, Texas.
83 Raclinian Vallejr RR.
See Hanover Junction, Hanover atid Gettysburg RR,
84 Rale dee Ciialenre Ry.— Metapedla to
Gasp6, P. Q., 175 miles. Under coustmction.
1 T. RobiUllle President . . . | Quebec, Que.
2 L. J. Riopel Man. Director
8 L A. RobitaMIe....!-Sf<r. A Treas..
4 C. N. Armstrong. . . Co/Uractor
6 J. F. Arm»troog. . .[Superintend' t.
General office, Quebec, Que. Reptir Shops
Metapedia, Que.
85 Raltinaore and Delaware Ray RR.«-
Pierson s Cove to Ohc»tertow^, 41 miles; Nicholson
branch, 9 miles.
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Cruse Point, Qae.
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1 John F. I Ingham..
2 Frank L. Hall
8 Robt. W. de Forest
4 Fred. Gcrker» a s 4 »
5 L. D. Binyn
President New York, N. Y.
Secretary 1 ** "
Treasurer ...\ ** '*
Gen. Managtr Philadelphia, Pa.
Ch'f Engineer Chester town ,Md.
General office, Chestertown, Md.
86 Raltinaore and Hanover RR.
See Hanover Junction, Hanover and Gettysburg RR.
37 Raltlmore and Ohio RR.— Main Stem,
Baltimore to Wheeling, 879 miles ; branches of main
stem, 352 miles— total, 781 miles, for other lines, see
below,
1 Robert Garrett. . . \President Baltimore, Md.
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2 Samuel Spenoer. . .
8 Tho«». M.King
4 Orland Smith
6 J. W.Davis
6 Anrrew Anderson.
7 W. T. Barnard . . .
3 W. H. Ijams* • •. .
9 A. Gordon Jones..
10 F. Harriott
11 C. E. Ways
12 C. S. W<glit
18 C.K.Lord
14 Chas. O. Scull. ...
16 L M.Cole
16 Wm. T. Thelin*...
17 Wm.M.Buchanan*.
18 A. F. Dunlevy ....
19N. S. Hill
20 P. H. Irwin
21 H.T.Douglas
22 J. L. Randolph....
28 J.K. Cowen
24 J.V.Smith
25 D.F.Maroney^Aii
26 W.H.Harrison....
27 John Brad Shaw....
28 E.W. Grieves
29 H. Carlton
80 J. 8. Merrill
81 B. F.Bond
82 0. P. Craig
88 T. H. Dearborn....
84 A. P. Bigelow
85 John H. Weeks....
86 A. C. Rose....
Vice-President
2d Vice-Pree
8tf Vice-Pres
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Baltimore, Md.
IstAss't /oPrtf« Baltimore, Md.
Ass't to Pres..
Ass't to Pres..
See. A Treas..
AssH Manager
Gen. Fat. Agt.
Ass'tGen.F.A.
AssUGen.F.A.
Gen.Pass.Agt.
AssHG.P.Aqt.
Gen. Tkt. Agt.
Gen. Auditor.
Avd. of Rev. . .
Avd.ofDisb..
Pttrch. Agent..
Res. Engineer.
CEngPhU.Ex
Cons. Engineer
Gen. Counsel..
Gen.Bag. Agt.
M. Car. Jtec. 0.
Supt.Motive P.
Supt. of Const.
Mast. Car B'r.
Ass'tMast. C.B Newark, O.
Supt. 5^/7. C. Baltimore, Md.
Div.Pass. Agt.\
G.East.Pas. A. New York, N. Y.
G.N. H^.Paw.X.IChicago, III.
Gen.Agt.iFgt.)
Gen.Agt.{FQt.) Philadelphia, Pa.
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87 Geo. D. De %\AeA^\supt.qr Hotels \ \ gjSJlS^Md.
1^** See note of explanation on first page,
9
Fine Coach ^ Railway Varnishes.
^<^
SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
BRADLEY & SMITH,
]*In.Mnfactmrei-s of Star Brand
BRUSHES
Copper-fastened and Wood Soaked in Oil. Some of
the large Rail Road Companies call it the
Best in the Market.
POOR'S DIBECTORT OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
S7 BalllmaTe and Oklo im,-C<,nH«'f'l.
Main tiTi> Ditibiok.
« D. Ue tl'n.8«Bl... . Bait Inure. Md.
aa Tho#. FlIigHBld.. .«Bjrf, 6</>tB..|
« i:bM. DooTap.,.. ."'//i^. H'. /He.. Orofton, W. Vi
« J. A. Hnntor..* '.'.'. ""•■'' Wn./«-"lnT.finn m' Vi
4SB. F. F. Fendi^l..,
** Matter Kfcliaah _.,
Ballimnre. Hd-: Wm. Edwuda. Marl
H. N. Winnow. Cunih<Tliind. Md : finmei iiourTon
Pledmobl, V. V».: 8, B Crawforil, Gnrton, W. Va,
Alei. Litrd. ffheelinc, W.Vl.
45 Otntral Fonmfn.—F. R. Friodfooi- Cemdei
Slmtlon, BaiHmorr, Md ; O. W. llnrnphrevB, Wuh
InSton, D. C; Th.n, Treilof, Sftody Hook, Md.; P
Harden. Farter^bunr. W. Vn.; Immc tlancT. T, A
Smttti, John MirPlmlT. J. A. Btnurorc. Ballldwre, »d.
W. B. HcClung. Whfellns. W. Va.
4t B. L. Big«la«... ) ,r„., ff ii.^_j ' IBsltlmorc. Md
41 ^.H, Stout.... . f .-"™-'- """'■, iQraflon.W.Va
. Mr. Tkt. Agl.
. Me.Ft.A^..
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H R, T. Devrin
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M F. H. Brlltan
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70 'r.V.aMl}fibei....\lM<!. Ft. Aa/..,
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TIL N. Katbiujth. .\.Valler X
m.S. Wood \0. Form.
KTprniand TitegraiA.
T4W. H. Tnco |I7rn. .Van.i^ iBaltitDoni. Md.
78 W. H. Snyder '."iupl. i'jjmw. Newark, O.
7rtClia». Mendrnhall. -fiK A'JVW.ClndnBall. O.
77 T. H. Walker .Vu»r.Kr»ivai.|C:hatUn'ea.Tenii.
ISC. B. Sedgwick... |'.VB<ni/Affrn/ Sew York. N. y.
™°-H'B"" i-iS;;.*7SM ■'
aOC. Seldcn Ultu.Supl. r^-.|B»ltlroQie, Md.
ArtociATEU LiHi«-. Baltimore S, Onio KR,
(4) Balaiaert antl PAUntff/pAin.— Wllmlncton lo
LandtDboric 90 mllea.
Wi>hlnglon..|iVHl<fenf |p[tI(bo>Kfa, Pa.
IB. Bpeni
ai.O. Fad...
1 W. II Ilami
K W. T. Thelli
i'l'HIor
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noTf. Md.
::iB.
D. Md.
1, Hd.
(6) Pummrah Juifltmi B».— IjnghllD Sli
Pittabureh and Wesieni ConDectlun. 4 mlli
biaoch <3 1 mils.
D, Md.
idelphla. Pi
Slatlna t
I TboDia* M ._ ,.
sr. H. H. German.,, i.'irrtfnry..
SW. H. IJama ■Trtamrtr . ,
4J. Morton Hall ' .Su,* riW.nU
0««al oQce. AD'gben}. Fa.
.iBalitmora. Md.
■ ■■ ■ <;ny. Pa.
ore. Md.
irgh. Pa
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and mio KR.-OiMliUKd.
* Wetlen J(fl. —Western IMrtaton :
J NewcaillB. tt mil« : Horthan
Jonctton tr "'
I. Jewett, U7 nflw :
1 AUegbcDf , Pa.
551,
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8 Jamea Callsr*
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5J. Mane- _, ,. .. ,.
II.D.Caiiipb*ll'"-' \ ^J^IJSIff,.' fAlleglienj, Pa.
lu. S.Wight 'w™./W. .<t«-FI"«bargh, P«.
8 W. L. CromlWli... lAta'l G. F. A.i "
9C.W.BaM.tt C.F.^ rt/.^.AIleghenj.Pa.
10 .1. J.. Kirk"" Audilnr.
IIJ. T. Jobnaon. . . . f^v/miali
. L. Lewla.
'. M. PlahB
3. C*wlc<
, . ..'M.Tran. X.D.'Voibjag. Pa,
■ Foifinr^Pa.
\'Roan Uiul.
.. JVw: KBll'Tr..." l''.'^" """■ ) lYoungatown. _,
IS J, J. Saioi ^6^, ^^«(,,,rAll«gfieny, P».
Oenrral sDlei', Allfgbany; Pa,
(in BaHtbvry 8£,— Sallahnrj Junction to Ww( Salia-
bnry.BmllM. wlthbf— >— •-"■
fl Shartmillt Bfl.— Sbarpavllle lo Wilmington -Junr
IB, 17 mill" : bnncb, 1 mlla.
..i/^.d''ftii,.tf,:BaUiniort, Md.
[iPIltabnTgh, Pa.
„ ( r.-P..Trf
\}*AuMI'r.
..tiirnlarp. ..
iT, W, (iailtbw. ...[Ota. Fgt. Agl.\FltUi>a
GuDeral offlc^ Sbarpavlllc, Pa,
(/) ro/fri/ ffff. (nrffjBlo).— Haprlaonborg '
IFTwIdim/. , , ,
imore BR.^Vttb-
l§,flp*Dcer
aw, » Ijama. .
aJ,L. Rindolpb „„..„„.„.„
4J*inrsW. DsTla... \BoailXaile
OenenI omce. BtaonUin. Va.
ie) IVIuellnii. FVtubHTgh a«rl B
ingion 10 WbeellDg, » mllea.
IJ, B. WaablnBton,..ip™irf«i/ Mltaburf*. Va,
lW.H,IjBin« \Tmiturrf... .Baltimon-, Md.
SF, E, pinkerton Srtrtlarv. ... iFllwbnrBli. )^
General offlce, PIttobatgb, Fa.
IM aalHinonr and O/ilaStmrtLinfSB.—Oifnuoni
Jnnction lo Waabtngton. ra.,S4 mllea.
IThomoeM, Klnir.--;
» J, B. Wnablnglon.., .. . _ ,. .
m flomerirl iiBil C^mftria.— Rock wood JanctloD li
JobnFtDwii, Fa., 4S nUlea.
J, B, Waabliigton.. 'Praidfiil ,,,..E^tMbDrgh, Pa,
'l^Tftary
jiuni tTrtatarit ... ; Baltimore. Md,
I office IB, & O, RK.). Cenlrat Building. Ball!
', K-Plnk
"r«~'""'"'
\.oTi....\Fr'-iafii
.Vam |7VWH. <f
fcST" <Sw note of explanation o« first page.
11
6EMEHV MILES HO,
BUILDERS OF
METAL-WORKING
MACHINE TOOLS
RAILROAD SHOPS,
Locomotive and Car Builders.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
41-49.
41 Bancor and Plsc&taqnls RR«— Oldtown
to Gre«uvtlle, 76 miles
1 W. B. Hay ford [President iBangor, Me.
2H. W. Blood* « T a. J^sr«tf.7V.«jft7V.^
5 J \0€n.SupL&G.\ I
»t
8 Arthur Brown» a i
4 C. S. Nason . .
6 J. W. Comins
6 C. H. Sawyer. .
7 J. Farqahar...
1
FaLAfkt.Agt
Mcuier Mech . .
Mcu. Car, Sep.
Sitpt, Tel
Road Master..
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OldtowD, Me.
Bangor, Me.
Oldtown, Me.
Repair Shops at Oldtown, Me. General office, Bangor,
Me.
42 Raoffor and Portland Ry.—Portland to
Nazareth, S6 miles ; branch, Smiles.
1 C. Millcr» a « « *. ..iV<'^.cfe(?M. iT.i Bangor. Pa.
SD. C.Blair Tlc«-P>v*W«nrBelvTdere, N. J.
Secretary |Ban;
Treasurer
8 Geo. W. Mackey.
4 John I. Miller...
5 John D. Vail Ase'i Gen. Mn.
6C. N. Miller .Gen.F.iitP.Ag
7 Wm. M. Benett. . . . U w</.& Oen.A.
8 E. G. Wire i ChUf Engineer
>r, Pa.
Mast, of Mech.
Mast. Car B'r.
Supt.of Tel..
Road Master..
goi
Portland, Pa.
Blairstown, N. J.
Bangor, Pa.
Belvidere, N. J.
Nasareth, Pa.
Baogor, Pa.
Portland, Pa.
Nazareth, Pa.
»«
9 J. S. Hoogh
10 David Vanklrk
IIC.B. Quick
IS Geo. W. Stuyvesant
General offices, Bangor, Pa.
43 Barclay Coal RR«
See New York, Lake Erie and Western JSB,
44 BarUett and Alban/ BR.— Projected
from Bartlett, N. H., to Albany, Me., of which com-
pleted, 6 mil«s.
45 BatesTllle and Brlnkley RR.— Brinkley
to Jacksonport, tK) miles.
1 R. W. Martin \ PreHdent .... Little Rock, Ark.
2W.J.Thompson...l|^;^S^f^:}
8JohnT.Flynn \\%f^J^l\
4 E. G. Thompson ..... Gen. Pas. Agt.
5 John White \Master Maeh..
6 Charlea Newell j Forem. Or. Rep
General offices, Little Rock, Ark.
46Batli and Hammondeport RR.— Bath
to Hammondsport, 10 miles.
IG. W. Nichols. . President. ... ;Hamm'dsp*t,N.Y.
2 H. S. Stebblnsa « *. Les.G.M.AAu\ ** ••
8 Jonathan Roble. . . I }^ice'PreHdent\B9,\h, N. Y.
4H. U.Cook Treasurer ... \ ** •*
5 J. W. Davis Se<;retary. . . . Hamm*d8p't,N.Y.
6M.H. Halpa ^Su.iiGn.Ft.A.
7S.S.Fairchild j-j^^i^*^:}
BAllen Wood ^TrafficMan...
9 John Fojrar ty | Roail Master . .
10 S. S. Reynolds. . . . | Engineer... .
General office, Hammondsport, N. Y.
Brlnkley, Ark.
Angnsta, Ark.
Little Rock, Ark.
Brlnkley, Aik.
• 4
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47 Bay or<|alnte Railway and NaTlaa-
Uon Co.
See Napanee, Tamworth and Quebec Ry,
48 Bear Lake and Ka^tern RR.— Pierpont
to Cleon, S6 miles.
1 G. W. Hopkins* » ^^'\ President
2 D.H. HopkiDS^ «*ii
3 E. Hopkins'
4 M.J. Hopkins' >«..
5 John W. Hills
Bear Lake, Mich.
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I*
Secretary. .
Treasurer
Superintend* t.
Gtn. Fgt. Agt.
Repair Shops at Bear Lake, Mich. General office.
Bear Lake, Mich.
49 Bee Line.— Composed of the roads named be-
low:
(a) Gbnbral Opbratimo QpricsRS.
IG. M. Beach
2 0. B. Skinner...
8D.B. Martin..
Gen. Man Cleveland, O.
Traffic Man..
\Gen,RdbT,A.
t»
49 Bee Line— Gbmxral QpxRATiNe Oiticers.
Continued.
4BdgarHill
5 Albert 8. White..
6 D. M. Calkins
7 P. A. Hewitt* '8..
8 B. P. Whitmaiv. . . .
9 E. E. Krenthoffer.
IOC. J. Fellows'*. ..
11 E. C. Sheldon...
12J. L.Yale
18 T. J. Hlggins
(7^. ^^.^^^;CleTeland, O.
Ass'tEgt. Agt.\
Gen. Bag. Agt.'
Auditor
Fg.ATk.Arct.
Trav. Auditor
Car Accounts.
Paymaster. . . .
Purch. Agent.
SupL Tel.....
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ib) Passxnosb and Friioht Aoests.
Joint Agents C. C. C. A I. and I. & St. L. Rys.
1 W. R. Hills
2T. S. Timpson
3H. A. Hills
4 J. Q. Van Winkle.
5 Q. T. Sullivan. . . .
GC. S. Lefiwich
7 J. P. Ewing
8G. W. Kendrick...
9 A. M. Stewart
10 R. B.Whitney....
11 M. T.Donohue....
12 D. Jay CoUvcr
l«J.De Wolfe
14T. C. Peck
15 J. E. Reeves
16F. G.Robbins.Jr
17 W. J. Nichols . . .
181:.. Snyder
19W. F. Snvder . ..
SO J. L. A. Thomas..
Gen. Agent....
Gen. East. Agt.
Live Stock Agt.
IHv. Fgt. Agt.
Contract Agt,
Live Stock Agt.
IHv. Fgt. Agt.
Trav. Fgt, Ag.
O. Live S. Ag.
TVav Pas*. A.
N.E.Pats.Agt.
Pass. Agent...
Pass. Agent...
Pass. Agent. . .
Gen. So. Agt..
St. Tr. Pofs.A.
Gen. West. Agt.
Oily Past.Agt.
Trav. Pass, A.
Trav. Past. A.
[Louisville, Ey.
New York, N. Y.
Cincinnati, O.
Indianapolis, Ind.
tl
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Cincinnati, O.
.Marion, O.
Cleveland, O.
New York, N. Y.
Boston, Mass.
Cleveland, O.
'Colnmbns. O.
Indianapolis, Ind.
Cincinnati, O.
Louisville, Ky.
St. Louis, Mo.
• t %%
Kansas City, Mo.
Dallas, Tex.
21 Fred. Raine
22W. S. Morrill
S3 Geo. Krani>e, Jr . . .
24 G. T. Chamberlain.
23 J. B. Ablewhite...
2»G. T. Sullivan. ...
27C. E. Finney
28 W. H. Tumy..*....
29J.P. Minnick
80 J. L.Miller, Jr....
81 E. L. Patterson . . .
82A.M. Schwartz...
88 John Howard
Special Agents (7., C, 0. dt L By,
I Cincinnati, O.
Div. Fgt. Agt
Contract. Agt.
Contract. Agt.
Contract. Agt.
Contract. Agt..
Contract. Agt,
Contract. Agt.
Depot Master..
Pats. Agent . .
Pass. Agent .
Trav. Paes. A
City Past. A..
Trav. Past. A
Cleveland, O.
Columbus, O.
Cleveland, O.
Indianapolis. Ind.
Kansas City, Mo.
Cincinnati, O.
Cleveland, O.
Dayton, O.
Cleveland. O.
Cincinnati, O.
•1 Forth Worth.Tex.
Special Agents Indianapolis A. St. Louis Ry.
84 M. S. Wasson.
85 E. A. Clapp . .
S6 Jos. G. Miller.
37 0. G. Fetter..
Div. Fgt. Agt. 8t. Lonis, Mo.
Livs StockAgt.
Contract. Agt
Contract. Agt.
tt
Cincinnati, O.
8G.S. Russell..
4H. H. Poppleton...
6H. K. Devereux...
PreHdent New York, N. Y.
Cleveland, O.
(c) Corporate Officers.
Cleveland^ Colvmbus^ Cincinnati and IndianapoUt Ry.
—Columbus Division : Cleveland to Columbos, 188
miles : Cincinnati Division : Delaware to Cincinnati,
180 miles ; Indianapolis Division : Gallon to Indianap-
olis, 203 miles ; with branch, 2 miles.
1 James D. Layng. .
2 G. H. Russell* * • »o Sec. A Treas
As. See. A Tr
Gen. Attorney.
Registrar .
Indianapolis A St. Louis i2>-.— Indianapolis to St.
Louis, 266 miles.
6 Stevenson Burke . . I Pretident. . . . Cleveland, O.
7 G. H. Russell" * » >«!^w. A Treat..
8G. S. Russell...
9J. T. Dye
10 J. T. Wann ....
11 U. K. Devereux
12 0. G. Fetter....
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AMt't Treat...
Gen. Attorney.
Tranter Agt.
Regittrar
ConVg Agt....
Dayton and Union RR.-\Jn[on City to Dayton, 47
miles.
13 C. C. Waite.
Cincinnati, O.
14G.M. Beach
15 Geo. S. Russell.
16 R. D. Marshall.
President Cincinnati, O.
V.-P. A G.Man
Sec. A Treas..
Gen. Attorney.
Cleveland, O.
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Dayton, O.
t^* See note of explanation on first page,
13
TM EPPINGER & RUSSELL
CREOSOTZNG T^ORZS
Foot of 6th Street, Oowanas Canal, Brooklyn.
NEW rOBK OFFICE, J60 WATER ST.
TIMBER CREOSOTED BY OUR IMPROVED PROCESS.
Creosoted Piles and Railroad Ties furnished.
iDtrodncad in 1H38 and up to 188G dead Oil of Coal Tar i» the onlj' known product tbat
will preserve timber for bU purposes Approved liv tbe C<immittee on ihe PreaarvBtioD of
Timber" of the Amencnn Society uf Cml Lnginiert \\e use only the above Oil
Keference is made in the following, being a tew of tbi
Foit DYKEfi. -(Jen. Newton, U.S.A. ; ^en.
liilleBpie, U.S.A. ; Oen. McFarland. U.S.A.
For BitKAKWATERs.—Uen.Boben, U.S.A. ;
Hen. Macomb, U.S.A. ; (ieii. Weiteel, U.S.A.
Fob WiiAUtfl, — y.jn. .4.bbott, U.S.A.;
Hoadley & Co.. New York, Wharfs, Port
Limnti. CoBla KicH ; Nutioual Storage C^..
Xew York ; Department of Docks, New
York; Tampa Hay I(. R., Florida; S. S. As-
aeraon, C. E.. Navy Yard; N. E. R. K..
Churleston ; Urniid Trunk R. R. , Canada;
J*hi)rli Valley It. it., Philadelphia ; Philadel-
id Iteaiiing B. R., Philadelphia; Jii.
ra);iia Iron Co., Suatlai^o <1p Culia.
For Bridges.— N. Y. Hrooklyn Bridge,
New York ; A. P. Boiler, C.E., New York.
Fob Blocks.— J. T. Pi.-r>on. Cape UHytien.
F0RSEWKR3.—A.B. Hill, C.E.. New Haven,
Ci,
Foil UHDKROROL'ND CoNUUlTB.— N. Y. &
N. J. Tel, C«„ Brooklyn.
Fort Dry Docks.— J. 4 J. Y^oraton, PIctou,
N. S.
EPPINCER & RUSSELL,
YELLO"W Pli^E LUMBER.
SHIPPING PORTS :
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA.
FERNANDINA.
No. 160 WATER STREET,
HEW TOHK..
ROADS ANDofHER
PURPOSES.
e*UT TO OKDEIR.
POOK'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
40 Be« SiInC—CbnllHUnf,
(if) TiiANsraBTiTiaK Dtrtwntm,
Voliimb¥> and CtneHiuati Hit.. C, C. C. Jt I. Rv-
lltBleB.:....: . ...■.•;«p.rln(«irf't.lCHidBD(l,0.
3C.J Siedwull Train Xailir]
ST. J.CiBHdlo Wi-ITraiA MA
4E. A, P«k irnUn ifa»(«r. Cinclnnmll, O.
i I. G. Kbod \AM-lTrain Jf.lDeliwut, O.
IiutioHapatia DirMon. C, C, C. A I. By.
SJ. O. E«in ^tvHrlH'tfufC.IniUuuipoKB, Im
TO. A. Allen ITmin JfrMbr-iDHloo, Ind.
Indiaaainau and 3L Laid' J/f.
P. W. BnrrpKi.... \li-ptTiitiind: t.\»t. Umit.lio.
drwland, CMurnAut. ttKCinaati and buOanasalli ,
1 W. K. Turreir. O. 3tail. Xtch CletoUnd. O.
tX.K. Hudjuu Ma.JI.alli/iopi
_. L*«M Gtn. Ji^r. US.
Q. SldDhRnncr. Om. F. Car D
" Cualitiiu.. ... rbr.HaU.SAai
"-" "»-- JSiiHtASS.
S M. p. IlcOru^r
1 Z. t). Connora. .
t)J. BIchoTn
9P.Pnt.et
10 D. KmtoD
ItF.Bklu
UKceesTH...
lawillbiiiiCaoiiibi
U'Wm.Doncutvi...
.. fbr.CanitiZ.
■ U.X.Jtehl
iAi-M.M
■■ iAuaiof
.. llb.jraeA..
3BA.T. Protam,
.. /ttr.P.iCr.Af. Spriogadd,
. For.P.fSL.BlDvlo", <>■
. ftir.^.it/'.JEf.iOlBclanaK, O.
'FOn.I,M.Bfp.\ "
Fon.Lof.Jtip.\fM.laa. O.
.. Fort, CarSni.' "
.. F.L.dVarll^iiVnlaa Cl\j, U
.. ir.if.iiUS»eiii\BiiBbtviooi. I
, ■Ofn.F.Haelt.d
. . fbr. amlerSh.l
.. For.OmUhM.^
n.F.Oarb.
WJ.U.BraDBr For.P.CarRn\ '
?7EI.UeiH) ForFg.CarS.\
iHdlanapM' and SL Ltmir Hg.
38Wni.Qan(ua..... jr:jr.aa5A'<i».BrLgbtwood. Ind.
m W. p. Orlud A:3I.X. nUS.iMitUaoii. 111.
40 J. B. PtIctT. 'tFoT.BoUtr a\.fir\ib\,voiA.lad.
41 W. B. V^utar. nir. \fiaafa.Hariaon. III.
440. B. Wcbgr Jbr. Uni?
Brlgbtarood, lud.
. St. LODli. III.
L'. J. TliainpBon....^i-. hoe. Dtp.
L'. J. McPiuIdoii...'V>"Br. Oar Dtp.
«9<l. 9eaa [For. Gar Dtp.
Vtmrlaiiii, CbAint&ut, CJitdnnfiri and /niAaiuipiifi" Ay,
1 V. C. IiwlD ».R,il,AC.B. Citv«]uii,0.
3V. Nuwell Supt.i^Ooiiti.
AC Puller. 'Am'i JToifir.. Drlknre. O.
4 M, Baircn iKaad Maiiir.. 0tjtaa,O.
SH.Ojvdlncr /load .Vailer.. B«ll«foaUliie, O.
OB.O. KuuQitii ' Rnad SloMltr. . UdIod Cllj, Ind.
7T.3 MuTin \lim.F<rrrman. »}i&aj.O.
FtuklU.'o.
4B B«e I.lse.'AniUniMd.
S4 and Sr. Louu Sf.
l!./!..V.^C.E..acvtl
13 M. Mmwell iSvptHnlti "■
ISWimamHinry... AoodJ^ni
14 0. RniFBn J.Ati't Jtouu ji.'
I3J. Kfwnaa [Aa't Koad U.lM
IStt.McNibb [Vm.Fortmun.]
nation and IMon RR.
) ■?"?"i.''':''''i?i ;-i
: (C. C
IT W. T. E
Oenon
:nutftr
.'nigt Ct
« Bl. L. BR I.
United 9utBi "
□nee. CleTBli
KB.\ DBjton
SO Bead
(Includtng tn
I P. K. HnrrltDU'..
'.. A I. ItT \ Clerelind. o.
- — -tocli. United lt(at<a
"?in2nc1il*AgtSrx'!
rli. N, V. Tt»nF.ler
e ,D»Ion A. Union
Clevelnnd. O.
— WlUUiniport to Ounm
-- -— -hen, as mllr-
i^lurflcld. t..
:*cw Yotk, Jt. Y.
_. Actouiin
11 L. Amee \lfafUr Xii*..
ig W.I.. HcRarr.. ..xRoadllaflrT.. Iwk Be
14 B. F. Pleld* I tlaa.eaa. Ilo. Jsney B]
15 A. L.DtavcDiUdt.[{ W.dCr.DS
OcDcrtl nfflee, JemiT Shoni. P«. Tn»i»I
Grand Cealrel Depet. New York. TX. Y.
51 BellKire *nd HI. «:imlrB«IIIa 1
ClalotUlD tu AU Clalnvllle Juncllun, 7 mllee.
iIohoT, Troll i/VwWfnr.... SI. Clmli
« J. R M .
1 C. W. Tro]
. . I V.-F. * Tnat
. \Qen. SSaitai]'
. . ^iKiTttiny. . . .
i% Ballalre, ZaneaTtlle waA Cln«llinBII
It.— BelUlre to ZUBiTlltc, ll9mlkii.
(f Q. Mar 1
* H. l! Hoone}.
SU. Charcblll.
4.1. M Miller..
» T. M. Hohart.
B J. K. QeddcB
T James Inlna
B J. B. Rbodei.
IJ. O. CasaaU...
iHvllle,0.
-odslald. C
If ZuieavUla, O.
! Train .Ua-liT.
..M.M.ttCarS.'.
. I'bllsdelptaia, Pi.
0. Van Btunt..
..,Ofli. .fupC B
.. IfAfc/ «"(?-■■■
\UiUUrXeci..\
8 Tbomaa BaaO. . . . .ISapirritm
General once, Pbllwlelptila. Pa.
Si Belt ftallior o''<^)i<'"Bo-
Sit Chicago awi Vf/iUr^i Indiana Rli.
G5 B«It B>tlro>d land Stock Xardi.—
Around Indlanapolla, IG mtlw.
1 Win. R. licKtea... Prf'i'li'd.... TerreBanic. Ind.
i Horace BcoCI. i Vl<V'/^^df«I|liidiaaapalla, Ind.
I^° See note of explanation on first page.
IS
POOS-S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
GS Hell BKllroKd {Utd no«k ¥*rdl-
4W. P.IJun* \S«i>i. S Aad..\
S6 BcBuliiKloD anil (JlBatcnbarjr BB.-
Bcnnliiilon lo OlBetenbnrj, B milt*.
1 RdikIIC. Root . \PniUltnt |?Ie> Toik.N. T.
HOto.W. atimta.. 'SiiniaTw.. ,. BeDnlngton, Vt.
8 AiBoiAWriih. Ota. Said... \
4C.C.Cl»pp .Vait.iy'Maeli.]
Qencnl offlcs, BenEln^itfln, VL.
.nd Bnlland Br.-Rnt
8fi BoMOB BBd AlbBBT BB.— Bonlon tO
Albsnr, en mlla ; biaachea ud Aued lincf , 184 nllin.
I WiltlunBllK*. PniUent iBoalon, Hif*.
1 J. A. RnmrllL.... Pif>-i^-«l(toi(|Sprlii£&dil. Man.
S CliarloK. 8M<ei» Trtamrrr iloMoii. Mm*.
t WllUrll. BUDM.. Mn. Manaatrl
BE. T Oallnp.
5f Bflnatniton — -.
land \0 BtDQlDglOD. ST mllec, with bnuui, i innn.
1 J. a. MeCnllouBh, PrtHdtnt IN.B»nnlnitoii,Vt
It F. B. JtDtilDgi....' n«.J4uI({(iU{New York, V. T.
a O. W. Barnun ... Secrttaru. ... BeDDlngioci, Vi.
**''loif'""^''"f 7Wa™«r...,jN.Bninli«ton,Vt.
S E.I>. B«niitU*"...'Sun.a:Pur.A. Bennington, Vt.
All, W. Spufford,... O. F. i P. J.KoiUnJ, Vl.
1 W. a. 8h»w«'"...i^Hrf«or |N.BennLn|lan,Vt.
SA.O.Coomer..... (7.S.ftff.jr.|
BChu. J. HcHutei .Vwlr .tf(CA..>Ratland. Yt.
10 A, U. CoomtT .9i/f>.arid^ic..!X.BennlngIOD,Vt.
QfliMnl once, N. BcDDlagton. Vt.
T J. li. Oritg>'
SH.B.Cbi^B....
9 G. A. Uorton....
10 Artbar HUla ....
11 W. H.RnMcll. .
II Waller Shepud . .
13 C.B. Alger
14 U. K.BulMr
IBA.L.SoBle
15 A. 8. Briuit"...
IT Albert UoK
Otn. £up(.... SprlnKflald.MiPf.
en.niM,^0e.iBo(toD, Mbh.
Otn. T'ldL.^^f . HpringlUld. Mui.
Om.FI. Agent. BoiIon.lluH.
___tVlI«i»"'
Springfield. Hiri
Sprlngflald, Mifi
AllelOD. MUK.
58 I
>rlla
inehS
St, Ha««ttr J^ticl
S9 BlEl.eTelBndKlnza>
ItR
-Ml. Jtwett
toOcmrtyJimcilod
and
■uiolUrtlu'eSMiI
D.SlmUet.
I A-W.JoiMW
Oenenl olBce, Sdma, Ala.
61 BlabopTUIe BB.-ALk
BlebopviUe,
;«.!>. rf&pti
1»P. D. Adaiu \Q.M. Car
10 DivMon Sitptrintendmli.—Vi. II. KoHcll Jr.. Earl
Albany, N.Y.; Edwin I. Sackett. SpiiugQeld, MnM.:
B. B Cfaaelaj, Boilon. Uaia.
21 DisMoK MaHtr Mtclionia.-Q. B Pnnin. Rart
AlbanT.N.Y.; H. W. Gdd;. SprlngBeld, Vaaa.; Wm. -
B. Taft, BotlOD, Him.
tt Road Mauen.—K. P. Babcock. Ran Chatham.
N. Y.: F. T. Kendall, Watlfleld. MaM.; C. B. LtdifII.
BoaloD. Ma**.; P. H. Boiler, Weit Brook Add, Mu«.
23 ^brmim Cor BIuh)i.~J. T. Cbamberliilii. Allrtoii.
Man.; J. B. WmIou. Sprtogficld, Unw.; J-EDi'ian,
Eaat Albany, N. Y.
Principal once, SprluRflrld, Hlaa. Qcpcr«l ciDca.
cot. Btach and Albany Sta.. Boilon, Uiai.
Sa Boalon, HiMtaaeXBiiiicl and W«MnB
Bf.— Rottirdun Junction to Vt, and Mara. HTale
«» Black Hllla and Port Pierre BB.-
Ooiden Gate lo BIk Cr«ek, Dak., IB nllei.
1 Oeorg^Heiint \ryaidnU IB. FranrKco.Cal.
« Thoa. J Orivr iStcA A>d(. .. Lead CItT, Dak.
8 Ju.B. Uaggla.... |7V«iiur«r.....|s. Pranclaco. Cat.
Qenaral offlcs. Lead Cltf, Dak.
83 Bine 8prln«t OrapKe CItv apd At-
lantic BR.— Completed troia Sl.Jobn'a Rlier to
Htm amyma, on Atlantic Coait, K.i mile*.
4 DeiiarHnniar..... AMriixr- lOnngv CItr, Fla.
fiS.aCanet \Oen.Sa.aSng.\
General office. Orange City, Fta. Vtw York office,
Boreel Ballding. IIS Broadway,
64 Bodle and Bentsn Rr. and floaanar*
1 a
I. Yeiir
a Wm! W^llii,.
* Thomae Holti
3 B. H. Barton.
O.B.S.tT.M. Bodle. Cal.
Xal.oflfaiA. ■■
— .Xiul.MteA.... "
73. ILWjmoa l.V.i^CarSap "
BK.L.Uoladel \Boad MaiUr . . "
9 W. 8. Wood \AUomtt S. Franc! KD. Ca).
Oeoaral oMc«, W Merada Block, Bu FnacWco, Cal.
I AngnatnaKDanUe.'iVMMait,..
Viee-PnMiimf
rtr....
SFrat
B it. Keppltr iTrtamiTer
4 A.T.Smllb.... - - -
L. Coomba...
r.LffiTla... ,
. — L. Van Woer
B7. B.Fvnal(l...
9 A. Ootbimx •■•>>'
10 J. W.Bnmhan".
■.w York. N Y.
_.jckland. Me.
New York. N_T,
Mtcb'Tlllr, M. Y.
IS John Xedwar \MiuI. M4eh..
67 Boats
mile*. (For <
1 Edwin
t Chacl
. New York oDce,
■ and Lowell BR. -Main Una,
. ... Stroat 'anmud ...
..N. Turner. Om-W. -f
"■ 'a, G.P.Ai
T D. C.Pra««lt,..
H B. P. K«ndrick>.
a W. B-Brackatt...
11 J.W. Wbiukaf::
li Geo. F. BejmoDT.
A. 0. ft Iff.
lAvdUer
Oeit. an.Afft
B. Franciaco. Cal.
»A.ja*.
*prx„-..
VtrtmmlUv..
avp.RaWeei'k
Ooecord.N. H.
WeodaiUIC. N B
(«)
* See note of explamUiom on firet page.
17
K. P. DWieOT, Pnft A Trau.
STEEL CASTINGS,
From 1-4 to 15,000 Ws. weiffht.
True to T'atteni, Sound, and Solid,
-arcn as-
Couplers for Passenger and Freight Cars, Wheels, Rocker Anns Cross-
Heads and Piston-Heads for Locoiuotlves, Journal Boxes, Brake-
Blockn and Shoes, Brake and Ratchet Wheels, Pivot Plate,
Frogs, Crossings, Frog Points, Seat Backs,
Crank Shafts, Wrenches.
GBARISO OP ALL KISD3, DI83, HAUMBR HEADS AND RAILROAD AMD MACmN'ERi' CASTINGS
OP EVKRT DESCRIPTION.
I eteeJ now ninnlnR prove tu ■uperlontj' OTcr olher Steel CieliDf!.
CHESTER STEEL CASTINGS CO.
Office : 407 LIBfltRY ST., PHIUDELPHIt, Pa. Works : Chester, Pa.
512 Arch St., Pliiladelphia, Pa.,
ez> w ATJU^nA <^1F
'e^/Je4. Wien^. ' ' IM THE UPflTED STATES.
FtiDspbar-Bronze " S" Inmi Metal for LocomotiTes and Gar SearlnEs, Slide Valres, etc.
The most ECONOMICAL and DUKABLE, snd tbe LIGHTEST RUNNING METAL
in the market. SAVES OIL and KBPAIRS, PREVENTS DELAYS TO
TRAINS, and NOT LIABLE TO CUT THE JOURNALS. Now In
use on man; a{ the leading railroade of tbe United States.
PHOSPHOR-BRONZE WIRE, RODS, SHEETS, BOLTS, PLATES, ETC., FDRMISHED PROHPTLT.
PAJCFKLETS ON APPLICATION TO THS ABOTB ADDBBBS.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
67-79.
•t
67 Boston and Low^ell VtH.— Continued.
i2 Master MtcAanict and Foretnen of Shopf.—U. 8.
Koleeth. East Cambridge, Mans.; Qeo. A. Ferguson,
Lake Village. N. 11.. Master Mechanic*. A. I Giflforcl.
Lowell, Mafs.; C. C. Aepinwall, Concord, N. H.; £. P.
Monlton, 8t. Johusbary, Vt., Foreintn.
28 G. M. Tompson. . . I CAi</'^7i^n>.|Boston, Maes.
24D. Hazelton \Mr. Br.A B>.\ '*
35 Road Moftert.—yim. Uatchlnson, Nashoa, N. H.:
S. B. Bodwell, Jr.. Lowell, Mass.; M. Conniff, Boston,
Mass.: L. W. DoUoff, Lancaster, N. H.; M. Clifford,
Lake Village, N. H.; J. F. Richardtjon. Franklin, N. H,;
J. N. Perkfnx, Claremont, N. H.; C. £. Severance, 8t.
Johnsbnry, Vt.
26 Alex. Fubare | Sypt. TeUg. . | Boston, Mass.
27 Train Dispatchers.— U. C. Robinson, Boston,
Maps.: G. £. Randall, Woodtville, N. H.; M. A. Ran-
dall, Concord, N. H. ; A. J. Carriveaa, St. Johnsbnry,
Vt.
General office, Boston, Mass.
68 Boston and IVIalne RB.— Boston to Port-
land, 116 miles ; branches and leased lines, 470 miles.
1 Geo. C. Lord President Bof ton, Mass.
2 Amos Blanchard' * Treasurer
3 Jas. T. Furber^ ".. Otn Manager.
4 Channcey P. Judd. CUrk
5 D. J. Flanders G.P.AT. Ag.
CChaa E. Lord . .. A.O.P.AT.A.
7 W. J. C. Kenney . . Gen. Fgt. Agt.
8 W. F. Berry Ass't G.F.Agt. i
9 Wm. J. Hobbsa ... Auditor
10 Geo. J. Fisher l*urch. Agerd.\
11 Wm. Merritt, Jr.. . Svp, West.Div.,
13 D. W. Sanborn.. . Sup.Bast J)lv.\
13 J. W. Sanborn.... '6'wp^xVar.Z>ic.Wolfb'roJct.,N.H
14 Wm. Smith Svpt.M.Power\BoBton, Mass.
15 D. C. RichardFon. . MoJtt. Oar BW. Lawrence, Mass.
16 A. S. Storievant* . . i Baggage i4^^. Boston, Mass.
17 George Lane Baggage Agt..\ *' **
18 Alfred Perkins .... Fut I Agent. . . . ' " "
19 John Bailey 'Mas M. {>^ Way' Lawrence, Mass.
20 H. Biesell Mas.M. qf Way Salem, Ma«8.
21 Cnarles Howard. . . Div. Supt , Worcester, Mass.
2« John M. Williams., ZXp. JPto^. ^^/. I
aaC.A. Waite Div. Pass. Agt. ^
24 Amos Barrett Dlv.Mas. Mech\
General office, Haymarket Square, Boston, Mass.
69 Boston and ProTldenee RB .--Boston
to Providence, 44 miles : branches, 24 miles.
1 Henry A. Whitnevi President
2 Ben J. B. Torrey» *.' Treasurer . . .
3 Winslow Warren.. Cierk
4 A. A. Folsom^ *... [Superintend' t.
6 James Daily* ■ Oen. Tkt. Agt.
6 W. H. Morrell \Gen. Fat. Agt.
7 Geo. L. Greene Sup.qfTransp.
8 Geo. Richards i Master Mecha. < Roxbury, Mass.
9 John Lightner , Mast. Car J?>. I *•
10 C. H. Wbeeler«. . . . \Slation .4 cenM. Boston, Mass.
General office, Park Square and Columbus Ave., Bos-
ton, Mass.
(a) Providence. Warren and Bristol i?2?.— East Prov-
idence to Bristol, 13.6 miles.
1 Henry A. Whitney.. \Presidmt .Boston, Mai»s.
2B. B. Torrey •Treasurer • " "
8 W. Stone* «•»».... ^Hu. 5^. <jft&>i^.i Providence, R. I.
4 Everard Holmes* ... I (^en. Tkt. Agt. |
5 Rnftis Smith | Mas. Mechanic ^Briatol^ R. I.
Goneral office. Providence, R. I.
70 Boston, Revere Beacli and I<ynn
BR.— Boston to Lynn, 9}4 miles ; and
71 Boston, HTIutbrop and Shore BB.—
Point Shirley to Point of Pines, 6 miles ; branch, 2
miles.
OmcERS OF Both Railroads.
1 Edwin Walden President .... Boston, Mass.
2JohnA.F.Dno...j;*f„;|5«»^*
Boston, Mass.
• i 4*
«1
Providence, R. I.
n-
ti
71 Boston, WIntbrop and Sbore BB.-
OrricEits or Both Railboads— C'on/inu«<l.
8 C. A. Hammond. . . Sujd.Pur.Agt.\'RofXoii, Mssa.
4R. D. Sutherland...
5 John Coghlan..
6 Charles Lavoix
Mcu. Mechanic
Mast. Car Br
Road Master.
E. Boston, Mass.
(General office, 350 Atlantic Ave., Boston, Mass.
72 Bow^den Sprlnss BB.— Salt Springs to
Bowden Lithia Springs, 1.18 miles. No inrormation.
73 Bowline f»reen and Toledo BB«~
Bowling Green to Tontogany, 6 miles.
1 Wm. A. Wiggins*.. |/V.r.<ft(?«n.ifl
2 H. A. Lease Sec. A Counsel
3 Fred. Holderman..
4 William Miller... .
6 Patrick Fancy ....
Bowling Green,0.
1* «t
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»i
«4
It
It
t»
Buffalo, N. Y.
Bradford, Pa.
Master Mech.
For.Rep.Shops
RoadlnspectoT
74 Bradford, Bordell and KInzaa BB.
—Bradford to Simpson, 15 miles ; Bordell Branch, 2
miles ; leased lines, 44 miles.
1 John J. Carter*... liV*«id«i/ ....iTilusville, Pa.
2 R. G. Tavlor | Fk«-iYwri«ten/iBradford, Pa.
3 Gkorge A. Eckbert| Treasurer
4 John E. Ransom . . ^Secretary
5 John C. McKenna.|.9uprHnf(ffuf7.
6 John C. McKenua.|(7.>{pr/.(jfci\i.^
7 R. Burr ! Roadmaster
8 W. R. Dleffenbach Aud.A8p.Tel.
9 G. L. Roberu Gen. Solicitor.
10 C. E. Lasher Master Mech. .
General office, foot of Chestnut St., Bradford, Pa.
75 Bradford, KIdred and Cuba BB.~
Cuba to Ceres, 24 miles ; leased lines. 30 miles.
1 Thomas C. Piatt. . . . [Receiver |New York, N. Y.
2 John J. Carter. [President jTitusville, Pa.
3 George A. Eckbert. TVtfo^tfrer ....; Bradford. Pa.
t(
tt
it
t«
It
t(
1 1
4 John E. Ransom..
5 John C. McKenna. .
6 W. R. Dieffenbach.
7 R Burr
Secretary New York, N.
S.dG.F.AP.A Bradford, Pa.
Auditor
Y.
tt
(I
Road Master..
8 C. E. Lasher Master Mech.
General office, foot of Chef>tnut St., Bradford, Pa.
76 Brldctou and Saeo BlTer BB.— Hiram
Junction to Brldgton, 16 miles.
1 Wm. F. Perry President jBrldgton, Me.
2 P. P. Bnmhnm....\ Treasurer ... ** *'
8 J- A- Bennett | %%^*| } " "
4 S. L. Stevenson : Chief Engineer ^Goxhum, Me.
5 M. M. Caswell \M.o/ Af. AP.^.jBridgton, Me.
6 Joseph N. Marqne . . \Road Master. . | " •*
General office, Brldgton, Me.
77 Brlgbtbope Bf.—Eppes Falls to Bermuda,
88 miles.
1 James H. Young. . . PreMdfnf New York, N. Y.
2 Franklin Steams . . , Vice-President Richmond, Va.
3 JamesR. Werth.. . Supt. A Treas.
4 Geo. M. Wilson^ *
(
}
6 P. M.Buckingham**
6 A. Gary
7 Alex. Hobson
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It
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t4
Chester, Va.
Sec. & Aud. A
GenF.dP.Agt
PurcJi. Agt...
Master Mech..
MastofTrans.
General office, Richmond, Va.
78 Brooklyn, Batb and HVest Bnd BB.
Brooklyn to Coney Island, 7 miles.
t«
Pres. A Treas. Philadelphia, Pa.
Vice- President
Secretary
Gen. Supt
O.P.T.BAFA
It
II
Brooklyn, N. Y,
1 John M. Butler
2 William F.Snyder..
8 J. Horace Harding..
4 John P. Heindell...
5H. H. Roberts
79 Brooklyn EleTated BB.— Fnlton Berry
to East New York, 7 miles.
1 Henry W.Putnam. !Prwi<<«»< Brooklyn, N. Y.
2 Elbert Snedecker
3 Stephen Pettus
4 J. W. W! Mitchell.
6 W. B. Longyear..
6 Frederic Martin. . .
Vice-President
Sec. A Treas
Ass'tSec.ACasl
Auditor i
Gen. Manager.^
t»
It
idff~ See note of explanation on first page.
19
THK UmTED STATES
Rolling Stock Company
ORn im Late ID esUidiu, FigiKki Unei, IMis coitaiiis aid otbin
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES, REFRIGERATOR CARS,
BOX, STOCK, GONDOLA, DUMP AND FLAT CARS,
ADdlipnpindloBLIILD for lemw ind on Coolnet rnr Cub. or Dnd« itwCutTnirtSjrMeni.nKli Rolling Stock
New Works at HEGEWISCH, near Chicago, Illinois,
TWENTY CARS PER DAY.
At URBANA. Ohio, SIXTEEN CARS PER DAY.
STORAGE YARDS,
( HEGEWISCH, ILL.
\ URBANA, O.
GENERAL OFFICES, 30 WALL ST., N. Y.
CHICAGO OFFICE, 1 80 LA SALLE ST.
.V. nVlGV^VriSCH, Pi-esldemt.
LUDLOW VALVE MFG. CO.
1 938 to 9M livn Street, I m„^„ u V
AND iroy, a. 1.
67 to 88 Vail iienee, "
VALVES.
Doable and Hlngle
Qt-W, )i In. to 4H iDH.,
Outeide and Inside
ScrewB. IndiCKtor, etc.,
Gas, Water,
Stsam
and Oil.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
^Q (M Urn, Foot YalTGs, Yarl, fasli ui Firo Hydraats.
POOR'S DIBECTORy OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
79 Brooklyn Bleratcd RR CmtUutd.
TOeorgcB. V<mtaH.iCliMfBaginetr\'Bnok\!B.il. V.
aOtmtlii A. BtX\ . AJtaiter kar/i J
SQw.W.BdWBtda. IWotfA-TVonj.
■"•*■««■" JSSSKii ■■
Locomollv* lUid Car Hepnir Sbopi itKiul Nuw Yorli.
80 Brm>klfB, Flatbanb and Coucy !■-
l«n« K]r.— Brookljn to Codcj blud, Smllei.
IJunca Jonidui AnxlwrdeAv. Brooklyn, B. T.
«K. U Lmngtord..
8 0M,W.Cll>Dnca]r
~ J. h. IIOTTDW* .
"-^ctW.W»U
- -Flnler.,..
T J. xnttldlng. .
81 Brooklyn and
BR.-Eut New York [o Cu
I DeWlUC.UtllajobnlftTj'.d TVKu.lOtwero.
aHwityW. Johnson. .SKiyfarif. .,..lKe»Ior«, n. .
8 William Werarr , . . . \.Superiatcnifl.\Ctainle, N. Y.
■ndireiilerii RB.— Bruug
:. ». T-
SPmrW.Witkini.: Om.P.A T.A.
. . Boai Matlfr.
Qainca, C.
inMcQuIre, h- . , -
. Mill* BnlldlDB, N<w Y
■Dd Phllidglpbl*, Pi.
87 Buthlo, BflGhealvr and Plltaburcb
IB.— Kocbealgr Co Waltioo.
I Wililon H. BnlwD ftwii/nU New Yorti, N. Y.
I T. F. Wmmorth,. *(T(toiif. ..
I F. A. Brown.. ... Trtanirir.
BockavEB* B
lanleLandini;. tm
loAlbu
■d W. Kin lie J
ST. W. LIlKe
4 J. A. HeDnffle' ■ '
SF. W. Angler><.
aB.FI.UcIv«r
IJamea M. Bro><>
I0B.O.HarTaj.
II W. B. Otborm
IS Cbu. HojsT .
Pntidtnl New Yoi 1
r.FdtOtn.M. Bnin>wk
Sm. ^Trea* New Yoi
liFAPAtMT Brnntwlc
.rfn'f Q. P. A.
Ati'g AvdUor
Acfg
Cathl
lUr...
.. -MB.AB.M.
.. FoT.CaTBtp.,
. Superritor.... "
.. Local AonU..
(toural offlCB, Bniniwiek, Qa. New York o(Bi
Ifllla BnlldiDg. IS Braad S(.
SSBaekley and Donclaa BR.— Uanlet
RlvernortbeaBl. andipur, lOmtlea.
I Edward Bqcklej .APra.i 0*n.Jf.|M»DlMco. Hicli
aCharlea a. WLlaoii,:*c.<t7Vea«..
3 William I>oDglati,.;Oni. ^upf., .. |
Cai Sbop* at Camp Donglaai, Mich. Owenl offii
HulHca. Hlcti.
84 BnffHlo Cnek RB.— Boffilo 1u LIk
Uooas (Uaibor). * miles : bnncbea, 1 mile*. To
track. IncladlngaldiiiKaaDd U tnck. IS.M mllM.
IF. L.Danfortb \PTitiiiatl {Buflaln, N. Y.
" "■■ Q a. 8a)'r8..1S«, i( TVni*.. Batblebem, P«.
. . |,9^fKHfifen>rf.|BDSalo.
a R F. Ooodmaa.
to. W. Dowe , ,
18. B.Wc«d \HoadMaMUr..\
85 BaSklo Oresk Traaafar BB.— In tbt
Cllr at Boltato, t.U mll«.
1 Horaca A. VoiAt.APrnidaU IBlLIIalo, N, Y.
lJobnR.W1Iliami.. rKowrrr....
(Fimnk F. WillUnH |3Kre<ofy |
88 BaaUo. New York and Pblladcl-
EUa BB.'BDSnld to EmpariDIU, HI mlt " '
lo to OU CUT, 1^ i"l'<>" ; brancbe* , AM inll<
■ . New T<
Bar.
-' -IT!
aCalvlu il \
a Arch.TN VT
4 ioa, K, Trfmbic .
5 John EtoDghflrtv*. .
«G. B. aaU!be1l''ii. Vm. Aupt.
T J. A. FellowM [n.F.JiTt
8 H. T. Jobnuan , . . Om. nrt. Agl.
8 Fruklln H. BDe11> • '—>■'—
10 Wm.L. Doyle'.. .
11 Henry Dwyer,. . .
11 K. H. Witter
II J. W.Watwa....
U B. D, McCreary, ,
IS iXclfiM Kn^rum.—t.
N. Y.: O. HanlLlton, BuflUo,
Oil City, Fa.
Phlladelpbin. Pi
M#* lork, N. ■
~---lo, N. y.
. Flsbar. Rocheiter-
88 Bnma. Haw Tork and Pblladelphia
IS iAtiilm Mailtr MicMoiict.—Al}va Vull. Buffalo,
N. Y.; C, K. Tomer, Olean, N. Y.; B, J. BootliBiniii«,
" ■ Cl'y, Pu,
R. Daly. B
nicki
Warren," Pali
i J.T. Gardner
' 1.8, Emery"
i William £. Boyt'
IC, W. Uilla
) J. McGarvey
I) Wealey Tweed
alley Tweed . .
H. Newman, .
IS John Whlta
e'."p.itf-.l
CAI^ Eng. . .
P.Mait.B.Div.
S.Ma1.P.mi!
F. CarShopt.
lo. N. Y.
Bradford, Pa.
Uu Bala. Pa.
Eacle KR.— BelL
'-- -— - Nolnfc
ern By.— Bnrnnglon to
. F. Car—.-- -
"'. Bqi. 3hip4.
Mii/AgaU...
. Bocfaeeler, N. Y. FUiauclal oflca.
ew Yor*. N, Y.
> Bnn, Bellefoitta and B^d
Albert Lea, 3AS a
a H. B. Holllfter...
4 S. S.Dorwart' • ■ ■
6 W. P. Brady
SOeo. A, Ooodell..
7 J. K. UnnncEan' •
8 Jobn E. Dlt
9 S.K. Tracy
10 H.F. White
11 J C. BrockrmK..
l£Thea, Bilekuer >.
13 Q, e. BniMll'" ■
U R W. ButbDcU..,
IS r. D. Irea
17 w! p. Ward,.;!!!
IS J. L. Haidwick...
J.S.Pae.Dit.Etlbenma. la.
O.F. a T.Agl. Oednr Ba|)id>, la,
G*n. Ft. AbbiI'
Otn.SoUeUor.AfiKilin^B, la.
CMtf Bug... Cedar Rapid ■, Ta.
MC. W, Odell
asB. Aldrtcll
W J.U.Harray....
ST C. U. Pnibury..
Sa U.M. KMpp....
MaH.Mtdumic,
\Ai.atn.Fiil.A.\
.\lHv, Fat. Agt.. Bnrlinrtoo. la.
iS. T.iTn. Zi.lCedar Rapldr, la.
Man. ftirfWW.
For. Uar Rrp'i.
Train JKuin-.'lDwa Falla. U.
Train JTiuftr-Ccdiit ttaplJn, la.
Train »uAr.:Alhen Lea. Mhin.
TViKn JIatUr. RiihervlUi', la.
Train Mailer.JVf. Liberty, la,
Trav. Fsl.A<i.\Ci.-iiit Raplda, la.
Trot. Fat.Ai/.,Bar}lai^ji^ la.
'^piaa%a
BDlllTaD, Cedar lUpldi, la,i J.
; O. Davl*. Hlverflde, la.; A.
Trot. AudUurl
All Auailor.l
SI Bead l/aitiri.—ll.
Rniwell. Cilnlon,^; P. O'Hell, luwa Falli. la.: ..
Howe. EalhaiTlllc, la.: C. McSnery, Slble;. la.; J. D.
Carle. WlMROWD, Dak,
Genarnt efflee. Cedar Raplda, la. Fiaeul A([ency In
New York. Canlral Truat Co. Loromntlve and Cm
Brptlr Bbopa at BnrllnElDD, Cedar itnpldr. Rocklind,
Allverl Lra.lowa Falla and Eatlieiilll<>.
OO Burllncton and Lamallle BB.— Bnr-
llnglon 10 Cambridge Junction. S4 mllca.
C. LliiBlnT.,.,..,|rtwWfm/ IButllnpoB, Vt.
lU.Spaulc
.\ViCfPr*t...
tS° See note of explanation on first page.
21
CAST-IRON WATER PIPES
FOR
Are Cheaper and Better than Masonry.
LARGELY USED BY THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Fire Hydrants, Valves.
. D. WOOD 6l CO.,
4:00 Chestnut Street^ Philadelphia^ Pa.
1850.
B3STABi:.ISI£KI>
1850.
Successor to CAIRNS & FRENCH,
400 Broome Street, IVew^ York City,
MANUFACTURER OF
BADGES 2^ BUTTONS
FOB RAILROAD UNIFORMS.
BAD68SI for Coat or Cap, xhowing raised bright letters on frosted backi^round, or letters sunk in face of Badge
and black enamelled, of many patterns, styles and qualities, made of 0<:rman Silver, Bronze,' Or«ide or Brass,
and Gold, Silver or Nickel-plated.
BCXXONS for Uniforms in many styles and patterns, showing the initial letters of Company raised on surface,
and made in various qualities of Oold, Silver or Nickel-plating, German Silver, Oroide or Bronzf>.
Samples submitted for Inspection. Special designs maae on reqiiest. Estimates given on any desired quantity.
Prompt and persona! attention given to all orders or inquiries. Our goods are of the best class, and are io use on
many of the Railroads throughout the Country.
KSTERBROOK'S • STEEL • PENS.
Of Superior and Standard Quality. Fens in all the Fopnlar Styles.
LEADING NUMBERS:
PINE POINTS, No8. 333, 444, 232.
ELASTIC POINTS, Nos. 123, 196, 136.
MEDIUM POINTS, Nos. 048, 14, 130.
BLUNT POINTS, Nos. 122, 183, 1743.
BROAD POINTS, Nos. 239, 161, 284.
For sale by all Stationers and Booksellers.
THE esterbr-ook: steel. i*en c<
^ Worh9 : Camden, N. tT, 26 J^ohn Street, New York,
POOR'S DIRECTORY OP RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
00-109.
6 n. N. Le«ch««T«"
7 F. O. Brownell
8 J.P.Day....
90 Barllnffton and Lamoille VtWt.—Con-
tinved.
3 B. W. P«ck ! Trttu. db Clerk, I Borlitu^on, Y t.
4 Q. L. LiMley* G. Mgr.Aaup,-
6C.H.Clark»4 Ca$hier
G.F.itPai.AA
Mast. Mech....
Road MomUt. .'Colchester, Vt.
General office, Barlington, Vt. Repair Shops, at
Barlington, Vt
91 Barllnston and IHlMonrl RlTer
See Chicago, Burlington and Quincy BR,
92 Bnrlluflrton and Nortbivcstern Ry.—
Borlington to WashiDgton, 52.8 miles ; and
98 BnrllnffCon and HVestern RR,— Win-
field to OBkaloo(*a, 70.7 miles.
Ofpicbbs of both Companies.
1 T. W. Barhjdt PreHdent IBnrllngton, la.
5 C. P. Smiircs V.-P. B. A WJ
3 Jno. T. Bemej V.-P.B,<tN.W
4 R. M. Green* * Sec. A Tren*..
5 John T. Gerry* 8u. O.F.dbP.A.
6 W. B. Jones L1m7 S.A R.M.
7 J. A. Ostrander*.... ylue/ttor
8 Adam Metz ^Mast, Mech, .
General office, Burlington, la.
94 Cadillac and Nortbea«t«rn RR.~
Cadillac to Lake City, 14 miles.
1 W. W. Cammer. . . . 'Ptop.AO.Mgr.'C^dW\»c, Mich.
2 M. C. Barch S^c. & Ooiin*el Q'd Rapids,Mich.
3 E. vV. Ocrrish 5M;wri/i/Wirf7l Cadillac, Mich.
General office, Cadillac, Mich.
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Blocton to Woodstock, 10 miles.
Co.'s RR.—
Muscatine, la.
Blocton, Ala.
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2 T. H. Aldrich ' V.-PmH^lent . .
3 C. Cadle, Jr \Sec. d Treat. .
General office, Blocton, Bibb Co.. Ala. Locomotive
and Car Repair Shops at Blocton, Ala.
96 <'alro.Vlncennes and Cblcaso lilne.—
(Cairo DiviMion, W. St. L. <fc P.) Cairo to Danyille, 868
miles ; branch, 8 miles.
1 Anlh. J. Thomas (
2 Charles B. Tracy f
3 M. A. McDonald*..
4 J. J. Fletcher* •. . .
5 Sara. P. Wheeler. .
6 R.I.Far'gton«*»««i
7 R. Oliver
8 W.F.JohnsonT*"
9 J. CaldweU.. ..
10 P. W. Stapf . . .
11 AbelS. Markley...
12 L.B.Hull
18 L.P.Baker
General office, Drcxel Building, New York, N. Y.
97 California 9bort Jjlne Ry«--Draper to
Chester, 7 miles.
1 John A. Groesbeck. J iVtfic^tfn/
2 Allen G. Campbell..! V.-President.,
3 W. 8. McCormick. . i Treamrer. . . .
4 P. K. Morris \aecretary
5 H. S. Kerr Chief ESig. . . .
Locomotive and Car Repair Shops at Chester, U. T.
98 California Soutbern RR. -National City
to Barstow, 210 milen ; trackage rights over Southern
Pacific, from Col ton to Los Angeles, 58 miles.
1 Geo. O.Manchester' Pr««icf«7i/. . ..I Boston. Mass.
98 California Sontbern WLWii— Continued.
'Receivern
New York, N.Y
Gen. Manager
Cairo, 111.
; G. Ft. eft P. A.
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\G.8ol.forRec.
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Mt. Carmel, III
[Superintend't.
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4 Geo. L. Goodwin..
6 J. N.Victor
6H.B.Wilkins«...
Sec. d 6'a«Ai«r,NationalCiky,Cal.
CompAG.Aud
Treasurer.. ..
Superintend* t .
G.Fgt,<tPasA.
Boston, Mass.
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San Diego, Cal.
7 C. T. Parsons
8 W.Dunn
9 Giles Kellogg* V • "
10 C.Daniel
11 F.T. Ferris
12 A. C. Armstrong. .
18 C. A. Mead
Gen. TkH Agt. Los Angeles, Cal.
^m. Agent... "
NationalCity,Cal.
Auditor. . , .
MastJ£eehasAc
Chief Eng. ...\B, Bemardiiio,CaI
I'ureh, Agent.. \Tonekai, Kan.
M.A.AA^P.A . NationalCIty,Cal.
14 G. HoJtcrhofl, Jr. . ^Paymaster. . . . | "
15 M. A. Luce \ Attorney j San Diego, Cal.
General office. National City, Cal. Transfer office,
70 KIlby St., Boston, Mass. Locomotive and Car
Repair Shops at National City, Cal.
99 Camden and Atlantic RR.
See Pennsylvania system.
100 Camden 9 Gloucester and Rlonnt
Epbralm Ry.— Camden to Mt. Bphraim, 7 miles.
Camden, N. J.
Philadelphia, FSi.
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2 Howard Hancock. . . Secretary. .
8 John Welsh i Treasurer.
4 Samuel Garwood. . . ' Smerintisnd:*t .
6 C. G. Hancock G,Pas.ATkA.
General office, Camden, N. J.
101 Canada Atlantic Ry.- Ottawa to Roase*s
Point, 186 miles.
ID. C. Llnsley .President.
2 W. G. Perley I Vice-PresidefU
3 A. W. Fleck Sec. A Treas .
4 E. J. Chamberlln. . > Gen.Manager.
5 Percy R. Todd. . ...G.F. A P. A.
6 AG. Peden \Auditor
7 Walter Shanly .... Chief Fngin*r
8 G. A. Mountain . . . \Res^d.Engin'r
9 M. Donaldson \Meoh. Supt
10 R. K. Claire [Freight Agent
11 J. B. Duval ; Tratn BiipW.
12 M. Donaldson \Mech, Supt. . .
General office, Ottawa, Ont
102 Canadian GoTernment Railways.—
1,181 miles.
1 J. n. Pope ' Minstr.of Rys. .Ottawa, Ont.
2T. Tmdean \D.Min.qf Rys.\
3 A. P. Bradley 'flT. J}ept.ofRy».\
WUrmst*wn.N.J.
Philadelphia, Pla*
Ottawa, Ont
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(a) IntereoUmial JTv.— Point Levis to Halifax and St.
Joan and branches, 891 miles.
1 David PottlngerT • ChitfSupt.. .iMoncton, N. B.
a Thos. Williams* *. , Treas. A C.Acc]
8 Arthur Busby. ....\g. Tkt. AP.A.^
4 George Taylor Gen. Fat. Agt.
5 H. A. Whitney. . . . Medi^ Supt.. .
6 P. 8. Archibald. . . . ! Chi^ Eng. . .
7 Thomas V. Cook .. G. Storekeeper]
8 G. W. Bohiwoa. .. .En.F A P. Ag. Montreal, Que.
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Moncton, N. B.
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R. B. Moody Wn.F.AP.Ag.
10 J. R. Bruce* Trajfie Aud...
11 D. White iMast. Car Rep.
12 J. J. Wallace \Sup.HASt.JD * -«.w. *,. ^,
13 James B. Price. . . . '/S'up.ir(ftC7Z>i«/|Campbe]lton,N.B
14 A. R. McDonald... '^up.^dt9..^. I/I Riviere dnLonp,Q
16 Roadmas/ers.—John S. Triles. Moncton, N. B. ;
James Yeo, Riviere du Loup, Que. : William McLellan,
New Castle. N. B.; J. Patterson, Campbellton, N. B.;
Thomas O'Regan, Tmro, N. S. ; William Ralnnie,
A. B. Gray, Campbellton, N. B.
16 Mechanical Foremen.— W. Johnson. Halifaz^.S. ;
A. Onillette, Riviere du Loup, Que.; C. S. Allen, Truro,
N. S.; D. Sinclair, St. John, N. B.; H. Ouillitt, Ste.
Flavie, P. Q.; F. Drake, Hadlow, P. Q.; J. A. Johnson,
Campbellton, N. B.
General office, Moncton, N. B.
(b) Prince Edward Island J?y.— 210 miles. e
1 James Coleman*
2 W. T. Huggani s ■ «
8 J. Unsworth
4 J. Houle »
6 J. McPherson f
Superintend^.
AccH A Treas.
Mech. Supt.,.
Road Mcuters.
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THE
Harlan'^HoHingsworthCo,
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF
Passenger Cars,
OF THE FINEST FINISH.
ALSO ALL KINI>S OF
City, Baggage, Mail, Sleeping, Freight,
Dumping, and Coal Cars.
WHEELS AND AXLES, STEEL SPRINGS, etc.
IN FACT,
EVERYTHING FOR THE FULL EQUIPMENT
OF A ROAD.
From onr long experience in Gar Building, and our facilities for doing work,
we are enabled to give entire satisfaction in every particular.
We are also extenBively engaged in building Iron Veasels, Iron Steamboats,
ijteam Engines and Boilers, and Machine Work in general.
^ For farther particulars address
THE HARLAN AND HOLLINGSWORTH CO.,
^ WILMINGTON, DEL.
POOR'S DIHECTOBY OF BA1L.WAY OFFICIAL& IM-lia.
lOS CBNHdInn Uovernoiant BallnBra-- I 104 Gmmb and Waraa*bnr« Bm.-Cu.
OnUfRtiAf. I ton 10 Sommit. is mllw.
a II. W. Andinwn.,
7 D. U. Frucr
■03 0*n>dlBu I
: S C. C. Coo!
iBJobn H.dleT...
Nl, RTreucl...
1 Ubo, Stephen
» W, C. V«n Home.
3 Chu. Drinkwiiler.
4W,8.T.y1oc'"'
tOao. Oldi.
ST.O. ahnnghiiMiT
T UaciDi Tntlle.
61. a. McToiiHi..
4 P. B P. Brown, ,
IDHenrj Beitl;.. ,
IS A. C. Henry
ISW. H. Ketmri.....
18RH, Smllh'-N.
ITJ.R. RcnlS
IH K. 8, Andeiaon . . .
tSHMoaH. SUum.
WAreherBakFr .. .
namyUoodj ...
UBiDkotlfontreal
Prriiilmt ....
ria-PntLHa„t
Stcrftary....
Triamiir. ..
OtH. Trf. Mar.
An!tll4».Ma»
Pat.Trf. ilgr.
Lnnil Oamin'r
M"-A. .■>upl....
ilT.Vkt Trait.
S.P.a.'AB.C.
I lOE Ope Fear and Vadlcln Valler Bt-
, -GrernuboTo lo South Cirolln* Si*t« Line, IM nili« :
Caps Vat River Branch, i mlla* ; Sonih Cuolliia Pa-
I clAc Ry.. 11 milea ; Mount Airy Eitenaion complisied.
I Jnllna A.Oray..
9 John U. RoK' .
IJR.WfllliBU*«<
flW. E KylB«
S Ocnrg* M. Rom. .
T Robl. W BMeoorl'
flrt>Tttary. . FajettSTlU*, S.t.
Gtnrral aupi. Gkeenabnro, K.C.
Orn.F.AP.AgittjAltyWi*, N.C.
Va-. Varprn-r'
l,-'.M.</ll:iu
Josealwro, N. C".
I OS Cape VlrardHa ll«iillair*al<rn Mr-
—Cape Olrardrau lo Wappapello. tA mller.
ILDUlaHonch. /Vi«,c«Om.Jf, CapeOI.Jrdoau.M
1 William BroKn... KjM-fVwbfmr St. Loula. Mo.
■ Leon J. Alhcrt....irKaninr...., CapeUlntdeiii.lt
« Thoi. F. WbeeW. /iee.diPimJlaf\
S William A. Penny. .•iuivHn/mdV, | " "
.T.F.wh«w.„)»:-j';>™.! .. ■■
T JamaaF.Biooka. ('MtfKoiilnerrlJvkron. Mo.
BC.K. Fiiher MaH.nf Mae/i. CaptGlntaaa.M
• A.W.FMcher... «(«,( Jfo-tor, I
"iR H.8dillh Sapt.Bridgtu.
I. Whrel
Qaneral offlce. Cape Olrardeai
oilee-toul. 57«.a mllrx.
71 Jamei Wlleon . '.
18 J. W. Lmmard .
»H. B. Spencer ,
MB. W.LoynB...
SIW.J. BInglelon.
MT. Hay
nw.C. Hall
: Brockvlll* Bnnch, n.b
Wniili;« ; St. Jerome Bmncli.
. .ii>Mlfi-n.Siipt\}ion\n^\,qac.
.. Ai.F-it.T.Mr
. [O'''. Fiji. Aal.^tattinxa, Onl,
..\<in, A», Jor.montreal, Qb*.
. S«p. ml. A;, Toronto, Onl.
.'.V.'.v'ii^/lle.)
Oupleaa, Onl.
Bchrlebir. Onl.
Sacbec. Oil
irleion.J(..
ToronUi, Opt.
Chicago. III.
fuj...: DUt.Ptut.Agt
raon., tWv '*i". J^i./MnnlrteL On.
IT Fgi.A POM.A.Oiew Ymlt, 1(,
ioi>.~Port Arthur lo Donald, 1,UI ml
40 W. Whyte...
41 Bobert Kerr.
43J. Nnrrar. .
48 3. NlblDck . .
44 T. H. V -
fi-pl ...|Wlnnl_pfg,Han.
iZlle.
1 F. F, HogaW \Prt>ideji( ...
SJua.B Roberta. ...\Treiuurtr . ..
SPotcr W, WlllbanlC.^*r(,7Wof». .
4Jo».H.HaneB \Qm. Manage
flj. llenr^ Edmnndt. Am. Hupl...
(i Thoa. P. Curtpy . ..-Aiidilnr
101 raraqael Ry. -Under
Matin \ChitfEniHTuer\
irlllAu and GrflDVtlle RR.-
.renvllle, ISmllca.
cpbeid \Pmldeiit .... Honlreal. Qoe
.lA, Boileao ' Mwl. Car ITr.,
SA. Denjardlna ;jeoaif JCtuter..! "
(Thla road U owned by the Ottawa River NMlgntlon
Co.. and la oueraled hy Ihnt cumpany, doring uTln-
Pac*Jb: iMrlalM. -Donald to Port Hoody. 448 oillea.
41H«rTT Abbott.. .. OtB. .■'unf .. IVancoiiTer, B. C.
MB-NTannle .'hifir.;^. Me. Donald, B. C,
4-D. R.Bnwn ■ftm.K..«P.A. VIcioria. B. C.
4« L. R. Johnion '.VatllltcA . iVincootcr, B. C.
CtenenI oDIcf. lOi St. Jam» Kt.. Montr**]. One, Loo-
dun olBce. 8S Oqooii M.. B. U. New York ofBce. J. I
Kannody Tud A Co., tt.% Xt'llllaiii St.
110 Caroliaa Cealral RB.
Stf Se/^aard Air Liru.
111 Oanan and Colarado RB.
aai Virfflnia aiut Tncktt BS. *
113 Carlhace and AdlrODdacIt BT.-Car.
hageto.UyHlle.SOmlle.,
B. D. Benaon \Pnui<lfnl .... New Yo*. N. T.
a. ft. Brann | 7Vm»w«- . , , . |
l^^ See nola of explanation on firat page.
THE ALLISON M'PG CO.
9
RAILROAD CARS;
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK FOR
Cars, Buildings & Bridges;
BOLTS, NUTS AND WASHERS;
ALSO ALL KINDS OP
RAILROAD SUPPLIES.
BOILER TUBES, GAS, STEAM AND WATER PIPE,
WATER GRATES, DRY PIPES, STAY BOLTS
AND PUMP PLUNGERS; HYDRAULIC,
ARTESIAN, SALT AND OIL WELL
TUBING AND CASING;
Brass Work, Fittings, Tools, etc., etc.
MADE OF THE BEST QUALITY OF IRON AND STEEL,
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
113-119.
112 Carthase and Adirondack Ry«— C^n-
tlnued.
New York, N. Y.
Carthage, N. Y.
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3 W. 8. Benson USevi-etary
4 C. B. Benson General Man.
5 E. A. Bond ■SupcrinUiui't .
6 B. C. WiUianig ,A uditor New York. N. Y.
Bzecntlve offices, 12 Broadway, N. Y. City ; general
offices, Carthage, N. Y.
118 Catasanqaa and FoffelsvUle RR.—
Catasaaqoa to KittenlioaifC Gap, 30 miles ; Breinigsville
Branch, 5^ miles.
1 George T. Barnes,
8 John Williamss > 4
Presidenf.
3 C. W. Chapman* .... jSupt. <t Eng. .
' Gen. Fat. Agt.
Road Master . .
Mast.qfMach
4 R. B. Wllllaras*
5 T. Penstermakcr.
A John Thomas
Philadelphia. Pa.
Cataeauqua, Pa.
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General office, Catasauqua, Pa.
114 Catsklll Mountain RR Catskill to
PalenviUe, 16 miles ; Cairo RR. (leased), 4 miles.
1 Charles L. Beach. . . \PreMdent
2 Isaac Pmyn ! Vice- President
3 Samuel L. Veiite\^.\ Secretary
4 Orrin Day | Treasurer
6 Charles A. Beach. .. Supt.&Pas.Ag
6 John L. Driscoll .... U^.M.ttH.Mas.
115 €«dar Raplda and Marlon Rir.— Ce-
dar Ri^ids to Marion, 5 miles ; City Linos, 8 miles.
1 William Greene Preddent .... | Cedar Rapids, la.
2 A. J. McKean | Vice-President }li&tion, 1a.
8 N. B. Consigny Secrefaty Cedar Rapids, la.
4G. Greene \Trmmrir . . . .
5 William Blsom \SitpeHntend't.
6 Blake A Harmei \Aftornevs
7 Frank Sallacek {Section For'm.
8 8. A. Wilson .Section Ibr'rn.
9 Ben George ^Foreman H.S.i ** **
116 Central loira Ry.—Total mileage, Inclnd-
Ins leased lines, branches, etc.. S25.8t miles. (For de-
tails see Poor> '' Manaal of Railroads.'*)
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2 A. B. Slickney...
SRossell Sage
4C. H. Ackert
SSethZag
6 J. G. Johnston
7 J. P. Nourse**....
8E. D. Yonng
9B. A. Jones
lOT. H. Simmons...
IIA. B. Plough
12 John Player
18 B. E.Carver
14 James Frew
16 Georf^e A. Pruden .
16M.C. Heallon»«»»o
17 P. F. Narey
18 B. H. Coapmau
19 A. C. Daly
20M. Bolan
21 M.A.Stafford....
22 F. Hartman
23 Dennis Sheehan. . .
24W. W.Ralpe
25F. J. Bates
26 Central Trust Co..
27C. E. MalloryTtii.
Rec.dtGen.Hfa.',
f^eHflePt I
Mce-Pmsidenf
Sec. d Pur. Agt
Treasurer
Ass't Sunt
Gen. P.A T.A.
No. Pass. Agt.
S.E.Pass.Agi:
Gen. Fat. Agt.\
Ass'tO.F.Agt.,
Master Mecn. . \
Mast. Car B'r.\
Div.M.Mech..
ChiefEngineer^
Auditor
Siipt.of Bridg.
Supt.'of Tel..
Gen. Solicitor.
Road Master..
Road Master..
Road Master..
Road Master..
Gen. Agent. ..
Foreman C.P.
Tranttfer Agt.
Car Acc'nU..
Marshalltown, la.
St. Paul, Minn.
New York. N. Y.
Marshalltown, la.
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Oskaloosa. la.
Brighton, la.
Monmouth, lU.
Peoria, III.
Marshalltown. la.
New York, N. Y.
Marshalltown, la.
General office, Marshalltown, la. Transfer office.
New York, N Y.
IIT Central Ontario Ry.— Picton to Wollas-
ton, 104 miles.
1 S. J. Ritchie . . .
2 James McLaren
3 Robert Fraser
4 George W. Dench.
6 J. D. Evans
President Akron, O.
Vice-President Bucklngham.Qne.
Sec. <fe Treas.. Trenton, Ont.
General Man.
Chi^Engineer
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6 James Falconar \Mast9r Mec/i.. ITienton, Ont.
7 G, Marshall [Rood Master. .1
General office, Trenton, Ont.
118 Central Pacific RU.
See Southern Pacific Company.
119 Central RR. of Georgia*— Total mileaj^o.
including leased line«,branches^tc , 1,146 miles. (For
details, see Poor's '' Manual of Railroads.'*)
1 B. P. Alexander. . . ; President Savannah, Ga.
2 Wm. Rogers .Asst.to Pres...\
8 P. C. IIolllDB . . . . ' Vice-Pmhident New York, N. Y.
4 Ed. Mclntyre* * » »« Treasurer Savannah, Ga.
5 Wm. Rogers Ass't to Pres..\ " **
8 M . 8. Belknap i Gen. Manager. ' " ' *
7W. F.Shellman... ,7Va/.3fana<7«'i "
8 Geo.A Whitehead** Gen.F. A PA.
9 T. D. Kline .Sup. (SW.RR.) Macon, Ga.
10 F. U. Thomson .... Auditor. iSavannah, Ga.
11 T M. CnnninghamjJBanX; Ca«Ai^..l
12 W. W. Rogeis Ass'tCashier. . \
18 W. O. Charlton. . . . > Paymaster. ... I
14 C. H. Carson Purch. Agent. \
15 B. J. Cubbedge ^Fotd^q. Agent,
»«i>D-A"»» \TacM:^b
17 B. Donovan ^Foreman C. D. \
18 Jas. C. Shaw , Gen. Trav.Ag.
19 Wm. M. Stevens. . . Road Master. . Macon, Ga.
20 Theodore Wells"* » Car Account.
21 B. F. Hudson ^R.M.S. W.Dir.
22 D. M. Gugel Div. M. Meek..
28 S. A. Charpiot \Masl. Car B. . .
24 T. F. Warwick Div. M, J/«c^.. Augusta, Ga.
25A. J. Nix \Matt. Car.B.. Columbus. Ga.
26 W. H. Rhett , (}en. Agent. . . New York, N. Y.
27 M. M. Rojjers \AssH Gen. Ag.
28 A. DeW. Sampson. UV. E. Agent... ^QofitovL, Mass.
29 Svmrrisors S. W. IHv.—Q. W. Roberts. Ft Valley.
Ga.; W. W. Poole, Amcricus, Ga.; C. B. Clark, Cntb-
bert, Ga.
80 Supercisors Sew. 2>i».— M. C. Tarver, Marlow, Ga. :
H. C. Ivey, Tennille, Ga. ; J. B. Stevens, Gordan, Ga.
(a) Columbus and Western J?y.— Opellka to Good-
water, GO miles ; Columbus Branch, 29 miles. Exten-
sion from Good water to Birmingham now ander con-
tftruction.
1 E. P. Alexander. . . 'President !. . . .Savannah, Ga.
2E McIniyre»«»»«.|rr«WMW...
8 Andrew Anderson.. |S^(T«/ary . . . . ' *' "
4 E. A. Plewellen. . . . ' Gen.M.S C.E Columbus, Ga.
5 G. A. Whitehead^.. I &6n.i^ AP.A. Savannah, Ga.
6 C. H. Carson | Purch . Agent. '
7 W. F. Snellman TraJflcMan'gr,
8 J. C. Albrecht \ Master Mack.. Columbns, Ga.
9 A.J. Nix \MasterCarB} •*
10 H. M. Howard ....: lfo«<«r 2Va/i«. I
11 Theodore Wclls"» J :(7ar .4c»mn^ . Macon, Ga.
12 Geo. D. Wadley.. . . \Road Majster. . 'Columbus, Ga.
General office, Opelika, Ala. Transfer office. Savan-
nah, Ga.
(p) Motdle and Gerard J?J?.— Columbus to Troy, 85
miles.
1 W. G. Raoul President iSavannah, Ga.
2 J. M. Frazcr' * • ^^^Sec. d Treas. . Columbus, Ga.
8 W. L. Clark Supt.APur.A.
4 D. E. Williams' f •\Gen.F.A T.A.
5 n. M. Howard \Masl.of Trans.
G W. F. Shcllman. . . i Traffic Mar. . . Savannah, Ga.
7 J. C. Albrecht ' 3fa«?<w/0K(tic//.' Columbus, Ga.
8 A. J. Nix ^Master Car B. " **
9 N. Brittingham. . . . \Road Master. . \ ." **
General office, Columbus, Ga.
(c) Port Royal and Augusta RR.—Fori Royal to
Greenwood (including leased lines), 180 miles.
1 W. G. Raoul I President Savannah, Ga.
2 Edward Mclntyre" JV«w«r«r .. .
8 Andrew Anderson . [Secretary **
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MICHIGAN
CAR
DETROIT, y^J^JLX, MICHI6A1
COMPANY,
Qlillanufacfurcre of
FREIGHT & REMGERATOR CARS
Capacity 9 10^000 Cava per Annum.
CAR WHEELS, CASTINGS, CAR AXLES,
Forgings^ IninkB and Pinsi
JAMES MCMILLAN, Preside
HUGH MCMILLAN, .... Vico-PreBideDt and Qeneral Manmg
JOSEPH TAYLOR. -..-.-- 8d Vice-Pieaide
W. K. ANDERSON, Treasai
w. c. McMillan, Secmuu
R. E. PLUMB, General Age
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
ll^ltMI.
119 Central Rii. of Q^orgim—Pi>rt So^al and
Juffusta Rli.— Continued.
A J. W. Green I Oen. Manager. Kxkga^XA, Ga.
5 W. W. Htarr Superintend't.
Otn.P.AF.A.
Traffle Mgr. . .
SolLciHng Agf.
... Road Master..
Savannah, Ga. New
Savannah. Ga.
Augusta, Qa.
York Agency,
6 E. T. Charltou
7 W. F. Shellman
8 W. J. Craig. . . .
»T. P. Warwick
10J. C.Wilkins..
General office
2S8 Broadway.
(rf) Savannah, Griffin and North Alabanui BR.—
Griflln to Carrollton, bO miles.
1 W. G. Raoul \Preeident jSavannah. Ga.
«BdwardMcIntyre..i7*r«a4?wr«r.... **
Z Andrew Amlenon . Secretary ** **
4 G. A. Whlrehead... , ^on i?*.*? P.X.
5 W. F. Shellman .... TVtii^ ifflrr. . .
6 W. M. Stevens . [Road Mailer.. Mt^on, Ga.
General Office, Savannah, Ga.
(«) S^lvania i?/?.— Sylvania to Rocky Ford, 16 miles.
1 D. C. Bacon \Pre/fident iSavannah, Ga.
2 John U. Dell r.-/Vew.tt J/yr Sylvanla, Ga.
8 J. P. Loveite \Sec. cfc Treas..\
General office, Sylvanla, Ga.
See aleo Ocean Steamehip Co. and Georgia Associated
Trqgk lAne^t.
General office (C. RH. of Ga.), Savannah, Ga.
130 Central RR. of Nemr Jersey.— On Jan-
uary 1, 1687, the receivers of the Central RR. Co. of New
Jersev asHumed posflession of the lines of the company.
096 miles in all. and now operate them independent of
the Philadelphia and Reading RR.
1 John S.Kennedy..' ( d-^^-^--
2 Jowph S. Harris . i f J^^^^s... .
i S€c./orR€c>
} df Cornp...
TreiUforUec's
Gen. Bupi
Geth. Fgt. Agi.
Gen. Pai».Agt.
Purdi. Agt....
3 S.M.Williams....
4 J. W. Watson
5 J. H. OlhauHen
6 P. H. Wyckofl....
7 H. P. Baldwin ...
8 A. Reckless
New York, N. Y.
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Elizabeth, N. J.
14 %%
Division Officials.
» W. W. Stearns. . .
10 W. V.Clark.
11 Q. W. Twining. ..
12 W.H. Peddle...]
IS J. U. Thompson..
14 T. B. Koons
15 W. F. True
Su.N.J. C.Dlv.
Su.N.J.a.lHt.
Su.L.ASm.J).
Eng. N.J. C.dt
IS. IHm
En.LJkSue.J).
F.A.Lf^SusD
F.A.N.J.S.D.
Elizabeth. N. J.
Long Branch.N.J.
MauchChunk.Pa.
iElizaberh, N.J.
Mauch Chnnk.Pa.
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LongBranch,N.J.
AccoiTMTiso Officials.
16 G. O. Waterman.
17 George Wolf. . . .
18 G. H.Sanborn..
19 M. A. KoonA. ..
New York, N.Y.
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[Aud.o/R <f/>.
^Aud.ofPas.T
\Aud.ofFgt. T.
Coal Traf. Agt.
RealEnt. Agent
Car. AcconnVt Elizabeth, N. J.
20 H. W. Douty....
21 P. E. HIgble. . . .
General office, 119 Liberty SL, New York, N. Y.
121 Ceotral RR. of Hoof b Carolina.
Bee Atlantic Coast Une.
122 Central Vermont RR. Sjatem.
Gbkeral Ofkrating Offiosrs.
1 J. W. Hobart....
2 8. W. Cummings.
a W. B. Babbitt...
4 B. G. Lacas^? «..
Gen. Manager.
Gen. Pass. Agt
Chief Eng....
Auditor
St Albans, Vt.
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CORPORATK AND DiTlSION OFFICBRS.
(a) Central Vermont RR.—ToiaX mileage, Including
l<«aed lines, 431.60 miles. (For details see '' Poor's
Manual of Railroads.**)
1 J. Gregory Sm\l\i.:\PreHdent iSt. Albans, Vt.
2 Jas. R. Langdon ...\\H Viee-Pres. . |
122 Clentrml TemnoDt RR. Syatem.-Com-
PORATS AMD DlTISIOlC OFFICERS.— Cbfl/lniMrf.
3 E. C. Smith 2</ Viee-Pres. . St. Albau^ Vt.
4 Geo. Nichols Secretary Northfleld, Vt.
6 D. D. Ranleti**.. Tremurer .... St. Albans, Vt.
6 J. M. Foss ' Gen. Supt. . . . ! *'
7 I. B. Futvoye Supt. No. Z>ir. St. Johns, P. Q.
8 J. Bnrdett Svpl.Rut. /Xr.j Rutland, Vt
9 E. F. Brooks Supt. Brat. mv\BrtXWt\ioro\ Vt.
10 Wm. J. Robertson. S.M.P.&MCB\^i. Albans, Vt.
11 E. A. Chittenden . . Supt. JjO. F.T.
12 C. A. Converse AseHSu.L.Fgt\ "
13 M. Magifl ^Stipt.TeUq...
14L. J. Swett \Sypt. BuUd'gs
16 C. n. Clark \Supt. Bridges.
1« H. Bralnerd ' Gen. Bag. Agt
17 F. H. Brown \Freight Agent Montreal, Que.
" I- - gj Albany, Vi.
18 N. F. Clark .Fuel Agent
19 C. A. French Mast. Car P..
20 N. L. DaYis I MM& CB{RD)
21 H. M. yf^\il\et....\MMACB(BD)
22 A. C. Bean \Road Master . .
28 E. W. Homer \Road Master. .
General office, St Albans, Vt.
{b) New London Northern RR.-
Brattleboro', 121 miles.
1 Bobert Coit \Pres. A Treas. New London, Ct
2 J. A. Southard. . . . -Secretary . . . . |
8 C. P. 8paulding»..i-srwprcf Ci^.F.il.
4 8. W. Cummings.. &tfn. Pews. Agt. St Albany, Vt
6 I. W. Dow ^Maitter Mech. . New London, Cl
6 L. E. Roys \Supt. J?ri/iflrw. Rutland. Vt
Rutland. Vt.
Brattleboro', Vt.
St Albans. Vt.
Rutland, Vt.
-New London to
Road Master. . , Palmer, Mars.
Road Master . . Montville, Cl.
Fore$uan R.S.\'Sev London, Ci.
Ftnreman R. S.
7 J. W. Shanks..
8 F. H. Prescott....
9 W.E.Greene
10 W. A. Beckwith..
General office. New London, Ct.
(c) Ogdensburg and Lake Chnmplain ff^.— (^cns-
bnrg to Rouse's Point, 118 miles; Lamoille Valley Kx-
tension RR., 12 miles.
1 J. W> Hobart PreHdent iSt Albans, Vt
2 D. D. Ranlett
8 George I. Childs..
4 F. W Baldwin ...
6 8. W. Cnmralngs..
6 Frank Owen
7 Levi Hasbronck' *
8 E. B. Burnham ....
9 Jas. G. Weetbrook
10 J. H. Gracy
11 A. Klohs
12 H. 8. Leach
18 A. F. Dailey
General office, Ogdensburg, N. Y
Treaeurer . . .
Secretary
Superintend'' t
Gen . f\uts. Agt
Ogdensburjr, N.Y
St. Albans. Vt
Gtn.Fgt. ^(/^ Ogdensburg, NY
G. Accent A C.
P^trch. Ageni.
Auditor
Gen. Bag. Agt.
Master Mech .
M.C.B.itR.M.
Foreman C. R. Ogdensburg M.Y.
Fifcal Agency, 96
Malone, N. Y.
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Milk St., Boston, Ma^s
123 CentrcTliie, moFavla and Albla.—
Centreville to Albla, 26 miles. (Formerly pan of
Wabash, St Louis and Pacific RR.)
1 Thomas Thatcher. | Receiver | Keokuk, la.
124 Chagrin Falls and Rontbern RR.>-
Wil lough by to Bridgeport, 180 miles.
1 Alfred Adams..
2 O. F. Fraaer....
3 J. Stoneman...,
4 F. M. Adams. . ,
5 W. Hutchings»
A. C. Williams
Cleveland, O.
Chagrin Falls, O.
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President . .
Vice-President
Treasurer .
Secretary
Gen. Manager. '* •*
Gen. Supt. .
General office. Chagrin Falls, O.
125 Champalsn and Havana Line (for-
merly division ot Wabash, St Lonis and Pacific RIt ».
—Champaign to Havanna. with branch from White
Heath to Decatur— total length, 182 miles. Now part
of Illinois Central System.
126 Charleaton^ CInrlnnatI and Cbl-
cago RR.— Projected from Charleston northeast to
the Ohio River, and 50 miles of road now built
1 Frank Coxe President.... Philadelphia. Pa.
2 H. K. Baker See. <£ Treas.. Springfield, Mass.
. [Non.— This line is being built by a corporation
See note of explanation on first page.
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Missouri Car & Fonnilry Go.
Car forks and FonnilrT, St. Lonis, lo. Car Worts, CaiMilge City, Iniiana.
joixT cmcin, thirty freight cars m day.
FREIGHT, REFRIGERATOR & FRUIT GARS
f
Castings and Brass
OFFICERS:
WM. McMillan, - - President and Treasurer
WM. H. GARDNER, - - - - Vice-President
MELVILLE SAWYER, Secretary
A. T. BUCHANAN, - - _ - General Agent
HENRY WELLS, Chicago Representative, Room 21 1 Home Ins. Building.
R. B. LYLE, Supply Agent
General Dices, 204 Kortli Tliiril Street, St. Lonis, lo.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
126-13§.
136 Cliarleaton, Cincinnati and Chicago
known as the Maesacbnsetts and Southern ConBtrnction
Co., bavin:; the following; offlcors : A. B. Harris, Pres-
ident : Chas. Whittier, Vice-Preiidmt ; Jno. F. Jonen.
ChUf EiHfinter : R. A. Johnson, O^n. Manager.
General ofilce, 24 Simmons Building, Boston, Mass.]
127 Cliarleaton and Savannali RB«
See Plant Investment Co.
138 Charlotte, Columbia and Aucuata
See Bichmond and West Paint Terminal.
129 Cliarlottebarsand Gre^o Lake RR.
— Charlotiebarg Junciion to Green Pond Mines, 6
miles.
1 Geo. H. Polts I PreHdent New Yorlc, N. Y.
2 J. Geo. Repplier....| r.-/'.,5^.<fe T.
130 Chaieansay- RR.— Piattsburgh to Lyon
Mountain, 34 miles. Extension recently completed
from Lyon Mountain to Loon Lake, 30 miles.
1 Smith M. Weed.. PreHdent PiaitsDurgh.N.Y.
% Andrew Williams. • Treasurer ....' *• **
8 H. M. OlmBted.... Serretafy.... New York, N. Y.
4 A. L Inman^ Oen. ilftinaaer Plattsbnrgh, N.Y.
5 J. M. Davie» . . . Master Meek. Lyon M'ni'n.N.Y.
« M. L. French' » »». ^w. cfe Jf. q/' Tr. Piattsburg, N. Y.
7 W. C. French Gtn. hat. Agt.
8 MFI»arkhurst"*>»»o (^^. f\t. Agt.^
9 L. Hallinan Oen. Bag. Agt. i
10 E. Hall C/iief Er^g .... I Lyon M'nt'n.N.Y.
11 F. L. Averill Ass'lCMef En ** *'
18 A. C. Kinney S.B.^M. CarR.
13 S. A. McMartln... i?oa// Jf(w<.r. I
General office, Plattsburgh, N. Y. Transfer office,
21 Cortlandt St., New York, N. Y.
131 ChaCtaam Branch Ry«— Chatham Junc-
tion to Chatham, 9 miles.
ti
1 Alex. Morrison.
% W. B. Snowball
8 J. B. Snowballv
4 A. W. Walters*.
.*> A. Alcorn
6 John Hawks
President Chatham, N. B.
SoTefary
rrias.^Gt>n.M.
Gm.F.A T.A.
C Eng.it M.M.
RiMul Master . .
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133 Chattarol Ry.— Ashland to Richardson,
50 miles. (Now part of C, C. & C. KR.— 1 36.
I Jay U. Northup ... KerdrtnkG.M XM,h\tkiiAy Ky.
a H. B.Butler* ^ ' » » lo J J/^^-^ ^ j.
3 C. 8. Wei ion Geri Fgt. Agt.^
4 M. M. Misdimer \Mast. &f Mach.
5 Martin Lin«ky \Road Master. . ;
183 Cbautanqna Ijake Ry.— Projected to
run from Westfield, N. Y., via Maysville and James-
town, to junction with D., A. V. A P. RR., 88 miles,
with brancn from MaybVille to Chautauqua Assembly
Grounds, 4 miles— total, 40 miles. Ail mded, and con-
struction to be completed by July 1, 1^7.
1 Robert N. Marvin. . President i Jamestown, N.Y.
« J. C. WilliHms VPdrG.M.
3 Daniel U. PO' t .Serretary
4 Bogene F. Fay. . . .,' Trtwmrer
( Cheraur and DarJInctoD RR. and
i Cheraiv and Salisbury RR*
Se^ Atlantic Coast Line.
135 Cherrr Valley RR.^Cherry Valley Junc-
tion to Cherry \ alley Mines, 6 miles.
IB. W.Lewis President. ..
2 T. T. Lewis Sec. <ft TYeas
8E. T. Uemdon... [Supt.dt Fgt.A.
General office, St. Louis, Mo.
136 Chesapeake and NaahTllle
Gallatin to Scottdviile, 85 miles.
1 B. Zimmerman. ...\PrfMdent .. ICinrinnati, O.
2 R. T. Colburn Vice-President] New York, N. Y.
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134
St. Louis, Mo.
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Midland, Mo.
6 John W. Radley....
7 H. Sawyers
SG.F.d P.
1 A.i
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136 Cheeapeake and NaahTllle RR,— C<m-
tinued.
8 Harvey M. Hoyt . . . Secretary. . . INew York, N. Y.
4LE. Gates Treatmrer ....] ** *•
5 Robert Meek i StnterintendH. Gallatin, Tenn.
itAud.s\
ChiefEnginfer\
Generaj office, MiNs Building, New York City.
137 Chenhlre RR,— South Ashbnmham to Bel-
lows' Falls, &4 miles ; Monadnock RR., 16 miles ; Ver-
mont and Massachusetts RR., 10 miles.
1 Wm. A. Russell. . . \President .... Boston, Mass.
2 K. C. Thayer Vice-President Keene. N. H.
8 R- Stewart ' Gen.Man.A 8.
4FH Klng8bury»«»»«l2r.<fe G.T.Agt.
6 J. W. Dodge"*..
dH. H. Stone
7F. A. Perry
8 A. E. Howard
AG. A. Brown
10 R. Hyland
11 G. D. Dort
6^n. Fgt. Agt
Purch. Agent.
Master Mech . .
Mast. Car Br.
Lost Bag. Agt.
Road Masttr..
Mast. Car Pr..
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Repair Shops at Keene, N. H. General office,
Keene, N. H.
138 Chicago and Alton RR.— Chicago to St.
Louis, Chicago to Kansas City and St. Louis to Kansas
City, with branches— total length, 849 miles.
IT.
2 J.
8C.
4C.
5 J.
B. Blackstone.. |iV^«i</e/i^ i Chicago, 111.
C. McMullln. ... I Vice-President]
H. Foster* **^^ Sec. dk Treas.
H Chappell ' Gen. Manager.
H. Wood. ! Gen.Man. As't
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Ass'tP.d' T.A.
\ Gin. Ft. Af/t..
lAss'tG.Ff.Agt' " »'
\ Ass' tG. Ft. Agt, St. Louis, Mo.
Gen. Bag.Agt.\Chicago, 111.
Chie/ku{jinttr\
Auditor I
Trar. Avditor
Purch. Agent.
Supt. Trans..
Train Master.
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Bloomington, III.
Jollet, 111.
Supt. Tei I Bloomington.
S.M. rf Cfir*..' Chicago, 111.
HI.
111.
C'aMcrfi^/or'ifc; Bloomington,
Gen . Sfjlicitor. , Chicago, 111 .
G. Agt. I'ass.D. St. lx)uis, Mo.
Fi/eid' JieAgf. 'Chicago, 111.
Gen. LitrS.A.Ht. Louis, Mo.
I &. /"/i.Xoro.Z?. I Bloomington, 111.
\G.Fn. Car D.\
Fn. Car Paint
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6 J. Charlton
7 G. J. Charlton
8H. H. Courtright..
9 A. Newman
10 F. A. Wann
11 C. Huntington ...
12 K. F. Booth
18 Chauncey Kelsey..
14 W. H. Doty
15 A. V. Hartwell....
16T. M. Bates
17 C.H. Sheik
18W. K. MorleT
19 William Wilson...
90H. H. Lyttn«"
31 C. Beckwith
22 S.H. Knight
28 J. 8. Conger
94 John Nesbitt
96G.Gregg
26 J. Townnend
f7J.O. Kell
29 WilUam Riley I Gen. Road M
Chicago Division
29 A.M. Richards...
80 H. r. Hawley...
31 H. C. Draper. . .
m Foremen qf Locomotive Repairs.— I. D. Johnson,
Chicago. 111.: H. McCorroIck, Braidwuod, 111.; E.
Schcll. Bloomington, 111.; Thos. Hyndman, Alton, 111.;
A. C. Van Home, Joliet, 111.; F. Becker, Dwlght. 111.;
D. Grant, Springfield, HI.; L. Van Bufkirk, Venice,
HI.
38 Foremen of Car Repairs.— A. Buchanan, Chicago,
111.; W. Hill, Bloomington, 111.; W. W. Buttolph,lE.
St. Louis, 111.; J. Ldnney. Bloomington, 111.; A. C.
Wilcox, Springfield, 111.; W. Bretherton, St. Louis,
Mo.
84 Road Masters.— T. Driscoll, Joliet, 111. ; John
Keams, Springfield, 111.; T. Cavanaugb, Bloomington,
111.; T. Sullivan, Louisiana, Mo.; John Dacey, Slater,
Mo.
Kansas City and St. Lm/is Divisions.
85 8. D. "Beeves Sujxrintend'f.\Boodhovi9e, 111.
^//y^'H/j/rm/V. I Bloomington, 111.
Ass' ( Supt.... \
Engineer ! Chicago, HI.
AssH Supt Slater, Mo.
Engineer. ... JLouisiana, Mo.
86W. E.Gray.
87 T. H. Hubbard
88 William Hill Master Mech.. j Slater, Mo.
I^* See note of explanation on first page.
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Fuller Brothers & Co.
139 GREENWICH STREET, NEW YORK.
CDT NAILS AND SPIKES,
HOT PRESSED NUTS, BOLTS, Etc.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
DOVER $ IRON $ CO. $ OF $ N. J.,
MAKERS OP
Boiler and Bridge Rivets, Boiler Brace Jaws, Socliet Bolts, Etc.
la'F.A.'S- ^OIL.'F IflOPQ'.
Extra Quality of Bar Iron for Special Purposes.
RUTHERFORD'S METALLIC PAINT
A Dry Metallic Bro-wn.
aVAMAXtrSEV THE BEST PAINT MADE FOR
Railroad Cars, ^piP|{i$^ Will Not Fade, Scale,
Bridges ^$i.i«'i'""'«m Crack or Peel Off.
Roofs of Tin, K,;":J:AfSr,^W BemiirEi No Dryer.
Out-buildings.
IronorWood^ ^^ ._ iw^ j^ win covir > emtir
Sarface ind Ust Laiqw
than
any Paint in the Wari«.
RUTHERFORD & B ARCL AT,
JHfners anli ^snufactucrra,
Office, 305 Chestnut Street, PhUadelphia.
POOE'S DIBECTORT OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
1S8 nkleaca add Alton TtU.-Katfiu City
OKd St. Unit DivMont.-OinCMvtd.
W Foremrn of Lvronwtirr Brvairi.—V. P. Blninlt.
Roodnoa.se, 111.; W. E. Khiu, KanMl CU;. Uo.; T.
P. foderiiooil, BTOib, Mo.
41 Foremen of Cor Jlrpalm —A. WoodBlda. Rood-
iMkuM. Ill,; JH. L CutnDbelL, Meiien. Ho.; M. Wnod-
aHa, Booih, Ho.i J, A. TowDHnd, Kiniu Uilj. Uo.
PianMSiB uiD Fbiisbt Aoimo.
41 B. H. Fulton |Ofn,«.ifl.J(T(. Nm Torit, N, Y.
UH. Q. Locke A'.£M,n./fi( Bocton.MHi.
Ua.a. Aduu H-«m. ^a«. OenTcr, Col.
M A. Drrsdmle A'ar.Faa.Aat. Cblcwo- I'l.
MlimtBC. Bart-b... fkt.Pait.A^ ,LoularlIle, Kt.
HOuLrtaObeig KaU.FOH.Aet SevYotH.lf. T.
« . . u S.E.Paii:Agi.avrlii- — -^
«D, Bdww..
«J.M. Oiua
u r. a. a\gb
U O. lluabu.
H R. Somen
nA.W. VanHoffWD
0m.lVai>.Ao(C'li<ciira,
Weil. Trao.Ia Dtayer, ^u..
Rk. CoartAgi. B. Francisco, Cal.
ai^P.^Tt.A.CtUcMpi.m.
. _ ; Jm fc. __..
. Cal. ; B. L. McCIkId. Kan^aa Cli)'. U
il odlcs, Chlci^, 111.
aTtao'.. B. Mnicn^
SE, E. Wllli«'""
4B.B. GnlhHs
BL. II. ConuE
QF.BnMghlDD
1)17. L. Tbaau ..
1SJ.DlLer»liaw>"
HCbu. Laving*. .,
ISG.D. BraakB. .
Ora.FI.Agt..
Ohio Fnt Agt.
Trap Pgl.AQi
Enoiotrr. ..
M.il.A Kor.Si
' XaiUr.
CblcagD. lit.
New Tort, N. T.
Ctal<:aKU. Hi.
Hnnun^nn, tnd.
Chicago, 111,
NewTork. N, Y.
Ganeral oOlce, Cblcafo, I
fUt CMaupi. BuTnngKm and QtliKy RS.
40 CTblpaKOi BarliDKlon >
iro UK. Gu.-Or-^u, 111.. u>
nlira ; bnocli from Fiiliua 10 »a>l
a.lBml
a J. Morraj Forbc*.
D J. K. Ban
7A.lt, Hor_
BK. B. Uincklay...
Pratdmt IBiirton, Maaa.
iStB. >l Troll. .1 ■■
Managrr St, Paol, Minn.
Otn.eiiit... .ItaOro'ia. Wlf.
Aitt Supl.... iMlnn'poUa. Ulsn.
Mv. Supl lBatanna.111.
IMv. 5iii)(.....iLaCraaae. Wfa.
BLPaal, Mil
_ Dalinei.... CotAlfr. | ■■ "
ID W.J.O.Kanvan.. An.nin..4^.
II W. a.nnat>an....]en.Fpt. AglJ " '■
III Chas.Doogan W. AuaUor.
W P.Y. Origg* nnt.FolAgl —
14 A. O. aheSoii.... O.IT./'.iJ'.^.l'c
— CCUplmBi [ChiffEfsi... iSi.i-.ni. J
'--(CA(*/£ii|Ls('r..e#e,
D. UplmBi . .
IT J. J 'Me"lir.°:
IB O. Cbannls...,
I) Oso. Kargnavi
.{CarA.
I. *1|T...
. IHt. Pan
Kinui
Minn
o .PnnA, AgaU.'&X.Yvji, Minn.
90 H. ll.Brjaa ^Ma*t. Meek..,,\lACKmt. Wla.
II Geo. W. Ontta.., \8apl. nl...
aaJLS.BmBita....\CKlffVlltk...\
n Geo. B. V\miitBM.\BtortlitfprT....\
14 U. T. SHDan ^Uvt 8l»ek Aat.9%. PiDl, Hlnn.
Oanenl offlce, St. Paul, Ulnti.
I'll riilRaK», Burllnstan
l».— Total mllca([B. )nclndlnKl«»»ed
u.. 3,<MS(IIIull«a. iFordetalTa b« ■
ind Qnlnry
Poor-i Maiiaai
1 C. E, Perkl
.\Prrri!le
S J. C. PchIc
*T. 8. HowIi
a B. K. Pratt.
SH. B. Stone,
TJ.D, Rralei „
BK. P.RIplej \fl*n.t\
. . . i.>-/Vnr. ;C1
Mr../Vf<rf7yl
Srrrrlarv. ....iBi
Agt.
lOJ.S.Bartla iMA.a^l.A.
" Fred Rogera. MA.H-fllt.A. " "
PaalMonoD \Oi».P.itT.Ae\ " "
E.L.Lomui \Ai.O.P.±TA.:
K. A. Sadd I OtH.Bttg.ABf.\ "
WirlDsxtrr \0m. SoiMlfr.]
Ctiimletlt. Bma. . Un-t. Otn.So.^
W. W. Baldwin... 'lanaamm-T.BarUnjilon. la.
— J. L. Laihrap \Otn. AtuUtar. CUcauo, Bl.
1»W.McCredie ^^il.AiidUor..
aJW.A.Amory IJud.Ajwnifl.
aiC. W. Wlnalow... lAAIIKji.qfC "
3« K, B. PaycnrealtaeT^lA Ualo/«l{7l
i3 Jolin DTrr« lA.T.itP.Aecr.
UC. U.aigifiatoD... 'Aii'tAuaUor..
SSG.C. Sraini thiffEng....
MW.For-ylh MKh.Eng .. Anrora, III.
nit. J. McClarc OHinilf'ff Eng Chicago, 111.
WW. J. ladd. Acre amp.. iBoatoo. Ma»a.
» M B. WalLet .... RrafE.AT.A.aiKa^ii, M,
aoWflllaiD ItvliiB ... (Jtii.ParOl.Ag,
BIF. U, Smith Caihitr..
aac 1 Biiirsia Patmatler....]
%1 EdKard Hovt OwwiUiaiv. . I "
31 G, W. Rhodea flu. oTJfc./Vil:.' Anrora, III.
WE. M. Herr .drf^o^ii. re/. ChlcnBO, III.
MK. O. Squln."".. J'u.orPar'SnT.'
BTD. Uornjan. jrW < 7lr Aa'Burllnglon. I*.
USP. W. Sargent,... £iiff, qC 7»('.,:Cblcngu, III.
an Hood ifa^em.-V. B. Troon, Anrora, HI.; John
Golllvan. Galaabnrs, HI.; JammU UnelfT. Galeibntv,
HI.: C. a. CoTler. Ualeabnrg. 111.: A. fliiluid. Bock
Ifland. HI. ; r^. E. Jones, BeardKlown. HI. : G. A. I(o>-e.
Borlnirtnn. la. : J. Ncvlan, Onamwa. la, ; Denola
Fred, Chatlioti, la ; J. F Gnailn, t'hariiou, la.: J B.
Wl'cmaii. Crefgii la.; K. A. Gray, Jk-d Oak, U.:
40 Fomnm
a. Bed ui
r Locomotivt Bepairt,
. F. Grjler.
SC. F llPMC«nle.
I G. Alexander
S L.A. Uovpland
«K. C. Klce.,
tA. FotsjUi
5W.C. Brown...
UJiielWnt
H Frank Lawlor.,.
MJ. S Maion....
SI J, II tlnsgsn..
III.; K. Blaiell
Car Bfpain.—H. K. Benedict. Ann
Beiidtionn. HI. : J. T. Bu.e''. Us
PeniDilDglon,BlirllnEtan,In.; H. De
Palaler:—). H. Lang, Anrora, I
LiNia iM Iu.iHoia.
Svprrinlend'f iGaiesbnre, III.
Sti. Ctlr.IHri Aurora, iTl,
Aift A<;i(.... Chicago. HI.
lHr'.r./p.'Ag Oaletbnnr, 111.
IllT.ltiulllff A:\urem. 111.
Su. 0am /XciUalcrburs, III.
. IHc.Xait Mte/il
. ViT.Sxgirf.
"r. Mail Ml
n.Fg.AP.A'\
e.ilaitMrchW
1 lovA AMD Hiasonu.
..ySvpfTinlaiil'l.,&<ni\BX\aD, la.
.. a«.E.la.mv.\
.. mr.FglifP.Al
.. Jfu<(. »»cA....
, Me.«ng<n«r.
.. SK.JT./a. /Hi-.Otlumwa, U. ,
..au.W. /a. Mr.lCrMron, la.
.. JfB«,jlf«A,.,,l
(3)
B^" See note of explanafio
33
ore first page.
POOB'B DIRECTOBT OF KAILWAT OFFICULS.
141.
141 ChlosOi BarilDston and Qulncr
aa.—antiiniud.
Fbiiqht IND FtrBixon AsniTa. Etc.
t» Gtiural Agtn'f.-W. D. SanlHim, Su FrmDclKO.
CU.; J. H. Bccbel, Bt. Unite, Ho.: P. C. Tiputng.
PBorll. Ill; W. P. Moon, Ualncv, III.; E. P. Bndru3,
Hunltnl, Ho.; U. D. Hock, ijoek Ittuid. 111.; A.
K: M.M. Manbrtll, Puldc Jane, t*.: J. A. 8. Rml
SnTeUlDE), Chlcazo, IIJ. ; U. H. MUthBiI*, PlIU-
rfb, P*.
41 TVasf^'inn Fretahl Aninlt.~-y. Koffsra, CtaicUD,
"'■■'' Rlngwuli, tiilM^o, IJl.; Loi Krnwn, Cbl««o,
ni:
r, Alimlonn. Ft.; J.
_ ..iDkb.m_._ ,_. .,. _
TODto, OdU; O. Wuner. Chlogo, 111.; i A. Qalnlin,
Hilniikn. Wlaj K. H. Bmitb. 6olumbu>, O; A. Q.
flbMnnu, Cl«(iiIa>d,0.;U.D, Badglaj.DctrDli. MIcb.;
T. K.Shon, Cliidniutl. O.; C. W. Bo-rdnKD, lodUli-
iHlla.Iod.i E.U. Ftord (Local), Ds> Uolnaa. U.: W.
V. King (Local), Cblcago. III.; B. J. HcDale, Bt. Louie.
fla Ptufogtr Ag«il4.—W. C. LMtaerla, New ToA,
K. Y. : 1. Wallace i,atj) and J. Wllaon (Drpoti, CMcago.
«R.T«nb»«ck 'OtH.Rul.Agl.\H»w yotk. N. Y.
flSW.S. Condell. . . .ItfeO! Eng. AgUBiMon. Xmmi
no, H. CnHby \um,nwi,Aai,\iicfyii.
71 B. W. QUlupla. . . . ISniU iVn^t'' i^aiT Orl
AnxiLiasT ihu AaBciCiiiiD Litii>.
I Han Fnnelaco, C.
<a) AiWta^im oHii
t C. I. Parklni
■ T./. Potwr
U.S. Camecon
4J.C.Pcu1eT
KJ.N.DsnlMHi.. ..
«J. O. Taylor"'"
?J. O.FloTd ..
SO. W. Ifoldrege...
BT.E. Calvan
t7Q.H.0nit1)r
iaA.B.8>iilIb
lie. D. Dornan.. ..
MP. Halnrleb.
nW-Bandall'
MT.H.LwTltt
MCJ.Bmac.
M William Irrlng ..
n Robert J. HcClnre
*a D. Hawkawonb...
IT T.Maraland
M J.D.Macfarland.,
»J.O. Bonnell...
A.O.P.t7MA\
1(11. Fat. Aat\
•IAi.f/.F. ■ •
»J. C. 8
vSR.
Uncolo, Nab.
'UeCook, Neb.
I. Baa.
Om Bag.Astt.
aupi. nitg....
•^fppljl Agmt .
.jr Aeaiuiit'l.
liitmliira.Aitt.
Oai. mreman.
For.CoofKB^
For. Car Bib.
rur.Car Paini
Gtn.Fanmaa
flmJbKmoa
Otn.Fortmai
Lincoln, Neb.
Lincoln , Hab.
Wymoro. Nab.
HcCook, Nab.
aw. FdUsc
41 fltiuml Agt'tU.—Q. H. Cmabf, Denrer, Col.; W.
D. Bantwrn.ean Fnndtco.Cal.; K, O. FHh, Aicblioa,
Kwi.; W. H. Plrlb. Kaniaa CItr. Ho.; M, U. Hantaall.
Pactae Janellon, la,; M. nornm. Ncbivka Cliv.
Mab,; R. R. Randall ilmmigrailon). Ur— ■- "-■- ■ *
141 CbUaXo, BarllDslon and UnlMcr
att.—Otniral ABintf.^Conllniud.
D. McRbv (Paclllc Coaal Pui ), San Francinco, CrI.;
8. W. UaTianiibc (Uic Slock). Lincoln. Neb.
44 Tyoln.VflifM-f.-E. BIgnell. Lincoln. Neb.; C. B.
Rw«», WjDiore. Neb. ; V. U. Eniliih, LlaCDla.Nab.!
J. H. I-beian. MeCook. fff b.
45 TrmMina Fairtnurr Agntt.—V. B. Scrapie,
Denier, Col. ; 8. Van Pfaae, Sao FtaoclKo, (Jal.; a. L.
Hall, ixaaba. Neb.; A. Allen. Omaba, Neb.; J. J. Cox,
Lincoln, Neb.
48 Road .V<u(4n.—i. P. Taylor, Plaltamonib, Neb.
™"* " '■'h.'u^j'I
-- ,-. Nab,iE.*.
Hlvbland. Red Clond. Nib.; Ham Rwer', Hcl'uok,
Nell.; W, B. DancliT. McCook, Ntb.i E. Zook, Denver,
Co].; Wdi. Btown. Rapnbllun. Nob,; C. I', Wbilmoie,
-Jmaha, Seb,, f - -^ • -
Oenenl office,
(b) Chicago, Bvrilnirtm and Kaniat Cily BE.—Oat-
IngioBlut^anoUion.SIOmllaai and
(e) a. Lovit. KKikvk and Kartliietiltm HR.-Zto-
lak lo St. Peier>, 138 mllca ; K. * N. W. KH., 4*
Dilea ; Wabaah. St. L. * F. Uj., SI mllea.
r aoTB RULiuuDa.
S T. J. Potlei
8 J. C. Peaalcy
4 J. B. Hturgtii. Jr..
fi T. 8. Uottland.....
ac. M. LcTcr
T Howard Klfiolt..,.
e Jobn L. Latbrop..
E. HI. Ullcbrlrt....
10 William Irrlog.,..
11 B. A.8add
It W. U. Bartlelt
IS L. E. Alberl
Tnantir..
AtflTifAtul't..
tiie.ATymufA Boalon.
— "- - Keokuk,
lchlc«ga. III.
Clilt/SXg... IKanknk, la.
ftircA. Jffi....!cblc»go.IH.
Orn.JPtg.Aat. Keuknk. la.
JKott. JftrA,... ■'
£9ad llatltrt.l " "
14 F.K.Bairjar....
in H. F.CIapb
15 W.K.Cannlngtaap
17 H. W.Pralt"'"
Om.Ag.P.l)xp\
Oeneial oOce, Keokok, la. Traualer 01
llngloD, la.
I J. L. L«tbrop....
1 L. O. O.fddard...
4 J. C. PraalSJ....
Qenenl oUlce, Cbli
(r| ffannIM and
Jawph, MXmllea. n
I C. K.Perkln«. ...
B w. y. Me4iii " : :
4 J. C.Peaaley
B W.J.BilIon'*'!
P«rek. Agl.. .
"m. Bag. Ag
..Iff. JlieA...
BvadMaiUr.
Rocbella, HI.
":4go. 111.
lialla. III.
Cblcago, III.
7la-I'niidtBl (.'blcaRo, I
.lEnDHa City. Mo.
t.\M. Joeepb, Mo.
g.jKanaai Clly, Ho.
' See note of explanation on fintpage.
35
Over 2,000 Cars now running upon half
of the Railroads in this Country.
General Manoffer,
CHICAGO,
ILL
MANUFACTURERS OF
mUmA (&m
f
M, FLAT, GONDOLA, ORE, UNDIG, Etc.
KNOXVILLE,
TENN
POOR'S DIBECTORT OF RAILWAT OFFICIALS.
141 Cblcaso, BnrllnKtDii and (tnlnri
tta.—Uanaibal aW St. JotpA SR.— VokUiuhI.
ISA.C.DiWM O.P.aTI:Agt[SX.Josepb,iio.
1« W. P. TownMDd.. J.tf.>'.*rt.,l
1* W, H, Flnu (i.S.tV.I'ai.A.'^nnitM Cllj, Mo.
15 T. D.McKiy Pac.CoiulI'.A.iS. rtuieUro.Cal.
10 E. A. Sadd ,(lea.eag.Agl..,C!h\ctt(o, III.
IT U. a. Clundlu. . . Ctltf K,.g. . .. 8C. JuMpb, Ho.
IBO.B. Brigm 'Jm'/JF»o.. ..
1> A. a. Proit \A;-I ff<>{rin'r. Brookauld, Ua.
»A.J. OtttCT a«p(.«-/ir<(j»
11 Juaei Uarpbr . . . Rhu/ Jforffr. . I " "
SI Chnl» Culler ' Jfo/. CVir Rtp. Huinlb*!, Ho.
M O. M, 8hrjixik....lJfr«.Curfl/dr.|
MN J. PindlM....|J(iu(.Dr'jr<icA.
,. ri:(. ,liM(lror,.|
W Wnilam Irv
ai 6. H. Hohl.
one ft 1
H.^ODl
ft HlH
Joacpb, Uo.
. rratn XmftT.
Ftttt^Swv.Am
'■■--iLo.Rtp
Hwinltwl, Ho.
as p. _
mj.t
SIT.B. JuhmoL _ _ _
SS K. BsUe/. fmanUarPM
ttJ. F.Qaij. '■ ~ —
MJ.HuUer..
41 CfMral .Jffnitf.— Gsor^ll. Crotli;. Dm'
W. D. SuitKim, Ban Ftancisco, C*!.; B. Q. Pli
■on. Km.
Oeuenl offlce. St. Joieph, Mo.
If} Kantai Cify. Sf. JoMjA nxtt CayiiM Blujn
II BIbBi.
Monln to Hopkins, £0 miles, with bnncnei, t.
1 C. B. Perkins... .;A-HJd(nf. .. Idurllnst
■ T. J. PolWr i VltfPraHtml\Ciiictso,
Dillu : A
BW. H
i. O. Stai
I Tna*.,. ft. Joseph. Ko.
yivy--
1, Jos*]
I, Ho.
J. R.nirdj ' ««/!■_ _..,
8 A. B. Bimvd 'Att'tSMOl IUn»s Cllj. Mo.
a A C. Dswea . ..'/an /'.(fr.^..'St. Joarpb, Ho.
W W.P.Townsena,.i,4»-iO«».r.^.l
11 g.J.aworas.. ...l«flt.yfl(..Jij/.
I* R.H, aogisn.Jt..'a.A.Fiit.Dep.\S%'ant Cltr. Mo.
13 D. H. Wlalna i 7>nlR tfMhr.lM. Joseph. Ho.
14 William lrTlng....ninTA, ^mnt. Cblngo, III.
la O. M. CBr1*r» .AnrlUor. ....'tit, Josepb, Ho.
IB C. C. Cbanaier,,., f.'M»/ fflrin,...! " '■
17 StronDA Hosnun '^«a..1sIlcUl>ra' " "
15 K. A.Sidd ,ntit. nag.AgU\CiixMVi, HI.
1BIC.C. Brome ncjt<l /wf . . . St JoKph, Ho.
Wa.W.MItler Frtiihl Avd.A
ai «.B.MerrIin»n...MHfmii«n- ..
M JohnDnniboll'""V:nr Acmunet
m p. A. Chwa H.M.* nar R.
MJ.Hajwsrd \ Hood Ulalir .
« L.H. Morre 'H-pl.Br.<tBa.
K Q. M. Hohl \fl''i)l. TrUr
K T, Ar1epbnTT......I^rrni'iJi ^
3hC. F. HKtrd 'Fortnumt
W Otn'rat AgiHlii.—'R. M. Ronrs, Jr.. Kin'M C
Mo.: C. Soltb, Connell BlnOk, IB.; S. O. Plib, At<
SO /tirvnun g/' ZdovnMlM Hipairf.~L. B. Brld
CblCBKo, BnrllTifclon and Qnln^jr
BK.—Oitumua mud A'ir.trl/fc hy.—Clmliiitail.
I. HsIBeld |7VMn/r.r....|Ki'liYllle, Is.
C.JuTlt \Srcritarii luurlingloii, ta.
enil office, Rirkvllle, Is.
. ?l. JoKph and Btt Moinu MJt.—St. JoKph lo
Albsnr.BOm'--
S U.B.Scott
4C. H. Cvtar
E T-JPotlBT,,...,
a A. C. Dittn
7 K.J. Bwords.....
8 C. C. Chuidler,.
» Wflllam tnlng..
ID M.B. Starring.,
II 7. A. Cbsse
I3D.H. Wlnlon...
la J.HSTwstd
•■ ' H Moria....
Ailetburj....
.. ..P. llsrtal... .
IT a. H. Hohl
Prtfl'tfKl . . .
VlcfP. di a
. I Burlington, It.
; Bi. JoMpb. Mo.
"nrllngion, Ho.
CjladifnrSl. Joseph, Hi
jUimaiKrCblcaiu, III.
O. r.A T._ A. St. Joi»pk, Ue.
partli. AgtHl. Cblcago, HI.
GiB-Baa. A</l. "
MatUr JTrM. .|St.J0Hph, Ko.
-- -.riA.s
MailirJ
..^..B/Br<lg,] '• •;
Fornnan V.ll.\
Matl.C.PatnlA " '■
ltaDdC«nad»Ora*d
Set Grand Trvnk By.
143 r
I HomceH.Sle.—
S George II BaU .
a II. A. R'ibidee"
4 J.C.Calbouii' • • I
bO. a. Lj'otd
5 S. R. PattenoD..
7W. niii*
H p. V. Davis
II S 11. Miller
10 Wm. ArmsliODg.
M P. W, rirtw
IJAIenCoo^o^....
1 Hauti^. ITH mllei. lii
iD.Hau.
, p. A
Otn.P.d r.A.
._ _ t3lhi ..
17 D. Bralty
18 Edwstd label....
__. _lw1i(,.., Chirijm,!"
yUrWHon »'.r.D>nvt!lo,H:
r»nma»Pv,n\ "
Vail. CarjitnA " "
Oeti. F. a^^.'rbleaKO, III
Momenec.III.
Mo.
E. M. CiandiU, St, Joteph, Mo.
J Boad aiariert.^B. BatllMt, St. Jo-epl
Worthl«j,3l. Jo«ph, Mo.i P. Sharker. Com
dl BiDffe, Ii
OcDeral ofltce, St. Joseph, Mo.
(|r) Olhnnaa and KlrkrlUt ffu,— OtlDmi
Tltlv, llmllet.
1 T.J.Poltar IPmiiiinl. . . . Ifhlrai
S a. L. Wiuman. ..I C.-J'.^f (I'.J/grlKirkv
n. HI.
flauta, Ind.
Oeneisl offlce, Chicago. III. Transfer oBce, Cctiital
mtt Company, New York, N. Y.
141 rlilvB|[», Falrchlld and Ban Clalra
tlver R R.-FHircblld to Kan Uaire Klrer, 11 mile*.
N.C, Foster Pr'vr. * O.M Falrchlld, Wla.
tl. A. P-nFter. S:C.4tA«d...\
,. Om. Fgl. Afl.l || ||
, . Purc/i, Ai/int. 'rulcaEO. IIL^
-. M. Wil»a..
Xiur. J
Mail. Cm B-T.
..|F<ilrrhlld,\
5^* See note of explanation on first page.
37
JOHN W. NOBLE, Prest E. E. G. ROBERTS, Sec. and Treas.
ANNISTON, ALABAMA.
Ffft
M
f
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Bl
i
Lou Leaf YbQow Pile, Best EameM Iiict Bar Ailes,
lade from f ell-known Woodstock and Clifton Brands nsed In their constracUon.
POOR'S DIBECl'OBY OF RAILWAT OFFICIALS.
146 ObiOEO and Indiana Toal Kr^-F'l
OUu to Biul], llS.fl mLl«: IfUtOt^la LaOroHi
W.6mll«a. TaUl, lU.I m1le>.
1 H. H.Porter Pmident Chlcngo, HI,
sato.V.K[mbma..'.V.-P.AG.itgT\
a J. H. KIngwUl. ..IjKrfKor
4C. W. HilTiBd ISie.iTrau.]
. BA. A. Hotnrt. ...I<M». <?UI>(....lAtUci, Ind.
« W. 8. Pue 'Alt. Bapl.... BruLl, Iiiil.
7 A.M. Nlcliols... \O.F.AP. ^..ChlMgo, 111.
8R. Aiipt !eil(</-«nff.....lAllle», Ind.
9 W.uTBrlmwMi.... .f.r^*C.J';i«f| ■'
10 G«o. W. Ktmbtll.. fTm. B. 3laH.\ "
11 J. L. Oreau>lnger..i.''upf.or£l^l^ iBruIl, Ind.
II L. A. Holme*. ... I Car AKmnlU] " '■
Ocner*! offlcs, <AIgikd. UI.
t4T CbfcacoandlowaRB.
Sm ChUago, Barltngtm aad Quiiuv SB.
14B ChloMKo, lAwa and Dakota RB.-
Bldon JuDction w Alden, -JT mllisa.
1 DnidSecor 'PrtiidenI Forwt Cli». I».
3 H. [J.Broctiiir«j....jr/w«tim-..,, Concord. Ii.
a A. H. Chlte ISmrttmy 'Forwt CItT, la.
a BinjiiB-miFUh..,
B Hinrj De Wolf... |7>Binirrt'
mad No n and Nnrtbrrn
ABdviri
ID Duno
[Chlcuo. III.
ftwWtn/ New Torfc. N.T.
'"■■ Lgo.Ill.
dlrl.1on..nifbr
(Foi
. T. Jpnarr..-. ... ... ,
Randolph.. .IPAf<('£njr ..I " "
OtamtS office, Tg MlchlEin Avenue, ChlURO, III.
I&O Clileaco, minaukoo and Ht. Panl
.Ill,.laSt. Puil.llliin..4t(liiillLi: otber
'.TRlmllrg Toul. S.IOI mllw.
I ■• foot It UbdiuI of RallKHdi.")
Setcu/iti4 DeparimtRl.
Alei. Mitchell.... PrtHiltnl iMllwiDkra,
" - "— ' Vice-Pr-'-'— -■— - ■""•-
Ofa. Mb
. Vta-Praident.a
F. Tnrter...
M. My™...
.. Brtit
8 F. a. Run*
J^noRtiat Dtpartnwnt.
.lHUvBnhe«.WIi.
10 H. B. Wilker... \Af'l Pi^.,..\ " •'
It A. L. McN«oghtonUM'( Pa],m....\
Ltfpd DtpaHmnt.
IS John W. Car; ,..\liai. dWtWtor. I MUmnkee, Wl
IB Barton aatitim...\A.Gi'i.8oUe\l.\ " "
AeeounHng Dtpar<m»nl.
It I. P. 7!htHns....\Om. A^diUT. Hllvukee, Wit.
Ifi W. N. D. WlDDe..U«Y n- .Ih"
laP-Ttrrell.. \Tifii)
IT W,F. Dudley lAvtoAT^wf..
IS ChM. B. OniXtf. AAud.i^ Erp..
It Itrt. Donsm»ii....|«r!rH™rtirif.
. CompiroOlT. ■
. \Road Acc'i
» B. Q. S
n J.F.Co..„, — ,
12 J. J. Mod Id Ins
SSC.H.Butoa..
Opiratlaii Dtparlmmt
IIJ.T. Clerk \On.Siipl IHllwmke*, Wli.
aSA. J. Ruling .AM'Ktei.SujU'i
ts D. A. Olln \Aii-tOta.3upl'BMx\m,Vni.
X: W. L.Sloue
88 I. B. She tt nek..
S» Q. B.Mmpron.
4a E. F. Elwell.. .
[tlwankfe and M, Panl
Ara'tatn.Svpl VI\si\'oo\\',V\TU
ChUfEng _.. ■"'—■— «"
.. MUnaakce, Wte.
'•TH-SlorAeep.
. Chlcaeo. m,
Sial. SvptHf Al
UUinnkee. Tie.
DlvMon SupeHnlatiltntt.
R. B. Cempbell. j 1^^- * ^^^' t Marlon. U.
t |*C.rfif..C'.*;l
1.0.C\[iHaa....i\S.,av.,tV.B. J-CMca«o, III,
1 1 Z»v>.inia.. '
V. w. ColHn. \A>..-imu. iiflo.
V. G. Conbit.... M.LaCAWfDU
" Supi. auio
'.duCAIffl* '
1. Pt.Dicif.
I 'Sapl.Jt.dS. W
"l Dv.iatru.iHU
50 1,. B. Rock .-Supf. Xo. Diti.
SI C. P. Utle» Ia»»'( a..V.fHv.
biVlm. M. Eellie...,'5u.&.ifA.Mi'. MlDiinpolle.Hlu.
MChu. Dian MW Supl.do. Hllbank, D. T.
MI. w. B^i.,..) ^^^"sis;; ;-"■-.•>. M.
MJ. B.Moll «uYrfiJflt.Z>cM«ionCity, la.
Ml .1. R, Cnhle Ait-'.Supf.ditf.i
57 W. J. Underwood. 3upt D.AR.D. Dubaqne, la.
88 B, A. Wolcott Aa-iaupt.D.I)
59 E, W, Uaichcldor.,.iAM(Sup<.R.B 61. Pinl. MinD.
ME. R, Oiivea Supt.I.* M.D.KMiBnVfMrMiB.
81L.B. BeardtlBT..,.i5u..S'.r.*iJ.fttSloiiiClry, la.
W H. R. Wllliami. . . . 'S»pt.S. M. 71c La Croate. Wif .
eai. II. Lakej avpt.Wab.Dic'VAttb*, MInD.
TVqllfc Dtpartment.
" ■ ■ . /^f, ^(.iMllwMkee, Wle,
'.'.httAirta.F
■n.P.i T.A
taji. W. KcTCf. ..
MN. J. Qolf. _
87 J. C. Botdeu |t
«8 A. V. H. Carpenter^
aSOco. U. Heaffofd-'.^. «,/-.« /.^. I
TO A. P. Merrill \A>i'IOen.T.A.'
TIV, B. DIxou ...\Jh7G^.P.^. 81. Panl, Minn.
T«F. A. Miller J»VOi!n.i>.vl. Chlcafo, 111.
•3 1). M. Chriatie .Otn.Bag. AQt.'Tiaiitaltn, Via.
T*W.D. Carriek... iAH'IGtH.B.A.]
OOUT Deparfmmli.
MWro. B.Powell.... n*«. *nJo. .l.'Hllwankfe. Wli.
raw. M, Wemp. .... ff.^/flrir.tr.!Chathani, Ont.
71 D. H. Moeea Tyae.Smig.A.'BtnMon, f^
~'" " ' 7Voe.i»Hlj.^. Bvracnte, M. T.
Land Com ....Ullwankee. Via.
._.. __ Tar CommU'r] ■' ••
R. Lloyd niilAqtHl....\ " "
-loyd.
Hlnae:
81 JMvMm FreigU Agtntt.—i. L. Ketlon, D. C.
Jonea. J. B. BoTle, HUxaakea, Wla.; O. F. Vbite,
Davenport, la.: W. H, Barron. La Ciorae, Wla.: B. B.
Langley, Winona. MlDD.
fn DiHtion MaMer Mec/ia'Ha.S. Falrhalm. W, MO.
vanker, Wla.: John Taylor. Racine, Wl*.: J. O.PaDle,
Mlnneapoll*. Minn. ; S. Cbamley, Dabuque, le.
86 Otneral I'i>rfmrn.—A . E. Allcolt, MIlwiDkec,
Wl»,; John C. Foi, Janeavllle, Wla.; JameaV. Wll-
aon. ChicBKO. HI- : J- M Horan, Yankton. Dak.; J. C.
Miller, Oabnqne, la.; Wm. MeFarlane, Walla, Mlnn.i
' See note of explanation on Jirst page.
ERIE CAR WORKS, (umitei,)
I
Oapacity, lO Oar® Per I>ay,
FREIGHT CARS
OF BEST MATERIAL AND CONSTRUCTION A SPECIALTY.
BRADLEY CAR WORKS
9
ESTABLISHED 1833.
MANUFACTURERS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
Railway Cars
OSGOOD BRADLEY & SONS. Proprietors.
POOR'S DIRECTORT OF RAILWAT OFFICIALS.
150 Cbtcmxo, miwankpe «Bd St, Paul
^y.—Oeaerai Fo'aiun.— aMOauffl.
T. A. Frucr. Sinborn. I>. ; Jobn Hdlitnn. Oifard
Jnnciioi), Is.; P. M. Flanib, Psny, Im.; K. Toombs,
Tonuli, Wla.
e7XaHtTCarBHUdrr:—W.O.'DKria.Ch\rtto.ia.;
P. ReDler, DHhnqiic, In. ; Jobn Tajlor, Rscloe, Wli.;
O. arifllih, Oirord JanctloD, U. ; K. A. Weicou,
UlDDUpOlll, M^DD.
88 Xailfr Car Painttrt.—\.Stirtjtitt. W, Mllwin-
ktt. Wl..; Geo. S, WmI, UiDnnpoll., MinD.; U. F.
Micbula, Dubnqiic, I>,
E9 F^artmen of Cat Sfpoin.-3. E. SMven-. Mllw«n-
kn, Wl>.; A. Qtorpt. Slsdl»n. Wl*.; I. Dlmon. U
CrOMe, WU: J. B. Philips. Hoiicon, Wis.; J. Umr-
benwra, W.lenowii. Wl*. ; R J. Ethih, Pmlrio du
Cnien, Wis. ; A. J. Tijlor. Porltire, Wit. i C, Klrg.-
MllmakH, Wl«. ; Q. Cmie, Ciwncii Blatti, 1>. : Wm.
KcParline, WeUi, Uinn.: W, O. DBvicr, Cblogo. III.
SO Saaa Jftutin.—J. B. P»l»r>on, Chlciao, 111.; B.
Ljoni. Horlcoa, Wla.; P. K. Hon«o. Marion. U.: B.
L. Bndbiirf. PorUgv, Wie.; J. Wkt>n<, Tuitinli. Wii.;
e. F. Mltcbcll. Muomaulr.Wla.; J. -^h' y, Frpppon.
IH.: W. B.QrtKoty, Montieello, la ; .;, K Ksiley,
Colotne,Mln(>.:M. .1. Brenosn, AbFrdsen, iiak . .1, Mc-
Millan, Miimaapfllla, Hinn. ; C. H. Com. Il, Diibuoue,
Ia.i A. W. Lofliia, Wabasha. Mian.; .1 Ktodelon,
Mitchell. Dak.: TbrimaB Hlnes. Wciln. Minn - p. U
nBnnsPSfj-. Elain. Ill,; William Krhj, I'ern la ; U.
O. Brldbuty. WatcrtnwTi. Win.; Q. B, Tnuii, Trimah,
Wla.; perri Grace. Wamkeeha, W1-. ; V, A Bllon,
Monroe, Wla. ; J. C. Clarlt, Batine. Wl. ; ,1 Kiiiney,
Oifonl .iQDcOon, la.; E. W. Phelan, Millmnk. Dak.;
P.K- Malono, Ah«rd«n, Dak : D. WrlghMli^d WIhk,
Minn.; H. A. Bael McGregor, la. : J. E. foi, Paoborn.
la; T. Ahirn. innneafolia, Minn.: M. Mwitton,
Fareo, Dak.; Thnmaa Hafferiv. LanrtUoro'. Minn.; D.
Hulono. Fiilda. Minn.; T. W. Bailer, Calmar. [a.;
Oso. Bennalt, Horlcon, Wla,; Wm. ConehllB. Maaoa
"U. !«.; John Cnrry. Yankton, Dak.; K u. Dniry.
Marion, la.; Qeo. IbXrcri;, Welle, Minn,
OiKkRAL. DUTBicT, ARD Tbatilliko Aomn.
Bl Fnlahf.—J. R. Hliaon {Oon, But. Aet.), Sew
Jork, n.'Y.i H, D. Corbeit (New Bng. Am.). Boilotx.
Maa»,; J, C, Bojdan (Qen, No, Weet. *£[.}, St. Paul,
M Cammrrcia! Aifntn.—C.I.. Blaine, Chlcaipi, 111.:
i ?'X"T""'- Pll"borKh.Pa.;D. J. Prldham.T)«i»flr,
Col.; W. a. Hlnclioc, MInnxapolla, Hlntl.
M Contrac/iag AgmL—YL. Bruce, Milwaukee, Wla.
94 TratcUine Fr/igM Agtot,.—h, W. Campbell,
Chicago. 111.: J. M. Dacta, Milwaukee, Wia.: a. a.
O'Meara. Crdarllsplda. la.; T. W. Lip pin colt. Rork.
ford. III.; F. M. Waloae. MNeaUlj. Mom.; J, W.
rrlppen. MaeonCliy, li.; A.Bnrlock, 8l, Paul, Minn.;
J. A, Veitcb. Cleveland. Oblo ; M, B-wnlban. Wan-
kMha, Wia,; C, C>, Lovell, New York. N Y.; W. B,
Peak. Siooi Cllr, la.
_9S »->.«ai.40(ii'-.,-J, A, Chandler, 81, Paul, Mian,;
F, A, Haab. Omaha. Neb.
90 Paiieagtr.—C, A, Brown {N. Bnr Paas, Aet,).
Boaion, Mb».; W, W. HeaOord (Baai. Paat, AkD,
BaRklo. TS. Y.; Harry Mercer (Mich. Pan-. Ait.). Da.
troit, Mich.: i. O. Evereal mm. South, paaa, Ari.),
ChlcaBO.IlL;J.E. McClarB(We>.t.Pa*a. AKt,).Omaba.
TXeb.: J. B. FI«nr(Dt>t. Paw. Alt.), Plpeftonc, Minn.;
U. W. White (spet.Pan. Agt.). Ma»D Cltj, la,; A.
BornhRm (SnecPaaa. A?t). Milwaukee, Win.; C. B.
Falrbank (TrilBc Agect). Ban Ptanclaco, Ca].; D.J,
Prldham (Commercial Agt.l, Daovar. Cul.; A. U. In-
KBTaoll (Paa>, & Tkl, AeD. Hilwankee, Wia,; a. E.
Lalng (City Pas>, Agi,]. Chlc»KO, III.
OT TraTtlllng Pwmoger Agtntt.—T). O, Peaae, Mon-
treal. Can,; A J, Tavlor. liroolo, Oni,; C. C. Mot-
dongh. Indianapolia, Ind,; H. S, Hogbea. Jr.. Clinton.
Ik ; F. B. Roac. Si. Paul, Minn.; A. S.. Daiighent,
Boston. Maap.: F. O. Boyd, CkTelanfl. O; .lobn A.
Poll, Wllllinuport. Pa.; John O'Laiuiblln. (,'olnnibns.
O. ; A. Mltrhell, Jr., Salt Lake City, Ulah : W. T.
Allen, 8u Franidaco, Cal,
ISO rblcaeo, Rlilwaukie «nd St. Paol
II».— tanf/nwrf.
IH 0"-trm Agtnli.-E. F, nicbardaon. New York,
N.Y,; W. H. Uaraball. Ponland, Ore.; T. W. Wada-
sM.L,ajk™:::';:::
V-pZ^Zir,
Sew York. N. Y.
sdV.-P-^n.M.
Chicano. 111.
5s!*a'iio"we^"r::
AM-rSrr.d-AJ
Ns* York. N. Y.
BW.H.S.,nn«t.,,,
A„'IO«i. Ma^
Chicago. 111.
DC. C. Wbctler,...
aa,.s«,^ ..
»P. BMlenbeek'.;!)'
Am'tOen.Bpi.
)wtooi»!'Mlnn.
OR. C, Wicker '
Tn^MiugT.
Chle«o,IU.
OB. P.WIlpon
OmPa-Agl.
11 W, B. Knlskera...
AW to. 1^1. A
aw. A. Thrall
Gtn. Tkl. Aal.
3H«Pan Wheeler..
A--IG.Tkl.A.
4B.E. McCnlloKh..
««i, Fg' Agl
:SdiS.'.fT..u,:-
A»'IC^.yi!'..t.
A-it't F. Aga<l
" w
TB.Ji.hnaon
Di^. F. Ag,<il
Din. F. Agi-I
OM^njBhln.'jr"""
Dit:. F. Agifl.
20 J, B, 'Ketfield:::.
Aud.A.A«-W.
SI W.s.naitwell,...
^a^i't^.:.
S3 W, F, VanBereen'
28 M,M, Klrkm.nl"-
WN, A. Pbllllpa,,.
nmU'in. Aal,
ME, H John™,.,
ri^^fE.,gi,j^r
WiW.C.Ooodj
i7W,B,Krep'
3SR. W. Hamer.,,
/•ur^k AQf..l\
SBCJhsa, Hsyward .
SO James Wall see, Jr.
Aifti-Mt.Agt.
An-tSupl...
'.'. ".
3iO W. Tillon......
Bupt.M P.i-U.
saW.A.Seotl
An'iU.P.aH-
MJ.B.Upcknian....
|lO, 11. Thayer..,.
SS.%-'/:':
;! II
land Canm-r
»j>.ci'e°^rud::::
Aft Comm-r.
STF. P. Comdon....
Tax Comin'r.
MF.M.Lnee""...,
BUR. C. Rlcbnrd•....
Ofn.aatmAy.
Lajul-&Tkl..l,
KIII.M. Barchard...
Marshall, Hlnn.
LimitAtJc.A.
London, Kn».
Hl.<m.»(« niMoa
-Mlmilei-
ISE J.Cnjla
8ttpn-fn/rtirf7.Chlc»EO. III.
14 CUjwh'b, Bll^'
TtMh &Vi-'.:FonadiiLic,W!«.
','altaa IHr-Mm—t
B ml lea.
4SCbarieaMnrray...
SapeHomrfi. Chicago, 111.
'JS'rSS.-.:.-:.
S,'AW::I = ::
loira JHHtim.—ttI
miles.
*. J. Mill*..
Cllnri
n. Ik.
e. U.
TVoJn TlUpr..
, Train DUpr. -
Train Dirjir. .
Norlhen !tma AlvMnn.-STO milea.
G H.Honklna 'a'lprrliil'n'l'l. Eagle Store, In.
■: (ieo. E. Boynion..l7>.(rin .Vai!tT.\ " •'
8Geo.E.Conell..,.l7Vo*n lMiipr..\ "
MadiiOR niBlflon.— 4SS miles,
fl K. A.avinetori.. . ASaprrlnlrnd 'i.'Baraboo, Wla.
,0K. A. Cowan Una 'I ,*('«( . "
.lH.D,Pige [XO'l^.VreA..]
John B. Hon
. TVoln
. iTVirt;! Dtfpr .\
' See note of explanation o
41
jSrri page.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICTALS.
Suptrinbiiut 'l.l'EaaBt^a, MIcb.
ISl Chlcaco 'nd North WesMra Hy.~
W P. K. P
AnIniiiM DltUion.-'
6*W. B. Ltrnlev. ..
WQeonte M. West. . . I .ln'( Sunt...
«J.8iniotui ItTMlrr Jlec/i \
Wbiima atm 81. JVfr SR.—«n mllei.
M W. P. CoMTTO'ii. .. . ifi»p^ulmil -f-IWlnoni, M
10 Geo. F. Bldwall... Ait't «i-pl.... Tnej, Mini
71 John K. Blum.... t7rU*-.oin«r "
71 fCllJlun gnilIh....'va<Crr AsrA.. "
7SW. H. OniiM, ... 7V«l<i i)t.pr.. "
71 F. H. 8[ei™rt-...,l7Valu /fo.pj-..lSl«pj K;e
/'BtoJa OMroI OictiiBn.-WI Dll«.
^Amn 8. Ollter,.[5u;»Hn/rwf V.IHDron, Dmk
78 Joh» 8, Bnrke TVoin Jfiwfcr. ■'
77F,Kldrld([B iTVoinWipr |
tS Forrnunef LaeomotiVf Etpali-i.—H. 8, Mc
HntcblDMiD. Coanch BlaSK, Ik: II
Uc, Wli,; L. F. Hmim, Ft. Hon
hnr. FRaport, II].: J' B. WlJboi
Z, 8. Hnyward, JaaeBillle, Wla.
riBkfB, WU-.C "
. TntnBT. III.;
d JToUcn
Imltli. n
1, HlDU.
.A. Hinman, Onhkaa:
CliieMO, 111; A.
.; M. CriDilall, Oftk Park,
i^um.D, ^»;..nir, 111-; A. L. Muil, Clln-
, .. D Roblnton, darroll, Pi.; O. W. «olg-
;le. Jewell Janetioi).l8.;E. P. EdwiinH. BigLeGrore,
- " H. Brow[i.Blroy,Wi»,;J.A Kar win. Kiaiion,
. „ „ . "ich,- OBonifl
'If, Redfleld,
; A. M. f
1 ..
■wlbt,'w»Mi_. ,.
Brt.; P. H. Loltai, ,
roai dn Lac. Wla,; W, P. Oodga. Boone, I».; Wm.
Downar. Bella PIslne.Ia.iW. D. Rotalnion.CanDli, la.:
I. A. Worcattar. Sac citT. U.; Luke FItdd, Baela
Grova, la.: J. W. Wrl«lil. flar»t— ""- ■ i" "--
"■-■^'-n, Blroir'. Wl«!l P.H Utrai
loraa. rfnrc- '■ ' " "
Luke FItdd,
M, Wli.;Meni
E «>. —
nanrr W. BalUn, j. , „.
BroohlDC. Dak.
BnuiiHoa un> BuDsaa.
M t^DUob in rAorw.—D. Kendall. Chicago, 111.; B.
CraDe, JaDaiTlltc. Wla.; Q. M, Clukr. MIlwaukM,
Via.: J. BIckeT. rblcaeo. lit.: W. D. Waldan, CIid-
toD, la.: A. L. Oaliej. EtEle Qiawt. Is.; W. Elliot,
Biraboo.Wli.: H. P, Mofrfil, Madlnon, WI«,: C. Pal-
m«. Eacinaba. Mich.; A, Dolg, Winona. Minn.; J.
GifliHiL uio TiuviLLnia Aaanri, Etc.
„ ..*'.* P. J, New Tork, N. T.
K W.W.CbambarUlOj Om F.*e.Ag.\ D«a Molnei, la.
MC.H, WlM \n. E. Ft. Agt.\BiiMtin.li.K*.
nS.T.Monalt 'ffiw(.ftiH.jtff( New York. N. T.
UQ. L. HirtlMin....|&>kU/^ui..,<0.lchlcaao, 111.
K> F. H. Uelendr Lv.£. Aim.^Si Boaiou. Uan.
-™ ■■ -30Brfn....]jfie*J\i««.Jy(iDetrolt,Mlch,
■. vii«t ia(vflM..A?(.
. wtm K. P.
EymlD. MadlaoD.Wti.:^. C.darvlD.Witanown. Dak.
S8 0«Mnii.Jff*nri(RuB*»!7ff>.— II. P- SiaDwood, 0in
FnuclKo, Cil.; W. H. Head, Portland. On.
W mrtUinc Faiumgrr Aetnlt.~&. B. PpalD, Bnf-
ralo. N. Y.; Cba>. TraTar, ColDnbiu. O.: A. H. Wa«^
eener. ladtaDapoll*. Ind. ; F. B. GarrtD. MarBballlown,
la.: Jai. OibaoD, HadifOD. Win.: H. A. Gmia, LascM-
i*r. Pl; Y. H. HoaralT. CleTelaad, O.: J. A. Knrtay,
Onaha, Neb.; A O Harker. Chluwo. III.; J. B. TnonS,
SiJt Lake CUj, VUh : G, W. Hibbard.Sjdno;. N. B. W.
OiDeiat offlcB (C. A N. W. Bl. Co.). a Fifth Atchbp,
CbleiBO. 111.: FiaulasencT.AlWallSL.Kew York CUT-
(a) Frtmtml. Elkhon and MitrvUTi VaOiy SH.—Tre-
Dont ID DoDirlaH, Mfl.3 mile.; biauchee, Frrmont lo
-incoln. 5*.l mllw ; Scrlbncr lo Llodfav, (10.8 mil« :
■•"'-- - CrelRhlor " ■ -'■ - — - --- "
Kipld Clrr.ie.T inllaa
a; aiii aaOlmdJIe SB.— Sioai Citj to Ti*-
1 Mirrln Bnehii
aid L.8Tkei..
SAlbart Keep...
tM.M.KIrkmini
II J B. KedBcld.
OW.F. Filch,..
T C. M. LawkT. .
8 J. R Bacbanai
IIK.C.IIor>boa„.
lOG. F. Wheelock,.
ItB RuLHOaM.
iPrtlOmt. .. jCbtcaEO, IIL
/•j;C*PSH Now York, N
-P.FE^JfF.Cbln^o, III. ,
'-PUCdbPSB:
\ i^-P.FE^jrF.'
\Tne:ai^om.
V. Pom. a,
iGm.n.Aget
Agl..
7 Ft.Afft
:j. Om.Bag.Agl, "
.- ".■.= — ..a...;fV.JF"B*'.'«r. " ■■
laa-OerbH- ■Au'tVHf.Kne.
1* Sam-! C. Dotr Jh'( Enfn'r. Chadnni, Kah.
IBJpo.B Bawfej... OrB..iiifB... ;Fr*iBODt, Neb.
'« R. W. Hanier .PvrcA. AirflU.'Chlc*eo, HI.
" - jriut.Jriic*...|lllMaDrlVT-.>«-
Car Aee'taKl.A
Xait.CarBldr]
Fer.CarBiuipti '■ "'
F>>r. CaTSIiopt\*\oni a\j. la,
At. Uir.n<vt NoitOlk. Neh.
For. OtrStwiChadran.Neb.
For Carabg-lllinonri Vy-.Iii.
i. Teal...
IS Jim» E. y
. U. Rami
SI"';
..-. -Ftlklni..
«ac. J. Chapman...
■a Geo. L. niTDar. . . .
« Chae.C^McPboraon
Borgeii
Stortk, (> A<^ -
Slmlt. aAcct. Chadron. Neb,
TVivfAvdlUr, Chicago, 111.
FrtigAtAuii..]
-- - - . MHaoorl ValleT,
P, Siafford, Kor-
A, mnjr, Frauoni, nen.; J. O'Bryan, Luiw
; J, B, Moran, H, Hooker, Cba.lrDn, Set,. ;
, 8crll>D«. Neb.; D. A. Naab, Dooglw,
W! S.' Ilarewf
IB Soaa Swparrtmwn,— .
SOH.C. Cheynrj.,.
'.'G,'Fnller.'!;
iSprt.Pau. .J,iORUtlia.:<*b.
;rVo'-,/-.^»f..|MtaMrariVy., la.
\Trar. F. Agt..\ " -
Uji'i SbjX... Hotfolk, N»h.
l^«VjfHrf....!ch>dron. M«b.
[Train IiUpr. Norfolk, Neb.
I Train IMtp'r. Chadron. Hrb.
SB I. B. Poller iBiipl.qfTi. ..
lOn.Warllck. \P'iiianPaliitfr\
IIJ.B.WatllM \tt. Raatt Hal.]
liRtaryTbarbtt.... FBrHn^ridff.l " ■*
General Offlcva. Cblcifw cor. KInile and llaiket
Rti. ; New York, aa Wall &1. ; HiiKitiii Valliy. U.;
CKab.
ic) CMcago, SI. Pavl. Xlnnfapolit ai
Harrin BnKhliI....mwldmf i<
M.L.Svkaa
E. E. Woodman, ,.
J^** See nole of explanation on firat page.
43
POOR'S DIRBCTOBT OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
151 Chl««s« Bnd north IVMMem Br>—
ChUago, SI. Pout, MUmtapolU and OmaKa Bf.
—Oooiinutd.
4S. O. Hon \AH-tTrvu.
S Q.AMuaWtoa'*'!'! Local 7V«iw.
a B. W. Winter.... \Otn. "
T J. M. Whllmui....lOcn.
8F. B. ClMke....
« T. W. Teudsle*..., ,
"" ' ■ \Orti.FI.Agt.
..\Oca.S«pl.. ..
..\G. Tr^McM..
..\a.p.£n.Agi
V»w Tork, N. T.
St. PmI, UIud.
II M. P. Baeler
\i T. B. Wblinf
M C. W. Ji
O.Fpl..
•on,^..,!CAfn*
, O'.Fgl.A
\CM^ Eng....
[. Phlpp* jiond fi
in'ipolla.UIiia
St. Panl, HIDD
Hod WD. Wli.
St. Fsnl, Mtntl.
in rfonn u. Howe . . . i tim. i
1> B. T. FlouniaT„..l£iini2ii
■DA. I}nimft]'i"..iC1itr..4ainin((.|
at O. F. Brtsin n f :Onuhi,Nab.
11 H. C. Eckenb«rgcrl I ,3_ , ^. I PorUud, Ore.
HC.F. ■.Tliillne..|J [.UUh aif.Hont.
aiSUnlojPronilfll.. Cbnfr-Bff Ao.. ~ "
-*~ C. Ho^ 'aupl.c/Trleg.
SI RdmoDdL Poole.
38 L. S. Johnion. ..
WL. a. Wilcox
10 O. L. CrewoD
^If, Hon
il,MliU].
n J. K. BnviJl i/ta. Zoo). £ri).,AttO0Ii*. WlP.
M W. U. DsllM. f^. Loco. Sep., E.ScPtaUUU
KH.CoboTB \Fa.Lax:Sm.\Oaah^Sah.
M H. L. FreriOD ISfmt.Car Bdr., aaitoa
17 F. ChrlMophel.. .\Fn. CarS^. .\8t. Psnt, hidd,
« . .. „. i^_ "— j[~.. |iiiin'»i>oll«.lJ1[H
■— '"' — :Clty. U.
18 F. E. Warner [Fh. Ct. .„^.
N J. W. Lidick ..'Fa. Car }trp.
40 ICtxtd Ma1»r:—3. C. ThanloD. Black River Falls,
Wl».; W. T. P»na. E. St. I
Cblppe«aFii)]>. Wi*.: K. Cue
R. A. Wlilla, OmahK. Neb.: '
« Hallelt. Ne<r Rlch-
'. Mian : W. H. Me-
Wia.': A. Coi, Le ^d
CoDDall, Slonx FaDa, Dak.
Eaitem Ih'-i»i(m.—'XASa mllm.
41 JuuaHcCabe... | ^;>«HnMiur(. | St. rnl.Uliin.
SarVunt DiTMm.-SSl.Vt mUM.
4t JaiDM UcCaba. . , | SuptrlnUivrt . | St. Panl, Hlon.
SI. Paul ani Sioax Vilg 0J«Mon SSl.tT nllea.
I. C, JioitnoB....\A.llail.ilf<A..\
Ktbnuka Mci^on.'^a.W miles.
45 B. H. Jaynaa. . . . , | SuperlnlauTI . I Omaka. Keb.
Genaral olBco (C St. P., M. * O. Kj,), Mt, Pan
Minn. . Financial office, » Wall St., MaiT York, H.I
4 F. N. BOTtr
B C.B. Lockwood'
8 W. A. Bell.
8 W.Q. Diddle
.Mail.Meeli....
Manb \Trala SfaiUr.
.Diddle \Boad llatta: .
H. ClaggeCt. Icar ArcOHnfl.
Ill office. Indian^wlia, led. TranittT office.
IfiS Cklcmcoi Kock Inland and Pacllle
Dr.— ChJcago toCanucilBlntrt.SOamUea; branchea,
esi mllM.
1 R.R. Cable .F.i Otn. Xgr.lCbtttao.m.
SDaTidDow* Iff r.-Avi... New York. K. T.
a A-Klnbali m F.-ft«.... CUcaso, III.
4 W.O. Pordy. >••■•&»!.* TVbm.. " "
BB.St.John.. \Aifl Oen. M..\ " '■
SH.F.Itojce \Gen.aapt. ...\ "
Cklcaico, Rock
■1aD< and PaclSe
18 J. It. Jotanaon...
14 Daniel Atwood,...
16F.A.MBr»h
le Acibor Temple*...
17 O. H. Croi-bi. ..
IB Thna, F. Wlihrow.
10 F. B. HajTie
SO J. D. Marelon..
i.FaCi.
tn.Ft.Ag
PvrrA, Agai^
»* A. R. s»iri
15 C. F.Drew' •'■ ,
M Com Eichaage Bk ;.
WK, H.Wood.... ..'i ,
18 J. Ratlenbnrj iM.Car Palnt'r]
I. N. Y.
tio, 111.
_..3aworth..|e.^, A«,^o,NewTotk,N,T.
] F. RMoaick \a. E. Ft. Agt .'
I F. M. Day »mV. .4«»<.. KanaaadtT.Ho.
I J. A. Bbepp«^....lJ<r. W. J^. .d.,Chlcaga,Ill.
mtuiU ZHciilon.
) B. H. Cbunbertaln'A/perlnrmd'r.lCblcago, III.
<. .Vai. JttcA.\
1, Parker..,
lA.MO' C
lEfiginev.- ■ \ "
Vt B. Baker \IHT.Roa4 JfailJollet, III.
DirUian.
I .'Det Holoee, la.
A.jSlnart, la.
A. DaTrnpoiT, la.
I W.W.Loomla!!!! JYob. Ft. A(il.l
Keokuk and Dtt Molntt DirMon.
J jobn Ulten o^KHfltnS'f .iDe* Holnea,!*.
■t Supl.., Keokuk, la.
4TB.W. Wakefield... Ai.Mai. Mfc/i.\
iS nmTjKtaaa... Ai.Miu.C.IIiIrl "
4B W. F Lee \RoailJtluta:.\ " "
M W. W. Loonila,...l7Vfli'. «. >ff'.Dea>loin«»,Ia,
SoatA Weitera IHritUM.
El O. F.Walker. .. ASt/perinlftuTt .\TitDUia, Ho,
wrtflfnuTf .iTrentOD, Mo.
Mat. JfjrtJ ;| ^
.SoodJ^i^Waibln^an. la.
General office, Cblca«o, III. Flacal agency, Coin Sz-
cbaniB Bank, New Tork, N. Y.
154 Cblcaxo, Santa re and rallfbnla
Hy.— Chicago lo Pekin, IM mil*?. {Snnefaot lo Chi-
cago and St. Lonla RR) Controlled bj Alchlton ayalcm.
1 Nonnan Wmiani>..li>,<f GfH. J4r.:Cbicaf(0,Ill.
B.'t. Lewie ]om. T. .jffntfj Chicago, Ul.
' Kmmnna Blaine!. ".tf..F.ct P. ]lj>.l " "
A.C. Arni>Itong...!rtreft. Asn>t.\ " "
General office, Cblcago, 111.
IGS Obleasot St. I>onU and Plltnbnrsk
■B.
8a Pmnryltanla Bfiftm.
1 Sfl Cbleaco and St. l.oals BR.
SM Chicago, Santa Fi and Califarnia By.
1ST Chleacoi St. Panl and Kaaaaa CItr
Wj.
See MlnntMa and Sorlhaiiltm SB.
t^" See note of e^lanation
43
ft first page.
15§-16§.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
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I
158 rhloagro, St. Paul, Minneapolis
and Omalui Wty*
Sie Chicago and North W^ffern Jiy. System.
159 ClilcaKo and Western Indiana
BK.— Chicago to Dolton, 17 miles ; Hammond Ezteu-
■iOD, 10 mlleo ; and
BeU liaUway of Chicago.— G., M. A St. P. KR. to
Soatb Cuicago, 22 miles.
Officers of both Roads.
1 JobnB. Carson....
9 M. J. Clark7»>i..
8 O. W. Stokes'...,
4 James D. Carson.
.^ C. M. Osborn.. ..,
6 R. W. Johnson . . .
\Pr€ftideut Chicago, 111.
\Scc. fit Amlitor
I Trtaauitr —
!(rV». ^fanog^
|<^^/l. tSotuifor.
Maat. Mech....
\Af.Tnm.Ji. Ry
7 J. M. Kannvy..
8 B. A. Fuller 'Gf-n.Bag.Aqt.
9 C.C.Nash l^irih. Agtnt.
10 J. P. Doom ^'Jtoad Muf>ter. .1
11 W. J. Holton Supt. qf TfUgS
lAO Chicago and l¥estern RK.— In the city
or Chicago. LSniilee.
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* (Jeo. AT erry weather.
3 J. F. Price
President . .: New York, N. Y.
Kifr^/V*«W*nf Chicago, III.
Sfcretary I
t»
Ittl Cblcaso and West IVHchlcan Ry.— La
Crosse to Pentwater, 209 miles ; brunches, 205 miles.
1 Nathaniel Thayer.
3J. B. Mulliken
3 Charles Merriam..
4F. A. Nlras
6Ch*sL Gunn«<»»o
6 J. K. V. Agnew.. .
7 W. A. Carpenter...
8\V. A. Gavett
9M. W. Rose
10 J. W. Petherara...
11 U. B. Rogers' • »>..
1-2G. J. Dafiy
18 P. W. stil«)n« ....
14 II. P. Denring ♦
13 Allan Bonra
16 J. M. Sterline. ...
17 George (!. Watrons
18T. C.Clark
1»F. O. Nye
20 C. Markham
21 H. D. Hunt
22 J. McLoughiin
83 J. C. Werscakul...
«F. Pease
25 Edward Aubrey . . .
M P. Conley
27 John R. Wood . . . .
28 John Wykes
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Chhif Fi}g....\ " '^
MoMt.Mtch...
1 65 Cincinnati and Green River RR,-
King's Mountain to Yosemite, 15 miles.
1 E. Zimmerman. . . . Prtgidmt Cincinnati, O.
2 Lowe Emerson '. Vlc^- President
8 J. J. Perkins TrfAinurer
4 R. A. Holden, Jr. . . • Secretary^
5 George B. Harper*.
A. Evans
7 Matthew Horton...
General office, Yosemite, Ky. Transfer office, CIi
clunati, O.
166 Cincinnati. Hamilton and l>aytoi
RR*— Cincinnati to Dayton, 60 miles ; branches, 21
miles.
1 Geo. H. Stoyner. .\Prefident Cincinnati, O.
2C. C. Walte 1
8 H. 8. Ives V Vice-Presidls.
4 E. Zimmerman. )
5 E. W. Woodruff.. Sec. «f Treas..
6 F. H. Short \ A. Seed! Treas
7 C. C. Walie ; Otn. Manager.
8 Geo. W. Lii<bawa. \ Auditor
» Cha«. Nfilson ^SujteHnfnui'L
10 A. H. McLeod... \<rfn. Fqt. Agt.\
11 Samuel Steveii«)n. 1 6V/J. Bng.Agt.
12 C. H. Rockwell... <i. P. rf: T. A.\
13 J. Kamcey, Jr. ... I C/iUf Kng
14 W. J. M ulvihill . . . ! Car Acc'td. . . i
15 W. H. Corrv MaM.of Ma^. Lima, O.
■ 16 W. U. H. Allison.. Af.of C. ffty/r/fCincinnati,©.
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V.-P. A G. M. Muskegon, Mich.
Sttc. f£* Titos.. Buston, Mass.
SUicUor .... Muskegon, Mich.
At. T. ffe Pmr.
General Nupt.. Grand Rapids.Mi.
Traffic Mf,r.. iMui»kegon. Mich.
Ae^t G. P. A. Grand Rapids,Mi.
Ate'tG.P.A.'
ChiefEngin'r. " "
Auditor Muskegon, Mich.
Ft. AccouuCt.
Tkt.Accountrt.
Gen. Bag. Ag. Chicago, 111.
Purchan'g /ij/.i Detroit. Mich.
Oen. /r //.l/^M^! Grand Rapids,Ml.
S..UP. d' i^.iSr.' Muskegon, Mich.
Claim Aneni..\
Supt. 7W^v>A Holland, Mich.
liv.RMa>t^r.\ " *'
rnv.n.Maeter.l *' **
Div.R. Matter. White Cloud.Mic.
Foreman (7. £^.j Muskegon, Mich.
F'n.IjOco.Rpe.
F. Paint Shop.
.Ucuit. rra/ijt;?. Holland. Mich.
Trav.Pwts. ^.iDetroli, Mich.
I Trar. Auditor Grand Rapids,Mi.
17 James Bruce.
Ma^t. Tran»p.
1 18 Henry {io\^en.... Sa.Bg. <t Bid. Hamilton,©.
j 19 M. Mounts JMri Aon Supt. Indianapolis, In
20 James Bruce Division Supt. Cincinnati, O.
21 T. SulliTan
22 R. Brennan.
28 H. Piene.
34 J. Tanbken
25 John Black. Jr. . .
General ofllce. Muskegon. Mich.
Bears Building, Boston, Mass.
Transfer office, 26
1 62 Cincinnati, Colnmbns and RocklnK
Valley RR.—Jcflersonville to Clayvillo Juncilun,
28 miles.
1 C. P. Langdon PrMdent Chicago, I'l.
2 D. W. Uiordan Manager Jcflerson\ille. O.
SE. T. Balc»«
4 A. M. Simmons
Auditor BowerHVlIlc, O.
. G.Ft.ft-P. .4(7/.; Chicago, Hi.
General office, Jeffersonville, O.
163 Cincinnati and Eastern Ry.
**'''r Ohio and Korth wfftttrn.
164 Cincinnati) Geore^etonvn and Ports-
moatli RR, — Cincinnati to Geor;;(:town, 42 miles.
1 M, E. IngalN PnAdent Cincinnati, C).
2 Ralph I'uters* i T.- /^vw .A-G.M
3 H. G. Roclker* « » »• .SVr*-. rf; Trea»..
4E.W.Whitei--.|:^-/i/.^^^^^^^
5 Thoa. Taggart \8uptrlntendt.
IHri^ion Supt. Lima, O.
Suj/fM^or Hamilton, O.
Sup* nii>or Connersvllle, In
' SujH nifor Toledo, O.
[FLorti. Rep'rs Lima. O.
26 Chas. Albert \F. t^ar Rep're. Cincinnati, O.
27 Henry C. VIUk... G. Kast. F. A. New York, N.
28 W. H. Gunzolman Train IH/tp... Cincinnati. O.
29 S. B. Kramer.
30 L. P. Minier.
Train IH^p. . . .Indianapoli:*, Ix
Supt. Teitg... Cincinnati, O.
(a) McComb. Deshltr and Toledo BR.
81 Chas. Neilson |/6rM;>c /^n^^/z^fr; Cincinnati, O.
General office (C , H. ^ D. RR.), Cincinnati,
Financial Agency, Henry S. Ives A Co., 25 Nassau £
New York, N. Y.
167 Cincinnati, Hocklns Valley ai
Hantlnffton RR.— Adelphi to Kingston, 18 mil
1 Marcus Boggs Preeid*'nt Adelphi, O.
2 John Korsboer r Gen. Manager
3 Robt. Swinehurt [Strretary.. .
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Cincinnati, O.
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and Clilcaffo Ry.— Cinciunau to Kankakee, 1
miles ; branches, 160 miles.
1 Melville E. Ingalls T^i^Hdent
2 E. F.Osborn" «'»»»•. v<^r. <f Treae..
8 J W^. Sherwood.. Sujttrintind't .
4 .TobnEgan G. P. dc T. A.
6 H.J. Page •Gm. Fat. Agt.
6 W. C. Hobbs .4**7 G. F. A. Chicago. 111.
7 T. V. Morris Chief Fng ' Indianapolis, Ii
8 E. A. Hermann,. yl**VC'Ar"A«i7.' **
9 J. S. Patterson.. . . Maxf. ^fach . Cincinnati, O.
10 A. Wipper* F.&Tkt Accent
n J. Heglm \G(n.Bag.Agt.\
It George Tozzer.... Purch. Agent.
18 B. F. Sipp" Gtn. Car Ace' I Indianapolis, I
J. Kelly ! Road Ma^d*r . ! Kankakee, 111.
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15 A. M. Stimson
in W. H. Page
17 C. W. Norrls
18 Thco, F.Brown.
19 C. S. LaFoUette.
20 J. H. Martin
21 J, C. Tucker
Gtntral Agent Lafayette. Ind.
Trar.Paeti.Ag Cincinnati, O.
7'rnr.PajtM.Ag Chicago. III.
Trar.Pojm.Ag C^hattan^go.Te
H>jtt.Pa/ie. A g. '■ Lafayette. Ind
IHtt. Pofuf.Agt Indianapoll*,!
G. N. W. P. i4. Chicago. IIJ.
General office, Cincinnati, O. Registrar of 8to
r-
^^ See note of explanation on first page.
44
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF HAILWAI OFFICULS.
188 OlBclNnMI, IndianaiHiIlB, St, LoaU
>ad Oblcasv aj.^CbnOnuii.
Tnnirer omce, mo
0« Hepalr Slioiis a
160 ClnclnnMlt Jackaan >n« nackl-
n«w Rn,— Cidl tu Prenklln, 190 inlk).
1 J. U. C. Kiible. . iPnv. AOtn.if.iVn Wert, 0.
t e«>. RHhatdOD.. rJa-/Vui<i<n(lNeiv ¥r>rk. N. T.
■ O.L.HarUe /idA. laO.M VnnWer^, O.
■•"""-■-- •" "'irk.N.Y.
S Blohard BBlUi. . .'. I TVMimm- . ,
■ A.V.IUo« >J«7 Trtai.
7H. K J^iitloii*i.<niq,/',iC/'. .
8 J.H.IbckaU. ....rmr.y.itP.A
VQ.I^TIUMiiM.... [Om. Jfo.Agt.
in J. T. Bluet \CAI^ena....
II O.L. Setaniek ...iChitrTr.liln.
]IS.H.Wappnu">**.1u.%Air.^
It 1^ Wann«T,...'CMr.l(c'R(..
H I..V.BacfcinMlcr>>'«»>f. J-rantp.
IS J. H. WllklDPon. \.\rirdgtCatT>.
IB B. F. MarahatJ ...]Hn'lfr -V'A
Ocnanl otfia. Van Wert.
Wall UirtM. Mew Toik. N. Y.
Tnuarcr oAli:*, '
17A Glnelnnatl and SantbcaBter* Br.—
JohDHii] to HUliboro'. W mllva.
I Cbarlea MUlsr i/^dtfnif irnnklhi. Pa.
1 Wm. Matil V\ce- Pnsidnit.Wn Yurk. N.Y.
S K, fl. BIbleT s«;. * 7y«a»,,lfninklln. Pa,
4J,B.Frencl> \G,i\fralMan.:- "
G W.M.IJibley \SuixrtHlu>d'l.
B N. a. DnJley' \(i.F.AP.A.
Oenanil offlca, PIomlDgHbiirg, Ky.
1 William BiDgbain
a W.B. Jon.-a
* N. Beckle;*<*>«
S O. W. iJiiiiport.,..
SOwaaKIc*
T A, V.Peck
8 B.D.WI)e«l<)ck< ' I
__.i. Itanagtr
Saprtinirna't.
iS John Griiwold,...
I le TliDnua Catron...
, WBlephanPai
Dle*eUDd, O.
Elkhart, Ind.
Wlbaah. iDd.
Elkhut, Ind.
Wabafh. Ind.
BIkharr, lod.
1, Ind.
1 J. F. Winalow \Stcretaiy
« F. L. Dndlej' ' :..\A.-la.F.<tFA
4A.J.LoTe. IVatl.tfTMUit
B r. K. VolKhl .\aa.3f. P.* Jt.
< H. B. Talbolt [CAI^HnB—-
General offlca, Ciuclnuall, O. Bepair Bhopi at CIn'
elooatl, O.
1 Tl ^InclanaU and noaklncnDB Valley
PItLabDrgb. V».
arlLuEton
t Jiihn B Br«aee.,..'Si(ciWr."."..'.!lLinca«t«r.l
1 Wm. MolllnB.. Fvr. Agt [PlUtbnrGb,
General office, Zaneavllle, O. Locomotive an
vnirJinlat.
rtin Faints
ice, Elkhart, Ind. Tranifer olBce, CIcve>
1T7 ClnctHBall, ITKalilDSton and Bal-
••■— '^— ■■■■ ^i..*i-.--n •.> iMIpre, IMI mike;
.— Morroi* lo Urcaden Ji
1 Thomaa D. Mtanler Fraidtnt. . .
S J.K.Davldaon' '•<• Trtaianr'.
S F. O. D4rllu|ton..,tfec. itSi^-
.iPltWbnich, Pa.
ew. ILKIni..
BJ. BecliD
10 J. BTSoie..,,
x-Fruldnl Hew York. N. T.
Aadilcr
Om. jtamigtr
(Un-Fffl. Agt-
Om.Fau.Afl.
Bit Qwan and Cractnt lioaU.
173 ClnclDDBlt Northweatem KR.— CIr
einnall lo Hi. Bcalib;, 13 mllea.
1 John R Dave J I PraiOenl IClnclnuitl, O.
g Robert 81 mpKOn ...\Trtai. * (7.1f. ■■ "
a WlUlamT.yimpeonlaferre'inr. | " ;■
General office, IS3 Weal 4tb St., CInclnnall.
Loeomollve atid Car Repair Ehopa at Ht. Healltiy, O.
latl, Selma and nsblle Rr.~
(lln.Baa. Agt.
Matt. ofTraat)
Matt. f/Boad.]
jUhilllcotbo, O.
dtn, C<Hinttl,\ " "
.7'rai'.J'iMf .Jg.Chllllcolbo, O.
E C. H. CromwfU' '
S Jaa. E. Worawlck
7 E. B. McDaniel .
<f F. .^.'Moijt?omer)r,Ala
AP.A.\
' IS B. B
■IflJ. A ..
, |17VcC)la(ack2l
Gcnaral office. _.
era' Loan and Tioat Co., New York. N. Y.
178 CliiFlnnall and 'Wealirood RR.—
ClnclnnaU lo Kofab'a malion. 6 mllea.
1 F, W. ScHwartae. , \FrtsiHini . . . Cherlot O.
■ M. ScliwarU yiM-ftyrfdfiM.Cinciunall, O.
SC.Wetk <iw,<f 7>ea».,
4M. Werk kUcr S«pl !
General office, I> Poplar Bl., CindDnatl. O.
110 CInclnnall, Wheellnc and New
York KR.— Camberland to Horgan'a Jtucllon, IS
. llThoni»aRBbarp,.(f«jWn.( ....'New York, N. Y,
S£F. M. AtUi^on ... ut Hn.fVu .Bateavllle, U.
aV. D. Gallaeliei....2d llH-Fnt.}
'*W.II. Atklnaon....*c,*7>«a», 1
I 5 B.C. WliialanIe]>>..|(?en..l/iinaoT.'Camber1aBd.O.
■8L. J. Cutler 'Oin.Ttt.itFA;
iB J. ^
il office, fielma, Ala. Ren York office, tt ' I
° See note of explanation on first page.
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George D. Walker Stmlarr- . . .
S.C Sx-nat. ... ..^(In.Ft.iP^.
H, B, Duabmm.. ...Am't I). Ft.A.
C.O.Wood ...U"VO. F.A.
York, M. Y.
ilud, 0.
S <). M. T*y1ot
lOCnitlet Bobi.
II B, O. Sluupeo....
It J. F. DoneTon
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Chlc/BnMr'-
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JtoaU Xalt*r ■ ,
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/tai*. Agmt.
T.Fi.* Pm.A
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I. P. HsrrlB... ■- - -
0«n<nl once, Akron, O.
tSS Clereland >nd Cantvii RR.-
IH. A. Blood...
I. BoatOD. IUm,
B J. W. WaTdwall...lAiji^fl/fturf.|CleTeUi]d, O.
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laioiiB B^B~.. '.'.'.. \Xaitrr~MiKh'.
Gansral office, Cutoo. O. Tnufa oOlM,
i;ra>i 81., Boeton, Mutt.
im rUTcland, CdK
kad IndlanarQlla Br.
3m Ba Unt.
18S CI«*eIand, Dalpbi
iDmbaa, Cincinnati
Knd St. LoBia
Be* t^evdand and Watm BR.
186 ClcvcUad, Lorain and WheclU
BB.—Lormln to Brlageporl, IIHmilaa.
1 Beleh Ch»inherl«in'/Ve»l*!n/ ....jCloTeiind, O.
■ W. 9. Btrenlor ... i Vict.Pretiiml, •• "
a C. L, Cnuer" • • '•,««■. * Trtai. . ■' "
*0»c« Town»™d'.|0<».ifonooer. " "
a Wm.Thoralinrgll";8up«7iH(*Brf'(. I.o™Id, O.
ty^- E.Onat. ....\0in.jr.4tP.A.C]ettluii,0.
Ki7w"'ffiif^.V.~V\ciB~<^iii^il'.'.\vitye\
IIF.K. Now 'Ovpt. TiltB...]
1»8. 8. Howell. \CIHtf7>ain D. LoniD, O.
^aC. n.WtibaiUya.'Xatla-Jtich..\ - -
MOeorgs BntU IFormum C-I>.\ " '•
Oeneral offlce, HelUDllle Buik Buildlof, C
Uod, O.
Vklley JnncUon, T a
iO. H. Cuidee iatc. d: Tt»u. .,t>i
SJ,C.T«jlor \Car Amiinfl
4F. Q. JeWMI \afn.F.J:P.A.
8C. L-Oould CAI«-£Bji(*«r
T A. Oillow*;. \XaH4r Sfch..
aw. QdIdd AiP'. Tratup..
9J. L Ktdd ]Boad Matter. .
General office, Cambridge. O.
188 Clereland and Wealarn
> to Can
.-Dal.
.[Allechenj. Pa.
lVlMuaaewpla....<Pmidenl ..
S W. C. Moblej em. JfuBoo, , , _.
SCW.BIalflT \Aa.dOFdtPA\ •' "
IBB Cleveland, Toopsatown and Pll(i>
bnrgb Rr<
3— Late Krie. ABIanee and Soulhtm By.
190 Clova Bra neb RR.
See Seteburg. Dulchae
o Cbambllx,
w...[iVM. A TVviw.'Cabanrg, ODt.
... ]Mmqfiluth..\
.cdrj...
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193 Colorado Coatral BB.
aei Union Par^ BB.
198 Colorado nidland »r.— rrojecled froni
Cnlomdo Mprlnw via Manllou uid LeidTllle to Fi^liig
roitd n
4 C. A. LbdpIiie.
airrinE Bowbert ..
aD.B.1toblaean....
7T.U WlKEleeworth
5 B. H. BriSDl.
PreHdenI ...
Uf nor-Prte.
td VUt-Pni.
Sfmtarg. ...
II«nrT T. RoHn..
1 WIllLmFnllur.,.
IJ.H.Holvrar
Oeneral offlce, Opo
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Colorado Up., Ci<i.
tfmi. SolMlor. " "
Supl. MaeAlne.
f^rtA. Agtnl. " "
1 Honu Block, ColorBdaSprlDgi,
ivIUe RB.
196 Columbia and Fasct Sound RR,
See Oregon Impmement Oompani/,
196 Colnmbna and Cincinnati nidland
RR.— Columbua to Midland Cit;, 'it mllea.
lOrland Hmllh. ...Prfildent ....iClnclnnatL O.
3Tlieo.II, Bailer"* 7y«iRirer ... Colnmbaa, O.
se.F.Peabodr 'Sk. * Supl. .] " "
4 W. B, Keppen Oen.Pa'e.Agl.l " "
BC. B.WIjfbl.. ..'Oen. Fgl.Agl.\nWbOTth.VK
fl James C. Lanlu' (len. Til. Agl. \Co\mD}uu;0.
TC. F. Low"*.. .ivliKflbrr. .... C]nclDuat{,0.
a D. D. Carolhoa. . . l I'Af^^X ntrtneer Colnnbna, O.
MK. T.Affleck 'iHv.f^l. Agt.\
10 J. Conant'i \Car jTrnHmrdClacInnaLI. 0.
11 J. W. Slmn)0ii*....l2toiKf ilfi>t(<r..iCo1niiiba*. O.
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RESUMPTION
AND THE
SILVER QUESTION;
.A. Ha.iidLl>ook foi* tlie nTimes.
— EMBRACING —
A SKETCH OF THE COINAGE AND OF THE LEGAL-TENDER
CURRENCIES OF THE UNITED STATES
AND OTHER NATIONS.
By HENRY V. POOR.
(1878J
S>ttmmari) of ti)e OTontentst.
PABT I.— The diBtinetlon between the money of Banki and of Government.
PAST II.— An examination of the Report of the late Conference between Mr. Secretary Sherman and
the Committee on Finance of the Senate, and the Committee on Banking and Cnrreney
of the HooM of Bepresentatives, of the United States.
PABT III.-A History of the Coinage of the United States ; of the Act of 1878, demonetising silTtr ;
and a sketch of the monetary systems of the great commercial Nations, Great Britain,
France, and Germany.
PABT IV.— A History of Legal-Tender Currencies, embracing a History of the Legal-Tender Cur-
rencies of the Mongols ; of the Continental Currency of the United States ; of th«
Assignats of France, and of the present Legal-Tender Currency of the United States.
PABT v.— The Greenback Party.
PABT YI.— How Besumption is to be Effected.
PRESS NOTICES.
Xeuf Torh JEvening Post.
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of silver money in the United States, the monetary history of other countries, and other matters of a similar nature,
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Philadelphia T^edger,
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New York *Tournal of Cotntnerce,
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It is in no sense partisan, and is addressed wholly to the reason and intelligence of the reader. It is indeed, a& it is
called* " A Handbook for the Times."
Boston nfonrnal.
This volume is pungent and full of information. ^ It is very fre«h and suggestive, and contains a lar|(e amount
of informatiou which gives it value, and makes it stimulating and helpful in extending and directing financial
discussion.
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POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
19Y>907.
197 Colambas and Eaatern KR.— Colnro-
bue w Cannelville, 78 miles ; Goodlin Run Branch. 1
mile ; Zanesville Branch. 6 miles : Buckeye Branch
(FaltoDham to Redileld), 9 mile»— total, 88ml1ee.
IF. J. Plcard.
2 J. M McCune....
8J. B. Redfield ....
4 C. D. Firestone. . . .
6 W.S. Gaerin
«W. W. Daniel
7C. A. Covert
8 8. J. Callaway.. .
9H. O.Pjnd
Sec.it C7. if an. Columbos, O.
President .. .{
Vice- PreHdent .EBfex^ Conn.
Trecuurer
Sec. A Holicitor
Oen.F. dtp. A.
Auditor
Supt. & Rd. U.
3£(ui. Tranep. .
Columhus, U.
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198 €oIaiiibas9 Hockflnff Valley
Toledo Ry.— Toledo to homeroy, &>7 miletf
branches, 67 wiles.
. \PreHdent 'Columbus,
...\V.fres.ttO.M
dtcretary
TreuMur^r.
Gen. Sfipt.
Gen.P. db T.A.
and
, with
1 John W. Shaw. .
2 W. M. Greene*...
8 Wm. P. Shaw. ...
4 W. N. Coit»». .. .
6 G. R. Carr
U. J. FaikenOach*
7 W. A. M ills j Uen. Ifgi. Ayi.
8 F.B.Kvcretta ai%\9 Audif(/r
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Wm. M.Greene.
10 I. G. Uuicbins...
11 J. M. Rockalluld.
18 T. R. Scan Ian....
18 J. A. Wilcox
14 A. C. Ady'»
16 D. U. Gard
18 W. T. Uubbell...
17 W. a. Pickering .
Purch. Agent.
Mast. Mtch...
Mae. Car Bdr.
O.MofBB<tB
Gen. Holici or .
CarAccf/utUt.
8upl. TeUg ..
FortinuH C. P.
Paymaster. .
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18 M. T. Seymour...
19 F. B.Sheldon....
20 A. L. Donaldson.
Superintend' t.
Chi4f Eng ..
Jiocui Master. .
Columbus, O.
Mocking Valley /Mri^n.—Colnmbus to Athens, 76
miles, with brauchea, 4i miles.
21 M. P. L. Booth ... {Superintend' t , Columbus, O.
22 W. H. Jennings. . . | CM^ Eng. ...
Ohio River Division.— \MgKD. to Pomeroy, 88 miles.
28 C. D. NorriH.. ..
21 F.B.Sheldon...
Suptrintend't i Logan. O.
Chi^ Eng. . . . iColumbus, O.
General office, Columbus, O. Ret^strar of Transfers,
Third National Bank, New York, N. Y. Financial
and Transfer Agents, Winslow, Lanier A Co., New
York, N. Y.
199 Colambas and RlayaTllle R?.— Pro-
jected Irom Wavhington to Aberdeen, 85 miles ; of
which in operation, from Uillsboro', to Ripley, 45
miles.
1 Kirby Smith \Receivtr IHlllsboro*, O.
2 Jas. <^. Mark<hall....|cy(<pfrif(toi<(/7.|
200 Colambaa and Rome Ry.— Columbus
to Greenville, 50 miles.
1 John Peabody President Colnmbui*, Ga
2 J. M. Frazer* < Sec. A I'retu. .
8 W. L. Clark Gen.M.db P.A.
4 N. Britiingham .... Road Master. .
5 T. C. H. Howard* . . ; Gen. T.dtK.A .
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7 H.M. Howard
8 J. C. Albrecht
9 L. D. Brittingham..
Mast. Car Rtp.
M*ister Trami.
Miut,qf Much
Supt. Bridges.
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See ' entral f^ Georgia.
302 Colaaa and Lake RR. (Consolidation
of Cointia and Colusa and LAke RR.'s.)
1 W. P. Harrington. . President Colu^a, Cal.
2 E. SV. Jones.
8 C. M. Ballantine. ..
4 Colusa Co. Bank...
6 K. A. Harrington . .
V.-PrtsideiU..
Secretary. ,
Trtasurtr .
Gtn. Svtpt .
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85 miles, wiih branches, 106 miles.
1 Frederick Smyth.
2 Nathan Parker....
8 William M Chase.
4 H. fi. Cbamberiin.
5 Frank E. Brown*.
6 Sam'l Barrett^ » »«
7 J.Frk Webster* «•
8 James T. Gordon..
9 Sam'l F. Patterson
10 J. M. Jones
11 Perry A. Eaton...
12 W.P. Bur bank....
18 H. M. Wood
14 W. H. Alexander..
16 P. Flanders
President —
Treasurer
Clerk
Gen. Supt
Gen. Tt. Agt.
Gen. Fgt. Agt.
Ccuhier
Mast. Mach. .
Supt. Bridges
Gem. Bag. Agt.
Road Master..
Road Master..
Road Master..
Supply Agei*t.
\Fortman C.R.
Manchester, NIL
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Concord, N. U.
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204 Coney Island Elevated Ry.
See Sea View Railway.
205 Connectlcat and Paasamplc Rl-irer»
RR.— Whir e River Junction to Cauadalune, HO nliit^;
brauch, 87 miles.
1 A. B. Harris
2 W. K. Blodgett....
8 James H. Williams.
4 li«nry C. Cleveland
5H. K. FolHom
6 N. P. Lovering, Jr.
7 W, H.Wilson
8 W. A. Densmore...
9W. J. W.Willard..
lOE. K.Cleveland....
11 L. L. Brigham
12 L.F.Woodward...
18 A. L. Stone
14 L. Davlf
15 Krancli* Dow
16 0. M. Badger
17 W. G. Robert^
18 W.Raymond
President ....
Vice-President
Treasurer
Secrttary
SujmiMendH.
G.Ps.ATkt.A.
Gen.AccountH
Cashier
Gen. Fgt. Agt.
G.Bg.A FUA.
Mast. Meeh.. . .
Mast. CarBldr
For. Mach.Sh.
For.PaintShp.
For. B'hmith
For. Car Rps.
Road Master..
General Agent
Springfield. Mnci^.
Boston, Ma^»■.
Bellows Falls, Vt.
Coventry, Vi.
Lyndonville. Vt.
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Milk St., Botftun, Mass.
206 Connecticut
Sooth Vernon, 50 miles
1 N. A. Leonard
2 8ethHani»
8 Jobn Mulligan. ..
4 W. G. Mcliityre*'.
5G. E. Frink*
6H. B. Howard
7E. C. Watson
8 WE. Hill
9 W. H. Steams...
10 John R. Patch
11 Patrick Dee
12H. M.King
ISC.H.Ginn
14 R. Hitchcock
15 (\ E.Paige
16 M. Fitzgerald
17 J. F. Donoghue . . .
18 E.B.Hiin »>•»>...
RlTer RR.— Springfield to
branches, 80 miles.
Springfield, Mabs.
'President
CterkdbTreas.
\Sup.d Pur. A.
■Auditor
Cash.dhPaym.
Gen. Fgt. Agt.
Gen. Tkt. Agt.
Gen. Bag. Agt.
Master Mech...
Road Master. .
As. Road Mas.
As. Road Mas.
For.Loco.Rps.
IFor.CarRps..
\ For. Car Paint
[For. B' smith.
\ For. Boiler Shp
\Man. R. C. U.
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General office, Springfield, Mass.
207 Connectlnc Terminal RR«— In the city
of Buffalo, 1 mile.
1 Franklin, J. Firth.,
2 Edwin T. Evans....
8 A. D. Hepburn.
4J.S.Swartz
5 J. E. Payne ,
6T. M. Moore
7 H. Churchman.....
8 F. Hoffman
President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Manager
Superintend'' t.
Auditor
AssH Auditor.
Philadelphia,Pa.
Buffalo. N. Y.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Buffalo. N. Y.
Philadelphia, Pa.
General office, 294 South Fourth St, Philadelphia,
Pa.
(*•)
See note of explanation on first page.
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We are in correspondence with nearly every Railroad
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POOR'S DIBECTORT OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
208 Coopersfourn and 8a»q aebanna Val-
miles.
ley RR.— Junction (A. A 8. RR.) to Coopentown, 16
IE. M. Harris^...
8 C. R. Burch . . . .
8 B. M. Cady« » «.
4R. W. Bonndy..
5D. B. Siver
PrtsiderU
VicePresidmi
Oen. Fgt. Agt.
SuperinttruTt .
Cooperat*wn,NY.
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S09 CornlnC) Convanesqne and Antrim
See Fall Brook Coal Co.
210 Cornnvall Railroad.— Lvbanon to Mt.
Hope, 12 miles ; branciies, 7 miles.
1 W. C. Freeman .
aR. P.Alden ....
8 J.P.Jackson....
4 D. S. Hammond
6 8. 8. Ncff.
6 B. C. Freeman. .
7H.C. Shirk
President
Vice-PreHdetU
Secretary
Treatturer
Superintend' t.
Oen. Manager
Cornwall, Pa.
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Lebanon, Pa.
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Cornwall, Pa.
Lebanon, Pa.
Oen.Solldtor
General office, Lebanon, Pa. Repair Shops at West
Lebanon, Pa.
211 Cornnrall and Ijebanon RR.— Leb-
anon to Conewago, 2-^ miles.
1 Robert H. Coleman President
% Hngh M. Maxwell.. i<Afc. dt Treaa..
8 Ned Irish" G.S.F.APA
Chief Engin'r.
Road Matter..
"omwall, Pa.
Lebanon, Pa.
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4T. R. Crowell. ..
5 JohnMcDonell..
General office, Lebanon, Pa.
212 Conderaport and Port
RR.— Port AUegany to Condersport.
*(
AUeeany
1 F. W. Knox President.
2C. 8. Cary
3 A. B.Mann
4M. W. Baree.
6B.A.McClnre»^«»»o
Vice-PreHdmt
Secretary ....
Treasurer
O.Sup. db C.E.
Oondersport, Pa.
Clean, N. Y.
Oondersport, Pa.
Glean, N. Y.
Conderaport, Pa.
General office, Coudersport, Pa.
213 ConncU BlaflTs and St. Lonls Rj.—
Pattonabarg to council bluffs, 148 milea.
1 Thos..McKissock
9 A. B. Buchanan..
8 W. L. Bedi(*on . . .
4Theo Sheldon...
6 L D. Hunter
Rec.A, O.Man.
Superintend' t.
Aud.& CasJCr
Oen. Attorney
Sup. Mot.Pow.
Council BInff8,Li.
Stanbenrjr, Mo.
Council Bluffs, Li.
Chicago, III.
Stanberry, Mo.
9 B. W. Frobel
3 A. • 'raig Palmer. . .
4 8. Reed Storey
6C. V. Palmer
SU. M.Herman. ...
New York, N. Y.
Maoon, Ga.
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General office. Council Bluffs, la.
214CoTln9ton and IVIacon RR.— Macon,
Ga., north to ^ ovington, 70 miles, of which completed
85 miles | remainder under construction. Pn>Jected
from Covington to Athens and Macon south to Florida,
with branch from Moniicello to Gnffin.
1 Douglass Green.... President....
V.P. <fe O. M.
Sec. <ft Treas..
M. T. it R. Mast
Auditor ,
Oefi. Solicitor
7 E. C. Machcn, geueral contractor for construction
of road, 56 Broadway. New York City.
General office of company, Macon, Ga.
215 Oresson) Clearfleld Conntr and Nadt
York Short Route RR«— Cresson to Irvona, 27
miles.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
New York, N. V.
«i
1 James 8. Atterbury'/V««*<</<fn/
2 John H. Boyts | V.P. A O. M.
8 Geo. J. Gorman... [Sec. <fe Treas..
General office, Pittsburgh, Pa.
216 Crooked Creek Railroad.— Lehigh to
Judd, 9 miles.
1 Walter C. Wlllson
2J. M. Fnnk.
8G. W. Post*
Pres.iStO.Mgr.
Sec. <ft Treas..
O.Fgt.<tP.A.
Webster City, la.
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Lehigh, la.
General office, Lehigh, la.
21T Crourn Point Iron Company's RR
—Crown Point to Hammonds ville, 18 miles.
1 John Hammond. . . .
9H. M. Olmsted
8 C. H. H. Hammond.
4 A. L. Inman
6 J. M. Mann
6 W. L. Hefferaan. . . .
7H.L.Reed
8C. W. Saunders ....
OZ. C. Sherman
President
Treasurer ....
Secretary
CrownPoint,N.Y.
New York, N. Y.
CrownPoint,N.Y.
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&0n.i/anaMr. 'Plattaburgh, N.Y.
G.Sp.iSb Bd.M. Cn^mPolnt^N.Y.
Oen. Fgt. Agt.
Purch. Agent.
Mast.qfMach..
Mas.qfCarRps
General office, Crown Point, N. Y.
218 Crystal RaUway.— Silica to Crystal City,
8.6 miles.
1 E. A. Hitchcock \President. . .
2 J. M. Leete Vice-President
8 C. W. Barnes Treasurer . .
4K.T. Allen \8ecretary . . .
6 G. F. Neale . . ... \ Superintend" t.
General office, St. Louis, Mo. Locomotive and Car
Repair Shops at Crysul City, Mo.
219 Camberland Railway and Coal Co«
—Spring Hill June, to Parrbboro, with branch, 32 miles.
1 John McDongall. . . . President j Montreal, Que.
St. Louis, Mo.
• » (4
Crystal City, Mo.
2 Robert Cowans.
8 J. R. Cowans.
4R. G. Leckie..
6 J. G. Aikman*
6 William Hall..
7H. T. Cowans.
Vice-President
Sec. A Treas..
Man. Director.
Superintend' t.
Mar. at Mines.
Mech. Supt —
Cashier
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Parrsboro, N. 8.
Sp'?HUIMin*s,NS
Spring HUl, N. 8.
8R. H. Cooper
General office, Montreal, Qne.
220 Camberland and IVIanrlee River
RR.— Bridgeton to Maurice River, 28 miles. Sold to
Central RR. of New Jersey, and now part of New
Jersey Southern Division.
221 Camberland and Pennsylvania RR.
—Cumberland to Piedmont, and blanches, 56 miles.
1 Charlea F. Mayer..
2 C. W. Keim
8 P.L.Burwell»»»«».
4 H.J. Kouah
6 Lewis M. Hamilton.
6 Nathan Binix
7 Union Trust Co....
President
Sec. & Treas..
Oen. Supt.
Baltimore, Md.
Qen. Ft. Agt
Knolneer....
Auditor
Road Master
Mast. Mech..
F. Car Rt pairs
it
Cumberland. Md.
Masf.o/Trans.^Ui. Savage, Md.
Road Master. . 1 Camberland, Md.
Mast. Car B'rliHt. Savage, Md.
Tranter Agt.lHevr Yortc, N. Y.
General office, 10 German St., Baltimore, Md. Fiscal
Agency and Transfer offlc j,71 Broadway,NewYork,N.Y.
222 Canberlaud Valley RR.— Harrisburg
to Martiusburg, 94 miles, with branches, 81 miles.
1 Thos. B. Kennedy President iChambersb'g, Pa.
2 E. M. Biddle" * • *» Treas. A ^^ft'.. 'Carlisle, Pa.
a J. F. Boyd» »».... Su/Mrintend't.ChHmht:rt,b'e, Ps.
4 U.^.mddle.\.... Oen. Pass. Agt.
6 A. L. Langdon...
6 C. Ives
7 W.L.Ritchey^".
8 S. M. Howard...
9 A. S. Hull
10 Casper Wicke. . .
11 G. W. Penwnger..,/^. Car Paivts.\
12 J. B. Bagley, Jr. . | Oen. Ttav.Ayt,
General office, Chambcreburg, Pa.
223 Danbary and Norivalk RR.
See l/oiisatonic Railroad.
224 l>snTllle9 IVlockaTlUe and Sonlk-
^vestern RR.- V^ascade Junction to Lcaksviilc, 8
miles. .
»•
1 J. T Morehcad
9 Thomas H. Sharp..
8 E. C. Winstanley..
Receiver Lcaksville, N. C.
President New York, N. Y.
Secrttary ; **
General office, Leaksville, N. C.
225 RanvUle and Neur River RR.— Dan-
ville to Stuart, 75 miles.
1 J. H. Schoolfleld...|/Vwiflr<n< Danville, Va.
2 O. K. Gripgs* » < »..|5^c , Tr.AS^tpV,
8 W. T. Whlttake^...lJ/flw^ Mech....
4 D. P. Stallard* {Auditor
t^* See note of explanation on first page,
51
FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF LIVERPOOL, ENGL^Nr).
EC^I'A.BIjTHIIED 184.9.
HEAD OFFICE, METROPOLITAN DISTRICT :
No. 50 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
JACOB D, VERMILYE. HENRY PARISH. OSGOOD WELSI
f. F. BeODALL. manager WH. W. HEKSHiW, issislanl Mamger.
RAILROADINSURASCE.
SECURITY AND INDEMNITY FURNISHE]
STOCK AND BONDHOLDERS.
All RiUlroad Property and Risks, as Common Carrie;
and Warehousemen, Insured against Loss hy
FIRE on the only plan that gives
Absolute Indemnity at a
. Minimum Cost.
OFS OS KOBE POLICIES ISSUED AT THIS OFFICE TO COVER TE]
PBOFEBTT OF AHT BOAD 117 THE TTBITED STATES.
Satterlee, Bostwick & Martip
ta^ S8 Cedar Street, New York,
POOR'S DiRECTOBT OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
1 RDWellvlUe RB.-
r^SBClle *
tDBqwcllTfUt. Bl
I Oeorn L, Klmtwll.liVuldf nr iDirdini
JJ.K, Petlj \rrtanrtr
» L. C. H»I1 \s-c.*Au<Utar\ ■■
oarland |<irn S«pt "
1 alllce, Dinlinclle, Art. Locomoth
Bep^rBhopa >t Dardtnclle, Ark,
toB and IroBton BU.
83% DclairarB and HadaoM Canal Cana-
pany— A'crUrra KR. ]}eparlmtiU.-COKa»Knd.
%\ O. A. Keller \Aftn.CarAa^MMw^j,S.'i.
ISM. Doreej \N.M8.A C^D.\
4 D. L.B
taT. I
I. lAomls ....invtiiieiii
;w York, N.T.
CTUrk* S-qflfonrtiiilJ.A
iqtr CtneLnnMl
(F-r. Daj'ton.
n Car S/pi
I Scruilon. '
Broulwmr, New York. N.ir.
S3S DartoD and Tvlado BB.— ItaTton
DelphoK, Kmllet.
3 J. E. Olmpgrllnv,
4 S. F. Rnek ...
5 W. B, Wlllinna..
'J-yj^?
'Mtf £ia
'ta. Fnl. Agi:
■tn. m. Agi. II
/, <* A.Jbr P.
AaM'or I
.New York, N.Y.
4r,Ini11»nipi>lla. Ind,
H. C],i[gBt,
Oenemi nam, Dnjtnn, O. EictntlTe kod TrsTiffti
nOlta. M Browtwmr. New York, N. Y. Locamotive
■nd Car Repair Shopi at Dayton, O,
SSe DartOD and Colon KB.
■In Bu Lint.
a 30 Derr field BiTer Br-
f<cf Hootae Tunnti aiul HVmlnfflen BR.
331 Dalairarw Bar and Cape Clay BB.—
Cape M>T CliT lo C^ie May Landing. S inilv».
I Wm. WharloiijJr..{/V««id<n'.... i Philadelphia, Pa.
S.H. Clttl>.\
,fi,jf.j,* aD.] •■
MS. B. Tiiomiiaoa...l£.jr. Siu.Die.]
37 DMtim Mailer Mfrkanici.-J. L. O
■land.N. Y.; T.Bowarrt.Oneonti. N Y.;
tlem. N. Y.; F. Uallban, Albany, N. Y.
R. Skinner
N. Y,
P-nH-y/rnnfo Dirlrion.-
milsB ; Cranchee, BS mllea.
MR.Miniille i.^uwHnrrnd'f.lC'arbonilala. Fa,
»C. B, M^iiivllle. .,l,l./rs™(,..
SI E, \.if!^eeiei....\l..PJ:ri.Ait.\
sac, K B«lle\v |.tfrn/fr»eji..
SS Pierce Bullvr Uirar. Rd. Do.\
MWItUum Malr |r.Vn. .Turvman Honeedale, Fa.
S5 W, MCM,,II«. . . ) \l",l^*_^i-_ \ Icarbondal^Pa.
MR. W. Kcllow. ...\Jtnail J/ii.rer,,Sc™nion, Pa.
S7 0cnrfr« Burr«ll....lJfo<',''^£/Ww C'arbondale.Pa.
888. A. McMollen....|ff«./H..*7'.B
SS T. Orchard \jta-l. Car Bar.
*)J. H, Orchard.... lCAi<''t''if/''»p I
General office. Coal and Iron Fichan|ia. correr
Corrtanilt and New Chnrch Sih,. Kew York. N. Y.
[.ncomailTe and Car Briialr Shops at Green leland.
Whitehall, RnllaDd. OnrOEla. (Quaker St.. Mhrnny.
Salem, riatiabiirch, SchcQEctady, and BlDgbainlon,
N, Y.; CarboDdale, Pa,
SSa'iNlamre, IiaekawaDnaand WeaC-
Hew YoA, N. Y.
I R, H, 01yptaanl.,.|/Vi"^rnf
i I.eGr»<dBCaDDOn 11r>-/V>i „..
3 H. OVounE , A ft«».*B,.lf,
4 J. C. Hatll" • • '• , 7". * «, S. A
5 Charlei A, W«lker!.4«V Ttfa*.
H F, Mur'yOlyphant StK'iirr,,..
7R. A. Henry lAudUor. .
B A, B. Vmdnng...'Stipt.Co"ll'i
9 Tho«. F,Torroy..i«,A„5,*H'..
10 B. W. Weslon .[a. A. R. H. .
Norlhem BR. O'parlr
IM*,. *» mllea; C^ '
Dlv„IIUmllea.
la n, D, flamtnood.
14 H, .H, Marry ....
ISJ.W.Bardick'..
x FiKal Agenl.
Provldenee, Fa,
■k, N, Y,
AlbLny i, SUMluebinna
it., ISO mllCB ; Saralnja
^ujvHnrend'M Albany. N. Y.
TriHf Ua»._\
aPATA.lMl\
Gtn.Fgt.AV.^ " "
IDC, S. Peare .
^Pur.A
VhirfK«gi«aT\
Qtn Rnu Agt.\
Supt. a/ Xach.l
■.:i«; J
'. H. Qlbbena.
] TreaiBrtr '■
1 Waller IlawB
> R, HcKenn
F, HalBiead.... fim. JfoHnptr.Bcninlon, Fa.
*, Heieman,... lYiOb- Man.. New York, N. Y.
F, Hal«lll,...l(7nifti«,Aff(, "
lltam a, Sloan.. |Ofn. /^f, Ap(,l
.1, IfoMlrr ifarA ScranWn, Pa.
Ma>t.rarBilT.\
' CM'fEnginrer' - "
14 a. B, ZIppel OiH Bnp.Apf.'Hobakeo. N. J.
15 W. n. Hager \Ofn.PvreA.Anf<tv York, N, Y.
18 A. Foil Cm,H',JY,do(Bniralo,N. T.
ITIraH.Beera ■Om.W.Piu.ji.l
IBW. D, nager ■ium«,* MM, New York.N. T.
19 J. W, Rata Mail'r Car P. Doyer.Ti. J.
»S, Orifflib Supt.Br.ttBa..aoboUa,tl.J.
BInnni»burg Sfrjrion,— Scranton toKotthnmberland.
BO mllea,
31 C.Orahai
..\SvprTiH/fnd'l.'^\\clh'S. J.
■I Enei IHvMon — Xew York to Eaiton,
ICh branchea, II B mllea.
., , N. J.
Marter Car «, Dover, N, J.
Bngliwrr. ... iHoboken. N J.
RoadU/wltr. . iWaablngton.H.J,
.Babcock.
Onetgo and aj/raeate IMrMon.— Oawego %•> Byi
35 milei.
,„-^ ,,jwe([o,N. Y,
WMfri-JfarA.. Syracnie.N.Y.
Thomaa Hnrphy,.l£i>ad J(iH«r,,10svrego, N. T,
^^ Set note of explaitation o
63
1 first page.
Colorado Coal and Iron Company^
MANUFACTURERS OF
Steel Rails, Railway Fastenings, Steel Bloonns,
Pig Iron, Cast Iron Water and Gas Pipe,
Billets and Plates, Spikes, Merchant
Bar Iron, Nails, Mine Rails.
raiNBHS OF
CANON COAL.
JAAKBRS OF
EL MORO AND CRESTE D BUTTE COKES.
Furnaces and Mills at South Pueblo, Colorado.
A. H. DANFORTH, ' W. G. BROWN,
Vicf-PifMdrnt and General Afanagtr, ('iemral Agent,
SOUTH PUEBLO, COLORADO. DENVER. COLORADO.
GEO. A. BOYNTON,
STEEL RAILS,
I^AlLWAy-EQJlpI^E|vIT.
Securities mid Construction Contracts
Negotiated.
A7 Broadway, New York.
POOB'8 DIBECTOBT OF HAlLWAT OFFICIALS.
tSk Ml*w*t«, Lackawanna
em an,— Continual.
Syraaun, BfnghamloH
.V-m rork iiirWoB
» ifl«i, aupf ...ISjrscnie.N. Y.
HJ. Buchanan IXailtr lieeA
33J«qe» N?«flB.. ..|«oorf Jf.u/w Boorlon, N. .1.
HT. B. T«iiDeJI....|j{(nii JftuMr-IS/nenio, N. Y.
Qi)Fuga IHvUai.
KW.fL nnraplinr.. I SupariattTuTl I tduu. N. Y.
Wr. A. Be\\KH....\A'f't3«pt .. iBnffilo, N. Y.
»BC, C.Riwe &.|7J/iwr. ....I
40 T. B. Orimih ) *(M/«- Jf«il , . I
*IJ«ine» Wjno .... Xoivi Jffljfer...Klm1rB, N. Y.
4iP. W.McKeon .. ffootf *n.(fr. . Lelrwier, N V.
«P. C.Dunn Baail J^iuMw., Buffilo.N. Y.
Genenl once, £8 Eic)ias||< I'lace, N«w York, N. T.
331 Dclanare, narTland and Tlrglala
Si Pamtyttania B^lern.
%ib Delanrare Klver KR,— WDodbury to
Penngnve. 9D mllei.
1 Wn>. 8. Conner' • "■ Prf. <f Tr'ai. Woodhnry. X. J.
I'nnlih.
S3e DanTer
Suburbs, 4 mllsa; I
IChiilcfUcIaiosh.
S WlllFini WiKiier
■ K. O, WolEntl..
JltF. Weitbroc..
tiA. S, Ilnghn ...
rondbnrj. N. J. Lu
Tsmd.n, N. J.
circlB RallroBi
epnH. 4Tfi mite*.
Vla-Pmiden
dm. Sufit...
Nbw York, N. Y.
Tmmc JfoH. .' ■• •■
Amlilor.
Ain'lfica,Snpl " "
OenP.ar.Agt "
Man.orSrp.
aupl.Ji.P.aU. Bornbim. Col
PrlncipalK'ig. Denver, Col.
a«Bl. IS & H
-A. Am
lUr. M. Hobbf _ „, _..
nW. JI.H«»HnEi....'t. T. * C. .H.Doi
•°" ■ "--^'--1. Slip/. q^TVitff,
ir, Col,
Ivc. F. Zlmnwr
»H, A. Walker
tIJ.B. McComiic'i
HB. J.Se-tej
IT. B. Cobb . ..
^ W. BMkei. . .
". T. Haren. .
New York, N. Y.
Borat ....lAip/. itf i>i>-..iPiMblo,Col.
Svpl-id Aln.'Alamoi-a. Cal.
' '- VSuirf.H Zi.LeulvllLs, Col
I. iih Bit - "' - ■
S1Q. Luni
»« R. H. Ridjtwmy ... Sval. , ...
M Jan.eK;.«cC.ddnn J "i^^J^ \ |s.lt Lake Cilj, D,
ham. Col..
Ballda, Col.; O. U. Sboui;, AI>
ptllgb, LeldTllle. Col,
Kelker. Parblo. Uoi.': A. W. Jonei
" "■ >ea, Col.; Q, Lan
D«n*«r and Hlo GraAd« RR.-nM-
937
Sa RoaiiUi
Oeboni, lit DH., Piifhln, Col,:
jonn wiper, jinoHwa, Col. ; M. Mnrpliy. Chama,
N. M. : Oenme W. Lewia. Duranco. Col ; J. SwecneT.
Leadvllle. Col.; T. Lee, Sallda. Col.; C. BIckey, Qun-
nleon. Col \ D Hurley. 4Ili DIv., OunnlBon, Col.; J. O.
Boyle, Clmainm, Col.
Vt AHMant Road llaMtn.—C. Selby. Denver. Col.;
D. Sveeney. Canon City. Col.; J, FItagerald. Cocbais,
Col.; W. B. BcDIt, La Veta, Col.
mDtrMon MarlTt BHdga and HiiUitlngi -V.
T»Jlor, IMeblo. Col,; J. W. Miller. CaooD Cily. Col.;
J. L. Thompaon. Alamof*, Col.; D. L. llopkiot-, Lud-
lille. Col.; P. N. Carroll, OuDiiiKiD, Col.
S9 IMritinv, TVulnJfcwffri.— TbomaiSanndent, Pi«-
blo. Col.: C. Lidon, Alamota, Col.; U. Latuplugh.
LeadTtilr, Cot.; T. J. tiainn. GDnnlrnn, Col.
General office, Denver. Col. New York ofllce. K
William tit.
bruiebeis i
I wmiam J. Pai
a p. C.Dodpe
Colorado 8ial<
(dE»f ...i>Iew Yah. N.Y.
«D»off«- Denver, Col.
■Pmidenl\'i*M Lake
* Tno*.-- "*--'
F. A T.A.
4 Cuarlaa W, Drake '*r
5 J. U. Bennt.'tt.... Cen
a J. W, Olllnly ■ *.., iCm/iMT
TTheionGoddei. ,,\AvdUot
8 W. H t*niiTon....\Gai.Bvpt.....
e Tbomaa Qattl.... Paymaurr ...
10 J. A- Orabam \Car AaMmi't.
11 Qvorge Oorw ChUf Bns----
18 B. O. Bamenl ,O.JHS.qfTd.
13 8. C. Smllli. ijfiul, JfwA....
II W.P,McElro]r....|PtirYit,>0«i<.
- - Ag^
.. Itamlll \Road MaiUr..
IB T.J. Snddlemn.,, /VoiaJfoit..
m A. B. l*'nnate...\ilaitofB.iB.
" -TBff.S.
mil. a.
18 T. Byrne \jll>ail M
N™ York, (f.'Yl
KaltLakei;lly,lI.
JlLakeniy.Ut.
. .fbrtnuBi S, i
rt Job
Ball LakeCliy.t'I.
Ball Lake City.L'I.
Qtneral oflleo. Salt Lake City, I'lah. New York of-
fice. Mutual Lire Ininraiice Bunding. 31 Naraau St
Owned by D
K. F. Datlack
AFijriaRall
Btetaoo L
mpbla and Allanllr
biillt,and ibeCDiuplalea iH<r-
Trea«o
ctlon Co,, having ihe fnllowln([ ol _. _.
Pnxldenl. Wirbira, Kan.; Bicliard Cnwa,
.)r. New York. N. V. : H. 9. King, Beer
I>D, IB.
IPreiidml IWicWIa, I
aCharleaC. Black.. T.-iVw. rf*c ■'
i Thnmaa Douaboe . . TVvonrvr. . . . JBellePlali
4 D.J. Thayer. C£ <t CM.JCIWIcbiU. t
B J. D. Onnn iTValHJf. C^.Z). Cbalopa. j
-" ." .- "■ ■ ijf.c.a.OronwaySi
Wkblia. kail
1. Meeker .. ..'AadUor...
iial ofllce. Wtiblia, Ban.
Denver, Sontli Parle and Pacific
" See note of explanation on first page.
55
GF/\ WESTINGHOUSE, Jr.,
President.
A. T. ROWAND,
Secretary.
ROBERT PITCAIRN,
treasurer.
W. T. TAGGART,
Superintendent.
C. H. JACKSON,
Vice-PreMdent.
ELMER L. WHITE,
Aist. Secretary.
THE STANDARD
Car HeatingA Ventilating
COMPANY
MANUFACTURERS OF
I
STEAM HEATING i^ VENTILATING
APPARATUS
FOR
RAILWAY CARS.
Now in use on several of the most important Railway Lines of the
Country. Full information and catalogue upon application.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
DUQUESNE WAY AND GARRISON ALLEY,
POOB-8 DIBECTOBY OF BAILWAY OFFICIALS.
34S D«BTar, Texaa Bnd Onir RB.-Om-
tiHuea.
1 Job A. Cooper.... M P;-JVw,.,.|I>miver, Col. i
^ H. A. B^ley.....
243 Denver
DcavectoLToni. '
1 (itftgt M. MUlei
.. Treatunr
|- Sx. it And...,
Xo-L Slech'.'.'.
RnvlM.*S.B.
md Pmclfle RB.-
a W. A. Slncl....
Col. TunettT
York. N. Y.
444 D«a :
t)«a Molnea to _ .._
rioa M mlJ» (Thin line Daa recsntli Deeii watea u
tlia CliicBjta, Rock lalind and PaclOc Ry. Co.)
1 Ch»..H.Whitehe«iiliV<>». A TWlw.'New Yoik. N. T.
S A. R. Flnwfr . ... r.-ftMiii«(. '
Q. L. Hnr
.m'( 7>»oi>...'DeBMoli
-^.\l.<iUr^....\T.av.Fd:P.A' "
7 W. C. lUlthew*' •|,4«i(K»r i •■
SJameaCuM \Clitl Bugi'efr^
9 E. A Avery \jlfaii. Car Bar Gr>n<l •Inn
10 J. McOrajel.. .. ,Jf<al. JfaeA. .,
11 H. Hclnljn \R'adM'itHr.,\
li .1. W. Olbte» /i«^t. Tel":.. ,3esM.<tBo
IS Robert Meni1l....!SUpf, o/ itiOi.iOnndJuii
W«ll St.. New Yor
I, Is. Tni
5 Aaron Stivtn. .
8 Jamea Donohus.
D J. HODttOD...
1 W.A.Peralni...
■iL. D Berrj^
: BerHntr Ee> MoioSK. la.
..\O.Atfy.forllfr C-^amt tUpidn. la.
..\Prn-id,Ht Deo M'.iiK^ U.
. V.Pni.itn a O.ceoU, IL
! mat. asK ' -
..Sapl.AO r.A.DcMolB'*,!^
..MaH.Maehanir
..Supt. ^ Bdgt.
24eDelrall, BarCltfaod AlpenBRR.-
Algsr la Alpena, 105 tdUea ; braoctiea, 58 HO mllei.
1 E.A, Ali[er'«"«..!/-rM.*ff.H.J(.:Dftrolt,»!i(!h.
2 M. 8, Smllh W -f,a.,k Tt.\
3 T. H. Ntwberrj* l*i>r.MrB. ...! '■
\ J. C. HcOapl' ■ ' •■■ ^mt.»<: F.A.\ '•
» Hllo Baatman. ...\<lea. Svat. .. ,E. Tama. MIcb.
ST.P.Hanflr. . ...\P,iir. itatnl...)
7C.H.EMIS xCMff K-g... nalroU. Mich
S H. T. Tbomaa..,, M<ai .Iftc*.. . Tawan Cily.liIH-h.
U JamM Bolen Road Jiraiter..|K. Tawiu, Mlcb.
10 W. P. Oorman..., 3upt.^ ConH., " ■'
Oaaeial olBcs, Dctiolt. HIch.
34T Detroit, Grand Hbtsu and III1I<
248 Delrnll, Lanalag and llurtkarn
RR.—iirmjici Trunk Jnncilon to Lanalbg. 81 mile* ;
lorlb Lan>lug \a Howard Cttf, 7b milet, with
4 J. B. Malllken ..
STbomnM. Fwh.
fl W. A, Carpnit4T..
a.T
7>™.<.!.'JDBlrolt.Mlch.
)««"'" Ionia. Mich.
^n^.Jfv.Deuoll, Mich. :
I.J0..1 ' '■
..j.«rfl F
CAItf Skq'.'.
A..\
^ _„,....,...jia.»loh.
Pureh. AgmO l&alrolt Mkb.
fl.M/'. *£.S.|loiila,lllck.
fffn Bao.Aa'.' "
Lvtabir ^wliDttroK. Mich.
C"i fland MatdoaW. Ulch.
IBfleniieA O'Keefo /■"Jvtnan fl' fl '■ "
a) A. P Sweel -.11,11' l-atP..tM ■•
la Saalnnie VaUfn and Bt. LovU AA.— Ithaca to
Eaat SagiLaw. 46 mi lee.
IJ. B. MiiHlken .. Iftw. rf O. W-IDetroLt, Mich.
» J . K. Hoirard' * "*.««.* TVfn* . t
8N. W. Morrllin.... at.pfHn'nid'i.'SiBlBaw, Mich.
Oereral office. Detroit. Mlcb. Tranafer office, SS
Sean Building, BoatoD, Maaa.
349 DrtroK, nacklniie and narqnette
RR,— Marquelt* lo Potnl Ht. Ignsca, 15! milre.
Hdtnl Detrolt.Ukta.
Qai.Supt iMarqiiatW, Mich.
a. P. d T. A..
: HuRh HcMlllai
! K.' W. Allen' *
.B.W .Allan""
. John B. Wilaoi
Chaile-H.Wa . . _
. S. B. Floeter, iTVuin.lfo
General ofBca. Detroit and Ki
er Agency, Metropolitan Natli
SSI Dalaiba
PmUlmf [Dnluih. Minn.
P.-P.iE TVnu. ai. Panl. Minn.
Srerr'ary Dnlulh, Minn.
\a-l avpt... iTwo Harlwn.. K
aa Dunkirk, AllrKbeny Valler and
PI>t>bnrKli RR.
itral and Hadion R
Itnbertart.ie, SO mllea
Gap, 8 milea.
WlllUni A.,Ingb*in{Prwld«nt..
..ISew York. N. Y.
ickhlLl to Shade
D! adelphla. Pa.
C^*" Sfe note of explanation on first page.
CALVIN WELLS, President and Treasurer. JAS. K. VERNER, Secreury.
PITTSBURGH
Forge & Iron Company,
MANUFACTURERS OF
DRAW BARS, LINKS & PINS,
Follower Plates, Railroad Forgings, Arch Bars,
Splice Bars, Track Bolts, Merchant Iron.
BRIDGE RODS, WITH PLAIN OB UPSET ENDS, AIA. SIZES.
OFFICE :
TENTH ST., NEAR PENN AVE., PITTSBURGH, PA.
CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
HANUFACTURBIIS OF
Bessemer and Siemens-Martiii Steel Blooms
M Bi
BESSEMER STEEL RAILS, IRON RAILS AND FASTENINGS,
Wir«, Steel Tire and Forgings, Iron and Steel Angles, Bar and Spring Steel, Steels for Tools and Agricul-
tural Work, Iron and Steel Boiler Plate, Galvanized and Black Sheet Iron.
WESTERN AGENCY :
91 Lake Street, Chicago N. D. PRATT, Agent
NEW ENGLAND AGENCY :
239 Franklin Street, Boston JOHN WALES A CO., Agents.
NEW YORK AGENCY :
23 Astor House C. DIOKSRSON, Agent
CINCINNATI AGENCY :
181 Walnut Street CHARLES B. MELISH, Agent
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
M4-3M.
%S4 Bast Broad Top WlWt,—Oonanved.
4 A. W. Sim»» « \0. M.d Supt. Orbiaonia, Pa.
5 A . W. Greenwood . . I Moittr Mtch..
6 J. G. Mtirpby \Iioad MasUr. .
7 B. F. Ripple' « \Accounfant. . .
General office, 8S0 Walnut St , Philadelphia, Pa.
2S5 East St. fjoala and €arondeIet Rj.—
East St. Louis to Falllni; Springs, 9 mUes ; £a«t Caron-
delet Branch, 2 mile?.
1 Thomaa D. Messier. Prtildenf ,
i John B. Bowman . .
8 John E DaTidaon . .
4 Joseph Hill
5 C. A. Sanborn
« G. K.Thomas
7 Dennis Ra^th
Becretaty
Trtas. <f. And.
Gen. 8vpt
Af9H Supt
CanhUr
Road Master. .
Pittsbnrgh, Pa.
B. St. Louis. 111.
Pittabargh, Pa.
St Louis, Jfo.
E. St. Louis, 111.
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General office, East St. Louis, 111. Transfer office,
Piit.-burgb, Pa.
256 East St. I<oal«ConnectinarR7.— Along
levee in East St. Louis, 3 miles. (See Wigglna' Ferry
Co.)
1 JohnScuIlin
2 F. L. Ridgely . . .
3 S. A. Chouteau...
4 H. L Clark'*
5 H. W. Gays . . .
6 R. N. Bothmer"..
St. Louis, Ho.
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Vice PfeHdent
Secretary....
Treasurer. . .
Manager —
Freidht Atjtnt. E. St. Louis, 111.
Purch. Agent.\
RoadM'ister... •* *•
7 Edward Wright..
8 J Sheehan
9 W. C. Wilson Masf. Mech....\
General office, Ea^t St. Louis. 111.
267 Eaiit TenneMsee, TlrelDla and
Georgia Ry.— Ea^t Tennessee DIt., 869 miles;
Alabama Div., 877 milesi ; Georgia DIt., 358 miles.
1 Samuel Thomas. .
2 Calvin S. Brice...
3 Henry Fink
4 J.Q.Mitchell* « • »
5 L. M. Schwan
6 H. L. Terrell
7 C.H. Hudson....
8 B. W. Wrenn
9 T. S. Davant
10 Ray Kniffht
11 J.J. Griffin... .
12 L.J. ElIiH
13 J. Gotiiard
14 William Hawn«..
1ft D. W. Lum
F. J. noyle»»»»
J. E. Wilcox
18 W. H Thomas...
19 L. A. Bell
20 P. K. Hujzer
21 John M. Bridges.
22 B.U.Barnes
28 J. H. Gallagher. .
21 J. J. Kress
25 J. B.Michael
26 C. F. Thomas....
27 C. L. Petrikin. .
28 J. Armhrujffer.. .
29 J. J. Bossinger..
30 A. H. Corinth....
81 J.A.Smith
32 J. E. Piatt
83 Q. W. Paine
84 A. P. Blue
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. '.President
. Vice-President
. Vice-President
^\tYeasiJfer...
\Secrttary
.'Gen. Counsel..
.'Gen. Manager
.\G.P.A T. A.
. I Gen. Fgt. Agt.
.A.G.F.&P.A
AssH G.F.A.
Ass't G. P. A.
\AssU G. F. A.
.] Auditor
. 1^. Chief Sng.
. 1 Car AceoijtnVt.
\ Purch. Agent.
. Su. Mot. Power
. , A. \jr. O. jA ...
. \S. E. Ten. Div
.\Sypf:Ala.Div.
.\8upt. Ga.Div.
.^M.TY.Ga. Div.
. ijf. T. Ga.Div.
.\M.M.S.T.Div.
.M.M, Ga.Div.
.\M. M.Ala. Div.
.\M.C.B.K.T.D.
.M.C.B.Ala.D.
. M. C. B.Ga.D.
.\For'. Painter..
.^RMVTKORR
. R.M..,Alii.Div.
.\R.M.,Ga.Div.
New York, N. Y.
Knozville. Tenn.
New York, N. Y.
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■Atlanta, Ga.
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Atlanta, Qa.
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Knozville, Tenn.
Atlanta, Oa.
Selma, Ala.
I Knozville, Tenn.
iSelma, Ala.
'AtlanU. Oa
Knozville, Tenn.
Selraa, Ala.
Atlanta, Ga.
(a) Memphis and Charleston .RA— Memphis
Stevenson. 272 miles, with branches, 20 miles.
to
1 C. M. McGhee
2 Calvin 8. Brice
8 H. C.Wilton" *•»«,
4 L. M. Schwan
5 R. B. Pejf ram, Jr*. ,
« T. D. Flippen
7 H. M. Burford
8 J. 8. Davant
9 C. A. Desaussare...
President j Knozville, Tenn.
Vice-President^^ew York, N. Y.
Treasurer I Memphis, Tenn.
{.Secretary iNew York, N. Y.
\Sunerintend't .'Memphis. Tenn.
[Auditor ....
\Mast. Mech...
\Ass't G. F. A. •* '*
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iria H J, —Memphis and Charieston BS.— Con-
tinued.
10 W. D. Minton....
11 W. R. Beauprie..
12 C. F.Blue
For. Car Rep Memphis, Tenn.
Train Master.
Road Master.
General office (M. AC. RR.). Memphis, Tenn. Trans-
fer office, 10 Wall St., New York, N. Y.
General office (E. T., Va. & Ga. Ry.), Knozville,
Tenn. Transfer office, 10 Wall St., New York, N. Y.
258 East Tenn«aaeoand HTcatom Nortli
Carolina RR.— Johnson City to Cranberry, 84
miles. V
1 Ario Pardee, Jr....
2 John S. WlM.....
8C. H. Nimjion
4 Wallace Hahn. ..
President
See. <ft Treas.
Svperinf^nd^t.
Auditor
Philadelphia, Pa.
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2a9 Baat and
bama*— Cartervillc
branch to Tecumseb
1 E F.Browning
2 A. G. West
8 J. H.Browning...
4 J. R. Bnrher
6T. J.Nicholl»»»«.
6C. B. Bn'wnell
7 J. J. Calhoun ..
8C. F. West
9W.J. Vaiidlvir...
10 J. E. Good
VTeut Railroad of Ala-
to Broken Arrow, 110 miles ; with
. 2 miles.
President . . .
Vice-President
New York, N. Y.
Cedartown, Ga.
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AssHSec <t Tr.; Cedartown, Ga.
GM&GF&PA
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AGFA&Pu.A
Mast^ir Mech..
Supt. Teleg...
Train Master.
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General office. Cross Plains, Ala.
408 Broome St
New York office.
260 Eai»tern Kentucky RR.— Riverton to
Wiilard, 34 miles.
1 Nathaniel Thayer .'President . . • . jBoston, Ma«i«.
2 H. W. Bates ' r.-iVe*.<fff.ir Greenup, Ky.
8 R.Sullivan ... Sec. ifr TVeo*. Boston, Ma- »«.
4C. D. Van Bibber.. 1 6'a*A<<T, ^wd.l Greenup, Ky.
6 H. W Bates Purch. Agent. i
6 A. W. Crawford .... [Master Mech. . jHunnewell, Ky.
7 Richard Snllivan ..\TraMfer Agt. Boston, Mass.
8 Robert Leedy \Road Master. Grayson, Ky.
General office. Greenup, Ky. Transfer office, 79 SUte
St., Boston, Maes.
261 Eastern and Weatern Air Lino R|.
See Columbus and Western BS.
262 ICdffewood (Coal) Railroad.— Ed^e-
wood Intersection to Hampden Coal Fields, 1 mile.
1 W.H. Schoenberger President iCincinnati, O.
2 Edward P I>oy Secretary Pittsburgh, Pa.
3 ThomaH C. Dickoon. Treasurer. ...\ **
General office, Pittsburgh, Pa.
263 EM RlTor and Enreka RR«— Eureka
to Bnmeirs, 26 miles.
1 John Vance
2 WiUiam Carson
SW. 8. Riddell.
4 Stephen Hill
President ...
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Enre1u^ Cat.
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General office. Eureka, Cal.
264 Elberton Air fjlne RR.
See Bichmond and Danville BB.
265 Elsln* Petlt<$odlae and Havelock
Ry«— Elgin toHavelock, 27 miles.
1 A.E. Killam \Lessee A G.M. Petitcodiac, N. B.
2H. Humphrys [President "
8 E. P. Eastman . . I V.-Pres. A See. "
4 Joseph Steeves .... TYecuurer lElgin, N. B.
6 J. A. Killam I Gen. Supt .... Petitcodiac, N. B.
8 A. R. Wetmore . . . . i Chi^Engineer]
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GARRY IRON ROOFING COMPAM.
Largest manuracturers o( Iron Roofing
in the world.
Iron Roofing,
Crimped and Comgated Siding
IRON TIT.E OR SHINOLE,
FIRE-PROOP
DOORS, SHUHERS, IROK FRAMES
ROOFS, BUILDINGS, ETC.
tsr Send (or CircuW and Price-Liu No. •!.
IRON ORE PAINT AND CEMENT.
152-168 Merwin St., Cleveland, O.
BEST IRON PAINT.
CLEVELAND IRON ORE PAINT CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Pure Iron Ore Paint.
Ucii (Kossitt), I'lirjile and Brawii.
\Vg guiiruiitee all our jHuutH, and
reapcfttfiilly solicit tlio patronage of
coiismiicrs and dealers. Our {mints
lire used largely liy tho railroada and
cur builders of our country.
Sknd ins Price List No. S.
Office, 154 MERWIN ST., CLEVELAND, O.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
365-976.
265 Blcin. Petitcodlac and Havelock
Wtjm—Cmiinued.
7 W. W. Price \Avditor Tetltcodiac, N. B-
8 John Mann \Road MasUr...\
General office, Petitcodlac, N. B.
266 Bllzabetlitoiirii, fjexloctoii and Blc
Sandy RR.
S€€ Chesapeake and Ohio BB.
367 Elmlray Cortland and
RR.— Elmira to Canastota, 120 miles.
Nortbern
1 Aa9tin Corbin PreHderU
2 J.Rogers Maxwell. Vice-PreHdeni.
8 Wm. G. Wheeler.. Sec. & Trea». . .
4 A.A.McLeod i"»»o, Gen. Manager. .
5M.A. Smith Autiitttr..'
8 G. F. Randolph*
7 0. K. George
8 Thomas Keamley.
9K. Mahle^>•v^..•
10 F. S. Sttf vena
New York, N. Y.
Elmira, N. Y.
U.Ft.dbP.Aq.
Car Account' t..
M. M. <f TV. M.
Parch. Agent..
Eng. M. of Way
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Philadelphia. Pa.
CorUand, N. Y.
General 6ffice, Elmira, N.
Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Y. Transfer office, 116
268 Bmmlttsburs Railroad.— Bmmittsbarg
to Rocky Ridge, 7 miles.
1 Jarae4 A. Elder
2C. T. Zacbarias.. ..
8G. T. Grouse
4 J. C. Koscuates
5 Jacob M. Eyler
269 Erie and
Saruia, 70 mile*.
1 E. O. Bickford
2 J. J. RotB
3 J. J. Ro«8»«
4 W. N. Warburton..
6 E. C. Davies
6 A. G. Lalrd«
7 O. R. JoQghins
8 George 8mith
Preg.dt Q.Mgr..
Treasurer
Secretary
G. T. & Ft.Ag.
Road Master . .
Emmi'tsburg, Md
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Huron Rj.— Rond BiO to
President
Cfen. Manager.
O.S.AP.Ag..
G. F. <fc Ps. Ag.
Avdifor
Accountant
Mast, of Mach..
Boad Master...
iToronto, Ont.
Samid, Out.
Chatliam, Ont.
Toronto, Ont.
Sarnia. Ont.
Chatham, Ont.
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General office, Samia, Ont
270 Erie and Wyoming: Valley RR.—
East Hawley to L. B. Junction, 44 miles ; branches, 4.S
miles— total. 48. & miles.
1 John B. Smith . . . .
2GeoiveB. Smith. ..
8 W. E. Street
4 A. D. Blackinton..
6 A. J. Crane
8G. W. Simpson
President
Sec.^ Ir.diSup.
Oen.Tk.iS-P.Ag
Chie/Engineer.
MiLsr.Mech
Mast.CarB'r..
Dnnmore, Pa.
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Dnnmore, Pa.
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Palisade RR.— Palisade
271 Enreka and
to Eureka, tfO miles.
1 Edgar Mills
2D. O. Mills
8E. F. Oatman**..
4B. Qilman^
6J. L. Fast*
6. J. M. Crawford.
7 A. 8. Longley
8SethLadd.
President | San Francisco, C.
Treasurer Sacramento, Cal.
Sec. A Auditor. Eureka, Nev.
'/f«. Suj^
G.F.,P. & T.A.
Mast. Mech
Mas. Car. Bep.
Mast. U. Paint..
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Palisade, Nev.
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General office. Palisade, Nev.
272 Enreka Sprlnffs Ry.— Seligraan to
Bnreka Springs, 19 miles.
1 R. C. Kerens
91 Powell Clavton
8 Logan H. 9oot* . . .
4 A.H. Foote>«
5F. M. Richard<4on>.
6 William Wallace...
7C. H.Smith
8 J. B. Obenshain. .
President St, Louis, Mo.
F. P. it Q. ir..lEareka Sp8.,Ark.
Trtamrer [Little Rook, Ark.
Sec. & Auditor. Eureka Sps.,Ark.
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Cashier
Road Master, . .
Purch. Agent..
Master Mech. . .
General office, Enreka Springs, Ark. Transfer office,
LitUe Rock, Ark.
St. Louis, Mo.
Eureka Sps.,Ark.
273 Eotanrirille Railroad.— Pregnalls to
Elloree, S. C, 84.75 miles.
1 Ruf us C. Barkley . . President Cliarleston, S. C.
2 John Harlin Vice- President. \^eyi YotK N. Y.
8 Arthur L. Merrlam.'i*?*^. <fc TYeas.
4 I. W. Fowler »
6 8. B. Pickens.
General Jf an .. i Eutawville, S. C.
Gen. Fgt. ^j^^l Charleston, 8. C.
General office, Eutawville, 8. C.
274 ETansTlUe and Terre Haute RR.—
Evansville to Terre Haute, 109 miles ; Mt. Vtriuun
Branch, 87 miles ; Evansville Belt Ry. in city of Evans-
ville, 5 milett : Evansville and Indianapolis RR., 18ii
miles— total, S89 miles.
1 D. J. Mackey* ^President Evansville, Ind.
2 W. J. Lewis* ^•^^ Sec. & Treas...\
8W. D. Ewing ^ General Mgr. .
4k
4 G.J. Grammer*
6 M. Bowden
6J. H. Hedden^ n..
7E. B.Cooke*
8 0. A. Slayback....
9 John Torrance
10 W.J. McL-eiuh...
n J. T. McCaliam...
12 William Kelty . . . .
Traffic Mgr..
Superinteiuft..
Car Account' t..
Auditor
Civ. Engineer..
Mast, Mech
F. Loco. Bep . . .
.Uast. Cur B^r. .
Boad Master. . .
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(a) Evansville and Indianapolis i?/?.— Evans%il)e to
Terre Haute, 138 miles.
1 Edwin Taylor i President jEvansvillc. Ind.
aw. J. Lewis \Sec. d Treas...\
Operatbig officers same as Evansville and Terre
Haute.
(b) Peoria, Pecotur and Evansville BB.^Fek\n to
Evansville, 288 miles ; New Harmony Branch, 6 mil»» ;
leased lines, 10 miles; total leogih, 254 mile 4.
1 D. T. Mackey President Evansville, Ind.
I Wm. Heilman.
8 R. A. Bunker. ,
4 R. A. Tambrill.
5 E. B. Cooke. . . ,
6T. A Alien....
7P. Reilly
Vice-President.
Treasurer Peoria, 111.
Secretary New York, N.
Auditor Peoria, 111.
Chitf Engineer .
Master Mech...
Bfattoon, 111.
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General office (P., D. & E. RR.), Peoria, Ul.
General office (E. & T. H. RR.), Evansville, Ind.
Financial office. Farmers* L. & T. Co., New York, N. Y.
275 Eirersreen Railway.
Now part PHtslmrgh and Western By.
276 Fall Rrook Coal Company.— Lessee.
Gkmsral OmcEBs or Fall Brook Coai. Co., nt
Cbakqis or Opkaations or Lsased Railway Proper-
TISS.
1 George J. Magee. .
8 John Lang* •«....
8 Daniel beach
4 Geo. R. Brown
5Rubt. H. Canfield.
6 H. A. Horning*...
7 W. Nichtilsou".. .
8 J. B. Terbdl»« »'.
9 Anton Hardt
IDS. T. Hayt
11 Geo. E. Bartlett...
19 W. H. Chaphe . . . .
18 W. A Foster
14 C.J. Butler
15 M.Clancy
16Z. W.Baker
17 John Smith
President Wat kin?, N. Y.
V.-P. <fc 7'reas. Corning, N. Y.
8ec.dbGen.Coun
Gen. S*'pi !
Ass't Supt I
lYaffic Man...\
Auditor I
CarAccounVt..^
Chi^Eng I
AssHChi^ En.:
Sup.of Bridges. W&tking, N. Y.
Purch. Agent.. Comiag^ N. Y.
Moitl.oj' Mach..
Mast. Car Btp. . i
Boad Master...
Supervisor Wellsboro, Pa.
Supervisor ** '*
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(a) Coming, Cotoanesqve and Antrim By.— Cttrmnt:
to Antrim, 58 miles; Cowanchque Valley Branch, S^
miles.
1 George J. yiagee.. .'President iWatkins, N. Y.
2 Daniel Beach. \Sec. db Treas...\ **
See note of explanation on first page.
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" Everyouo Interested !n Ri^lroad «ecarities haa to depend oa this work." — Xete T»ri
■'Celebrated for it
* informMlon." — London Iron.
TO INVESTORS IN RAILROAD SECURITIES.
The Tteentieth Ana'ial Number of Poor's Manual will contain a statement of k11 the
Diridends paid by the Railroad Compaaies of the United States, with the date of their pa;-
ments, for a period of eight year/, from 18T9 to 138A inclasive. Such a BtatemeDt for Bo long
a period farnishes the bet-t evidence possible of the valae of the Stocks of the Compkoies
p*7liig such dividends. The Manual will also contain carefully prepared statements of the
funded debts of the several companies and the securlt; pledgeil for tho same, of which the
following statement of the funded debt of tlie Chicago d: Svrthatttera Hailaay is given by
way of example ;
r. if., lit Norwi
ffiftliwha Tfoka A*.. i«t Hnrtnn -
ctLtitau. a N. T^ iti., cotuuuuiiii ....
aML»r iU|i.aito.»Tfcfe.i.imT,i«iii«.
^^up, a Ha bI. rb '^m w'. ifi «««"
"Tables such as tliese (referring to the above) would be Invaluable especially on this
side of the water, as no amoant of inquiry and research on the part of the ordinary iDveotor
would enable liitn to become ho well acquainted in any other way wilL the exact position In
which his security stands, as compared wilh other bonds or slocks of any partienlar tutder-
tAiaK"—BurdeU'i Weekly Offlrial Inietligenee (London).
POOR'S MANUAL OF RAILROADS,
70 Wall Street, New York.
^" Orders for the edition of 1887 will now be received. Tho work is now In pren
and will be funed in June next Price, (6, delivered free, j-1
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFiaALS.
376-384.
8 George J. Ma^ce
8 K. V. W. Rowiter. .
4 WUUun Howell....
6 AUyn Cox.
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(b) Pins Ortek .ffaUuray.— Stokesdale Janctton to
Williamsport, 79 miles.
1 Heory Sherwood. . . i President .. . ; Wellsboro. Pa.
iFktf-iVMidtfn/.jWalkins, N. Y.
Trecmirer .... New York, N. Y.
SecrUary. . .lAnirim, Pa.
Tranter A^<..|New York, N. Y.
(<;) ayracuM^ Geneva and Corning JRB.— Corning to
Geneva, 58 miles.
1 G. J. Magee Preeident Corning, N. Y.
8 John Lang» * VicePrteident. I
aOanielBeach \8ecrtiaiy I
4 K. D. Worcester. . . I Tnaeurer | New York, X. Y.
General office, Corning, N. Y.
277 Fsdl Rlvery Warren aod ProTl-
denee BR.
Sm Old Colony RR.
278 Ferro Rlonte BB.— Vanatta Station to
Bynon Mine, 3 miles.
I Alfred Mills President 'Morristown. N.J.
t AugustuaC.Canlleld' Treas.dbSec'y.ADostT, N. J.
8 George Shaw ! SupeHnUndH, . 1 Miue Hill, N. J.
General office, Dover, N. J.
279 Fltelftbars Ball road.— Boston to Fitch-
burg, 60 miles; branches, etc., 102 miles.
1 E. B. Phillips PreHdent ' Boston, Maes.
2 M..D. Bonaou* *• i^ Treasurer * ....
3 John Adams \Gen.Superin(..\ *' •'
4 H. F. Whitcomb' « Registrar •*
5 C. 8. Anthony*....! ^urfitor
tt J. Whltmore Tf affic Mangr .
7 C. L. Hartwell . . . . ! Gen. Fgl.Agt. .
8 J. R. Watson* ' Gtn. Pass Agt
»G.F.Fo>e« Gen. Bag. Ag..^ "
10 W. M. Anthony. . .As. G. Pa««.il^.! Worcester, Mass.
II E. K. Turner ; VMef Engineer^ Bosion^ Mass.
18F. S.Pratt iPurcA Agent... \ "
13 T. Whluemorc Corp AOir. Ck.\ "
14 Orlando S[ewui't..i9p^.Jfo^.P(Oir«r. I " "
15 H. L. Leach, Jr.. . . \Asst. do. Fitchbarg, Mass.
16 H. A. Pliillip Div. iS'Mpe^i/l^. , Worcester, Masis.
17 J. F. Adams .Div. Superint. . Filchburg, Mass.
18 J. R. Hartwell , Div. Supertnt. . i Boston, Mass.
19 J. W. Biarden \iSup. Cur Dept.
SO F. B. Shipley • Claim Agt. . .
31 L. J. Spaulding ...\Road Master. . .
8ST. J. Dickey Road Master...
88 G. W. Bishop .... Road Master. . .
84 E. P.T.Tourtelotte >//». Mach. Hhs.
86 F. W. Brazier Fm. Car Denrt.
86 F. S. Sanborn. . . . Fm. Car Depit.
87 J. W. Mackie' « »».: Car Accountant
General office, Boston, Mass.
(a) Tunmel />iri«k>/i.— Greenfield to State Line, 44
miles.
1 J. F. Adams ^e/jMri^^nc^ '^.Fitchbnrg, Mass.
8 Geo B. Dadley 1 Station Agent. . JNur. Adauis.Mass.
General office, Boston, Mass.
Locomotive and Car Repair Shops at Charlestown,
Worcester, Fitchbarg, Greenfield, and North Adams.
280 Fllot and P«re Marqaette BR.—
Monroe to Lndlugtoo, 858 miles, with branches, lO^
miles.
1 William W. Crapo. President
8 H. C. Potter i V.-P. AG.Man.
8 H. 0. Potter, Jr." •Sec. <fc Treas...
4 Saniord Keeler^ f^. SuperintencTt..
6 W. F. Poctcr ^AssU Superint.
6 David Edwards* . . i^. GM.AG P. A
1 A. Patriarchs. . . . i Gen. Fgt. Agt..
8G. W. Ledlie'^^'Lli/t/itor
9 F. D. Keeler xPagttMuter
lOT. E.Borden \Rec. Clerk
IIG. G. Cook \Purck. Agent.
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Charledtown, Mas
Athol, Mass.
Charlestown, Mas
Fitchbarg, Ha!<s.
Charlestown, Mas
Boston, Mass.
18 W. B. Sears.
18 L. H. Pines.
Chitf Engineer
Gen, Bag. Agt.
NewBedford.Mas
K.Saginaw, Mich.
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tinu^.
14 W. L. Webber...
ISA. W. Newton
16 T. J. Bat^iwell . . .
17 D. Herbage
18 G. M. Brown
19 Anthony Rose
30 Andrew Germer. . .
21 Nathan Killen....
8-4 Alex. Rathven
*^ tluhn Ross
24 N. lingers
26 William Sutton...
86 J. H. WooUacottii
Solicitor
Land Comm'r.
Master Mech...
Mst. Car Paint.
Road Master .. .
Div. Road Mst.
Div. Road Mst.
Div. Road Mst.
Div. Road Mst.
Div. Road MsL
Div. Road Mst.
Fm. Car Paint.
Car Account t,.
E.Saglnaw, Mich.
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Flint, Mich.
E.Sa^naw, Mich.
Harrison, Mich.
Erart, Mich.
Ladinffton, Mioh.
E. Sagmaw,Micb.
General office, Bsst Saginaw, Mich.
281 Florida Midland BM.— Apopka, east to
a point 25 miles soath of Lake Jessap, 85 miles.
1 Edward Page IPresident jBoston, Mass.
8C. W.Morris \86C. <fc Treas..\ •'
282 Florida Ballway and Navlffation
Company.— H^^tern Division (Jacksonville to
Chattahoochee, 809 miles; Drifton to Monticello, 4
miles; Tallahassee to St. Mark's, 81 miles), 884 miles.
Central Division (Jacksonville to Hart s Road, 88.80:
Fernandina to Cedar Key, 155.50 mile<), 177.70 miles.
iSoutnem Division (Waldo to Wiihlacoochee, 96.86
miles; Wild wood to Tavares, 88.88 miles). 118.59 miles.
Total all divisions, 580.89 miles, with branches, 09 miles.
1 H. R. Duval I Receiver Jacksonville, Fla.
8 John A. Henderson! &s/). Coun^... Tallahassee, Fla.
8 J. H. Thomas* i Treasurer Jacksonville. Fla.
4D. £. Maxwell*...,^^. iSr(i;>07if)^..l »• »•
5T. A. Phillips \Ast. Gen. Supt.,
6 J . W. Bashnell .... C/uef Fngineerl
7 W. G. Coleman. . . ' Gen. Trav. Ag.\
8P. B. Papy \Traffic Mgr....\
9 A. O. MacDonell . I Gen. Pass. Agt. >
10 C.W.Maxwein • ^^.\Car AccounVt. !
Auditor I " »•
Masttr Mech... Fernandina, Fla.
Rd.Mst.AFt.A.\
Road Master. . . Tallahassee, Fla.
Land CommW. Jacksonville, Fla.
G.Bag.dbPurA '* •*
G.W.F.di /'.^.j Louisville, Ky.
Gen. I^thn.Agt.^NiiW York, N. Y.
Fla. Transfer office, 85
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18 L. S. Randolph....
13 C. E. Martin
14 B. M. Burroughs..
15 I.E. Tucker
16 R S. Lukenbill..
17 W. S. Pennington.
18 T. S. Damont
General office, Fernandina,
Wall St., New York, N. Y.
283 Florida Sontliern Bj.— Palatka to
Brooksville, 158 miles; Spars. 10 miles', t.'hariotte Har-
bor Division. 78 milet*; St. John's and Lake Eustis Di-
vision, 49 miles— total, 895 miles.
1 John W. Candler..
8 John R. Hall
8 William L.Candler
4 Frank C^. Brown. . .
5 Sherman Conant. .
6 J. A. Lamard
7 0. W. Bromwell*..
8J. C. Telfera*»»»»
9 W. W. Mitchell' •.
low. P. Couper
11 Edward Avery....
18 H. L. Cargili
13 W. B. Denham...
14 Cleveland Foot
15 W. M. Rntherfori.
16 James S. Jolly
Boston, Mass.
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i Vice-President.
Sec'y <fc Treas.
Ass't Treas
Gen. Manager.. V^XsXktk. Fla.
8upeHnUnd't..\
G.Fgt.dbPs.A.
Auditor
Cashier.
C.E dbLa. Com.
Gen. Solicitor. .
Com Immig'n.
Ass't Supt. . . .
Purch Agent..
Master Mech.. . .
Road Master. . .
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New York, N. Y.
Ft. Mason, Fla.
Rochelle. Fhi.
Transfer office, 40
General office, Palatka, Fla.
Water St., New York, N. Y.
284 Fonda, JTobnatourn and GloTera-
▼llle BB.— Fonda to NorthvUle, 86 miles.
1 W. J. Heacock
8D A. Wells
8 John McNsb
4 Lawton Caten>«* * •
5 G. V. Putnam
6 M. F. Button
President
Vice-President.
Treasurer
Sec'y A Supt..
Master Mech. . .
Gen. Fgt, Agt..
General office, Gloversville, N. Y.
Gloversville,N.Y.
Johnstown, N.Y.
Glover8viIle,N.Y.
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O. p. B&NQg, Preaident B. M. CROSS. SecwUrr, B. B. PB4TT. Ti«unrtr.
THE
DeshaLumber and Planting Coi
MANUFACTUBERS OF
OAUSH, HICKORY, GDManfl ELM LUMBEB
Lumber for Export; Dimension Orders for Bridge am
Car Builders; and Agricultural Implement Manu-
facturers. Plain and quarter sawed White
and Red Oak, Ash and Cum for
Furniture and Finishing.
lills at Arkaosts City, Arkansas. Home Office, Mo. 60 Congress St., Boston, Hasi
D. B. MOBRiaux, atH0rat Ma-aQtr.
C. 8. BUHT, Pretident. WM. L. BURTOS, Secralirr ind Treunirer.
BURTON LUMBER CO.,
BATON BOUGE, LA.
Wc niiikc n i^pcciul feature of Cypress CAB SISIKQ AND K007IV0, Pon
Flooring, Siding and ShinKles. Cypresi i^ the best wood known
for tliesu ])itrp(isoE, by rciiHuii of its great darability
wlicn cxiwBt'd to till' wesuher.
Daily Capacity of If Ilia - 90,000 foct of Lumber, 9O»,O0«
SAMPLBA oil APFLICATtOK.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
9M-M9.
286 Port Madtiioii avd Iforttawestera
Ry.— Fort Maditfoo to CoUett, 45 miles.
1 CharletA.QUcbri«t.
I J. C. Ailee
8M. F. Fairbanks..
4 JotinA.McCormick.
6£. W. Merrill
OL. F. Hantsraan...
I^rfidtnt
Aud HeCitTr,
0,Fgi.APf.A.
lYav^ffr Agent ,
Ft. Madlron, la.
General office, Ft. Madison, Ja.
S86 Fort Wayne, Clnelnoatland Lonla-
Tlllo BB.— Fort Wayne to ConnersvUle, 104 miles ;
Snshville Branch, 94 mites; and
2863 W^Mte UTater RB.— Harrison to Hagers-
town, tt5 miles.
OrncEBs or both Railroads.
lBliJahSmirh«i*...
2P. W. &mith
3 U. Parkman
4 W.Worihlngton»"
6 R. F. Kinuaird . . .
6 8. A. Wikel
7 C. llolTmannS » «...
8T. H. Uaberkom..
ttJohnC. Wagner...
IOC. B.Keller
11 A. 8. Johnson^^..
\l*t>HdefU
SAVFWCAL.
SdbT.WW.HR.
Gen. duperirU..
O.F9.itTk,A.
AsL.G.Fgt.A..
Auditor ,
M.M.FWCAL.
RMFWCALR
^H.M. W. W.RR.
\ Car Account t..
Boston, Mass.
Ft. Wayne, tnA.
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Ft. Wayne, lud.
General offices, Ft. Wayne, Ind.
287 Fort IVortb and I^enver €lty By.--
Opernted from Hodge to Quanali, ItfS miles. iTack laid
8U miles. Grading completed 60 milen from end of
track, and track laid at the rate of 1^ miles per day.
1 Morgan Jones. . . . iPresident iFort Worth, Tex.
2 Thomas W.Pearsall VieePieHaent.\tiiiW York, N. Y.
Treasurer i *' '•
Sec. <ft AuaUor\FoTi Worth, Tex.
8 J. T. Granger. . . .
4 W. A. Ros»« * » • »•
6C. L. Fro»t»
6 W. V. Newlin»«..
7 Geo. Strong' •»»..
8£. M. Alvord
» h:. M. Alvurd
lOM. R.Kiley
Superintendent
O.Fgt. A P. A.
Caskier
Train Master. .
Road Ma»ter. . .
Master Jfech . . .
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General office, Ft. Worth, Tex. Transfer office, 1
Broadway, New York, N. Y.
288 Franklin and Meffantlc BB. -Strong
to Kingfield, 1& miles ; branch, t miles.
1 Samnel W.Sargent. PreH'tent i Boston, Mass.
S Philip H. StubuB* ^ Tru.A Gen.Mg. Strong, Me.
A.SdOFAPA
Caehier
Purch. Agent..
Chief Engineer
Ma^ffV Mech.. . .
Jfift. Cat Rttrti.
General office. Strong, Me.
289 Freehold and New York By.- Free-
hold to Kt yport, 15 miles.
8 (Vacant)
4W. F.P.Fogs:«»T..
6V. B. Mead
6 Frederic Dan forth.
7 William H. Dyer. .
8U. C. Guff
Boeton, Masi*.
Gardintr. Me.
Strong, Me.
1 John S. SchultBe. .
8 J.E. Ralph»»»«w»«
8J.K. Ralph!
4 George T. Lape.. . .
6 C. H. Snedeker. . . .
6 Michael Cannon...
7 M. C. Moouey. . .
PreHderU New York, N. Y.
Sp.,dee A Trs.
0.r..F.AP,A.
Cki^ Engineer
Metr.Car Bldr.
Freehold, N. J.
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Brooklyn, N. Y.
Freehold, N. J.
Maiawan, N. J.
Road Master..
Fm. Ang. Rpr. Freehold, N. J.
General office. 68 Wall St., New York, N. Y. Trans-
fer office. Freehold, N. Y.
290 Fremont. Elkliorn and Mlasourl
Valley BB.
See Chicago and Northwtttem Ry. System.
291 Fulton Connty NarrowGance BB.
— Uarana to Galesbarg, 61 miles.
1 S. H. Mallory.
i HenryPhelps
SD. J.Tbajer.
ayer Secretary.
Pree.A On.Ug.
Vlee-Prteideni
Chariton, la.
Lewistowo. III.
291 Fulton County
^Continued,
If arro'«r*Gance ' BB.
4 Moses Tamer. . . .
6 A. C. Atherton....
6 A. C. Atherton* •.
7 J. D. Temple
R John A. Gray
9 John Mack
[Treaeurer. —
G.S.H.M.PitM
G.Fgt.APs. A.
Auditor
Gen. Solicitor..
Road Masur. . .
Lewistown, lU.
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292 Gainesville and Daliloneaa BB.—
GaineAvilie to Dahluuega, S6 miles.
1 W. P. Price iPttsident iDnhlonegs, Ga.
S C. C. Sanders Vice PrtHdettt. Oainebvflle, Gik.
8 W. 8. Williams. . . . t'teus»rer
4H H.Perry \Secretary
5 J. J. Gaillard Cf.i^f Engineer
Gkneral office, Dahlonega, Oa.
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293 Galveston, Harrlsbnrs
touio WLf.
See Southern Pacific Co,
and St. An-
294 Galveston. Honaton and Hender-
son BB.
See Missouri Pacific Ry.
295 Galveston, Sabine and ^t. liouls
By.— Longricw Junction to Taium, 31 milei*.
1 John M. Duncan. . /f^«it?er jTyler, Tex.
President..
V.-P. A G.M.
\Sec. db Tttas..
^Master Mech...
Road Muettr . .
New York, N. Y.
Longview, Tex.
New York, N. Y.
Longview, Tix.
2Nel»ouS. Baton.
3 Richard J. Evans..
4 Edwin 8. Larchar.
5D. D. Piukham....
6 J. V. Alexander. . .
7 R. J. Evans I Consult. Eng. .
8 Brad. Barner \PrtAdent
9 James Turner. . . . Vict-President .
10 J. H. Cutcher. . ..\Secrefary
11 Peter Vandewater.| (7Ai</' Angineet
General office, Longview, Tex. Locomotive and Car
Repair Shops at Longview, Tex.
296 Geneva, Ithaca and Sayre BB.
See Lehigh Valley RR.
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Georgetown to Laue*s, 87 mile:*.
Lane's BB.—
1 E. F. Vt-rdery
•iP. E.Twiggs
ST. M. Emrrson. ..,
4T. W. Brfghtman.
Receiver Augusta. Ga.
Sttpt. (t 7y<!;<w. lGetir;ret«>wii, 8.C.
Ge/f.P.diF.A.
Auditor.
Wilmingion.N.C.
Georgetown, s».C.
General office, Georgetown, 8. C.
298 Georc>ii Aasoclated Traffic Ijii»es«
couBifting of thefollowiu;; raiin>ads and their branch-
es: Western and AUantic, Central of Georgia, Georgia.
Soath Carolina, Port Ruynl and Augusta, Atlanta airfl
West Point, Western of Alabama, Brunswick und
Western.
1 Joseph M. Brown.
2G. A. Whitehead..
8E. R. Dorsey
4 Charles B Barman
STbos. McGill
6 Frank E. Drake. . .
7 Geo M. Brown
8 W. H. Trezf vant. .
9 J. T. Hosford
1(» Joseph W. White.
11 Cbas. B. Walker...
12 J. P. Beckwith....
18 W. H. Lucas
14 David Barwald...
16 James Maloy
16 8. L. Rogers
\Gen. F. AP.A.'
, Gtn. F. A P. A.
\ Gen. F. A P. A.
\ Gen. West. Agt.
I Gen.N. W. Agt.
1 Gen. S. W. Agt.
I&). En. Agent., ^
I Gen. So. Ageni\
\Gen. T.P.Agt.l
I Gen. T. P. Agt.
\7Yav. Pass Agt.
\Fla.Fgt. Agent
Fla.Pass Agtni
; Trav. Agent. . .
Pass. Agent
'Pass. Agent....
Atlanta. Ga.
Savannah. Ga.
AugUhta Oa.
Cincinnati, O.
Chicago, 111.
Kunnas Cliy, Mo.
Atlanta, Ga.
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Augusta, Ga.
Atlanta. Ga.
Jacksouville,Fhi.
Atlanta, Ga.
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299 Georgria Ball road. -Augusta to Atlanta,
171 miles, with branches, 186 miles.
IC.H. Phiniry
S John W. Green* ..
8W. T.Richards* ».
4 S. A. Hemphill
President ^Augusta, Ga.
Gen. Manager.
Treasurer. ...
Superinienderit
(6)
See note of explanation on first page.
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Manufacture Goods for Railroad Cars.
BURGESS TAPESTRIES
(New Designs),
Berth Curtains, Etc.
SPECIAL DESIGNS MADE TO ORDER.
B. L SOLOMON'S SONS, Selling Agents,
Union Square and i6th Street,
NEW YORK.
Full Line of Railroad Plusties
». AL'WAYS IN STOCK.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OP RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
299 Georicia Railroad- CbnMnuecT.
5 E. R. Dorsey* \ Gen. F.S P. A.
6 8. W. Wilkes....
7 Carlton Htllier«»«.
8Joha8. C(>ok
9W. G. Middleton..
lOT. M. Praval. ...
11J.R. Collier.. . ..
UH. Wilklna
18 J. B. JobnBon
14John W.Bell
15 W. M. Robinson..
16 L. P. James
17J.W. Fielder' •".
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Auditor
MasUr Afech...
For.Maeh.8hop
Matt. Oar B'r.
Mast. CarFr.
Boad Matter. .
FueiAfferU
TVaek Superv. .
TVadc Huperv..
Bridge i9igMn7.lJamee, Oa
Car ^ccoMiUX.'Aiigasta, Qa.
Angnsta, Ga.
Atlanta, Oa.
Harlem, Ga.
CoviiifTton, Ga.
General office, Augusta, Ga.
See also Georgia Associated Traffic Linm,
300 Oeorffla, Midland and Guir BR«—
Colombus, Ga., northeast to Athens, ItiO mllea, of
which 9S miles, Columbus to McDoiiough, are oadar
construction and track laid upon 40 miles of same.
Gauge, 4 ft 9 in.
Columbus, Ga.
New York, N.Y.
Columbus, Ga.
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1 G. G. Jordan \President
:i J.B. Qranniss \Viee-PresideiU
8M. B. Gray .Sec. & TVeas. . .
4W. 8. Greene \ Chief Ung ....
This roud \* being built by a corporation known as
the Georgia Midland Cont>truction Co., having the fol*
lowing ottlcers: G. G. Jordan, President, I'olumbus,
Ga: James B. Grsnnij's, Vice-President. New Yorjc,
N. Y.; M. E. Gray, Treas. and Supt., Columbus, Ga.
301 Georsla Paclflc Ry.
See Richmond and DanvUU System.
802 Georgre'a Crook and Cnmborland
Rtt«— Cumberland to New Detmold Mine, SO miles,
with branch, 6 mili*s; and
302a Ponnaylirania RR.^ In Maryland.
— Cnmberiaud lo Pennsylvania State Line, tf miles.
OrricEBs or Both Railroads.
I Henry Loverldge. . . ' President 'New York, N. Y.
% Gardner P. Lloyd.. . ; Vice-Pres dfe T. .
8 W. de L. Walbridge \SecreUiry
Gen. Manager..
Chief engineer
Masl.nf Trans..
Road Master .
Mast, of Mach.,
Foreman qf R,
Broad vray. Transfer office, 1
4 J. A.MillholUnd...
5 J. P.Gaflncy
6 B. D. Mareau
7 A. P. Seeley
8 ThomHS McCann. . .
9 Daniel Haggerty...
General office, 35
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Cumberland, Md.
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308 Gettyabars and Harrlsburs RR.—
Hunters Run to Gettysburg, 22 miles.
1 J. C. Puller President
S John M. BuUer* * i Treas. & Sec. . .
8 W. H. Woodward* ^.Gtn. Si/ut
4 A. B. Lehman ChUf Engineer
5 John Chnstman
tf John Puller..
Foreman L. R.
Foreman C. R.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Carlisle. Pa.
General office, Carlisle, Pa.
304 Grafton and Groonbrlor RR«—
Grafton to Philippi, 24 miles. Under construction from
Philippi, south to iieliugton, 12 milea, and track laid 6
milea.
1 John Br.*id8haw
2J.B. Hall
8G. W.Gall.Jr
4J. H Glasscock...
5G. M. Whitescarver
6U.Granis*«*"'"*
President
Vtce-President.
Treasurer
Secretary
Gen. Manaqer.
A.tA.AdtPaym
nrafton, W. Va.
Philippi, W. Va.
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805 Grafton Centro RR* -Grafton to Grafton
Centre, 8 mile^.
1 B. P. Usher
2 A. A. Howe
3 A. G. Morse
4 Geo. M. Newton.
^President
Treasurer
Secretary
Superintendent
Boston, Mass.
Grafton, Maas.
Boston, Man.
Grafton, Mass.
806 Grand Rapids and Indiana
80$ Pennsylvania System.
807 Grand 9oniliom Railway of Nour
Rrnnawlck.— DeMiUc Junction ^to St. Stephen, 81
miles; branch, .2 miles.
St. George, N. B.
1 Thomas Barry .
2 Hugh Ludgate.
8JohnO'NeTU...
4 J. N. Greene...
6 J. E. Lynott . . .
6P. W. Holt.. .
7 Thomas Logan .
8 P. W.Holt
9 John Plinton . .
President
Tieasurer
Secretary
Gen. Manager.
Gen.'Ikt.Agt..
Supt. A Fat. A.
Mast: Mechahic
fi.vg. A Supt B.
RoadMaster . . .
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308 Grand Tower and Carboadalo RB.
^Orand Tower to Carbundale, 24 milea.
1 E. A. Hitchcock.. ^President 1 St. Louis, Mo.
2 O. L Garrison.. \V.'Pres. & Tr.\ " **
3 Joseph D Peters* * . \Sec. A Supt.. . . lOarbondale, HI.
4S L.Sherer.
6 John Lewis.
Purch. Agent... at. Louis, Mo.
Mast. Mechanic Mi. Carbon, 111.
6 J. P. Poster. \Auditor. |St. Louis, Mo.
Repair Shops at Mt Carbon, 111.
General office. Grand Tower, 111. Transfer office, St.
Louis, Mo.
309 Grand Trunk Ky.— Main Line : Portland
to Detroit, 861 miles; Niagara Falls to Windsor, 280*
miles ; Port Brie to Glencoe, 145 miles. Total mUeage,,
with branches, 2,918 miles.
General office, Montreal, Can.
BxBCUTiYS OrricsRs.
1 Henry W.Tyler...
2 Charles L. Young.
3 J. B. Renton
Pr€sldtni iBdmonton,
Vice- President. Vkjoni&on^ Bug.
Secretary | ** **
OmciALs or the Ststsm.
1 Joseph Hickson . .
2 L. J. Seargeanr.. . .
8 Wm. Wain Wright.
4 C. Percy
6 Robert Wright....
6 H. Read
7 T. B. Hawson
8 J. P.Walker
9 H. W. Walker....
10 N.J. Power
11 Thomas Tandy. ..
12 Wm. Edgar
18 John Taylor
14 G. R. Nash
15 H. K. Ritchie
16 J. G. Hunt
17 John Bell, Q.C. ..
18 Geo. Macrae, Q.C.
19 E. W. Meddaugh .
20 Hon. A. A. Strout.
21 J. W. Loud -j
22 Edmund Wraffge..
23 Dr. T. A. Rodger.
Gen. Manager.
Traffic MoH...
Asst Manager.
Ass'ttoGtriMan
Treasurer
Afs't Tteas
Trc^fflc Aud. . . .
Assf. Traf. Au.
Accountant . . .
Asst. AccounCt
Gen. Fgt. Agt..
Gen. Pas. Agt. .
Gen Storekeep.
Ass't Storekefy.
Stationy Agt. . .
CarDistribu: .
Solicitors. .
Thr. Tr. Gen. {
F.A.(,W. D.) '
Local Mgr
Chf. Med. Qffic.
Division OrncxBS.
Montreal, Can.
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Hontreal, (^e. .
Detroit, Mich.
Portland, Me.
Detroit. Mich.
Toronto, Ont.
Montreal, Qpe.
24 James Stephenson,
^ Grand Tr. East of Toronto. )
Grand Tru. Midland Div. vMontreal,Oan;
GrandTr.N.lAv. W.of Tor. )
25 C. Stiff, Supt.G. T. So. IHv. W.of Tor. Hamilton, Ont.
26 A. B. ^twater, Supt. Mich. Div., BatUe Creek, Mich.
27 J. Bell, Ass't Supt. Champlain Div.
28 R. Hay, Ass'l Supt. Eastern Ditidon.
29 J. M. Riddell, Ass't Supt. Central &, Midkmd Dim.
80 W. R. Tlffln,i4«. A\ G. T. S. D. W. oT 7V)r.,Stratford,Oot.
31 Robert Larmonr, Asst Supt. G. T. So. Div. W. (ifTor.,
London, Ont.
82 W. J. Morgan, Local Supt. Mich. Div , Detroit, Mloh.
38 J. McFadzean, Local Supt., Point Edward, Ont
Track Department,
84 E. P. Hannaford. . I Chi^fE. G. T. /)" Montreal, One.
85 Jos. Hobson | Chief E. G. W.D, HamUton, Ont.
See note of expUmation on first page,
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DttlORTH, PORTER & CO., Limited
RAILROAD AND BOAT
SPIKES
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H. E. COLLINS & CO.,
Iron Ore, Pig Iron, Steel Rails,
STEEL BLOOMS, BILLETS AND SLABS.
Open Rails, Crop Ends, Muck Bars. Open-Hearth Melting
Stock and Scrap Iron.
om, 34 Lewis Block, Pittsburgh, Pa.
POOR'S DIBECTOET OF RAILWAY OFFICIALB.
3M Ontad Tr«nk Br--
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Oanltnuid.
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M AnilnwBanis... iB.of 3foalreiil\}li>atnt'i.C*B.
5t Aaait Wiprtr(in<«(.— Travelling Aodlton : Johi
HigKln bottom, Hut; Upton. Al«i. Pruai,
M ■■tlarf C<7«rfm*n(.-Df[ialjr BtoM Ksepen : Wm
W.I1 'Montreal. Qoe. : D. P. Conn, Poriltnd
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no Joa.Wtalto...
r«l. Quo.
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(iTi.A.C»rUw ...iCailiiiT iToronio, One.
W C B. BuntI ILoeal Trtat. ..iPonlMid, He.
Inmrand and Proridtnt Socirtu-
M II D. Moore I Ac. 4 I>WM.. I Montreal.
fhiperannualUm and FrotldenI Fund AimclatliM.
70 T. B, H>ir»n.... \SicnlaTf I UuDttMl.
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t W.J.Momn....
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Mtri. Oipt....
0tn. sttnktv-
BMltaCr'k Uieb.
CbiciEo. III.
DalralL MIcb.
Cblcaco, ill.
Nlw York. N.T.
■ugh.. SMeilor.
tea. ItaCrolL Hlcb., and Chlcaoii, 111.
a, Detroit, Mlcti., and Now TorkTR.T.
Detroit to Onnd IlaTSi
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, IHontreal. Can.
' ! i Detroit, Ukh.
..'iTraf.ilaiiagfr.CtitettO. '■
.. Au'lGn.F.A.Titt'o[t,1li
, AfrGat.F.A. Ctitago, l...
l(^ W. E. Davlji. ... Hm.^.rfr.Aff/
11 W.P.Smltli OenKn.P.Alfi.IitwYlltk.tl.^.
IS n. C. Upd<t>Dgb... Otn.Wn P. .«p(. Milwaukee Win.
I OeorfiD Maaaou.
. Bag. Agi. I
'. Sltth. sa'pi.'.'.'/
7 Qeorge Jerome. .
Oentral oDlce, Detroit. Ulcli.
3 I Green 9^7, ITInona, >nd Bt. Paal
BR.— areenBajtoManhland, K" -"— ■ >'—'■'*—
.\FTfHdenl...
»amnal Sloan . .
OaUD Campbell ,, .\i,mirai .iiun..
S Tbeodore Btarge*..|j<(e. <f T^mt.
' ~ W. ChaiDplor" "■- ~ ' ' "
aen.Ffil.AP.Atit<^B Bay, WU.
Fenwick JToffH- JfecA. . . ■' ■*
RoMlter |5uptBrtrfBf»..]Ne'nLondoii,Wla.
1 lOeneral offlce Oreen Ba^. Wla. FIdidcUI AEnntr.
64 Wall Bt., New York. N. Y.
311 are«nllekNarrow-CI>IIBeKr>— Oreea-
let Junellon 1o Monnt Vernon Mluei-, ».& mlliw.
D, H. Perahiil)! . . Iftw. <« Grn. S. Slanffet 8fn, Pa.
. Natb. HIlea 'Hk i. Trtat. .,Bco[tdale. Pa.
SUavUWhita Dio. Supt !
Oenenl oMce, Scottdale. Pa.
Btiwleta and JtrhaBOOvllla Bj.—
jJohnson.llle, IBmllta.
W. D. Robertaon ..|ftvfl*IB( . ... .Sonth Argyle .N.T
UHThomi
Viet.PrtHatnt.'f
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3 WebalerBnvder.
4 W.9.D«»l»"""i
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Sk. a Trial . .
fl William H.HaMera
7 J. M. Btei
10 W. J.SbprDiu
11 JohnW.TIiurn
11 W.U. Rellly...
1. Fal.Aal..
.nt'lOmFglA.
Ckiff Kngl^ia
A.sl rh/. Eag.
i.Tet
n. MaH(.
Oalverlou. Tex.
lensral oSce, Oalveiton. TSK,
IIS OiiiraDdNlil|>l>lao4BB.-CAm[dWed
m Rlpler. Hlpi.. to New Albany, Him.. SO mllca.
der conMrnction I ram New AlbaDy to
si projected lengih, milca.
V, H. Hardy 'Pr^dinl IWploy, Mlaa.
f.C. F*ji]kDa....\ Vlc*-Pr*tiatat.\ •'
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6i>
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SmrM(3tH <& J3©ttl:^£JSC.
Aifrs* of
Fine l^aittva^ Varmsftes^
in durGi6Uitt|«
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POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFPiaALS.
81ft-839.
815 Golf and Ship Island WLM.-CkwUnved.
8 William Henry . . . \S«cr*tary iRipIey, MiM.
TVeiuur^r " *•
Chi^ EngineerlUobUe, Aim.
AmsI A»H7i40^. McridiaD, Mist.
SuperinUndeni-Biplej, MiM.
5 L. D. Brown
ft J. Webb....
7
General office, Ripley, Mies.
IVeatern Tc
and Paeillc
816 Golf,
Set SotUhMrn Pacific ComjKUiy.
8 IT Haneoek and Calnmet BR .—Hancock
to Calomet, 14 mile* ; Junction to Lake Linden, 8
mile*.
New York, N.T.
It
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1 Henry 8. Ivee \PreHdent
8 f^hrletopher Meyer.; Vice-President,
8 H. 8. Ogden U*^. and Trttu.
4 C. A. Wrigtit ' Otneral Man . . ;Hancock, Mich.
General office. Hancock, Mich. Tranafer Agency, 86
Nasfau 8t., New York City.
818 Hannibal and Si. JTosepli BR*
Sm Chieaffo^ Burlington and Quincy BB,
819 Hanover Brancli
to Hanover, 8 miles.
-North Abington
1 E. Y. Porrr Prw. O. M. <t A'S. Hanover. Maaa.
S Albert Calver Trtaturtr Rockland, MaM.
8 C. T. Phillips I Clerk *<. Hanover, Mass.
4 H. Maslathhn i Chiff EngineermtJioyeT, Mass.
5 R. A. Joaselyn . . . . i/(urtor J/«eA . . . '
li Jeremiah Qriflen . . \Boad Master. . . |S. Hanover, Mass.
General office. South Hanover, Mass.
8S0 HanoTfr jrnnctlon, Hanover and
Getiyabnrc RR«
See Western Maryland BB.
821 Harrlabnrg: and Potomac BB.—
Bowmansdale to Sbippensbarg, 88 m.; branchop, 6 miles.
1 Thomas W.Ahl....
% Aabnry Dertand. . . .
8 John Is. Wootten..
4R.H. Middleton.. .
SH. K.Nichols
6 J. Lowrle Bell
7C. G. Hancock
8 William Wilson...
9L. D. Gntschall....
President
Sec. db Treas . .
General Man..
SvperintendH. .
Ctti^ Engineer
thn.Tyqf.Mgr.
BoillngSpr*g8,Pa.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Roilin^pr*g8,Pa.
Philadelphia. Pa.
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it •»
Gen.P.AT Agt
Boad i#«fa^...jBowmansdaIe,Pa.
Mast. Mech !Boiling9pr*8S,Pa.
General office. Boiling Springs, Pa.
8SS Hartford and Conivectlcnt Valley
BB.— Hartford to Fenwick, 48 miles.
New Haven. Ct.
Middletnwn, Ct
Hartford, Ct.
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New Haven, Ct.
Hartford, Ct.
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1 George H. Watroas I President .. ..
8 Samael Babcock. . Vice-President.
« W. C. Brainard" * S T. dt O. T.A.
4 C. 8. Davidson .... Superintend* t.
ft C. Rockwell Gen. Fgt. Agt,
8 A. D. Chapln' •♦ tiilA O. F. Agt. I
7 G. D. Warren ' Supt.qf Bridges
8B. R. Loomis Boad Master ..\
9R. N. Dowd Pureh. Agent..]
in JohnHonney,Jr. ,Sup Mot. Pow.l
11 O. C. Lackey F. Mack, sfto/js^
18 J. A. Whittemore. '■ For. Car Shops. \
General office, Hartford, Conn.
8^8 Hartford and €onneettent Western
•—Hartford to Rhinecliff, 106 miles.
New Haven, Ct
Hartford, Ct.
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1 William L Q\\\itn\President
8 William H.Bamnm; V.-President. . .
8 R. R. Beardnley* *.,Sec. A Treas...
4 E. Mc^Teill* sS.AG.F. Agt.
6 Walter Pearce* » 'i Get^. Pass. Agt.
8 R. P. Martin Uwrf. of F.Aee.
7 A. J. Bronghel — 'Mast. Mechanic
8 James Keenan ; Boad Master. . .
9 W. H. Merrill IHv. B. Master.
10 Chas. H. Keen .... F. Bepr. Shops.
General office, Hartford, Conn.
Hartford, Cr.
Lime Rock. Ct
Hartford, Ot
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W. Wtnated, Ct
Rhiucchif . N. Y.
Hartford, Ct
8S4 Havana, Rantonl and Baatem
— Wvst Lebanon to Le Roy, 76 milts.
385 Hecla and Torcli Lake BB.— Heela
Mine to Torch Lake, 6 miles ; branches, 1 mile.
1 Alexander Agaaaia. President.. . .
2C. W. Seabnry.. . . Treasurer..
8 H. K. Cole. .^ Secretary....
4 W. A. Chtlds , Gen. Manager..
6 L. 8. Woodbury. . . .; Chi^ Eng..
Boston, Mass.
Calnmet, Mich.
General office, Calnmet, Mich,
ton, Mass.
Transfer office. Boo*
826 Herkimer, ffewnort and Poland
(N.G.) Bj.— Herkimer to Poland, 17 milee.
1 Edward M. Bnms^.. i¥f«.<ft(7M.Jf..|Middlevil)e^.T.
8 8teph. R.Millington| Fke-iVwridAif. Poland, N. Y.
8 George H. Thomas*. Treasurer 'Middleville, N.T.
4 Thos. E. Merritt* \ Secretary Newport, N. Y.
5 Albert Wilber Sup. db C. Eng. Herkimer. N. Y.
6 Anson W. Phillips. iJra^^mzrifacA.. Middleville, N.Y.
General office, Newport, N. Y.
8*i7 Hlbernla Mine
beniia Mine, 5 miles.
BB.— Rockaway to Hl-
1 George Richards. . .
8 J. Wesley Pnllman.
8 George R. Miller...
Pres.d'Gen.M.
Sec. dt lYeas. . .
Gen, Supl
General office, Rockaway,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Dover, N. J.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Rockaway, N. J.
N. J. Transfer office.
828. Hobartand Hanletee Blver BB«—
Hobart to Manistee Kiver, 9 miles.
1 John Canfleld i Presitlent. . . .
2 E. D. Wlieeler SfC. it Treas .
8 H. W. Marsh Superintend' t.
General office, Manistee, Mich.
Manistee, Mich.
Hobart, Mich.
829 Hoonac Tunnel and Wllmlnffton
BB.— Hoosac Tannel to Readsooro, 11 miles.
1 D. H. Newton [President
8 Moses Newton ' Vice-President.
8 John C. Newton. . . I Tre^i*. <lt G. M.
4Anson B. Cross \Stcretary
Holyoke, M
General office, Readeboro, Vt.
Repair Shops at Readsboro, Vt.
Readsboro, Vt
Locomotive and Cfer
. 880 Hopkins BB.— Projected from Bnrlii^-
toii, la., to Golconda. Hi., 900 miles ; graded betwetn
Gillespie ana Scottsville, 111., 80 miles, and 8 miles of
track laid.
President
Vice-President.
Seeretaty
Treasurer.,..
ScotUville. 111.
Staunion, 111.
CarlinviUe, 111.
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1 James Walker. . .
2W. C.Shirley....
8 L. C. Glesener. . . .
4 Milton McClure..
6W. P. Garis \CM^ Eng ....
6 J. A. McClare, JT...\7yans/er Agt..
General office, Carliov.Ue, 111.
381 Hot SprJnse BB.- Malvern to Hbt
Springs. 25 rollea
1 J. Reynolds Pres. «f G. M.
9 J. Revnolds Sec. d Treas. .
8 J. N. Conger*
4M.N. Pierce'*.,
ft Leonard Finlay.
6 George Worley. .
SAitGF.itTA
Auditor
Master Mech. . .
Boad Mcuter. . .
IChicago, III.
Hot Springs, Ark.
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Malvern, Ark.
832 Houaatonie BR. -Bridgeport to State
Line. Mass., 74.48 miles; branches, &1.96 miles.
1 WiUiamH.Barnum.
9 C. K. Averill* «
8 Henry A. Bishop...
4 W. II. Wilkinson...
6H. D. Averill*
6 H. C. CogswelP ■.. Gen. Fgt. Agt..
7 H. W. Watson •Auditor
President
TYeas. db Sec. . .
Superintend" t..
Div. SupL . .
Gen. Tit Agt
Lime Rock, Ot.
Brid^port, Ct.
Danbnry, Ot.
Bridseport, Ct.
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71
THE RAILWAY
LIBHTING & HEATING
CO.,
119 SOUTH FOURTH ST..
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
This system of lighting furnishes the most
brilliant and uniform light at a cost of about
one-eighth that of coal gas, and accomplishss
thorough ventilation. No gas -"works or fixed
plant required. Full description will be furnished
on application.
Railroad officers and others interested are
invited to correspond with the company for
further information, especially as to w^here and
when cars lighted by this system and running in
regular service can be seen.
The Railway Lighting and Heating Co.,
119 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
i«hiil,a.i>jsil.i?h:i A., fa..
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
332 Hoasatoiile WtWi.—CkmHnk4d.
SHamaelOreer.
N. SlinrUnd .
10 W.H. White..
11 W. F. Smith..
RoadMojUir..,
Matter M€ch...
Train Matter..
Div. F^. Agt..
¥tX\M ynia«e. CL
Bridgeport. Ct.
So.Norwalk, Ct
\a) Dnnbury and Konoaik />ivMafi. •Dan bury to
Wiieon Point, 97 miles ; with branchet, 10 miles.
1 K 8t. J, lAokwoodl Prttidenl |Nnrwalk« Ct.
Dsnbory, Ct.
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i i Tissi. H. Merritt. . . | F.-P. <ft Aud.
3 Harrey Willlnms. . . SfC. <* Trea*. .
4 Henry A. BUhop.. ' Gen. Supl.. ..
Tt Chan. M. Cmwtord. ^Superinf^nd't.
tt Claris P. LAne ; Train Matter.
Bridgeport. Ct.
So. Norwalk. Ct.
i Bridgeport, Ct.
General office, HonJ>atonic RR., Bridgeport, Ct. :
Corporate office, Danbury and Norwalk RK., Danbnry,
<*t.
333 HonatoB B«lc HR.— Around the city
limits of Houston, Tex., 80 miles.
I R H. Harrison. .. ^PreHdent Columbus, Tex.
tf Jacob B. Fi«ber \84c. <t Trta$ .. Houston, Tex.
Oeneral office, Columbus, Tex.
334 KonatoB, Ka«tand ITeat Texas Iftj*
—Houston to Lpfansport, IW miles.
1 M. O. Howe. ...^ Receiver.
3T.W.House«<»»»/Ytf. <ft Trean..
«R. P.Hill VUe-Preeident.'
4 Rngene Dsrgan<..^to.(ft Auditor.
5 J. C. Marthews . . . . ■ Supfrintend' t .
6 R. 8. Collins ^O.F.AP. Agt
7 K. A. Campbell.. . . Ma$t. MeefL.. ..
H C. Sbelawa Manfer Car B'r
9J. C.Hill T. D. eft'/?. Te.
10 J. L. Walsh Road Master...
II P. Gaul BoadMatter...
(a) Shrewporf and HcutUm J?i?.--Shreyeport to Lo-
i^ansport, 40 miles.
Houston, Tex.
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1 B. L. Bremond .
SM. G.Howe...
4 R. 8. Collins...
President
Oeneral Man..
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Shreyeport, La.
Houston, Tex.
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General offices. Houston, Tex.
335 Honaton and Texas Central Rj.—
Hoosion to Red Rtrer City, 845 miles ; branches, 177
miles ; and
836 Texas Central Rj.— Ross to Albany. 177
miles ; North Eastern Division, 63 miles.
OrnoBRB or boto R^xlboaos.
1 Nelson 8. Easton snd James Rlntoul, of New York,
N. Y., and Charles Dillingham, of New Orleans. La.,
Joint Receivers for Houston and Texas Central RR
% B. G. aark. of Houston, Tex., and Charles Dilling-
ham, of New York, N. Y., Joint Receivers for Texas
Central Ry.
3 A. C. Hutchinson..
4H Hall«T«
5 E. W. Care* < • >•.
6 W. Cameron
7 G. A. Qninlan
8D. AUen
9 A. H. 8wan»on*...
10 A. Fuilkner«
It L. A. Daffin
15 Daniel Ripley. ...
18 C. P. Huntington..
14B.Hawley
16 L. H. Nutting
16R.H. HIU
17 L. C.Noble
18 James McGee. ...
1fR.M. Elgin
SOL Cohen
ilB.B.Alien»
President
Sec. <t Auditor.
TYe€Uurer
Ass't Treas
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En.A8NW.Br
G. Transp, M..
O. P. A T. A..
Tr, M. y. JHv.
Oen.Fgt.Agt,.
\0. Agt. for Co.
Oen. East. Agt.
\Eatt.Pat.Agt.
\8o. Pat. Agt...
Master Meek...
Matt. Car BTr,.
Land Agent —
Sfupt.qf Teteg.
Car Aeeounta't
New Orleans, La.
Houston, Tex.
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Waco, Tex.
Houston, Tex.
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Houston, Tex.
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tem*— Continued.
(a) Fort Worth and New Orieans J?J?.— Fort Worth
to Waxahachle, 41 miles.
1 C.Dilllngfaam [President
8 A. H. Swnnaun....\ Vice-President.
8 & W. CaTe , Ac. <jt Treas...
33 T Hnnieaton and SbenandoaM RR
Hnmeston to Shenandoah, 118 miles.
1 W. W. BsAdw\n.... Presitient Burll^on, la
8 James F. How ' Treasurer SL Louin, Mo.
8 J. H. Ells* «•!•.... As. T. it ^vcl. Clarinda. la.
4 Ersktne C. Murphy ' ^. .If. <ft <S^ . . .
6 H. 8. Nel-on< O.F.SP. Agt.
6 J. 8 Hazen Master Mech. .
7 David McOreery . . . , Road Master. . .
8B. P. Griffin Train Master..
9 A. HanreyY • >» Car AccounVt..
General office, Clarinda, la.
338 Rnntinsdonand Broad Top Monn*
tain RR.— Hnutingdon to Mt. Dallas, 46 milvs, with
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Clarinda, la.
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branches, 19 miles.
IB. A. Kniffht \Pretident
i J. P. Donaldson*. . . \8ec. 4 TYeas. . .
8 G. F. Gase>M«»Mii{ (Tm. Manager..
4 John Fulton i Consult. Engr.
5 William Bsrkla ...\MasterMecA...
6 S. B. Knight >P.M.ft-P.A..
7 H. A. Lewis ^Road Master. . .
8 E. C. Fritchey Su/ft. Bridges. .
General office, Philadelphia, Pa.
339 Illinois Central Kyatem.— Main Line,
Chicago to New Orleans, 919 miles; Centralla to Sionx
City snd Mona. 748 miles— total length of main line,
branches, etc., 8,160 miles.
Hnntlngdoo, Pa.
Johnstown, Pa.
Saxton. Pa.
Philsdelphia, Pa.
HunUngdon^^Pa.
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1 James C. Clark...
SStuTTSsant Fiih...
8E. T. H. Gibson...
4 John Dunn ,
6E. T. Jeffcry.. .
8M. C. Markbam.
Chicaso, HI.
New York, N.
President
Viee-P.iltTyeas.
Secretary
Ass.toPresidentChicaigo^ SI.
Oen.Manager.
. Asst. to O. M.
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7 B.F.Ayera AI.L.);GWi.&>/irltor. iChicaco.Ul.
8 Jas. Fentress (8 L)i Oen. Solicitor. . |New Orleans, La.
AccN>innnife DBPAimiaMT.
Gen. iliMf</or.. I Chicago, 111.
Ft. Auditor....,
Pass. Auditor..^
Car Account^..,
Trav. Auditor.*.
Atst. Trav. ^u.< Water Val., Mias.
9 J. C. Welling..
10 F. Fairman....
n A. D. Joslhi. . .
19 B. M. Horton.
18J. F.Titus... .
14W. Q. Cole....
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16 Henry De Wolf....
16 B. Moe
17 R 8. Charles
18 John Watkins....
Chicago, 111.
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Paymaster. . .
LocalTreaeurerC^eYi Orleans, La.
Asst. Pay MaU.\
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19 C. A. Beck
80 Henry Schlacks...
91 OranOtt
t9T. J. Hudson
88 J. G.
Chicago, 111.
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Pureh. Agent .
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8upt. Sou, L. . .New Orleass, La.
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84 A. H. Hansen
86 Horace Tncker,
96 W. E. Keepers,
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97 D. B. Morey....-
88 J. W. Coleman...
Gen.Pass.Agt.. Chicago, 111.
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New Orleans, La.
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MONARCH
PALACE CAR COMPANY,
INCORPORATED 1886.
General Offices:
No. 315 MADISON AVENUE, CORNER 42(1 STREET.
(Opposite Grand Central Depot.)
This Company has exclusive control cf the pat-
ents embracing the novel design of combining in
0:KE car elegant REYOLVIKG CHAIRS for DAY
USE and COMFORTABLE SPRUNG BEDS for
night use. Also of the patents covering the oon-
s traction of the well-known MOJ^ARCH PALACE
OBSERVATION CAR ''YMIRr
OFFICERS:
H. K. BAKER, President New York.
D. N. COATS, Vice-President "
C. J. GRAY, Treasurer «
G. LE VE, Superintendent "
W. F. RAY, Division Agent Springfield, Mass.
W. L. HEYSINGER, Division Agent Evansville, Ind.
E. L. MARMION, Division Agent New Orleans, La.
F. A. H A N AFORD, Division Agent St. Augustine, Fla.
POOR'S DIR&CTORT OF BAILWAT OFFICIALS.
SBfi minola Csntral Bralsm-TVcuflc Dtpar.
MOeo.W. Chellal,.l.^M■(«.^.A|7(..(NBwO^I^«Il^ L
»B. A. Wlnler ifl*«. JJa?. Xfl/. Chic»eo, III.
-818. B. McCnnnkn.. llitntml Aoml'TSw Oiieuii, Li
ttFttMiDmggj 'mil OmimW Cblcvo, til.
nA.SImuwi '.SlaHnner " "
M L. P. MorahaiiM.. iZViT yljHiif . " "
»T. K. Kdwkrd \L<imbir aoOc.A "
MJ.P, Roberta 'inirSMe | ■■
Dirmon Bufibiktiiiiimmti.
STA.W. Ba11lT>D Cltli!. Dlt ^Cilro, HI.
» J. W. Seyaoor.... AHt.Cllie. IHt.: " "
aajno.C Jacob*.... .Vo. Mv AinboT, III.
WD.S.Ballaj Aial.So.niv ,
41 Wm. WllkIn»n.,.;Agrlng>^Ms. SnifDiDcId, III.
41B.L.Fnebla. KiddSBie,.. I^tiaclll.
« O. H. StMrni. . . ^ ; '^^^JOJJj^JII- Drb.M. Wl..
"" "'" — ..l/ON-o «l». iDnhDqoe.I*.
«?■. W, Qnioibr
« Bonce W. CMrke. .tfiM. n«
4TJ. M. Tnrnar /», <fi rasB r*.
4BJ.B. Kfrmp C.A.aX.BB.
MW.Rsoaba* iJrnafr JToct...
;jui»o
reneb..
..i.Viuf Car A... I
..Suit. Biidgm..}
aitpl.T;l.g,.. '
SSC.S.JnoM _,,....,....,
-M Oeori-e U. Dagan. Supt, Teleg iJackaoD, Tom
U rratn Xatlert.-O. A. Bem. Cblcoaa, 111.: J C.
Branksr Champilgn. III.; O. W. BatLtr. Cairo, 111.:
A-i. Poland. AmbOT, III.; W.F.Jacob-. Amboj, 111.:
0. A. Holt, Clinton. Ill ; C. K, Dlion, J, C. Wcilfall,
Watarloo, la.; J. S. McNvll. Fort Dorige, ■>.: A. B.
BUlngion, Jackfon. Tenii.: M. D. ViefElnF, Watn Val-
llf, Hta».l W. B. ntalMIrlclE, HcComb. HIiil
M Bond Mailm.-J. M. Ilinlrv, Champalm. 111.; T.
C. BpaldlDK. rbltaxo, 111 : P. K.botT, Amboj, III : J.
Jacob*. Duboqna la.: Jobn Bailer. Pootiac. U\.\ J. H.
MEHlllan, Jackion. Tenn.; I. J, NarLin, Aberdeen,
HIaa.i J. J. CoDWBj. New Orleani. La.
m Matttr JKKAnnlM.-J. D. Kilaaii. Ambor. III.;
Wm-QMISD. Clinton. III.; T, W. Place. WalFrlno. la.;
T. J. PHw. Walsr Valley, Mln.; W. B. McKenna,
HcComb, Wi
PxaasMORB
B6J. J Bt
new. ■
Nfcho?.;::
BaQeorKi'M. Nix...
MJ.T.Oarner ....
fllChae.Maraball...
' '. I Trav. W^jTt'i Kankakse. 111.
Tm. /n.jl^.lBiomniBCtOD, lU.
.. TVOF. ™...4ff/,'Diihnque,Ia.
. .TVan. ^..Ifff.'JackfOB. Hlta.
, >6oni/ ^gf. jtfft. iMtiT Orlfana, Ijt.
..Cam. Agml . . iCbteaEO. 111.
..Can. .:4?^L...lNevUr]cam^ La.
. Ota. Apmt ,aL Lonla, Mo.
.. aen.yv.^.AornfChliin), III.
.,Otn.W.P. ^ffrlMancKeaier.Ia.
TIF.D. Darwin Tnt.PaH.
IB J. A. WbeelM.. .. rrar.ftUi.^fli mancne
74 B. H. Ulller Trat.Jlui. ^ef 'Baffalo
IB J. A. SangatOD . .. So. Pan. Aaf.'Maaph
S40 ■lllnoUDItaUnil Kj.
3u T^Tt tlauie aiul Piuria Ratlii-av.
341 llllaola and St. LonlB RR.-^
8P. T. Bnrlie""
7I>! J. Tlmltn..!
8C. Boibe
■BJfl ■■
..>BtfleTi11a,Ill.
rIB.St Loiila,I]l.
342 Indlanapnila, llrealnr and Sprin
add RH.-IndlaiiapollB lo Decatur. IB^I mill's In
iDd Hlia<ul|>tl Bl'er RR.)
* a. W. Bender*
SJ. B I.Baania..
S C. B. McVaJ' ■
* Pra.. Now York. K. _T.
IndlanapDlla.Ind.
OaiMwr ,
Jfflrf.JfiO».....
ij. o. uunun . . . . .. Cont.Afft 1 "
S43 IndlnnapolUniidETanaTlllcRR.
9u EvanttUU and bidlanapiilU RR.
844 ludlanapolla and SI. I.aala Rr-
Bm"BtJi Line."
84fi Indianapolis and VInrennc* RH.
Ste Pennifltania Sifilrm.
348 Indlanapotla Cnlnn Rt.— Bell BaiU
mllte:
; total lenglb. I
3 W. f . lian
4 W. H Jac»
OfH. Tkl.Agl..
Otn. Bogg- ist
KnUliuer..
IW, T MniHinin.... Sw. *7Wo*. ,
IC. W. RicUartl«on,.ICA(yA"h|3l'i<!<f!
Locomotive and Car Rep^ Sbopa It Menilt ataliai
I C, B. I
% Auitil
. Total)
orbia ."
Bpriosflc>d.lS:iiailn; tJbloDlr.,
igtb, SH ml Ice.
ilDdt>(iape1la,lBd.
J.D.Camp&Bli'!
aw. W.Lynn. .'.'.'
II. H. WllroB ...
8 B. C. DIeh
« Pord ▼"
loB. M. :
11 M. M. Defreea'..
0«n.J^..J{rf..;
/». O.rgt.Aa.,
"- TkfAgnt.
itwll>.Ind.
Div.Matt.Mieli Baudaikji. O.
.. Indian apolltilnd.
..JBprta^eld.a
..|tndlanapo1la,Ind,
l) Ohio SouDurn S^-Binltigfleld to Wellalon. IIB
Pri^diM NewToTk. N.T.
V.-Pt«i.*.Tt..\
Strretary...... \ " "
Otn MnnBotr,. lDdianapolla,Ind.
Oiw. Tkl. Agt.\
Qen Fill. <to<.. Springtela, O.
Sfperinlttid't ..
CaMer <Indtaupolla,Iad.
awnberfonebDllj.
t C. E. HrndenuD.
BH.M.Bronaon'.,.
BD. H. Boehe
T W, B. Van Taiael
I?" 8m note of explanation on first pagt,
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Sam*l M. Dodd, President.
John B. Gray, Vice-President.
E. B. Leigh, Secy, and Treas.
Geo. H. Poor, Supt.
NEW YORK OFFICE,
160 BROADWAY
JOHN B. GRAY. V.-P.
AMERICAN
MANUFACTURERS OF
AUTOMATIC
FREIGHT CAR BRAKES
AND
Steam Driver & Tender Brakes,
General Oflaoe at Works : 2d & Tyler Sts.,
ST. LOUIS, mo.
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t^* We offer to Railway Companies the only
Exclusively Independent Self- Acting Freight Train
Brake >vhich has yet been adopted by any Rail-
^vay in the World^^ Our Steam Driver and Tender
Brake is acknowledged to be the Cheapest, Sim-
plest and Best Po^ver Brake now in use. Is now
used by nearly 200 different Railroads.
POOR'S DIRBCTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
34S-36S.
IS W. Hutly
18C. W. Fiiirbanke..
14 O. B. Lockwo<Hl«T«
16J. U. M. Clas^gett
1«F. Barna
Indi«D«polIfi,Ind.
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Wtjm—OMo Southtef-n Hy.^OLiUinued.
9 H. C. Norton ..... ^Purch. Agent. .
10 M. M. Def r««8 .... JEng. Br. A Bid.
11 John King Matter M*ch,..
Traiuffer Agt . .
Gen. aolicifoT..
Auditor
Car Account' t..
Road Maitter...
New York. N.T.
ludlanapolisjnd.
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Trane-
General office (O. S. Ry.), Indianapolis, Ind
fer office, 115 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Cteneral office (I., B. & W. Ry.), Indianapolis, Ind.
Transfer otUoe, .15 Broadway, ^ew York, N. Y.
849 Indiana^ Illinois, and lawa RR.—
Kuoz to Utreator, i;tO milus.
IF. H. Drake
5 Geo. H. Hole
8K. Fletcher****..
4G. D. L*Huilier...
6T. P. Bhonts*
6 J. H. Palmer
7 K. D.Gregg.. ..
8 J. D. Ackley
Vl.W. adam«f • n.
10 Frank btan ley....
11 John J. Holley....
President
Vlce-PreHdent.
Sec. <jk Treat...
AifSt. Secretary
Oen. Manager..
Gen.F.<SbP..^gt
(J. E. cb a. M..
MaHerMech...
Superintend^ .
S'ip.Bridgee...
Tiana. Agent. .
Auditor
Centervillc, la.
New York. N. Y.
ELankakee, III.
New York, N. Y.
Kankakee, 111.
New York, N. Y.
Kaulcakee, IiJ.
It J. C. McOnue
General office, Kankakee, Dl. Transfer office, 96
Beaver St., New York, N. Y.
860 Indiana and Illlnola Southern and
Bloomlield Hy^8.-tiwitz City lu Effingnam, t)8
miles.
1 W. H. Alley PreHdent . . . . |8iilllvan, Ind.
8 J. B. loron.
8P. ILBlae
4M.B. Wilson
6 0. R. Hinkle
OF. B. Boeler
7 Charles Say moor..
8 W. B. Bernard . . .
9 J. Lehman . . . .
10 John 8. Cooper. . . .
11 W. R. Botienfleld.
Vice- PreHdent. 'Chicago, lU.
Gen.Manager. . Snllivau, Ind.
Treasurer : *' **
Awiitor
G.Fgt.AP.Agt)
Chit^f Engineer. \^9\e%\\n^ Dl.
Maeter Mech...\
Road Mailer... Snllivan, Ind.
Gen. ^^iri^or.. Chicago, 111.
I'raln IHepr. . .ibnllivan, Ind.
General office, Robinson, 111.
861 Insalla, l¥hlte Uaplda and North-
aru RR.
1 John Baffley President jMeaominee,lIich.
2 BenJ. J. Bruwn Sec. A Treat .. .\
868 Intercolonial Ry.
SiB Canadian Gitvemfnent Railways.
858 International Rj,— Lennoxville to Lake
KeKantic, 67 miles ; branch, 15 miles.
1 W. C. Van Home. {President
9 T. G. Shaoghuescy \^ice- President.
8 A.F. HimpHon...
4 J. Davidson
5D. B. McFee... .
8A.F. Hilton
7W.B.8mlih
8 H. Ansell
9H. Martin
Treasurer
Secretary
GSpdkPtirch.A
Chmr Eng
Road Master...
Master Meek...
S'lpt Bridges. .
Trans. Agent. .
Montreal, Qae.
•k .*
Sherbrooke, Qne.
Montreal, Qae.
»k >«
Agnes, Qne.
Rubinnou, Qne.
"therbrooKe, <^ae.
10 A. Law,
General office, Sherbrooke, Qne
Lennozville, <ioe.
864 Interaatlonal and Great
LennozTlIle,Qne.
Transfer office,
Northern
am Mimimri Pacific System.
866 loiva Northern Ry*~Coifax to Valeria, 6
miles.
President | Davenport, la.
Vioe-President.\}H9mXoxk, la.
1 F. H. Griggs* • • >•.
tD.Syan
8 GaorfceAuGoodrichi
4J.S. Wiley
60. 8. Coach*>«*"
Secretary
Treasurer
Gen. Supt.
Colfax, la.
Davenport, la.
Colfax, la.
Oiarm l odlee, Colfax, la.
856 Iron Rallivay.—Ironton to Centre, i?
miles, branches, 7 miles.
1 E. E. Floyd {President (New York, N. Y.
3 John A. FOlsom ... See. A 7V«atf...! Boston. Mass.
b O C. Clarke. .
4 George Myers
6 B. S. Garvey
G. M. Purch.A.
Ironion, O.
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Master Mech.
Auditor.
General office, Ironion, O.
857 Irondair^RancroflandOttaiva Rf.
— Iroudaie to Kiumoant, Out., lU miles.
1 Henry 8. Howland President ilrondale, Ont.
2 Charles J. Pnsey . .
8 Thomas bboriias. .
4 P. Howland
6 Chas. Huichinron.
V-P.AGenMan\
Stcrt'tary
Treasurer. . ..
Chi^ Engineer
Toronto, Ont.
General office, irondale, ont.
358 Ironton Railroad*— Coplay
and Orefleld, tf miles.
Irondale, Ont.
to Ironton
1 Samuel Thomas..
2 J. T. Kniuht
8 William Andrews
I'ice-Pi'eHdent.
Sec. A Treas...
Uert. Sunt., etc.
Master Mech...
Road Master...
Gen. Solicitor..
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President Catasaaqua, Pa.
Treas. d^ /Sec... i Barton, fu.
Superintend 7. [Ironton, Pa.
General office, Eabton, Pa.
369 JTacksonvllle Sonth-Baatern Ry.—
Jacki»onville lo Centraliu, 112milei»; Pekin to JuckMJii-
viUe, 73 milet*; llayana lu Hprlugfleld, 47 miles; C'olnm-
bhina to Litchfluld, 58 miles. Total, 290 mllea.
1 W. S. Hook* * President Jacksonville, 111 .
2A. B.Ayertt
8M. P. Ayers* »• ..
4K.S.Greenleaf»»'"»
6IraF. Petrie
6 George H Dana von
7 I»aau L. Horriauu..
3^0 JTacksouvlde, Tampa and Key
DVeat Ry.-- Jauktfouville to buufoid, 125 miles ; Bau-
ford 10 TavHres, 80 miles ; Enterprise Junction to
Tilnsville, 41 miles ; De Laud Jnuction to De Land.
4 mllctf ; De Land cJ nnciion to bt. John River (narrow
gaiiee;, % mllea ; tk>. Jacluonyille to St. Angusiine, ."tti—
total, as88 miles.
1 Robt. H. CoWm9J[i. President iCornwall, Pa.
2 Mason Young i Vice-Prestdeni.\^e^ York, N. Y.
8 C. C. DemiuK Sec. & Treas. . .1 "
4 L. C. Demingi •...\A. S. A G.T. ^.'Jacksonvillr.Fla.
5 E. B. PoweiP •^•^•\Auditor
6 G. W. Beutley .... Gen. Manager. .
7M.R. Moran» *....\G.S.AG. P.A.
8 L. K. Barker^ •• > » . | G(n. Ft. Agt. . .
9 Alfred B. Maaon . . , Land C. A. G. C.
low. 8. Sueden. ...\(Jhi^' Engineer
11 F. B. Hnrlbui
12 Daniel McCarthy
18 J. H. Burnett. . .
14 L. E. (ipencer....
16 W. A. »milh
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Road Master.
ManttrMech.
far AecouutH..
Supt. Steamb ts
General office, Jacksonville, Fla. New York office.
10 Wall bt. Repair shupa at Palatka, Fla.
361 jrHckaouTllle and Atlantic Rjr.—
Jackfionville tu Pablo Beach, 17 mllea.
1 J. M. Schumacher.. President I Jacksonville. Fla.
Vice Pt evident.
Secretary .
Treasurer
Superintend' t..
.iuditor
thy Engineer.
set JTameairllle and Waslilncton RR.-
Jameaville to W aahingtou, m miles.
2 S. B. Hubbard
8 J. M. Barra
4H. S. Ely
6 Julius Hay den
6 J. E. Hart
7E. L. Wentze.
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2 William Biaaell....
8H. T. Fenton
4Jame8Woric
5 J. £. Lawrence
President Philadelphia, Pa.
Geti. Manager. J KmesviUe, N. C.
Secretary !Philadelphia,Pa.
lYeasurtr I ** **
A.AG.F.AP.'A\June9vnie, N. C.
General office, 420 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
868 J'ollf'ty Aurora and Ifortbera Rjr.—
Completed Irum Joliet to Aoiora, 21 miles.
1 P. B. 8hamway .... {President IChicago, III.
2 F. D. Raymond . . . . j F.P. A Trtat.l
See note of explanation on first page.
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Large Timher Drbssihc Machine.
W. H. DOANE, Pretideat.
"Lightning" Flooring Machine.
D. L. LYON, SecreUr;.
J. A. Fay & Co.,
CINCINNATI, OHIO, V. S. A.,
Designers ■nd Maunfttcturers of
Patent Wood-W orMn^ Machinery
EAILBOAD
GOVERNMENT
ABSENALS,
HATI YARDS,
Etc., Etc
Four Spindle Horizontal Car Borer.
Complete Equipments Furnished
MTEBY TOOL WABBANTED.
BSXlMATEa rUBKiaBED.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
Cak TBitOHis AND Gainer.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
8«8-37ft.
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86S JTollet, Avrom and lforlli«rn Rjr.—
ConUnugd.
S A. D. Wheeler. .... \8ecrefaru 'ChlcAffo, 111.
4W.C.CowgUl lo.F.AP.A..
5F. W. Suttun \AuiHtor . . .
6H. L. BTana \3upeHnttndU..
General office, 511 Royal Luarauce Bldg., Chicago, 111.
864 jraocUon BR«
See Fgnntylvania SyiUm.
865 KaateraklU RR.
See Ulster and Delaware RB.
366 Kaaawha and Coal River RR.—
KAoawba Uiver to Black Baud Irou Jk Coal Co.'a Mines,
14 inilei».
1 & M.Farnsworth.. />y«ii/i«n/
9 B.M Kam9worib,Jr Ti'eatfurer
8 C. M. Baker Secretary
4 A. M. WooldretJge Supi AG.F.A,
General office. Spring Hill, W.\ a.
867 Kanawha and Ohio Ry.- Corning, O.,
to Charleaton, W. Va., Ii27 mi.etf.
Boston, Mass.
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SprlngHiU^W.Va
1 Erwin DaTis . . .
t Nelson Robinson .
9E. R. Inland. . .
4 Thomas K. Sharp
5 William Bonner. .
6 G.J. Ermlich....
Prevident I New York, N. Y.
: Vice Prtfident.^
'See.di Treas..A " "
Gen. JfanagrtfT. I Charleston, W.Va
Auditor
Oen.P.d. F.A..\ " »»
General office, Charlenon, W. Va.
368 Kansas City Belt Ry.
1 George H.Nettleton President.. . .'KanMS City, Mo.
2 C. WT Smith Vice-President. Topeka, Kan
8W. J. Perry Secretary.
4 B. Wilder '• Treaswer ....
5C.C. iUpley \Auditor
6 W. B. Knight Chi^Sngineer.
7D. K. Smith Superintefid't..
General office, Kansas City, Mo.
369 Kansas City* Clinton and Spring-
fleld Ry.
See Kansas City, FortSeott and Oulf BR. Co.
Kansas City, Mo.
Toptfka, Kan.
Kansas City, Mo.
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8T0 Kansas City, Port !leott and Gulf
• Co.— Comprising ihe roads named below.
Gbkteiull Opbbating OrriCEUS.
iGeorgeH Nettletoni^en. Manager.. KAnttM City, Mo.
tS W. W. Fagan ' • »» SupetinUntVt. . '
a M. L. Sargent (^n. Fgt. Agl..'
4 J. B. Lock wood. . . Gen.P. A T.A..
6B. L. WinchelL. 4 A.U.P.A T.A..
« J. V. Parker Ast. G.F.A....^
7 8. M. Hibbard .... Gen. Bag. Agt. '
8 J. 8. Ford* . (JOmptrvlter. . . .
9 J. H. Aldrich> « • i« CoM. d Paym.
10H.P. Jaqaes \Puroh. Agt....
11 H. C. Sprague. . . . Supt. Teleg
is J. 8. McCrnm \Mast. Mec/ianic
18 James Blssett ; For. qf Shops. . i
14 A« N. Montier , Mast. Car Br..
16 H. J.Hall \For. CarPnt..\
16 L. K. Spaflord. . ..\Q. Boad Mast..^
17 H. H. Moles \No. Pass. ^0^.. Cedar Ranids. la.
18 A R. Newton \i^.W. Puss. Agt. ' Kan •>as City, Mo .
19 Chas. Jones ,So. Pass. Agen VMemphlSt Teikn.
90 C. O. Johnson [Die. Fgt. Agt..\
91 Norman C. Jones.. G.A.,F.<ib P.D.\Vew Orleans, La.
** ^oAJ.*"^."^.' \''^'^' ^' ^-^^l^^lSprlngneld, Mo.
COBPOBATK AMD DiTISlON OmCBBS.
(a) Kansas City, Fort Scott and (?u(f B B.—K&tibmm
CUy to Springfield, 902 miles ; branuhes, IbO miles.
1 H. EL Rannem^W... [President
S Charles Merrlam. . . -Sec. S Treat . .
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4B. J.Perry
Gen. Auditor.
Jhv. Supt
Boston, Mass.
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370 Kannas City, Port Seott and Gnlf
RR. Co*— COKFORATB AMD DlTlHlOM OmCKBS.
— Continued.
6 8. W. Clapp
6 H. K. Bates
7 M. Lyons
8 J. Lyons ,
9C. P. PhUbrick...
low. R. Wot)d
U U. W. Diggins...
19 P. T. Bntlerly
Chief Eng... .
Fii'. L & C. B.
Div. B'HidM...
IHv.BoadM...
Div. Boad M...
Dit.BttaaM...
Div. Supt
Fur. L.AC.B.\
Fc. Scott, Kan.
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Ft. Scott, Kan.
Cherokee, Kan.
Springfield, Mo.
ib) Kansas City, Clinton and Springfield By.—Ctdtr
Junction to Ash Grove, IttB miles ; branches, 9 miles.
1 George U.Nettleton
9 Charles Merrlam . . .
8 J. 8. Ford
4B. J. Perry
68. W. Clapp
6 Chas. Cain
President , Kansas City. Mo.
Treasurer , Boston, Mass.
Secrttary Kansas City, Mo.
Div.Suitt
ChUfEngineer.xVt. Scott Kan.
IHo. Boad Jf...iOlatho, Kan.
Div. Boad jr...|A8hUruTe, Mo.
7 W. A. Ferguson . ,
General office, Kansas City, Mo.
{c) Kansas City, St)rin{'firld ttnd Memphis BB.—
Springfield to Memphis, mi miles.
1 George H.Nettleton
9 Charles Merriam. . .
8 J. 8. Ford
4 John H. hnllivan. . .
&G. a. Nettleton ...
6Q. W. Horton
7M. Lynch
ej. E. Beck.
OU. A Cook
President Kansas City, Mo.
Treasurer Boston, Mass.
Seiretary Kansas City, Mo.
Div. avpt Memphiit. Teun.
Chief lf9,gin'r..,}S.Si\\eeM Cnty. Mo.
.Astt. Chuf En. >priiigfield, Mo.
Fin-.L.A'i'ar Jt.'\i\a.yet, Mo.
.iH»t. G. B. J/.-i-JoLesboro', Ark.
Div. BfHtd J/... I Springfield, Mo.
General office (K. C, S. A M. Ky), Bohton, Mass.
Genpral office (K. C, Ft. S. A ii Ky.), Kansas City,
Mo. Financial office and Transfer Agency, 96 Sears
Building, Boston, Mass.
371 Kansas City, memphls and Blr-
mlucliani UR.— (bee '' Poor's Manual.**)
M..
1 G H. Nettleion... Pies. A O.
9 Chas. Merrlam .... Trea^iurer
8 J 8. Ford S*c. A Compf.
4 Wallace I'ratt
6R. H. Elliott
6 A. W. Gloster
7 John S. Foster....
8 Frank J. Aid.
9 T. S. Newcomb . .
10 J. C. Turner
11 John U. Sallivan..
19 M. L. Sargent
18 J. B. Lockwood...
14 H. P. Jaques
Oen. Attorney..
Chi^Enginter.
Prin.Assf.Eng.
Ass't Engineer.
AssH. Engineer
Ass' t . Enfjlne.tr
Ass't.Enginttr
Sup. of Trans..
Oen. Ft. A</et>f.
Gen.P.AF.Ag.
Purch. Ag*-nt .
Ik)st(m, Mass.
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Kansas City, Mo.
Birmingham.Ala.
Tupelo, Miiu.
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Columbus, O.
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Kausaa City, Mo.
General office, Kansas City, Mo.
372 Kanaas City. HU JToseph and Conu-
cliRlumiRR.
See CMcago, Burlington and Quiney BB. *
373 Kansas City and Southern
Osceola to East Lynne, 67 miles.
1 William Bailey
9DeW. C. Blair
8JohnO'Grady
4 F. M. Green
5 H. W. Salmon
6 W. B. Kane
7 David Siiliinger....
8 O. U. McKinney. . . .
W. P. Johnson
Pres. A O.M.. St. Louis, Mo.
Secretary.. . .1 " •*
Oen.Sol.AA.S.^ *• "
As.G.M.AP.A. Clinton, Mo.
Treasurer. ...
O. F. A P. A..
Superintend' t. .
.Vast. Mechanic
Car Inspector..
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General office, Kansas City, Mo.
374 Kansas City, Sprlnsdeld and IHeni-
plils RK.
See Kansas City, Fort Soott and Gulf BB. Co.
876 Kansas City, l¥vandotteandNortta-
ivesteru RR.— ProJKCteu from KanHan City north
and northwest to Dakota, 150 miles. Construction now
in progress on eastern end, and 30 miles of track laid.
1 W. D. Bethefl \President IMemphis, Tenn.
9 K. B. Armour ....\\st Vice-Pres. . . | Kansas City, Mo.
See note of explancttion on first page.
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POOB'8 DIHECTOHY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
SVS-Wl.
'i Kanass CllTi VvMidoiM and Harth-
wealarn ttSt.—CoiMnvid.
rBwaunKrb \iil Virt-Pm. .IMempbli. T>nn.
V.J. Ferrr. "■" "
^A,|B..
,.Wy.n
6E, SujomerJetd.
TtiJa rood Lb boiniF bailt by a corponllon knnnn ai
ths Nartbwmern CoiutTDciiuD Uompuiy. bavins the
(ullnwlDjr offlc«» : ff. P. Dunnvnnt. Pmidcnl , ITutla
Kelly, Vic«-Pnirideiit: M H. Buckioghwii. Trauurer,
Memphli, Tenn. ; jAtoti Srit, HL'cri.'Ury, Llllle Rock,
Ark, ; E. SuinmiTfleld, Snpl,
3T6 Kanaaa and OnU Short Line BB.—
Tylsr
3 T, R. Bon
i B. U. Ciii
iioa....'PniiliUnl Trier, Tei.
■aiton..\na-Pruidmt.,Se'i- York, N. T.
i« iTrrmarer . - . . Tylet.TBt
\Secrilatg I "
. '0<MJ:<tP.J..\
_B E H. WeJta I (7*y tSaffiRetr\
99% KeyaUna C*ml Ootnpanr'* BB^An-
80. Sd St., Phllsddpbia, Pa. LncomoiWe and Oar Re-
pair Sbopi al MeyeradiJe, Pa.
.nd IVeatem RB.
»T. C. W«le«.r.."."...|«., Tf. (t iiid.', Wic
"D.H.Bbodea \Cii^ £nfflaier\
1 T. W. Nasb
1 B. W. Folm
i J. a. Tajln
Otn. JI. i( Stifi
J«(, S., T. if..
6m.F.iP.A
Otii.Tict,Agl..
■ eiM(B*B. Harper*. ima.
4 J. M. Kallj.
u— .u.uuHi \(M^ angiitttri
a Cbarlra H. PbUt. ..\aoadMtul»r...\
7 W. W. Lajmaa . . . . Ilfat. Jftalon4«.|
Oemral offlce, Ht. SUtllog, Kf.
381 KeBinekr KnloD BB.
ir-D-Carley. jPniiiUnt ILoniivUl*, Ky.
MBLJohnBoyle ll'ia-Prtrt'imt.i
ac.T.coiiiag« Ls«,<*r<*flj.
4C. B. Lowry Suwrfn^niiml Cliy Cllr, Ky.
BW. A-Gann IC/flt/ A'rtfffn«r|LniiiglQn, Ky.
OflMral ofllce, LoalaiUle, Ky.
88S KerHlvne Coat CoBpanj^a BB,—
jDDOtlmi u>. A Ounn. RR.) to Kayatoas ndnea, B mllea.
JHsirjA. Stilet. ...|/>PHt'i«i( iPbUadelphla. Fa.
aF.H. WiUtaiiia',...|aM. d- Trea>.,.\
aeoanl oIBm, MayendalB. Pa. Traufer olBce, SOB
....\tftn.Siipt....
*e.H.L(«un
. i_ - . [p,l,ware»Ilne,JI.
Q«n«nl oIBm. SOS Walnut Street, Pblladelpbia, Pa.
S«0 Laka Cbamplalo and Morlah B».
-Port Henry to Hlnevlfie, 8 mllea.
1 0«arga R. StaermacliVwIdmJ IPoit Hsnry, NT.
S Albert Tower.. _.., I TVwiniw |Poo((hkeB|wleNy
K. B. Hadding [Saperlidc
Oeneral office. Port Henry, N. Y. Agency, Poofh-
ksepsle, N. Y.
Sei Lake Coauty (Foraat) BB.— Elk [a
Foreat Terminal, 13 mlle-
. . I Otn. Managtr..\ LDdlneton,HUb,
..\a«jifHnliaa'l..\ "
..\CAltfBltetntM
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' See note of ea^lanatton on firatpage.
81
POOR'S DIBECTOBT OF BAILWAI OFFICIALS.
8TS Kanasa f»tr, WrsBdotta and Nortlf
iraaiam HB.— (AnUniKd.
SKawnuDXrb. lid na-Pm...
4 W.J. Ferry ... . '-■ ■■
SfiHDDel W. Clapp..., - ..„ _
eS. 8iimniertlBlif....ISnp;:,^i
Thla rrad la boioi bulll by a
Iha North wMi em Coostrnqiioii Companv. having iba
rolliwlng olDceni : W. P. UaDSTanl. PceaidcDl , Hartlo
K«11t. VTce-PfejIdent; M S. Backlngh*!!!, Tmaanrer,
Mtmpbt),
Ark. : E. '
S78 1
*, 8. Hemdon ...\Pmiiiint Tyler, Tet
[iDgh aievcngon.. nct-I'raidei,t.,I(K« York, N. T.
r.tL Bonner \TTtaiinr.... Tyler, Tat
S.B.Calu |a«rt(iir» 1 -
8W.
.. .: Q»n\»oa Rtaistr
>, Ilemdon 'Agt.Jitr Am. .
.Paymatttr . . . ,
TB.B. Cain...
■ BK.lI.Gi»« OMj'.dP.
• S.H.Walla 'CAU/ Sngin
10 S. P. BrottglilaD... Audilor....
11 T. W. Clatnun .. Otn. Sunt.
IS V, K. 3lBYBu«on*„ «>w«doi ^1
II W. R. Hemdun ~ ■ '
IIJ. J.Baslleh....
la H. 0. WomeJdur
ItS.M.Oosf"".
GcneraJ orOca, Tjler, Tei.
37T Banaui, Nebraaka aod Dakota Rr,
—Fort ScuU, Kan., ta Topeka, Hmx., 130 milae.
1 JohoKetlet iPreiUtnl lUDcagMr. Pa.
:t L. L. Boih r.i>.c(0«n.Jf.. Ft.ScoLt.Ku.
3 Alei. HcUaw Tteaiartr ■' "
4M, VanhollliigBr..,. Sjfflworv, " "
•" W.Bnab \A'ti>taT - " "
I. Drake |^jvHnf«ndtn(|3«ddJa. Ho.
s n. w. I
>tl, Kan
Rlchlbi
a J. D. I'Qinne
37B Knat Norlkarn
Junction, XT uulea.
1 Henry OLcary... Frftldtnl
" " ' IrvBL. Plix-Praldittl.
t 'Sec a Titai..
... . ta.....Om.ManaBtT.
BE. E. Phair. \GtB. Sapt
8 W. Brown iBitaiaur.
7D. W. Brown ' A-.'dUOT A Agt.
BJunea Marry \Soaii Malir...
SK. Amlrean \XaiUT MteA...
to Wllllam A. Btown.|£up(. BHdJtI..
STS Kentucky Central BR.
Set Chaapeala and Ohio Ry.
— Ht. Blsrlln; Ic
1B.__
ac. W. Want
I Oeorga B. Harper*.
4J.1L Kelly
Cnilhlant,'Ky.
Ut. BterllniiTKy.
Pm. A am. (
A.do!f^dP.'A
OA^fBngiiufT I
Boad Hatter... S
Lnyman..
Oenaral oDlce. Ut. atarllog, Ky.
881 Kenlnckjr Dnion BR.
IF.D.Carley \PrMdeiit ILonleTllla. Ky.
lat. JohDBoyla \vlct-pTi>i'lnfU.\
B U. T. ColllDEB \Stc.ATieat.. " "
4 C. B. Idwry A'upertnfcBdenf Clay City, Kj.
SW. A.Oiinii |CWi;nffiB«r|LtiingLon, Ky.
Oenaral offlca, LnnlaTllle, Ky.
SBB KejHtone VoaX Cenipaar<a BR.—
JnnoUon (P. * Ounn. RR.) to Keyelona Wnee, 8 mile*.
IHe&iyA. Sllim...APn1'Hnl jPhlladelphla, Pl
af.B.WiaiKa^....\Sic.ATnat...\
aenenlofflo«,]leyera(lale, Pa. Tramfer office. tOt
SSS Keralona Coal Company'a RR.-
So. Sd St., Philadelphia. Pa. Locomotive and Car
pair Sbopa at Heyaradsle, Pa.
383 Kinsman, Pratt and Weatern I
—Kinsman to CuUtaon, 44.« mllee.
IB. W.Kinsley \PmiiIaH... ..IBoMon, Va*
1 T. C. Walea S., IV. A Jud., Wichita, Ku
■ D.H.Rhodea \ciltf Saginierl
884 Klantoa and Peoahrobo B
Kingaton to Bar' — —-.■--■■. '■— '-••
IC. F. HlldiT-
tJ. D. FJ.mor
- if; 4 Si
nllea) biai
rajftr*
ej. Bwirt
T F. Conway '*'•'
BP.Ctark
• T.W.Naih
lOW.Krwln
UT. W. Sa-h
aj. C.C
s
Omjr.AP.A..
Chii.Tick.Ast..
Ma. itacMnfn
Cki^r Enginen
ffoad Mailer., ■
aupi. ririagit..
IJohnT. B«ny« \prrtlaml.
SF. H. Low'* \TnaMurtr.
»3. O. Blchardaon... Seentary.
4 Wm.L, White* ".'«.<« G.^n
SC. L. '
AT,
WaldoboTO, He.
8 WllllaJD A. Field. . . iMat.KiMaUt.
TWlitlam D.LndvlgfiDadJraaler...
Ganaral olBca, Bath, Me.
888 Knazvtlla and Ansnata BB.
8b SichaiMd oatf Witl AiM Ttrtninat.
887 Kn«XTlllaandtlewBlT«rBB.— Rob-
Una to Haworth, 10 mile*.
CbMlM8!adler.....|nM**M(;...._.IJerfeyClli, N.J.
m.B\n.t
ly City
,NJ.
888 Iiaekairanna and niuburg BB.—
LadiannnajDiictloa to PltlabiuE JoDCtlon, 41 allies :
wllh braachea, 80 milei.
10eargeD.Uhapman,|Sastiwr4nw.|New Turk, N. Y.
t Fnnk fi.fimltti .... V.P. A ^^for.. Angelica, N. Y.
SCharlea S. Kimball.^. «eT>AM...|New York, K. Y.
4 U. S. Blalr*«»»'i.UiH/. A .li. IV., Angelica, N. Y.
aW.B. Badger jOm.Supt " "
8W.0.BooUi< \t3en.F.AP.A.\ "
General office. Angelica, S. Y. Looamollve and Car
Repair Shape at Angelica, 14. Y.
889 I>ae I.a Belle and Oalnmet BB.-Lac
La Belle to Delatrare Ulne.S mUea.
I Henry C. Da»a . . . . liVuldant | Philadelphia, Pa.
aO.H.LewaiB. {Sie. A Tnat. . .\ " >'
1C.H. Palmar* lOm. 3iipl. |p«lawBrellln«,H.
Qenen) offlce, SDS Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
890 Iiabe Cbamplaln and nortah RR.
-Fart Henry to Hlnevllle. B mUea.
George R. 8herman|/'hi»(((«/ IPorl Henry, N.Y.
J Albert Tower Tnamrtr PooghkeepeieN V
5 Frank S. Wltheihee SBT<(afT Port Henry, N.Y.
B.B.Haddlng \3«jMrinitnd-l..[
General oSlce, Port Heaty, N, X. Agency, Pongh.
keep>la, K. Y.
881 Lake Conuty (Foraat) BB.— Elk to
Foreal Teimlnal, IS milea.
Tbomaa R. LyQD...|0in. jranai7«r..|LadlnK(on.Mlch.
K. A-Malltn. ... SuiwHnuna'l.. '•
Chaa. Wallenger. . . .| C»l<< fflwil««ri
Lacomotlte and Car Bepalr Shop* at Sik, lllcb.
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t3§° See note of sa^ianation on first page.
81
KWH'S DIRECTORY OP RAILWAY OFFICTALa
tM lAka Itric, Alliance asd SoBlIierp
Ka Bnc, All
_. jholz to Ptulmu. «i mlJci, iKeorinnii
CJeiiOuid, YoDDgBtown >a<L PilUbori Rfi.j
A. L.OriffiD \/YitliUnt l&llluin. O,
Hod
la. J, William*.., . 'J rice-ZVui^g
SO A. Hunt .\stertla,g 'New T.
*T, T. BacUe/ TVeomrer
» JI. K. Scnntoa |SBp*rtBi««f(, .|ai11»o«
Qencraltifflce.Allluice, O.
893 I>>kcBrie«iidWea(cmllr.-Sudi
— c — .. ._.. i to KichU.
T OS. Hilt lOtntral dSpt..
e Q. W. snitth' 0«.Aiw.2^..
«W. 3. WeiHl \0m. Ffft. Jlot..
10 J. L. Ht^t,ia....'Syp,rv. B.AB.
11 .1. P. Oiiddl* TranAuiOtBr..
MT-H-Pmry C.BIng.AP.A.
Om. AlUrnrt..
Sup. Baulam, ,
Tr^n UaiHr..
TratFal Aat.
Trtminiid Agl
TrmMlKi Agt
ItW.P.Oolin. ..;.
H W. K. HukedorD.
UH.L.Coupu
ItJ.H, Klein
n W.d.BrlmMD..,.
18W. P. JenkHn....
KIA. A.Jack
tl W, W. WflDtE, Sr.
MP. X. GilUDitta...
WTboouLiMer...,
MT.OrHnluid
«R.J.Cnll
■I K. J. Keller
FOiRiui C. B.
Far. nf Ript, .
par. if Rtpt, .
For.^Rtpa.,
For. if Rtjtt..
Tbis coapiuiT H
th«lniUnii|»l(,sI ,
CftiA liuiriuiipollB aud Cliici
». Pern AChiiiEoBj.,1
andDnkv, O.
-xfijrtie. iDd.
BloonlBguin. til,
i'i'&'lchtmi
.ILi, ti
Tilia ftlu., comprlfiiig lisr Itne frgio IndiaDiwil
to Mlcblgu Cltf, Ind., now opetatlDg Itu the
IndiaitapolU and IBchigm CUy DiiMtm. with tha
followlns ditUIOD ofllHn •
WS. B. SwMl |fffi,rfftu..4o(. 'Pern. Ind.
»lC.K,Di.fiB .\rr.M.d^av.Td\ - ■■
»tJohnH««il» . ...\MatUr Jf/ch....\ '■
•SFIorenccaQlilvin \Soad Matler...] " "
MTooa. J. Kmitt...:For. Br.,t£u.\ '■ "
'Ooncral oRIcb, Bluomlngtao, lU,
_3A4 Lake Gcorsa and IHaakecon River
ItH.—Baller station lu WIgierfleld. SU) mile*.
Tula la a private logRln j railroad, OBned bj C. H.
Hacktey A do., o( Mu-TrEgSi,, MlcH. '
395 I<>kefltaore«ndnileblcaa Honlbem
Br.-Boffllo lo Rnlciso. Mil miln; braachea. BOO
— -i; total laoElli. 1 JHO milea.
I Wd. S.V.nderbl
SJobnNein]] .
SAdaiaoaUllla..
4tl.D. Worceai*....
BDwiRbl W. Pardee
• N, BartletC • • i«.
7KdvBtdaa]Iap..
ep, P. WriKht ...
tJ. T. B. UcKar..
MA. J. Smim.
IlK, C. Lnce
UJoUbQ.Jubm...
UII.H.Oba*e
MC.P.Leland*'*
UI.,acla(ke
MG.S.Bard7
IT Oeo. C. QreeD*. . .
ISOO.aelxen.Dauni
rork, N. T.
asTelaad, O.
ffm. aupt...
On. J'V'. '<ff(..
ffm.f.*rJ[ff(
A.a.P.dT.A
Aal.O.Fffl.A.
AiH. Q. Fgt. .
AuaUir
CAitTSiur.
Au'tCklifKig
Om. Gbunwr.
Aitl. Btn. COu.
chiun.ni.
ClaTaGud, O.
30fi Ldka Kfeore mmA niehtcan SonikrrB
SSJohoKlrb* O.Mail.Car
W Uwi* C. Ulntai.. rVnA. .Ifffn
*70.H, Wreh*".. . CcrAeoKiU'
ago. U. Held avpl. Bridge.
atJ. L. Frmman.. " - "-- '-
Cle •eland. O.
UcMo, ill. ■
leveland. O.
_iifflilo',N T.'
Chlogo.lU.
Cleteland, 0.
Chicago. HI.
Clevrrand, O.
PlRabars. Pa.
Jackaon. Mien.
HlllKlale, lllck.
Ssitara 9«H>iaiL
ISC.B Conth 'SupfTinteKn..\Cit1ritoi.Q.
SO D.Richard ffn^jBMr. . ..
7JahDRoblDKiI].... Mait.JferA iBnffalo.M, Y.
9 J. S, Urahara Iltul. Mtth.... ICIeveland, o.
I)A_C. Kobaon J/ml.Oir fl'r..lBii(ralo. N. If. .
}.T. Wllhycomb ...\Matl, Citr f r,. CleTcland. O.
1 W. ii.i:aai%aet...MoadMiuUT..\Ki\t, I'a.
Si Tbof. Pl»htr, J
ntlJ. U. aatibiirD...
■ Smjib....
3 U.S. Hou|h(an..,l£Da<f J(]
MieMfaK ZHrUtoH.
.Aa^nitr TnloIii.O.
. . \Ma>l. Car. fir..|Adrian, Ulch.
.. JtaadMailtr.. iTMvio.O.
..KoadMaMrr '" ■■ " '
..lAdri
"iUZ
MW. L. O[]mort.... \aiaiUr If kA.
SST.B.Ktrby iHatitr Car t
MGco. ttlnm iKoad Mailtr
(17Jo»iih fool, \lioadM""f
08 T. V. WbllleliW}.. Asod ATi
WiiUm £Hiri<ltin.
\stipfri«t*tui't.jC'n\i!Ufi,V\.
Chicago) 1l>' '
KendallvlllF. ta«.
La Piirte. Iiid.
EDgtfWDOd, lU.
tl.JioaaM<Jt
IglBWDOd, 11
ifcago. 111.
TOO. H. MclntTn,,.iAiBfrinf<iidV..,Youngatown, 0.
7lO.C.Vaat<aB....\lloadMaHrT...\ ^■
Dtl., Xm.,-Fin-, Bund, and Jack. Branekit.
no. B. Waicoal«,,1Aip'r1iUmd'(., 'Detroit, Mick.
ti Geo. Crocket {Road Matter.. \iiantae. Mkh.
£aii«., I)mU.. and Afrt tTaims Branc/ui.
TtW, a. Cannlfl... ,|.9unirlnanire..|HlllBda1e. Hlcfa.
7» Charles SlelD '/ftwd if «(«■...
TSO. W. Uerrcll \8oad lfafttr...[
Oraiut Jtaptdi BraiuA.
77 M. S. Wattlai jSupin^nteiurt . IKalimaioo.lIIek
trmi oDIce. Cleiriand. O.
47, Grand Ccntnl Dcpol.
one*
* Su note of e^ianation on firtt page.
MASON MACHINE WORKS,
TAUNTON, MASS.
BUILDERS OF
Adapted to Every Service.
L
PROVIDENCE, R. I.
CHARLES FELIX MASON, Ptes't. EARL PHILIP MASON, Vice-Prei't.
WfLLIAM P. CHAPIN, Treas. ARTHUR LIVINGSTON MASON, Sec'r.
JOSEPH LYTHGOE, Agent and Supeiiniendent.
MANUPACTVRERS OF ALL CLASSES OP
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES,
FOR BROAD, STAIDARD AID HARROW GAUGE ROADS,
IR OWN DESIGNS, and from Speoifioatlone F
-ALSO,-
BOILERS, TANKS AND AXLES.
From OUR OWN DESIGNS, and from Speoifioatlone Furnished.
-ALSO,-
POOR'S DIEECTORY OP RAILWAY OFnCULS.
I IiaMolll* Taller BnoN^loa KR.-
I FMat, N. r., lo Haqum, Vl. ItioUei. lUpen-
xth.rmit....]PriMint. .. .IBo«on.M««.
Bnncta. Imim.
I Via. C. atSif, 3i..\Pr*Mdftl Volrann, W. Vi
IF H. Wimm.*...J»rmtan, IPtaU^clpbte. F
> Hsurr A. SUlM ...\rrtiu«rtr....A
Tbi Wmt Vi. TkihpostjITIOII Co.. I.rRiKC,
Opcntliig till rokd.
1 OenrgBB™dIih....|frnrtrf«i' B^yJ'We.N, T.
H. C. C.Cburch. .
,WV
le. Tr.a O. U.
, .7, V*. Tiwufer oflkc,
a» So. Third St. Pbllid«lphia, Pi.
3VB Latrreocs apd Bmporim RR.
3B9 LawreareTille Br«ark tt^.
.Sh fflMnvMd and Dan\1iU Sf/ltm.
r'Kwortb, T«pck« aa< Soath
■a F! HR.
40« L#&t«li and Hudson
Bslvldereto Qraj Conrt. 03 mllH.
I Qrlnnsll Burt Pret. it Ofn. V.
8 JoHph B. Barrl«,.i na-PriHiltnl.
~ ~ ' .. Stentary.
4 JobnBajer"!
I* I'rtai.aO.P.A
River RR.-
Wirwlck. N.T.
PhllidelpbliL Pa.
BroakljD. M. Y.
WwTrick, N.Y.
eA. jlMiif.
WuwicS.
SN. L. Fn
a Fnuik B. 8ml'
7 K. M. Bnnold
t< CbulM Ci1dw_ _ .
g John Sanr AireA. jlc
IflStottMlU* .. -' -<
11 P. W. BeiTMt.
Ocncnl oOlce. Wu-tiick. N. y. Tniufer oflliia, IDl
BnadHf, New York, N. Y.
40S LetaUk aad Idckawanna RR.-
BBIUiben Id Btugor. 81 ailM.
1 r.C. Tinwll iVMldMl |PhUid>1pblB.Pi.
■ B. Bbepbard BK.ATrtat...\
SC.F.Bowell AvaUor
4 E Hill. Oriifral Agtnl .'
B H. B. Piih Agtnl ....Wind il»p. P«.
404 LchlKli Vsller ■>■•
Qekibal Ofibitihs OmciBi.
1 John TiiTlor \OtK. IVivRc JT. Belblfhem. Pa.
S J. H.H«koi»n..,!(«n,jrfli. Xi7r..|>(ttocliObunl[,P».
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« AWNonnaioubar' Om. Tkl. Agt..\
B JoliD Whilttv,.., An't (/.F.ial.
• I.lfcqiillkiD>'*..Ju(III()r
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fi A. V.^lxABxaa-.'CliitfB'igiHirr
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— ■•-■' 'Si.pt, OkKB™.
1U J. I. Blakniec.
^bla. Pa.
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.auMfr l.-oalB. Maocb Chunk, Pa.
» wio.Horrti.Jr.
ConmKAn xj
M MUgh VaOet fi«. -Perth
1« mllg* : with bnncb«, 1H it
1 B, P. Wllbor \ptaldftil. _ ._.
> Chaa.HarMhoTDe.|Pl«-A'»M>n( I PhUadetpbla, Pa.
404 LeblKb Tatler BB.-CokroBATB tun Di-
SR. H. Sarn M rte*-Pru...
4 Jobn B. Fanibaiig Snmlani
5 W. C. Aide™™*,. TWw. rt P. A.
a H. S- Ootj^iila.. ...On. SypC. ....
S J.DonndlT
10 A. MKcbell
11 J. 1 KlnMT
IS DatldClarfc,...
IS Jobn Campbell.
. iSHB*. tf. J ac.'PwthAmboy. N J
rs.W.JUM. M.VIlkmbvie Pu.
ADtr.M. jr.....'B, Bailon, Pa.
..Biv.X. jr.....lHailr!tDn, Pa.
.'IHr.M. M.... Delano, Pa,
.\Dic. if. ilf.....iWeathBtli, Pa.
.\a. K. Fgl. Atil. iitw SToik.N.y-
18 T.J. KIbh
le W.B. Bmlth . .. ICVuTkt. Aft.'
17 C. ll,CunirnlBg»..,(?.fcni«.J(r(J "
18 P. C. Doyle I O.JVo. Pan-Agf BnSilo. N.Y.
(61 Otnera.ltAacaaiidSaBTrSB.—Oeattt lo P«n»-
S WllliimC.Aldenan;2>«a..Enir..
4 J, ELFanihawa... \Stenlarf,...
am. Bt.pt...
• Tlioauullci.'arthj,i5nid
I J U Whkv Jfiurn-i
Packenon. Pa.
SarrcPa.
Oenaral offlM, «» Bo. TUrd Bt. PhUidelphU,
let Pauutilimibt <utd JV*v York Caruil *. BB. i.'o
WIlic«bam to New York Slaw Line. 104 mllea : u(
bnnehea, 48 mUaa.
I Elld« P. Wilbur
a Cbai. HartilKinK
4 Wm. C. Aldenoi
B J.K.Fan>ha«e..
7 OuirlM Kulluu.
8 A. HlubgtI... .
9 Cod HnrlBj.. ..
10 J. B. LniU
11 U. Whim
UJ.K. Rabn.. ..
11 Philip RcUlj...
_. .. Philadelphia, Fa.
M nu-Prm.. .iBelhlehem. Pa.
7VRi.ieAir.A.pbiiftd«ipbih r^
On Aipi.".'... Barn. Pa,
Bmt. ArMpn.. Aibsos, Pa.
J^.iraM<n<3y.. Wllkeibirra, PIl
Ftreuuai iff Bt.^ Mhroi, Pa.
jr(Lrf>rUirA..iPackcrloD. Pa.
For.iffCarp, .ITownnda, Pa.
BoadMailn:..\
Af't IKxut jr.. :TnnkharniKh,I>B
JhV AMd jr..|ltoiiroeton, Fa.
Qanaral oOloe, M8 Bo. Third St.. Pblladilpbia. P>.
40fi LUonlar Valler BB.-Ulrobe to U-
^Dler.llrail«.
Thnmai HtnoD....<Ptttl'lmi iPliUbnrGb, Pa.
lA.W. Mellon ., ,.*e.47yrB*...'
IT. A. Hdlon Orn. Manaair.t
I Quote Senft'.. ..\0.8.*- rTv. . iLlgonlar, Pa.
Oeneial olOce, Llganlor, Pa.
40e Lltchanld, Carrollton and IFeatem
9 G. W. Davl.
8 Oman Plrn__ ... _._
4 H. H, MoulEomerj'.l&cttMirB I "
407 LKCleKock and Port Smllh Rr>
408 Llllle Roch Janoilon Rr,
400 Ltitie Rock, nualaalppi River nnd
Sm Arlaniu VaOcy SmU.
410 Little flaw nui Ran HR.— Pltubiirch
.PrttiilrM ..
. |Pl««biirgh. I
Dki'vlllr, .
Jchn Hawon
: Cbai. 8. FeilennaB ._ ._.,
I JacobBanrlol* !■.. TVnmrrr Beonoidj, Pa.
. T. Bartlsj ..'.Otn. jraiuipir.lBanksTUle, Pa
General offlce. PEIUburgh, Pa.
411 Lons Beacb narlae Ry.
■See Long Mnn'l SB.
IS** S«t note of expianation on firtt pagt.
85
Taiuiton LowtiTe Ma&ufactiuins
com:pa.ny.
ESTABLISHED 1846.
P. I. PERRIN, Agent and Treasurer, TAUNTON, MASS.
KNOXVILLE GAR WHEEL CO.,
KlSrOXA^ILLE, TENN.,
MANUFACTURE
Chilled Cars Engine Wheels.
HIDE FROM STRICnr COLD BUST CHtRCOtL IRON.
Made at their Celebrated Carter Co. Pumaees.
POOB*8 DIBBCrOBY OP BAILWAT OFFICIALS.
41> !.•■■ IilKBd RR.-LnnE IiUnil City t
CbvenpoTl. 91 mllm ; bw"-'"" ■"'I 'rtteA Mart. 3Pi
Ami I II CmlilB
4 Hmtt QnTSi
t t, D. Butan.
ti 1. OrlMD < >
,. PtrlidnH I
. . Secrrlarv 1
Ait'l Tr.Mar.'
A. Sie.Aiy. A. niew York. N. V
ViutrrJfKA... L. lalandCN.T.
TVnIn MoMitr.
tI Brooklyn, *
idC.. N.l
11 C. R irltch.
H Aolhonj Ji
ilO.W-Ctelll
M C. B. TDp|iln8i.,.|Aip(. Teltg
U iHeiMon AMd JfnWtn.— B. Wrlifat, Thomi* Rnd-
den and Wiiinluw Porbei, Loug lalsnd Clly, N.Y.
-Long Bwch Hole! to
Icand Naalivllloll
a Naihvilli:. 18J mlln;
•*«'<*»*ri-'-
PoiDt Lonknut, 4 milN.
1 a. T. Cbtumm.Jr. AMfiwr INewYork, 1
t CoraeKai W. uliffe PrrUdtHl I
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4T.n.Nfw«U *u;. * 7>w«..l
<&1 VoHm aaUwiy.— UaDhilUn Benrb lo Bh<
lud Bar Intel and Brighton B«Mh, a.B mlics.
1 AullnCorbln \PreHilfiU. jNew Trrk I
[. Heald...
.l7V*ii». A Ste. .'Min
.|(.->n.7-t(.J{nn( Msiibit'uB ,N.Y.
U«Denl onca. Lons tiland dtr. N. T Execallra
mad tmHrifr iifflca, IIB Bcoadwaj, H. T. Kepilr Bhopt,
long MudCiIj, L.I,
41> Lo* Aim>l>a& Bum eabrlel VaUer
■R.— L« AuKsIa* I a Dniirtc, II mlla.
IJ.F. Crank PrrMUmt iLo* Amatei, Cal.
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/■'iro*. Agftt..
Aete GP,tTA
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Ottkemi Sapt.
T. U. <t (J. P.
ItaHxrUtck.
Supf, BdnrAl
For. BMFo-e
New AlbuT.Ind.
BnnlluiburR. Ind
BvaniWllB, Ind.
LonlBTllle. Ky.
Hireti^, Ind.
Huollngburg. Ind
NewAn>in]r,lDd.
A Kineti DlviiipH.
ui fta. JfanniKr. Loniivllle, Kj.
■II Ac. and TYvOf. Bo-toD. Hsu.
impbn7,.IO«. rfeuiurf . . LoDliTlllB, Kr.
Ikr UiidUor I
iIk»«.— J. H. Hmoc. Prlncelon, Ind.: O. R.
iSEdwudRawl -'
" Lonli Sieiriil
Traitfir
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A%£qfR
Asft.
New York, N. Y
LooiavlIIv, Ry.
90 R. MonllorL
W, Vmngtan...
_. nh«n*eji»l . . , .
MHUTiTUIddleton.
KOForgeB. E>an«..
ME. LnHlll
~ ■'•. P. Boston
Ani.qfStti..
ilutf ffi-ZlifA...
Altt. Oomp...
GfH. Managir,.
Ai. lo a. MffT-
Ba't Unffitutr,
amtuU. K^fp'.
SupL B. Dipl.
SI Lrtllelon Cooke..
a« Ed, Buiter
>a Tbw. a, Jo&ei...
(4 BayloHJ B. Clark
m.. Cliiff Allnrruy LonlivUlo, Kr-
. Anf. Cli. AilyJ
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2>. J./or*i«j.,MubiU. All.
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J. U. Hanlll I>.A.fiir i«...|Bellavini, HI.
ST C. K. Barahart. L. C. A L. Din., Lunl-Tllla. B]P.
SB P. T. Downa, Louiivaie Me.. ' --■—'"- "-
«aR. B. Mine .
Ingham. Ala,
•, JVaik^UU !>.
Epperaon, Uab. A Mont. Sit., Hi
"a G. Manhall, Svpt. iV. 0. * M Dit , N(
a B. O. aallnmrab, Supt. Ftni. Dtt. an-
RB.. PeDiBCula, Fla.
44 O. M. Dunn. S«pl. U LIki, MempbK, Ter
46 J, O. M<.icaire. Sunt. St. '-- '- ' "—
tvanarllle.
lAfliii it Bind. IHit.
Loomil, Attt, Supl. at. leuli <t Haul. Mr:
Branidlle, Ind,
(a) )Ubt» HicB^Nioa imd Foiuaa!i of Rvr«tt>.
LoutnOt, Vintianati and Ujington IMiMv.
IWm, Adair |Jf,uCn- JtfKA.,.|Loniiiymu, Kr
IRP. FoKlet. \FtHit.Car Sqi..[
SGeo Palrirk \Fmn. Om.Stp.iwmerr. Kj.
4 B. Dupoat |Ann. Ofn.R^.iLexlatLoa. K,r,
la/itMIt BMIen.
5 Pnlaakl L*«da.... j Mattr MteA.. j Lonlivllla. Ky.
tW 3ie noU of txpUmation on first page.
87
YDLCANIZED FIBRE COMPANY,
WILMINGTON, DEL.,
ftOLI MAITDTACTUBEBS
THE DtTE-W
"IRON GLAD" FIBRE TRACK WASHERS.
Perfected by ten years* experience.
IDRPASIIHG ALL OTHER LOCR-im DEVICES 11
DDBABILITT, EFFECT1TEIIES8 m CHE1F1IE88.
STRENQTHENEO AND PROTECTEC FROM THE WEATHER.
CANNOT BE CHUBHED OR BURST.
WILL NOT LOSE THEIR ELASTICITY, NOR ROT.
ADAPTED FOR BOTH PLAIN AND ANQLC-BAR*.
ALSO
Vulcanized Fibre Flexible Dust-Guards,
SUPERIOR TO LEATHER. OR ANY OTHER MATERIAL
KEEP THE OIL H TEE CiK BOIES, ilD Sim UD DDST OUT OF TEEL
Q
Tbej mre not effected by oil, greus or petroleuiu ;
do not eat the ailes, aa jtrit does not KdLere to tLem ;
keep tbelrsliape well, anit will nutwe&r wventl leatlier
onea. I'nttoorderof aoj df aired tliicbDeas or pattern.
Bend drmwlng or tample for estimate. TUIb material
HOW IN USX OH UAHT LRIDIHO BAILKOADB, OITIKO
u
Master Car Builders dedrfng to cut tlieir own Wisben, cao be forotabed wltb FLEX'
IBLE SHEET GOODS of aaj deatred thickoeu. Being uDifonn In qaalitj and tblckness,
can l>e cut witbout waota.
BE SURE TO 8END FOB 8AHPLES AND PBH^EB.
New York Office,
No. 16 Dey Street.
POOR'S DIRBCTOBT OF BAILWAY OFFIdALS.
41S LvaUTlU* and HuhTUls BB.-Cbn- 418 LobUtUIv «■« IfaahTllle HB.-CIm-
S With foIlowliiK faro
OM.F. Ha
Mo. MlUrr, Womdry.
iaa, B. Bidgr, BteatnnU
J. W, ■cmIu'. Pam. Car, i
T Bmitli iTwln I Fortaun
eo of abopf—addrcH of ill,
|J. I.. BoatT, Tin <C CbHW.
|jiM. Harphr. Pi^"*-
W J^awiMt.— J. J. Honitidi].
II J. K. BIftckwood, SoDtb Nut
I* D. A. Koil, Bullsgloa, K).
U BngTff Aral.—
I. LDDd. if, v., Bowl'g Q-D Kr.
\t S. i'N''A7'iht.-C. V. alkt.'jf.'jT. alrmlngiiuiil
ISA <t jr. .A.JMf.— Jamea D- UcNkbb.ArviHM.DKa-
ttir.AU.
U jr. dJf ZN«,— B. O.Vsuho.ror..IfonUi>in«rj.AU.
IT jr. O. « jr. Dtc- J. ». CliSord. MM., floblls, AIb.
WK a* Jf.i>Hi.-C,T.Ge«iT,«»-..K,Otle«uii.Al».
VtN. Q.iCif. Ale— L.C. Butum, r. OirJllvxlln.lIa-
n a. L. Bir.—t. L. Teat. Forrmna. K Bl. Loola, ni.
n/>. DM.— W. D. Hobti, jr. M.. PenncaU. FU.
M MOiv- Une.-t. V. Slntser. JT. Jr., Unupbli, T«m.
(Ik) llAimVAMCI DCFABTHIMTI.
1 W. B. Contaatj.AA.Sag.So. IHv.'.Uoafgaiaarj.AlA.
SB. Bolls. \3ap.Br.* Bl: LoDlKilla, Kj.
iltmutCodf. ISeal^ StpairtrA •• •'
4r.HnrUiu. la-p'r W'lr aOu\
SAmrrUDnt of Bridga.—J. H. Hall. Ia Onnfa.
Xj.; H. HeClalbn, Colombia, Taaa.; i. H. Bibb,
NnBlBAim, Ala.; W, P. Cimll, HoDtgomnr, Ala,:
i. B. ribtj. Bay St. Lonla, MIm.; T, 0, Kwrett,
FtMaMikFla.; Fiord Ingram, Pari*, Tana.i O. W.
6 Jtood JToiMn,— M, Bllhoalcr, La Orang*, Kt.; E.
V. BddwiB, Paptacola. Pla.; F. H. Antlci, LoDiarllla,
S.; J. T. Cratk. ColumbLa, Tenn.; ^. W, Dunn,
nlngbam, Ala.: T. J. Analai, Evargniin, Ala.; ]l.
L. Aula;, Bar Bt. LoDia. Mih ; C. A. Diilci>, Hamphfa,
Tran.; Tim Mabonaj, Rawallvilli. Kt.; H. Frmalar,
UopkluTllle, K;.; T. B. Kobion, Etiui*<Ii1«, Ind.
riro^.— Thoa, HawlBj.LaGiani*,
.aGiaoge. Ky.:S W. Bnaalocd.
.._«».«.<-_, .VI-, T. E. Connlff, Lebanon, Ry.:
MIk* Bvntt, Stanrord. Kt.; Hatt. Bran, MaihTilla,
Tn>.: K. B. Maariairr, l4a>hTl[]«, Tann.; >l. Balna,
ColanUa. Tann.: P. M. Wllliamg, BtrmlDEhim, Ala.:
G. P. Aldrldga, Varbcna, Ala,: ]. L, Parrla, Mont-
«B«]P. AlB.: 1. F. Ooodaoa. Flomatob, Ala.; J. W.
HcCiuclieon, Ba; St. Loala, Hlaa.; Jaa. Barilnn, Pan-
WCOU. irla.; W. C. Clirton, Uarlanna, FU.; Pat. Nor-
ton, Hampbla, Tann.; 'F. Qonnan. Harla, Tenn.; Wm,
RMdr, H«Dd«non.KT.; S. W. Branaford, Bopklnivllla,
K7,.rH. A. ghlelda. Ht. Varnon, Ul,; iu. Bmn, Brani-
BliabMUi
Robmi, Haw Orleao*, I*. TraTtUtna: C. H. Trim-
bla, LoolaTllle. Ej.: Q. W. Fnucb, RritilillK. Ind.:
Jobn Flugcrald. Ncmphia, Tann.; Dade Sami, Bli-
mlnchiDiJlla.: B.E.LDtE,Uon[eODierj,Ala.: B. Wal-
lace, JackaoaTUle, 71a.
Sf.A. 8am> \0m. So. .jff«nf| Atlanta, Oa.
»W. C. Wallacs.. ..\Ooait Agent.... \ "
W) PaaaBRSiB DipaBTBBirr,
IC.P, Atmor« 6Vn. On. ,1?(.. Lonla»llle, Ky,
IJ.A.Boid iAi. tl. F. Agl..
SR. S. Parkrr. J>i».ftj«..Jy(.. Clnclonatt, O.
4 JohnKllkcoT.. .Mn.Pam. Agl,.Vtii Oilciiia, La.
tJobnW. >laaa....lMD.JU«a Aft.. St. Loola. Mo.
BO. U.wmiami ..:(;.T.A.S.itKA1iot\UlOOi'ryA\t.
7J.B. Browning... . Oeo. Baa. Agl. Loularllle, Ky.
B8, B. Joflaa fi*B.aa(. .JjI.INew Yoik, S. T.
BW.UcGlboar *Biut.Paa.Agt.t "
..„ .,_, ivoo.ftiw jj(., Medina, O
II n«o. L. Cro« .. , .
UW. B-Atmore....
IIJ. W.SittJe
UC.B.Oaborn.....
IBT. B. SiDnlejr...
IB T. H. Watlarwn.
11 L. B. Tattle. .
y. W.Poii.Agt. Cblrago, 111,
Trat.POH.Agt.fit. Lonli. Ho,
W.Fati.Agl.-r "- '
loFrod. D. Bnab .... inm. rran.Agt. j\iianui, \j«-
IBJacluouBmltb,.. |££. i^u.J.«f..EnaaTllla. Tcnn.
a«nei^ oOce, LonliTllla. K7. Naw ToA offlca, DO
Bxchange Plata,
41f I.a«lanUe. New Albanr and Ckt-
caco Hr.-Loolivme to Michigan Cfty, tM mllae :
Air Line DIvlaton, IBS mllee.
- - \Frett'lenl. ...
« John B. Car«Qn. , , I V.-Pru.AO. M
8W,B U»i»""i"i*c.* TWiM.,.
« William ULilieg,Jr.U.»b«.l Trtat
BW, B Wodlard... ffm Biait.....
8F,Hn]l ,,. 'chiffEna....
1 W, B, H'^iyoBl.,.. \Tr^mt Mot...
B K. O. !LtcCorn)lck,.^n.niH,j0f,
• J. J, Cclemin.,., \Geii.Fgl. Agt.
lOJanuaL'm; \MaHM- Mteh. .
II Chaa. Ciller \llaiil.Car Stpr.
ISW, B. Arlnms \MaM. Tranm..
naao.w. llo»-»rd., Uro«(w TraiM.
I4B. L, Rvdflr, <Maittr Tralnt.
1SW,B. .Iimea -Bvpl, TrUg....
ITD, Bliooper,.,.) C-Al-Mji..
ISA. 8, Dnnbam.... Pvrch. Agt,...
IBJoaabhH. Cralg»",di(iJI(Dr
MS, W, Baeley Ofit. SaUeUor. .
11 A, Q, naqdork... Car Aemunei..
IS J.B. Brownlnc... Ben. Bag. Aol.
MJ J r.mi.mn i O.So.Trof.Agt
M J, J, timiiron,, J r„i j. pm, riiJ
sia;
Lonlnllla. K7.
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MO,9. Bwcognt.... fl. ,^, A(.»fj>.(IndtBr»pollaJnd,
IttS, Phlllipa 0, 4, W-ft™,|Lonl.vlfle.Ky.
K B. A. lIMbmj. . Dit. Fats. Agl.i " ''
«T, D. rompbell.,., I»i. Pan. Aq!.. CincSnDtW.O.
»I, D.BaUlivIn IHi. Fati. Agt .lndlanapolla,Imd.
K Soad Maittrt.^H. Bima, lAfaretl
Rodger*. Bedford. L
I. Wauoa, A. O. Wii(bl.
^.jHempbla. Tann.
'D.F.A. If.
^ -D T«*Tiij.mo A -„
^ New York, N. Y-; Brent Arnold. CInelDDaU,
O.: W. 8. lleCliMiiej, Jr„ Lailagton, Kt.; W. N.
Calp. LooMllle. Kf.; 8, J. Caawl^. Bl. Lonls, Bo,;
r. P. Onc«*8ro,Cla[kaTllle.Tnin,; B. F.Cbampa,
RaMTtUa, Teu.; B. G. Banlar, Koblle. Ala,; D. C.
Rodger*. Bei
Honon, tnd.
Principal otBca. Chicago. Bl, Tianefer offlca. SI
IlaaMO St.. Mew Ytsk, X. Y. Bepalr Bbopa at Mew
Albany, Ind.
418 Iionlerllla, N««v Albany and <l«rr-
don Br-— CorrdOD JonctlOD loCorydDn,Snillaa.
1 Bt, John Bojle \Prtitiltnl LADlavllle. Ky.
IB. H, Btockalagar.. rtM'ftvvldnir. Corrdon, Ind.
IThoma* HeOraln.. Ac. A 7V«u. ..I "
4C. B. Lowrj l«uiMrtii(mf'(..l " "
SJ. J. Colller<i<....|0. P.SF. J.. LoaKTllle, Ky.
SJ.B. Browning ..\atn.Bag.Agl..i
Oanaral offlca, LonlaTHla. By.
ZW~ See note of e^lanation on firtt page.
EDWARD COOPER, Preft't, 1^^.^ vo..lc FRED. J. SLADE, Tpe«».. I Trenton
EDWIN F. BEDELL, Sec'y, f YOPlt. JOSEPH STOKES, Sup*t, f **^"***"-
NEW JERSEY STEEL and IRON CO.
TRENTON, N. J.
COOPER, HEWITT & CO.,
17 BURLING SLIP, NEW YORK.
Wrought Iron and Steel Beams, Channels, Angles and Tees,
Merchant Iron, Brazier and Wire Rods,
Horse-Shoe Iron, Rivets, Chains,
coiraTBucTOBa or
Plans and Estimates Furnished for Draws, Fixed Spans, etc.
POOR &. GREENOUGH,
— AKD —
Members of the Ne-w York Stock Exchange,
Act at Financial AgenUfor Banks, Corporations or Munieipaiities.
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
ADVANCES MADE ON APPROVED COLLATERAL.
Certificates of Deposit Issued Bearing Interest
34 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
POOB-S DIBSCTOBT OF BULWAT OFFICULa
41ft LdDlBTDlc, n«w Orl**B« nad T«xft
tUoBiil or lUUr[iiida."|
Orn.y.itP.AstiJiemfiiiM, Tenn.
IIA. A.Bbarp
ISP. R Rogen
ISO. W. UcQIohLm.
»H. O. Wlllla
»W.L.Bua
ITJ.T.Rdiratd....
UJamcaHIli
MP. D. Papln
aoO. Sbelby
tl W.M. R«Me
81 R. F. Rflfnoldl..
SS T, 8. Cnnnn. . . .
MR. B. UiDr7.jT..
Gpnerd offlce, \
.-P.H O.Mgr.\liempb.it.'t
Matt. 7Va<vj)..IVlckibiirK, HIh.
On.Tr.Pau.A\yitmfa\M, T«on.
Land Cobuk'tA •' "
Om.Bag. ^oI.INbw OrlnDi. La.
(7(ir.^««iir(..llleiDptiK Tsiin.
Land AttrU. ..{'V^'kMbaa. Mix.
Uaid AoHtt. . . Litaad, If Im.
Trav. Land A Jkckaon, UIh.
OmuiuKiaJ X Kin-u Cllj '
W4ilmF<it. ■ '■■■ ■--'- '
ciir. H
a. Ho.
Oommtrciat A.\Svii Oilaaua.La.
Pati. Agail. . . . i " *■
ftut. JvfnJ.,..iHemphla, Tidd,
mpbJi. TeoB. Tranitet offlce.
a J. C. Llttla' Tnaturrr
40. W. Warran. ISrcntarv
AT. F. Chalk \Omeral Aomt.,
DW,s.Trfbbla \jlaaaMatttr...'.
Oeneral olBcii LonliTllle, Ga.
IPa>aonTncker*''"
4/. H. D^mondV,
SP. B. Booihb]^....
• W.8. "- —
IP. AT
Baton .... \Oen, Fet. Ail.,\
Allen CAIrf SlvtlUfr.
sW.York,.J4B(fltor
SThiuaa* P. Bbiw. .' i*tg.A f. And.'
lOH. H. Towla ': ffia. Biu. Aal.\
110. H. KeBlHiD....,iratf. CarBldr
IIJ. A. Unacotl Traniftr Aal.
UD.A.Bi>akn. flrWiw Imp..
UA.mi»PVbair-...'Xait.M/cJi....
ISO. w: wmk. .
17V. H. F.«7....
ItJohnBlU*
IIOm, B.Hwkcl1
aor. w. KDighL.
;ti J. w. sbphii..
MP. SoblnKiD
S(J. A-Plnkerton.
IB B. Haiuborn
90 Q. A. Aldan
4SS nxihalt
)■ \Soa(IMait*n-
For.Mae Bhim.
Kor. E.B.A L..
For. CarRtp.
iT$im...
Firr.Eng.ffeiuil
Watsrvllle. Ha.
WaterTlUa. M«.
PortUDd, Ma.
Bueor. Mt
iPorllaDd. Ha.
■ Ballw>T.-Bul
iTrn^et
1 T. W. Paapla* . .
RT.T. Ooondle..
9 C. P. HcFiddia
10 Bohan Black. ..
Ilif.D.Canipball,,
JfadtrMKA..]
BuBt. Traatp..'
Otn. Ttt.Agt..
RoadMoMHr...
4as nKMkkltftii Batlwar— CtmflNiifd.
.\f. Car Faint
J. A. W.
t.Campt
ff.A.Kn ,. , .- ,
!■■ C. Mnlbeni ..\F. Carlatp.
I. B.Bill L^. Carlmp.
" "■ 'iMawtj.. \F, Var Ik ^
isomccDf Co...
:"Si:
Repair Shopi at MLh 8t. * 3d A>. and I4Sth St. *
aibAvi.,N. y.
49S nanksttan, Alma and BurlluKam*
Sh Akitiion, T\<pfka and SaiUa Fi SP.
431 manllbba aod Norlh-Wealern Uj.
— PuriagvlaPnlrleUi LaneeDbare, IBUmUea. Rauell
Brancli; lUnurth to ItuiiHll. lamlln. Baekatcbcwan
d: Wcitetn I!;. Leaded :— MInnedou lo Rapid Cilj,
t& mllee. Tola] mlleaEfl operaud. KT rallaa.
I Andrew Allao \PnMr«( IHontreal. Due.
■ D. MacArtbnr F)«. AwldfRl. I Winnipeg, Iibd.
3 F. S. Brvdjwn .\8aertUirt
4 W. R Bakar" ' •• ",0. Bupl. 4 TV.. 'Portia Ptatri».M.
DA. F Eden LoncfttomMii., Winnipeg, Man.
5 O. H. Wabaler. .. . \BivginttT Port.U Pralrie.JiI.
7 Alei, McDonald' '.^A^.F. AP. A.\
Oonetal oSIccb. Portage la Prairie and Winnlprg,
Man. L»comuilve and Car Repair Shop* al Ponatv )•
Pnlrts, Man. y v^ .^
43fi narletla, Ool
HK.—Mailelta to Amai
I T. D, Date> « •
4RL.KVB
BH. O, Vlnc«nt.
BF.PtlEe"' ...
7W. R Utler...
IC. K. Oard ...
SA. Oalbrtlth...
lUT.O.Meak....
I1H,C. Kellyii..
MarlatM. O
ork. N, T.
Cat
..■iPrtMdtnt ....
.lr,.p. di a.M.
'.' 84C.AAlUirk-y
. O.F.AF.Agi.
.. AvdUgr. . ..
.. fWet. Avf...
. CMifgiifinM
, Siaxr. Head . .
. Su.B.ATreHUl
. Train M/uUr.
. XaiUrMtch..
QenerJ oDIcb, Marl alia. O. Locomotii
Repair abop* al Harmai. O.
488 Marlella and Nonk GaarKta BB.—
Marietta lo Ellljajr, TG mllaa.
PrtMmt. BoatOD. Maia.
V.-P. A a. U.. Hew Tort. H. T.
Trtatunr BoatOB.Mafia.
Seenlart . . . Mailetts, Oa.
O. B. A Fur.A.
Otn.Ft.AP.A. " "
OiltfBti^nttr " "
Otn.Trar.Aal. " "
Bit Lonv Mand RS.
4S8 narqneCtflt HoosliIaD
Hoa(1ili>n
1R.M
Hi;
C-E^raf'-;;--
narqneCt
B.-Harqn<
1 J. L. Stackpole
I William Slmsi
S Samuel Thuma
4JohDBombT" ,_. .
B W. A. TbompaoD.. /(t<.«u..ftff.jr.
S W. B. Mt-Combt'.. O. T.A.ACatA .
1 A. 8, Parka Om. J^t. Agt .
B C. H. V. CaHa ... CiMl^il*'"*'-
9M. 8. MoOee* ^»ivrtvAft....
10 Gm. 9, Hobtwi"", .^HdUn-.
11 H. D, LjooB iMiu. Car BIdr.
IIG. W. JoallB iMaaltrBldr...
IS W. A. MabBB.. .. JTiff. jr«A....
14L.B.01aais [Train MoMltr..
tSA.KeT*» 'aaadJlamr...
loa(bli>n, W mllet, vltll
I Pnitdtnf. IBoatoo, Maot.
ntePniident.i "
'Trtat.itSic...] "
Gtn.Mgr.ASu. Han|nett«, Hlcb.
' i^ nott of explamUion an first pagt-
91
JOLIET STEEL COMPANY.
A. J. LEITH, President, H. S. SMITH, Gen. Supt.,
H Pine St., New York. Joiiet, III
MANUFACTURERS OF
Bessemer Steel Rails
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, IN ALL WEIGHTS.
WORKS: JOLIET, ILL.
Chicago Office: Home Insurance Building.
W. R. 8TIRLIVG, Treasurer. J. C. 8TIBLIV0, Secretary.
J. H. LOHQ, General Agent
JOHN WILSON, Praeldent and Gen. Manager. GEO. S. FOSTER, Vioe-Preaident.
W. W. OLIVER, AcUoK Secretary and Treasarer.
MANUFACTURERS OF
STEAMBOAT, HILL AND ENCilNE
SHAFTS, CRANKS,
AND ALL DE8CRIPTI0N8 OF HAMMERED IRON AND STEEL F0RQINQ8,
Locomotive Frames, Rock Shafts, Draw Heads, Bumpers, Links,
Pins, and all descriptions of Railroad and Bridge Iron Work.
WORKS, MAST ST. I.OUI8, ILL,
ffice : 210 N. THIRD STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO.
POOB'S DrEBCTORT OP RAILWAY OFFiaALS.
4St Rlar^nntiCt HoBcbton >«d Onions*
Kon KB.— (AmrinuMf,
(a) MarfiKlU aivt Waltrti 5J).— HttqneUe lo tahp*-
minf , 17 mil««, wllb biancbM k> mint*, S mlJa.
1 Wm. 81nu» .prtMiUnl IBopton. Nua.
IJP.LTinaD '■V.-P.,atc.ATTA "
8 John Harnbj \&. Man. A SupiHsrqaetU, Mich.
0«a«n] oflce. 10 Wall 3C., New Tork, V. T.
499 MarBhall, Pari* and ^orth1re•tern
Br.-F'<»
1 B. G -
Sdla.
. , .PnMdmt IH&nbill. Tei
LI.W. Llo7ii""'"i[M r.-PttSup-i
B.J.PrT' .'Tnamrtr i
V. T,»cott,JT.:.. ''acrtlarg
a.B.'ioami*. ...](Jea. MaaofftrA " "
irtkaiH Vln«rard BB.-Oik BlaSn 1
4S0 >
1 B. P. Cirpeotei
u«DeTa] omco, Edsartoivr
Cat Repair Hhopt at EdgurLU
481 narrlsnd Cenl
DslU. U mllM.
I William Ollmor.
niiel Spencer.
Haai. LaromollTe ai
8C. F. Kercbncr. |jwdt(or i " "
LocomotlTa and Car Rupilr Sbapi at Baltlmora. Ud.
433 IHsaon €Ur «nd Fori Dodffe BR.—
Ha»on Civ u> Fort Dod|{«, 71 mllos; bnacbn. tt mllar.
t JaDiM£.l9mitb... lOen. jranawr.iHaaoD City, la.
i.o™.8.B.«,....|;^j'f4c^4l '■ ■■
aBcrnariBalltr.-.. {Jfiw(<rir«A.. iPortDodie. Ta.
4J.A.Crlpp<n j^iad_ Jf<u(<r. .J ^
Switch DBClt II B.
ITbto L. Mnmrord. Leme It Hat
2 H. J. Mumford . . . l3"pt. ttP. J
.;MaDCh01iaiik,pB.
434 n«ad*llleand LIneiTltle Br.— Head-
a A. C. HuldBkuper. . Vice fnitiL
as. L. Richmond. JrJ.SSKnlarv..
S T.ADi!lamiteTi"»"|.i,J.a.,P*f^.|
Oanenl oaat, Ueadillli, Pa.
4SS neeoBta BB.— Maskegon Bun to Hoi
Iwad Uka, 10 nille*.
1 JobD aireet Pntidtnt IRodnej, Hicb
486 neh«rrln Valley BB.-Hicgantrrllle
toHlckaronl, n.Smlles.
IG. M. Serpen tlYaiihnt INorfolk. Va.
aw.aBiiiou s/cATtfu. A ■■
3D. 3, Gboir}' lOeatral .■'v;it..llIlGkBrord, Va,
0«iwral ofllc«, Forttiaontb, Pa.
4ST Heniphla, BlrMlngham and Allan-
lie RB. ' ^ ^
See Karuiu City, XtmphU and Birmingham R R.
438 HemphlaandCharlealonBB.
3e» Satt Tametee, Tlrtiitia and Cfisrgia RR.
489 MempkU and Little Rock BB,-
tll Rock to Mcmpbla, ISS mllca.
lR.K.Dav ) ^Clarfmon!.
TViiitarf In iNu -
- Charlaa Mann
SW.HattbcwB..
- Radolpb Kluk'
J. W. Goodwin'
AD,
S A. J.' WhltD«i'
ST. KBtmell ...
10 Jacob Pforttin
11 A. HcATor.. .
ISM. Toumaj*..
I^C.Robkln....
14 J. B. Holler. .
IG C, Sberr-
a.jr.it^/brr. Mcmpbla.TeliD.
TreatuTT LilUe Kock, Aik.
aeJi.Fot.4!T.A
Audilor ■' '■
llailtr Traliu. Memphis, Teon.
"aeter Medi... Araanta, Atk.
^jpl. Bridget.. Mcmphla. Tbdu.
RoadifaeUr.. Ilritikleir, Ark.
Om.BoO.-lffi.iI' — - ''-— ■-■-
For. Lo. Ripe.'/
For. CarJlipt]
For. Car P--1..\
General oScf. Lltds Rock, Ark. Tmalea' oflec,
[oran Bros., SS William St.. New yoik, N. Y.
440 mendoclno Ballroad,— CaDej'aCoie lo
..ISao Franc laca,CBl
aXV
miles.
n F. Crocker i/VMWtn( ..
441 II
to CromweJI, II mlJea.
IH, C. Wllcoi PruidenI 'Mcriden. Ce
» A. Cbambetlln,,.. Triaiarer I
>C.L. Rockwell. .. .Secretary I ■'
4 Geo. Rockwell' •"' ffm 3AHWff(f..l "
OH. L. B. Foni'>".'SuptrinleaiI'l..\ " '
Ooneral offlce, MertdeD, Ct. LocomotlTe and O
pair Sbopa al Cromwetl, CI.
442 raicfalKan Alr-I.ln« By,
Set Grand Tnmt Ry.
443 nichlBan Ccnlral RB.— Itetroit to
.SOa.e mile
mllva, witti
i b, A. Waiern
rF. Bralaled..
..\A.<t.a.iMC.B
..{Gtn.P.AT.A
..\Gen.Fgt.Agt.
i.\a.O.P.A ..
.,U. 0. Tkt.A.
..\Attt.G.Fgt.A
. \ahI. G. i^t. A
..lAul.O.f^t.A
. . I Gen. Baa. Agt
lOen./i'.Fgl.Ati
_ _ Tork.N. T.
New York, s' Y.
Detroit, Xieb.
Detroit, Well.
"IV Clljr. Mich.
licUUilll.
so Allen Bonm ..
aiAahleyPond...
SIJ.D. Hawk* \VMtf Engines
UA.F.Eowlaud... \FmI Agent ... .
9R1' Tt Smart \Gen.lla:Mtth.
Toner A^.TWw. ...
Thoa. Bllaoa'..'.'.'.'.'.\F.Cl.A,lFAci.
I»F. O.Waldo iTIettlAee.....
aoc. H, Norria 'Gm. Agml....
SIJ.G, Riley IZWo. Jf. Jf.....
Si K. D. Bronner , , , . 'For. Car.Rtpt.
».1Robarl Polia .\ For.Car Repe,
W J. 11. 1
DelroTl. Mich.
88 D, 8. 8nlliErla
MJ. B, O. Murti
RoberUon.liriu.t'aritilnt. Ueiroii, Mlcb.
ZXritlon SvperintauUnle.
»W<Ifc»io.,..]JBCkeon. Mlcb.
— ■ Din. Chlcaeo, III.
i«M£. Bar City, Mlcb.
{. DallcT
..iDetr..
L. te. V Uei.S.V&l. Ttaomi
7yfle*i<t»fiW.|l>Btroll, M
, Mlcb
^Sf See note of explanation on first page.
PARROTT
MANUFACTURERS OF RAILWAY VARNISHES.
THE De GOLYER
UNEQUALLED IN QUALITY.
HANUPACTURBD BY
POOB'S DIKBCTOBf OF BAILWAT OFFiaALS.
41 W. H, B.idrrwood. Bait. Aaml.. . .
MNawclinMUa ,Tnn. Ag*fl. . .
M-lubnO. Larcn Canada AgaU.
44D. W. Joliuioii....'jncA Aomt...
«SI'. H Hurry ^Wmt. Aotit....
4aU. U Harier.. ..\So.Wii. AaaH..
*7W. U WjBUJ \Sa.niiAinmL
«LI,.Ciuifj '»■«■. AgHit...
■" " — , \Pttc. Ot.HtAgl.
M Uoail Mailtn
Toronlo, Ont.
B'dBapMi.Hlch.
CUan, Hi.
KanwClty, Mo,
81. Pul, Hlpn
MIlwukM.WIi.
SuPni
~0. V. JoTdin, SI. ThomiH. Cm.
IBS U< IS8 Durlxini Kt.. Ouli
«r,a. Ill
44S HIddlvbars >nd Sekoharia BR.—
MiOdlrbUig to Bcnubu'ii!, a mllra.
in.N. PcMik). nw.«.4i»/...'Mlilillcbuig,N.r.
. . ' Ua-Pniidtnt
i Pi-Iur 8. Dun
.. ,. M.TIl!.'-,...
• Tliiu.Uill .. I'J.Oair.afutA
TJunnCuong \«oaa Maiitr.
H B. KBddicK I '.'Alt/' JCitglio
OcBCtsI omcr, HlilulabDi, N. Y.
4-16 HMUnd Br.-Aiiilno
til. Hwire ....
a A. A. Bdiiv,.
.PmliUnt ;Nriv Yofk. N. Y,
'.'\'chlrfEn<rii,w-'.\sobWnmr,Jni.
447 nidlaud Norib CaroUnB Rf.
■ocket RR
.O.S.,F,dl'Agr\
..\cierk
, iHoad yailrr...]
• T. H. &ion.
Ui'ii^'nl ofBec. Mllrord, .Muu.
44H nilmnhe*) I.ak« Shore aMd W«M-
«w York, N. T.
4UanluaHoiTlg...
7H.P. WblteoBib.. tfn ._
ej. Donohae*. HuptrlKltnUtit
itC. V. lli:KliilB]r*,..OfA. AiH..lfU
10 C L. Wdlin^u MH.Fgf. Agt.
Eknkinn*, Wl*.
»J. H Joun
ISMrVBnd^ritl.,.
TVar, Fgl.Agt. t
iTVnB.ftiiwAjji.
170C0. L Yoang....<;
ISB. H.RamBA....\C>itif Oieiiien
IB W.lLBJMKioclt"*" Auditor.
•OH.W. Baighlej...,l1in*. Agent.
> J, £. Ui-BloU
44B IHIIw>nk«F, Lak* Bhore aod Weal*
era Br-— ConUnivil,
aiJofan nicksy tfoit. Ma\....|S»ik(Dn*,Wla.
asJ. O. ThMrt 0«i.£ii>hJ .Jfff.'MlliHukea, Wii.
nj.A. Snjder TVofn itinir. . . KnykUDi^lr.
MF, O. Tirbox.. .. TVuln MivT.. Aiblud, Wi>.
iaH r. Rati Bufit. Ttitg ... Hllwiukn, Wla.
7>ii<n Mtutrr.. Kaakaoiu, Wla.
rMii Mailtr.. AiUtnd. WI*.
Qan. .il^iir.., Chicago, III.
KKoait Jfa.i«r*,-P. Plnnkelt. CI1iiIob»111«, Wl..:
T, Dwyer. Manltawac, Wlp.; Jiibii CbllinB. Waicnttiri,
Hich,: Frank Siuid«ll. AntlgD, Wla.
Orneral amtv, UllHinkM, Wl*. Flinl Aeric*. W
Cedar St., Nvw Vork. X, Y. TrBni<r<r olBcr, Nst{oD»l
Bank D( Commerce, New York, N.Y.
4SO ntlwaukce and Rorlbrm BR.-
.-BlOU
Sobwu-Ubi ..
M nillu, uid tncktge
I Alfred U. Hoy L,
in HounUln, IM milM: bnncbet,
I Mllwi
1. I&m
SOdIi
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10 R(
»c:fiK'i°ou'..'"
7U.M. Bell
8J,C. Fotcfter...
9 W. B. StaurdDw
lb' 1 1'(»mb*>«
1. a. Kimball,,,
UiBn». Apcar..
V, W.'^ilbbiriii
misral oKIh. :
IB" S.Apgw),*
arc. A Om-Sol.
Ktu(rf3(ieh...Ft HovBrd.Wla,
Traiuftr Agt.. New York, N. Y.
BoadJlaittT.. Fi. Boward, Wla.
SeaitMa-br...
AgrtU.... Chliaeo, 111,
RocklnDa, iOialltt.
1 Ktn Hum
a Adl-ui Smlrb.
I Adl-ui Smlrt
I Unlda m>l(
id Bruit Bivtr ^n.-Onlaaigoii to
...Sasinaw, Hlch.
riif..SllTwinkae, Wh.
Sni. * ««ii. *I.
Uiirflwr I
rankcu. Wit.
Locamotlve and Car Repair Sbopa at OnlODagon,
4ei mineral BaD(e BR.-
JutkeL n.5 mlleii; bnui:b rram F
1 George U. Bla;
H.S.Osdan..!
i H. L. P
Hm. a Tr...
w York. K. Y.
Dcock, Midi.
Ir'tn. yaRiT«r,.|
l.:Fgl.AP>.A.\
.Vattrr Mfc/i..\ "
TrOH^ir AgU |New York. N. Y.
IJohnS. Plllabnty. . l/Witdmr HlDDaapolliMlDB
»C. W. Caa- I&e. * Ti-^oa.
a A, A. Hopklni Wtn.Boot-kiiB. "
4L.A H>Minrt>n....\A<idtUr St Panl, Minn,
a ». a, ThoDipeon. .. . I Yard Uailrr. . 'HlnoMpolKIIInD
Oenetnl afflCE, Mlnnrapolle, Ulan.
Lyndale and ninne*
4S3 ninneapalta, Lrndale
onha Kr -Minu«Mli to Eai
f iDDvhaha Uraocb, 4 milea.
IH.C. BenKdlcl...
^9~ Set not» of ea^Ianatian on first page.
95
(\ M. MITCHBLL, FRED. A. MASON, D. W. KISSAM,
Praddent. Vice-President and Treesnrer. Secretary.
Bridgeport Brass Compy,
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
BRASS, GERMAN SILVER, AND COPPER
ROLLING AND WIRE MILLS,
▲L80 MAirUFAOTUBKBS OF
SEAMLESS BRASS AND COPPER TUBES
— AHD —
KEROSENE OIL LAMPS AND BURNERS.
Office and Mills at - - Bridgeport, Ckmn.
Warerooms at - 19 Murray St., New York,
PIONEER BRASS WORKS,
BRASS FOUNDRY.
HEAVY and LIGHT CASTINGS
I
CAR BEARINGS AND RAILROAD CASTINGS A SPECIALTY**
13^ Orders Turned Out Very Promptly, ^ g ^
110 & 112 S. Penn Street. i h. brukieyer, sipt.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OP RAILWAY OFFICULS.
453-463.
458 ]IIlBiieApoll«9 Ijyndale and Mlniie-
toBka By — Continued.
5 C. Q. Goodrich i G^n. Manager. IMlDn'apoIi8,Minn
6 John McMullan ..Superintendent'
7 Fr«d. C. PiUsbury.K;. P<u*.AF.A.
8 G. W. Cooler I Chitf Engineer
9 J. N.Cross ... \Soticitor
10 W. 'IHireedle [Matter Maeh .
454 Minneapolis mod Paclfle By.--liinne-
apolis to Lidgerwuud, 218 milew.
«4
4«
*«
1 W. D. Washbarn.
9 Thomas Lowry ...
SM. P. Hawkins....
4H. E. Fletcher...
5 F. D. Underwood.
6 E. Pennineton
7W. W.Rich
8C.T. Fox
9 J. Q.Taylor..
10 U. L. Shate
11 C. D. Hammond...
ISC. W. Gardner....
18 H.W.Hamilton...
14 C. F.Clement
President Miun'apolis^Minn
VicePreeident.
Secretary
Trecuvitr
Oen, Manager.
AsBt.Sftpt....
Chief Engineer
Local Treae
G.P.4t Tk.Agt.
Gen.Ft.Agt...
Land Agent. . .
Auditor
Sup. Traruip...
Car Serv. Agt.
General office, Minneapolis, Minn.
455 Minneapolis and St. I<oal« By.—
Minneanolis to Anj^is, 360 miles ; Pacific Division, 92
miles ; Wisconsin, MinuesoU & Pacific KR . S07 miles ;
other branches, 16 miles ; total length, 575 miles.
1 R. R. Cable President Chicago. 111.
2 W. H. Tmevdale..' Fi<^-/'. <f Gr.jr;Minn*apoli8,Minn
8 J. OaskelP *»»«.. 'Sec. A Treas ...
4 T. E. Clarke Superintendent
58.F.Boyd G.T.^ItPoM.A
6 8. F. Kimball . . . . ' Gen. Ft. Agt. . i
7 J. D. Marston — i Gen. Bag. ^j^/. Chicago, III
8 R. H. Ripley. . . . ,A. Gen.Ft. Ao^.;Miuu'apoliB,Minn
9T. J. Hyman«»«..'.4wrf«/or
10 J. D. Springer \Gen. Solicitor..
11 Henry T. Wiight.. Paymat'ter. ...
18 W. B. HixBon \Supt. qf Brdg».
H O. F. WUson \Ma9ter Mech .
14 R. Anff^t I Chief Kng
15 P. Mc EIroy ; O.Road Maeter
16W. F. Fox \Supt. TeUg....
17 W. B. Palmer Purch. Agent. .
18 W. M. Hopkins. . . Cont'g. Ft. Agt
19 J. A. McConnell. . ' Trav. Pose. Agt
90 B. D. Parker \0. N. W.F.Agt. 8t Paul, Minn.
SI «. H. Webster . . Fm. Car J)ept. . {Minneapolis. Minn
S9 W. H. Whittaker.. Fm.Rep. iSAo/m Albert Lea, Minn.
S8 J. Holla ,Fm.Iiep. SAtnu Fort Dodge, la.
S4 J. Mercer Fm. Paint i9ApiMinn'apont,Minn
siS Atiittant Road Maetere.—^. SnlUvan, Minneap
oils, Minn.: D. Connell, Waterville, Minn.; J. Maddt^n,
Waseca, Minn.: F. Qlbbs, Fort Dodge, la.; W. West-
fall, Morton, Minn.
96 W. I. Allen TVain Master.. 'Minn'apolia.Minn
Train Jf<w/^..| Fort Dodge, la.
(7ar^c(Xrt/n/9n/tMlnn*apolis,Minn
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456 Minneapolis) Sanlt St. Marie and
Atlantic By.— Turtle Lake to Rhinelander, 141
miles.
1 W. D. Waihbnm..
2 John Martin
8 F. J. L«*avenworth
4C. H. Pottit
5 F. D. Underwood.
6C.T.Fox» «•»«»..
7W. W. Rich*
8 J. G.Taylor*
9H. L. 8hate
10 C D. Hammond
11 H.W.Hamiltoi.»«"
IS Chas. F. Clement.
18 T. A. Fraser
President
Vice-President.
Secretary
TrMsurer.
Gen. Manager.
Local Trevs...
Chief En. dt Sp
G.T.dbP.A.dbA
Gen. Fat. Agt.
Land Agent...
CrAc.STdTD.
Car Serv. Agt..
Mast. Mech
General office, Minneapolis, Minn.
457 Minneapolis Union By.
See St. Paul, Mlntuapolis and Manitoba Ry.
Minn'apoll0,Mlnn
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— 8t. Pan! to Duboque, 'ZM.bO miles ; Hayfield to Lyie,
28 miles ; Sumner to Hampton, 6-1 miles. Line under
constniciion from Dubuque to Chicago, 167 miles, of
which now completed about 100 miles.
1 A B. Stickney. . . President 8t. Paul; Minn.
2 C. W. Benson ... Vice-President .1
8 W. B. Bend» *• »o 7>Ya«/r<r '
4Fred'kG. King... Ass't 7V^a#. ...New York, N. Y.
6 John I. Thompson Sec. dt Solicitor\iit. Paul, Minn.
aW.B.Bend Ass'tSec
7 Raymond Da Puy. Gen. Supt.
8J. A. Hanley»2«.. (?. Trc
9T. A. Whitmore... Ass'
10 F. W. Davis » «. . . Auditor.
11 John Daly '•"... Car Account' f.
12 Joel May Supt. Si. P.Dir
13 U. Femftrora ■ Chi^ Eng. .
14 T.W. Heinizclman Mast. Mech.
15 P. Cowley \Road Master , .
16 Metropolit.TruftC. i Transfer Agt. .
General office, 8t. Paul, Minn. Transfer office. Met-
ropolitan Tnu«t Co., New York, N. Y. Repair Shopx
at 8t. Paul, Miun.
(a) Chicago, St. Paul and Ehnsas City 2?tf.— Dea
Moines to Cedar Falls. 107 miles ; Waterloo to Hudson.
miletf ; VaFeria Coal Branch, 4 milea ; Waterloo to
Oelwdn, 25 miles— total, 145 mihs.
1 R. T. Wilton ^President.
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2 J. V. Johnson
3 A. B. Stickney
4 Geo. C. McMichael
5M. C. Woodruff...
6 W. M. Johnson...
7 W. T. Block
8 W. L. Dickson....
9 H. Fernsirom
10 M. C. Wheeler....
lie. M.Burnett
Ass't to Pres..
Vice-President.
Oen. Manager.
Secretary
Treasurer
A.S.<tGi dtp A
Auditor
Chitf Eng
Mast. Mech
Road Master. . .
New York, N. Y.
Marshalltown, la.
8t. Panl, Miun.
Marshalltown, la.
Dubuque, la.
Marshalltown, la.
St. Paul, Minn.
Marshalltown, la
ti t.*
459 MlssUqnol Valley Ballroad.— 8t. Al-
bans to Riehford, 29 miles.
1 W. C. Smith ^President iSt. Albans, Vt.
ST. M. Deal ISuperintendentl
8 W.T.Smith \See.db Treas... \
General office, St. Albans, Vt.
460 Mississippi and Tennessee BB.—
Memphis to Grenada, 100 miles.
1 E. H. Harriman. . . \ President New York, N. Y.
2 F. M. White i Mce-President.fAemphii^, Tenn.
3 Alfred Decker.
4S. H.Lamb
5 M.Burke
A A. J. Knapp
7 James A. Sangston
8 J. C. Ramsay
9 8. J. Bolton
10 J. T. Salter
IIH. G. Coltart'«»».
Secretar i \ Xew York, N. Y.
Treasurer [Memphis, Tenn.
Gen. Supt.
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Master Mech...
Master Car B>\
Road Mastfr . . .Sardii*, Tenn.
Car .4«»t/«<7. . Memphis, Tenn.
General office, Memphis, Teon.
461 Mlssonrl, loura, and Nebraska BB.
—Keokuk to Humeston, 131 milts.
1 T. Thatcher* * » i«. RecHver Keokuk, la.
S H. F. Clark Gen. Manager..^ ** **
8 W. 8. Speirs G.F.dtP. Agt.l
4 J. F. Howell* .... \Aud. dt Paym. '
6E. Dresser' « " iTrain Master .jCentreville, la.
(a) CentrevtUe, Moravia and Albia i?i?.— Cenireville
to Albia Junction, 24 miles.
1 Thomas Thatcher. \RecHter | Keokuk, la.
General office, Keokuk, la.
462 Missouri, Kansas and Texas By.
See Missouri Pacific Ry. System.
463 Missouri PadttcBy. Sjstem.
Gbnkral Ofkrating Offickrs.
1 William Kerrigan. . | Gen. Supt St. Louis, Mo.
5 C. G. Warner « ' ". . i Gzn. Auditor. . ; *•
(7)
See note of explanation on first page,
97
LEWIS FIRE EXTINGUISHERS.
Our No. 2 holds two
gallons. Throws a
stream 50 feet. Can
be kept under press-
ure ready for use, or
put under pressure in
15 seconds. Can be
operated from a lad-
der and in other pla-
ces where a pump
would be useless. Our
new lining makes our
goods non-corrosive.
In use by Union Pacific,
Chicago and Alton,
and other railroads.
For partleiiliri »ddrw»
THE LEWIS HAND FIRE EXTINGUISHER CO.,
^r. XjE^im, Oenerol IManascer. CHXIOAG^.
POOE'S DIRECTOET OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
■Ku. OpiKiTiKa OmcNm.— COnliniua.
ID. 8. H. Smith.. ..|£ocaI7Vua....jSt.Loii1(.Uo.
* W. a.Vtwtttui...\0ai.7yaf.Mgr.'
iOaen0.1tamT..\rtt. Tra/.Vgr.
■ W. C. Stltb lAt^l O. tbt.A.
JC. V.Lewl*. lAm'tO.jit.A.
e J. C. Kkholu \Oai. Sao. Agt.
• A. QooJd \PitrdLAntni..
II J. aCI«iMDU....Uw't Aij7l««r.
UO. A. HajroM \ImB. L.,C.A3t.
ItO.W.Hequembonrg OirAnr. Agt.
MW.B.Oniten Chi^Bvrgton.
IS R. M. Peck. . .
S'lpt.Br.ABt
4S3 mia»*arl FboIHc Rr. ajfiten
liniud.
lOJ. D. Gnnn ITVoln ym((r..|Ch»iopB
WT. II. riicpattlclcMo. RoarlXai'frlstdtH^ Mo.
ISW. McLeod \Q. SoadMiulfr\Onn'UaTBit,X»n
UDIrU<
T. Cihlll, \
: P. 8h«l
-. lloldi-n. Ml),; rf, Fallon.
a, Mo.
» ACVViJIienbarg", Oir AefoanfiU 1
ID C. n. Dene i j-j^f. Claim Agt
Lina SoiM nf MniMn and Tnmriana.
SI B. W. McCnllousta O. P. A Tkt.A.\D*yM, Tex.
Si J. R a>1i>n]ili....i^M'( 0*n.F.A\
Una A'orlA itf Dtnlion and Texartana.
n R. C. Towngend . . < Oen. P. A T.A. 8t. Lonli, Mo.
Ml..k.Emtnoa..,Otn.Fgl.Agl.\
Ijgal Department.
■ft tffm. A)I(cU(>r..|ei. Lonln. Ho.
3fE.Q.'iteiT\iia....\AM'UoO.B<i.\
W Dillon « Sw.)-nB.. GfH. Cb«i.«»I . . New York.N, T.
WT. J. Ponil.. .. fin. >r(DnM|i.|Bt. LODle. Mo.
S>K>eRMAWagcrn*r Ooi. .jnomcH Atctalaon, Ku.
Kflkkei,Bi>[u£Bik'rl(7fll. .Jftnmw* Houalon.Tsi.
FAaiEHSiB iisD Frcisht Aonm.
llL.A.Em«»u.... (ien.EatLAgt.\V
as W. K. Ho^t Eatl. Pan. Agt
MJ.P.McCinn. ... Trm.Paii.AgC
S4 A. B. TorrlecJIL. .. Jf, E. Agent. . . "
» H. M. Newbeidn.. \.K. Trav.Ag,
XB. a. Thamnsan,. Cent. Paie. Agt'Pltutii
9TN, R Warwick.... Diit. /•ati.Agl.Cioclnuau.xj.
mCoke Aleunder.. BUI. Piui.Agt.'lDiliBipolM.loi. !
» TratelUng Fatmgtr Agtnli.—H. D. WItfon, SL I
- ■ ■' .; H. 8. ChrHlopber, J, B. Fiawler, Chlc«(0,
- ■ ■ — "^ ~ T, F. OoiTnj.
Kan.; i*, Cntry, J^evedal Mo.
IS AaUUtnt Boad Mattert.—3. W. BiIleT, iDdcpaod-
rOiX, Kan.; B W. Brooka. UttBKa. Kan.: 3. B. Walab,
CoBtjiVa^ Kan.; J. llalloran. Ocdfko. Kan.
16L. BaiUelt ] Vrur. VerAqnlc St. LodIi, Ho.
17 9. H. Wsller ..... U». JfaX.Jftrt, 9ed»lU, Ho
iBW.T. New U«. iffl JficA.'Cyprnl, Ban.
\i F>>remtni^aolmdHo«ta.—
w York, H. T. i
. . Boaton. Hut.
bnrgh. Pa.
; K jVCroPble,
"EVJ-aw; ■
1. Neb.
40 J. B. Bnnls \Tr.. P.itL.Aof. .Chicago. III.
41 v. H, Morton \Smig. Agt .... St. Lunle. Mo.
agt, R nnfe>. ,»>. TVav, .l^.lLonlivlUe. Kj
>, J|Kn'...|Ch)ciga.II1.
^..^....^. Agrnl...Ctifo, 111.
.[fiip. ^(, ^^,. Little Rock, Ark,
41 TravelUitg FrOfilit Agen'n.
■all, O.; R C. Bradrbaw, Kai
Lane. Alcbiaon. Kan.; J, A. Wi:
U, TDmer, Dallai, Tci, ; B, W,
47Tl>0a.F.Fl«her....
' «A.A.Oinieber...
4>B.P.Ha|hea
H>a. H. Campbell...
ftl W, B.GarTan...
HC.P.Rector.. . .,
BBJ.B.Lyon
MH.B.8mUb,jr,.,
UB. G. Lonn
MJ.H. Miller.
(a) MUtouH FaHjtr. RaU,
4M mUee; wllb bn,DChM. 1,
Lire Sloct Agt.DnDw. Tei,
So. Pair. ^j(,.iCh»it'no')»,Tenii
Tf^mPOH.Agt HoDiton. Tei.
(ttn. 4p»nt.,.,iG«lvr«lnn, Tei.
Ctm. Fgt, Ast.'AlcbleoD. ttth,
IHv.F.AP.A.iyi\t.b\i^ Kan,
Wett.PaM:Agt.\KmDntC\\3. Mo.
Pat. CboMXafSBnFrandBCD.Cai
Paii.Coany.A.\
So.Ta:.Pai4.A,lM\u, Tei,
iND DiTisioB Omcme,
St, Loali to Omaha.
«a; F.w:-ld.m.,
Holden,' Mo^
F. wl Diebert.
FlsHiBDtHm.Ho.; O
ilD. Conncll OroTB, K
a.\ A. B^'jickson'. Omaha,' Neb. :
PnJnk Le«l., 81. Lon
., ko.; B. B. Ford, S«lalU, Mo.;
J. WlthetloD, Plenian
,^111, Mo.;TliomaiDayl^Che-
lopa, Kan.; J. Miller,
■JOThomaeFieJiteq.
J..Jffl#<.Jf«A.!Holden, bo.
■Jl W. B. Vennllllon
Trav. EnginOT Sedalfa, Mo.
Mml. Car BJrSt. Loill~. Mo.
■MXR.Hoff.:;:::;;'
f\>r- car Aiji.. Cjpru", Kan.
Jin'. H. Bemphlfl..
f\n:»iKnS»m .81, Louie, Mo.
Par aiofk.Shpsf
IT Ocnrie llazen
« William Bombeig.
SKSsui.;:
■WJ.T.Jone. .
MP. K. Cbnrcb
Fi-r.MM!,.31p.i •■ ■■
SI.I.MUIa
r^.Black.SlG.\ •' "
For.BoUtr&ip " "
MJ, K. Elklua
■a J H Warner.
Gm. Foreman .CTProa. Kan.
&m..nv.CarZ>.St, Louli,Uo.
»B.K.Thom«n.:;:
For. Pan. Td.
MLL.Batea
mttk?'' F^ " "
For.P^ntShp ;| '^
sr N. II, Parker,
MP. w; chrtitir"::;
em'.J&B,rf^:Bolden.Mo.
400*0. A. Annairong
tlF.W.Tanner..."
Otn. Fo. 8<B.|Alcbl»ot,, Kan.
Louis, Mo. Tranafer oDce, ISB
Broadwaj. NewTotit
N.Y.
tand Tezai fly.— Hannibal. Mo.,
toTaylor. Tei., SMn
11. ■;»lt1ibrau'h«, TfllmllM.
IJar CioQld ... .
tPreeid-nt
New York, H. T.
S8.H. 11. Clark ...
,iV.-P.*<l.ll.
31. Lonli. MO.
8A.L. Hopkioe....
td V.~Pra. ...
NewYotk, R.T
4H. B. Henaon. ..
me.* Trial...
fiD.KelK.
Land Comm'r.
«J. J.Frey, .,,. ,
a.Ko.i>fBen,;-n
A:li.No.i^Dm
TW.B. Ljone
gj.ff. Maxwell...
^A.%..
1 BL.W. Welch...
'oiviiim Supt.'
ParMDa,KaB.
UW.T.Kellj
i%'g^tS^
::
o A. II. vaiBi........
■ OeoreeC. Smith..
TD.B.B.Bmll'-""*
- - 3. Drake.
It Diviiion Road MaUtrt.—J. B. McDotiald.MobeilT.
Uto.: J. 8hannneHey. Nenda, Ho.: B. F. BiTihe, Sr-
ioIlB. M".; B. P. Brackm. Savanna, I, T.; O, UcOowan,
Dalla), Tex.; M. C, Paiion, White-boto, Tex,;
Qannl, Alnrado, Tex.: U. Mclnnery, Council <
Ran.; P. J. Conlej. Port Worth. Tel.; J. C.
Fort Worth, Tex.; G. R Johnson, Taylor. Te_..
I O'Brien, Denlaon. Tex, ; W, D, KeDBedj, OreenTllle.
New York, N. Y. Tci.; U. N. NewlBnd, Moskogec, 1, Ter.
I« F.-PdS.JT.'Sl. Louis. Ho.
idV.-Preii.... INewYork.N.Y
Stc.A 7>nu.,.! -' I
AWi Sefrrtarv St. Lonli, Ho.
Loeal Treat ■■ ■' I
Bedalla, Mo. ,
> SiTMdD augtrintfPdenU.—'a, Q. aark, St. Lonlt, ,
.a.; J. B. Flandeti, Pleaeant Hill. Mo.; J. W. IMIbr. '
~^«» Cltj, Mo.; T. P. Diinawaj, Oaawatomle, Kan. ; '
. niektepr, FVin Bcoit. Kan.
^n.%%tTf.:
SU£fe;:..
Fm. loc-Itepl. '.Kn*it.Uo.
' See note of explanation on Jim* page.
QCt
C/3
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Ex?
POOB'B DIBECTORT OF EAILWAT OFFICIALS.
: Kjr, Symtem — .Ms-
}■■. Car a/.,,.:
_ I. Bladt.Shp'
._._ _ An. UhbA Mp'
SI A. Hnnlcke Fm. Paint aiip\
SiJ.KohlbohD
SI Thomu EntMiik*.
4aj. W. DIckino
_ ... CarSijH
PVa. TtK S&p.
In. Pm. f4
f^. Oarl>i>.. PimoTiB. Kon,
e^. Oar Zt-p.. H*nallMl. Mo.
"- Co*. Dtpl 8ed«M«, M...
. *. J?. *fl. Psrmnii, K'ln.
.F.S.Sa. Dcniun. T.-i
.F.B.dt/t.^aoMea.K".
I. to 7Vaa(r,lP«l«tl(M!, T,-s.
tBCbwlooClaike .
.in'taaol |Br«
Train MomIt. Fori
HJf.SaofDtkPa,
Train Matttr.. "—
&<n, Funinaa
Ftn.BminaB.
Fm.BoUtraHp.
Om.F.OarZlif.
jrm, sounn a. urei'nvun rri
M''ta- MixH...\Dtiiinm.iat.
Sw. fn^'iwc.'I'ilciitlnii, Trx,
4«3 MlHoarl PacIHc Ry. A<
I Chu.I^.Ad&me. Jr. PnddeHl iBotloD, Um.
IBlUtu Mkiui. .. Fift-PriHdmt.\
S Henty McFirline Ste itTreai...\ "
4JimMM. Hsm... Ar.SB-,* Twai New Turk, N. Y.
S W. fl. Dodrtridaa . flupeH/iMiirf'n(|Alehlfon, Kun.
aw. J. Browawn.. IVolnJraKer.. OrroDlcsf. Ksn.
T M. T, FltlpHriclt. ZMr.AoaX Xu»f AWiiiMn, Knn.
SJt.C.MrQuttioa.. 2Mp.£nid Jforf Downr, Knn.
«R. H. EmriTCU.... ifcul. JAM.... Au:liiM>ii,K>ii.
lOJ. M. Weaver tHv. Matl llMA\(ittenitat Ku,
IIJ. R. BuMlt 01c. Vtf'.VKA Downa. Km.
19 Cbu. Wincheck. . J'ih.( 4 C .ZWitiAMhlmp, Kiii.
Uf.V/.Ttanei. ... O.F.B.,t.BDrp\
leJoa.Blukbiiiii.. . ;Vr. Car Dipt \ " "
(A 51. JLovli. iron JroHfUoln and Boulhm SB— St.
LodIi Io Tmarkan*, 4B9 m-i tmncltM, 190 m.
1 JiT Oanld
S B, H. H, -
L B^kii
It J.S.QrccD
UJ.T.E'iMUr
lia, O. Rodgen..
t1». J.Mdoiwr...
laJ.D, Winn
WCon.Prgllt.
■OJ. H.QODdtQ.. ..
■1 W. H. Ilarria
nC. UcFberun...
n Plsrca DoTlB
M Wm. Smenion. ,
Pr^Hdtn'...
.._ Nt-wYoTk. N.T.
If r.-P.*OJf8l.Loni«.Mo,
Id F.-PrrtUaU'Jien Tork. N. Y,
iL^ndO.ct.'fSfeJai. Lnnl*. Mo,
Land C.tHArt\UuleKrKk, Ark.
B«p*riiitindriunt. LoiiLs, Mo.
Pt$.aiat iDfSou.Hn.
7VaMJU<i«e(r..^Biim>in:k. Ua.
Ms. Smil LUtli? licick. Ark.
TrainMaKfr. iKsolwl, Ark.
TVoin XiuUr. . [TaaiVtm. Ark.
If.. Newport. Artt.
ir.. yoratCIlT Ark.
FT,. Arkadelphti, Ark
^.iiOiSoto, Mo.
^t«. Aaundff.lSt. LdbI^Mo.
Aii'l Fin.B.ff ;
MWintini PraU....
SS E. T. Stone.. ..
StOiciirDaDlUila.,.
»A.S. Henrr...,
W H. Pi inter
KT PWrick Dalton .
98 R. V. Wkgner.
SIM. UcRnth ....
40JetrTBalg[oa ...
41 l^lrlck Loieit. .
oulAem
n.F.Xac». Slip Di
Foi. BladC-S^p'
FmBoUtrShp
Fm Tin Stop
Fm-BrofFiii
Fm. BaiHid A
f>-«L Jloind n
M-nUr a A1,
Ft». CoaciSh
Fm. Car Bep.
Fm. (Jar Srp.
Fin. Fgl. sip
Ai.Fm.Fi.eAp.1
Fm. Wrtet Car^
Fm. Flail. MUi.i
Itn.-fimtinvd.
DtyW
paplu Bliill
Bctniont. M<
St. IxiDli. Ho
Cerondilet K
He Soto, Mo.
t, Ua.
«M*nln Self An. Oir At^M.lPoplu BInff, M<
47 Andjr Connor Fm. OarflqM.iCliirleBlon. Mo.
4SW. H. Rom 'Fm. Car Ripi iBIrd'* Point. Mi
tfD.MrCnrihj 'Jnn. Cbr AflM.Colnmbui. Kt.
M H. M. RrtiBrdwn.^jViu/. HkI, . . . iBiring Cro»,Ar
.11 S. P. FuIUt. ^Ok*. Fm. Simp:
MC. H, Li.ndny. ■"- -—-—''
Mo.
T<'>.( R Uinnl, Trliiitr. Tu.j M. BirPcnFy. Henie.
Ti-i.; T. Dally, An«in, Te*.; J. /. Bntke, PMJuail. Ti-i.
11L.K. Mi'cbflt..
](} G. W. Sbipman
1S8. H.SwinKlBr..
ITII.P.Nlclioli...
6i«l./W.*ae*.|PaIeil
Oen.Fm. Cart
" -^ Taylor, Tq.
B*]ie>toii. Ti
MK.S.Nyr
MW.T.Mwardit ,
gsr. L. WbllMCBTn
87 H. Waller
lUanlne, Tei
Pale^ae. 1
iifci. found .a
J^. BoUtr S/lp
Fm PoimiaUp
O.Fm.OarDtp.
Fia. Car Krp.
Fm. Car Bep .
F/ii. Car Sep.
Supt. B.*B
Otri.Fm.B.41- ,
Ba. ffliffinwr. I
Id Bnitrn
1 W. H. Bardlnd \Pruidflil.. ... -Bily«lon. Tei
DW.U.NeirniaD.... mai/Vwi</r'i(.
SD.B. H.Bmtth \Ste. ,t Trtai .St. Lonia, Mo.
IB.O.Fk-mlrw .... awvWntmd^rPi'
6RR.Lrle \Pirch.Agl ■ "'
9RS. Ilejci ..
i D. H. H. Sinilh.
4 J. B. VanUine
^3^ See note of explanation on first pogs.
fMOS. M. CARNEGIE, DAVID A. STEWART. HEr4RY PHIPPS, Jr^
Chiirmin StcrtUry. Trttturtr.
<<^ LIMITED, (^ yr.
PROPRIETORS OF THE
Edgar Thomson Steel Works,
Located at BESSEMEB, ALLEGHENY 00., FA.
On Unes of the PBNITA R B., BALTO. St OHIO B. B., St P., McE. & T. B. B.
MANUFACTURERS OF
STEEL RAILS,
'5
GUARANTEED EQUAL TO ANY MADE IN THE UNITED STATES OR EUROPE.
PROPRIETORS OF THE
UNION IRON MILLS,
LOCATED AT THIRTY-THIRD STREET, A. V. R.' R.. PITTSBURGH, PENN'A,
Manufkoturers or
IRON FOR STRUCTURES,
Bridge Iron, Iron Beams, Aligles, Bar Iron, Tees,
Channel Bars, Car Truck Channels,
Universal Hill Plates, Light Steel Rails.
SPECIAL ATTENTI ON GIVEN UNUSUAL Yh APES AND SIZES.
UtIiocniplM of Seotloxifl. ftod Book of Detailad Information, giving Caloulationa of^ftxmiB, eto.t lyamlditd
to Xnginaen and Arohitaota on applloation.
STEEL DEPARTMENT— Branch Office, 48 Fifth Ave., PITTSBURGH.
IRON DEPARTMENT— Office, Thirty-third Street, PITTSBURGH
NEW YORK OFFICE [Sffis-^iMS:] 21-23 BROAD ST.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
463-477.
463 IWlMonrl Padfle Ry. System.— Citm*
Untied.
(h) Sf. Louis, Fort Soott and Wichita RR.—Fort Scott
to An (bony. Kan., 914 miles: Bldnrftdo to McPhereon,
62 miles ; Wichita to Eldorado, 47 milen.
IJ. n. Richards.
2 H. H. Dowland.
8 A. H. Calef Treasurer.
4D. 8. H. Smith....
5 C. O. Warner
6It Hardine
7 W P. McNair
8 John Oaffnej
9 Thos. Gaffnej . . .
lORobr. SulliTan....
11 H. Bonrer
12J. G.Wright
V.-P. cf AU'y.. Wichita, Kan.
S^rttary
Local Trfos...,
Otn. Aftditor,,
Sapt. &. Eng. . .
^.5. itTr.MaM.
Rofid Master.
Asst Rd. Mast.
A»H. Rd. Mast
M.M. (V M. C. a.
New York, N. Y.
St. Louis, Mo.
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Wichita, Kan.
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Toronto. Kan.
Fort Scott, Kan.
Kldorado. Kan.
Recce. Kan.
Wichita, Kan.
Om.For.BdbB
General office, Fort Scott, Kan.
(0 Wichita and Colorado i?£.— Wichita to Hntchin-
son, 47 miletf.
»•••• Prtsinent ... • . . I
2.F. H. Richards. ...i V.P.ttO.Atty IWichlU, Kan.
3R.Hardins \Svpt. A Eng .
4 D. 8 H. Smith Local Tresis... iSt Louis, Mo.
5 C. G. Warner i Gtn Auditor. .
H. C Townsend.. .Gf. P. <tT. A..
7 L. A. Emerson Gtn. Fgi. Agt.
8 C. P. Rector Div. F. A P. A. \ Fort Scott, Kan.
464 IVIls«ioarl ffontliern RR.— Leeper Sta-
tion to Keystone, 9 miles.
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1 Daniel Goetel
2 Wm. S McMnllea..
8C. W. McCrea
President lOil City, Pa.
VicePnsident. '*
Secretary Leeper, Mo.
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465 IfIobll««nd Alabama Grand Trunk
RR.— Mobile to Bij^bee Bridge. 56 miles. Not in op-
eration.
IW. H Pratt I Trustee | Mobile, Ala.
466 mobile and GIrard RR»
See Central RR. of Georgia.
467 IVfoblle and North-HTestern RR.—
Glendale to CUirksville. 81 miles.
I Thoma« T. A. Lyon.\ Pi-esident Glendalo, Ml«s.
a W. H. Gardner. . . . . | Vtce- President. '
3 L, Brewer Treasurer. . .
4 A. H. Talllaferro. . . {Secretary
5 G. W. Onarles | Gn. P d-F.A.
6 Jamaa Mayhew. . . . [Rnnd Matter . .
7 R. L. Vansant I CMsf Engineer]
468 mobile and Olilo RR.— Mobile to Bast
Cairo, 493 miles; with branches, 84 miles.
1 W. Butler Duncan. ;P/y;rWtfn^ .. ..;New York, N. Y.
2 T. M. R. Talcott I V.-P. <fc G. .¥..' Mobile, Ala.
8HenryTacon«*»»o 7V^<M. <fc 5te...i "
4 Georjfe Uyet" . . . . ! Aud. A Conip..^ •* '»
6 E. L. RuKnell i Gen. Solicitor. . ' " "
6 H. 8. DePew , Trq0c Mgr ... iSt. Louis, Mo.
7 J. L. O. Charlton..' r/«n. Pass. Agt.\ *'
8M. Sweeny \S TcdPurAgl "
9 O D Harris ,Supt. Mo. 7\)^^. Whistler, Ala.
10 D. McLaren Supt. Mob.JHv. ' Mobile, Ala.
II Ohas. HAmilion.... ISupt.St. L.Div. St. Louis, Mo.
U J. N. Seale M. Tr.Mob TMc. i Meridian, Miss.
18 J. P. Meredith. . . . '.V. Tr.St.L.Div\E. St. Ix)nis, 111.
14 R. D. Christopher. /«. o//lflr. ^ort«. Mobile, Ala.
15 T. W. Newell M.M. St L. IHr. 'E. St. Louis, 111.
16 C. M. Shepard ...i/^ym.tftOwAVI Mobile, Ala.
17 Sumner Hopkins.. I &«n. TT/t. ^^^..iKansas City Mo.
18 J. T. Poe .Gen. Sn.Agt... {Mobile, A\ti.
19 T. J. Whitehead. . , General Agent.\i?>t. Louis. Mo.
20 R. C. Perkins j Trav. Fgt.Agt. Jackson, Tenn.
21 lunis Hopkins \G.A.,Pas.Ikp.\'&X. Louis. Mo.
22 B. D. Spencer i Gen. T. P. -Aflr^. 'Chicago, III.
28 John Howard ' Trav. Pass. A . 'Jackson, Tenn.
24 W. G. Martin.. ~
25R.F.Ray
26 B. B. Poeey
27 J. N. Bberle \L.A Imm. Agt
Trav. Pass. >4.i Kansas City. Mo.
aty Pais. ^£1^^ I Aberdeen Miss.
aty Pa»s. Agt. St. Louis, Mo.
468 mobile and Oblo WLWL,— Continued.
28 Road Masters.— E. W. Satterwhite, Mobile, Ala. ;
M. English, Jackson, Tenn.; R. Boyle, Sparta, III.
General office. Mobile. Ala. New York office, 11
Pine St. Registrar of Stock and Debentnrea,
Farmers* Loan and Tmst Co., New York, N. Y.
469 mobUe and Spring Hill RR.-Mobile
to Spring Hill, 7 miles.
1 Daniel McNeill .. \ President | Mobile, Ala.
SC. F.Sheldon Sec Tre.A P A \
8 F. Ingate ! Superintendent j
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4 J. E. Smifh
6 R. P. Deshon
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Mast. Car Rep
Attorney ...
Locomotive and Car Repair Shops at Mobile, Ala.
470 mollne and South-Eastern
Moline to C^al Valley, 8 miles.
1 Richard MansiU
2 B B. Saville. . . .
3R. Battcrsby....
Rock Island, 111.
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Pres. <f Treas.
ViceP. A Sec..
Gen. Mathager.
471 moniion RR.— Monson Junction to Slate
Quarries, 8 miles.
1 H. A. Whiiing \PreHdent I Wilton, N. H.
2 J. F, Kimball t Treasurer. 'Lowell, Moss.
3 J. F. Spra?ue Sec. cfe Atty 'Monson, Me.
4 G. A. Mathews .... Gen. Manager. , ** *'
5 Warren Nickcrson . i Chitf Engineer\ " "
General office, Lowell, Mass. Locomotive and Car
Repair Shops at Monson, Me.
473 mo nt Alto RR.— Waynesboro to Junction
C. V. RR., 18 miles.
1 Thomas B.Kennedy President IChambersb'e, Pa.
2 E. B. Wiestling. . ..See.dt Treas. . . Mont Alto, Pa.
8 G. B. Wiestling*.. . . Eng. tt Supt. . . |
General office, Mont Alto, Franklin Co.. Pa.
473 montana Union Rjr.— Butte to Garrison
62 miles. (Controlled by Union Pacific Ry. Co.)
1 N. J. T. Dana \Pres. d- G. M. 'Butte, Mont.
2 Chat*. Blarkwell .... SuperintetuUnt\ "
3R. H.G.Minty....;^.il<feG'Jf<fe7'X| "
474 montsomery and Florida Ry.—
(Snccesi*or to Montgomery Southern Ry.) Montgomery,
Ala., to Forkland Station, 40 miles.
1 C. W. Scotteld \PreHdent jNew York, N. Y.
2 M. P. LeGrand n<y-f /-^^i^^n/. Moutgomfry,Ala.
3 8. D. Hubbard \Sec. A Treas. . . | ^'
4 John D.Roquemore ■ Counsellor | " "
General office, Montgomery, Ala.
475 montonr Railroad.— Montour Junction
to Imperial, 12 miles.
1 Willism McCTeeTy.\ President i Pittsburgh, Pa.
2 Wm. M. Short • »• '6Vc. rf Treas. . . '
3 C. R. Brown - Gen.S. APu.A.. Impcrisl. Pa.
4 L. M. Jenkins. . . . ' Gen. F. tfe P. A. **
6 C. A. Cooper i Chi*f Engineer Pittsburgh, Pa.
6 H. C Johnson' » . . . , Car Account' t.^
7 Henry Newman Mast.Car Rep.. Imperial, Pa.
8 Daniel Mshoney . . . \Road Master . . | " '*
General office, Pittsburgh, Pa.
476 montpeller and UTells River RR.
— Moutpelier to Wells River. 88 miles.
1 D. U. Sortwell ! President i E.Camb'ge, Maw.
2 S S. Thompson.... \Jlce- President. iLyndonvTlle. Vt.
3 Joel Foster | Clerk <t Treas. ' Montpelier, Vi.
4 W. A. Stowell .Superintendent
5 FW.Morse"<»"ioii| C.cft^/./^.if P.^
6 C. C. Field I Mast, of Mach
7 E R. Morse \Road Master. .
8 C. F. Robinson .... Mast. Car Rep.
General office, Montpelier, Vt.
477 montreal andSorcl Ry.— Armstrong to
St. Lambert, 46 miles.
1 James Armstrong. . Presitlent 'Rorel, Que.
2 W. Newhouse \Se€. A Treas . . Monircai, Que.
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103
D. C. BACON, President.
M. F. AMOROUS, General Manage
ATLANTA LUMBER COMPANY,
MAiniFACTUEEBS OF LONG LEAF
Georgia Yellow Pine
BILLS CUT TO ORDER FOR CARS, BRIDGES AND TRESTLES.
Kiln-Dry Dressed Flooring and Finish
FBOOUCEBS OF THE CELEBRATED "A " BBAKDS KILK-DBIED FLOOBING.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
The Mitchell & Rowland Lumber Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Bridge T^imber
Norway Pioe Gar Sills and Deckiog-Car Rooflog and Siding,
And all kinds of WHITE and NORWAY Pine Building Lumber.
THE MITCHELL & ROWLAND LUMBER CO
TOLEDO, O.
POOR'S DIRECTOET OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
4T7 Utontreal aMdSorelB7>— Ci»(fiiu<d-
!C N.Anii«troin""'6Vn. .VaiKHW.IMonlrifil.tioa.
8 K. a Wuriele" "•i.Otn.P.* F.A-i ■• "
OenusI offlrs, Monlnal. Que.
4TS KIontraM Ballwar.— MoDtKiseloTnDk-
mci I. BUiie)e
B. BwniTord.
ID P, Dakilee'
.\Pftiintnl
'jVr.O.^P.a
DcbClinDk.ri.
Siipt iTnnktmonoek-Pn
vv. n. jHiup ivtrt, lii}icilor..liSon^iOBe,Pa.
• Fdlx AD'iri I C>iJ'/f "If Jn«rlTaakbunnock,P*
GCDenl office, MoDinwe, Pa.
4T9 IlIorKBD'' LonlsIamondTaxaaRR.
aM&mthini Pacilk Conijiany.
480 MorrI* Connlr RR.-CharluUebar; to
Fononmi. n nill».
1 OorrellA. Holmrt.. Pretlil*rH [Patenoii, H. /.
» J. L, CDnnlni!h»in,.l7V«o»(n(i-,
SRuiMll T. Low. ..ISwreMry |
Oenerol offlM, Pmerecin, N. J.
481 no»lia«*iirk VaII«r RB.— Woodlawn
SlUlon tD8aylnvlIl«,3in11ce.
1 W. p. iterlri PnHdmt IPatrlocktt. B. I.
SChuloO. S«wl.. [Stertlari/ " "
S Frad. C. UuIbi' • 'Triiuurtr. ...' " "
4 George H.ClAike. Gta.Supl iSurleaim*. R. I.
OvnenI office, 8B]ile«il]Ie. B. I.
483 Honnt Hope mtiaral RR.— Ut. Hope
toPDrtUntuHioUtii.
IJuhnl. Blair \PraUUM IBIalrMOHi]. N.J.
:iB.T.HataFld Ufce. * 7V««...In™ York, N. T.
SSamnel Davit UttB.Siipl IPort Unm, M.J.
Qeoaral o«ce. 03 W»1l St., New York. N, Y.
483 noant Oliver Incline tlj,
IC.J. Schnlli .\i;tHil«nl IPltWbnrgh, Pi.
!f JohoP. Bescb...
S Frank E. Broi
S Bd. D. Uarlov
4 Waller AlliLii
WHBbiueloi
blDEtoD, 3.33 mil
..l-rrH'H-U
SI Milk St., BoftoD. Uau.
49s nioklnftum ranatr Rr.-Zgneavlll?,
O. IocaDaecIloniTltIiB.,Z. AC.Itj.. Bnllw.
8B.D.Schn]U T.-, v- ' , |
488 ntnakrat ■•■ke iinil nam Rl*«
RR.— IIU*krilLiik.'ToC]!imlilv«t, Kiinlei. .
lalw.V.Mann /■ n, Mlc
S SiepboD Moofc. . . . i";.. > ■.■ ' : i- 'lunpii.Mic
a Oeorse W. Moore.. i.i>c. .v I rum .. i^niiilinc. Mich.
4 Fnitl. T. Moore.... ,(/,,^ .«ina4,f,,L,iki, tiLy, Mtc
5J. C. Brem-tu,. .. lOA-rf Englwer-iVrtm'tCcBUi:,}
Qencral olBca, Lake Cilj, Mich. LoeonwUve u
Car ReJMlr Sbopi at Hnui l^iailon, Mlcb.
487 Nantaeket B*ach RR..'OId Caloi
HODte. HIngbam, to Pembsnoii, Hall. 7 mllea.
lA.W.Hoore i7Vw«m .Boaton, Ma»».
BW. B. JeDrer Uefg 3«pt. . . . !Pnabertan,Uai
Oeneral olBce, Pouibcrion, Ilall, Haae.
48S Nanincket RaJlroad.— Maotnckat i
SlweuoHt, 11 mlleB.
I Joiimban l>orr. ,.,\Pr'iidint ,Bo»lon,MaM.
araillp H. Folger*...[Si.p»r|y,/mrf(ra!l ■■
DBbiirr ".'.'*a'i
General oflica, SI Mlik i^l
489 napanfc, Taiturortk atntf Qncbac
BR. C. Carter'..
T H. B. Sherwoo.
8C. A
.'Simian/ ■ .. Napanee
.TrtofTir 'Deaeronl
.■Am(, 6'ni..rfan.
. Sii. O.F.dP.A.\llnpmte
a. Oal.
- M. J. Bnllitr rAii^ffairfnwi'iNiipBnpo. C -.
10 J. A. Daiia .Vni'. .tf'rAonic Durrroiilci Oiil.
11 E. U. Wallbrldao. Jl.M.,i-FC-arJt.,liiii^a-'t, Oal.
Oeneial oRlGe, Deaoroalo, Ont.
(at B"!/ nf Q'tlntr Hnilii-av ai^ JVid^ulIm (%.— Det-
7 W B.«cMorrich..fiWldtw iToronio. Out.
Locoiuotlfo and CarRepalrShopaatDeteroetu, Ont.
(*) Brtrrirfilo yarlgaHoH Co.
I'E.Vl.nMibaa ...APraldtiit . ...iDeaenmlO. Ont.
a IV, H. AvUworlb.. B«-/*HtWni<. "
a F. !». BnilibEin TVmwvfw
4B, C. Cnncr \etn. ManoDtrA " "
5C. A. Milliner. 'Audi/or. 1 " "
LocomoliTc and Car Repair ShopaatSeaeronlo. Out.
(c) T'Aouon'l/WandsAJf.— OuwnoqnctoGananoqDe
Jancilon. 4mU«.
1 H. B. Ralbbna ■ Putiihi,! iliesnuniu. Out.
SE.W. Ratbbnn'.... ric,-l;r-\.luil.\
g F. 8. Hatlibnn • < . . T.^ai'^i'tr
4W. R, ArlaworUi...v,ow,ir^
r, Hon
.. Gnnanoqae. OnL
il.Slalllker U.'mJ JiarHr.. Ganaiioyue. Ont.
QeDeral office. Deaeronlo, Ont.
400 NarrRsanaotI Pier BR,— Klngaton lo
,I..V -: IT.-,. ■! '■ .'.l,n, IPsaccdale, H.L
,0 T. LBuphpnr'- . A-C/ifSiio[ " "
G, T. Liuipheat.. ri.l.d'fA.l " "
, P. I). Brtnnap..., ■-,■ i!.i3rtr...i "
Hi-, .:,!. r <-. .: ,.M1i:e<. Peacediklc. R. I. LOCO-
I J W Thomaa
K M rrl
■/Vfl (f'n Iffin'Naahrllle, 1
02 N b and PI n BR.— Colnm-
! R anw IV ICo mbU. Tenn.
E B tahnt
B
u Oed
IKbk tile, Tenn.
■Illc. Kjr. ■
Naa lllo,K7.
C^T" See note of explanation a
105
1 fret page.
The Atlantic Refining Co
DOMESTIC TRADE DEPARTMENT,
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OFFICE,
125 Arch St., Philadelphia.
HIGH TEST CARBON OILS
FOR RAILROADS,
A SPECIALTY, 150° to 175° Fire Test.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF THE CELEBRATED BRANDS,
Optimus and <3> Lubricating Oils,
FOR CAR BOXES AND HEAVY JOURNALS.
CONTINENTAL, 150° Fire Test, and ROYAL OIL, 140° Fire Test,
in cases or bbls., safe for FAMILY USE.
ENGINE AND CYLINDER OILS.
GASOLINES, All Gravities, from 62° to 105°.
9DEBS TVILILi ■RECEJTVE PROlttPX i^XXENXIOM.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICULS.
4I98>509.
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498 NateheS) Jackson and Oolnmbns
RR.— Natchez to Jacktfoii, ICO miles.
1 W. T. Martin PreHdeni Natches. MIm.
S J. C. 8ch waits . Vice-Pre*id€rU.Co\jiXQb\u^, O.
3 Joseph M. Kern*«. Secretary ! Natchez, Miss.
4 Ge«»rKeW. Koontsi Trtaturtr. i
5 T. ^rw\mtkm%^...\auptHntendmt\
6 W. H. Llnganl .... Oen.Fgt.dP.A
7 W. H. Llngnrd*. . . I ««w. Auditor. .
8 Joseph T. Pratt. . . \M<ut. Modi . .
9 J. G. Enders \Ma»t. Car Jiep.
10 T. 8. WlUiami*... Ja Brdq.AP.A \
11 J. C. Maodeville . . Road Master . . MartUi, MUf .
General office, Natchez, Miss.
494 Natchez, Red River and Texas RR.
— Vidalia to Biack River, k6 miles.
1 Hiram R. Steele. . . \Prts. d- O. M. .Vidalia, La.
% Ruf as F. Lamard . . i Vice-Prfsident J "
3 Isaac Lowenberg. . \Sec. <fe TVeas . ' "
4 G. W. Quarles \Sup«rinUnde/U , "
5J. H.Scott \G. F. dP.A.., '•
495 NauffStnck RR.— Nauiratnck Jnnction to
Wiueced, 67 miles : Wateriown and Waierbary RR.,
5 mUes ; trackage (N. Y., N. H. A U. RR.), 5 mUes.
1 W. D. Bishop . .
S Horace Nichols'
8 George W. Bcach»'«
4 J. M. Tomlinson..
5 L. B. Nickerson. . .
OSamael Wilmot...
7W. M. SUples
8S. M. Bnnies
9 Henry D. Beach. . .
10 John Eggleston . . .
11 J.Giles
19 D. Gibfion
13 G. W. Lulgo
^PreHderU
See., T A T.A.
Oen. Supt
Oen. T. Agent
FreiafU Agent..
Auditor
Chi^ CUrk ...
Supt.of Bdge..
A.Su.&Su.R.S.
Road Maeter. . .
For. Car Shop.
For. Mach.Shp.
For. Paint Shp.
[Bridgeport, Ct.
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Waterbury, Ct.
Bridgeport, Ct.
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IWaterhnry, Ct.
I Bridgeport, Ct.
[Waterbury, Ct.
Bridgeport, Ct.
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General office, Bridgeport, Conn .
496 Nevada and California RR.— Reno to
Oneida, 30 miles.
1 B. L. Heriot Manager IReno. Ne?.
9 Muran Bros , Owners jNew York, N. Y.
- General office, Reno, NeT.
497 Nevada Central Rj.
8te Union Pacific Ry.
498 Nevada Coonty Narroiv Gaoffe RR.
—Golf HZ to Nevada City, 9a miles.
1 John F. Kidder*... 'P., G.M.&C.S. Grass Valley, Cal.
9 Peter Johnston ... I Vice-President,
3 Coleman A Glaseon Treasurtrs ....
4 George Fletcher. ...\S.jA.,F.<f:P.A,
5 J. C. McCormick... Mast. Mech.
6 George Marphy. ,
7R. ScanJan
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M. Car Painter'
For. qf 7Vo«i;..iBnena Vista, Cal.
8 D. Scanlan For. of TVocA..', Grass Valley, Cal.
499 Nevada and Oregon RR.—Reno North-
wwt. 31 miles. This road is now known as the Nevada
and Califoraia RR. See 496.
Genera] office, Reno, Ne?.
500. New^ Rrnnsivick Ry.— Gibson to Ed-
mandston, 164 miles ; branches and leased lines, 989
miles ; total miles, 446.
1 Bamael Thome
9 J. Kennedy Tod. . . .
3 Alfred 8eely> «
4F. W. Ctam*
5 J. F. Leavitt*
6 G. A. Haggerty . . . .
7 Moses Burpee
8 John Stewart
9H. D.McLeod
President 'New York, N. Y.
Vice-President. \
Sec. d Treas . . St. John, N. B.
O. M. AFgt.A.
O.P.A Tkt.Agt
Meek. Supt McAdam J., N.B.
Chief Engineer Woodstock, N.B.
SupLN.mv...
Supt. S. Div... \Si. John, N. B.
500 New Brnnswlek Wtj*— Continued.
10 Track Masters.— "D. Brown, St. John, N. B.; G.
Rainnie, McAdam, N. B.; D. Tapley, Woodstock, N.B. ;
C. W. Bnrpee, Grand Falls, N. B.
General office, St. John, N. B. New York Agency.
J. Kennedy Tod A Co., 68 William St.
501 New Brunswick and Prince Bd-
w^ard Ry.— Sackvilleto Port Elgin, 90 miles.
1 Jostah Wood .
9 C. B. Tmeman
8 W. C. Mllner..
4 I. F. Allison...
5 R. C. Boxall. .
SackYille, N. B.
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President....
Treasurer. . .
Secretary
Accountant .
Chi^f Engineer
502 Nenrburff, Dutchess and Connecti-
cut RR.— Dutchess Junction to Milkrton, t9 miu-i* ;
aud,
503 Clove Branck RR.— Clove Branch Junc-
tion to Sylvan Lake, 4 miles.
Officers of both Railroads.
S. Schultze« * • • Pres. tt Trtas..
Secretary
G.S.d O.Ft.A.
G. T. Ag.dk Au.
M.M.AM.CB
Matteawan, N. Y.
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Dutchess tl.,N.Y.
R.M. db iJfwp.fi.l Matteawan, N. Y.
9 George Pearson
ST. F. Stryker
Pittsburgh, Pa.
New Castle, Pa.
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9William A. Wells.
8 C. L. Kimball* ^ «
4WilliamH. Moore'
5G. D. Holmes
6B. F. Stowell
General office, Matteawan, N. Y.
504 New Castle RR. (snd Mining Co.)— New
Castle to Coal Centre, 6 miles.
1 Joshua Rhodes President
V.-P. d G. J/..
Sec. d Treas...
General office. New Castle, Pa.
505 New^ Castle and Butler RR.— New
Castle to Grand View, miles.
1 O. H. P. Green \Pres. d G. M.
9 M. 8. Marquis ! Treasurer
SGeo. W. ZohDBon..\Secretary
506 Newfoundland Ry.-St John's to Sal-
mon Cove, 45 miles.
President New York. N. Y.
V.-P, d G. M. St. JohnV,NTd.
Src. d Treas... ^^ew York, N. Y.
Auditor St. John's, NTd.
New Castle, Pa.
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1 William Bond.
9 ex. Hobbs..
8F. W. AlUn...
4E. H. Aaville..
5 Mason Loomis
6'Ai>/ Engineer\
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General office, St. John's, Newfoundland.
507 Neiv Haven and Berby RR.— Niw
Haven to Ansouia, 18 miles.
IJ. A. Sperry President 'New Haven, Ct.
9C.L. English
8 Charles Atwater' «
4F. B. Harrison*...
5E. 8. Oniniard....
6 Fred. Qiiintard....
7 Charles Shelion
»t
ik
Vice-President.
Tr.dTran.Ag.
S. d G. Tkt.A.
Gen. Supt
Gen. Fgt. Agt.
Auditor
8 John M. Whitock. M. Ma.dCarR.
9 D. W. Sharp R.M. Supt. B.
lu E. 8. Quiulard' •. .M.T.d P. A..
General office. New Haven, Ct.
508 New^ Haven aud Nortkampton RR.
—New Haven to Conway Junction, 95 miiCS ; brandies
and leased lines, "iS miles.
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1 Charles N.Yeamans
9B. A.Ray* ««
3M. C. Parker^*....
4R. G. Curtis
5 Henry Fox
6 John Sweeney
President | Westfleld, Ma^s.
T.,S.d G.T.A. Now Haven, Ct.
Gen. Fgt. Agt..
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Mast. Mech
/m. Car Reps.
509 Nesr Jersey and New^ York
Erie Junction to Stony Point, 83.75 miles ; Nauuet und
New City RR.^ S miles ; leaded lines, 1 mile.
1 Valentine L. Lsry..
9 Isaac D. Demarest.-
8 Henry C. Deming. .
President
Vice-President.
Sec, d Treas . .
New York, N. Y.
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107
MERCER RUBBER CO.,
TRENTON, N. J.,
JP. O. Drawer 24. MANUFACTURERS OF
Tank, LocomotiYe, Steam, Fire and
Suction Hose,
BRAKE PIPE, CAB SPBIXGS, PACKING, VALVES, GAS-
KETS, BINGS, MACHINE BELTING, TUBING,
WATEB GAUGE WASHEBS.
AIR BRAKE HOSE k SPECIALTY.
Our LOCOMOTIVE HOSE is especially made for
conveying steam back in the Tanks.
PRICE LISTS AND SPECIAL DISCOUNTS FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
. CLEVELAND, OHIO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
GRINDSTONES
OF ALL GRITS AND SIZES.
GRINDSTONE FRAMES IN AVOOD AND IRON.
HANGINGS OF ALL KINDS.
Bridgre Stone in any Quantity. Annual Shipments,
1 , 500,000 Feet. Refer to Cliief Engineers of L. S. &
. S. R. R., C. C. C. &. I. R. R., and N. Y. C. «& St. L. R. R.
POOR'S DIRECTOBY OP RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
509-617.
509 Ney^r
ConHnwd
4 J. D. FMbroaek<*s«
5 J. S. Drake
6 L. B. Van Wagnen.
7R. W. JepBon
8L. Doyle
Jersey and Nenv Tork RR.~
Cfen. M. A And. New York. N Y.
Supt. A M. M. Uillt'dale, N. J.
Mas. Car Bid.:
Fm. hoc. Eepti. *•
Rmd MiuUr. . Westwood. N. J.
General office, foot Chambers St., New Tork City.
510 Neir liondon Nortbern KR«
.S^ Cmtral Vermont BB,
511 Ne^T Mexico aod Arizona KH.
Se« Atchigon, Topeka and San fa Ft SR. Co.
513 New^ Orleans and Carrollton RH.—
New Orleans to Carrollton and branchea, 17 miles.
1 I. Hernandez , Preaideni. New Orleans, La.
«W.V. Crouch Treat. A SfC..
8 C. V. Halle SupeHnUtyitiU
4 John Dahmcr
5 M. Konnts
Chitf Engittetr
Road Master . .
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513 New Orleans and Gnlf RR.— New
Orleans to Shell B<ach. 30 fnlles ; Poyndras to Point-a-
la-Hache, 36 miUs (under construction); branches, 3
miles.
1 John R. Elder .... PreHdntU Iiidianapoli(> Jnd.
2 Lloyd R Coleman. I Fii<« Pretident. New Orieant>, La.
i .M. R Spellman ... \Secretary **
4 Lncat* £. Moore....<7Vm«i/rtr *' "
General office, NeW Orleans, La.
514 New^ Orleans and N o rib- Saa tern
RR.
net (^uem and Crescent Rotifs.
515 Newport and IVlckford RR.— Wick,
ford Jmdction to Newport, 8 miles.
1 George M. Miller. . ..President (New York. N. Y.
2 A. S. Sherman ^Stc, d TVmv... Newport, K. I.
3 J. B. Gardiner \3nperintendent'^ProY\dexice, R I.
4 S. B. Gardiner Road Master. . jWickford, R. L
General office, Newport, R. I.
516 Newport Ne'%vs and Ullsslsalppl Val-
ley €o«
This company operates under the title Eastern Dl-
vision, the Chesapeake and Ohio Ry , &01.89 miles, and
the Blizabethtown, Lexington and Big Sandy RR.,
139.42 miles ; and under tlie title Western Dlvisitm, the
Chesapeake. Oitio and Souihwestem RR., 398.48 mrles.
Total, 1,039.79 miles.
Genrral Officsrs.
1 C. P. Huntington. . \President New York, N. Y.
2 1. E. Gates \utV.P.AS.i!kT.
3 W. C. Wickbam.. .;2cr Vice Pies... Richmond, Va.
4 John Echols. ...\M Vice-Pres. . . Louisville. Kv.
5 Chas. H. Tweed... . , Gm. Counsel. . New York, N. Y.
eWm. llahl As.toP.dbCmt..
7 John Muir...
6H. W. Fuller.
Gen. Traffic Jf.'
Otn.lHu.dT.A Louisville, Ky.
COBPOBATI AND OPERATING OFFICERS.
(a) Chssapeake and Ohio Ry. '
9 C. P. Hnntinijrton.
10 C. Adolphe Low.
11 W. C. Wickham .
12 K. T. Toamler. . .
18C E. Wellford...
14H.T. Wickham..
15 C. H. Bronson . . .
16 John Garrett
17 W. M. 8. Dunn . .
18 B. D. Uotchkiss .
19B. T.Smith
90 M. L. Lum
21 T. L. Chapman . .
22 J. W.Hopkins...
&8H. RDilf.
24R.PeckhAm
7b Cbss. Lomine. . .
New York, N.Y.
President . . .
W Vice-Prtf.
2d V^ePres... Richmond. Va
Sec. <f Treas... New York, N. Y
As. to id v. P. Richmond, Va.
Gen. Solicitor .\
Auditor
Cashier
Gen. Snpt ....
Gen. Fat. Agt.
Supt. IVans...
Chi^ Fnaineer'.
Su. Mot. Power,
'Supt. Ut Ihv..\
'Supt. 2d Div... Hfnton, W. Va.
\Car AecounVt. Richmond, Va.
\Gtn. Bag. Agt.\
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516 Newport News and misslsslppl Val-
ley Co,—Chts(rpsaks and Ohio Ry.— Continued,
26 M. B. Leonard.
27 A. S. Emmons.
Supt. qf Teleg.. Richmond, Va.
Purch. Agt ...\
(h) Etizahethtown^ Lexington and Big Sandy RB.
28 A. L. Reid President New York, N. Y.
29 Jolm Kchols Vies-Prss ~
3«)LB. Gntes Treasurer
31 W. C. Emery '.Secretary
32 J. D. YTTingion..' Superintendent
33 Wm. Plumroer. . . . ]Fgt. Agtnt . . .
(<r> Chesapeake, Ohio and South- Wtstsrn RB.
84 C. P. Huntington.. President New York, N. Y.
85 John Echols ; Vice-PreHdtnt. Louiaville, Ky.
861. E. Gates \Sh:. A Treas. ..THe^ York, N. Y.
87 H. Cummins Chief AUifrn*y. Louisville, Ky
Aeet.toV.'Pres .
Auditor
Louisville, Ky.
New York, 1S(. Y.
Lexington, Ky.
Paducah, Kv.
38 C. F. Krebs.
39 J. W. Baird
40 8. Youn? Cashter.
41 B. P. Mitchell \G. F. Agent.
42 Jas. L. Frazier Superintendent
48 J. F. Klepper Mast. Trans. ,
44 J. W. Luttrell ....SujU. Mach...
45A. T.Sabine \Supt.Boadl^tLon\9y\\\e, Ky.
46H. H.Walton \ Fuel Agent.... \
Executive oflice, 28 Broad St., New York, N. Y.
General office, Richmond, Va.
517 New^ York Central and Hodson
River RR.— New York City to Buffalo. 442 miles :
branches. 267 miles; leased lines, 245 miles ; lottil
length, 954 miles.
ICor.Vanderbilt...
2 Ch'ncey M. Depew
3 Charles C. Clarke.
Ch.qf Board..
President
Ut Vicel'ies
New York. N. Y.
4 Horace J. Hayden.'2dF-/'.<f:Cr'rjf
Aest. to lYes...
Secretary
Treasurer
5 James TillinKhast.
6 E. D. Worcester. .
7 E.V. W Rossiter"*
8 John CarMteneen..ii4M/:. Treasurer
9 Isaac P. Chambers) Controller
10 John M. Toucey . . | Gen. Svpt
11 TbcodoreVoorheesi.^M^ Gen. Svpt.
12 E. Clark. Jr \Gen. Fgl. Agt.
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A.G.F.A.{n.D)\
Gen. Pa tit. Agt.
Atst. G. P. A..
Gen. E. Pass. A. \
IHst. Past. Agr/., Albany, N. Y,
13 S. Goodman
14 J. R. Collins
15H»'nry Monctt
16 E.J. Richards....
17 M. C. Roach
18 Geo. F. Haiiford..
19 W. B. Jerome
20Edson J. Weeks..
21 Walter Katte
32FrHnk Loomls
28 C. T. Titus [Attorney !
24 F. Hinchey I Tax Agent.. . . I
2.^ W. W. kn^Xej . . . .\Aud.of Di*brt.
9H Jos. W. Snow As. Aud. of J)
27 Chas. H. Chambers I i?«(7. of Disbrt.
28 C. H. Kendrick' ..\Aud.of P. Act.
29 W. K. Qillett 1^4*. Aud. P. A.
8U J. W. Horan \Aud. F. Accts.
31 G. E. Adams i Ass. And. F. A
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Gen. W.Past.A.ChXcsgo, III.
G.A.Pass.Dept.^BafltU}, N. Y.
Chief Engineer,New York. N. Y.
Gen. Counsel..]
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32 Charles Reed
38 J. L. Burdett
34 8. K. Rnpley
35 William Buchanan
36 S. McCuIIy
87 William D.Otis...
3» Charles M. Bissell
39 Zcnas C. Priest. . .
40 George H. Burrows
41 J. H. Phyfe
42 F. H. Phillips
43 Henry Goold . . .
Purch. Agent.
Paymatter
Supt. Telsg.
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Po'hkpep8le,N.Y.
Sup.M.P.AB.Sliew York, N. Y.
Gen. Bag. Agt. " ♦•
~ " B. Albany, N. Y. •
Gen.Boad Mas
S. a. B. do H.D,
Supt.L.Di9...
Supt. W.Div..
A.S.H.B.ABD
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Y.
New York, N
Albany, N. Y.
Bufflilo, N. Y.
New York, N. Y.
Little Falls, N.Y.
Buffalo, N. Y.
As. Supt. E. D.
As. S. W' Dm . .
44 Mastsr Mechanics.— Teter HcQueen Gibson, West
81bt St., New York City; John Ortton, West Albany,
N. Y. ; S. L. White, Syracuse. N. Y. ; A. Gould, Ea»t
Buffalo, N. Y.
4.5 Matter Oar Builders. —h. Packard, West Albany,
N. Y. ; Peter Smith, Baat Rochester, N. Y. ; E. Cham-
berlain. East Buffalo, N. Y.
See note of explanation on first page.
109
THE LANCASHIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
MANCHESTER, ENGLAND.
UHITED STATES OFFICE:
Nos. 40 & 42 PINE STREET,
NEW YORK.
E. LITCHFIELD, Manager. GEORGE PRITCHARD, Sub-Manager.
THEPENN
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANGE COHPAST,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
ASSETS 811,500,000.00
SURPLUS TO MEMBERS 2,260,000.00
A Purely Mutual Companyy conducted solely in the interest of membera, and with
the object of furoishins^ the best Life Insurance at the least cost.
40 YEARS' SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS.
AU ap/yroved farms of Life and Endowment Policies isstiedf which
become INCONTESTABLE after two years, and are absolutely NON-
FORFEITABLE for ** reserve'^ value.
3£emhers who discontinue their payments have tlie option of an
EXTENSION of the original sum insured or a VAID-VP policy.
Home Office : 921 Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
EDWARD M. NEEDLES, President. HENRY C. BROWN, See'y end Treae.
HORATIO 8. STEPHENS, VicePree. JESSE J. BARKER, AotMery.
POOR'S DIRECTORT OF HAILWAT OPFIGIAIA
SIT N«w York Central andHndMn BIt-
er BR.— OMJniMif.
t&JtvadMaiUrt.—J. Tslar, White Pluini. N. Y.; J.
N. v.; M. R. Winflrld, Albmiy. N
«lv, N, Y.;
1. F. AnKfl.
Taltr. WMtSOtb
PonchkesiHK, "
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W. UlooKli. 8TrRcu>w, N
N. Y.; A. d. W«.K.n, K.
Bauvla, N.T.; H. SuU,
Wilder. Bnttilo, N. Y.
Oancnl oBlce, New York. M. Y.
(01 Wat Short flJ(.-W9fh»wk(
mll«: bnnchea, 81 nilfl>: tractB)
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9I.P. Chuaben..
9U. H.Kandrtd(■
laJ. W.Haafoa...
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Otn. iltaiagtr. New
(JoulnMet''..
la LdcIdi Smtih
IS Chif . B. Limbctt,
HO. W. CljmlDi....
£(J.H.Boon
tSThM. AMcorn..
SSJamee Huhvlh.
IT Robert Brock...
n Jotan B. Dmvi*. .
mCC.Ctoy
Ocnenl offlce, Albanj. N. Y.
" 1 Ceolnl Depot.
, New York. N. Y.
CIS N«n York, rtalcaffo «■< St. I.obU
Br.— iniffnTi jnvklm,- Cotitinutd.
«> C. R. Shepherd. .. ,SuHrvl«r.....{BDffalo, N.tT.
SI J. N. UtntuJI Suftrritor Coanetut, U.
£1 O. Onmle; \8vpfTr<tor {Cleielind, U.
SS C. D. Qorbsm... \8tip«r\ate<idtvl Ft. Wajno. Ind.
%^ W. M. P»nl«« . . , . An^HHT.
!S W. II. Lewis \SaritT Mtth... Stonj lalBDd, III.
M J, □. Calloiij iSnfiiTClnr. , . Bslli^vtie. O.
T, Edward lIorpby...!te^wTcJmr...
S8 J. W, Hurphr .... iSu^ertlvir...
W W. MrPluil nnm.Z(«D.i>,.st..i-, .v.u«, .
30 T. B. Hindel IJ^brnn.XwD.JI.ICoBDetat, O.
SI Caleb uny \FornK.Car Um%\oTcj \*\sti&,\
3t r. TatcvDhorat... A'omn.tVirAMiCoDseiDtiO.
3S lianiDel UcGlll. .. . [fonoi. OlrFnriSloiijr Inland, I
Oensial office, C'leveland. 0. Tnnifer office, Qr>i
Central Depot, New York, "^ Y._M»in Shou, »
... , iValpiralM), Ind.
.. nnm.Ztwo.A. Stonrlaland, III.
: En)[liie Bean
Bellev
(.New York.
O., and Buffalo. N. Y.
, 0„ Coon
imall repeln. at Ft.
UDt, O., Cleveland,
Sup !We«hawkBn.N.J,
. G. Fgl.A.'Nt^ York, N. Y.
ra>i.Agt.\
. Sag. J|7l. Weebaw
.E.Fgl.Agl.'Styi Yoi
N.Sny.PoHAa,''—"-- '
file New York CUT >Dd Norlbcrn BR.—
lIlKb BiiilEB 10 Bri^wMvrB, SS mllea ; Weat Hkia and
Yunheri, HR , 1 mil,-.
I. Weebawkeii.N.J.
..A'.loR.A-P.A.
A,Pau.
PiiieA. Aetm
-^gnat*.
SlB.Supf.
IAt.S.M.....
Btr. R. M. ..
Bridgt lixtp,.
ullalo, N.Y._
ew Yorl
N, Y,
Weehiwkan.K.J,
ElngetoD, N. Y.
Newark, N. Y.
New York, N
New York, N.y.
HlghBridgcNY.
New York, N.Y.
HlfhBridgcN.Y.
10 11. C. Moore ■R'-aa Mailtr..
11 LW.ilewUt \Fi/rm.ilark.g.
13 J. J, Mana '.Forrm. Car St.
IS C. Smart |*'of*Bi./'ii(, '
Frankfort, N. Y. General office, I'ler 40, Kaat River. New York, V.Y.
New purhaip NT sjo New York aad Urretiwood Lake Ry.
StiXiw yott. LaJte Fj-U and »cMeii. JIR.
621 New York, Lake Erie and Weatern
.iFrtil'leiit
9 D. W. Pardee ..
8 W. M. UMer""
t DarwlD Ttaayeri
u.dt.Locai fr.iDaiikrrk, N. Y
7 R.H.' Boole..
B. ThomsB. .
9 (Jeorgc II. Vn
Rr.-Bnffalo to Uranil CroHlne, M
L.tj. IM. a. Ry., Oinllaa; N. T„
:, Gkleafo and St. LodIk i
..\Oneraliltipt..
itFgl.Traf.iaa.
It' AnflF^T.JItaa.
id.Gin. Fgt. AgL.
..\AM-Uir.n.F.Ag
\n'FgLCIaimAgl.
..[(WitFgt.Aul
Jeraej City. N.J,
Nfw York. N.Y.
"' igo, 111.
fork, S.Y.
k, «. Y.
il'Cleveland.O.
IX J. J.Poel.. ...I
IK &. F, Campbell,..'
SO AT. Cuddeback.'
« O. S. Sprlggi...!! Ota. F^t. Agt.'
7 B. F. HorDcr. -.-Gen.PaM.AgC.'
BSE Wllllaniaoii'.'floi.AWiri'tor!.!
10 M. M, Soigen., . .WarcA. Agtnl..!
11 B. A. Coaga ]Pa!/matlrr
11 Jobn Htciencie. .\S. ifMTfI\iwer
K O. T. WllilaiDa. ..[Sapl. TdKI... '
14 James W. Buneii.'Car AavunfC'
ISL H.King iItw,,-^, a„i. 1 1 NewTork.N.Y. SI Jaa. Bncklej,
18 W, G, PuiBj, , , , f ; ^""^^ ^Sli. \ Chicago, III. K C. V. V. War
» W.'l. ilolmes, ,,
M M. E, t>Wpl««, ,.
ar F, A, de Uremot
98 John W. Ooud,
30 A, F, Hall
30 B, R JobntloQ..
■/FhAo.
k, N,Y,
Dd, O,
SOH. J. Ball.. ..,
87 W.Q, Uason,,,
..Supl.ofF. ...
.Ai.a.nfFtrrin
. SuBl.SlM.POir. .,
, \S<i»r.llag.i>Ex\Sei, York, N.T
,10«i.iloadJ(oi(|
'atKngtr AgmiU.
OfH. Bait. Agt. Hew York, N.Y
/HtMo« Agl..\
Atm Fug. ^ffr.jBoalon. Usis.
Oen. tl.-S. Agl. Pbllsdalphia, P
'aen-.Vo.P. .Jflt.lBuffalo, N.Y.
WrWon j1ff(,. Ulmlra, N.Y.
WffWwi .4^.. Bradford, Pa.
' S«s note of explanation on first page.
Ill
F. G. Stark, Prc«. W. T. Haarsfick, Vice-Pres. Geo. Minch, Scc*y and Treas.
STARK NUT-LOCK CO.,
FOR
Track, Frogs, Gars, Locomotiyes, Bridges, etc., etc,
B^*' In use on 60 Railways, and has Never Failed to do the work.
This Device Absolutely Stops all Wear on Thread,
Works: NEW YORK, ST. LOUIS.
Kilo Olllces : 918 and 920 Nonii 21 Street, St. Louis, Mo.
Braicli Olllces: New Tort, Stewart BnUdlng ; CUcago, Adams Express Snlldiig.
THOMAS J. POPE & BRO..
292 PEARL STREET, NEW YORK,
DEALER IN
Ferro-Hanganese, Spiegelelsen, Besseier Iron, etc
AGENTS FOR
The Oxford Copper and Sulphur Co., New York Copper Works.
Cake and Ingot Copper for sale. Pig Lead and Pig Tin. Buy
and sell Old and New Iron and Steel Rails, Old Car
Wheels, etc. Correspondence solicited.
^RON and STEEL BLOOMS, BILLETS and SLABS.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OP RAILWAY OFFICIALa
591-((d4.
511 Ifevr ITork. Lake Brie and Western
WLH»—C(mtinutd.
38 W. H. Har1burt,..iG^n. Wf«t.Agt.:Ch\aLgo, 111.
99 J. O. McCall ^Pac. Coa^M^/. 8auFr«nclsco,Cal
40 J. B. LoTeland. ..\Europtan A(/MLIverpool, Sng.
Ka^tem DiviHon— Jenny City to Port Jervis, 87
milea ; braiiches, 129 miic8.
41 J. H. Barrett. ..
4iJ. U.Vreeland..
49 J W. Milebam
44 R. P. 8iaal8....
Jeney City, N.J.
Superintendent
Mwtt. Mh^ . . .
For. Car Htp. .
Rwid MasUr ..
Dflawwe JHvUion.— Port Jervis to Susquehanna, 105
mi led ; branchefl, 63 milen.
(4
45 K. Van Etten
46 J. Van Vechten..
47 \\r. L.Derr
Superintendent
Matter Mech .. .
Road Master . .
Port Jervlf, N. Y
u
Snxquehanna Z>ipi«(on.- Susquehanna to Hornclla-
ville, 189 miles.
48 A. M. Tuclcer Superintendent
49 V. Blackburn
50 D. B. Goodeli
51 J. D. Schnltz
Mfvtter Mech.
G.For. Car Hep.
Road Maeter. . .
KImlra. N.Y.
Susqufhanna^NY
Bimtra, N.Y.
ta
it
Huffalo ZXrMon.— HomellBville to Bnffulo, 91 miles ;
branchee, 40 miles.
Itii William Litz
54 Robert Onnn.
55 W. A. Heisler
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52 W. J. Murphy .... \SvperiHtendent\^^ni\o, N.Y.
,.M trMi,i-.„ T r.- Muitter Mtch. .
For.Car Shope.
Road MoMter..
Bt{falo and Sout/^ Western iXvMon. — Buffalo to
Jamestown^ miles.
56 C. A. Brunn Superintendent Mesdvllle. Pa.
5r William Liiz ^Ma^tf^r Mech. Buffalo, N.Y.
5tf J. M. Lorued \Road Mutter..
Meadville, Pa.
Rochester 2>iriWofi. —Coming to Rochester, 95 miles ;
branches, 65 milus.
59 W. H. Starr \SupeHftendent IRocbester, N.Y.
60 G. II. Paine ^ Road Matter. \ **
Wettem ZHritfion.— Homellsville to Dunkirk, 1^
miles ; branchi s, 65 miles.
61 W. B. Coffin ;5'/p^H/i/^n(fMi<Hornellsville,NY
6< J. Hawthorne [Muttler Mech..
tt3 O. H. Thompson. . ^Road Matter. .
General office, Coal and Iron Exchange, New York,
(a) Ntw York, Pennsylvania and Ohio i?i?.— Sala
manca to Duyton, 8(^ miles ; branches, 168 miles.
1 J. R. Shaler General Supt . .
2 O. G. Cochran.... Utn. Ftit. Agt.
3 H. C. Hastings.. . Ah. G. Fat. Agt.
4 A. E. Clark ^As. G A. Agt
5 H. C. Thom^Aon.. \Gen.Road Matt
6 J. B. Shaw \Supt. Teleg, . . .
7 C. D. Ward j Trac Auditor.
8 S. V. Smith \G. Fm. Car 8h.
9 J. H. Dynes \G.i:dATaxA
Cleveland, O.
ti
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Jamestown, N.Y.
Kent. O.
Cleveland, O.
10 B. P. Popple I <;. En.Pat.Agt.m%vt York, N.Y.
11 D. E. Holmes..
18 K. H. GarHeld
13 W. W. Dunnavani
G.tio. Pat. Agt.
THv. Past. Agt.
Die. Pott. Agt.
Omcinnatl, O.
Jamestown, N.Y.
Warren, O.
t(
Fkutern Divition.
14 C. A. Bmnn Superintendent iMendviWe, Pa.
15 J. A. Cooper | Matter Meeh.
16 1>. 8. Dockstader.
17 T. G. Armwti-ong .
18 J W. Alsop
19 U. Mc .Manns
:» J. M. Lamard . . .
Fm. Car Rprt.
Road Master . . : Jamestown, N.Y.
Road Matter . . Meadvilie, Pa.
Rt)a-l Matter . .
Road Matter . .
Corry, Pa.
Buffalo, NY.
Wetiem Division.
SI Geo. W. Bartlctt.. ;<Sr///MHn/<!/i'/m<
W C. J . Clifford. . . . ' Matter Meeh. . .
JW George WIIbou.... I^w. Car Rprt.
34 J. Newhani .Road Matter . .
S5 A. G. Lu»k ! Road Matter . .
tR M. J. Mclnarna. . . I y?oa(< Mwter
Gallon, O.
t. t»
ki 4(
Kent. O.
Akron. O.
Mansfield. O.
3(7 1). Ryan I Road Matter . . iDa> ton, O.
531 IVew York. Lake Erie and l¥estern
VLH..— Continued.
Mahoning Divition.
Superintendent i YonuRstown, O.
Mutiter Mtch. . Cleveland, O.
Mst. Car Rprt. \
Road Matter . . ! "
Road Matter . . i Yonngstown, O.
General office, Cleveland, O. Transfer office, Farmers'
L. A T. Co , New York, N. Y.
{b^ Xew York and Oretnwood Lake Ry.—Setfej City
to Greenwood Lake, 48 miles ; Orange Branch, 4 mlU-B.
28 J. F. O'Brien
«0 G. W. West..
80 C. N. Thorp
81 P. Collopy...
as E. Collopy...
Pretident New York, N.Y.
VieePtetident.
Secretary i "
I'reatvitr 1
S'ii)eiiTtftndent Jersev City, N.J.
Road Matter ..,
Master Meeh . . . i PoraptonJunc N J
General office, Pavonia Avenue, Jersey City, N. J.
(<?) Tioga RaUroad.—E\m\ra. to lloytville, 02 miles.
1 Abram 8. Hewitt..
3 8. M. Pelton, Jr....
8 A. R. Macdonongb.
4 T. Bowne
5 J H. Barrett
6 W. B. Parsons, Jr. .
7 F. A. Stinard
1 John King
9 A. R. Ma^onongh.
8 E. White
4 A. M. Tuckrr
b J. D. Schnltz
6 W. G. Tuller
7 E. Gavigan
8 Perez Bonny
9 D. U. Strattun
New York, NY.
<t
Pretident..
Secretary ..
Treaturtr. .
!^uperintfnAtnt Elmira, N.Y.
Chi^ Engineer Blowburj? , Pa.
Purch. Agent.. Nc»v >ork, N.Y.
RfHid Moifter .. .Bios.- burg, Pa.
Ma^ur Mach. . . "
Mant.CarRprH.l
General office, 21 Cortia .dt St., New York, N. Y.
(rf) Barclay Coat BR.--B»rc\ny to Towanda, 16 miles.
1 Edward M. Davis. . I President iCiielton Hills, Pa.
a J. It Clhghorn Vice-Pretident. , Philadelphia. Pa.
8 Harvey bUaw.. . . S*c. cfc Treat.. Norristown, Pa.
4 R. T. Dodfon ....
5 Daniel McCarthy
6 H. H. Bentley. ..
Supt. d' C. A*.
Mictter Meeh. .
Road Mantrr .
Barclay. Pa.
Foot (if l'laue,Pa.
Towanda. Pa.
General office, 154 Souib Fourth St., Philadtlphia, Pa.
{e) New York., Lake Krie and Wet 'em Coal and RR.
Co.— Crawford Junction to Jt^hn^ouburg, 80 miles ;
branches, 2< miles.
Pretident Ridgway, Pa.
1 J. K. P. Hall
4 Edward White...
8 A. K. Maodonough
4 W.B. Coffin
Treasurer
Secretary . . .
Dio. Svperinl't.
New York, N.Y.
UomeIl»ville,NY
Pretident iNew Yo k, N.Y.
Sec. <fc Treat...,
Red Bank, N. J.
Philllpr burg,N. J.
General office, Scranton, Pa.
523 Ffe%v York and l^ong Branrli R.R.~
Peith Am»>6y lo Bay Ihad Ju>c lon, :,8 milcf. Oper-
ated jointlv by Philadcjpuia & Keudiug and Peuuryl
vania RK. Cos.
1 H. 8. Little
8 A. Ri'cklei«s
8 Hnfus Blodgett*...!6'///)<;rJntof«(/«7)/'I ongBranch,N.J.
4 L. D. Bruyn \Rtt. Engineer. Rvd Hank, N.J.
6 Thomas D. Maurer'^«r</}/&r LoDgBranch.N^J.
6 W. H. Marshall . . . . i Tmck MatUr.
7 0. H. Grace ^Hupt. Teleg. .
533 Ne^ir York and III«Mft«c1iu«etfs BR.—
Ponghkeepsie to Bost«in Cornerm. 40 miles. ^Laiu
Poughkeepsie, Hartford &. Boston RR.)
1 Geo. P. b'elton Pretident PoughkeepsleNY
3 Henry D. Cone .. Vfe-IYetidenf. Sio<'kf»rictge,MH*
8 Edward EUwortli. Sec. <t TreO". l*o«ighk»-ci.8»trNY
4 JAPerkii.s"*****'® A///7.6''./'.rf/'.-4
6 J. L. Donaldson.. MoMter Meeh . !
6J. D. Neul Load Master .\
534 New York and NfW Ensland RR.—
Boitton to Hopewell Junct.. 215 miii't ; branches. Ill
miles ; ku'ed liues and iiackage, 145 miles— total mile-
age, 471.
1 J. A. Bohtwick
8 Win. P.-Shinn
8 J. W. Perkins
4 ♦(3eo. B. Phlppcn*
President New York, N. Y.
Vice-l^e-ident. , Boston, Mana.
S*c.dA^.to/Ytif>
Tnaturer I " **
(8)
td^T" See note of explanation on fir$t paye.
113
MISSISSIPPI GLASS CO.,
St. Iiouis, Mo.,
Manufactures White and Colored
iif llgbt llnii,
FROM '.IN'CII TO ?i-INCH THICK,
rOR ROOF3, SIDINOS AHD PARTITIONS OF DEPOTS, WORSSHOFS
ANX> OFFIOBS OF RAILROASS.
Ondoyant and Cathedral Glass and Crown Discs
FOR DEOKUaHTS AND INTERIOR DECORATIONS OF CARS.
t3f~ Design* •iwl Samplfii f'litiuAnd vhfn deiimd.
LOUIS HEIDT & BROS.
Opalescent, Mosaic and Venetian
WINDOW GLASS
Tiles, Dtsks^ BqU's E;e$, Jevels, Glass Canes,
COR. BOERUM & WHITE 8T8., BROOKLYN, L.
Make Specialty .of Railroad Car Deck Lights
in all Colors anil Sites.
oir Jkx
POOR'S DIRECTORY OP RAILWAY 0FPICIAL8.
M4-M1.
S24 Neiv Y«rk and If«w Borland RR.
A O. W. Little ^PnymatUr . . .
% A. A. JacksoB.... OmmtoI Afp/..
7 A. C. Kendall. . . Gen. Pat*. Agt.
N CJeorveH.WilliamMi6^n. /><. /Ig^r.
9 J. A. Bhinu Auditor
10 G. P. Ingallfl .... I Otn. Bag. Agt '
Boiton, Mau.
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11 L. B Biuwell.
12 W. W. McKim
13 J. B. Henney.
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,Chi^ Bnffineer
Pitrch. Agent..
Supi.Moi.PowA
11 L. W. Palmer ^p^.7>oi»./>ip., Providence, R I.
l•^ K. B. Eveni>ou .... \Supt.Ewit.Dit. BustoD, Masa.
16 Elliot Hoibrook. . . Supf.f/art.IHv.UutfoTd, Conn.
17 P. St. M. An6rew»'Su. ytltW.lHv Norwich, Conn.
18 B. n. Tucker ^Hupt. Woo»Z)iP.'Nt'edham, Mann.
19 C. II. Piatt iiupl. Wtuit. hlv. FlrhkillLdg.N.Y.
aO Q. L. Perkins* *..\Trea». A^o./Hr.. Norwich, Conn.
21 E. T. Clappi «... Siw;. JX'or. /Wr
22 T. F. l.cavitt hiv. Fat. Agent •Bo%\jcm, Mafa.
»3 A. O. Tattle 'IH9. IW.Agel^t^\\a^rXXox^^ Coon.
24 George II. llarris.lZHv.Jv^.^a^n^ Norwich, Conn.
2.5 S. B. Pratt Mm»L Carmdr. NorwoodCtrl, Ma
26 G. L. Lans Supt. TeUg . . iBoston, lfa»a.
27 H. 8. White AfaU.Brg.Bldr.PutMm, Conn.
- 535 New York, New Haren aad Hart-
ford WlWlm—Continved.
22 JS^periniendent* of Bridget. — John E. Fallcr,
Bridgeport, Conn. : B.K. Mason, Hnrtford, Conn.; R.
}*. Hiitchiiton, Guilford, Conn. ; H. D. Franklin, If id>
dleiown. Conn.
28 O. C. Lackey \k.M.Han.DlT. Harrford. Conn.
24 J. Whitmore \M.C.B. Hart. D.
General ofllce. Grand Central Depot, New York, N.Y.
536 New York« Ontario and ITeetera
Ry.— OHWCgo to Cornwall, k78 miles ; branches, 47
roiu'8 ; loaned (Uilca, Clinton A Binghampton and
Rome A Clinton KK«.), 44 mllcH ; truckage (Wc^t
Shore Ry.). 68 miles.
1 Thomas P. Fowler Preeidfnt New York, N.Y.
2 Joseph Price n«!-/V<'/fW/w/. , London. Knj;.
3 Thoa. SMinyard... Atnt't to Pre*.. New York, N.Y.
4 John Burton.
Trean. <ft Stc.
Childn Oen. Manager.
Anderson. . G. F. tit P. A.
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2« W. II. Griggi MasUr Itech
2!) E. M. Uam»tone..i.:tfa«t«r Mech...
80 S. T. Wl.aley. .. [Master Mech...
NorwoodCUl, Ms
Hartford, Conn.
Norwich, Conn.
81 ^MMMTvJaorv.— A. Goss Franklin, Masa : G. E. Dag-
gett, Willimantic, Conn. ; Cliarlea Brown. Manchester,
Conn. ; H. N. Hammond, Wa>«hlnetou, R. 1. ; A C.
Woodworth, Needham, Macs.: David Toomcy. Norwich,
Conn.
32 W. G. Taber 3hi*p Foreman. jBoston, Ma*f .
:« M. D. Cole Shop /Tortman. I Providence, R. I .
34 W. M. Cole \Shop /'brfWMiw.lWoonpocket, IM.
General office, 344 Federal St., Boi>ton, Mas^.
(a) Norwich and Wnrcester RE.
1 Francis II. Deviey\Pr*Hdent 'Worcester. Maw.
2 George L. Perkins. ' Treaeurer |Norwlch, Conn.
3 Edward T. Clapp. ^See. db D. T. A.\
4 P. St. M. Andrews .yM;>^ <fi Mang.,
5 W. W. McKira . . . J^irch. AgeniS .\
6 8. D. Bllllnvi \MatitTCearnep:
7 Stephen F.Whaley MaeUr of Maeh\
8 M.M.Whittemore! ^ufiMlor . ...I
9 G. A. Harris \lAv. Fgt. Agl..\
\Q JeatiteB.lEkKn... \Supl.of Bdg8..\
11 David Toomey . . . \Road kaeter . |
12 Second Nat. Bank; Tran^^^iy^n/, Boston, Ma^s.
• On reqnisition fh>m P. St. M. Andrews.
585 Neir Torky Neir Haven and Hart-
fortf RM.— Willlamsbrldfre to Springfield, 128miieii ;
branches, 17 miles ; leased Iiiies, 1;!5 miles.
10 J. B. Kerr.
11 John Fleming
12 Geo. W. Clymanx.
18 Jat*. McQueen.
1 Charles P. Clark.. j
2 O. M. Shepard....'
8 lEdward M. Reed.
4 W. L. Squire* ♦.
6 W. D. Bishop, Jr
6 W. B. Barneu ...
7 W. H. Turner. . |
8 C. S. Davidson . . .
9 W. A. Waterbnry.l
10 U. Kochersper^er,
11 C. T. Hempstead'. <
12 Charies Rockwell.;
13 N. A. Wilcox. ..I
14 S. C. Fleetwood? ><
15 JohnKBuddingtoal
16 Henry A. Bishop..]
17 J. Henney. Jr
18 J. Deover '
19 A. S. May .
90 Jamea Searlea 1
PreHdent Newton, Maaa.
General Sunt. . !NewHaven,Conn.
VUM-Preeident. 1
TYeaeurer New York, N.Y.
Secretary.. . Bridgeport ,Conn.
Executive S^cy. New York, N.Y.
Sp. Jr. 1 . db A'. ( tk t«
H.D. If
Supt.Ifart.IHv. Hartford, Conn.
SuptSdt.AHnee NcwHaveu,C'Oim.
Controlter
G.Pe.dtTkt.A. New York, NY.
Gen. Fgt. Agt. NewHaven,Conn.
A99H Fgt. Agt.
AudVor New York, NY.
Chi^ Enqiimer' NewIIaven.Conn .
Purxk. AtfmU. . '
SHpt.Mot.Pow:\
M'tet.CarDept.^
Transfer C/erik; New York, N.Y.
Gen. Bag. Agt.\
^ J. E.
6 J. C.
7 K. Canlleld iSifp/. iS(>*nZHr.iMlddletown.N.T.
8 C. W. Lanpher. . . .'supt. So*n Mr.; Norwich, N.Y.
9 R. D. Rickard.... Purch. Agent.. MlddMown.N Y.
Attorney New York. N.Y.
Transfer Aot.
Gen. Bag. Jl7^ Weehawkcn.N J.
CarAcct,untant .Middletown,N.Y.
14 S. .S. Bogart Sttp. Telegraph Weehawkeu.N.J,
15 E. Minshnil i/«rW«r i/;0rA...;Middlctown.N Y.
General i»(Hcc, !<» and 18 Exchange Pla<e. N«w York.
N. Y. Ue^riftrar of Stock, The Mercantile Triift Co.,
New York, N. Y., uml Rtginiry Odice. London, Eng-
land. Eoglish Association of American Bond and
Shareholders, Limited, 5-0 Great Winchefter St., Lon-
don, England.
537 New York, Penneylvanla and Oklo
RR.
See yew York, Lake Erie and Western RR.
538 New Y^ork, Philadelphia and Nor-
folk RR.
S&e Pmnsyirania Company.
539 New York, Pitteburffk and Cbleaco
Ry-
See PittetnirgK Marion and Chicago Ry.
530 New^ York, Providence and RoMton
RR.— l^ovidence to Groton, 63 miles ; brancbev, SO
miles.
1 Samuel D.Babcock President New York, N. T.
2Georce M. Maier..;FiMPrMMlm/.i
8 A.R.Longley,Jr.»*.*^. <* TVya*.*. Stonlngioa, Ct.
4 J. W. MlllKr \Gen. Manager.. JH^w York, N. Y.
5 J. B.Gardiner ...Superintendent l*ro\idei.ce, R. I.
6 J. M. Williams.. . r/«». /V/. i4fl<..
70. H. Briggs Gen, Tkt. AgiS
H W. D. BasTcy' ' ■. Gen. ^M<litor..i8toningion. Ct.
Paymmier. .. |
Purch. Agent..
9 F. B. Noyes
10 J. L. Hayden
11 B. P. Daw ley.
12 L. M. Butler .
12 S. A. Wheeler
KngUMtf
Master Mech .
Road Matter.
Providence, R. I.
General office, Stonington, it.
531 New York and Sea Reach Ry.-Bay
Ridge to Coney Island, tf miles.
1 Alrick H.
M.n....|/£»;
New York. NY
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•i
t.
4«
tl
/Xrsrtor,
<t Tre*is.
2 B. B Lawrence . \ Gen. Manager..
:iJAH.T.7ie\9on^'^* A. G.P.FttP.A
4 Orrln R Whitney. . \S. A Mut.Merh. Bay Ridge, L. I
5 Frank Jacobns ....\Road Matter ..'
6 Joseph CarUs \Capt.S. B.Dep.\
21 BiMd Mofttert.—i . 0. Clarke (Asst.), Stamfonl,
Conn.; J. L. Lane, Hartford, Conn. ; M. E. Cook, Guil-
ford, Conn.
RR. (Formerly New
Y.
(a) Sea Beach and Briohton
York and Brighton Beach Ry.)
1 .\lrlck H. Man .... ^ President New York, N
2 Henry J . Culkn VicePreHdent. \
8 CUarlrs T. Carret Stc. tir Treas.. ■
General office, 56 Wall St., New York. N. Y.
See note of explanation on first page.
115
\f
GLASS
GLAZED ON
RENDDB'S
Patent "ACME" Systei.
OVER SEVEN MILLION SQUARE FEET OF
GLASS USED ON THIS INCOM-
PARABLE SYSTEM.
For the top-lighting of Railway Companies' Building^, the RENDLE
SYSTEM has been adopted in almost every civilized country.
The Carlisle (Hiadel Station ( England) ^ covering seven cteres oi
ground, was entirely glazed on this systetn, (322,000 sq* ft.,) a4so Gordon
Street Station (130,000 sq. ft.), and Bridge Sireei Station (116,000
sq. ft.), Glasgow.
TMrty Railway Companies IiaYe Adopted tbe Rendle System.
The GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT (Annex BaUdlhs) Sky-
light, 600x30 ft., for N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R., this city, and
new ERIE DEPOT'S Slcylight, 600x36 ft., for N. Y., L. E.
& W. R. R., Jersey City, glazed on this system.
For further particulars, estimates, etc..
ARTHUR E. RENDLE,
New York Office, - - 44 Broadway.
Philadelphia Office, - 423 Walnut Street,
Works, E. I Both St., Mott Haven, N. Y.
POOR'S DIRECTORT OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
&9%-94H.
58t Reur York, Bwtlaad and Kontrcal
Ry.— ChAtham to Denntngton, 67 milM.
1 Wm. H. btevensoD.
2 J. P. Hoppon
8 A. W. Perrin
4 0. P. VanAlHtyne..
Prwident
O^n. Supt. ...
Oen.Pats. Agt.
Gen. Fgt. Agt..
Bridseport, Ct.
BeDinngton, Yt
4»
4t
G«n«ral office, Bennington, Vt.
New York, N, Y.
it
Jersey C ty, N. J.
New York, N Y.
588 TVeur York, 8a»qa«1iaiii
RR.-Marlon, N. J., to Qrmvel PUce, Pa., 101
miles ; tmnches, 58 milei.
1 P. A. Potts
28. V. White
8 JPRiiffcrty»<»»«*
4 Cban. V. Ware« » •
6C.D. McKelveyii.
6 1. 1. Demarest —
7 C. T. Demarest* . .
RO. L. Ruj«liiig
9W. C. Enni*" .. ..
lOCJeorge Bartle. ... ^ ^
11 Qforge Smith \Road Master .
1% Jamei* Brady \Fm. Car Paint. Worlendyke,N.J.
Genera] office. 16 Cortlandt St., New York, N. Y.
534 Ncur York, Texas and ]ll«xl<-an Ry.
See Southern I'acific Cotnpany.
5SS Neur York, IVoai Shore and BofTalo
P. A Gen Man.
Vice-President.
Sec. <t JYeas...
Auditor
Superintendent
O. F. A P. A.
/*urch. Agt
Chief Engineer
Master Mech, . . Wortendyke N J
supt. of 2?r'</fir* Middletown,N.Y
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Sen yew York Central and Hudson River RR.
536 N^w York, WoodhaTen and Rock-
aura y RR.-Lons If land City to Rockaway Beach.
18 miles.
President... . iNew York, N.Y.
VicePreHdent.]
Sec. A 7V«M... .Rockaway B., N.Y
Superintendent \
Tran^. Agent., ^ew York. N. Y.
A. <t Tr. Agt. Rockaway B., N.Y
Mast. Meeh I
Road Master . .
1 Aastin Corbin*
9 J. R. Maxwell. .
8 PHCassfdy« »»<••»•
4 Wm. B. Burroughs.
6 J. D. Campbfll
6P. H. Cawidy
7 William LeSenr...
8 J. B. WiDfluw
General office, Rockaway Beach, N. Y. Repair
Sbopii, Rockaway Beach, N. Y.
537 Norfolk and Oeean Yl^nr Vmrroiw
Gaose RR.— Norfolk to Ocean View, Va., 8.25
miles.
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1 W. H Taylor...
a P. 8. Taylor
8 W. A. Mathleson
Norfolk, Va.
It
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President . . .
Sec. <t Treas.
.Superintendent
General office, Norfolk, Va.
538 Norfolk Soafhem RR. — Berkley
Bdenton, 78 miles ; branchea, 8 miles.
to
1 W. H. PhlliM ....
8 George C. Wood. .
3 W. G. Dominick
4B. W. Corllea
6M.W. Dominick..
6M. K. King*
7 H. C. Hodgins
8 J P. JemiiMin. . ,
9 J. 8. Whir worth.
New York, N. Y.
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President .....
Vice-President
Treasurer.. ..
Secreiary
Ass^t Secretary
Gen. Manager . Norfolk, Va.
Gen. P. A F. A.
Hook-keeper. . .
Master Meeh . . .
Road Master. . .
Transfer office.
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Berkley, Va.
It ..
10 A. M. Hawkins
Genera! office, Norfolk, Va. Transfer office. 74
Broadway, New York, N. Y.
539 Norfolk and Virginia Reaeh RR.—
Norfolk to Virginia Beich. 18 miles.
1 CM. Pry
S James II. Hopkins
8C. W. Mickey
4W. G. Elliot
ftW. J. Welsh
6J. M.Dlekey
7 T.O.Troy
Receiver
l^esiderU
Vice-President.
s. db Solicitor..
TYeasurer
Gen. Manager.
New York, N. Y.
MTashlngton, D.C
Frankliu, Pa.
Norfolk, Va,
Franklin, Pa.
•t It
Norfolk. Va.
... Superintendent
General office, Norfblk, Va.
540 Norfolk and l¥eat«rn RR.— Norfolk to
Bristol, 408 milca ; branches, 108 miles.
1 P. J. Kimball \President iPhiladelphia, Pa.
8 Charles Q. Bddy . . . | Vioe-Presiiient . \ Roanoke, Va.
6 A. J. Hemphill....
6 M. C. Jamis<m.. .
7Jo«.H.8auds»»"..
8W. B. Bevlll
9 A. Pope
10 Joseph W. Coxe'. .
11 W. 0. De Armond.
13 Joseph B. Lacy . . .
13W. W. Coe
14 J I.Doran
15 TbomsA Pinckney.
16 C. P. Gaither
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Roanoke, Va.
K
540 Norfolk and ITesiern WtWt.— C^ntinmed.
8 W. C. Bnllitt \Ass't to Pres. . Philadelphia, Pa.
4W.aMacdowell«y^^^^
Secretary....
Controller . .
Gen. Manager..
G.PATkt.Agt.
Gen. Fgt. Agt..
Auditor
Pttrcti. -4 ^dn/.. I Philadelphia, Pa.
Actq. Pat/m. ...\ Koauoke, Va.
CM'^ Engineer]
Solicitor ! Philadelphia. Pa.
Gen.En.Fgt.A. New York, N. Y.
Ntxc Eng. ^Ij/i. Boston, Mai«p.
17 Prank Hnger \S\vpt. Wtst. Z>io.| Lynchbarg, Va.
18 N. M. Osborne. . . . \S\ipt. Knst.Dir. Norfolk, Va.
19 .S. B. Hdupt Sup. Mot. /'«nr. Roanoke, Va.
90 William Hunter. . . \lHrision Eng. i Norfolk. Va.
21 Waller L. Keen.. ' IHrision Eng.. Lynchburg, Va.
22 J. G. Osborne. . . . [JJitision Eng.. iCeniral Va.
28 Foremen of Repair Shops.— ^. W. Nasworthy,
Pett'rsbiirg, Va. : N. H. Smith, Central, Va. ; L. P.
Ligon, Central. Va. ; W. C. May*, Lynchbnrg, Va. ; R.
B. Smith, Norfolk, Va.
24 Superrisors.—W. J. Sowers. Norfolk, Va. ; W. H.
JJtanley, Nottoway, Va.; J. F. Buck, Salem. Va.; B. If.
SUnley, Wythevllle, Va. ; W. R. Knox. Churchwood,
Va.
General office, Roanoke, Va. Tranj«fer office, Phila-
delphia . .%38 Walnnt St. ; Transfer office. New York,
Ci'ninil Tru»t Company.
541 North Eastern RR. of Georgia.
Ste Richtnond and Dantllle SysUm.
542 North Eantern RR. (8. C).
S^e Atlantic Coast Lirui.
543 North Pacific Coaat RR.— San Francisco
to Sancelito, by steamer. (5 miles ; baucellto to Ingrams,
by ran. 81 miles ; branch, 6 miles.
1 John W.Coleman..
2 William Steel
3 L. & 8. F. Bk. L'td
4 F. B. Latham
Prts.it Gen. M. SanFranciBco,Cal
Vics-PrtndeiU.
It
Treasurtr.
S.A.G.P.AT.A
5 E. H. Shoemaker ..\S^iperintr.mUnt ; Sancelito, CaL
W. V. Rufsell* I T.M.i^. G.F. ^. SanKranclsco.Cal
7 F. M. Walter \Road Master . . jSan Rafael, Cal.
General office, 8t7 Pine St., San Francisco, CaL
544 North Shore Ry.
See Canadian Paei/le.
545 Northern Adirondack RR.— Moira to
Paul Smith's Station. .34 miles.
President ! Bridgeport, Ct
VP. «f- Trfas.^
Secrttanj '
G.S.R. ir..lf.Jf. at.RegisFall8,NY
Gen. P. it- F.A. Uoim, N. Y.
General office, St. Regis Falls, N. Y.
546 Northern California RR.- Marysville
to Oroville, 27 miles.
President ) Marysville, Cal.
7'reas. A Sec. San Francisco. Cat
Gen. Jtfana<^<fr.' Marysville, Cal.
Mast, of Mach.
Mas. rarpeniet
Road Master . .
1 Johnllurd*....
o
3 Geo. Munger. . .
4 M.Callahan .
6 A. C. Allif*on' •
Honeut, Oal.
1 N. D. Rldeont . .
3 M. B. Langhome
8 A. J. Hinn«»y»....
4 R. 8. Wright
5 George W Neal .
6I£. P. Willaixl....
General office, Marymrllle, Cal.
547 Northern Central Ry.
See Pennsylrania System.
548 Northern and North- Western Rya.
— Pt. Doyer to Allnndale, 184 miles ; Toronto to Nipli*-
sing Junction. 228 miles ; branches, 184 miles— total
length, 491 miles.
1 Frank Smit h I Pres. Nor. Ry. Toronto. Ont.
2 John Stuart \P. li.AN. >K./?.i Hamilton, Ont.
See note of explanation on first page.
117
Detroit Car Wheel Co.,
M ANUFACTUIIEKS OF
CAR WHEELS
RAILROAD AHD OTHER CASTIHGS.
Fonndries : 6D. TBM & H. C. B. i lUNC.
OFFICE:
No. 1 NEWBERRY & McMILLAN BUILDING,
JAMES McMillan Preddent.
HUGU MoMILLAN Vice PrMident and General MMWgw.
W. C. MoMILLAN Secretary.
W. K. ANDERSON Treaaorer.
J. II. WHITING SuperlDtendent.
STEAM FORGE CO.,
DETROIT, MICH.,
M:u.iiuraotu.rer0 of all I>e8orlptlons or
BAR IRON, CAR AND DRIVING AXLES,
COUPLING LINKS AND PINS,
Shaftings, Dra^w-Bars, Etc.
JAS. MoMILLAN PrealdraC.
HUGH MoMILLAN Vlce-Pree ideal.
JOHN B. BAUGH Geoeral Maiia«er.
SAMUEL A. BAUGH SaperlBte&deot.
W. K. ANDERSON Treaaor«r.
R. D. FIELD BeeraUry.
WORKS ON RIVER ROAD, BELOW CITY.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
ft4S-ft5S.
d Brortli-l¥e«tern Rya. 550 Norihem Paelfle WtM^—dmHntted.
Oen. Manager. Toronto, Ont.
Sec. <t Trtas. . .
Trarum.Svpt...
Gm F.iSb P.Agt
MecharUeal Hu.
Pureh. Agt . . i
Engineer ' ** '*
Solicitor
Ro€id Master .
Road MofUr .
Road Master. .
Road Mae'er, .
Bridge T-ep...
Bridge Insp...
tt
namllton. Ont
lAllandnle, One.
iHanisvlUe, Ont.
'Alliwdale, Onr.
Hamilton. Ont.
Uunuville, Out.
548 NortlMrn
3 8. Barker
4 W. Town»«nd« > <.
5 Jan. Wehnter* ^ • »»
ft Kobert Qainni
? Pcicr Clarke
8 W. C. Schrelber...
9 U. Holffate
10 ». D. Boalton....
1 1 Robert Bagnall ....
ISUeorsre WTleon....
13 Joseph Walker.. .
14 Jamus Brown ....
1.^ Charles Catcher...
1« Jumps Gilchrist ...
17 R Reid \Bfidg4lMp
IH Jnuies Hawley ... Fm. Carptnter^Toronio^Oiit
19 Jaaie« Armitage . . \F. Loe.Ma.Shp.
•JO M. A. Qraham. ...\Fm. Car Shops\ *'
«l Thomaa Utile ^Fin.PaintSkru}
22 William RobinHon'^/zt.L cft6'..SftjM Hamiitou, Oat.
General of&ref, Toronto. Ont.
549 Nortbern aud Pacllle Jan«Uon Rjr.
— Uraventiarat to La Vane, 111.85 milev.
I Dalton McCarthy.. Pr^rfrf^/ Toronto, Ont.
« WalUTTovvnBcnd. ^<(?r. cfe7V»MW..i **
8 J. C. Bailey ' Chief Engineer
4a.D.Boulton S^MicUor l
550 Northern Paclllc RR.— St. Panl to Wal-
lal» Junction, 1.6ft9 m'\W.* ; branchea, leaaed lines, etc.,
1.109 niilea— total, 3,708 miles.
1 Robert Harris Preeitie/U ....
3T. P. Oakes UtV.-Pif. O.M.
:i A. Anderson id VicePree . . ,
4 Jas. B. Williams.. 1 3^/ VlcePree...
."S S Wilkeaon Secretary
ti George \i.E»LT\... Atuft't See
7 Getirye Gray I Gen. Couneel . .
8 R. L. Belknsp . . ' TVeaeurer
»G. S. Barter* <»»«^m7 7Viwm....
Opebatino Dkpartmbmt.
inj. T. Odell U.O.M ^. Z><o.|8t. Paul, Minn.
114. M. Bocktey ....'A.G Jf fr.2>iv iTacoma,Wa«h.T
« W. T. Hmall Gen. Pureh. Agt 8t. Paul, Minn.
II G. W. Cashiiiif
14 John (? Barber ,
I'iT. J. Delamere.
IffO. C. Greene...
17 A. A. Honey. ..
18 M. C. Kimberly.
New York, N. Y.
St. Paol, Minn.
'I'acoma, W. Ter.
New York, N. Y.
tt
St. Panl, Minn.
tt
19 A. E. Law
20 N. D Root
*il Wade Converse ..
a-iS. R. Ainalie. ..-I
2S M L.Ylnlng... j
S. .IT. P. M. t%R.S\
\Ma8t. C7arJ9(ir. Brainerd, Mina.
' CarAcrountant.%i. Panl. Minn.
[Sopt. Tdeg •' '•
A.S.T. W. Z>ir. Portland, Ore.
\Su. St. P'lD.A I Minneapolis,
Br* s Minn.
A.S St.P-lDiK..' \
AL.F.A 1). VSt. Panl, Minn.
RR S
A ^«i.inn.Z>ii:. Brainerd,Minn.
Ae.SH. Win. Div Ashland, Wis.
Su. MlH, (ft Wie. I
, Divn diy.P.iy Brainerd,Minn.
F.SBH. 1 1
A S. N. P. F.\ I Fennis Falls,
I d R.H. RR.\ C Minn.
•it J. M. Graham. .. \ j-^^^i^J'^ \ K'^e^town, Dak.
23 Levi Greer ] \'^\v.'*RR..*^.^.'S \ ^*'^<*' ^*^-
«rt F. Greene Supt JTo. Z)ii;.!'Mandan, Dak.
27 F. W.D. Holbrook Sn.YMouxf.Dc.kiUfidXy^, Mont.
« K. L. R.cbmoBd \ :«"^ f;^- ^'-| [I-'i^S*""-
29F. W.Gilbert..
JWF. P. Wejmonth.. itSTup
SI C 8. Prowell ... ]
] i^"/H?'^*!^'" }Mis8onU,Mont
TdakoTHv.
Sup. Cascade {
I Di9. (/Saens
M Otis Snrafirne iSnp Pad fie Die
3-1 C. C. Wren^hall. . . iF'tg. T. B. ABu.
.11 R. P. Thomas. ...Fuel Ag^mt ..
CoNSTRUCTiODr Dkpartment.
35 .\. And^rxon I iSTn^i/is^r-in- C^Taeoma, Wash. T.
3«S. D. Mason jPrin. As. A'n^.iSt. Paul, Minn.
Spra^e.Wftsh.T.
Bllensburg,Watfh
T.
Tacoma.WaHh. T.
Brainerd. Mina.
t» tt
Lboal Dbpaktmknt.
37 George Gray..
38 W. P. Clough.
39 J. McNanght
Gen. Counsel... ^ew York, N. Y.
Counsel 8t. Paul, Minn.
Counsel ;8eattle, W. T.
AUDITXNO DCPARTMBNT.
40 J. A. Bdrker I Gen. Auditor. . St. Paul, Minn.
41 M. P. Martin ' Ass. Gen. A ad. i
42 W. G. Pearce
43 E. H.C.Taylor..
44 E. K. runnett....
45 C. C. Cummitkey.
Auditor Dish .
Awl. Fgf. Rtc.
Aud.Pa»s. Rec.
Au.M.P. Acctf.
Claim Dspartmbnt.
48D. K. Ford
47 W. P. Spaulding.
48 E. H. Shaw
Gen.ClaimAgt. St. Paul. Minn.
Loc. Claim Aot. Brilnerd. Minn.
L. CI. A. ir.Div. Helena, Mont.
518. G. Fulton
52 C. 8 Fee
5:i H C. Davis
54 George 8. Marc^h .
55 A. D.Charlton...
5rt J. J. Strong
57 W. H. Lowe
Trafpic Dbpaktmknt.
49 J. M. Uannarord..i7Va^ i/an.... St. Paul, Minn.
50S.L.M<H>re \Ae?t G. F. A.\
Aes'l G. F. A. Portland, Ore.
G. P. J' T. A..:^t. Paul, Minn.
A. G. Pom. A.
An't G. T.A..
Gen. W. Pas. A. Portland, Ore.
Supt. Din. Care St. Panl, Minn.
Gen. Bag. Agt.
Travelling Passenger and Land Agents.
58 J. E. Macdougail, Montreal, Cnuada.
59 A. J. <^uin, Boston, Maas.
60 J. H. Rogers, Jr., PhiUdelphia, Pa.
«1 T. G. Evani*. Philadelphia. Pa.
6J George D. Teller. Buffitlo, N. Y.
68 D. W. Janowitz, ludianapolis, Ind.
64 Frederick H. Lord. Chica^fo, III.
65 T. L. Shorten. 8t. Louis. Mo.
66 8. H. Mills. Clnciunaii, O.
67 E. U. Smith, Milwaukee. Wis.
68 A. A. Tack, Des Moine!<, la.
69 W. F. Carson. Portland, Ore.
General
70 George R. Fitoh...
71C. B.Kinnan
7«J.L. Harris
78 A. Roedelheimer..
74 J. B McDongall..
75 B. R. Wadnworth
76G. W. R Goodno.
77 L. N. Sawyer
78 A. L. Stokes
79 James McCaig
80 A. 8. Chaiie
81 J. V. Creighton . . .
and Special Agents.
Gen. East. Agt.
Gen. Agt. P. D.
New Eng. Agt.
(ien. Agent —
Gtn. Agent...
Gen. Agent —
CVy Pass. Agt.
Vontract.Agent
Gtn. Agent —
Agent
Gen» Agent ...
Trav. Fgt.Agt.
Lakd Dbpabtmbnt.
New York, NT.
tt tt
Boston, Mass.
Columbus, u.
Montreal, One.
Chicago, in.
Helena. Mont.
Butte City, Mont.'
S Dututh. Miitn .
i tib Superior. Wm
Portland, Ore.
8iiC. B. Lambora...
8$ P. B. Groat
84 A.G.Poftlethwaite
83 Paul SchuIxe
Land CVwnm... St. Paul. Minn.
Gen.Bmig.Agt. '*
Gen.Land Agt.\
Gen. Land vlgr^.j Portland, Ore.
NoRTUBBN Pacific Express.
86 T. F. Oakes I President St. Paul, Minn.
87 W. J. Fooiner... |(7«/». -9vp/ I **
General ofHees. St. Panl, Minn., and Mills Building.
35 Wall St., New York, N. Y.
551 North«»rii and WeaCern Ry.— Frederic-
ton to Chatham Junction. 107 rnilc^ ; uud from Junction
at Black vi lie to Indiuntown, 8 miles.
1 Alexander Gibson ..j/V^j*irf«n/ IMarysville, N B.
2 J. B. Snowball ...iMan'ta. ZWrec/. K-hai ham, N. B.
8 George F. Gregory. ^^ec. A Sol.. . JFredfricton. N.B.
4 P. A. LogAU \Fm. R-p. Shps. liiibtion, N. B.
General office, Chatham, N. B.
552 Norwlcliaiid WorcpaC^p RR.
See New York and New England RR.
553 .Nova Seotla Rf.
See Canadian Govetnment Rys.
See note of explanation on first page.
119
It !■ a FACT bayond all qtwaUon that
PARQUETRY FLOORS
WOOD CARPETS WITH RUGS
■n lo be the LEADING IIyl(^> nf rnmieblne nil modem flnt-ctiii d>vellli>a trnixcF in the tnlDre. tor Oxj are
IIIIAL'rilIEK, KAHIKR TO KKKI' CLKAN, «nil lii the BND vcrj riQch CHEAPER lh»n CARPKTfl. Tfte
VBRK HKMT COVBBIIHG F<>B A HAILROAD UFFl^E Ib b WOOD CARrET wllh ■ RUU
Kor hlii"rr:;.'[>inri.t;""d viber liuomii tble 'uttUrlml''cin^t>'e u"ri" lo ^-reiLL^idvMDU^'e.'iiid wllMuL u loug M B'v
THAT Ol'R GOODS are sold on their MERITS ALONE is proven by me fad ihat we
OurCimtonicrosroaniDnii the weslthlai't and hci-iknawD people nf thia and olbcr lirge cItiH, wtaobnc
Uie mratii- lo 'jnlMy i-very ta'le, and buy wballhef believe lo be the mott conduelTu to bealiii end eomrar.
Oar prlrea h^vp bou reduced to ihai people in very modente clreamatincea can oSocd to bnr toon that
Uar THIK PARUI-'ETRV OB WOOD CARPET Diatin tbe moH durable and kandHina
material kncu n U,t IIOKbEKS FOB BIIOS. The cnods mn jatt the thirkiieFi, nf tlie riiKn. aad we have
ulwTiltrrlMwnwIie'ilfr'in^pr^lVtJtoVureh^^ e s a a a i dihi p uac Luaow la aay
J.f .BOD&HTON, Prop'r iJIaDDf r. 120fCliestjJt St., Plilai6lpiia,Pa,
Hew York Offloe : eSd STREET, tJHDER FIFTH AVEflUS HOTEL.
^r Stnd/ar Book <if Vttigni and Pricet.
VewUleecd a good Pocket Hip at FuiuDaLmiA, Niir Tohk Citt, Bmhiiltk, BotTOH and LoMM* (Ed|[.>,
POORa DlRECrORT OP RAILWAY OFFICIAIA
531 OB<eiubBrK and bak* Cbamplaln
Sw Cmiral, Vtrmonl BB.
Hi Oklo RaniTBl BB.
^ ToMemd Ohia VeMrat BR.
SS6 Oklo Ceatral BB. Blver ttlTtalon.
-Sim Kanaaha and Ohio Blvfr BB,
SST Ohio and iniulHlp»l By.— Uli
_nnl«. 3W;
'luitfloid DlTlKion
lulin r. Bmurd
t Willlun Dnneii
t <). W. Kbneiia
er.L. tukmn
WB.n. Huover ..
lTA.J.Pruiir ..
IHW. N. HeMabsa
19 B. S.Jeiiks
»0. Ke^jii
il»lp»l _..
UnilsvliJe Bnuiih. BS mile* :
tea miloi— tot4l, (tlfi inlln.
.Pni.A (P.Vnn.iClDdnoMl. O.
\C.E.*X.X.W.
..Ulfi. y. Bnlgi.
'.'.'o.F'Madi.aiip.
I7>. .V. K Dtv. '
I Tr. Jf, W. /Hb.
■Fm. Mach.Shp.
If.... f.'.ir «™..Coeht»i
St. Loui*. Ho.
Vlneumc*. Ind.
«« Traek SamrrlfOrii — Thi .
Ind. ; T WsJ-h. Mticbcll. Ind. ; D. Hitlonaf. OIney,
lil.; J. PblUlpi, Lebanon, III.
Sprtaafirm Dirlrten.
tic. M.flMDton \Ati'l S'-pt iHprlnrlcld. ni.
»S.V. BoDd ,G<n,F. X.ofW.'fhm.in.
MJ W.atohe* \Ofn.F.R-U.8tk.Pnnt, III.
M 1 SiirlinmmG. ...\CM/flHttiateh}
it W - B. Miimwa....! A,.'i iHspateA.'.
WP. K.Itouh iTmck Saptni..i
Fan. Agt. New York. N. T.
'-' Buhlmort. K'
Lonl.Tllla. Ki
A'ol. Buhlmort. Md.
_... .ig/,. Lonl.Tllla.Kir.
MO.W.Piri.! lCVn(. ^UM.^l/r.;CliKlnna(i. 6.
»0. D. Bacon j(ftn.lt". />, X^!
W A. G.Quodrlcb... \Wn. Pan. Acrf.'iianua uir, mo.
WJ. R. MCTrjfli!ld,..5.ir. Puu.'Iff^'DallM, Tat
»)» H. HbatiUG ....'C-i.Pan. Agi. Dtat^nt. Ct<i.
»C. a. JoDH TVuB. Bu,d0f. VlncmiMf, Ind.
0«a«nl ofikR. OincinuBti. O Tnnarec Kwokj. Cen-
tral Tnial Co.. No* Vork, (J. Y. London o&«, 4 Bank
8uildi■lK^ B. C.
3SS ObiA and tinrOt'VI *uMra BR. (Lata
riiielnnatl and Easwru Ity i-Cln'-Innall Lo PonamonLb,
lun mllH ; Sanlinia to UIU»bi.ro. «0 mile". Contract
-- ■- ildftom Pori^moulli io OiUlpoUa.tOnillfa, let lo
S T. D. Rhodi-a 'TV. rfff. ,
4J. ». Wplla ^;«.,t :<». TVwM 30 Broad St-.NT.
iC. U. Ooodrich ....|ff<-n. Fgl. AaOi^iaeinaui, O.
Sse Ohio niv«r BB.— Wbeellni: i
« W.N.rbarti.'11'pri
SC. L. WmUm.>.
4W. J. Babln»ii.
IJ.P.M.K)lt.
IJ. A.AUiton
560 Ohio Sol
an Indiana, DIa
Stfl Ohio Vallry Br.-1'nder coioi
vannville. Ind.. tu ^orcnce. Tenn., and
lain lin.' : '.^ mlica Unlunton Brandt: ai
aKovi^ Bniicb, low rompleled.
P.O. ttelHoy ■r'rat.*O.IUa".UmA
I Jordan Oilfa Hir. ,t rrMU. .)
IJa*. Hi n'EnniorT.,6ifi). Ainj
IH. L.Uam|)1idL..,;..luiy'tor..
HVH-ifEl,.
WC.C, Cnm. .._„., . , _ ....
ISAnburCarv <Oeti. SaUtilor..
14 James F. CUij . . , , fJtn. .illiirntr ■
ESS Oil vnj and Bldsewar Br^-i^il <^*J
M Crapberry. Pa., S mll«.
I O. Clinton aardn«r;/Vwir/m^ Mew Yi.rk. N.T.
IJ. R-Trmble Dee. * Trial. . . PbMadeli>tiU. Pa.
>En«tED Beiint'il.... Oen. ifaiiager. BufluK .N. V.
General ulBci.', 143 IJonLb Tblrd St.. Pbl>*de]|>b,a. Pa.
E63 Old <'»lonrBB.— Bo^t^nloP^"»im■■l«"■ll-
( John S. llrftytoo..!
IJ. ILPrviir
10 I.N M«r-1.
1 1 C. U N78
). Fa'- AffI:.
...Varlli.DiT
JJ.N.Lauler l.-i:-;-/. Kol.illwit "
lA. W. Twrniiblj.. U« .Vor. /Ii.>. . .Tannion. Mnw.
if. I. Aiken. f".,r. r,/K. ff*j... Botion, Maaa.
.JWilllam Amci.... Fi". CarB.p.A ;;
M Hamnelfl'rown!;;' -l/*(.'fur /bwl
SX Road iia'f'Tf.—O. P. Jera'd, Boston, Ma««.: 1. I>.
'haver. Kail River. Mhm.; B. Bmlr., Brldctwaiar.
[b(>.; J. W. lireM'. Hrannla. Mar-.: t, M. San.-cnl, 8.
nmlnghaiii. Ma»<.: K. II. Bryant, New Bsdfonl.Ua>>
Oeneral offlco. Kueton. Mau.
G6-1 Old Orchard Juncllnn BB.-.l"n< tlun
'. S. & p. Kit. lu Orchard Beaofl, S miles. Abanduutd.
565 Olympta and Ckehalla Valley BB.
— Olyinpl* to Teulno, n niilca.
W.^prsROe.. PrtHdenl TacoiDa.Waa' "
.rt WliiKaie, .,— --■■'
8 J. R Ilaydeu'.. .
\TTeatUTtr. I
*' Superinttnd't .1
flS. O.Ward -,.,,
T F. Tiiloti«-n MaHirMich...\
8JohnP. Uo«ey Allorn'y
Qenrral oIB™, Olympia, Wafh. T.
568 Ontonacoa and Brnlc Blver BB.
an MUwauktt and yorUien SB.
^9~ See note of explanation on first page.
121
T
£]
H. Edgar Hartiell Company,
19 W. 22d St., N. Y. City,
1416 F St. N. W., Wash., D.C
igners and Manufacturers
OF
llfElIO
FOR
Railway Cars, Steamboats,
Public and Private Buildings.
Our Specialties are:
M"oiilded and leaded glass for Deck and Tran-
som Lights; tlie finest ]VIosaic and leaded glass
Ibr nVTemorials, etc. DPapier maclie, stamped
pitper, stamped sponge, stamped leather, plain
and stamped canvas, etc., for ceilings and pan-
els in cars, etc., decorated or other^w^ise. Deco-
rative paintings, special designs, models and
^vorking drawings prepared at reasonable prices
where parties desire to manufacture their own
Avork.
Addrens ail comtnuniciUions to
19 wrest 22d St., N. IT. City.
POOR'S OIKECTOBY OF RAILWAT OFFICIA.U.
S «T OraBC* Bait ttr.-MDnnM la Oikluid, U
DilbB : LijDEiToud Bnncta, 1 mllei.
1 P. A. DcDicDA. \Prf$.AatnH..'l.oagnooi,Flt.
a A. H, Tiylor \Seerttarv I " \\
* O. fyT' '" ""
. lo.Fai.AP.ji..^
1 R. KoeMcr ' ■ ...iKteor.it O.-Vijr.Portlind^nj.
SO. H. HophlnK>ii.Ji>nrl(ffl(f iLoRdoa.Stig.
«C. S. SrcLliarloa .IV.-Pr.SAi.Tr.l "
4(1. H. Aiidren....3i/ f -RiC »-..:PDnlMid. On.
B W. W.Bmaianan.'59«r<<ary i
• H. H. Trndila . . . \Aiiit. amrrlary. London, Eiig.
TJ.Bnudt lOiii. Sap'.. . PutlUnd. Orn.
»lt.P.&onn'...'o.f^t.in.A..
»0. H. ABdrewa.... [AvJitar i
laoB.HdnU Ai.Ft.a T.Ae.]
II W. T. Budlny Punh. Aiinl. ]
ISW.n.Bnmn |Jtbr. Oarltrp..S.Fonltni. On.
14 T atOtii'.'.' .'.'.'. Supt. 1^ Bdii,:\Parami, Oie.
IS J. O Juhiuoii Sipl.Bf B<^(.. RfMcbury. Ore.
ISO. a. KLa»r ' For. Stp. Bhiip.<QnBVtV%n.iJiii.
IT U.ll. Tijkrr For. Sip. Shop. VotaMai,iyn.
18 Saad Mailtn.-!. H. Will. Junrllm.Om.i It.Volk,
MfrUB Creek, Ore.: J. T. OiWtn, Qrmrii'i PiHi, On.;
U. K. llippencll. Paitl*nd, CIRi.
Qeaenl.ance, PonLind. On.
KS9 Orwcon Improvemeal Companr.
1 Bl))»h Smith ... p-rjlrfeBi,..,.. New York, N. T.
3C ft rr-* ..It rir,-f»rnlifco(..Porll«nd, Ore.
4J. M f wFvfrirj, ■,'.'.'.! i-prtlBiid. Ore,
4 -r ^ i( .1 .' ' !-■'. !&<ina(Mr.jStn Fruielaco, C.
Till) cumpinj alio cnnlrvla tba PKiUcCnHt Ry.
Oenenl olBcc, Paritjtnd. Oc. TniiBrer aOce, Piir-
ain' L. A T. Co., New Tark, N. Y.
(ai /^'(ib Oxuf Atf,— Fori Uulunl lo LiH Aluoa.
('■I.. 01 miJea.
t Chaileii GoodBll . . . PrtAiltal Sid PnaclKo. U.
It JnhB RownBeld. . , , FKU-Awf d«f . I
■ Kdw]DUoodall....|,Acn/aiv " "
*i. H. Plllnii>n'...„.tr.O,^.£ r. .^. SaDLal>Obliipo,C
SW.lt.Frie« A>. O. F. A3t..\
10 John Da Oonajr. .., Awid JToiIir. .. !Lm AIRUH, Cal.
Hub (iKi Pulitc Coift SlnmuLp Co.
Oeninl offlca, Han Francltco, Cal.
J.^]CiAiiiiMamil Fw/'t Sound MB.—iiMVia lo Kew
Cwlli
1 Klllab Smllh.
tA-A-Dmajr
AJ. U Hnrard
., ti^ia.
PffiUUnl iKew York, S. T.
Ito-ftHfiilDK.illeBlCle.Wub.T.
Otn.Suprrlnt. . San Fwnciico, O.
At.S.i V.B..SeMltle.Vruh.T.
SJ.H.Wauon
SJ. K.llDruhT.....
lur.A.AHxn
13 H. a. M>r(lo
Purr*. Agmt..\
FutlAgt-l ...
5. if. P.iU..\
Road JltMtr...\
f. Campbell.
ce. SeatUe. Wi
S70 OrrKon Paflllc BB.
-( Ua.Prrj- . Corn
I [a. Ore.
1. N Y.
..IComJIU. Om.
£10 Or«K»D PaeiBe BB.-
»0. T. M. DavlB I'Awmnr ..
Bf.C.UoguB lOmyilroUM-...
General office, Corrallii, On.
571 OrfKon Ballwav and NsvlKatloo
Co.-PnrrLan^ lo Bijiecta, W. T.. aOl inU« ; aiam
branebas, S^3 ml leu.
IKHlahSmllh Praiaml... Nen- York, N. Y.
SW. 8. Ladd I nw-ftwW'Bl. Portland. Ore
ac. J. BaHlh iTrtat. * .4. «,. N(W York. N. T.
4Tbw>. Wn:an[>»'°5«. it .Urt. A f'urOaa*, Ore,
GO. H. Pnt^nx... .\Gtn. Managtr.. "
BB.Campbell lon.Fot.AgL.
Ta.H.Rooa 'asaa/irnv
BC. W. Johamn ..'Aii.aw>l.l/v./'r
8 O'dall.K-klniACo, Sunt. Oriin Ilr. Ban FnnelivD. C.
lOJabDj. BfTDe*. .. a. P. AT. A.. Poril*iul. Ore.
ton. J. Piataer.
3. Bgt a Bdt '
CarAeeowlaitl'
Man. Car PiHn
Mick. Forrm'R.
Mn\. Flm«i.'«.
C8 AniiilnM Roivl ir<wffl->.- James Bndi', Porlland,
Ore; Jamra Peteio, Umatilla. Ore.; Joha Krl-on,
WallaWalla, W.T.J Patrick Ulemi. U Grande, Ore.
*I FortmaH Bridm otui H«UiHi.ai.--VI . C, Bvaos,
P. Hcbranli, TbeD*ll«,Ore.: J. R. JfoM. Walla Walb,
W. T.; T. n. WaWl, La Grande, Ore.
General olBce, Portland. Ore. FiuMcIa! offlce, JS
HCHt«Kt.. Boiion, Maw. Tramfer office. Parmer* L.
iT, Co., New York.N. Y
£73 Oracon Hborl Line R)r,
Sft t'nion Fadfe By.
573 OrrKDDlanBf.— 1
a BelKIi
, t mlles-i
icrldan Jdu
N. Scott...
General oBlee. FiT»t end Pine St-., Ponland. Ore.
574 Otlumwa and Klrkvllle BB.
Su fhUago. Burlingtm avd Qvituv PS.
575 Owanaboro and IHaaiivlUe Hj.
M. H.Smllb PnitUmt LoataTllla, Kj.
IF. K. Warren SdcrOary. I
IJ.T. Harahan ., .. am. ll'inaan:' ■'
1 W. M. Newbold. .. auptHiUmif {..'Ra'alWUlv, Kr-
iR.H. Betrer CSIff Al'ontet.lOt/tDtbim.llf.
iJ M.Cnl^p em. ^i^^[I(..|LOBlntll«,R*,
Om. /^iH.^ff'.lLonlsHlle, Kj.
Genurat offlce, Lonlaville, Ky.
STB Oifurd and Honderaon RR.-Oirord
illIoudcniun,N.>.,Ilmlle*.
A. II. A. WII11ami..liVu. A la"t .lOtford. N. C.
W.B.OuIltk lI'rtatiirtT.
Jamen A. Wblle.... OM. ^iiwlnf.. HetldertOD, N. C.
.Umrt B, l.awrBDCeG*. * J(. Jf..
J, J. W, Darrli ... | Aoaci ifoidr . . . I Oirord, N.C.
General office. Oilord, N. O.
S7T Paeiao Coaat By.
S/r Oifgm Tmjironaiimt Vimpintj/,
578 PaclBo and Great Eaatarn Br>—
'ayelleiille to Wynan. B miles.
B.H Davld'an....l/Vulfe>>f 'Piyet'evllla.Atk.
John H. Harris.. ASvperinitnirt..]
Mirk can \0m, P^l. Agt..] " "
' See note of explanation on firtt pago-
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CHILTON MANUF. CO.,
147 FULTON ST., NEW YORK. 141 HILK ST., BOSTOI
CHILTON PAINTS
Colors in Oil and Japan, White Lead, Var-
nishes, Brushes, Etc.
Linseed Oil Paints for R. R. Stations and Metalli
Paints in Linseed Oil for Freight Cars.
Correspondence SollcUed and Color Cards sent on application.
H. N. JOSE, President. M. T. DENHAM, Treas. and Ag«
JAS. E. GREENSMITH, Supt.
!!} ^^^^^^^F^ MANUFACTURERS OF
EASTERN FORGE CO.,
ron and Steel Forgingi
— FOR —
Locoiotive and Car Boilders, Railroad and
Macbinists' Use.
SPECIALTY. LOCOMOTIVE SHAPES & DRIVING AXLE!
"Works, X2ast Deerlnic, B£e.
OFFICE, 416 FORE ST., PORTLAND, ME.
POOR'S DIRECTORT OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
ft79-M7.
6T9 PalDesTlll« and Yonnffstown Rjr.
Hm PUUlntrghy PaiMwllU and Fairport RR.
S80 Paris and Fere JHarqaette
Piirii to Upper Pai U, IG miiet»:
l*r€S. A O. M.
Secretarif
Trecvfurer
Muskegon, Mich.
Ureenvllle, Midi.
i«
1 John W.Moore ...
i Ohtflf B J. church..
3 Oeorge W. Crosby.
Ueaeral olAce, OreenviUe, Mich.
581 Park and Ocean RR*
iiMUttqf strut Railroad*.
S8S Paraone and Paclfle RR.— PftrsouB to
Colte^ville, 31 miles.
1 it. 8. 8t«9veDS j PrfMdtnt < Psrsons, Kan.
2 C. U. Kitulmll Vict'Prwideni. i '
a T. PeiiHeld i Ut» . Manngtr. . i
4LoeCl«rk I.^o. d* irta»
5 l>. W. c. Perry . . . ! Vhi^f EftgiMtr
ti U. D. Mirick 1 6Vn. Eutft. AgL
a83 Paw Paw Railroad.— Lawton to Paw
Paw, Mich., 4 wiles ; and
S84 Toledo and South IlaTen RB.— Paw
Paw lo Uanfurd, Midi., Iti iuile».
Opficbrs or BoTU Railboads.
] V. B. Adams Pnuttdent Lawtou, Mich.
«0. W. LougweU....! V.-l\P.P.R.R.\vMf Paw, Mich.
• Uenry Ford .stcrttary 'Lawtou, Mirh.
'" Paw Paw, Mich.
Lawton, Mich.
tSaiigor, Mich.
«t
4 B. Martin i TieaKutti
6 J. Ihiinj; j su.AuU.ii'R.M.
a J . S. Cross I Chi^ Kngitieei
Oeueral office, Lawton, Mich.
685 Peach RoUom RR.— Oxford to Dorsey't,
*i ailes.
1
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3
4
5
C. W. Leavitt P/^^idznt
Kobert B.Patterson i Ti-cnfurer
U. KenieDickeyi.
B. H. Williams.
W. P. Kirk
New Yo k, N. Y.
Oxiord, Pa.
Supt. and Hfc.
Mm. Car. /i/rfr.lYork, Pa.
}f(Uter JIvch . . . | Oxford, Pi
General office, Oxford, I'a.
586 Penneboro'and flarrlaTille,RlCchle
ConnCf Ry.— Peniisboro to Uarrbivilltt, W. Vu., V
miles.
J M. P. Kimball ^Pr.Tr. A- G. M. Pennsboro'.W.Va
t W. H. Pierpont. . . .Hfcrtta'jf lUVs'nviiie. W.Va
3 A. J. Rambay \Road i/(j9(^...ll'enn8boru\W*Va
Geaeral office, Pcnu»boro\ \\. Va.
587 Pennejrlvanla Railroad Syatem.—
Tne syst«n of railroads opi-mitu and cunlruiied by tne
Pena«ylvania KB. Co. embracer lA ihe lines uuerated
directly by that company— vu. : vl) the United KKs. of
New Jersey, it) the Pennsylvmiia lilt, proper, ^3) the
Philadelphia and Krie Hit., with tlieir several lea«ed
liues; iB> the various liiiev of railroad controlled
ihroagh the Peuni«yiv«uia Conipuny— an auxiliary
onpuiUBation— having an aisgregate mileage ot S.StiS
Biiles, details of which are given on page \iii ; and (C>
the Tarlons liues of railruaii directly a^tsociated with
this company, but whoce independent orgaiiixutions
are maintained— il> Northern Cuniral Ky., s.'i) i'nila-
delphfa, Wilmington and Ualtimv>re It it., (8) Baltimore
and Potomac Kit., (4) We.<«L Jersey l(K., (5) Camden
and Atlantic BK., (tfj Camden uiid Pbilsdelptiia Uieam-
boat Ferry, (7> West Jersi-y Kerry, (8)Juncilou Kit,
<and \») New York, Philadelphia, and Norfolk UK.
Foltowing are the
GsscBBAL OrriCERS, Prnnbylvahia KB. Co.
1 Oeorge B. Roberts. PreMdfnt, Philadelphia, Pa.
t John M. Hard ng, Chi*/ Ch rk,
3 Kdmnud^mith, \»t VU>'Pnr«t, **
4 Albert llewson, Secrrtary^ liranch Road»^ Phila-
delphia, Pa.
5 Frank Tiiomson. id VictPrttCt, Philadelphia, Pa.
• K, T. Postlethwaite. Chuf ('krt,
7 Joa. N. Du Barry, ad Vtce-Prev't,
9 Fred'k W. ttchwarx. C7<^/ Cttrk,
9 John P. Green, Alh riet:-PrtM%
10 l^ewts Neilson, Chitf CUrk,
t»
4«
587 PennajrlTanla Railroad Sjatem— Gbm-
XKAL OVrKTtUA.—Otntintud.
11 John C. Kims, Jr., Stcretary, Philadelphia, Pa.
1:1 D. 8. Newhall, Attut dtcmtary,
18 Robert U. Groff, Chief detk,
14 Otnttal AitManU to the PruHdtnf.—ytm, A. Pat-
ton, ClifTord Sunley bims, K. D. Barclny, PhiladelphU,
Pa.
Tbbabubt Dkfartmeict.
15 RobiTtW. Smith. Trcamtrer il*hiladelphla, Pa.
16 Geo. B. Peabody.. i4«*7yrea»wr«ri
17 B F.Crawford. . Cashitr i
18 Jos. It. Sagi e ....\Rrc- itinq TtUtr
19 Charles D. youi)g.|y'raw*/«rCA;r*.
SO Henry P. Butter. . | liook-heper
NoTS.— The roads operated under the management
of the Jtnnsyivania Company have separate oporatuig
officers ; bnt the chief officers of tho Trau»porlation
(including Mechanical), Pa»senger, Frvitcbi, Accouniliig
and Legal Departuu-uts of Die Itnmylrunia Rai*roaU
proper diecbargc the ssnic duties lor n«-ui-ly all the
Atsociattd Limn named above. The ufflciais whose
names here foliuw are lur tbe IVnneylvai.ia lilt, proper,
those who have chtigu of the fame departiuents in the
associated lines bc.nj so designated by tlieir nsmes
appearing in italit-s, the numbi-rs following the tiile
referring to the a^i^>clnted lines (stee firsi pnra;;iaph of
Penusylvanitt System) with Mliich ihey are connected.
Transpoht.vtion Dkpaktukxt.
91 Chas. E. Puqh 1, H,
8,4,6, 6. 7
82 Wm. U. Brown 1,
2,3,4,5
83 Jos. T. Ric/iard» \,
8,8
UH.F. Coxl .\nfj. of Siff . .
83 W. B. l\nceU 1 . . . Archiiect
36 A. GUpin 1 \liurp. of MoUh.
87 7%«>. A*. Ely 1, 2,i
X 4 ft
9»Joun W. Cloud {..
«y Axel S. Vital 1 . . .
ao C. B. Dudley 1 . . .
81 F. N. Peojfff I
82 J. F, Elder i
83 AnUnwe Ward 1 . .
84 S. M. Prevotst 1, )i.
85 J. A. Anderson . . .
86 Holmes D. Ely. .
j- Gen. Manager Phi adelphia, 1
^^ChUf Eng'r..
^At.Ch.Eng'r. ■
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J" G. *y. Mot. P r Altoona, Pa.
Itfih. JC'tffr. ..'■
Af.Efiif.O/Teiitifi
C/u^nhit
A/m'f Chi^nixt..
Chf. ln.(tfA iris. Philadelphia, Pa.
Gvn. Cur 7N^//.'.\ltoOiia, i'a.
1^ £;.4V.o/7'r(i/<s.,Phila'lelphia, Pa.
>w Rfi'f lh'pt.\'
Rtl.Dp :
Rf-i'f /V/;MTrei ton, N. J.
.U.Su.
Pbnmstlvania Raimioad Division.
Altooi a. Pa.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Pinfburf.h, Pa.
\ltO(Jiia, i'a.
87 R E. Pettit ; Gen. H'tjtt
88 Wni. J. I^tta \Gtn. Ayt-nt
88 Robert I'ltcaim. Gtn. Agent .
40 Frank L. Sheiipardl.Su/;/. Mot. Pow.
41 Master Mevhani-:*., Gerund Fonm^n, </^.— H. D.
Garrett, M. M. Mach. Mlu>i», ifsac W. Van l;outen, G.
F. Car Shop, Wm. F. Rich, Afsl. G. F.. \\\»\ Phila-
delphia, Pa.: <tndrew O. Baicer. M. M., Columbia, Pa ;
A. K. Mobs, As^t. M M., Columbia, Pa.; Bil^ard L.
Canm, M. M. Mach >h(>|>, Samuel W. M>er)«, G. F. Car
Shop, llariirbur^, Pa.; Isaian Paxstiii, .M. M.,LeHis-
town, Pa. ; C. It. Gilmun, For, liuntingiltiu. Pa.; An-
drew Green, For., Hedtord, 1^.; W. 11. Carotheis, M.
M., Tyrone, Pa.; G. W. Strattan, M. M. Much, bhop,
J. U. Bowman, Ahst. M M. Mach bhup, Aliui»na, Pa.;
John P. Levan, G. F. C:ar Bhop. Alu>ona, Pa ; It. Zane,
M. M., Coneniaii^t), Pa.; W. B. Norris, M. M. Mach.
Shop, W. A. Brudy, Asnt. M. M. Mach. Shop. M. li.
Fails. O. F. Car Shop, Blairiiville, Pa ; I). O. Shaver,
M. M. Mach. Si.op. Pittsburgh, Pa.; J.G. Stewart. G.
F. Car Shopx, To ren^ Pa.; Cha*. N. Koyce, G. F.,
Phillip«ton, Pa. ; Wm. Llninger, G. F.. Onubby, Pa.
Road F</remf'n of Engintx.
42 8. A.Wood /'AiV'i. />iciKi/>w; West Phila., Pa.
43 S. Houston ui/w'f). Phila. incision
44G.C.TtniyenA«''0 /'^/'^- IHriMot,
45 A. R Mw8 Fr*idi rick IHk.
46 James B. Wells. . \Midiile Mv.. .
*7 ^\^2<',.^'*!'.'.°'.^| [ ^^ ^'*
44
Oolnmbia, Pa.
Uarrisiiurg, Pa.
44
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GEO. WESTINGHOUSR. JR., President.
C. H. JACKSON. ViccPraudent.
CHARLES R. JOHNSON^, Gen. Man. ft Signal Engineer.
ROBERT PITCAIRN, Treasurer.
ASAPH T. ROWAND, Secretary.
HENRY SNYDER, Gen'l Agent.
The Union Switch & Signal Co
OF PITTSBURGH, PENNA.,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
Bailway Interlockini SiitcliiDg & ImU
APPLIANCES.
INTERLOCKING SIGNALS
FOR
Junctions, Grade Crossings and Terminals.
MECHANICAL & AUTOMATIC
BLOCK SIGNALS
FROGS, CROSSINGS,
SWITCHES « SWITCH STANDS.
Catalogues, Plans and Estimates furnished upon applicatic
and all information cheerfully given.
OFFICE AND WORKS:
Near Rlttshurgh^ - - - U. 8. Ji
Western Agrnt :
H. H. McDUFFEE, Home Ins. Buildins:, Chicago, IlL
FOOB'8 DIBECTORY OP BAILWAI OFFlCIAli.
.\Wett Pan.JHv.
If.^t^J*"'*- TfroittZHt. ..iTrrODc. Pa,
ft NiHrt*. \Wett PaHi.JHv.lmtlr,il\le. P
\PIIMmrehDiT.iiiKTy, y^.
WJ. K. Haf-eJlV;
■on... £Bff.J/.flCt*-o».Ultoon«, P».
ir \llHgB.itr n'av.mitlmnie. Pa.
PI,a<i-UphM DtvUUn.
.f W«t Pbll*., I>*.
WW.K. Beartl ' \HMl,r Carp'r.\UaeiLtUr,l\
WJuiiHKnd ...
■>«. A. Hardy.. ,
MU. Bum MiulT 6atp'rl •■
fttdrriii OtwtdM.
«SWIIU,niB,Br«.li.l«fl*(».Q»j,y| ■■ -
XidilUi IHtMon.
•TQe^Klntor {Tnila M'ltltr. .\ ' •
• L, K. Wimot I Jfa.(n S)wv:
nBobcrtL-nomil
n C. L. Bric
TSJ. H. aehDabir.
ay ..Vuiwrin tonsil Bi^drprd. Pa.
Tinmt DitUoit.
'■"— .nJf«*<«-.. ■■ ' ■
f«V. J.BaetHlolt .. Ll«'< ffwlnwr*
NF.A, Ku„i« |*u,(n-^-r,[
MT.D. Wllkiin...;,l7V^i(
;. Klcbiy
T'illa, Pa.
MTH. Dubwio.!.!. .(..fiV»^M-r' "
BOD. W. ArLlrjr. ... |.K*c(pr IJatp'r \ "
WRoawtPllealrn.. HupeHiiitndtru\PitUbuntb. Pm.
OTM.Tramii Umiatol. .."'..
W Idw. PlUalln {Train Miu/ir Dsrry I'a
WW.M.W<lib Ij/artiraipr I "
mi.tr. Bruolu .
Ml) Bob.BJuuiDibi
IMJ.W. Lyon...
&"«
fiST P(iDn>rl«*>l* Railroad SfatPn
i J. : v>.i
Soad fbrtmm qf X*fini».
W.flanford ,. i.v™ rorUHv. Jcnej CHy.:
' >. iV«r J'oi-t /Ml-.
>n\AnU«v lit- LlameBburg. ?
. '/MfIui JHh. iLambariviilc.
JV™ York IMiHAm.
lOTiatyttCrimtoTa. >lup,Fii,lfnf/tal\3enefCUi-. *
IMtieo. W. W.iU.. ITraIn *..-«■..
IM CS.ThoD
IWJ.w.oThHmi
IW Klcli. HcDoo
llOU.C.Uoaw.
:::,
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on. |Va«terf«.>/r,.lN.«ark,N. .1.
vim^ iXei>i«i.
ta. .. J»a,(,r (.'u.(.-/..iBordenlo«ii,N.J.
S4,idi^ /Jii'liton.
110 Krank Eilra
ll»H«ryW.D
-a J
B. Coto/,'...
[Trenton, N J.
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{s«i.Vork.N,Y,
131 Jixt.O.Oar
\-*'i:4-'"^'
iTrenlun, N. J.
Pbh-.b.
LFIII. AMD ESlE RR. DlT»ll>K.
I*-; [(cbe.t Nel
t^.ji«i.i-^.
MattrrMfth
i.|J(a»(«r Jf«-A...!K.:uuYO. V*.
..\Ma.trrMrtli...\tii«,Vi.
Bead Forrmm iff Kngtntt.
iMCloo. KanliEi.,. \jlatltr tarp'r
Skul-m Wrirfofi.
Wllll>in>'|>"rl
J/UW. W.i.;,,,..
IWU. U. La>ct1.... ,Afl K«oiiner
WwCffii /tirbfon.
145 J W. Reynoldt. ].-<.,«;r(Fif. „,(,>,
Krle. n.
'"■"f't'i'K'li'-^''*-"'! '■ ■■
IS" Sm mie of exph
inatiim on first pago.
7
ADOLP. REINOEHL, President RICHARD MEIL.Y, Vice-Presiden
JOHN HUNSICKER. Treasurer.
JOHN B. RAUCH, Secretary. J. M. OETTEL, Superintenden
LEBAIOI
]lIAIUPACTTJEn&
-— COIPAII
Office, 205 North Tenth Street,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Box, Gondola, Cattle, Refrigerator, Coal, On
Drift, or Mine
ALSO,
STEAM ENGINES. STATIONARY AND PORTABLI
iiirnace, Uolling-fllill anb Ulill lUork of (f ucrn description.
Wron^lit and Cast Iron Work of every (le.scription. Furnish all kinds of Wroiiglit Iron Pif
Brass and Iron Fittings for Water, Steam. Qas, etc., and
Cast Iron Drain Pipe.
WALLACE PLOW CASTINGS AND PLOWS COMIPLETE,
P ENNSYLVANIA S TEEL QO.
"VTORSCS AT STEBLTOXr, PA.
aBAirirpjLCTTTRBiis or
STEEL BLOOMS, BILLETS. BARS m FORCINGS.
or BESSEHER OR OPEI HEARTH STEEL, FOR «U PORPOSES.
STEEL PBODUODrO OAPAOmr, 3CO,000 TONS PES TEAR.
STEEL SPUCES, lisliit nah, till tarimPatieniiIlaiIi<(lJI Sin.
LORENZ SAFETY SWITCH.
SWITCH FIXnillEt, OF DLL KlllOi.
SWITCH STA NDS, of MANY IMPROVE D PATTERNS.
TIieMpMilt7«f t]ieFtog,Si>tt«haail Signal DepkrtmeDt of tbU Comixui; greatl; ex-
oaadaUkKtorftuyilmllai mtnaOmUiTy In the oountry. With Its Ihorongh organliatloii,
Urn high stWDdsTd of exoelleniw, and Dnnqnalled Giailltlea for ecoDDmloal prodaotlon. otTera
Indnoementa to lallwayit desiring low prlocw, relluljle work, and the beat Im prove meata.
Tor friew or lolbmutiDn raUUng to Uili Daparlmanl, addrau I f„f ,^, — ^,^ l
O. W. FAB80HS, Sopt. F., S ud S. Dopt.. ST££L TOM, PA. I"^"""""!
PENNSYLVANIA STEEL CO.,
- MANUFACTURERS OF-
^TEELI(AILg,pTEELBLOOMg
STEEL FORGINSS, BAKS AND BILLETS,
M IjlicB, ligll n Hiii, U n Tuiiu htin rf Mi r< in Im.
RAILROAD FROGS and CROSSINGS,
IMPROVED SWITCHES, and SWITCH STANDS,
STXEXTOK, F^
THE MAGNETO ELECTRIC
ALARM SIGNALS FOR HIGHWAY CROSSINGS.
OE, FOE junromoDio tbx AmoioH or tkauu it iTATion.
TbU Important lniproT«tn«iit has gn»t ulTvitagn over anytlilnB wbloh bu ever been
Offered for elmUirpurpoMi. ByltsJniltDlonsiiM Rallroul oompantei mfty largely isdnce
the d&ugere to their own trklns at hlgbwHy amsHliigi, HUd oonllne to moderate Umlta tbe
expeoeei ktteadtng tlie prot«otlaii of croealnge tn oltlae, towns, TlUegei, and im mt«l
htghwaTS.
It wUl be (Onnd to meet the Teqnlrementa ot the pnUlo far proleetlou at dangwoDs
croMBlnga. and thus a moderate outlay may render nnncoeaaary the mneti greater e«p— »,
reonrrlng annnallr, which ta tiiTolved by plaoing men at danBerons oroHglngB.
The wbeels of tralna approaching the oroaalng eOSot the operation of aabatantlal and
durable Instraments placed adjacent to the rati, (at aaltable dlitanoea from the onMiliis,)
le the genenHiM of
electrlDlty ftam perauaent
nufneta. OperatloB ooa-
tlnoSB after tisln pa^ee,
while ^proHohlng oniaalag.
Has nocnp batterlea. Van-
I .^^.m \i |"'"'^'*"""p Reqnlreeno
z'^?tf^-Zr^ s malarial for malnteBwise,
^ --' -~ ' ~ 'ezceptoU. EatUymaaaged
by ordinary Intelllgenoe.
Eleotrloal ezperta are not
roQiilrcd. The ImU Inatra-
the croaalng Aown
In ent)iiiakeBalonllandBr-
geut alarm, oaloolated la be
regarded aa tmponaut.
GEO. W. PARSOHS, SnpC T. 8 * 8. Dept.,
POOR'S DIEECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
lala Ballraad Syil^n,-
tB7 Pennajl'
l,S,3,4.A. ( '"""•"■'F-a.'nEVi Yiirk, N.Y.
IX ir»l. U. !/i>ie« I Li , — ., j„ |„,, , , ., _.
1U0. 'j.'f^rl. ::.. Oea..^9(>if.. .. Si» York. N.T.
IM F, D. UowelJ k'lolni ilg«n(,..|pbilidclpbla, Pi.
JWCbii. A. Chlplfy. /Vona. Aff.. . . i FitlibnrBh, P«.
U-et BtockAQi Wf»t Phllm., H«.
MlnJojiKftr. ' ■- ... - -
ST £. O. Dli<
»a>m'lL. Sermon
WW. 4. DeUnty..
ISl FrtigM Ag<nH.~C. H. Hennin, Banfonl, Bwt-
lDrd,Canii. : Malt. T. lligeD, UDioaLtDc, New Turk,
H. T : W. i. Oiigrtt, NmllvDlJ Une, New York. N. Y.;
J. T. Miliii, Unlun Llaa, Phlliddulila, Pa.; Jinei
IlkclEFll. NmIohhI Line, Phir«drlphl«,P«.; W. J-aliurt,
Union Liue, WilinlugloD, DeL
JH F.J ifcWaati,
■■l.^*.t
IKJ. II. WaU, Jr.
Oai.nM^^0l. Phllulclphli, Pa.
•tOa.P.A.
IMJ.
ZNvMcM TIdttt Agtnif.
•I'Uadelpbia. Pa.
.AU.ufX.J. . .
.\piUia.aaii.. WlIlianHp<Tt.Pa.
HnU.—Qtorge M. Ribcrta. New
Nrw'YorkTirY. ; S. D. KaniiHlJ, Long Branch Bit
trlci. Neoari. N. J.J J. K. Uh<Minat»r,Ml(l>l1« DlMricl,
PhiUdelpUa, Pa. : R. A.PaAa.Sonrh Gut-rn Dlairlct,
SUPPLT DxriKTIII
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nmoi.P.Sarvtntn
IPhlladrlpbli. Pa.
ITS /mu. W. Doan- 1
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ITS P. F. Buai«r
1T4 jr. EUbenadt 3. r
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171 a. M. Taylot I
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187 Jaoui A. Lo- I
ooi.l.«,a.*,B. f
186 F. B. Prina I, I
Afl Gm. Sol
(MrfOtrk ...
i87 PcnnaylTanIa BKlIroad STVtcni. —
0. iv. i.'iiad'i. . \<M^ >
1 llniihB. Bljr.. ..\hk. M
Ih Poarlh St . PhlladcIpbU, Pi
SB Pcnnirivanla OoBipHnr- — Thit cna
la KK. Co.
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.- — reoDFthanla HH, fn,, ttaa luag
brinsa-'iitgneiL to tbc PcnujlnaJaConipanr ; ihe Pitta.
biiruii. Ciitclnnail and HL Lonli By. and the CtakiRo,
St. LokW and I'liubacgta.wtalcb lbs Panna. Co. cuntrola
' oajntliy owDifrMi'p. Thawniltoail* Breopaf-
'OF^stcmA— IheNorlh.MVft ivpiam, GompriflBf
vT;
iiabala, MS
ouih
Men
Raulda and Indlua. WS.B mlla : Clnciniiail. Ttlchmond
and Fort Wxyne RR., W.« anitt; Nnakrgon. Gmxt
- Idiind Indiana HH.. « Dlka; TrairTM Cltr.W
a ; Bay View, litils Tnnna and Uackliuw, b.7
I' : St. Loula, Vandalla and Tene Banle. operatrd
. ... KIrSi p., O'.'and «. 'L.,'Hid"lho
Eicapt Whar« HbervJae )ia(«l. oOlcen
' "■ ' — 'via alngly being nnm-
: P.,C.and liL L.,11;
bjTim
FotlawlDg an
(THoK. D. Nmlcr.'u fitt-Pn:..
ISJ.T. Brook*.. ,..\Qn. Owoml.
m. B. LljrCDll ... . Mtnlury..
ilCCTTIVI DlFABT*
MM'tOM . .,
\Aiiftn.B*tH>.\
lAva. fr AcptM
.. Plltibnrgb. Pa.
ij J. E, Dsvldi
m.l: Hendv
lb M. C. bpeuo
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(»)
^^ ^ee note of explanation o
13U
1 first pojft.
1
fi
XI8TABX.ISHBD IB53. JMOOEPORATBD 1873.
MANUFACTURERS C
CAR WHEELS
AND AXLEg
FOR STANDARD AND NARROW GAUGE RAILROADS,
Railroad CastingsMForgings
Steam Engines, Boilers,
Mill anis Heatt Hachineiit,
X*ox>t "Wayne, XncL
J. H. BASS, PtHldNit.
J. L WHITE, StontMy. R. J,
POOB-8 DIBECTOKT OP RAILWAY OFnCIALS.
tnla Ballroad Sr***Di- -
rnM— Nonb-woM Eyatcm.
-iC. AP. fl«. .. Wemnile.O.
-S. W. O.RS..1o\tAti.O.
P.^Y.If.rfC.J?, AilBEhenr, P».
sa"
Ball road Sr*Ic>n. -
.P.Ft.}
..iBghenr, Pi
tC.K.yoriVlnjat,
HnnceJcL.Pa
13 J. S. Mom>...
avA.B.SEurr. ..
■*7t;.D.L.w
OriBiTiMS DiPARTBiNT— Santb-mit SjUcin.
!» Jamc* ■acCrea....'&<n. Maitager. PlCUbnivh, Pb.
WJobnF. Miller.... 'Mo. Supt. ... Cojambiu, O.
M M.J Becker .. ., CMif llKg.-i. 8
M Eriwtrd B. Will . . S. ^. ftitf.. ^ a
44 K. H. (.'hnreli ,8.Tmup.,%3' " "
8IE.C.Bndl« .4.a™,»,8
P, US.....} 1
S.Jtl.o/Wav.l I
MMt.C.ff. VlLonnaport, tnd.
i,.* />.««.( I*
31 B. W. T.ylor. . . j , ^^Jj %'y^£' \ ZmmyUK, O.
38 O. W, KlilrldK« J l*;,";^)^ \ iLonlrriUe. Ky.
»9 C. M. Ben-elt . j '?;?'i^",^5; \ 'pllUU,.-,h. P..
40 W. H. 8crl»«.. j '."f'Sf-Tl' \ 'Cl"ci=»'l. O.
Aiipnte((iidtn(*— Son Ik-nut 8}iU>a.
UH. I. UUler,.
W L. F. Loth. . .
ellavllle, u.; J. A.
TB ForrnuA Cut Jtrpaln.—atan lliddlo. AII»b«nT<
P*. : Iinfl Lee. lurt Wirne, IdJ. ; D. 8. McuirdtU.
ClitciKO. III. ; A Steinbrcaiur, ClevelaDd, O. : J. B.
OoS, Wellollle, O. : JoHph UDdeiwood, P.ndleion,
O. ; J. B. »tdtili, ColumbDi. O. ; U. Vodiik, DaaDlran,
77 Soiul Mai'tri.-'W. U. PoUtr. Allethenj, Pm. ;
Tbomu JwskeoD. Fort Wayne. Ind. ; II. W. Byen.
tToia cm P. O., Pa, ; C, K. Cook, Tolidn, O.; T. Dick-
•on, WeUiTills, O.
GcBerftlojncB,PeBn. AT.aDdTeDtii8t.,PIItibnrgb,Pa.
Tbei
o llllfl
•taUd on p*gs IS9.
MB (ui Grand Rapldi and Indiana SB.
1 W. O. lluiihart. . . . Pret. <f </. If. Od. Ripida,Mlch.
«W,K.8babi«*».|K.-ftiM.* Tf.'
SJ!h.>T11ii|{W
4J. C. HoJt
!( C L. LockwDod.
;J.'m'. Mctticany!
'.iGea'.FI.Agmi.l
4t E. B. Taylor....
4SIta]|ibPu(an....
HJ.J. TornM....
45 CbailM WalU.
4D William Slewan..
60 D. T. McOabe
MChariOi L.Cok...
.VJS. F. Gny
S«J. B. Hllf.
&t R.W. OalKar...^
SIC. W.DaHa.... j
!'. a *S.L. By. \PHUhargb. Pa.
. .IClDcidnall, O.
t Loganapon.Iid
L. * P. SB.
I.dS V.SH ...
J. M. # I. KB
V. it X. V. Bf.
IHT DarilTHUT.
^n. fg'- J*Bt- Pll'ibnrEh, Pa.
A. PI. An., £. 3 (^olumbaa. D.
Alt. it At;'.. I I'ltlibargb, Pa.
FrriBht Agl., 3 lnd1*napoll>, iDd.
&<!n.V./J.X..actitca2D,]ll.
- Jup.S.Dic ... Ft, Wayne, Ind.
si;. 8 Jubnaon .. ir-'AWSHfrlHwr Gd. RapldaJIIck.
lia^Wygini \um. Bao."A'.'.\
US' D. Bradley... .ljf(MfcrJfrrA..,l
18 Wm. Kitigrtatd...ljr.7>UM.,iV.£.:
l-t J. W. llmiiir li/.7VaM..A-.W.'Ft, Wayne, Ind.
UJobnllDgbarl Purl Agmt ... <id. Kapldi,Ulrh.
1SJ R.Piali Fm. Lwv. Rtp.
17 W.J.BiiwelJ... . Pm. Car Painl.
IBS. O. HtatI HuptTcltor Kalamuoo.Hlch.
IftW. H.HilniMjn.... .vuf/^relfor. . Ud. lUuldB.Mkh.
KD.W.Hooiiro.... farA,toti«lanl-
Oeneralofllir. Grand Rapid'. Hlch. Tranafer AceDta,
WInilow, Uiiler * Co.. 28 No.'iiau Si., New York.
George B. Roberta..
i) Wayniiliurg and WaihingUn SB.
O.F.A
'vii'- ;-Z"««vine,.
S7 wmiam Boner!
M W. H. 8l«wan..
59 0. V.Mau
CAM. ■
iNrMon Afltr^l Agtnlt.
- - ■ Hf, PltobHigli. Pa.
nl-.e
earn,
I ,£. A. P. andl :~^. p.
. iV, W. 0. Kir... Toledo- r
~ '^AStL.Sy.
lurgb, 1
r,i B. F. Fuller. .■.■■.V.ii.Jf. fl!s,*....*IClMlniiall,' . .
laS. P. Gray |/. ^ K. AS ...llndluiapolla.lDd.
PUMiraiB Dbfabtmiiit.
64 E. A. Ford |0. P. « T. A.. PlKibnrKh, Pa.
(■IF.VanDMU \(J.At. a.P.A.
MR. S. Beotlcy lOen. Baa. Agl-
Auitlmt atn*rai Pamngtr Agtntt,
«7C. W. Adaina ,/■.*■. Tr.rff7.JI,8 Chicago, III.
i!8 D. I. Rubana 'L.M. AR. .... Clndunaii, O,
W H. a Derlbg... . j f-f-f/J^ \ Iadlaaapoll..Icd,
;>) C. L. Kimball ....\Puina. Co laaveland. O.
JNfCrM AWMvw Jffmto.
71 1. B. Bntth IS, 3 jColnmbaa, O.
73P.H.CaU«ell....PflMa. Co ... Ft. Waraa. iDd,
:3A.ADdaniiB U.M.dl.S, S LonliTllle.Ky.
T4 9aai'ISmdj*.....|AiM<i. Ob IPlUabuicb, Pa.
8 A.lt. KlJL. ..
IJ. D. HcKihan
G< nenl offlc
B89 FeM
LlBH.
<ii-l) Xorikem Ctntrat Ry.-
Inelndin- »>—'—■"- » >■ '• ■»
Spring 1
yoeeonrtPa.
MiM. J(9r*ia'yiWayDe*bD», Pa.
""- CarBepi.i
Ban.A...]
PIttlburgb, Pa.
■TiTanIa Syaleoi Aaaoelalcd-
IFni
i. Ro\>tiU.\Pm{dent...
4Jokn 9. Lelb... .
It A. W. Bendrlx...
S Jamet P. Kerr...
Um7. Aiuiiior'
Trantpoiiation DtpaTtment.
8 Robtit NellKm acn.aapt Will
9Geo. C. Wllklna.. fTea. .amnl.... I<>i>
inA. C. Hlppn \lln!I.M.qf«ay. W
II Edward I). RclKRi «u. JTot. AiMr.i
u J n HuriH ... \l>it. Ft. AM ..Bi
lI>ic.Ft.Agt...iV.'
{BaU.Div.T.A.iBt
\Tit.A ■■ ~ ■'
LlUaa
IS 8. L. Seymoi
14K.8.¥oBiif .
15 E. B. Hai«r.... ^ 'g^j-c.Oa.W
>• A. W. 8nmoer. .. . \PurcA. Anmt. .11
17 JobD 8. Lelb Tnat./iu.I>tp. |
1W^ See note of e:q>lanatioH on first page.
131
O". H. :BJk.&&,
MANUFACTURER OF
Car, Engine, Tender, Truck
and Driving
V/HEELS.
CYLINDERS,
Railroad and General Castings.
Olllce, 97 DEARBORN STREET,
Worts, near CR.l.S p. R.R. Shops, f bnlUflbU, ILL
A.. "\\^A.LLAOE, Supt.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
5m.
580 PcniisylTAiilm System
Mslnem,— Continttsd.
Associated
Division OrWlOMBB.
18 McuUr Mechanie«.—J. M. Coale, Baltimore, Md.
John 8. Pook, If iiryeviUe. Pa. ; James Strode, Elmiia
N. Y.
10 Q. W. Demarett ..\0.J^. Car 5Ap.|Baliimore, Md.
Soad Foremen qf Enginff.
'iQ H. H. Linthicam.
31 Charletf May... .
a2H.B.Carr
iS John Bailey
BaUo Div
Sueg.JHv
ShamoHn Div
Elmira <ft CD.
Baltimore, Md.
stanbary. Pa.
Elmira. N. T.
Baltimore DiviHon.
2tU. W. Kapp ....
S5 8. O. Malm... .
96 Loots H. Barker
27 John Minskor. . .
Superintendent
Train Master. .
AM't Engineer.
Mae. Carpenter
Baltimore, Md.
York, Pa.
Sueqitehanna DivieUm.
28 B. B. Westfall.
29DaTld Attick.
ao J. R Davis .
81 H. T. Bn>oks.
Wil)iam8port,Pa.
Hunbary, Pa.
Williamiiport, Pa.
»*
Superintendent
TYain Matter. .
Aee*t Engineer
Mae. Carpenter
Shamokin Division.
dri Alfh!d Walter {Superintendent
.3« C. M. Young I Train Master. .
34 F. P. Abercrombie AseH Engineer.
35 George Karcber. . .^Mae. Carpenter,
Elmira and Canandaigua Division,
36 Spencer Meade.... Superintendent ]Rlmir&, N. Y.
«t
Sanbury, Pa.
n
37 F. E. Fitch
38 W. F. Hopktnson
1*
**
Train Master .
Ass't Engineer- .
39 Seymoar Smith . . . Mas. Carpenter.
General office. Calvert Station. Baltimore, Md. Trans-
fer Agency, 283 Soath Fourth St, PhiladclphU, Pa.
(6-S) PhOadeipMa, WUminaton and Baltimore RB.—
Philadelphia to Baltimore, M(l.. 06 miles ; braiiche«, 30
miles : leased and ooerated, 386 miles.
1 Isaac Hinckley..,
3 Frank Thomson
3 K)bert Craven..
President . .
Vice-President.
Sec. A Treas. . .
Philadelpliia, Pa.
t*
*t
tl
I.
Ttansportation Department.
4 H. F. Kenney ^Superintendent .Philadelphia, Pa
5 J. M. Wallls \Sup. Mo. Poiv .]
6 A. Peldpanche. . . . Eng. M.of Way.
7 George Stepheos.. '/>in. F^ Agt..\
8 0eo. A. Dadmun.. /Hp. tTct Agt..\
OW. J. Latta Oen. Agent .. .\
10 G. C. Wilkius Gen. Agent . . . iBoltlmore, Md.
Division OFricaiia.
10 Master MechmUce, Foremen^ etc.—B. 8. Douglas*,
P., Philadelphia, Pa.; J. W. Pennepacker. F., West
Puiladetphia, Pa.: U. D. Gordon, M. M.. Wnmlnirton,
Del.; W. H. Lungren, G. F., Wilmington, Del.; Jolm
r>rem, F., Bay View, Baltimore. Md.
Boad Foremen gf Engines.
(*Md.Div.PW\ i
I itB; B.dtP.l
' A.<tyv.)-
13 R. B. Marshall .... ^Assty ditto.. . .
13 L. D. Tufts i Delaware Div. .
Maryland Div. P. W. d B. BR.; B. A P. BR.; A. <ft
W. RR.: and A. A F. Ry.
14 n. H. Carter i-8'wptfrtn/«iflr/..| Wilmington. Del.
15 Frank Carlisle. . . . ' Train Master . . i
16A. E. Rjod \Asst. Eftgineer.l "
17 J. L. Smith \Mast. Carp. ...\
Central Division,
18 L. K. Lodge Superin^end't. . Media, Pa.
lOJ.G.Roth Train Master.., •*
30 M. H. Manuill. . . . Mast. Carp. . . . Oxford, Pa.
11 A. O. Denio i RR.;
I RR. it A.
Wilmington, Del.
Assoclatedl
Clayton, Del.
t»
i(
580 PenusylTanta System
Iflues.— Continued,
Delaware Division.
31 1. N. Mills \8upeHnteturt. .
38 B. Murphev ' Train Master .
33 L. W. AUibone. .. As»t. Engineer.
34 H. Seidcrs '. Master Carp. . .
General ufflce, 283 South Fourth St., Philadelphia,
Pa.
{c-Z Battimore and Potomac i?i?. —BaltimoT© to
PopeV Creek, 73 milen ; Washington branch, 10 miles ;
Caionsviliv Short Line, 4 miles.
1 Oden Bowie President Baltimore, Md.
3 Frank Thomson .. Vic«-iY<Mri(l«n/. 'Philadelphia, Pa.
3 Jameit P. Kerr . . Sec. A .4 uc/i/or Baltimore, Md.
4JnhnS. Leib Treasurer
6 John S. Ruth A»Kt. Audittir.
»t
»i
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It
It
•«
ti
6 J. G. Searles Die. Fat. Agt . ,
7 E. 8. Young Div. Tkt. Agt..\
8R.B. Boyd Act.Pas.A.B.D'
9 R. A. Pnrke Pass.A.S.ED..\^vh\nf^oa.'D.C.
IDA. W. Sumner... Purch. Agent iBaittmore, Md.
Transportation DejKirtment.
11 H. F. Kenney ....'Oen. ^/psrin/..; Philadelphia. Pi.
18 G. C. Witkins \ Central Agent. iBaltimore. Md.
18 J. M. WalliK \S.Mot iVM^er.. Philadelphia. Pa.
14 Jes»e Levcallett. . . Forefnan ; Washington, D.C.
15 K. F. Down*! \For. Car Shrp. •' "
1» A. Feldpauche .... ,?:ng.M. of Way Philadelphia, Pa.
17 n. H. Carter .... .Su/i*iint'fmnH. . , Wilmington, Del.
18 Frank CarliMe .... TVain Jfa*^^r. . ,
General office, Calvert Station. Baltimore, Md.
(d-4) Wext .Jersey i?^.— Camden to Cape May. 8t
miles; Bridgeton Branrh, SO miles; other branches
and leased lines, 90 miles.
1 George B. Roberts
2 W. JTSewell
3 William Taylor....
4 A. O. Dayton... .
6 J. J. Burleigh
«0. W. Creighion..
T C. C. Williams. . . .
8W. Rickard
OE. W. Coffin
10 J. 8. Hackett
11 Jeffersfm Justice..
President i Philadelphia, Pa.
i Vice-President. ^Chm^en, N. J
'Ac. dt rreav»... Philadelphia. Pa.
^Superint^^nd't ..'CArndKU, N. J.
\ Train Master.. *' •*
Assl. Enoineer.l "
LVast. Carp..... **
Road F.n/Eng\ "
^Div. Fat. Agt..\ **
Div. 7^^. .49/..|PhUade]phia, Pa.
Us. Aud. F. R.\
a
tt
Camden, N. J. Fiscal
233 South Fourth St.,
t«
it
Philadelphia. Pa.
li
it
It
General office. Federal St.,
Agency and Transfer office,
Philadelphia, Pa.
(«-6) Camden and Atlantic 7?i?.— Camden to Atlantic
C*ty, 60 milo^ ; Philadelphia, Marlton aud Medford HR..
11.5 miles ; South Atlantic Branch, 7.05 miles.
1 Wm. L. Elkins....liV^ir<£r«n^ Camden, N. J.
3 Wm. J. Sewell . . . . I Flo«-/V«^d«n^
3DanM Z\mmormtin^ Secretary..
4 Wm. Taylor j Treasurer .
5 A. O. Daylon ;5u7>^rin/^;?(f^n<, Camden, N. J.
6 H. 8. Hay ward . . \Supt. M'K Pow. Jers«'y City, N. J.
7 J. J. Burleigh i Train Master. . Camden. N. J.
8 \lt. W. Creignton.. A«if. Engineer. ^
C. C. Williams. . . . Master Carp. . . I
10 Rufus Hill Mast. M*ch
11 E. W. Coffin Div. Fat. Agt..\
13 J. 8 Hsckett • Div. Tkt. ^g^.,PhiladelphU, Pa.
13 D. M. Zimmerman 8. Real Est. /MpiCamden, N. J.
General office, Camden, N. J.
(/-6) Camden and Philadelphia Steamboat Ferry Co.
1 Edmund Smith | President Philadelphia, Pa.
8 Wm. H. Gatzmer.. 5*<. <fe 7Vea*...l " **
3 Peter L. Voorhees.. '.So/id^or Camden, N. J.
4 A. B. Frazee 'Superintendent , *•
5 Mark A. McGrillis..i/Vrr2^ jl^renr. .. Philadelphia, Pa.
ig-l) West Jersey Ferry Co.
1 Edmund %m\ih....^ President Philadelphia, Pa.
3 John F. Joline \3ee. A Tteas. . . 'Camden, N. J.
3 Jno. G. Hutchison.. l^(/;)^Hn/6n(/ftn^ I
4 Mark A. McGrillis. Ferry Agent. . . Philadelphia. Pa.
5 Peter L. Voorhees.. Solintor ICamden, N. J.
See note of explanation on first page.
133
PRESIDENT,
GEORGE WESTINGHOUSE. Jr.
TREASURER,
JOHN H. DALZELL.
VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGE
C. H. JACKSON.
SECRETARY,
J. W. MARSH.
STANDARD
i.
I
GENERAL OFFICES:
91 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa.,
BRANXH OFFICES;
16, 18 & 20 Cortlanlt St., N. T., 139 East lalisoB St., CUcaio, 111.
— AND —
128 PEARL ST., NEW YORK,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Tbe Waring Anti-Induction and BnncM Cables
AND ACHESON COMPOUND CABLE,
i:
For Telegraph, Telephone, Electric Light and Power Underground
Submarine and Aerial.
LIGHT LEADED CABLES FOR HOUSE USE
jllbI^ work ottaranxekd.
POOB'S DIBBCTORY OP RAILWAT OFFICIALS.
S89 PeDRirlvnnla SrMean A»orl>t«<l
Jiln^u— Continue,
(h-ei Junction fiff.—BeJDiOBt 10 Ony'a Far
II JohnC. Blnm. Jr.. ISicrtlatv
S Bohfflrl Cr»»m TVauvrw.. ...' " "
4 W. F. LoekuM..... a>.p*runmift,.i " "
&A. Feldpmnche. . .lAhfflnHn |
(IS) Nta York. p/HltnUlp/Ha and Xor/oU it?.— Del-
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. . {PhlUdiilphl4, P*.
a Caps Cbulu. OS mllia
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b a. W. DiuiDe< ""<\aupeTintiniri..,Cipe Chsrlei, V».
SR.B.CODke> • ....\Gm.P.4tF.Agl'jlottigk.\*.
TO.W.RUHBll .. .. Jfiul. J<«A....|CapcCharl».V>.
Bff. B. AllwiDc UuhtHit IPocumalctC'r.Md
fl A. Q. iluiluii, ...|7tuiiiJrui'(r...Cap«Clur!«.Va.
Onicnl offlct. rape Diarli^ Vft. Tniurcr ofllet,
3K Walnnt Bt, PhtlodalpbiB, Pa.
1)1 Ddawart, Jfti-jtanrf aiut Virginia Sn.— I«i»»ii W
BaniDKtOD. 40 mllss ; QenrKalonni to Fnnbllii lily, M
PbUadaJphi*, WllmiDgloD and Baklmore RR. Co.
G«nenl office, U3 Boutb Foanb Bl.. PblltdElphla. Pa.
a atarrland.
«90 PannarlTi
3te Omrge'a Crrtt
SSI P«Dn>TlTanla «ad New York Canal
aad BR.
HHLe\ll,/i ralbySB.
G9X PennBTlvanlai KlatlnBtoD and New
BnslaDd nS.-ColDmbla [>> Wlud Qap. 13 mlln :
Beciierlowii [o Pipakaiiog, S milei.
1 A. P. Bertboad. ...!/V«(rf*irf. . .New York, S. T,
Ifklf.flehHwk.... |F.-IVn.>l<SM.|HlghUtowB,N.J.
BBdkJ. Rtariln(....|7Vtru<inr Nsw York, tf. Y.
4B.J.FIi]lon SvptriRi^iiABil •• "
BA.&Fkliia.., ''-•■—"
Kew York, N. Y'. "
BBS Pennevia and Allantlc BR.-Penr-,
cola, Fla.. to RIvtr Jnncitnn. Fli.. let mllu. Thla lit
laapiitoftbcLoulaTllkaDd Na^hilllc >jlt«in.
m. n. Smllh. 'ftwWiB/ 'Lonl-.m*. Ky.
3W.D. Cblplej .. ,r.-P.<C'^'ufCPeniacola,Fla.
SB. K.Warren ....'Siertiaiv toolavUle, Kj.
4J. T. Hanban. .
S B. U. Sallmi -
IK. D. Robb..
T F. W. Dana..
BJ.M. - ■
Siptrinltmri.
,Miuttr]tKA..
Pentanila, Fla.
B J. M. l:B]n \0»iL^l.Aft..
Vneo. Wekh 0(i>..^(. .^Qf..
lOF.C.gbepud \lHl!. /it. Agl..
11 U. P. Almara [Gea. I^.A!/f.\liBatty\\\t.Kj.
S94 PeBBB«M>Ia and Perdldo BB.— Fanu-
coIatoHUklew, lOmllea
\Pn:iaiipt .|P«lHcoli^ Fla.
3 J. H. Ba«tir.
t. H. Mendlth.... jr<uf. JToMln.-l
ai'DoniaaEIollhaa... /loo/f H'ltUr..
B J. HcjDolda \jr. Car Brpalrfi
5»S People<aBallwar.-Pot
IThoa. A. Ratllr..
aJoimDIaner | For.Aq), jHop).
Oananl olDce, Potlavlllo. Va,
£9S Peoria, DecalnrandBTaaaTllle tty.
Bf AoanUlt and Tnrt Hault Railroad.
£97 Peoria and P#kla Dslon ar.— Pchia
o Peoria. 10 mllei ; Peoria and HprtngflcldUiilaiou.t
A. L. Bopkliu,,.
IH, K.Pinkne>.'.'i
' i. B. MOITlMHl.
iJ.G.Evatii ,„
>Q. WetKlar ,For.Br.
timtrBl oRlce. Peoria, tl'.
-.S.r.aT.Agt
AiHl.atM....
Mat. ilt<ha«U
Bw Tort, S __T.
<oria, 111.
___ New York.N T.
SJ. H. Hum*. \stenian I M on too mh. 111.
4WIJI[am Hanu.... TVwuvrH-
SJ.F. Wallace (7M4/' KiaCtfiri
SAlfredaallj I'" ■- •- "■
GeoBtal offler. Moi
Broadway, New York
PruUltnt ■Pbtl»delpbl
lS,tS.S: ■■
SJobnF. Ancb
DtB. F^t. AfflJ
York KB.
an PhiiadtiphUi and RfiuHns Bit.
«03 Fhlladelnbla and Beadlnc RB.-
PtalladelphU lo Hi. Carboo, »8.4 milee, vUb tiraiiclw
and levid llnta, tWH miliM, lotal leOKlh. Mi.B mlltB.
COSFOIUTK OmuiB<.
lOeorgedeB'Keliotd
t, Slepben ACaldwell \Si
BAnatln CorblD... I
PUtadeTpbta. P*.
Cliat. M. Buld..
._ J. LowiieBell..
IS I. A-Sweloard...
-G. W.CnililiJg..,
_.0, O. Hnncoek.
laU. K Ntchola...
. Dm. Jfanoorr. .
. \Aa.UGtn.ifaK
'.\su.M.P.*.R.E
IO01. Pau.Agt.
.iCU^rSnginur
, ArrcA. AffMt..
I J, H. Loom)- iRulEilait A.
I Daniel Jonei \CoiUtiiiUr.
I Wm. O. Broun.... M Hit. of DM..
\ QeamYMgia. ...^Avd-iifTr.Bic
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Purity, Ductility and Softness.
Fire -Box
Quality Unsurpassed.
Boiler, LocomotiYe and Smoke-Stack Steel
Plates up to 100 Inches is Width.
SHOENBERGER
Pittsburgh, Pa.
TRAIN TELEGRAPHY.
THE
CO
3'elegraphic Communication between 3ix€d
Stations and Moving Trains,
EDISON-GILLILAND-SMITH SYSTE\
THIS Company is prepared to negotiate with Kailroad Companies throughout the United States vnd Cana**
the application of its syatem of communicating between fixed telegraphic «tationii and moving traiiM or trail
sidings. Full iaformation will be fumi!ihed upon application at the offices of the Company.
General Offices, No. 2 West Fonrteentb Street, New Tort
President,
EUGENE CROWELL.
Secretary and Treasurer,
A. S. BEVES.
Manaxer,
F W. TOPPA
POOB'S DIRECTORr OP RAILWAT OFFICIALS.
MS PblU««lphlm and. neadliii: RR.—
Ofr>fr,aandUiUlo>i vjerrTi.fl.-.-a,n!h,ual.
tt v. a S<»U< i.iu.JAfKiC/'T'rPhllkdi-lpliU. Fn.
*JJ-WO"J fav».a,f,r. .
25 J«nM«Ciilboaii.. ..[nvO.Fat
MJohDH Joiie»,...'ff. ^.CvirfTl
99 K. Dimcli .
KilTrvf.
* F. i.l
< ; jfiwtHff omi I '
itrni.
'. Otn. Car
l-Aat. t
f.Agl..
Si Geor^ A bcli
3IB.B. Cable.,*
Car J«..l
e. CarAgt ,
000. Atll.
■ ■■' Auto. Car.
Btt Gtti. Baa. .
itaapl.M.P.H
■'IfalnLitu B.
upl. G.i If, 1 1
Sr,t!tP*y PhiUdelphl., Pa.
a^M. r.Boi
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3! ii; -i- "•*•« ».iftiAo™,„,
"£„■"■*•*'"- '3- fodwiJ*! fl C«l»«li.*, ...
M H. W. Ttmi j«/iM [JtocO. Hn« OrnTo. rt,
"S;*-^"^*' "iPl- T'lfl • .'Rendinii, Pi.
WW.B Giir«gli«..,i.s-. .^ftram l>Wfi> Piiilsd^Vit". P".
*l ■. r. Smilb .Vu * KnC'inali Rmillng. Pj.
Coporate OJfetri of OxU ana htn Co.
4:1 Austin Corbln...,7Vg.<rfw( PhlliulcJpbla, r*.
MW. RT»7lqr \BtmlBry ,
MW.A.Ctaonb In^iaurw |
Omrral ft0€»n ^ Uli Butltertof Oe PUlaiMplda and
Btaatng Coal and Inm OmipaHg.
4SOwrS"(tf U Kolm ,
44 ai^pficnACilclwHI, l««-*tcrT«. IPhllldelphU, P«.
4;At.,tin Orbit,,,,,! i j
SSTboa, a.M»nh....\.'^,.-ml.U.-UiorVolUY[llt.Pi.
W 8. c, Uirrt*. /, ,f .s'... .--.X^r Phil«d.'1pbl». P«.
M8. fl, Whlllog..... e-i.. .VdM/MT.. PolHvai*. P».
6T W. B.C. C^e^;;;!*^^, /w"!ifW* Renling, P«.
(m nritfconn AA.— Pcrklonen Jnnellon lo Emiu)
n.SSMm
B. Belpt \Pr,Hdml. iSklppictvitlp, P
"""Boyd |4«.P.*a!n.So, Norriiioim, P».
n ^ (ton, Norrlflown, P»,
Mailer. . . (MllczeVlUe, Pa.
or Hurriiiown. Pa.
nui>attp'>ia. ,Vf>'f."'n-.i.j.V.E.i York EX.— PhWt-
llaVoNSrtown, -iiXBilIc,
JamMBoyd •.Pruidmt Norrlttuwn, Pn,
" A^oji.. ...\.1tc.Tr.*P<>.A.\
Qtoxr \HuptTiBltndtrit' " ■■
SB
4PbiUp8ann....
AD, B. Clack ...
SO. B. Bon*....
1 Rabnt MoTer..
B P. C. BOKi.
d..ip
IJa
9Hr
1 JaiD«aB']rd
1 Howard Boyd*.
3Jn*cph Kobl...
ilS- »»■■••
,. -Pnaiffni ,. . iNunlalowD. P«.
■1 oinoe (P. * B. RR.), sr Soutb Fudrth SI.,
.** ftnni^/TOfliij .'Syiiem. Atimlalril Llntj.
805 Ptadmon A r ■.■or,
.t^ BidujwndauJ W,il }\AhI Tfrmtnal.
SOS Piedmont and CamberUnd RR.-
Uadft ciinatnicitou fran Pinlmoiii i» Cnmberlrmd, I
Vltgluto C'eiilral and PHithiirgt HR.
» Stepben B. lUklO". I'/iAiinU INbw York. N.Y.
all, O. BnitoD... .. Sk.ATihu. .IPiedraonl.W V«
PolDlBnuMh. imlle.
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1C.M, Heel ftuldnf Pine Bl an, Ark
Lwoumtivc aud Car Rapdr ijbop* at Lake Utck Ai
SON PlnxCrrekUr.
,S:r J.WJ fl,-oo* /.-tou( Co.
609 PliUbnnr B&llrnad.— PIllaburG la Hod
IC. J.Deerlng.. ... rr«-i>«<<'<<X- Oakland, Ual.
IS Kaufman
Til. Ward.
S?X'X-
tfoM.Caritftfr. Plltabureb, Pa.
General olDce, PIlubarEli, Pa.
,.IOB-.AarOBnJ'(,,|plit«hBrKh, Pa.
«13 PUIal>iira;h,Port W>Tne*adCkl»-
•i\ mileB.-ToIlL l.ltlDllo.
IB. llotbrooke
IA.1> NKld. . ..
SA.D.Srollb"".
BJobn D, Hnrra)'..
IS H. O. Jobiuoa"
1SW.L. Herbert..
IT O P. Snjlcir ...
r,'A/. KngUittT.
.Wf Enoinrir
r,rn. Poj-i. Agl.
Matlrr iitck.'.'.
Mail. Tramp..
TrXPALS/iJti
JfcA-.4 rBR ( J""*""' r^*-
PunAaMngAMBitUharfh, Pa.
C'o- AeamnflA
,,^'r*. to;. Bip.i '• ■'
/'nw, Xoe. Jt-p IToBngatown, O.
"— "— "--'"i«on.P».
..if'on.Car Pnlrt\
- I /Vt*, Carp. , , . I
—P. OlUKJ, Son
SI Boad KaHm.—P, OlUKJ, aomeslead, Pa., J, W
Cprrarun. Retvcrnitls, Pa.: C. Br1ckiion.Da«>on, Pi.
GcnpraJ olHce. PllUborgh, P».
SI5 PlimbuTKb. Hitrlan and Cblcaxo
Br.-Ncn Oallleu lo Ntw Llibon, Umlle>.
iJobii I. Moll)' I/Vwldfnl 1 New York, N.V.
SHenry M. Curili.,,.|zy«M, it,)«.aM|
1^* ^ flo/e of txplattation on first pagt.
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The George Place Machinery Co»,
121 CHAMBERS and)
.03 READE ST8.. ' "=* '"*'"'•
OF EVEEY DESOEIPTIOK
Including Engines^ Boilers, Shafting, Pulleys, Hang-
ers, and all Plant necessary to complete
Railway Machine Shop
and Foundry.
W. W. 8CRANT0N, President. WALTER SCRANTON, Yloe-Prefident.
B. P. KINGSBURY, Secretary and Treasurer.
THE
SCRANTON STEEL COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS OP
Steel Rails k Billets.
WORKS AT SCRANTON, PA.
New York Office, 47 BROADWAY.
POOR'S DIRECTORT OF RAILWAY OFFICIAL&
Mft-#M.
•16 Plttsbwrcb, RlarloB aiiA Cblcaco Ry,
S R. W. 1 Vler . . . .
4 N. B. BUllngdej.
5C. DeCUrk
5 0. W. Dixon....
7H. T. HanDA....
New Lbbon, O.
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New Galilee, Pa.
(4 »i
«bA Falr-
Q\ n
Stcrefary
Onynml
Cf€n. Manager.
SHptrintftuVt. .
\Gtn.F.AP.Agt\
Oeneral office. New Lisbon, O.
616 Pltlsbvrstas PnlnesTllle
Kort RR.— Nilee to YoiineMtown (N. Q\ 11 milea
emainder of line leased to Pitisbarjrh andWestern RR.
1 Solon Hamphreys. . I PreHdent New York, N.T.
S R. K. Paijie | rk«iVM<<fon^ Palnetville, O.
General office, PainesTllle, O.
•17 PlUsborfcand Western RR.
See Baltimore and Ohio RR,
618 Plant Invrstment Conapanj.
Thlt company controls the railway and steamship
properties named below.
BxicuTiTB OrnciB*.
1 Henry B. Plant .
% H. P. Hoadley.. .
8G. D Tilley
4H. S. Hainos
New York, N. Y.
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Savannah, Ga.
President —
!&•<:,«§ Aeet.Tr.
TV.fJk Aefi.See.
General Man..
5*A9eniM.~J. D. Hashaeen (Bsstem), New York. N. Y. ;
O. Q. Pf arson, Boston, Mass. ; J. B. Andrewi*, Balti-
more, Md.: J. M. Clement, Philadelphia, Pa.; W.
Hoghes (North-west Pass), Chicacn. 111.: Marion
Knowlea (Sooth-western Paas), New OrleanB, La.
(a) Pta$U Steamship Line.
PeopU^s Line rf Steamers.
1 J. W. PiUgerald. . .liffuptfrin'tfiKlsn/ 1 Jacksonville. Fla.
2 J. T. Porry \Supt, dk Eng. . . iSavannah, Ga.
(6) Charleston and Savannah
Charleston, 115 miles.
J?y.~Savannah to
President
Secretary
Treasurer.. ..
Oen. Manager..
Superintend'' t. .
O.F.dP.A.diA
New York, N. Y.
Baltimore, Md.
Savannah, Ga.
4t »k
Charleston, S. C.
Savannah, Ga.
1H.B. Plant
5 B. F. Newcomer
8J. M. Le«>«
4H. S.Haines ..
6 C. S. Gadsden. .
6 £. P. McSwiney.
7 W.B.W. Howe, J r.\ Chief Engineer
8 H. A. Ulmo ... .\M.M.^tOarBld.
• H. W. Ulmo /br. Lne Rep..
10 P. E. Meyers ^For. Loc. Rep..
11J.W. Craig ^M.Tran.iltR.M
\% G. 8 Panning. .... ^Supervisor. .
18 G. W. Gross .Supervisor. .
General office, Charleston, 8. C.
{e) Savannah, ftoridaand Western /?y.— Savannah to
Chattahoochee, S90 miles ; branches, 866 miles.
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Ravenel, S. C.
Ridgeland, S. C.
1 Henry B. Plant.... 'fys»i«e«fU
S W. S. Chisholm. . . \ Vice-President.
3 R. B. Smith. Secretary
4J. M.Lee iTVeasurer
6H. 8. Haines \ General Man..
6R. G. Fleming .. iSuperintend't..
7G. W. Haines' • ^^Ass'tSupt
8 Wm. P. Hardee. ..^G.F.<tP, Aqt.
9 W. M. Davidson. . i Gen. Tr<tf,Agt.
10 W. B.W. Uom%,3t.\Chitfien6inMr.
11 W. B. McKee \CorUrotUr
12 C. T. Morel* \Aud. of IChgt. .
18 A. A. Aysilhe iPurch. Arjent. .
14C. D.Owens \Tr<^ffie Man...
15 O. W. Jackson .... \Meuier Trans. .
16 Oeom^ M D.Rlley. Mast.tff Maeh. .
17 H. W. Reed 'Mast.cf Roadte
18 J. L. Adams ^Passenaer Agt.
19 E. Geffeken |.Fbr. Cfar Dept.
General office, Savannah, Ga.
New York, N. Y.
Savannah. Ga.
New York, N. Y.
Savannah, Ga.
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Savannah, Ga.
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Waycross, Ga.
[Savannah, Ga.
■Savannah, Ga.
id) South Florida i?^.— Sanford to Tampa, 115 miles.
1 James B.Incraham.
2RM. Palsirer
8C.C. HaakeU««....
Pres.dGen.M. 'Sanford, Fla.
Viee-President.^Bo9Xon^ Mass.
Treasurer ,Sanf ord, Fla.
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Kissimmee, Fla.
Lakeland, Fla.
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Foreman M. T. Lakeland, Fla.
Master Mech.. . > Sanford, Fla:
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618 Plant lUTestmcnt Co.^South Florida
RR.—Oontinufd.
4F. H. Rand \Ste.G.FitT.A.^*ntoTd, Fla,
5B. R. 8«ooM Gen S*^ i **
6 Wilbnr McCoy«. . . ' Audi^GFATA
7H. 8. Haines Chitf Eng
8 F. A. Dickens, Jr. .Gen. Road M..
9J. 8. OUver iDiv. R'd MaH.
10 W. 8. Wslker .... \DIv. R'd Mast.
U V. B. Chapman. . .\Brg. For
12L M.Malsby ^ Brg. For
18 T. L. Jenkins ' Foreman M. T.
14 H. M. Landers .. i
15M. M.Derby ...
16 A. B. Allen I Mas. Car Bdr.
17B.F. Barnes. . .\Stortkeeper . . . .\ "
General office, Sanford, Fla.
610 Pontlac^ Oxford and Port Austin
RR.— Pontiac to Caseville, 100 milesi
1 G. W. Debevo1se..7Vfsi</«nr New York, N. Y.
2 C. A. Carpf»nter. . . Vice-President. Games. Mich.
8 Chas. H. btone. . . . General Mgr. . New York. N. Y.
4 F. H. OrrolP « • >« Stfc. <fi Treas. . Pontiac, Mich.
5J.Hous.ont*.H] %'-i^^^}\^'\
6 W. C. Sanford* ^ • Auditor
7 G. A. Nettleton.... Chi^ Engineer
8 W. E. Bailey Supt. THsg. . . .
9 E. B. Carhan Mech. Foreman
10 Geo. Cadogan For. Car Rep.. \
General office,' Pontiac, Mich.
630 Pontiac Paollle Junction Ry.— Pro-
jected fh>m Aylmvr, P. Q., to Pembroke, Ont, 80 mi es,
of which completed from Aylmer to Coulowgs, P. <^.,
61 miles.
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1 L. RasKles Church. President.
Bh
9 H. J. Bt^mer
8 J. D. McDonald
4 J. T. Prince. Jr.
V.-Prss.dM.D.
Sec. it Treas. . .
Supetinteudent
Montreal, P. Q.
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18H. H. McNatt....
PortIIuron,Mich.
General office, Aylmer, P. Q.
621 Port Dickinson and CbcnanM
Rl¥cr RR.— Jnnctton 8., B. ft N. Y. RR to Che-
nango River, 1 mile. Operations suspended.
1 Oeorjye Q. Moon... . PreeUhnt Binghamton,N.Y
2 Robert J. Bates .... ^Sto. <if TW^it. .. i
General office, Binghamton. N. Y.
62S Port Huron and Nortb-Weatcrn
Rf.— Port Huron to Saginaw, 91 nille^ ; branches, 127
miles.
1 John P. Sanborn. . ! President
2 C. F. Harrinirton . . ' Vice- President.
8 Fred. L. Wells. . . . \Sec. <ft Tieas.
4 HcnryMcMorran • Gen. Manager..
6L R. Wadsworth.. Su.d Traf.Mgr
6 E. C. Chamber- \ i /,^.ai «
lin 1 4 • 10 ^LasMtr.. ..
7 George Bent* 't KAiet.G.FAP.A
8 Arthur L. Reed.. . Chi^f Engineer
9 E. A. Cole Road Master.
10 C. Diefenbach .... Ma*ter Mech.
11 B. Hillier Maet.CorB^..
\ Man. P. H <ft'
I AT. Express . . |
General office, Port Hnron, Mich.
623 Port Jcrvls, IVIontlcciio and New
Tork RR.-Port Jervls to Muuticello, 24 miles.
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1 Henry R. Ix>w | President
2 Wade Buckley Vice-President.
80 P. Uowell
4 Chas. Clark
Middletown,N.Y.
Port Jer>is, N.Y.
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Sec. A Supt. .
624 Portland and Offd^nabunr RR.—
Portland to Fabyan's, 91 miles ; Scott's Mills to La-
nenbnrg. 8 miles.
1 8. J. Anderson ... .
2J. W. Danas«
8 Charles H. Foye**.
Pret. <* Rec... Portland, Me.
Treas. t!t Caeh.
Clerk AG. T. A.
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POOR <ft GRSSNOnCH,
34 Wall Street, New Tork.
Railway Bonds.
Ii\Ye^tinei\t^ ii| f{ailway Betimitie^ k ^pedialty.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED FROM ALL WISHING
TO BUY OR SELL RAILROAD BONDS.
PRIME SECURITIES FOR INVESTMENT ALWAYS ON HAND.
Investment or speculative purchases made upon the New York and
Ix>ndon Stock Exchanges, either for casli or upon a margin. Interest paid on
deposits, which will be received subject to check at sight.
POOR & GREENOUGH, 34 Wall Street, New York.
DOnaiiASS GREEN. A. E. BATEMAH.
^W. 'W. DUDIjEY. B. G. MUBFHT.
MeaOMn N. T. 8kfek Ebxham^t.
GREEN & BATEMAN,
« %mhn, >
1 1 WALL ST., corner of NEW ST.,
Pirivnto T^ix-es ta Oliiengfo, Rielnnondy l^asttinictoiis
Boston, Portland,
and Intcirmecliate Points.
BRANCH OFFICES CONNECTED BT PRIVATE WIBS8:
15ATEMAN & CO., Washington, D. C.
NEW YORK HOTEL, 721 Broadway, New York,
CASINO BUILDING, l^ewport, R. L
HOLLYWOOD COTTAGES, . HoUvwood, Long Branch, New Jersey.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY 0FPICTAL8.
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624 PortUuiA mod Ocdcnsbors RR.— Cbn-
tintied,
4 W. TolmMi. Otn. Fgi. AgL. iPorfland, Me.
ft JonM Hamilton^ * ^/win/«ii<IV./
6 John F. Anderaon. Chitf Eng i
7 M. L. Babb Mtut. of Mach,}
8 W. O. Brewer MomI. Car R*p. . '
9 Blisha Newcomb.. Road Jforr^r... Cnmberrd M.Me.
10 A. C. UrqnhMt.. . . H'or.Paiknt ^Ulp.iPortlmnd, Me.
11 P. N. Watson Sup.qfBridQt9.;Btt.Ti\t\X, N. H.
General office, Portiaud, Me.
625 Portland and Rocbeater RR. -Port-
land to Rochetter, S2.50 mile«.
1 George P. Woacott., PrtHdsnf. iPortland. Me.
2 W. if. Conanl»«»»«* Tr^as. dtSec...]
8 J. W. Peters '.V'/«.tt Pur.Agt.
4 J . W. Keiaw» •»•»»; GtH. Tkt AgtiU\
5 J. Morrill j Road Muti^. . . Rochester. N.
6R.O.C.T«n.p«,n{!-U«^^,.J^:;.
7 T. D. OriffliL | For. Car PnU.
General office, Portland, Me.
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Portland. Me.
626 Portland and l¥lllamette Valley
RR.— Elk Rock lo Dundee, ^ miles.
1 William Reld Pretid^nt iPortland. Ore.
2 Geo. P. Bi«sell ncePresid€nt. Han fori. Conn.
8 Portland NaL Bank Trea»urtr
4 Bdwiii Wilcox Secretary
5 C. N. Scott ~
AH. Hawgood
7 William M. Watson
SuperinteruTt..
CfCf t!t>git>eer.
Roati Master. . .
Portland, Ore.
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General office, Portland, Ore.
627 Port Rojal and Aasnata Rj.
He« Central qf Georgia RR.
628 Potomacy Frederleksbors and Pied-
mont KR.— Fredericksburg to Orange Conn House,
aSmUes.
Prttldent.. ..
(Mn.Mf/r.dTr.
Acting Sec
Road Matter...
Hood Oa»pent..
Master Much...
General office, Fredricksborg, Va.
1 L.H. Richard!
2 W.H.Richards*"".
8S. O.Daniel
4 W. Goldsmith
5 W. Livingston
6 W.P.Johnson
Philadelphia, Pa.
FredericKsb g,Va
ft L. W. Gade
6J. B.McClary....
7L. W.Johns
8 P. G. McAllister..
Superintend^ t..
Oen. r.AF.Ag.
CM^Bnginetr
Road Master. .
Memph'it, T^uu.
Pratt Mines, Ala.
Memphis, Tenn.
Pratt Mines, Ala.
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General office, Pratt Miooa, Ala.
681 Preaeott and Arlatona Central RR.
Prescott Junction to Prescott, 74 miles.
1 Thos. 8. Bollock. .
J F, A. Tritle
3W. B. HaselUne..
4 W.N. KeUj
5 Lemnel H. Wilson
tt J. G. Crowley
rOscarVanderbllt..
General office, Prescott, Arts.
A 4S Wall St.
Pres. A O. M.
Vice- President.
Treasurer
Srcretary
Au <fc iYoif.Mgr
Supt.cf Cons.,
i^en. Pass. Agt.
New
Prescott, Ari2.
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633 Prollle and Franeonia Noteb RR.—
Bethlehem Junction to Profile House, 10 miles; Beth-
lehem Division, 4 miles.
1 John H. George .. . \PreHdent Concord. N. H
2 C. H. Greenlesf . . . i /Vmp<. A Supt.
3 C. H. Grcenleaf i Gen.Pass Agent
4Geo.T. Craft \Oen.Ft, Agt...
ftSamuelN. Bell ....\cterk
General office, Whltefleld, N. H
Milk St., Boston, Mass.
634 Proapcct Park and €>owkmj Island
RR.— Brooklyn to West Brighton Beach, Conej Island,
6 miles ; New York and Coney Island RR., 2H miles.
629^Po«Bbkeepale9 Hartford and Bos*,
SeeNtw York and MassaehuseUs RR.
630 Pratt Coal and Iron Company^M
RR.- Birmiiifbam to Prait Mine*, miles; Heleua
Mines to Heleuii, 8 miles.
1 Enoch Riialey Pres. <t O jr.iPratt Mines, Ala.
2 Napoleon Hill \VicePresidsnt. "
8 Thomas D. Radcliff Treasurer
4J. H.Smith \Seersiary.
York office, 40
632 PrlBM Edward Island Ry.
iSiM CanaMan Ooternment Rys.
Profile H*se,N.H.
*« •«
Mancheeter,N.H.
Transfer office, 81
1 Andrew R. Culver. .
•i A'.i C. Washing- <
ton»«»* f
3 H. A. Faron
4 R. Scherraerhem*. .
ft .Martin Painter
K Darnel Slater
7 James Carney
8 John Carter
President
Trs. AG.T.A
•
Secretary .
Kng. A Supt. . .
Master Mech. . .
Fvr. Car Rprs.
For. Car Pnir.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
New York, N. Y.
Brooklyn, N.*y.
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F. I.e. <E R..
General office. 16 Court St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Loco-
motive Repair Shops at Brooklyn, N. Y. Car Repair
Shops sx Coney Island, N. Y.
635 ProTldenee and SprlnsHold
Providence to Pascoif^, 28 miles.
1 Wm. Tinkham* » •. Pres.AGen.M. .
Secretary.
Tiens^jrer
G.P%. A Tk. A.
Gen. Ft. Agt. . .
Gen. Baa. Agt..
.Moeter Mec^. . .
Road Master. . .
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Providence, R. 1.
2 Jabez C. Knight. . «-—'--.' »»
« K. W. Tinkhain .
4 Kred. Arnold
5W. W. Logee....
H Hiram Smith
7 George Tn« ley....
8 Robert B. Bishop
636 ProTldenee, ^Warren
R tC.
. See Boston and PrtrtAdeme RR.
637 Providence and Worceater »■••-
Providence to Worcester, 48 miles: RttSi Providence
Branch, 7 miles.
1 \PrtHdent.
Georgeville, R. I.
and Rrlstol
2 W. A. Leete* «•»•.; Treasurer
8 Charles Howard*>>i &sn. Su/ierinL
4 Cliarles Howard . . . '
5 Julius I^. Bacon
HJaa.A. Windsor* T»
7J.W. Ellis
» W. F. Ellis
i»A. Griggs
10 R Hawkes
11 D. W. Hunter. ..
12 H. W. Walton....
Providrnce, R. I.
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Gen. Pas^ Agt.
Gen. Fgt. Agt..
Auditor.
C7Ai</^i?/i^n«sr|Wooii»ocket,R.I.
Providence, R. I.
Valley FaIN, K.I.
Repair Sbope, Val*
Road Master.
Sup. Mot. Pow
F. Jjoco. Rpr$..
Fm. Car Rprs.
F. CarPntrs..
General office. Providence, R. L
ley Falls, R. I.
638 Quebec Central Ry.-Shcrbrook*
Levirt, 18;^ miles ; branches, 24 miles.
1 J. G. Robertson. . . | PresU/ent ....
2 R. D. Morkill ....\Vice Pte^ident.
3 J . A. Archsmbaalt* , Secretary. . . .
4J. H. Walsh \A.G.F. A PA.
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ft J. R. Woodward..
6 A. Steele
7 A. 11. Anderson*"
8 Jolm Farquhar....
9 James Severight . .
10 P. Dion
11 J. H. Walsh*
Gen. Manager.
Superintendent
eting Cashier
Supt. of Brgs .
Mast. Mech.
Road Master. . .
Auditor
Chn. U. S. Agt.
Shcrbrooke, (^ae.
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Levia, Que.
Sherbrooke, <^ne.
Boi<t(»o, Mass.
12 J. T. Prince, Jr..
General office, Shcrbrooke, Que.
639 4(nebee and Lake At. Jobn Ry.—
Opersted by company : Quebec to Rlwr i Pit rre, 56
miles. Operated by contractor : River A Pierre to Lake
Risklsink, 78 milen. Will be completed to I^ke St.
John, 184 miles, in September.
1 J. G. Ross President [Quebec, Que.
2E. Beaodet. WioePresUUiU
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See note of explanation on first page.
141
'Moral: Insure in The Travelers."
tUmi^sr.. }:}^^^':::::::^2i^^3 ^:^ Original Accident Company of
KiM Wli.C^.X^jt.felP ^^ America, Largest in the World;
gP^wn^uRANcE ~/ also. Best of Life Companies.
RATES AS LOW AS CONSISTEHT WITH SAFETY.
Assets, $9,111,000. Surplus, $2,129,000.
1 PftinrUT nni IPiro onlv $B per Vpar to Professtonal and Buelnesa Men,
ACLIDCNF rULICltO for path iti.OOO wun $r, weekly iudemnlty. Not
' 2i> Pts. pop dav. $4.S0 for flO days; foreali
I agenclejfttnfl leading Hallroad stations.
Paid PoUej-hoIders $13,000,000. Pays ALL CLAIMS WittaoDt
Discount, and Immediately upon receipt of Satisfactory Proofs.
JA8. G. BATTERSON, Preet. RODNEY DENNIS, Scc'y. JOHN E. MORRIS, Asst. Sec'j
HONESTY GUARANTEED.
Fiiolitjr anl Casualty Conpa&y^
ai4 & 216 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL, SS6O,O0O.OO, INVESTED IH U. S. GOV'T BONDS.
1200,000.00 d*p«:iad with tb* N. Y. In. D.p't hr IIm jmlMtian tt psUsr-baldan.
ASSETS, JANUARY 1st, 1885, $512,026.11.
OQcIbIs of Banks, Killnwds ind TraiiBportaliOD CaniiHinlei, MBnugert, Sacreurle* uiil Clark* of
Public Campmleg, InallCutluni! *u<l Cummsrcltl armi. un obuin
BOynS OF SURETYSHIP
ACCIDENT POLICIES,
INSURING AGAINST DEATH OR DISABLING INJURY.
Pnll InforDUIlDD M to dcUlla, nUa, ale, cad b« obUbtd aa appllcitloo ■! Iha offlc*.
WM. M. BlCnAKDB, Pres. JOHN M. CRANE. SM*r. ROBBRT i. HII.LAH, Ah'( Be«*r'
DIRKCXORS.
CiDrM T. Hopi, C. G. WIUUiD*, Gtorg* S. CM, Cbar^M Dannli, 1. 1. T. llnuiihMt, A. 1. Hull, A. 1. lanM,
S.I. Cblliwidan, H. A. Hurlbul, W. G. Low, Ditid Dom. i. D. Vannllja, Uai. mtcbail, Wm. H, RiobuM.
CounMl: MOORE, IXIW dt SANFORD.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALa
639-644.
•39 IIdcImc a«d
tinusd.
liAke St. Jobn WLj^—Con-
3 J. G. Scott \See.di Mana<fer.\(laehec, Que.
4J. Lennon \ Auditor
Gen.F.AP. Ag.
Ass^t 8upt —
7 James Cadman . . . C/iUf engineer
5 Alexandre Hardy.
6P. Allen
*«
8 A. L. Ughi
911. Wakefield
10 Michael Carpenter
11 Jules Belapgcr
Cons. Engineer
ifast. Mechanic
Road Master. . .
Fuel Agent
St. Baymond, Qu.
Quebec, Que.
^t. Raymond, Qu.
•• ••
General office, Quebec, Que.
640 <4ae«ii and Creacent KouCe.— Com-
pri**ing the following lines: Cincinnati, New Orleans
and Texa:i Pacific Ry. Co. (Lessees of Cincinnati South-
em Ry.) ; Alabama Great Southern Railroad ; New
OrU'ana and North-Eostem Railroad ; Vicksburg and
Meridian Railroad ; and Vicksbnrg, Shreveport and
Pacific Railroad.
Qbiobal Operatimo OnriOEBs.
1 John C. Gault. ... Otn. Manager
8 Richard Carroll . . .
8 B. M. Johnson....
4G. B. Nicholson...
5 James Meehan
8C. C. Harveya'*..
7R. W. Healy
8M. Walsh
9 H. Collbran
lOR.X. Ryan
11 C. B. Grey
121. Hardy
i:i J. M. Knight
14 Charles Patton . .
15 S. O. Parker 11 ....
16 F. A. Zimmerman.
17 W. S. St. George..
IHPaulH. Ravesies..
19 W. H. Newman...
*J0 S. R. Johnson . . . .
21 John K. Hoi^an
Gen. Supt
Qen. Counatl. .
Chief Kng'r..
Supt.M.P.dtM.
Comptroller. . .
Patch. Aqt.. .
Supi.Br.dbBu.
O. Ft. 4t P. A,
AesH O.F.A.
AUt O. P. A.
A9.G.F.AP.A.
ficket Agent. .
Paymaster ..
Car AccounVt.
Cincinnati, O.
Meridian, Miss.
Cincinnati, O.
Ludlow, Ky.
Cincinnati, O.
Meridian, Miss.
Cincinnati, O.
ii it
Vickshurg, Miss.
New Orleans, La.
Cincinnati, O.
Meridian Miss.
Cincinnati, O.
New York, N. Y.
Gen. Bag. Ag.
Kn.F.AP.Agt.
Gen. Agent. . . St. Louis, Mo.
Gen. Agent.. . |Loni8ville, Ky.
I Gen. Agent. . | Atlanu, Ga.
North.Pass.A. Detroit, Mich.
22 Neil C. Kerr ' 7Vat>. Pass. ^.Cincinnati. O.
*1 Prank W. WooUey Trav. Pass. il.'Lexins^ton, Ky.
34 Thomas Kilkeny . . \No. E"n A.... jRochester, N. Y.
ae5 C. S. Henry
36 Parker Dickson
37E. E.Everett...
38 W. E. Reynolds.
No. W'nA..
Trav Attomy\C\\\c\iiXktLX.\, O.
Chicago, III.
Trav. Pass. X. Chattan'ga, Tenn.
Trav. Pass. ^.'Atlanta. Ga.
29 D. J. Mullaney . . . . ! City Pass. Ag. 'Cincinnati. O.
SOW. H. Kidd \Iiesidtnt ^^r. Jacksonville. Fla.
31 Geo. F. Lnpton .... Southwest Agt.\Da^\n»y Tex.
C0BFO1L4TS AND DiTIIION OPflCBBS.
{a) Alabama Great Southern ^y.— Wanhatchie to Me-
ridian, 990 miles.
1 Charlef* Schifl Pneident Cincinnati, O.
2 R. V. Tomlinson . . . Secretary London, Bug.
Treasurer . . . Cincinnati, O.
Superintend'' 1. 1 Birmingham, Ala.
Train ifn^^. IMeridUn, Miss.
Mast. Car B'r. .Chatun'ga, Tenn.
Res. Engineer.
Div. M. Mech
Boad Master..
Locomc'tive and Car Repair Shops at Chattanooga,
Tenn.
(b) Cineinnati, New Orleans db Tsxai PadJIe By. Oo.
— (Leasees of Cincinnati Sonthem Railwaijr.) Cincin-
nati to Chattanooga, 888 miles.
3Ferd. Hahn»<»io..
4 A. Grim
5 L. F. Hennington. .
6 J. M. Kelley
7 W. C.Jewelt
8 J. G. Tomlinson. . . .
9 P. Nolan
It
Birmingham, Ala.
1 Charles Schiff.
t H. H. ffatem« * • >•
8 W. W. WelU
4W. C. Jewett
6 J. P. Mci^een . . .
6 A. Thompson
TJ.C.McCarty
8 John Bicbardson. .
9 John Clancj
10 R. D. KolUuie
11 M. Shea
P*esMmt
Sec. A Treas.,
SuptrUUind'L
Bes, Engineer.
JHV.M.M.S.D.
Div. M. Mech.
G€n.F.ir.Div..
Mast. Car B'r.
ConUr. Agent.
Cbieinnati, O.
tt
SomsfMt, Ky.
Chattan*ga,Te
tt
enn.
tt
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Lodlow, Ky.
tt tk
Cincinnati, O.
iKoaaifai<fr..'boiMr#aC Ky.
BoadMattm',.] ** '^
•40 Ckuecn and Crem^emtWlomt^— Cincinnati,
New Orleans d: Texas Pacyie By.— Continued.
19 M. Rogan Ass't B.M.... iCInclnnati, O.
18 Z. Jones \Mati. TVaiMp.l Somerset, Ky.
Locomotive and Car Repair Shops at Lad low and
Somerset, Ky., and Chattanooga, Teiin.
(f) New Orleans <ft North-Eastern i?i?.— Meridian to
New Orleans, 196 miles.
1 Charles Schiff
3 Ferd. Hahn» * • »• .
3 John Glynn, Jr. . . .
4 Edmnnd L. Tyler. .
5 A.Clarke
8 J. C. Hauprh
7 1 W. Kowle
8 M. Rowan
9 A. F. Barnett
President
TYeatftrer
Sec. db O. Agt.
Superintend* t.
train Master.
Rfs. Engineer.
Master Mech..
lioad Masltr, .
Cincinnati, O.
tt tt
New Orleans, La.
tt t>
Meridian, Miss,
tt tt
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New Orleans, La.
Cont. Agent.
Transfer office. Farmers' Loan A Tmst Co., New
York, N. Y. Locomotive and Car Repair Shops at
Meridian, Miss.
(£0 Vicksb»rg and 3ftrUttan i?i?.— Vicksburg to Mer-
idian, 14a miles, with branch, 3 miles.
1 Franks. Bond....
8 Cbarleit Schiff. . . .
3 D. Graff.
4 Ferd. Hahn»»o...
5 H.F. Clark
6 F. Y. Andeison...
7 W. W. Boiid
8 A. Abtrrcrombie..
9 U. Curry
10 J. C. Haugh
11 J. W. Fowie
Beceiver
PreHdmt
Sec. di Treas..
Ass't iYtas...
Superintend" t.
Land Comm'r
TSa/tn Master.
Supt.Br.diBu.
Boad Master..
Bes. Engineer.
LHv.Mast. Mec.
New York, N. Y.
Cincinnati, O.
New York, N. Y.
Cincinnati, O.
Vlcksbuig, Miss.
Birmingham. Ala.
Vickshurg, Miri<.
ti
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tt
Meridian, Mtas.
tt •»
Transfer office. Farmers* Loan A Trust Co., New
York. N. Y. Locomotive and Car Repair Shops at
Meridian, Miss.
(e) Vieksburg, Shreveport and Paci/lc BB.—Delth to
Shreveport, 169 miles, with branch, 20 miles.
1 Charles Schiff
3 D.Graff
8 Ferd. Hahn
4 H.F.Clark
5 F. Y. Anderson...
6 L. A. Stubbs
7 W. E. Crume
8 W. B. Smith
9 WW. Bond
10 M. Rogan
President
Sec. d Treas..
Ass't Treas...
SvperintendU
Land Comm'r
Bes. Engineer.
Bes. Engipeer.
M.Mch.AC.B.
TVoin Masttr,
Boad Master. .
Cincinnati, O.
New York, N. Y.
Cincinnati, O.
Vicksbnrg, Miss.
Birmingham, Ala.
Monroe, La.
tt
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Vicksbnrg, Miss.
Monroe, La.
Locomotive and Car Repair Shops at Monroe, La.
641 aotncTyllllMoarlandPmelfleRR.—
West Quiiicy to Trenton, 184 miles.
iJohnPaton ^Purch.Com..
G.AJtfrP.Oom.
Auditor . .
S.,G.F.dT.Ag
8 Edwin Farsuns
8 Amos Green
4 John M. Savin
5 F. D. Schermerhom
New York, N. Y.
Quincy, 111.
It
General office, Quincy. III.
642 Ralclffta aod Ancvsta Alr-Llne and
RttlelKM aua Gaatoii RR*
See Seaboard Air Line.
643 ReadlBB and Colombia RR.— Sinking
Springs to Colmubia, 40 miles ; with branches, W
miles.
IG. A. NicoUs
3 John Welsh* *•....
8 Howard Hancock..
4A. M. Wilaon
5 0. G. Hancock*....
tr§SiiUnt • . . • •
Trttuwer
Seeretoiry »
Sviperkk t m M ^t.,
Oen. Ticket A.
Reading, Pa.'
Phiiaddphla. Pa.
tt
Columbia, Pa.
Philadelphia, Pa.
644 Rlehnsond and Allacliany
Richmond to Clifton Forge, 880 miles ; branches, 34
miles. Total 9M miles.
I Lawrence Myers. .
31>ecatnr Axtsll...
8 Jaa. T. Ciosson . .
Afcsivsr
Sec. A Mem..
Preeident. .
New York, N. Y.
Richmond, Va.
New York, N. Y.
8^ note of explanation on first page.
143
The PRATT & WHITNEY COMPAM,
HARTFORDj CONN., U.S.A.
ManufacturerB of Lathes, Planers,
Shaper% Drilling Machines,
Screw Machines, Milling Machines,
Turret-Head Chucking, Bolt Cutting,
Nut Tapping and Cutting-off Machines,
Drop Hammers and Power Shears.
IT. S. Standard Thread Gauges, Taps and Dies.
Master Car Builders' Standard Bar Iron Limit Ganges.
Drop Forged Steel Caliper Gauges.
Standard Hand, SheU and Chucking Reamers.
Hardened and Ground Mandrels.
Combination Lathe Chucks, Benshaw Batchet Drills, Corundum Wheels,
Etc., Etc.
tW PRICE-LISTS ANI> DESCRIPTIifN VUBNlSBEn OK ATPLICATIOX,
THE
SOLID STEEL COMPANY,
Mliance, €hio.
Steel Castings.
Locomotive Castings, such as Driving Boxes^
Cross-Heads, Rocker Shafts, Pistons, Followers,
etc. Brake Shoes, Car Couplers, Draw-Bars, etc.
POOR'S DIRECTOBT OF BAILWAT OFFICIALS.
•44 BIAmand and All«B:Ii*'iy RB.-ran-
4 John J. XcCooi...\ntr-Pniaenl. New York, S. Y.
..Rich
TJ. B. ■acmardo.. OMj>'.ilii>,.d..
«H. D. Wblieomb.. PWtC^Xrfiwr.'
VT. C. K^^ilOD... £w. Sutittter.: " "
lULouliprEckar*" .iTHiJIor
11 W, A. CumlCT ...]BuppigAQa<l..l "
HA. D. BcthaM... '.Sb. TV * 7W.
ISWm. HH>D»a....|jr.Jf.<tJr.&J9.
14W.H.W1« .Kr.Pnt.SAiit.
liA.J. amrtpit.... iBnad IfiuUr. '
I6N. P. Buktt iHoadMiulir.. .Bnchiin»n. Vm,
1 r J. A. Brtgf. \Ti/ Impictor . ' RlctamoDil. Vi.
Qenen) ottc-M. Rlcbmond, Vs., ima 3 Will 8t., Ne>
York, N.Y.
aoDdlo
rmlSutljr .PittidtKt
U. Lot[u \IH Vif*Prti. .
I M. ItoalCF""!^ nc»-Pra...
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SSol.Rut
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11 Jimn L. Tajlor.
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Ota. Pi. J(rf..iW«.bliiinun.:
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IHH. D. WiniwM..
lie. M.BoltoD
WJ.P.MiD'tog...
It W.A. Hoodjo.
at W. a. TumnUn
HT. W. Oenlry ..
I71.fl. V.oglMn..
UJ.C.Bolt . ...
MZ.a.SinlIti....
ao W. T. Lcdfoid
SlJ. C. Badfard ..
SlU.L.BImt
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Obi. Bag. AglJ
<1 J.3.B.Thara|»D
Oar ilceMinfV.. ClurlDlU, N. C.
Dn.Ma,. Mch. AiliutB. U*.
MoMi. f.tir^r.. Blctamoiid, Vil
"uf,Clir.^r..!Coinp'(«hj»,N.(
ur. VarSr. Allanti. Ok.
Ml.''. Ailnl. KkbmDnd, V*.
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ML. I. McCtctksyJ
S* Rab«tl Andrew! -
saw. H.Onnt.. ..
AOACAarDv.
i>, ilv. Blrboond, Va.
■.C.Bt.lAAerllla.N.C.
(t£./>, AtluiU. 0».
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41 H.
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44 F. H
43l»rl
M. HuDilngion. £a. Z^im. Aet.
Sru>' Eng. Aft.
«Dr.D.i-rivo , .. . Conl. Fit. Agt.
Vi O. B. Naedlum.. Cont. Ff/t. Agt.
48 L. S. Brown iJM. Paa.Agl.
40 HEnrT Utdsa Smtc. Fat. Agt.
W S. T. Dinand. .. . attte. Fgt. Agt.
B1 C. W. Hu-wDod,,. SoOeMng Agt-
M Qto. W. Tiflor... aoHcUliyi Agt..
Pbilnddpbii, F>.
BaJtlmon, Hd.
WwblDglon.D.C.
941 RI«liiueBd and naiiTllIs RR.-Pm-
■inaiB iNii rnxmuT Imttizt.-CoHtinuHt.
S3 W. W. Darin .. ,Agt't.- JackroDvIlle.Flk.
M C. B. Scrvcant.. .\Pt.A Tkl.Aiit,,hi\»tax. Ua.
rnn.C. Bula ....\FaM. Aoi'^...\liouwitavri.k\%-
MH. K. PDwtra .. .\PaH. ^ffen<... Now urieana. lA
ST Jaa. M. M«na,...lAi«. J^'U...IHobiiod. Tax.
M Bead XntUn.—W. B. Lamb, Weal Pulnt. Va i H.
L. PrT,ADwllaC.B.,Va,; J. A. O.iblOD, nreenab..ni,
H. 0. : W. p. Rairard, Princalon.M. C. i C. P. HtlU-
mond, A llama. Oa.
(a> LiHB CotrrniLUD n Oiobou.
ElbttloaAtTliKtBR
ITartveU BR., Batlweil lo Bowerirlllc. 10 uilia : /
nnrteUlt flnmefl BH^ UwteiiceYlllB to Sun-ane.
mlla> ; BofwU BB., Roiwdl lo RiMwell Jiincllfl
inlifl*.
I E. Bgrkfle}'. |Ai;vrlnten(rf.,IAllams, On
loToccoB, BOmllr*:
049 Richmond and IVcat P«lnt Tern>l>
nal Ur. & Warvkuuse Cu, the Unas of nil-
(ai Ofoeral Offter* SlcArnoml and
nal Rti. it H'orcAouas
1 AlfreddDllr. ...
iT.M.Loein....
3A. J. Unub
4 nicbard Brooke.
Flet-IYtiiaml,
P(A<U Terjri-
He* York, N Y.
Trat^fiT Ael..
Bar. of Tram/.
Car Btt. Agt. . Charlotlt, N. C
lECDTITE tMD OmiTIKC OmoEHB Of LItut Can-
InUM byB.AW. P. T. By. A V. Vo.
(by Ai^tiiOi aiHJ Sparlanburg A?.— SpaitanbDnr Co
landerMn<lll«,Mmnrt.
R T. McAdan \Prgiiilmt Chirlolte, N O.
W.H.Inman Flw-ftwWmi Now York, N. IT.
A-i-w""" {i':-^r'ji:[;3[«™'"""«-3.o-
JamciAnderion'., ifufMrlnfrndinfl " "
S. H.CookB \mr. Car Btpf.\Vrioa,S. C.
General offlce, SpulanbDri, S. C,
AugniU,.
(n SouUl CaraOna lHftiion.—ChhTlt
Bi mllw ; laiBBd ItnuB, ITS mltea.
A.O. Haikall Iftmldmt ..
IColun
a, S, C.
B J. C. B.Biiillli*"i'l7V«Jnifw. ...I
i Boad Ifatttn.—C. Warren. CheiCei
BlanioD, BalMhnre 8, C, ; S. B. Woo
a. C; C. Xliii, Jr., ^'aiumbla, B. C.
(d) CalanMaand OrtenrUU BieMon.-Coli
Qreenillle, m mllea ; braocbet, 91 iBiln ; l>-ai
.. Yorl
Kilit. \lloadMailiir.
wr^ Piei/le By.— ]ttDi<
Hewberrr, N. C.
on. 18t mila ; U
)lun, St mllM— tuUI lengtb.
9 Ja-eph Brian
bJ. A. Butbirroid
4L. D. Ajieti .. .
M Via-Prti'.'.'.\^tbaaul, Va,
Id n«-iVH...;l4ewyatk, M. Y.
IVaamnr !t1lrinlB|baiD,AlB.
Aul. J>»«....iNew Yort,H.Y.
Slerttary BiriBlnghnn,Al».
TH.C.Anile^ \AiuiUoT. ... ,
BJtmKt Vitubttlj.iAt.O. Couiuel.i " "
» 1. Y. Sage' ' " , . . . 1 0. Jf. < JPnff. . " "
10 Ofotgv a. Bnaam' Uin.F.i P. A.\ " "
tl J. II. (Hmer. Aip(. lrtZ«t...
IIW.J.PirlFh auBi.MZNfl.., "
isa. U.Parcell ^<ip(. Sd i>iii... Oreeairflle, MlH.
14 R. C. AD(lerHD...!lV.jriu,.lif/ti.|Blmiln2b>in.A]s.
(10)
« note of Ki^lanatwn on first page.
145
CHATTANOOOA, TESB.
MONTAGUE & CO.,
FireBrick
STAKDAID SAIT-GLAZED
SEWER PIPE.
Railroad Culvert Pipe
DRAIN TILE.
Cronnd Brick Of Claj li Barrel or BnlL
KBTABI.lBllKD 1
M. C. MENGIS,
12 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
RAILWAY CONTRACTOR,
- DEALER IM —
STEEL iHD lEOH EAlLSJiSTEMSS, WHEELS, ETC.
Freight and Passenger Cars Sold ft>r Cash or on
Deferred Pajinentg.
MONEY ADVANCED
On yew and Pft/rtitUly Completed Sailroada and the
Securities Negotiated.
ABANDONED RAILROADS AND OLD RAILROAD BEDS BOUGHT.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
Me-eeo.
646 Blcliittond and West Point Tennl-
■al Bjr. St Wareboase COm—Oeorgia Fa-
c\/U By.— Oondnutd.
15 W. J. Ptrrieh I Tr.Mcu.^Ih). Colambas. MIm.
10 W. T. Newmftn.. .' Jfof^. Mechanic BirminKbam,Ala.
17 A. C. Jarnegan \For, Car R^.. Atlanta, Qa.
General office, Birmingham, Ala. Transfer office,
New York, N. Y.
if) Khoxrltle and Augusta i?i?.— KnoxTille to Mary-
vine, 17 miles.
Hi. N.Hood" «»«•.
2 bkipwlih Wilmer
3 Cbarles Burger
4J.M.nood
6 John llood
«A. J. Wsaver
7M. Nicholson
Pret. db O.Mem.
Seerttaty
TV. db G. P. A.
Sup€HnUn<i*t..
Auditor
Boad Matter . .
ChUfBnginstr
Knox villa, T«nn.
Baltimore, Nd.
Maryville, Tenn.
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Knoxville, Tenn.
Klenniken, Tenn.
Knoxfille, Tenn.
General office, Knoxville, Tenn.
{g) North-Eastern SB. of Georgia.— AthtnB to Lala,
39 miles; Raban Gap Junction to Tallalah, 21 miles.
1 E. Berkeley i Osn. Sttpt
2 L. L. McCleskey... PkireA. AgeFU..
311.11. l^nard \Agmt
Atlanta, Ga.
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Athens, Ga.
(A) Virginia Midland Z>i ^^Mon.~Alexandria to Dan-
ville, 283 miles; branches and leased lines, 128 miles.
1 Robert Andrews.. . .
8 F.I. Cai>ell
8C. T. Dabney
4 J.K. Waddy
5P. R. Bvans
8u. db Engineer
A$st. Entjineer.
Master Transp.
Master Mech...
Road Master. . .
Alexandria, Ya.
Lynchburg, Va.
Alexandria, Va.
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(i) Western North Carolina 2>ii;ifion.— Sslisbary to
Paint Rock, 190 miles; Dncktown Branch, 84 miles.
Superintendeni
Road Master .
Chl^f Eftpinser
Master Mech...
Ashevllle, N. C.
Salisbary. N. C.
Morganton, N. C.
Sallsbnry, N. C.
1 V. B. HcBee...
2 G. W. Payne. . . .
8 James Wilson. . .
4G. \V. Gates
General office (R. A D. RR.), Richmond, Va. New
York office, (Jnired Bank Building, 2 Wall St. Financial
Agency, Central Trust Company, 15 Nassau St., Ntsw
York, ri. Y.
General office (R. A W. P. T.), West Point, Va.
New York office, 2 Wall St.
64 T Blclimond) Fredertcksbnrs and
Potomac HR.- Richmond toi^uantico, 9U miles;
Potomac RR., S miles.
IJ. P. Brioton...
2 J. B. Wlnstou»"»o
8B. T. D. Myers....
4 T. L. Courtney
5C. A. Taylor*....
0H. Kahn
7LiitherP. Bllis*...
8 W. H.Trainham..
9 W. G. Wbitehurst
10 8. B.Rice
11 W. T. Tyrer»»".
iPresident
8ee. db Treat. . .
Oen. Supt
A. S. db P. Agt.
O.Ft.&P.Agt.
Master Mech...
Auditor
Mas. Car Bldr.
M. Car Painter
M. Road Carp.
Car AccounVL.
Richmond, Va.
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Richmond, Va.
648 Rletoinond and Pciersbors RB.
aeeAUantic Coast Line.
649 Rto Grande RR.—BrownaviUe to Point
Ysabel, 28 miles.
1 F. San Roman.... \ ^ . i
2 Simon Celaya f
President
db Treas...
8 A. WerbiskJ.
4 William A. Vails...
6 H. 8. Sherwood ...
6 0. W. Bendall
7 Ulrlch Haggniton. .
8H. Markwood
ft. A Tk. Agt..
Chf.Ena.^etc..
RoadMLoster...
M, CarRepr...
Brownsville,Tex.
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General office, Brownsville, Tex.
660 Rio Grande and Baffle
Laredo to Santa Thomas, 27 miles.
Pa«« Ry.—
1 C. B. Wright, Jr.
2W. O.Clark.
8E. A. Atlee
President Philadelphia, Pa.
Treasurer, ...I **
Secretary (Laredo, Tex.
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650 Rio Grande
Continued.
and Eagle Pass Ry.-"
4 George Biddle.
5 A. L. McLane.
A W. L. Giddens
Oen. Cbtm<«/...iPhiladelphia, PA.
Cmmeel {Laredo, Tex.
Superintendent \ ** *'
General office, Laredo, Tex.
651 Roane Iron Company's RR.>-Rock-
wood to Tennessee Riv«r, 8 miles.
1 H. S. Chamberlain {President ICliatta'ooga,TeDn
2D.B.Rees Isicretory I " **
General office, Cbattaoooga, Tenn.
662 Roclaeaterand Lake Ontario RR.—
Rochester to Lake Beach, miles.
President Rochester, N. Y.
VictPreeident,
See.,T. dbMgr.
Auditor
Supt. Mo. Pow.
M. Car Painter
Road Master
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1 N. H. Galusha...
2Geo. B. Smith....
3N. B. Bllison^**..
4 Ii«ac Wile
5 Geo. Gardiner....
6H. R. Day
7 Chris. Kreger
663 Roclieeter and Ontario Belt BB.—
Six miles completed between Irondequoit Bay and
Genesee River.
1 M. M. Britton \Pree. <t/?e«<r<rr Rochester, N. Y.
2 John h\ Dinkey... . [Aud. db Treas..\ ** "
3 George M. Rollins. Ifiecwtory iNew York, N. Y.
664 Boclicater and Plttsbnrsla RB.
See Biifalo, Bochester db Pittsburgh BB.
655 Bock Island and Peoria By.-Rock
I^luud to Peoria, 91 miles.
1 Cornelius Lynde. . .
2R. R. Cable
aH.B.8udlow»«»»««»»
4R. 8tockhoase*
5 H. C. Whitridge"*.
6 Joseph Elder
7 H. P. Greenonsh. . .
8 J. E. Breckunridge.
President Rock Inland, III.
Viee-President.
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Ft.db Past.Agt,
Audliar.
Matter Mech. . . Peoria, HI.
Si^. Ttleg.... Roca Island, III.
Boad Master. . . jGalva, 111.
General office. Rock Island, 111.
656 Bockport BB*— Rockport to Simonton
Corner, 3 miles.
1 P.J. Carleton..
2 U. L. Shepherd
Prttident iRockport, Me.
Treasurer. . .
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4 Alex. McGregor.... Superintendent
5 Charles Evsus Chief Engineer,
657 Rockirood aud Tennessee RlTer
Ry,— Rockwood to Tennessee River, 6 miles.
1 M. M. Duncan [Superintendent 'Rockwuod, Tenn.
2H.K. Evans \Treasurer | '* **
658 Rome Railroad, CJa.— Kingston to
Rome, 20 miles.
1 Eben Hillyer" * • »•
2 H. A. Patiillo
8 James A. Smith'...
4 0. W. Harbin
5B. C. Spaulding^*!'
Rome, Ga.
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P. S. db Treas. .
Oen.Bp'rittSec.
O. FLAP. Agt.
Rd.M.dbM.M.
Car AooounVt..
659 Rome aud Carrollton RR.— Rome to
Cedartowu, 22 miles.
IJ. D. Williamson.. President Rome, Ga.
Treasurer. . ' **
2 John U. Reynolds..
8 R. T. Fouche {Secretary
4 J. H. Rhodes
5 P. H. Harris
6 J. H. Gamer
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Auditor.
Chief Engineer
SuptdbGFdhPA
660 Rome, Watertoirn and Osdensburc
RR,->Nlagara FMls to Masvena Spring, 801 miles;
Rome Branch, 41 miles; Utica to Ogdensburg, 184
miles; other branches, 179 miles.
1 Charles Parsons. . . .
2 Clarence S. Day. . . .
8 Charles Parsons.Jr.
4J. A. Lawyer* ••...
6R.B. Smiley
OH. M. Britton
President
let Viee-Pres...
Viee-Pres
Sec. db Treas. . .
AttL Secretary
O.M.diPur.A.
New York, N.Y.
It %.
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Watertown. N.Y.
Oswego, N. Y.
See note of explanation on first page.
147
The E. D. Albro Coinpy,
MAHOGANY.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Car-BuMers' Material,
FROM DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN WOODS.
685-711 West 6th St.,
Estimates and Priee-Lists Furnished.
POOB'B DIRBCTOBT OF EAlLWAT OFPICIALB.
980 Rnme, iTateriawu aud Oedeaaftarc
Ktt.— OoaUniad.
in. D. Carier Atlg.O.T.Xar.'Vaiit. N, Y.
eK.M.MoQre GtH. Fgl. Aft .Sev York,'
11 J. D. Rvmlnnoo!
lMW.e.JaMi
IBH W. HunnioDi:
14W. H. CbUlDMT.
>SQ.H.Hu«l(on...
WW. W. CnnlH".
n a. T. Vw° '.'.'.'.'.'.
, Afl.S
Otn, niu. Aol. I
Audi/or I
A-r. Sh. M. D. W»[i
AiH.au.iC. D.Ofilt
Avl.Su.E.D.iCarU
■ it.au.W.D.iOivt
.'c^uS'.
iWtienowB. N.Y.
Raa-IMatl. WU.
ilMn, D«Kllh
, M. T ; O. D.
eiuiun Bridge,
a W. E. RockriiUoir.
laj.M.BnilT
MD.A.IIoDsh
ttaLUtliOcId
ag Oto. N. Kwih
STAHlitanf Road MoMlen.—e. Dpi
JancilDn, N. V.: Jabn abna. Wntcnuw
Egert. Utlca, N. Y.; Thonua Sticii, Bus
N. Y.
Qtatnl onicn. S PJnr Bt. New York
f*[ AjiBiicj, Centnl Ttmt W>., Now Yo
Sei Bnbr Hill KR.-BuKka
SeS Hanfttrd FXIa >nd BaeUaeld RH.
— Mecbsnlea' K>)li lo Ullb«rtvlllc, IV.TT mlla.
1 WilUim L. Pntiiua PraUtnt Par<I>uil. tic.
> OtI* Hnjford . . I nM-l^ai-'inl |OiiitoD. Mb.
ajtCBnulfonl'""* r,,(7.*0.7'.Xff Ponl«iicJ.«e,
4L.L. UdcdId' aM.r.A.aRMlCtntoB. tie.
»C.K Jar ISiDl. Aijiifru.. OakUmd. M<.
ail-R. DaTla. \Finn.Loe7B^.\Ctou,a,Ut.
Otatitl oBlee, PorUuid, He.
ind Huron BR.
. 'KSDglmw.MIci
eaa bb ■(■•>■ w, Ta«co
—But 8i«li»>" to BmA Aib.
IW.LWebbtr. ...i/*>*Wn ,
SQwrn W. Mrit\ejjFta-PrtHdlnl.\
8 Br«.T. jQild" ' ■'.. Sf5. OJirf 7V«'.
* M.aWilklnmniK" JJiip*ri/,(,wfcn(
BC.M.Rlce". . .. AtulUor. I " '■
Oncixl once. Eut Sisinivr. Hlcli.
664 Boalnaw Valler and 81. l.onU RB.
Hk lulroU, lanAitj and yortlum SB.
and Northern Bj,-
665 61. rialravllle ■
B1. aalrtdllc to Buloii, "
V C.Dimh ,Pn
> W.A. B
■ Julin Banm.
4 A. ThampaoD
Bl. HhallcroH
a MalUievr Xsmj..
tTllle, O.
\8., O. P. iHT-Ai
S.U. Porter...
tamod Bluk' *.
3. W. HaircDck> ■
, [PntUUnl
..\aK.* TnoM..
* Superiumdrni
.. Otn, TtLAffl.
.. Oflt-F- •-
St. Stcpbcu, N.B.
n. fit. Agl.
\Htt MtcK..
S8S SI. Cralx and PenalMeat RR.-
14 G. A. Hanmn.... [Fmn. COr Rip, Mlillown, M
66T n, Helen, Hancbton Lake ■
Weetern BH.-Cnrtlixllle to Pine Ridge. IS m
I A. L. SlipbcDi ;7i«-i^(il(Inii.'DeIru1t, Uich
»B. Slephena, Jr.... Ste. if 7Y«w...|
SZ.C.Jeoop IfVin.Aruiwgn-.
4 0mtgn W. Uoon. 'C^i, ^leifor.,! " "
BE. F. Janke Cni. Fgi .1aI.,St, Htlen, HI
GleucRopklu \MiutrTUtek...\
Oesenil ofaoe. Dettell. Mich.
668 Itt. Joaepk Br-— Bonne Terra to GDm
S J. B. Wilde' • t IJo.Ik (;hTtD<.\
General oBlce, Bonne Terra, Mo.
ee» St. Joha'a Ballwar.— Tucol
AOKU.linc, IB nillee.
IK Mct.an|rhlln,.. . JVcf. <^ Ai^l.. Jickgnufi:
IJolin We«eoK...
.^AwiUw Jack»4inville,F
:ktoiiTllle, FJi.
i-igvttiAt and IVaitiaSR.-PaitilkA JanctI
< \i*tt Palaika, 13 [n!l«.
KICb. NcLaIiKhl[n..m'ul''<
,1.7 t 1 — L. .^Sujmii
. Patatlu. Fit.
SW J. Jarvi •.'.■. ...,Sui^in'i»iUnl\
a A. F. Shurw(K>d....|»<n. jr it /<. J.j
6T0 at, Joline and Halifax RR.-Bollea-Di
lu Itaiiona. M) mlJee.
I ti. J. Wtille \Pm.,t O.Van.iBolletlon, Fla.
SS. V.Wblta Hoi-iVM'Jfal. N*wY..rk. N V.
SWm. U. ChindUr.. .fK, if TVwu.. Bullext»u, Kla.
iE.B.Speuoer tOm.fAP.AJ
(Icneral otBce. Bollcttnn. Flu.
871 at. Joacpb aud Dea nolnce RR.
"H Chicago. BnrlingUai * ^ncy RR.
812 St. JoMpb and Grand leland RR.—
SI. Joiepb to Grand Iiland. IBS mllea.
Chai. F. Adam'. .
IJinei H, Beiiedii
3 tjldnej Dlllou. ..
7D. McCool..,
8F. Mlllluan..
ac. F. Smltb'i
ftwrlrferii
(Jtii. Mmngir.fiX, Joe
0. Ft. * P. AQl\
AwlUor. !
~Vhitf'll>Mlinm\Vtv York, N, Y.
MaOtr TydnJp.Bt. Joiepls, Mo,
Piirtk. Agrnl.A " ]|
Bit. Ttt. Agt.\
Tra-iiftT AgU. iNew York, N. X.
Grnenil cinca. St. Joiepta. Ho. Traaaler otUce, Ntv
|-ork, .\. Y.
673 Ht. Joeeph and St. Loula RR.— North
jEXlngUiii lu bi. Jofepb. Ttf mllea.
W!n>1uwJadion...,Pi«Jif«/ . ..{St. Jon-i-b. Vo.
il offlce. Bt. Jorepb. Mo,
" See note of explanation on first page.
149
WOOD CREOSOTE OIL
The Best Wood Preservative Known
Office Carolina Oil and Creosote Co.,
Wilmington, N. C, Oct. lo, 1886.
The Carolina Oil and Creosote Company, located at Wilmington, N.C.,
is the sole proprietor of the patent for manufacturing Wood Creosote Oil and
injecting said oil into wood, which is guaranteed by the company to preserve
the wood against the ravages of the teredo worm, and other insects in salt
water as well as against dry and wet rot. Wood properly prepared with
Wood Creosote Oil is recommended by the Company for Street Paving,
Railroad Ties, Bridge Timbers, Trestles, Telegraph Poles, Fence Posts,
Piling for Piers and Wharves. Being located in the largest pine section in
the world, and manufacturing our own Creosote Oil, the Company can fill
the largest orders with satisfaction as to price, quality, and dispatch in deliv-
ery. We especially recommend this treatment for timber used in the conttmc-
tion of Cable Railways, as it will preserve the timbers from rot far beyond the
expectation of its friends.
WE REFER BY PERMISSION TO
Gen. 0- A. Gilmore, U. S. Engineer Corps, New York City. Capt. W. H. Bixby, U. S.
Engineer Corps. Wilmington, N. C. Dr. John B. Hamilton, Surgeon-General Marine Hos-
pital Service, Washington, D. C. Col. W. L. Trenholm, a member of the Civil Service Com-
mission of the United States, Washington, D. C. Capt. John F. Devine, General Supt.
Atlaintic Coast Line, Wilmington, N. C. Senator M. C. Butler, Washington, D. C. Con-
gressman James D. Bady, Washington, D. C. Hon. G. B. Kerper, Pres. Mt. Adams & Eden
Park Ry., Cincinnati, O., and Col. Harry M. Lane, Mechanical Engineer, Cincinnati, O.
For further particulars, address,
LUDWIG HANSON.
General Superintendent^ Wilmington^ N. C.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
•74-4l§7.
674 8C. Joaepli Talley RR,— Buchanan to
Berrien Springs, 10 miles.
1 W. R. Rongh
3Fred. McOmber...
8 Boms Helmick
4 W. W. Graves....
5 Solomon Rough. .
PreHdent ; Bnchanan, Hich.
See. A O. P.^.iBerrienSpringsM
Oen. Manager..
Chiif BiiQinetr
Mast. Tra/tsp..
Bachanan, Mich,
BerrienSprlnses M
Bachanan, Mich.
General oiBce, Bnchanan, Mich.
676 St. I«onl** Alton and Terre Hant«
RR.— East St. Loafs to Terre Haute. 189 miles, with
branches and leased lines, 187 miles. Total, 876 miles.
1 W. Bayard Cntting
f George W. Parker.
8 S. F. Leonard
4 H. A. Croehr
5W. 8. Wili«on
OB. F. Blue*
7 J Johnson
8HenrjT.Nai»h»"»>»i
9 W. R.KIng'»
10 Bank of North Am
11 P. H. Mnrphy...
IS Henry Mason
PreHdftnt
V..p.r.&G.M.
Stscretary
A«st. ft*c
Superintendent
Gen.Fqt.ik P. A
Trav F.dbP.A.
Auditor
Car AccounCt..
Beg. q/" Tra^iif
M'UtUr Meeh...
Road Matter .. .
New York, N. Y.
St. I^ais, Mo.
New York. N. Y.
Belleville, 111.
St. Lonis, Mo.
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New York, N. Y.
B. St. Louis. III.
Pinckneyville^lU.
Marion Division (Late St. Loni^ Sonthern RR.).—
Pinckneyville to Marion, 48 miles.
1 W. S.WUson....
2B. F. Bine
8H. T.Nash
4P.H. Murphy...
5 Henry Mason
Superintende/tt
Gen. F.ikP.A.
Aud dPayrnas
Master Mech...
Road Master. . .
Marlon, III.
41
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General oiBce, St. Lonis, Mo.
676 St. liOaU, ArkaniMUi and Texas
Rail way.— Bird's Point to Gatesville, 728 miles;
branches, 18 miles.
18. W. Fordyce....
8Jas. H. Benedict..
8 R. C. Kerens
4Jas. 8. Wells
5 A. C. Stewart
6 C. D. Drake> « • ••
7 W. P. Homan. ....
8H. G. Allis>
9 8. C.Johnson
10 A. 8. Dodge'
11 S. W. LaBeaume
18 John J. Rosers..
18 Phillips & Stewart
14 J. B. Fisher
15 F W. Schaurte*..
lew. H. Sdby
17 J. B. Van Dyne...
18L. F.Day
19M. B.Mann
90F. A. Lister
SlJ.T.Burliogamev**'
S^C. A.Shonrds«....
S8EiS. Abadle . ..
84 B. K Paramore....
»C. H. MorriU
96 J. W.Allen
97J.li. Leith
86L.F.Day
29 J. B. Wadltigh....
80 U. F. McFarland..
Pres. <ft Gtin. J/.iSt. Lonis, Mo.
Ist Vice-Pree . . .l^ew York, N. Y.
Scf Vlce-Pre*. . . 8t Lonl^, Mo.
Secretary.. . New York. N. Y.
Asst. Secretary St. Louis, Mo.
Treasurer " **
Ass*t Gen. M .. iTezarksna, Tex.
CbmptroUer 8r. Louis, Mo.
Asst. Ckmt I
Gen.F. dbP.A.^
\Asst.G. Pas. A \
\Akst.G.Fgt.A.^
\Gen. Attorneys^
Paymaster
Aect.Pur. Agt.\
Oen'l M.M.... iTyler, Texas.
Supt. 7'rarMfp..|Texarkaiis, Tex.
Asst. G. Fgt. A\
.Mast. ofTransp Pine BInlf, Ark.
\Mast.o/Transp.Tj\tT^ Tex.
'\CarAccoyntU.. Texarkaua. Tex.
\Gen.Bag.Agl..
I CkmimercUU A. >St. Louis, Mo.
lEwstern Agt. .f\
\NQrth4mAgt..\ **
Gen. .4(70n/.... Memohis. T>nn.
Southern P. ^.1 Atlanta. Ga.
Commercial .il.,Tex<rkana. Tex.
Cnmmercial A. Waco, Tex.
Jr. F. dPas.A.\ line Bluff, Ark.
678 St. lionls and Cairo RR.— Cairo to E.
St. Louis, 111., 158 miles , High Prairie Branch, 9 miles.
1 Charles Hamilton .
2 J. A. Horsey . ...
8 William Ritchie..
4 George 8. Pcarce**
5J. W.Fry
6 Charles Hamilton*
7 J. W. Ravlin
9 W. W. Booraem*..
10 Richard Boyle....
11 B.L Newell
12 Fred. Ransch
13T. J. Wilkinson...
Pres. d G. Man
Viee-PresidetU,
Secretary
Cashier
Gen. Supt
Chief Eng
Asst Supt
As.G.F.dP.A.
Auditor.
Road Master...
Mas. Mechanic.
For. of Reps...
Supt. Bridges ..
St Lnnis, Ho.
New York, N. Y.
Chicago, 111.
St. Lonis, Mo.
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E. St. Loafs. Dl.
St. Lonis, Mo.
8]>arta.Ill.
E: St. LonU, HI.
Sparta, HI.
679 9t. I«onls aud CentrallllinAls RR,
(Reonranizntiou of Jersey ville Branch of Wabash, 8k.
Louis and Pacific RR.).
1 Deloa R. fiKjuw.... President ISt. Lonis, Mo.
2 Morris R. Locke.. .. , Vic^President, Jerseyvllle. 111.
3 L. C. Harnes S^crttary.
4 H. A. Fisher Trros A G. M.
5 W. R. Church. Gen.F. AT. A.
6 Jos. Dickson \Gen. SoltUMoT..
7 Wm. II. Hartman. . {Superintendent
St. Lonis, Mo.
Springfield, 111.
St. Louis. Mo
Springfield, III.
680 M. I«onl«9 Crcire Occur aud lit*
Charles Ry*— St. Lonis to Florissant, 16 miles.
IMA. Downing; .President St. Louis, Mo.
2 V. M. Colburn ' i\-P.dG.Man.
8 8 H. Cobb \S€C. <§• Treas... *'
4 B. W. Church < Master Mech . . . | Florissant, Mo.
G«i#ral office, St. Louis, Mo.
68 1 »t. Lonis, Des Slolnrs and Northern
Ry.— Des Moines to Boone, la., 42 mi lex.
1 Grenville yi.Dodge. [President iNew York, N. Y.
8 F. M. IIuhl>elt i Vice-President. Des Moiue^ la.
8 J. T. Granger Sec A Treas. *•
4 J. 8. Polk ' Asst. Sec. dt, TV. New York, N. Y.
5 C. F. Meek I Gen. Supt IDes Moines, la.
General office, Des Moines, la.
682 St. Louie and Emporia RR,— Butler
to Le Roy. 76 miles.
1 George J. Gonld. . . \President iNew York, N. Y.
2 H. C. Cro(« I rto0-i¥Mi(f#nl. [Emporia, Kan.
8Geo. C. Smith Secretary St. Louis Mo.
4 A. H Calef j Treasurer ....
5 F. B. Drake ^Superintendent
6H. C. TownHeiid...!(7tfn.^^^.<£/'.il
7 C G Warner i Gen. Auditor . .
8 W. H. Newman .... Gen. Traf Mar.
9 O. G. Murray Fgt. Tr^f.Mgr.
New York. N. Y.
Scdalia, Mo.
St. Louis, Mo.
»4
14
Galveston, Tex.
Seott and Wichita
General office, St. L-mls, Mo.
677 St. lionle Cable and ITeetern Ry.
{.Steam road).—%\. Lonis to Florissant, 16 miles. Vubte
/XvMon—In St Lonis, 8 miles— total, 19 miles.
IS. F. Clarpool.
2 P. M. Colhnni. .
8 M. A. Downing
4 J. A. Hanifon...
5 8. H Cobb
President llndianapolla.lnd .
Vice President. St. Loul*, Mo.
Secretary .,.
IVeasftrer..
Auditor
Iudianapoli^,Ind.
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4(
General office, St. Loub, Mo. Branch office, Indian-
apolis, Ind.
RR.-8t
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683 81. LonU, Ft
RR.
Ses Missouri Padjic Company.
684 St. Lonto and Hannibal
Louis Junction to Gilmore, 82 miles.
.1 Johp I. Blair IPresiderU iBIalrstown, N. J.
t^.sT Palmer iSec. A TWos.. 'New York N. Y.
8 E. C Ca»«« « • • »»..|G'«»i.Jf.<fti<.rr.iUannlbal, Mo.
4 W. W. Drigg8««»«» \GenFdT.A.
5 F C. Cake, Jr {Avdltor
6 Rich<ird J. Whalen.f l/asfer Mech .
7 Sherman Drlggs. . . .[R.M.dS.B.AB
8 John F. Weir i Gen, Agent.. . .
•Sas ra l office, Hannibal, Mo.
686 St. LonlM, Iron IHonntaln and
Southern RR.
See Missouri Pacljlc Company.
686 SI. Louie, Keoknkaad North-ITeet-
ern Ry.
See Chicago, Burlington and Quiney RR.
687 St. Lonle, Salem and Lltile Rock
RR.— Now leased by St. L.ouis aud Sau Francisco Ry.
OakwoodJct. , Mo.
Frankford, Mo.
St. Lonis, Mo.
See note of explanation on first page.
151
STONER & McCLURE,
MANUFACTURERS OF
LONG PINE BRIDGE TIMBER,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Capacity, - - 150,000 Feet per Day.
RUM ALL THE TEAR. CAH FILL ORDERS IK WUTER OK SHORT HOTICE.
FREMONT & RYAN,
ATLANTA, GA.,
GEORGIA LONG-LEAF
YELLOW PINE CAR SILLS,
ROOFING AND DECKING.
THE BEST m THE WORLD. WRITE OR TELEGRAPH
FOR PRICES.
POOR'S DIBECTOBT OF BAILWAT OPFICIALB.
>S8 St. 1<a«U and ian Pr>Dcl»o Rv.
Bt. Lonl-i to Sen«». S17 rallm : BmnchPe, *88 mllet.
1 BdwiiniP.Wlinlow Pmident INbw York. N. 1
ac. W, Rngen IFi»ftwii(m(. St. Lnali, Mo.
BJohnO. r)«r ltd V.-P.*Ally,'
9T. W.LIllia ^S«.d T-reoj. .iNewYork, N. 1
SGcorgaBaUtr ....,^uf. yvww....!
« a. L. Morrill 'om. jronapfr.lSt Lonia, Mo.
7D. fflnlurt iem.l1iM.Jfft.
BOWI.W. CalB \Otn.rB(. AgeU\
OF D. BiumH \Attl.0.rat.A\ ••
10AJOnTdaD>*'>'"'jCfc
llA.Oniiglu«'i...lji
UJamMDan a
B.ln, lUn.
.., mllh. Ark.
.. Sptla^sld, Mo.
JSD. B. Mlcholi Otn. Aiol. SpilD(lle[d. Mo.
IJ F. P. WhHRj. JVreA. .Iffmi .. Bt. I.oui., Un.
ISLHeidlcr. auil.7W<v. ...IBprlsKfleld. Mo.
l«w.A.Tho«j BZ%.lk^Div.\
nW.D.Oaniood... 0«i.£iW.Aff(.
ISA. Vawh A«t.£<l«.^■.l9(.LI>Dl^M>•
ipj.H. Wratuforth.. "--■ "- - ■• ' ■ "
■0 r. K. Ucrrlll
tlH. O. HuUt ,
HK.K«tft»r jroXn-jrfcA.. ,
18J. RMcCalM Far. Lac. Kip.A
M F. DoTli .ftr. Owfiro.. " "
■SlHmel^lcc Mait. Car PrUA
MS, LjmiD \.avi.Scad HiuA "
OiHiui. Aim TBATEi.Mi<e ABBim, rrc.
»W. L. VraNen...iS*B. Su'.'tgf.iNiwTork, N. Y.
ffiOM.J.Hanpbreip.iX'aM.F'ia.iifff.' " "
ttC. T, Applcbj..... CMit.Aiu.vlfft, Colnmbiii, O.
3DL. Rinirb \So. FaH. ^4^. . IClncliinktt, 0.
119. U. jBDDlDn....lA'(l. i^lM. iV(..:ChlUKn,in.
n Cml. Diition \f1iyPau. /ol.iiM. Loul*. Mo.
ta Q»o, LnwBT TVOP. LajKl ^..DeemlDr, 111,
U Curl Cny ' Com. Aqtnl . . .Wlcllllk, Km.
8EB, F. Nvvln* ' Ifn. Tn1v.A3t.ao.PuBblo.Ctl.
■ ■ — ■■ Pac.Oo.p.Aal.'ii»Bfnneitcri,CtI
l^KdAat Ht.Loal*.Mo.
jV. W. F91. Aat. Chleigo. 111.
<~...ii. i.cr.. CbB/.fo'. .lW-18'. I*""*! Mo.
«IJ. a.Tij^r \UfaU>ekA0.\
40 filcMon Band JTaiterv.— John CDflef. Rolla. Mo,;
J. McOmij, LebmoB. Mo.; H. Trion, Pierce Clly, Mo.;
]>. Cronao. Cul JoDotlon. Mo.j J. MoODd*. Rugcra.
Jjk.: W. William., Vlnli*. I. T.; H. Bolland, Tre-
dODia, Kan ; a Tlirall, Anuoata, Kui.; Jamea MuDlcal,
Wlndeid, Kan. . K ". .
Orneral ofllco. 9L Looli, Mo. Trkn-fsr office. Mllla
BDlldiPE, :«-« York. N. T. Reid-iniT of Stoclc, Mcuo-
polllin Tniat Cu.. Naw York. N, Y.
S8» H. LohIb, Vandaai* and Terrs
Banta BR.
Bm Vandaaa Line.
690 St. Blarltn" and Upbam Rr.-St.
Uutln'a 10 Huuploa, 19 milea,
Gilbert W.TItni...,ftwM«n/ ...
O«orge Balnea.. . . 15K. it TVau.
A.E.KI11ra* loea. Xanagt
Blln B. Btihcd. . . . .UfX. &M.5a
P. C. Hoyl...
I. H Cook..
Monelon. N B
HI. MartloV N
Hampion. N 1
H. O. Gulpalu. [am
JohDffaIr Fm\
Genenl offlca. SC Uarlloa. N. B.
891 St. Paul BDd Dnluth RR.-St. Paul Lo
I>aluUi, ISS mllti ; br^ncbn and liated llaea. TO mllet.
W. H. Plah*r I/V«. rf- &.A(p.|Ht. P»ul, Mien.
William ». RhaWDi Vlet.pntbttiU Phlladelpbla. Fa.
-IimBa Smim. it , Otu. Sohcffor.. 8L Paol. Minn.
ralhoan Latbant . Amt. Sienkay.'^
G. F. CoueIand....iJia(. ^( iB
K. F. DMlta*. . ..{Otn.T.AF.A.^
P. A. Roekmll ...L4(.0.J».dJ>.A.
C.F.Ward \Ma1. llteh....\
J.Q.Ckllaban .. LanaCaPilA.]
Gso. II. amltli, J
1 St. Paal >»d Dnlnth WtK.-Cimllnmd.
l«n]amlDT.McIveri8u;if. B. <t ».. 31. Paul. Minn.
). H. Staahle' ■ " Oir. AeooKuCf.f "
7.A.F,Morria,.. CAIVaiflliST
( D. McDonald.,, f^J Jo ' '
^. C, Mallorj...
.•mn. Pnl »_,,
..\Fniii. CarS>iap\ " "
'. 'Pina.Afli.^Alip'Dulnlh. Minn.
3U H, u. Ken* \Road Miultr... 8(, Paul, Minn
11 F. McNanibIon.,.iiia(idJrsi((r,..i]>iilDili. Minn,
693 St. Panli IQlnneapvlla and Klaal*
«Fr«d.Br»ekal[,„,
13 C, H.Cannon""!
HA
w. BrovrulDg..
G. Jairmj
anK[1i.l,e&8mllea.
PmUenl rSL Fiu
riM-AwUmf.lNa* Yi
Atit. Stentary.
Ben-mOMer..
ComBlraUtr....'
ZaAKlH.Corit.- "
CkUfSnalH6tr. 1
O™. AuaUor.
Att.A«dl'or..'.
MvLMacA....
PiveA.Aat ;
"ai.Baa. Afft.\ " "
.Mm Aatvl . . "
tmdAgnl... W«bing)oD,D,C.
SiS-ft (»■■■■■"'■»'••■
SvptF.F.hli-.
l«.r.F.DI
It. CloDd. Minn.
It. Paul, MiDP.
lameaillle, Mini
,Dak.
aM/rLMmt.IMt.lmno.. —
Supl.ateii'i;. C.St. Paul. 1
Tyau. Jffent... Toronio, Oui..
TVov. .Iffmf. .. Niw York. M. T.
TYm. .i4Mn(...'I>eiTolt, Mlcb.
IVop. Jg«ii(,.,|lBdlanapolla4Bd.
Trap, jinaf.., Chleagn, 111.
Trat.Agmt.. iMllwaukee, Wla.
TViM, Aaml...."D*i Molnaa. la.
- Watt. Afft.Hvw York. S. T.
Agant. . . . Chloaita, 1U.
41 R, D. Bloomlli
l«bn Marar. Dolano. Mian.; Jaioei " "
'orks. Dak.; J. J, Breunan. Crookato
mi tnnmapolU Uninn SaUwav.—la ihe ciy or Mln-
Janua J. mil IPnHdent iSL Paal, Minn.
!A.»an<rel ....\nei.-F.<t0.1l.]
; Sdward Sawjer . , , , TVaMirar I "
. H, V, Ueagan \au.itSapl....\iU«iit
Ocoeral ofllce, St. Paul, Mian.
6DS 81. Paal Cmton Dapol Co.-
1, Mln
, I PreiideKl
Paal. S.H) mile
K. W, Winter. ...,
J, T. Odell Fiw- Praidmi
f, B, BmBMii' < I l^j^ .^^
H, P. Upham '.'. '~
.\rnKkM
. . \Fi>r.il^.aiioiit. '
'.^Yartl Miultr..!
' See note of explanation on first page.
153
MANN BROTHERS,
6 & 8 Wabash Ave., Chicago,
Long "Leaf Yellow Pine
GAR SILLS AND BRIDGE TIMBER
CUT TO ORDER.
Kiln-dried Flooring, Ceiling and Finishing Lumber
AL^VAYS ON HAND.
All shipments made direct from the mills in Alabama
and Mississippi.
JOEL H. MILLENER,
Railroad Cross Ties
AND
%
Ties Delivery: Lake Erie and Ontario Ports.
(OVER MARINE BANK,)
BUFFALO, N. Y.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
«94[-709.
694 Salem and Eastern HR.— Salem to Ri^
eraide, 9 miles.
1 John W. HArriflon..
IF. Shickle
8 E.G. LacklAod ....
4 Thomas J. Scott...
PrtHdefU
Vice-PruideiU.
Sec.dO.F<tTA
SuparinUndH. .
St. Lools, Mo.
Salem. Mo.
695 Salt Lake aod Dreetern Ry.
See Union Pacific Company.
696 San Antonio and Aranaas Paa«
RR.— Main line as projected : AranNts Pa«s to New
Mexico line ; completed from Boeme to Corpus Chrivti,
181 miles, with branches, 7ff miles.
lU.Lott ,
2 E. P. Sweuson .
SB. F. Yoakom...
4H. R. Irvine
6 H. T. Nichols . .
(
Pre$.<!t <?..Van. [SanAntonlo.Tex.
nce-PrfHderUAVevf York, N. Y.
TrATraf.Mgr f»- Antonio, i ex.
SupeHntendentl
Master MecK.A
69T SandersTllle and Tenutlle RR.-Ten.
nille to Sandersville, 3 miles.
IC. R. Pringle President.. ..
% R. L. Warflien Vice-President.
3 G. D. Warthen Treasurer
i H. N. HoUifleld. . . . Sexretary
6 J. B. Wicker i Oen. Fm. Agt..
6J. I. Irwiu G.Sp.ATktA..
7J. I. Irwin \ Road Master...
SanderAville,
Ga.
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Me.
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698 Sandy RlTer Ratlroad.-Farmington to
Phillips, 18 miles.
1 N. B. Beal» /V.5jD.<?.i?'a^.A I Phillips, Me.
f J. B. Thompson. ..' Trs.ik O. rk.A.\ ** *'
8D. M. Bonnef 'Secret -try Farmlngton,
4 C. P. Srewnrd \Jid.Ms.Sp.Brg. Phillips, Me.
5 M. Saunders M.M. A Cr. Rp. '
M. Towle Engineer i
7 R. E. Harden Oen. Bag. Agt..,
8 M. S. Kelley Mast. CarPaint.
General ofBcc, Phillips, He.
699 San Frandaeo and North Paelflc
RR.— San Francisco to Cloverdalc. 8iU miles; branch-
es, S3 miles ; Sonoma Yulley RR., 22 miles.
1 James M. 'DoTkA\vait:,PreeidcfU !S. Francln'^o, Cal.
2 H. C. WhiUni( .... - V.-Pres.fliiSupt.\^tiW Rafael, Cal.
8 T. W. Johnston ISec. d AwUiar\ii. Francisco, Cal.
4 J. H. von Schroder, i Treaeurer
5 Peter J. McGlynn«. <?n.iV <* Tk.A.
6 Charles Tnorne, Jr.*' Oen. Fgt. Agt .
7 F. K. Zook : (fh'if Engineer]
8 Edward Reynolds.. J/iM^<T Mech. . . Donahue. Cal.
9 Patrick Hyde Road Master. . .ISanta Rosa. Cal.
Other oiBcers same as San Francisco and North Pa-
cific RR.
General office, 430 Montgomery St., San Francisco,
Cal.
700 San Joaqnln and Sierra Nevada
RR.— Bracks to Valley Spring, Cal., 40 miles.
1 Frederick B1rdsalI..'PyM.<^(?(m^i7r|f^acrameoto. Cal.
B Jacob Brack Viee- President . \ Woodbrldge, Cal.
8 Edward F. Stone. . . IStcretary S. Francisco, CaL
4The Psciflc Bonk. iT/vas'/rsr. .. . "* **
5 8. Washburn , Gen. Sujtt Woodbrldge, Cal.
John Scott ' <?. Pas.A Ft.A.\
7 R. F. Schlittler . . . . i For,Rep. Shops\
General office, 806 Pine St., San Francisco, Cal.
701 San Pete Talley RR.— Nepht to Wales,
U. T., 30 miles : Big Canon Extension, 3 miles.
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1 Henry W. Tyler. ...{President
8 Thomas Marshall. . ' Vice-President.
8F. K. Merris \Seeretary
4S. Bamberger Gen. Manager.
5 H. S. Kerr Sp.dt Chf.JEng.
6 B.Bates .Master itch .. .
7 O. F. Sorenion ... \Road Master .
8 J. E. Bamberger ... Pureh. Agent..
General office, Wales, U. T.
Tendon. Eni(.
Salt Lake, U. T.
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702 Saratoga and Almaden RR.— Mar-
phy*s Station to Almaden, SO miles.
ID. M. Pyle.
2 J. C. Winans
President
See. <jb TYeas..
San JosS, Cal.
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8 Henry E. Brainard. Chief Engineer
703 Saratoga* IHonnt nicOresor and
I«ake George RR.— Saratoga Springs to Mount
McGregor, 11 miles.
\Prssideni
1 John Kellogg
% W. J. ArkeTn | Vice-President.
Amsterdam, N.Y.
Canajoharie, NY.
Albsny, N. Y.
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SaratogaSps.NY.
•—Schoharie to
Schohariu, N. Y.
3 A. G. Richmond ...'2<«r-/V«s. eft TV.
4 D. n. Fonda Oen, Manager.
5 R. Prescott Chi^Bnoineer.
6 Thomas Todd Master. Maeh.
7 Jacob Devoe Road Master. .
General office, Canajoharie, N. Y.
704 Savannatli, Florida and ITeatern Ry.
See Plant Investment Company. '
706 S«vannali, Orliren and North Ala-
bama RR.
See Central RR. of Georgia.
706 Schobarle Talley
Schoharie Junction, 4 milee.
1 David B. Vroman . . President
2 Lncian Vroman Vice-Preside7U.
8 William J. Vroman. Secretary —
4 Chas. Vroman Treasurer
5 Corn. P. Vroman . . i Oen. Mfjmager.
6 M. J. Vroman Oen. T. Agt ...
707 Scioto Valley Ry.— Colombus to Peters-
burg, 131 miles.
Receiver iCoIumhos. O.
President iNew York. N.Y.
Vice-President. Columbun. O.
Secretary New York, N. Y.
G.Fgt.ik Tk.A. Columbun, O.
Transfer Agt.. New York, N. Y.
Auditor ,Columbnt«, O.
Engineer
Master M&ih...
Road Master . .
Bridge Master.
Supt. Tel^g....
Supt. Trains . . i
Car Account" nt
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Chillicothe, O.
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Columbn;!, O.
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1 J. Robinson' * • »».
2 Frank H. Davis...
3 W. W. Franklin . .
4 W. P. Hillhonse . .
5 J. J. Archer
6 George Watkins .
7 C.M.Zink* '•....
8 Julian Griggs
9 R. Bromley
10 T. G. Bothwell....
11 E. D. Hines
12 A. J Johnson
13 J. W. Campbell...
14 W. K. Field* ». ...
General office, Col umbos, O.
708 Seaboard Air Ijlne.
(o) Seaboard and Roanoke if/?.- Portsmouth to Wei
don, 80 miles.
1 John M. Robinson JFV««.<ft &./9i/p<. Baltimore, Md.
^ ^beriaine ^"'•^»: } Trtas. eft Sec. . iPortamoutb, Va.
ZL.T.Viyen^...... Supt.Transp..' '* **
4S. T. Hand , Road Master . .
5 J. S. Browne I Mast. Trans. . .
6 J. W. Brown* Ft. (ft Tk.Aud.
7 Sol. Uass TrcMc Manag. Richmond, Va.
8 J. A. Walton^ » . ..! Jiidf. <ft Pth, .i. Portsmouth, Va.
9C.W. Walker [Master Mach..\
lOD.W.B^lXenilne.. Mast. Car B'r J **
General office, Portsmouth, Va.
(6) Carolina Cim/ra/ i?J?.— Wilmington to Rutherford
ton, 267 miles.
1 Jnhn M. Jiob\n^on' President
2 John H. Sliari)»"»o gg^^ ^ Treas. . .
3 John C. Winder . . i OMgrAPrchA.
4 L. C. Jone^^ * ^^..^Superint^nd^t..
5 Sol. Haas Ti-qfic Manag.
6 F. W. Clark* G.F^it.APas.A.
Avditor
Mast.qf Transp
Mast.Mech
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8 W. H. Allen
James Ma^rlenn. . .
10 T. W. Whiunant. . \Road Master. .
11 W. B. Summersett Road Master...
12 T. L. Shaw For. Loco. Rep,
13 S. R. Etheridge. .. Mast.Car Br...
14 G. W. Goodwin. .. Mst.Car Paint.
General office, Wilmington, N. C.
Baltimore, Md.
Wilmington, N.C.
Raleigh, N. C.
Wllmlngton,N.C.
Richmond. Va.
Wilmlngton.N.C
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Lanrlnbnrg, N. C.
Charlotte. N. C.
Shoe Heel, N. C.
Laurioburg, N. C.
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155
A. BUSHNELL,
WHOUB8ALX DSALEB IN
White Oak Piling,
RAILROAD
AND
FARM OAK POSTS,
CYPRESS POLES
and PILING.
80UTH.EA8T CORNER OF NINTH AND
BROADWAY, ROOM 10,
KANSAS CITY, MO.
Will oontraet for any amount, and
fill promptly.
D. C. Tillotton.
F. W. Loveless.
HUNTER, TILLOTSON & GO.
WHOLESALE
'^umhev pealct^s.
Gar Siding
and Roefing
A Specialty.
MUSKEGON, MIOH.
We have special facilities for making
the above, and request the correspondence
of car builders and railroad officials.
MAHOGAM.
Sold in the log or Cut
to order.
A large stock constantly on hand.
Car-load lots furnished at loiv
rates. Also dealers in all kinds
of Hard and Soft Woods.
DANNAT & PELL,
Foot of Broome Street, Eaet
River, New York City.
John R.Graham, Jr.,
IMPOBTBB AND DKALBB IN
ROSEWOOD & MAHOGANY,
AND ALL OTHER
FOREiaN AND DOMESTIC
SUITABLE FOR CAR WORK.
Cor. 11th Av. & 30th St.,
NEW YORK.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OP RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
709-795.
708 8ca1»oard Air Un^—ConHnvid.
{c) BalHgh amd Auguala Air Line i?i?.— Raleigh to
Hamlet, 96 diUm ; Oibton Braiieb, 10 miles.
3tq>erintefurt
Time Manag.
OFgtATkAgt.
AuaUor
Jfoad Matter..
Mcuter Mech . .
Otn, Bag. Agt.
For. CarBldrs.
1 John M. "Bobin^oni President
8 W. W. Vaes* ♦ • »•• Tretu. S See...
8 John C. Winder»« Otn. Manager .
4 William 8miih»».. " "
5Sol Haas
6F. W.Clark
7 J. B.Martin
8 H. P. Oaeas
9 B. R. Harding ....
lOJ.H.Hlll
11 R.T. Bishop
General oiBce, Raleigh, N. C.
id) BalHgh and Oa»Um J?J?.— Raleigh to Weldon, 96
miles.
Baltimore. Md.
Raleigh, N. C.
4t 4*
Riebmond, Va.
Wilmington.N.C.
Raleigh, N. C.
Cary, N. C.
Raleigh, N. C.
Richmond, Va.
Raleigh, N. C.
1 John M. Robinson. I iy«#;tf«i/.
8 John C. Winder..
8WillUm»mith....
4W. W. Va»8
6J.B. Martin ,
6B. R. Harding. ..
7 J. R. Thrower....
Baltimore, Md.
Raleigh, N. C.
it
»*
HenderwD, N.C.
Oen. Manager..
Superintend* t. .
Treat. <jfc Sec..,
Auditor
Matter Meeh...
Boad Matter. .
Other oiBcers same as Raleigh and Angnsta Air L ne.
General office, Halifax St., Raleigh, N. C.
709 8«a View BR.
rated Railway.)
1 F. A. Schroeder.... Preeident
2 Isidore M. Bon Treaturer
8 J. L. Morrow* .... See.di Oen.Supt
Matt. Meeh.
Boad Maiier.
4 William Finley....
6 John Srbeldii)g
(Late Coney Island Ble-
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Flatbush, N. Y.
General office, Flatbnsh, N. Y.
710 Sebasfleook and Mooeelicad RR.—
Projected from Pittsfield to Moosehead Lake, and com-
pleted from Pittafleld to Hartland, 8 mll«f.
1 Thomas T^mpX^.... Preeident
t J. O. Bradbnry
8 James Mitchell
Pittffleld, Me.
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Trtaeurer
Superintand^t.
711 Sedalla, UTareaiv and Southern Ry,
See Miteouri Pwc\flc Obmpan^,
7 IS 91a«ffileld and Rlrmlnffham
Sheffield to Russellville, Ala., S8.S miles.
Preeident iNew York, N. Y.
Sec. A 7V#gji I *^
Supt. (jft Jrj7r'.!'.|sheffield, Ala.
7 1 8 Slielbjf Iron Oompany'e RR«— Shelby
Iron Works lo Colnmbiana, tt uillcs.
1. A. B. Stone.
8. A. O.Beebe.
8. P. Campbell.
Preeident
Secretary
Gen. Manager..
Matt. Meeh..,.
Oen.Supt
Shelby LW., Ala.
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44
44
4»
4*
1 Newton Caae
SO. D. lase
8 H. U. Stonghton* . .
4 John S. Chester . . .
5J. D. Boatock
714 Shell RMch RR.
See Ntw Orleant and Ovif.
715 Shenandoah Valley RR.— Hagerstoaa
to Roanoke, 888 miles ; branches, 17milea.
1 Sidney F.Tyler..,
SU. L.Boyce
8 0.RW.Arraes>«*i«
4 Alfred B. Craven..
8D.W.Fllckwir'»»i
6 O.Howard Royer**
7T.H.BranBrords..
8S. U. Hardwick...
9C.P. Galther .. .
10 W. C. I>e Armond.
11 T. Fitamrald ....
15 Charies Morgan. . .
18 Thomaa Sai^. . . .
14LA. Bricker
15B. J. SItton
16 C.H. Brown
^ree.dbBecwoer
Vice- Preeident.
Treaturer
Philadelphia, Pa.
Boyce P. O., Va.
PhlladelphU, Pa.
oeeretaru .....
Superiniend!*t. .
G. P. dt, F. Ag.
Auditor . . .
Gen.^.Pat.A.
If.Eng.Pate.A.
Pitrch. Agent..
Superoieor*.,,.
Supervieor. ....
Supervieor. ....
Bridge Jhtptr..
Maet, Mech....
Foreman ......
44
Roanoke, Va.
44
New York. N. Y.
Boston, Masa.
PhUadelphla,Pa.
Sh'ph'dsi*n.W.V.
Loray, Va.
Bachanan, Va.
MUnes, Va.
44
Hageratown, Md.
Roanoke. Va.
Milnes, Va.
716 Shenandoah Talley RR.— CbnOiiwcf.
17 W. C. Rolston . . . Foreman
18 J. S. Templon....|^. Bound Hee.
19 D. B. Middagh .... \For. Car Shope.
General office, Roanoke, Va. Transfer office, 838
Wain at St., Philadelphia, Pa
716 Shenango and Alleaheuy RR.— Grecn-
yille to Hilliard, 47 miles : branches, etc., 80 milei*.
1 TbomRS P. Fowler.i^Mdf^ iNew York, N. Y.
8 J. T. Blair* ^Prtt. <fi G. if. Greenville. Pa.
H Thomas H. WeUB.Wiee-Pretident. Youngstown. O.
4 1*. £. McCray* « •.] Auditor <fi See. Greenville, Pa.
5 I.D.8Un»on» « • • »• (?. P. ^. «ft r. . I
B. Richardson .. . \Matt. Mech ...
7 P. P. Jamea. . . . ChitfEngineer.
8 O. W. Considine. . \Boad Maeter . .
V M. L. Osterhontt^ if. T., Car A..
10 B. Fisher [Bridge Fore...
1 1 J. Bachanan \F. Carp. Shop.
18 Aag. Seiger \F. Paint Shop.
General office, Greenville, Pa.
717 ShepaaS) Lltchfleld and Northern
RR.-Litchfleld to Uawleyvllle, 88 miles.
Shenango, Pa.
Mercrr, Pa.
Fredonia, Pa.
Greenville, Pa.
«4
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44
1 Henry W. Buel ....
2C. H.Coit»*t
8 WilHHmDeming...
4Alex.McNeim»«i«
5Holllt>ter
6 1). C. Garrison
7 Edward Clark
Preeident
v.- P. A Treat.
Secretary ..•••.
Superintend* t. .
Maet. Mech...
Boad Maeter...
Maet. Car. Br..
Utchfleld,
Ct.
• 4
44
44
44
44
44
44
Koxbary Sta.,
Litehfield, Ct.
Ct.
General office, Litchfield, Ct.
718 Ship lalaud) Ripley and Kentucky
RR.— Middleton to Ripley, 85 miles.
1 W. C. Falkner ....
8 C. L. Harris' » * ».
3 R. J. Th armond..
rteeident I Ripley, Miss.
Sup., SeCitTt .\ " **
Oen. Manager .\ ** *'
General office, Ripley, Mlas.
719 Short Ronle Rallnray Tranefrr.
See Chetapeake and Ohio By.
730 ShreTeport and Hoaeton RR.
See Houtton^ Fatt and Wett Texat By.
72 1 Silver liahe RR.— Perry to Silver Springs,
7 miles.
1 Arthur G. Yatea ...'^Preeident
8 H.H. Warner V-Pfee.diTreat
3F. W. Yatea \Aeit. Treat ...
4Cha«. H. Blakeslee.i^tfcrvtery
5J. L.Moore {Superintend* t..
Rochester, N. Y.
«4 .4
44 44
44 44
7S2 Silver
— Ocala west, 88 miles.
Baffalo, N. Y.
Oeala and Gulf RR.
Preeident iNew York, N. Y.
Vioe-Pretidtnt.>
44
M
Ocala, Fla.
1 Thomas C. Hoge.,
8J. B Upham
8H. W. Beebe
4 A. P. Man, Jr. . . .
&N. R. Gmelle
8G. N. Saussy... .
7 Edgar C. Biid....
723 SlnMemahonlns Valley Ry.—Keating
to Costello, 18 miles.
Secretary
Gen. Manager.
Sup. A C. E...
G. F. <fi P. Agt.
Atet. Treat ...
4«
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44
4t
1 Frank H. Goodyear'iVMidsn/. .
8 C. W. Goodyear . . .
8E. O. Cheney
4C. D.R. Stowlta...
5G. B. Booth
8G. Lenbanm
7 Geo. Houston
Bnflalo, N. Y.
44
44
4(
Keat*g8nmmlt,Pa
44 4.
44
44
Yiet-Pretident.
Treat. <t Aud .
V. p. vb F. A*.
Superintend't ..
Boad Matter ..
Chitf Engineer
General office. Forest Honae, Potter Co., Pa.
724 Slonx City and Paelfle RR.
See Chicago and North- Wettem By. Syetem.
726 Skaneatelee Railroad*— Jonction (N. Y.
C. A H. R.) to Skaneateles, 5 milea.
1 John B. Waller . . .\Pretident ISkaaeateler.N Y.
8 H. C. Sherman .... | Fk^i^rwl<ira<. iMottTille, N. Y.
See note of explanation on first page,
167
DODGE, HEI6S & GO.
72 Wall Street,
NEW YORK,
MANUFACTURERS OF
GEORGIA PINE
TIMBER,
— AT —
ST. SIHOHS MILLS.
GEORGIA.
Vessels drawing twenty feet
can load at Mill Wliarves*
CARGOES CUT TO ORDER.
A. B. WETMORE,
Standard Building,
1 285 Broailway, NewTotk.
LUMBER
Ooniiii!iioi[ lercbail
Railroad and Ship Timber
Sawed to Bills.
WALNUT, CHERRY, ASH, OAK
and POPLAR LOGS.
Bill Lumber and Logs,
Lighterage Free.
REFERENCES:
St. Nick^as Bank^ New York City.
F. S. Giddings^ Green Springs, O.
Giddings b* CummingSy Cummincn, O.
Hon. jud/y Cttmrnings^ Toledo, O.
¥aDderbilt& Hopkins
LUMBER
— AND-
TIMBER.
White and Yellow Pine. Oak,
Cypress, Ash & Poplar.
Dimension Lumber Sawed to Order.
RAILROAD TIES.
Creosoted Lumber,
Timber Ties, etc.
120 LIBERTY. ST..
NEW YORK.
Josejli BaloTDe & Go ,
WHOLESALE
White Pine
LUMBER.
nUnois Central R.R. Pier No. 2.
eHICAaO, ILL
A Unte Stock of DRY UPPERS and SE-
LECTS. FLOORING, SIDING CEILING,
etc. We pay particular attention to putting up
Tank, Tub, and Pattern Stock in ■ inch, aji
inch, 3 inch, and 4 inch thick. Wide Uppers.
Have fine stock of Car Roo6ng and Car Siding
Strips, which we can furnish in Rough, or
worked to order.
WRITE FOB PBICE&U
POOB'S DIBBCTOBT OF RAILWAY OFFICIAIA
4 Ocorga Barrow...
BllanmFaDiMll... .\r. Rtpr: 1
« F. M. *
e» R Wfd....\PiwUml . .
lo Tcrmlniu. 10
.. Blaghampt'a.NT
iVm.s'im.'.'.'..''.'.\»^la'ry.'.'.'.'.'.\
4K. C. Rodmu lOtn. Sapt I " "
SA. P. Botlar \Chi/f £iiginar. Slain, 'S. Y.
Genenl offlce, Uotitrwe, Pk.
73T Sodaa Bmy «nd SoaltaarB RB,
Sti Aniuy/vOBia Compant.
T28 SoiMBrHt HallwBj.-
1 John AT<r
tA. R.BD»llt ..
S Edwud Kom .
*W, M.A70r»'"
SC. Crawell ...
■ S.P.M<>*lier...
I 731 SAUtherH Pmcllle Compapr — Pacific
or CalirornlK, K3 mllet, Sonthem PicMr RR. of Ari-
loni. 3M mLI« ; »nnihsrn Puclllc Kit. of New Hcilco,
ITl in[l« : Loi Angeln «Bd 8Jd Uiego Hit , M mllM ;
Lw AuRclea «tid liideiwiidcnce RK., if mllea.
OA. D. W. UcCul-l
louah' f
TC. J. Wilder"".
8N.H,Fo«ier. ....
OakliD
> Noilh
<.*iC .^wMfor.NoRldgeo'ack He 1
-.5 AB.X. lOaklaud. MB. 1
JfoWn- JfofA . . No. AD-cin. .He. 1
" - Car Jf(S(. Oaklaud, Me. 1
Qeoenl oOce. Oak land, Me. \
TSS Soniera«t Coanty RB.— Dnkatomi Jane.
Uoa IS Hcliwelbliuvllle. 10 milta.
111.8cll«elbln» \PrHiaenl PltUbarEb. Pa. i
0,BJ.liii.., Jr. Ila-'>»ldii>f.,!<>ir Vurl., N. V. ,
'-'—'"'-- " "" ClKibBrgd. Pa. |
i Woi. SpronJe...
' O. C. Wbeeler . .
\ O. L. Crablrva .
I J. M. OuifDid. .
< F,L.VaDDeDb11ri
\V. n. MiUa. ...
( A'H. tl.A
I AM. Ft. A
..ii. o. a. 'U
"IIS';
. S.P.1,R.\
\. U Wlldrr,
tJi__
IP. H. i)cbinlblni..|Mc. lE TrtL
t Rlctaard NnlBe, lt.\un.Bup.±C.E.
Qeaenl offlcs, Pltubur|b, Fa.
T30 Sonoma VKllay KB.
Btt San /Vandm orH North Patiltc RR.
la.c.wood
%i.lL.eMay
aj.L. WcUlnituB.
Id tbe Camberland Muuntaln
.\PraidaU Briilel, Too
.Bie. Cal.: A. U. Fell. Ozdrn. L:iab : E. E. Hev-
lit. ux \aiiltr. Cat. : J. A. liulr, Lu» aiircI», C'kl. ;
W. W. Pniub. Siockton. Cal. ; J. II. WliTled, Wadi.
nmth. Hev,; J. S. Noble. Tuwan, Aila.
ij A. Fuller \A: Supl. «i*..| Sacramento, Cal.
' Hi r/iiiMion Read XaHm.—II. B. KcUoee. Oaklind
Pier, tal.; T. rttrrtnlH, ;;«rlin.N.v.; W . c. Ambtort,
Tiilare. Cal.; W. t! Laliible. Lu* AidjuUi-. ill.
i !ir Road JfatUrt—O. D. HcWulr. W»l Oakland,
'•-• - J. J, Tnnj, Latliroii, (Jul. ; A. L. Bibe, Blue
™-P»'-U
Truekee
.rioilo]
■1.: Jail
7S3 BoBlhern Central BH.
Su LtAlgS VaUiv RR.
TI3 IhtDlhem Kanaaa Br.
&> Architon. Toptka and »anla Ff SR.
lit SvBtkerN PaciacCompaBr.
a Cbarlea Croexer .
<C. F. Crocker....
b Stephen T. Qaie.
BB. a. miter, Jr..
7T. Hopkln.""'
Pmidmt....
id V.Pm. .
S. Frai
_ LoDlavllla, Kt.
i.A9mt..»VH York, H.
Omoiu^ or tbi Line.
ISA. N. Towne \a.M.riie.Si/i.. 8. Franclaco.C
13 A. C. HutcbluoB. 0. M. AU. dv«.|Natt Orlelna. 1
14J. C'.SInbba |U. 7V«/. jr^..|S. Frauclico, G
<*! Pitiric Sratn, compilaing Uie rollowlng llnei
-" PaclOc Ktt,,_|,—
iejBr _ _ _
■Ulea; Btockton aed ropperopulla RR., IS c
Amador Brancb KR., XI nilTea ; fiauibera PaclB
buliin, Yiim.'. .iiiiuniTv. ^'B. J. Moi.lhlli, Maricopa;
Ailior.a Tjr ; S, R. BeFuHand, Ben«,n. ArUuo* Tj, ;
B. H. Uottoii, Demlog, htw Mi-Kleu.
Mdtivi Fcwia and MjicHixkiit Dir«nTiiiiiT.
EH A. J fiieveiiB Gn.lla4 Jlrch. Isiunmtnla. Cal.
tVBenJaluinWelcb.. J(a.r.(l(r£'r, '
'"" -^ ■- -- ■' 7Vnp. Knt/. .
K. McKcQ
rMrci...
■.■■1.
m Oeonr U. Wtlch .'Fta. Uerh-Shp.
m W. KLudlaw ... IJfiw. Cmr.Jtip.
UW Hiieheo 'Fm. Kond tl.
3SJ.W. Clark Fm. R»ymi It.
» E. M. Luckeu . ..[O.Fm. MaehM.
STCbaitea Buaptr...l^>H.ifc|/arJUp.
41 U. J. Tiinur . . \a.F. Var S/Urn
U W. C. Fllcb 'Fm.PaMUAp.
ISLT.Cram Fn. Lj*. Blip.
441.0. HbaiT Fn.hilm Mp.
46 Victor Lemij t^. Cab. Wim
W FtaU. Donilaai .... An. CarSiM.
4T Oeorn Drlgn Fnt. Yard
4«M. W.CooCy;.... -
4eH. Gale ..
W Ueo. 11. Hdi
NF. 8becdJ..
aod. 01.
RocLlin, Cal.
.Cal.
irtb. Ser.
^^ S»e nott of txplanatum on fitMtpagt.
159
DETROIT BRIDGE AND IRON WORKS,
Engineers & Bridge Builders,
DETROIT, MICHIGAN.
WILLABD S. POPE, W. C. COLBVBN, W. L. BAKEB.
Pres't and Bog*r. 8«c*7 and Trea>i. • Sap't and Eog>.
Sl^eel, Iron ^ Gombination Bridges,
VIADUCTS, ROOFS, TURNTABLES, FORGINGS.
AND GENERAL STRUCTURAL WORK.
JOHN A. NICHOLS, Preiddent J. H. SAWYER. Seeretftrj.
H. W. BORNTKAEGBR, Treasurer. F. L. OARLINGHOU8E, Engineer.
PITTSBURGfllBRIDGE CO.
Iron Bridges, Yiaducts
and Buildings.
General Wrought Iron Work.
OFFICE tJjID WORKS:
^THIRTY-SIXTH ST., PITTSBURGH, PA.
K ft
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
734.
T34 Sontliern Paclllc Company — Motitb
POWBR AKD MaCBINXBT DXPAHTXEST — C^/*-
tinued.
64 R. E. French ....
56 A. Sherbarne
50 Charles GUI
57 Seymoar Johnson.
68 F.Thayer
69W.W. Perkins...
00 George Gregg
01 A. Campbell
08 C. L. Donnatin . . .
08 Jno. Bonner
04 C. Wiclutrom
05 £. K. Rntherford..
00 M.J.Crosby....-!
Fm. Maeh.Shp,
Mew, Car Reptf.
Matt. Mtch
Fm. Round H.
Fm. Round H.
Master Mtch . . .
Fm. Mach.Shp.
Mail. Car Reps.
Master Meeh...
Fm. Shops
Fm. Car Shops
AssH. M. M.,l
S. et C RR, )
Car] in, Ner.
Ogden. U. T.
Red Bluff, Cal.
Tulare, Cal.
Sumner, Cal.
Mojare, Cal.
Los Angeles, Cal.
it
Tncson, Arts.
Vallcjo, Cal.
S. Francisco, Cal.
Stockton, Cal.
T34 Southern Pacific Compmnj— Continued.
(b) Nortbebk Diytsion, comprising the following
railroads: SoatUern Pacifle RK. of Cal., north of
Goshen, 240 miles ; Monterey RR, 15 miles ; Pajaro A
banta Cms RR, 20 miles ; San Jos6 & Almaden RR.,
8 miles.
1 A. C. Bastett \Superintendent
2 C.J. Rfiblnson.
3H. R Jadah...
4£. J. Martin...
&J. T. Murphy.
6 Jndson Rice . .
7 John T. Wilson
8F. N. Belllsle..
9 T. J. Urquhart.
Auditor
Ass't. O.P. A.
Ass' t. Gen. F. A.
Road Matter. . .
Fm.R'd Carpt.
Matter Mac/i..
Matt. Car md.
TYain Matter. .
8. Francisco, Cal.
t(
•t
San Jos£, Cal.
S. Francisco, Cal.
Sacramento, Cal.
(a) Southern Padjlc RR* qf Cal.
1 Charles Crocker . . .
2 Charles F. Crocker.
8 C. P. Uuniington . .
4 J. L. Willcuit
5N. T.Smith
Pretident New York, N. Y.
Vice-Prts S. Franclpco, CaL
Agent dbAtty.
SecTftary
lYtaturtr
New York, N. Y.
S. Francisco, Cal.
• .k
(6) Central Paeijlc RR.
Pretident
Ut Vice-Pret...
'Zd Vice-Pret. . .
3d VicS'Pret...
Secretary
Trtaturer
8. Francisco, Cal.
New York, N. Y.
.» %k
8. Francisco, Cal.
1 Leland Stanford. . .
2C. P. Huntingt«n..
8 Charles Crocker . . .
4 u. F. »-rocker
5B.H. Miller. Jr....
Timothy Hopkins..
For corporate officbra of other leased lines, see
Poor's ** Manual of Railroads."
(c) Atlantic System, comprising the following lines
of road : Galveston, Uurrlsburg and San Antonio Ry.,
930 miles ; Texas and New Orleans RR., 1^06 miles ;
JLoai#iana Western RR, 112 miles ; Morgan's Louisiana
and Texas RR., 283 miles ; New York, lexas and Mexi-
can Ry., 92 miles ; Gulf, Western Texas and Paeiflc
Ky., bo miles.
1 J. G. Schriever. . .. ; TroMc Man . .
2 J. Kruttschnitt . . 'Ast^i. Manag.
3 J. B. Richardson* «!
» »• \ Local Treat..
4E. M. UnderhilP'
T 8 il
: New Orleans, La
5 P. L. Queyrouxe -j
M.D.Monserrate-j
7 W. H. Albertson. .
8W.F. Owen....-j sR-^^rt\
9 W. C. Watson O.P. A Tkt.Ag
Oen.Ft.Agt.
&. Land Com
Matt. Mech. . .
(Jen. Bag. Agt.
O.B.A. Linet I
Ko/LYayette f
»t
(4
IOC. C. Gibbs.
11 J.J.Ryan..
18 D. A. Sullivan
18F. Borge
■■■{
Qen. Auditor..
G.S. Linet W. I iT«,.at«« rr^^
qf LafuyttU \ 'Houston, Tex.
G. S. tjt.W.T.n ^
it p. and y. V I Victoria, Tex.
Y.T.dtMRyt.) I
Pay matter i Algiers, La.
S. M. L.ab j.i\ il »i
nf . f
New Orleans, La
'^ousion, Tex.
SanAntonio.Tex.
Houston, Tex.
:}
New Orleans, La.
14 TraveUing Passenger Agentt. — W. C. Gregory,
Cincinnati. O.; G. W. Ely, Montgomery, Ala.; P. Gray
Nichols, Galveston, Tex. ; C. £. Miner. £i Paso, Tex. ;
W. Chonpian. Havana, Cuba ; £. U. Stevenson, Mont-
gomery, Ala.
(a) OcUvtttonj Harritburg A San
1 C. P. Huntington . > Pretident
2 C. C. Gibbs ' V.-P. <t L. Com
3 A. C. Hutchinson ; Gen. Manager.
4 J. G. Schriever ^Traffic Man.. .
5 J. Kruttscbnitt. . . .\AttH Manager.
6C. Babbidge xJ'r.^A.AA.Sec.
7 J. K. Fisher Au.^S.&At.Tr.
8 J. B. Richardson.. Local Treat
9W. C. Watson...
lOGeorge W.Polk...
11 R. S. Spofford....
12E. P. Hill
IHJ. S. Dunlay
14 J. C. Buchanan . . .
16 W. G. Van Vleck .
10 J. J. Ryan
17 1. RCade
18 J. J. B. Llndbnrg.
Antonio Ry.
New York, N. Y.
Houston, Tex.
New Orleans, La.
tt
Gen. Pats. Agt.
As. Land Com.
Countel
Attorney
Matt, oj Tran.
Sup. La. 1A9..
S. San Ant.Dv.
Gen.Mat. Mtch.
Fm. Car Shopt
S.ElPatoJjtv
Boston. Masa.
New Orleans, La.
(I *t
Boston, Mass.
HouBtoo, I'ex.
tt
San Antonio,Tex.
tt
Harrisburg. Tex.
£1 Paso, Tex.
(6) GiUf, Western Texat & Pacific Ry.
1 M. D. Monserrate.
2F. S. Stockdale...
8 A. C. Hutchinson.
4 J. G. Schriever...
5 J. Kruttschnitt....
6 J. B. Richardson..
7D. C. Proctor... .
8 M. D. Monrerrate.
U James Beaumont .
10 W^. C. Watson ....
11 James Mooney...
12J.£. Fisher
iPret. its
V.-P. it Atfy .
Gen. Manager.
TrofficMan ..
Ast~t Manager.
Treasurer
6ecreiaty
Gen. Supt
Road Master...
G<n. Pass. Agt.
Master Mech...
Auaitor
Cuero, Tex.
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Cuero, Tex.
New Orleans, La.
(c) Morgan's Louisiana and Texat RR.
1 A. C. Hatchini^on..
2 J. O. Schriever ..
3 J. B. Richardson..
4 1. E. Gates . . .
5 J. Kruttschnitt.. .
W. C. Watson . . . .
7 J. M. Dun lap. .. .
8 F. Borge
9 C. l^rumpy
low. F. Owen
11 James D. Connell.
12 H. Print
18 R. L. Herbert . . . .
14J. Hildebrand
15 William O'Brien..
IOC. M. Smith
17 Charles MalUrd...
18J. T. Dowell
President
V.P.itTraf.M.
^V^. <fr Treat. . .
Asst. Secretary .
AfH. Manager.
Oe-.Patt.AgL
Train Master..
Gen, Hag. Agt.
Purch. Agent .
SupciinUndeni
Matt. Mech. . . .
IHv. Mech
For. Loco. Rep.
Matt. Car Bdr.
For. Car Rep. . .
Matt. CarPtr.
Road Master .. .
Road Master. . .
New Orleans, La.
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(d) New Torky Texas and Mexican Ry.
1 A. C. Hutchinson
2 M. D. Monserrate.
3 C. Proctor
4C. 8. WeUs
5 J. Kruttschnitt. . . .
6 J. G. Schreiver
7 W. C.Watson
8L. S.Daniel
9 James Mooney
10 James Beaumont. .
Pret. it G. M. .
Viee-Prttident .
Treasurer
Secretary
General Supt..
lYcfficMan....
G. Pott. Agent
Train Matter. .
Matter Mech. .
Road Matter. . .
New Orleans, La.
Cnaro, Tex.
Victoria, Tex.
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Cuero, Tex.
Victoria, Tex.
(s) SaUne and East Texat RR.
IL E. Gates
2£. P. Hill
8W.C. AverUI
4Wm. Mahl
6W. N.Shaw
6 A. C. Hutchinson.
7 J. Kruttschnitt.. .
8 J. G. Schriever....
9 W. C. Watson . . . .
lOJ.B. Richardson..
lie. C. Gibbs
12G. W.Polk
18 J. C. Buchanan.. .
14J. S. Dnnlay
President
i VicePretident.
Trtaturer ....
Sec. d Treat . .
Attt. Secy
Gen. Manager.
Asst. Manager.
Tre^Man....
Gen. Pott. Agt.
Local Treat....
L. C. A O.F.A.
\As. Land Com.
'Superintendent
\MaeL Trantp..
New York, N. Y.
Houston, Tex.
Beaumont, Tex.
New York. N. Y.
Houston, Tex.
New Orleans, La.
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Phoenix Iron Works,
■.m.^.
For Forges, Pipe Founders, Roiling Miiis, Wire Works, Foundries,
Machine Shops, Doclcs, etc.
▲LSO,
LOCOlOTIVil AM PIVOT CRMES,
Derricks, and Overhead Travelling Cranes.
Send for catalogue and prices.
PENNSYLVANIA BOLT& NUT CO.
MANUPACTUREUS OF
MACHINE BOLTS,
Track Bolts, Washers,
Log-Screws and Skein-Screws,
Boiler and Bridge Rivets.
Hot Pressed Uuts mth Eeamed Holes,
CHAXFESED, TBUOIED AHD BEAMED KUTB,
▲lio
u, E F- 1 N E i> laj^Tt moiv.
Send for catalogue and prieei.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
734-746.
T84 Southern Paellle Companjr-
Eatt Texas RR.^ Continued.
■Sabine ami
15 J. J. Hjan \Jiaiter Mech . . ,
16 M. C. Whalen . . i Road Matter . .
Hoaston, Tex.
Bemnmont, Tex.
(J) Ttx(u and New Orleans Ry.
XewYotk. N.Y.
Honiton. Tex.
New York^ N. Y.
Hotuiton, Tex.
PreHdenf
, Vice-President.
Asst.Tr. &, Sec.
\Treas. it And..
■Astt. Secretary.
\ Gtn. Manager. New Orloent, La
'A9St. Manager.,
Trqfflc Man,..:, " "
\Gen. Pass. Agl.\
\Local Tteas....
^L.C. tt G.F.A. noueton, Tex.
\Asst. Land C, * **
\Sfiperintendent^
\Mast. Transp. ;
^Ma^«r Meek...
\Hoad MoMter ..
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2K.P.Hill
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4 P. L. OiieyroDze..
5W. N. 6haw
6 A. C. HatcbiDSon.
7 J. Kruttschiiitt...
8J. G. Scbriever....
« W. C. WttUon
10 J. B. RichardBOD..
11 C. C. Gibb«
1«0. W. Polk
13 J. C. Bacbanan....
14J. 8. Danlaj
15 J. J. Kyan
Itf Jobn Grogan
General office (S. P. Co.), ban Francitco, Cal.
73o Soucli Carolina Rj.— Obarleston to An-
gu»ta, 197 mjles ; branched, 109 miles.
1 HenrvP.Talmadge President. . . .\. New York, N. Y.
%Z9M.^,B\^\ji%tyii Vice-President. " *'
3 Ga«ion HanJy» * • ♦, Treasurer Charle^on, 8. C.
4 W. T. Minor \iSec. dt A fat. 2*. New York, N. Y.
5 J. B. Peck i Gen. Manager. Ch^TleatOD, S. C.
tf D. C. Allen^ \g. P. <k T. A.
7 S. B. PlckeuB* .... Gen.Fgt. Agt.
8 A. De Caradenc. . . iJM^ Engineer
9 L. C. Hendricka. . . Auditor
Gen. Baa. Agt.
Mas. oj'Macn..
Mas. CarJips..
Mas. of Trans..
Road Master . . j
Gen. Agent . . . 'New York, N. Y.
y. Eng. Agent. \Rnt!Xon^ Mhss.
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11 P. J. Cochrane
13G. H. Gramiiofc-..
laJ. U. AveriiP •»«.
14 James Trumbull . .
15W. H. Rhett... .
16 A. D. W. bampson
8oe alao Georgia Aasociated Traffic Lines.
General office, Charlenton, S. C. Transfer office,
Farmers' L. & T. Co., New York, N. Y.
736 South Eastern Hy.— WeAt Famham to
Ricbford. 44 miles ; branches and leased linet*, 171
miles ; Monireal, Portland and Boston My., 45 miles.
1 Danean Mclntyre. President Montreal, Que.
2A. B. Chaflee>*t.. TVewi/m-
3 T. A. Mackiunon i Gen. Manager.. '*
4 Urnsh Macdiarmid. Superiniendsnt Bicbford, Vt
5 PhUip u. Kyan3 ? » Auditor MonUeal. Que.
6 G. Uhanks Gen. lid. Jfa«..!Satton, Qu«.
7 A. G. Eastman Mech. Supt i Montreal, Que.
8 A. E. Laiiinde Trav. Pass.Ag.\
» Wm. Craig 'Div. Rd. Mas. . Tamham, Que.
10 Wm. Uoa»ton i/tt . Jid. Mas. .
1 1 William lAoe Div. Jid. Mas.,
ISRMcLeod
la G. 8. Mackinnon .
14 John Siies
15E.Fmn
16 H. Inipey, Sr....
17 8. B. Horton... .
18 W. 8targeoii.. ..
19 0. Crammings...
Master Mech
Loco. Foreman.
Shop Fi^refnan.
Btksinih, Fi^..
Carpenter For.
Pntrs. For
Yard Master. .
FvremaH
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General office, 203 St. James St , Montreal, Que.
737 Soothfleld Branch BR.— Southflclds to
Soaihlield Furnace, 1 mile.
1 A. W. Humphreys. '/VMi(i«ii< iNew York, N. Y.
S Louis C. Clark
SJamesM. 8colleld.
4 J. 8. Ford
Treoturer
Secretary
Super intsndeni
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General office, 45 W illiam St., New York, N. Y.
738 South Florida BR.
See Plant iHTSttmmt Company.
739 South IVancheet^r BR.—Sonth
Chester to North Mauchai»ter, i miles.
Man-
1 F.W.Cheney
2 Richard O. Cheney.
8 Chas. 8. Chency"'t
S.Manchester, f^t.
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li^sident...
Sec. <t Gen. M..
T. <t G.F.A..
740 South JHouDtaln By.— Carlisle to Pine
Grove Furnace, 18 miles.
IJ.C. Fuller President Pine Grove F., Pa
2 W. H. Woodward.. A, T., Gen. S.. Carlisle, Pa.
8 A. E. Lehman Chief Engineer
4J. U. Nortou Road M(Uft*-r ..
5 C. Ful ler i Mas. Car Rjts..
741 South Pacific Coaat BR.— Newark to
Junction, Cal., 45 miles ; leabed lines, 31 miles.
1 James G. Fair Presidtnt San Francisco, C.
9 A. E. Davjs V.P. & G. M. .
8 (-has. S. Neal Secretory
4 Y. W. Gatfkill A.,Pav.A PA.
5 L. Fillmoie Gen. Supt... .
6 W. F. Fitzgerald. . . G. F. d:P.A..
General office, San Francisco, Cal.
742 South- Weatern By. (Kentucky).—
Harrod»burg to Harrodsburg J unction, 5 mjles.
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2 Thoniud C.Bell....
8D. .1. Curry
4 A. B. Bonia
5J.M. Tebbctta....
ttM. Tubler
7 J. C. Uooe*
8W. C. Rue
9 J. A. Ellis
10 Thomas Chalk....
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lYesidertt
}^e-Pr(sident .
Treasurer
Secretary
Superintendent
G. F. <fc P. A . .
.Mast. Transp..
Chief Engineer
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Road Moiiter .
General office, Harrodsburg, Ky
743 SprlnsTllle and Sardinia
SpriuQville to Sardinia, 19 miles.
1 B. Chaffee* Ptes.A G. M. . Springvillo. N Y.
2 Jamctt Hopkins ■ Vice-President Sardinia, N. Y.
3 L. M. i^Muxmiw^... \Secreluiy Springvlile, N. Y.
4A. L Vaugbsn \ Treasurer .... *'
6 W.W.French {Auditor. j "
General office, Spiingvllle, N. Y.
744 Statcn Island Rapid Transit RR.—
Clirtun to Erustina, 6.5 miles ; btateu leland Ry., 13
miles.
1 J. Frank Emmons President New York, N. Y.
2 Thomas M. King.. Vicv-Pusititnt. Baltimore, Md.
3W.H. Ijams Treasurer
New York, N. Y.
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Secretary
General Stfpt
Chi^ iSh^iri^^lBllxabeth, N. J.
Mast. Trail sp..^?f\. Geotge, 8. \.
Purch. Agent. . New VoA, N. Y.
Gen. Tiaf.Agt
4 Edward Curry
5 William Keutgen.
6 Frank S. Usnuon..
7 Chaa. Ackenhell. . .
8 W. O. Spriggs....
9W. U. Lewis
10 R. W. Pollock. ..
11 A. Braisted Supt.qf Ferrut^
General office, foot of Whitehall St., New York,
N. Y. Locomotive and .Car Repair bhops at Totteo-
ville, N. Y.
745 Stcrllne Mountain Ry.— Sterlington to
Lakeville, 8 miles.
1 A. W. Humphreys » P., G. M.AA.
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8 J. M. Scofleld..
4 £. B. Wilsoni >
New York, N. Y
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Sscfetaru
SCE.GFttP.A.
Locomotive and C^r Repair Shops at Sterlington.
Freedom
74G Stewartstown RB.— New
Stewartstown, 7 miles.
1 James Fulton* Pres. A O. M.
to
2 JosephW. Anderson
1 A. Ander#on» « »•.
4 JohnB.Gemmill'«ii
5 W. W. Stewart. . . .
6 A. G. Bo\Kman>*..
7 Jesse B. KcnnedT.
8 James M. Hendrix
General office, Stewartstown, Pa.
Vice-President .
Treasurer*. ...
Sec. db Gen.Suj
Chiff Engihet,
Gen. T. cf F.A
Rd. M.db Su.Bi
duditor.
Stewartstown, Pa
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Stewartstown.Pa.
Shrewsbury, Fs.
StewarutowD,Pa.
See note of explanation on first page.
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Jones' Pat ent Tram Car Wheels
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW.
The Axle is SQUARE and does not revolve, consequently never wears out.
The Bush, which the wheel revolves upon, is round, with a square hole in the center.
The Bush has an Oil Cup, which is always on top.
The Car Wheel is chilled on the thread and center, which causes the wear to be on the
Bush, which is of soft iron. When a Bush wears out it can be replaced by a laborer in a
few minutes.
The adoption of these improvements will save at least one-third expense in Car Repairs.
This patent is not for sale ; but proper parties in the different sections of country will be
licensed, at reasonable Royalty, to manufacture and furnish the improvements to Coal and
Iron Ore Operators, Stone Quarrymen, Railroad Contractors, Lumbermen, and all parties
who use Tram Cars or Pole Koads.
For further information address
EXCELSIOR FOUNDRY AND MACrflNE WORKS,
BIRlilNOHAM, AUUBAMA. Works, Avondale.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Iron Fronts, Ornamental Fencing, Tram Cars, Castings and Forcings.
MACHINERY, MILL AND MINE JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
E. R. JONES, Preaidcnt P. 8CHLUS8BR, Vice-President. H. HOUPT, Sec'y and TreM.
DIXIE POWDER CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
CRITERION
DYNAMITE
QUALITY GUARANTEED EQUAL TO ANY MADE
IN THE UNITED STATES.
WRITK KOR PRICES.
DIXIE POWDER CO.,
CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFiaALS.
747-771.
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•—Phoenicia to Hantcr, H miles.
1 S. D. CoTkendall*.. >/>.<« Tranx/.A. Kondont, N. Y.
t George CfoykendaU*) V.-P. d G.S...
8 Jobn C. Romeyn . . \8fcrttary
4 Sftomel Ck>l«fS • . . . Trtwurtr
5 George CoykendallV O.T.^F.A..
6 0. L. Eostnuin^ i^.;ilu//j^>r
748 StoDjr Creek RR.
8— PhUaddphia and Reading RR.
749 Strmabnrc RR.
IT.ftM.Baamgardnef Owner $ ;l«ancai>tor. Pa.
% I. Phenegar \U*Mf. 8tiMbarg, Pa.
750 Suburban Rapid Transit Company.
— Owner of Hue from junction of Svcond At. and l^Stlti
8t. across H«rlem Klvcr to 149d St. (Extension now
in coorse of construction.)
1 Samael R. Fll ley. . . I PrtHdent ... 'New York, N. Y.
K L. R. Pomeroy ,See. d: Trew. . . , ** *•
8J. J. R. Cnws \ChUf Engineer. »* •*
4 £. B. Wetmorc \Snperintendtm *♦
General office, 40 and 43 Wall St., New York CMty.
761 SnlTolk and Carolina RK.— Saffoik to
Chawan Rirer, 34 miles. Completed, 23 miles, and
branch, 8 miles. Built and owmd bj Smffolk Lumber
Co.
752 SuflTolk I^umbrr Co.^e RR.— Suffolk
toTerminai>, 15 miles: from Wiiiton, N. C, 35 miles;
branchei*, 10 miles— total, 33 miles.
1 W. H. Jackson . . . President Sallsbiinr. Md.
i E. E. Jackiion .*c. «fc 7V<a* . .
8 W. M. Whsley Gtn. Manager. Suffolk, Va.
General office, Salisbury, Md.
763 SummU Braucb RR.
See PtnMylvania Cofnp^iny.
764 Sivalnaboro RR.— Midville to Swainsboro,
21 miles.
1 J. Thompson A Co.\ Proprietort. . . . | Augusta, Ga.
755 SylTanla RR.
*See Central BR. of Otorgia.
756 Syraeuae and BaldwlnevlUe RR.—
8yracui>e to Bald wins vi lie, It miles.
1 J. T. Skinner Pnndenl .... Syracaso, N. Y.
5 Wallace Tuppao.. . . lice-Pr«Hdent.
8 P. K. Green Trea-urer. . . .
4 W. W. Downer. ... I secretary
A Alex. Uamill [Manager
757 Syracuse, Geneva and Cornlnf RR«
See Fait Brook Coal Co.
768 Syracuse, Ontario and Bfeiv York
RR.— Syracuse to EarivUle, 46 miles.
1 Asbbel Green i Preaideftt .... jNew York, N. Y.
4 Joseph P. Ord» • ♦ . liifec. <fc r/y<w. . .
8 Albert AlIfn»"«T»" I ^.,(?./'.dt T.A. Syracuse, N. Y.
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Natbrille, Chattanooga and bt. Louis RR.
762 TaTaresy Orlando and Atlantic
RR.— Tavares to Orlando, 33 miles.
1 John A. Henderson iVyfi<f«n^ Orlando, Fla.
3 Charles Joy . . . AVice-Pretident
8 T. M. T. McKennan Gen. Manager.
4C. B. Duke..
6 Nat. Poynt2.
6C. A. Baird..
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Trtcuurer
Gtn.F.AP.A..
763 Tennessee Central RR.- Sprins City to
Jeweit, 12 miles. (Late Tenn. and Scqnauhie valley.)
1 Charles Clinton. . . . Prettident iSpringCitv.Tenn.
S£. D. Albro n«-7V/^W^r Cincinnati, O.
S P. V. M(x>ney Stc. A Tnae . . Spring Cilj, Tenn
4 0. B. Sump»Qn... . Master Mfch. . .\ ^* **
General office. Spring City, Tenn.
764 Tennessee and Coosa RR.— Gadsden
toBrilton, 11 miles.
1 Louis Wyeth \PreHdent IGunttrsrille, Ala.
3 Hugh Carlisle ' Gen. Manager, .(^adsden. Ala.
3 S. K. Rayhnm -Land A. it See iGuntersTille. Ala.
4 J. A. W\eih Financial Agf.'Sew York, N. Y.
5 W. E. Knox \Sup F.dP.Agt.AttallA^ Ala.
765 Tennessee and Ohio Ry.
1 H. M. Aikcii» a » * » Pree. «* O. M.. KogeriYille, Tenn
2 James Cooper* »«.. 5«r. <* 7Vw/r. . .
8 Joseph Ilelton Stt/terintendent
4Hni;h Murray* > G.F.it Pufs.A.
5 William Price Road Ma»ur. . .
766 Terre Haute and Indianapolis RR.
See Vandalia Line.
767 Terre Haute and Peoria Ry.— Terre
Haute to Peoria, 173 miles. vFormeny Uliuois Midland
Ry.)
1 C. W. Fairbanks. . . Prttidnit Decatur, 111.
3 D. II. Conklin V.-Piee. <f Tre.
8 Andrew Stevens Sec A GTktAgt\ *' **
4 O. K. Grady \Ma»t of Trans.
6 Walter M. Strange.. Ut/</i^<>r
tt Peter Ford | Road Master. .
7 Frank Young \Fmn. S/iops.... Paris, 111.
General office, Decatur, 111.
768 Terre Haute and Sontit-Eastern
RR.
Ste EcanstUle and Indianapolis BB.*,
769 Texas Central Ry.
See Houston and Texas Central BB.
770 Texas and New Orleans RR«
See Southern Pacijtc Company.
771 Texas and Pacific Ry.—Goldsboro, La.,
to £1 Paso, Tex., 1,162 milts ; with branches, 3S5 miles.
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6 Edward Sawyer .
8 Thos. Baigrie, Sr.
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Mast. Mech...
Boad MaU ...
General office, 6 Vanderbilt Ave., New York, N. Y.
759 Talbotton RR.— Talbotton to Bostick, 7
miles.
1 8. W. Thornton .... I President .Talbotton, Oa.
SW. H.Martin 'Hec, T.diSupt.l
SJ.H.Dennis \G. Tk. dbFt.A.^ " ••
760 Talladega and Coosa Valley RR.—
TalladegA to Siemlvy, 15 miles.
1 D. W. Rogers President Renfroe, Ala.
S W. H. Sciflxs Secretary Talladega, Ala.
8R.H.lsbc11 \Tnasurer... **
4 D. M. Rogers Gen. Manager.. RenfhM, Ala.
5R.SPatiilo tten.FQt.Agt.
8 P. W. Goodwin ChiefEnginetr. .
7 8. Q. Bnrdett ^For. Rep. Sfntp
8 Nelson Yonng | For. Rep. Yard^
General office, Renfroe, Ala.
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1 L.A.Sheldon.
2 .lohn C. Brown
3 JaT Gouiil
4 John C. Brown.. , .
5 0«o. J. Gould
6 Johns. Wilkes....
7C. B. Saiterlee....
8 W. il. Abrams
9 A. A. Egbert
10 Fiank Trumbull..
1 1 Jacob Johann
13 John A. Grant
13 L. 8. Thorne
14 B. W. McCnllongh
15W. W. Fluley
IHE. A. Garrey
17 N. B. Sherwin....
18 W.J.Taylor
19 A. H. Watts
aOJ. W. AddU
31 J. J. Kerten
33 E.R.Smith
28 A. H. Douglass....
34L.L. Keller
Beceivers . . .
President
UtV.'JYeHdeut
id V.Prtsident
Tr.of Bfeeiurs
Secretary
L. C. <t -1. Sec.
O. S.of Recvrs.
Aud.of Becors.
i)up. Mot. Pow.
Gen. Manager.
Supt. Transp..
G.P, d T. A.
Gen. Fgt. Agt..
Chiff Engineer
Purch. Agent..
Gen. Baa. AgL
Master Mech . . .
Ma»ts^ Mech. . .
Aetg.Div.Sypt.
IHv. M. Mech. .
IHr.M.Mech..
Dir.Supt I
■New Orleans, La.
Dallas, Tex.
New York, N Y.
«t. Louis. Mo.
New York. N. Y.
.Dallas. Tex.
,New York, N. Y.
Dallas, Tex.
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Marshall, Tex.
New Orleans, La.
Big Springs, Tex.
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165
Hildreth Varnish Co.,
SUPERFINE
Railroad • •
^ Varnishes.
178 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK.
BONNELL'S
Nubian Iron Enaiel.
A Very Elastic, Glossy Blaek,
Odorless Coating
For Locomotives, Smoke Stacks,
Car Truss Rods, Hand Rails,
Car Wheels, Boiler Fronts,
Steam Pipes, and all
Kinds of Iron
Work.
MANUPA.CTURED BY
Tlie NQUaD Iron EnaiDel Co.,
207 SOUTE CANAL ST.,
CHICAGO, ILL.
J. MacCormack,
ii!
Cep^CTOJR M^ BmiiDE^.
Bridges, Trestles, Tnrn-TaMes and Riveted Girders,
aof^ ml QfrnmiM |fob "l^orli.
Old Stone Mill,
ALBANY, N. Y.
POOR'S DIBECTORT OF BAILWAT OFFICIALS.
TTI Texaa and Pa«IAc tlt.-reKiiiivid.
n J. L. Oriffln |Xe»ff.W»,Siipf.iTBi»rkflm, Tci.
KJ. H. RediiioD ....Dlc.Svpl.. .. IHuiluJI, Tei..
HT. W. «nder»n .. T. Mai.K.O.lf. Hlfl S[>rlnB», Tbi.
» J. B. Redman \Tntif lHuttr,. MtntwLlJm.
» J. W. ClaWMD.... rnuB Jtutrc-, '
Id E. G. Uowar Train JTiufir.. Fort W.Tth. Tu.
•lU.S.HliIfl JTiuf.CVimUn.'llanhsll, Tax.
MP. H. AleiBiider..v/./-.C'wAt(v>.
(3D.K.OniTH Bond Mailir..\
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»S OmmUKfirf 7yo'«;fl«0'-(?mf« -II. B. Smith, Par.
Cnut Alt.. H. r. Loiaii. Puc. CoMt T%1. Abl. ^B
PnnclKO. C»l.: L. A. BmerBon. Oi.n, Kn. ARt.. W. E.
K. nnjt. En. fiH. Aki.. J. V. HcCiiiin. Tnv. Pin.
AjL. Hew York. N.T.; A H. Torrlrclll, N™ Eni. Abi.,
fe. M. Newliegin, N. E. Tnv. AuC. BoMon, Min. ; S.
n. Tbomiwaa. CmL P>m. Ail, RotMri HlmpKin, Cam.
9tf. An., PHubursn. P:; V. K, Wnrwirk, D1»t. Pun.
Act., OlndBnitl, O.; Cehi Alcunder, Dirt. Pvi. Ajrt.,
IndliDipolli, Ind.; Pmk Frriic, Cora. Frt. ArI., Juhn
B. Ennli. Trar. Pui>. A Lund Ajrt.. J. B. Prawlej, TnT.
Pbm, Alt., ChlMgo. Ill,: M. P. Wilih. Jr., Com. Agt..
Cklni. III. ; W. B. UortoD. EmiK. A^t^., Ht. Lnulf , IM. :
L. B. D™k^ Slhn.Tni*. A«t,. LooiiiY!Ue. Ky.: A. A.
Glliwhcr. Hthn. Pua. A)^, ChUUnnozt, THrn.:N.lf.
CsrlBr. iTnT. F. A P. A., Monteomin', Alu.; R. H.
Binron. Coin. Pi^. Aiit,. New Orlmnit, lA. ; J. h. Mil-
ler, Tn.1. P. A., n»ll«B, Tei. ; P. J. CrooblB, Tr»y, P.
• r. A., Bl PuM, Tcr.
EiFcnllve offlre, Dklloi. Tri. Geacnl DlTlce, lU
Broulway, Now V.irk. N. T.
lit T>xaa, 8anlaF£«ndNortb«rnRB.
—Suita ir« to EvuDla, 3B mllex.
tL.lf.HeUr . llffi'tnt EmUFt, N. M.
SB.SallEiiun [VIct-l'r^iUiHl..
• Jobn HTinlnston. .IHtfTelam
4L. M,lfchw»r.. ...j.<.,,S«.iTV«i
« y. G. H«lMn \AiiaUBr
• H.F.roDdr iHaperinltH-JiiU: "
T73 Texas Xrnnk BH.-QiHip to Ceilir, tl
1 .lohn L. Henry. ... I lYtiid'ni iDallu, Ttx.
T9B Toleda, Ann Arbor nn4 north
miehlKan aj.—OMliiaitd.
6D. M. Moiii.i'"..i.4i;*fl.j)Mi/i(w.. Toledo,©.
BB.r.Jorvi-""". ./>«"■""/.-. -I ■' "
T W. H.Bmnrti' *.,;(;.>■'. rf-/'n«,( " "
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mo. L, I>i>iii Hoaa Miwltr... •■
li Hmryfimiih jSupl. B. itr il...K.llllulP,O..Hch
Gcnwil ofllcr, Toledo, O.
179 Toledo, rolumbn* aDd SootfearK
nr.-TuIcdu to Pindlnr, 41 iiiiln.
T.P.Broirn rtri. * O.Waii-.Toledo. O.
W.J. WHkBr ■Viu-I'miiltnt.' •• "
A W.Ftoll SK.ATirai:... " "
John H. IJdjU, ...llrtn, Clmiwfi...' " '■
■ H. K. Ptirhtr" •...'«. /■'. <t P.Agl. ■• "
V W. Honli" t ' ■ ■ "u A'iitaiiiA.,tCA' " "
7W.W. Hirrinn... ,SBpfriiifrjui*i.(Bowllni;Onteo,0.
GenEnl om«, Tdlodo, O. Hepolr Shops It Toledo, O.
780 Tolrdnand Otaln Vcnlral BT-— ToUl
„ . „.. jp^f dftatl*, feu roorii^'M»nu«l
a H. R. Irrlnei.
Gtneral nlBee, Dilli
TT4 Tezaa ITai
t (I. Km.
a. 8., KttP.A
id.AO.fi'jt.A
i; Jiimeu Mill Braoch, <
StJ.PvAird
Qeneul oSICB. Knii
7T5 Thooaand lalandnRr.
Srt Ifapaitn, Tamaorlh and iiu'btc fly.
7T8 TIOEB Ballroad.
Sa Xtw York, Latt SrU and Wmlrm Rh
7TT Tloneata Valley RB,— SbcOleld I«
BeW Junction, 18 mil--' ■
leutd llnel, ai mllm.
r niter Hon
Slieflieid, P>.
Mlddlclown.N.T.
SChulMSitel TVnH, A Au
AitnjCnij IStcAOtfUv
fi Isaac Uanon Gen. jVanaei
Georre Horton O. Paul. * /■.
7 LuielB. ScboSeld . . ! MrMon 5v/j
Oeaeral oDce, SkclBeld, Pa.
778 Toledo, Ann Arbor and Norlli
meblKan By.— I'ulBdo. O.. (o Mt. Pleuant, '" '
ITI mllM ; wllk branchef. «t mllea.
1 Janie> U, AihIeT...|/Vu.<C O ifon, Toledo, O.
«A. W. WriEhl nM-/V«jrirf<nI. ISaiinawG'r.Mlch
SH w ».hi,.. r,. i \^ naiPns. I I.
3H.W.Aihlcy.Jr..j ^ a. m,-.,.\ ,■
4C F.Cook \Svrflarv I
mlleeEe, 1
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fifc.A Truu..
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aloffl™,Tci
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1
Toledo, Peoria and Weater
n BR.
Lennnrd 1 3tanagtr,
!"i'i««a, Simi ,
0. Ft.£PlHtA,,
.Mm ,'— " " ' '
U.her"*',.
:EN. Aiin><irDDi;'>iiiU«a, S<wl.
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Gcnrnloaire.Pmrla. III. Locomotive and Cor Re-
783 Toledo, St. LodIm and Kanaaa CItr
.'J(i>«/«riir«A... DelphH, O.
iiii. s. meir« \FiiM. Car Sep. i
IS Road J/o'lerr.—J. Smith, Delphoi. O.; T. J. Usdl-
mn. ChailcrCoii. 11).
Uunerat aOlci!. Toledo, O.
783 Toledo and Soatb Haven RB.
Sf/ Pam PatP RR.
da Taller >nd Caba RR.
ui'ponded on rest
1 B. W, Siwncer 'fl«*(iWitlfop.'Ne»r York.N.T.
3B. W, lIiimphrey...'Su/«inttB<iCT<,.AUlca, N. Y.
Geneml ofllee. SI Broadway. New York, N. Y.
t^** Ste note of em^lanalion on first page.
167
VERONA TOOL WORKS
C. Y. WHEELER, WM. P. DE ARMIT,
Chairman. Sec. and Treas.
SPECIALTY,
STEkLING
Tbe Verona Not Lock
STEEL CO., Limited.
▲JMD Tli£
STANDARD
ZFIJCsTE
SOLID STEEL, SOLID EYE,
i*ick:.
CrucibeToo Stees
Address
OJMJ-.!^:.
METCALF, PAUL & CO.,
Cor. LibeHy St. d; Seventh Ave.,
prrrsBURGH, pa.
Branch Offiee^No. 2^ We9t Lake St.,
Chicago, 111,
BRANCH OFFICE,
•No. 41 Fifth Avenue,
PITTSBURGH.
WORKS AT DEMMLER.
DETROIT
Steels Spring Works,
Otis Iron & Steel Co.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
MANUFACTURERS OF
CRUCIBLE
CAST STEEL.
•
Cast Steel.
BOILER,
Special Steel for Turning
Tool^f Ta2>8, Diesj and Trade
Chisels.
Fire Box and Tank Plates.
•
Railway Car and Locomotiye
Elliptic & Spiral Springs.
DETROIT, MICH.
ALEX. DE LANO, CHAS. P. CHOATE,
Pres't. Vice-Pres't.
STEEL DRIVINB,
TTDC][,Tenllir,GarAile!i
am hmn.
H. R. NEWBERRY,
Secretary.
'
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
7Sft-7M.
785 TroT and Boston RR.— Tror to Ver-
munt Stale iJno, 35mi!«« ; leaiwd linet, 11 miles.
1 Daniel Robinson . .
2 J. H. Panonft
« J. E. Merrill* « » »o
48. M. Vail
5 JoMph CrandelF*.
6 C. A- Nimmo*
7S. L. Hobinwn....
SZeraB. Duvls
9 A. Brewer
10 C. H Hnbbell
11 J. S. Lineham.
• • • •
President dk PA Troy,N,
VUni'PrtHdent. ^*
Trwiurer
Secretary
Sunt. G. F. A..
G. P. AT. A
Road Master. . .
Maui. Mach . . .
M. 0. JO. *«' S. R.
Aud. AP'gA.
G. Bag Agent..
Y.
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786 Troy and
Hooaac Tunnel.
Se^ Fitchburg Railroad.
787 Tnekerton Rallroad.-Whliing't Rta.
tion to Tnekerton, 29 miles ; Edge Cove Branch, 2 miles.
1 Samuel Ashnrst. . . . President j Philadelphia, Pa.
2 R. Siuvvesant Vi^-President.\^evr York. N. Y.
3 R. Aiihurst' * • • >«.. Treatnirer I Philadelphia. Pa.
4 T. T. Price Secretary Tuckertun, N. J.
5J. J. Pharo \Sttpt. A P^g A.
6 H. N. G'lson* •»....!(?. F dtP.A..
7 W. W. Pharo .Auditor
General ofHce, Tuckerton, N. J.
788 Tnsk'cee Rallroad.—Tuskcgee to Che*
haw. Ala., 6 miles.
1 W. H. Wright ... | Treas. A Agt. \ Tankegee, Ala.
789 171ator and Delaware RR.— Rondont
to Hobart« 78 miles.
1 Thomas Cornell I President. . . .
a David Kennedy . . . | Mee-PrrMd^nt.
% A. BenKon* « • ••.. . . 'Swr. A Trt.a». . .
4J. H.Jones \Gen. Supf
A N. A. Slmms « » • " . ' C?. />. <ft /*. ^ ,
6 A. E. Benson \S. 'Pran., M }f}
I J. H. Decker - ^^^ ^^^^^ ^ .
8 R. B. Jones Auditor :
9 C. Hotaling Mast. Car Put.,
Goneral office, Rondonl, N. Y.
790 17nlon RallwartCo. ofCliattanoosa,
In ihe city of Chatunooca. 19 miles.
1 C. E. James. ... i Pr*M*ltnt Chattanooga,Ten
2D. J. O'Connem*!!. Sflcr^ory
3 E. A. Cooper S'fperintend^nt
General office, Chattanor^ga, Tenn.
791 Union Freli^hC Railroad.— Bost^/n and
Lowell RR. to Old Coiony RR.. Mass.. 2 mileo.
1 Charle* F. Choate.. Presid^rU B<^ton. Mass.
2B. B. Torr»T Traarvnr
3 A. H. GroTenor . . Ofn, Hvpi
4 S. C. Pntnaan /i>fi. F*it. Agt..
5 C. H. Eastman Rood Mastsr. . .
General office, Boston, Xa«a.
Rondont.
N.
Y.
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792 Cnlon Paelfle Ry.
Exer^ir.s and Tr^n»ury DepnttrMnt*.
1 Cha«. P. Adam*.Jr P-et^Ut^t lAn^im, Sfa««.
2 Thomas J. Potter. V\/A-Pr*syUHt. Oosal^. ?r«;b.
JoTrtiSir'jnis; ;- ^-<' «» '-'« ■*••«'• "»-
fi Henry Xc/aruod. fk/^. A Tre^,
« Alex. Millar A»»t. I*^^*tnry
. Jsme* G. Harris. ; j^^^ j^^ ■
S J.imes M. Ham A»»f .H^a A Tr ??•?» Y'/T*. J%. Y.
9 Frank D. B.^^wr.* • /yjrMi Tr»aji . . Orr«aa«. N>'/.
11) ITcion Trasc f>*... TroMf. Ag^tikf litrm X*^£. Jf, Y.
II Orver W. Sf.r.k . rot^T^JUr P^>*'at., Ma*«.
1^ Era-tn* Y'*iinsj . . A udtt/jr fiuur*A, S^'t.
13J. W. Grimrh . Am f Ah^I .
14 F. D. BtoiSL.* ' » . . IaoU 7r*/u. • **
792 Union Paclllc WLjt—Aceountlng^ Law and
Land Dspartmsnts—ConHnued,
15 D. D. Davis
16 A. 8. Vsn Knran..
17 W. 8. Wing
IHEBiuklnghamf"!'
19 D. W. Hitchcock..
20 Sidney Bsrtlctt . . .
91 John P. Dillon....
St A. J. Popploton. i
28 J. P. Usher. . . f
24 J. J. Burns
%SO. M. ('Ummlng...
26 B. McAllaster
Fgt. Auditor..
A. Agts. AcHs.
A. I'hss. Acrts.
Car Afrounta^t
Cur Sert). Agt..
Gen. Coungfl ..
Gen. fkdit'itor..
Gen. Attorneys.
Gen. Stars K/tr
Gsn.Land (ktm
Land (Jotfim...
Omaha, Neb.
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Boston, Mass.
New York. N. Y.
I Oninha. Nrb.
) ljiwn>nro. Kan.
Omaha, N«*b.
II
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Transportation DspartmrtU.
27 8. R Callawsy*...
28 G. M. Cnmming...
29Thos.L.KimbulI...
SOP. P. Shelby
81 E. Dickhison
32 J. W.Morse
33 H. B. Jon«'B
34 1). W. Hitchcock..
85 C. 8. Stebbins ....
3«0. P. McCsrty ....
87 A. Travnor
88J. W. Deal
Hitr.-P.AG.M
Ass't.G^n.Mgr.
Gen.Tntf.Mgr.
Ass't. G. T M.
Omaha, Neb.
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II
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S.LnkfCliy.Utab
Actg.Gen.Supt.'Di&n^i'T, ('wl.
Gtn. hiss. yf7^ Omaha, Neb.
y4**7 <7. /'<;*. Vl. I
G. W. P. AF.A.^i^. Frsnclwo, Cal.
Gen. Ticket i^.lOmshu, Neb.
AssH G. T. ii.f
Gen. Rag. ilf/riConncil Bhiffs.la.
AssH G. R. il.iKaiiiiaHCiiy, Mo.
89 Gem rot Agrnts, Pasitenger and Tirkft Dr/Htrt'
nitnts : I) E. Cornell, Kannas ('ity. Mo.: Ororge Ad/,
Denver, Col.: Hoyt Shermao. Jr., Halt Laku (;ity, Utah;
C. W. 8cott, Butte, Mont.
40 J. A. Mnnroc ...
41 J. S. TeblM'tfs . . .
42 W. F. McMillan..
43 H. A. Johnson ..
44 D. B. Keller
45.S. C. Nash
46C. W. 8cott
.\Grn. Fnt. >4j7^.<r)ntalia. Neb.
.1.4. G.Fgt. /^/.iKanMs Clry, Mo.
. A.G. Fgt. i4^/.iOmsha, N<'b.
II
ii
A. G.Fgt, Agt.
^AstCt Gun. i4<7/. I Denver. <'oI.
AsM't G. F. /4. S.I^ki-ihy.UUll
JUv. Fgt. >49^ 'Butlo, Mont.
47 Gsnernl Agents^ Frrinht F)ei>artTnent : O^torge J.
Need ham. 8slt Lake City. Utah ; rM^rgi; W. Walts. Hsn
Francisco. Cal. ; E. H. Wood, (.'blrsgo. III. : J. L Oar-
ner, Plttsbargh, Pa. ; George A. Bsnderwm, I'hiladel-
pbia. Pa.
48 J. J. Dickey Hujtt. of T*J*g. Omaha, N«ib.
4« L. H. Korty A»sH ft. of Tel.
!M V. Knowland Ge». Kak. Agt. Sww York, N. Y,
51 W. L. Greene City Pass. Agt. ;
&2 M. T. Dennis Sew Kng, Agt., B^isf /n, Mass.
53 TrartJUing Agents^ FrHght and ptiMStM&r Depart'
fffuls: J, ». Hmitb. A. C. Harver. \Uitit/iu, Ma«s. ; H, A.
Ilutchlwm, Bnffalo, N. Y. : T. P. VhIII", Philadelphia,
Pa. : C. K. WIU,er. F. L. LyDd*. f virago. HI. ; R. R,
Tiittl<^. St I/ftilii. Mo : C. H. Bla^ kman. hidianap'rfls,
Irid.: D. K. Burlfy. f^tlmor**. Md.: M. Khipmari, Mrm^
tr«^. Oue.: Ira P. Griswoid, Dftn^lt. Mich.: T. C Hfr«it,
CoInmrius,0 : W. F. Herman, Cl<!velarid.O.: N. Halgbt,
I^iulsviJIe. Ky. ; N. C. Treat, qaincy. Ill : J. B. Htt^tt^
Kaiisaji City. Mo. ; J. B. Holme*. \}*m Moines, la. : D,
L. Stnri'lii. D<;uv«:r, Co*. : J. H. Green. Omabs, 5eb. ;
C. L. \\n»usi^ Han ?f%ft*:wjf. CsL ; tt. O. Patterson,
P'/ftland. f>re. : J. J. Failoa, Uel«;Da, Mont. ; H. i. UX'
febberick, Denver, Col.
54 G*n^nl Agents, Fr*Utht a^d Pass»nffer fMpart-'
fhents : W, K (>io\'y. PbiM'!iph)a. Ps.. »nd Buffalo.
NY.: T. B.fjaalr. Chl«iMr«. Hj.; J. Y. Aglar Ht. Lim\n.
Mo. : J. D. WtUh. Cincfnoatt. O. : J. H. Wilson, Port-
:*»'!. (IT". '. M. J. (hTWHj, Conor,:! Bioffs. J*.
'/^ M. J. Gr**Ty i'oss. A. T. IJ . Cooneil B;iifl«.ls.
tU^idu^ay and Msthanienl tMpnrtn-^.rJjt.
V, J Bi <k«rjMerf«r. Cems. Ftug . . Ovu.ia, .Vijb.
•,;V. G B'/5fii6 I kief K/^
Vj (.i^.,scx.% llMf.kMj. H.m.P Af. It
r/4 Jof. n W iisrj« .... A.H.M P.Af.lf ••
»/jiK fjkAa Rssika4tfa Kng . .
Ofkd JUekamirjca If^fMarirf^^^
a. .V*.f/raska InrMe/n ; c'Ai;,'i*:r.g tVi Main Uktm,
f^y,:.r,l Bioffs y. Ctk<y«mr.*. i-trt n >^: 't St H. V, Hy.,
Jif * .v< noU of explanatu/n on fir$t pagt.
Penn fridge (Jompany,
BEAVER FALLS, PA.,
Gontraoton and Mannfactarers of
BRIDGES,
Structural Iron Work
J. W. Shipman, M. E., Eatiern Ageni, 59Tri-
bune Building, New York, N. Y.
F. Harris, C. E., South weiiem Agani, 26
Merchants' Exchange, Dallas, Texas.
W. M. LEVERING, President.
M. BENNER, Engineer.
W. A. GARRIGUES, Sec. and Treas.
THK
Jones & Benner Co.,
BRIDGES,
Buildings and otpi( ^troct-
oral Woiil^.
218 SOUTH FODRTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
J. C. Dtrtt, A. J. Spngu., ToLdo, O.
H. A. WilliMTW. E. W. Eck.rt, Manillon, O.
Bridge Company.
MASSILLON, C,
Design and Construct Bridg^es and
Viaducts of Wroug^ht Iron, Steel,
Combination and Wood. Also Iron
Turn-Tables, Roofs and Building^s,
and General Structural Iron Work.
TOLEDO OFFICE :
Eoom 7, Kerchants* Hational
Bank Building.
THE
ff allis Iron Works.
IRON BUILDINGS, BRIDGES,
TURNTABLES, ROOFS,
and RIVETED GIRDERS.
Sole Hanu&ctnren of the Per-
kin's Patent Shntten.
MAIN OFFICE AMD WORKS :
7, 9, 11, 13, 16 Morris and
7 and 9 Essex Sts.
Telephone 38. JERSEY GITT, K. J.
NEW YORK OFFICE :
95 Liberty Street.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
793-703.
792 ITnion Paclflc WLj.^DivUian Officers, (tc.-^
OMitinued.
958 mile^; O.. N. & B. H. KR. 115 miles ; Julesbarg
Branch, 151 miles ; total, 1,014 miles.
2C. F.Newton
3D. S. Capron
4 L. M. Jenney
5 T. D. Sargent
6 Martin Horn . . . . .
7 A. McOrezor
8W. S. Willson....
y.T. H. McConncll..
10 Frank R«»arden . . .
11 John P. Bay
12 A.M. Collett
ISA. D. Schermer-
horn
14 B. C. Howard
15 .T. Clebnme
14 Jno. C. Strahom..
17 R. McDougall ....
\8upetintenden$
fwf, B.,cb Bis
Omaha, Nob.
It »t
Supvsr, Tr€w-k.
SnadM.,UtD'i
As.R.M.,\*tD
R.M.^D't...
R.M.^Ai D..
I J?, jr. JuilHf. D.
JHv. Mas.Mech.
'.Ass'f. D. M. M.
\G.F. M. Pow.
G. F. Car Dtp.
1 J Div. Ena. I
1 Main. ofW. S
Jbiv. Foreman.
Foreman
Foreman .....
Foreman . . .
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Gd. Inland, Neb.
Cheyenne. Wyo.
SterlinK. Col.
Omaha, Neb.
No. Platte. Neb.
Omaha, Neb.
*<
li
6d. loland. Neb.
Sidney, Neb.
Sterling, Col.
.Chejenne, Wyo.
Principal Sbopa, Omaha a^d North Platte. Repair
Shop;*. Grand Inland and Sidney, Neb., Sterling, Col.,
and Cheyenne, Wyo.
ih) Wyoming Division: comprising the Main Line,
Cheyenne to Oi:den,5]5 miles ; Echo A Park City Ry.,
81 miles ; L., N. P. & P. By., 14 mUes ; S. L. & W. Ry.,
57 milea ; total, 617 miles.
Laramie. Wyo.
S. Lake City. Utah
Laramie, Wyo.
ICE. Wnrtelle..
« W. W. Rltcr...
8 J. A. Weed
4H.B. Patten...
i
5F. D. Delaney...-]
G J. F. McEntee...
7 E. Brown
8Q. ONeill
9 S. M. 7eoman . . .
10 T. A. Davies
11 G. F. Chapman . .
12 J. F.Dunn
13E. A. Linsley....
14 s. LiTlngston . . . .
15 W. P.Hart
Superintendent
8.8.L.tkW.D.
Svr. B. <f Bis. .
j Div. ICno. (
1 Main.qfWy\
S.M.biL. N.
P. P. D
Ass't. Do
R. M., 7th DiMt.i
R.MSd-EPCD
AssH. Do I
Dir.Maa.Mtch
AssH D. M. M
Foreman
Foreman
^Foreman
,Foreman
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Rawlins Wyo.
Bvanston, wyo.
Echo, rtah.
Laramie, Wvo.
Evanston. Wyo.
Rawlins. Wyo.
Green River, Wyo
Bcho, Utah.
Ogdon, Utah.
Principal Shops, Laramie and Evanston, Wyo. Re-
pair Shops, Rawlins, Green River and Bcho.
(r) Kan»as Division ; comprising the Leavenworth
Branch (Kanffa<« Pacific Ry.), 6S9 miles ; Kansas Cen-
tral Branch, 166 miles : L. A E. Ry., 8S miles ; J. C. &
Ft. K. Branch, 87 miles ; Solomon Branch, 97 miles ;
S. & S. W. Ry., 86 miles ; totil, 1.017 miles.
1 J. O. Brinkerhoff..
2S. Mallison
8 William Ashton..
4 Jno. Tndhope
5M. E.Kane
6 A. L. McLeod...]
7 P. McMahon
8B. Taylor
9D. C. Wilson
10 Jno. B. Chapman .
11 Jro. B. Dailey....
12 IL W.Harrison...
18 James Roberts ...
14 Thos. B. Roberts..
Superintendent
Svr. B.itBls..
I ( Div. Eng. \
\\Main.qfW.]
\R.M.\LLLED.
\Ass'i Do
\R.M.2Afi<tiJ,k
F.K.8.8.8.WD
R. M. 3 «* 4 D..
R.Jf.6de D..
R. M. K. C. D.
.Div. Mas.Mtch.
\AssHD.M. M.
L4m7 D. M. M.
\G.F.Jf. Pow.
\G.F. CarDep.
Kansas City, Mo.
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[jawrence, Kas.
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Ellis, Eas.
Hugo, Col
Leaven worth.Ks.
Armstrong, Kas.
Ellis, Ka».
LeaTen worth.Ks.
ArmstroGg, Kas.
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15 /Twww^n.— Wm. Valentine, Lawrence, Kas. ; A.
Leowen, Wamego, Kas.; W. Turton, Brookville, Kas. ;
F. Weisgerber, Wallace, Kas.; 8. Eland, Hugo, Col.
Principal Shops, Armstronsr. Leavenworth and Ellis.
Repair Shops, Lawrence, Wamego, BrookTille, Wal-
lace and Hago.
i'l) Colorado Dieision ; comprising the Den. Pac. RR.,
106 miles; Colorado Central RR., 189 miles ; D., 8. P.
A P. RR., 32S miles ; Q., 8. L. A P., 52 miles ; B. V.
i<
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Continved.
Branch, 27 milea ; G., B. A C. Ry., 6 miles ; total, 708
miles.
1 Jos. K. Choate .... Sifperintendeni Denver, Col.
2 P. Tonhy 'Ass*t. Supf
3 J. Parka Svr. B. S Bit..
4T.H.Loomi. ij^.^Tf^^f
5John Rapclje Om. Road Mas. " "
6 Assistant Road Masters.— C. W. Burgdorf (D. P.. B.
v., G. B. A C, & G.,.S. L. A P. Dists.). Denver. Col. ;
E. A. Boardman (C. C, G.S. L A P., D. A M. P. DIpts.),
Golden. Col.: J. C. Ryan (Union Depot Limits), Den-
ver. Col.; A H. Egan, Denver, Col.; P. Dobl)ln8. <. omo.
Col.; J. P. Schermerhom, BnenaYityta, Col. (D. A S. P.
Dist.).
7 P. Mertsheimer ...\Div. Mas.Mech.\DenxeTt Col.
8 Spencer Otis j General Fm.. .
9 David Patterson.. /V/i. Mot. Pow.
10 T. G. Roberts \Fm. Car Dept.
1 1 John Piccoli \Fm. Mot. Potp.
12 £. G. Thompson.. i/'m. Car Dept.\
13 P.Dobbins \F/refnan Oomo. Col.
14 W. L. Walker Foreman Lcadville, Col.
Principal Shops at Denver and Golden. Repair
Shops at Como and LeadviUe.
(e) Idaho Division ; comprising the Oregon Short Line
Ry., 540 miles ; UUh A Northern Ry., 461 miles ; Mon-
tana Ry., 4 miles ; total, 998 miles.
1 R. Blickensdcrfer. .S't/p^*f/}/<'n(/^MrPocatello, Ida.
«JMB«n„et Mfefc*}
»j-8««=i' \\%:^Z\
6 Edw. Braddock ..•&. Road Masl..^
6 Road Master s.-^m. Fitzpatrick. Montpcllcr. Ida.;
n. Shnfflebarger, Pocatello, Ida. ; F. L. Olrotitead, Sho-
shone. Ida.; Wm. Toombs, Logan, Utah ; E. Fanning,
Eagle Rock, Ida.; Thomas Douglas, Silver Bow, Mont.
Golden, Col.
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8 John Mnckley . . . .
Div. JViu..VMA.jPocate]lo, Ida.
G. F. M. P. /)5p., Shoshone, Ida.
9 8. K.Jackson O.F.CarDepA •»
10 C. J. Smith \G.F.M.P TVp Eagle Rock, Ida.
11 Jno. W. Panl ....'G.F. Car Dep. !
12 Jas. Bywater. . . ^Foreman iLogan, Utah.
18 James Lyon Foreman jBattle Creek, Ida.
14 W. J. Hemphill . . . Foreman JButte, Mont.
General offices, Omaha, Neb., and 40 Wall St.. New
York, N. Y. Financial Agency, 44 Equitable Building,
Boston, Ma«s. Psincipal Shops at Shoshone, Eagle
Rock and Batte. Repair Shope at Logan and Battle
Creek.
793 Union Pacific System.— Associatbd and
CONTROLLBD LlNES.
{a) Denver, Western and Paeijlc i?y.— Between Denver
and Longinont. 90 miles.
1 n. P. Bennett \RfcHver. IDenver, Col.
(6) Nevada Ctntial Ry.—^aAi\e Mountain to Austin,
94 miles.
IC. W. Hinchcliffe..
2Ch. F. Adams, Jr..
3 8. R. Callaway
4 C.W.Hinchclifle"««
5F. W. Dunn"
CW. E. Killen
7 James M Ham. . . .
8 A. B. Hastings
9 0.B. Vincent
ReeeiveniSvpt.
President
Vice-President.
S.itG.T.AF.A
Trs. d Pur. A.
Mast.Mech
Trantfer Agt..
RdMstdSpp.A.
Ans'in, Ner.
Boston, Mass.
New York, N. T.
Aut^tin, Nev.
BattieMount'n,N.
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New York, N. Y.
Austin, Nev.
*• »t
Supt. Teleg
General office, Austin, Nev.
{c) Salina, Lincoln and Western i?y.— Salina to Lin-
coln, 85 miles.
1 A. L. Williams.. ,.\PreHdeni
2 Geo. W. Veale Vice-President.
3H. P. Dillon ...\Secretaiy
4 J. Blickensderfer . . . Chitf Eoigineer
Topeka, Kaa.
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171
J. H. WICKES, President.
H. M. QUACKENBOS. Secretary.
WICKES
REFRIGERATOR COMPANY.
General Offices, 205 La Salle Street, CHICAGO, ILL
Branch Office, '*Osburn House Block," Rochester, N. Y.
Perfectly suited to the wants of all Railroads and Transportation lines.
I'or JHoelllng Houges, HoteU, Club Houses, Markets, Crsatneries,
ComtHlssion Houses, ete,, etc.
Aw^v^arded. First Premiums and IMCedals at tlie TVorld'c
Bltiozky Pfe-w Orleans, L»a,»9 li^SG*
POOR & GREENOUGH,
34 Wall Street, New York,
AGENTS FOB THE
Englisli Association of American Bond and
Shareholders of London.
Collect for foreign holders Dividends^ Coupons
or Drafts, payable in any part of the United
St a tes.
Buy and Sell Government Bonds or liailway
Securities in all markets.
Railway Inuestimnts a Specialty.
POOR & GREENOUGH, Bankers,
34 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
703-80§.
T93 Union Paclflc Symtem,^ CdntinvnJ.
id) Utah dntral Saitway.—Ogden to FrUco, 260
siiies.
1 Ch. F. Adams, Jr.PreHdeni Boston, Mam.
2 John Sharp I V.Pres. dO. 8. S.Laku City.Urah
8L.S.Btil« \Tr«uur«r
4 G«orge 8wan» »• . . Secretary
6 Jamei 8harp \Ass't Oen Sup.
6 F. Cope* G.POM.&FLA.
7J. W. Fox CMtf engineer
8 C. W. Hardy Aett. Engineer
9 G. G. By water McuUrqfJIach.
10 Petttr Reed \Jlast. CarRepr.
118. H. Uills \Purch. Agt....
12 James M. Ham ..ATrantrfer Agt .New York, N. Y.
18 J. U. Layd .Matter Car P. . S.Lake C1ty,Utah
14 A. F. Doremns. . . . ii;/»^.({'/?o<id J/.l
15 Jamen Liitluier ' Attest. Huad M, Joab, Utah.
16 J. U. Ramel, Jr.» •; Car AecounVL.'^AA^^ City.Uiali
General office. Salt Lake City, Utah.
(«) Utah and Nevada i?y.— Salt Lake City to Termi-
nos, 87 miles.
1 Cha«. F. Adams, Jr. Pretideikt 'Boston, Mass.
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2 W. W. KIter »
8 Henry McFarland
4 Oliver W.Mink..
5 8. F. Fenton
A A. F. Dorenins. . .
7 Robert Anderson
8 8. W. Riter
V.-Prt4. dfc^tfp^;8.Lake (.'iiy.Utah
S(C. db lYeae... Bofeton, Ma:>s.
CktrnptroUer . . .
O. Fg. dt Tkt.A. S.Lake City, Utah
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Chief KnyinffT
Frn. Rep Shops.
Road Moiter. . .
General office, Salt Lake City, Utah.
(/) Utah and Xorthern ^y.-Ogdcn to Silver Bow
Jtiuction, Mout., 408 miles ; with brauchos, 57 miles.
1 C. F Adams, Jr.. . . PreHdent Boston, Mass,
Vice- President.
See. and Treas. ** *'
Oen. J#a;ia^r.. Omaha, Neb.
Gen. Supt 0;^eu, Utah.
2 Fred. L. Ames. . . .
3 Henry McFarland
4S. U.Callaway....
5W. B. Doddridge.
OC. 8. StebDius.....
7 P. P. Slielbr
8 J. Bllckenfederfer
y Clement Hackney.
Oen. Ticket Agt.
Gen.Fght.Agl.
Chief Minaineei
Master Mtdi...
Omaiia, Neb.
It
794 Union Pacific Central Brancli,
See Missouri Pacific Company.
796 17Cab Central Rjr,
See Union Pacific System^ Associated and Controlled
Lines,
796 Utah Eastern BR.— Coal Mines to Park
Ciiy, Utiib, 27 miies.
1 H. G. McMillan .. | RecHver | S.Lake Cit7,Utah
797 Vtab and NcTada Ry.
798 Utali and Northern Rjr«
See Union Pacific System, Associated and Controlled
Lines.
799 Vtlea and Black River RR.-Utica to
Ogdeu«burg, N.Y., iM milei« ; witu briincues and leaved
lines, 179 milee. (Now a division of the Rome, Water-
town, luid Ojirdensburg KH.)
800 Vaea Valley and Clear Lake RR.—
Elmira to Cache Creek, aM miles.
1 A. M. Stevenson. . . Pres. db O. J/jtt. Vacaville. Cal.
2 Ltfland Sianlord. . . Vice^PrtsitUrU. ^n Francisco, C.
8J.O.B. Guun
4 Geo. A. Stone
6 A. V. Stevenson *. .
G. B. Stevenson. . . .
7 Jo«epli Young. ...
General office, Vacaville, Cal.
801 Valley Railway (Oliio).-CIeveland
Vttiley Jauction, 7ti miles ; with branches, 6 miles.
1 J. U. Wade President Clevehind, O.
. Vice-Prtsident.
Tttasurtr
Secrtlary
G.P^.ikPgt.A
Superinttndeni
Hoaa Master.
•I
Vacaville, Cal.
•Winters, Cal.
801 Valley Railway (Ohio).— Continued.
4 W.B.Porter"4»"»o iSte. d Auditor Cleveland, O.
Gen. Manager
G.FgtdPs.A.
Mast. Mech
Pureh. Agent. .
Superinttndent
Road Master...
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Akron, O.
5 Isaac Reynolds*^ . .
6 R. A. Carran ......
7C. T. Johns... ,
H M. H.Farrasey.
9W. M.Smtth. .
10 T. Delaney
General office, Cleveland, O.
802 Valley Railroad (Virginia).
See Baltimore and Ohio RR.
803 Vandalla Line* composed of the follow-
ing roads : St. Lonis, VandaUa and Terre Haute ; Terre
ilaute and ludianapolie, and Terre Haute and Logans-
port RRs.
CoBPOBATB OrncvRB or THx Tbrrx Hautb akd Is(-
DlaMATOLIS ii\L
1 W. R. McKeen .... .President.
8J.W. Cruft .Treaeurer
8 G. £. Farrington.. I^lto. dbGen.Agt.
Opiratiko OmcBRS
Terre Hante, Ind.
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4 Joseph Hill
5B. R.Darlow
tfH. W. Uibbard.. ..
7K. A. Ford
H J. M. Cheabrough .
<J 11. K. Dering
10 J. R. Kendall
11 H. P. Wetbcll
UK. K. Beniley
13 C. Ii. Peddle
14 W.S.Roney«*"9»»»
15 G. H. Pretfcolt . . .
16 Wm. Berry
17 N. K. JBlhutt
18 b\ C. Crawford . .
lilH. G. Sleiglit'^...
IMJ. G. WUliams...
SI A. J. Gibbous
22 K. B. Woolsey,...
*JF. C. Cleaver
24 C. Bntler
25 C. Idler
StiC. A. 8anbom
27 John Schofleld. . .
38 M. Reedy
29 J. S. Brothers
\Oen. Supt
■Aee'tAupt
, G. Ft. Agent . .
. Gen.Pas. Agent
\A. G.Pass.Ag.
'A. G. Pass. An
A. G. Ft. Agent
\G.Ag.Ft.Jjept.
G. Bag. Aqt...
Purch. Agent..
Auditor
Su. Mo. P. d M.
Mas. Car Btdr.
Mast. Tiansp..
Paymaster. ..
Cur Account't.
Gtn. Counsel..
Asst. Knginter.
Supt. Teieg....
JJiv. M. M ....
JJiv.M. M.....
Fm. Loco. Rej)
Fm. loco. Rep.
Road Master. . .
Road Matter . .
Road Master,..
St. Louis, Mo.
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Indianapolis.Ind.
Terre Hanie, Ind.
Indianapolis.Ind.
IMttsburgh, pa.
Terre Ilaute, Ind.
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Indianapolis, Ind.
I Terre Haute, Ind.
j %i %i
Efflngliam, III.
! Indianapolis.Ind.
U. St. Louis, 111.
;Brazil. Ind.
Effingham. III.
lCrawfordav'le,In.
to
2 D. L. King i Vice-Pi eHdent.
8 8. T.Kverett I'lreaturer
Akrun« O.
Cleveland, O.
General office, Terre Haute, Ind.
804 Verealllee and ]flldway RR. — Ver-
sailicd to Midway, 8 miles.
1 W. H. Graddy President A'crsaillea, Kj.
2 T. II. Hays ; kice-P. A (7.1/: ; Louisville, Ky.
3 J. P. Amsden \Tre<uurer Versailles, Ky.
4 Robert Wallace.... I ^ite. dfcjftipt ..
5 C. M. Browning. ...\G.P.AF. Agt. ** "
6 A. B. Rich CEMMAMitfT " ♦*
7 James Dully \Road Master . . {Midway. Ky.
General office, Versailles, Ky. Transfer office. Mid-
way, Ky.
805 Vickeburs and Meridian Ry.y and
806 Vlekaburc, SbreTeport and Paciflc
Uy.
See Queen and Crescent Route.
807 Virginia Midland Ry.
See Richtntmd and West Point Terminal Ry.
808 Virginia and Trnckee RR.
ID. O.Mills President New York, N. T.
V.-P.dnG.Supt. Carson, ^ev.
Ti'saeurer...
Secretary....
G. F.dtPass.A.
Auditor
Purch. Agent..
Road Master..
2H. M. Yeringion...
3 Agency Baiikof Cal. .
4 K. B. Yeringion....
6D. A. B«iaera«4«..
6iieorgeT. Mills....
7 Hume Ycrington. . .
8C. C. Athcrtoa
Virginia, NeT.
•• •*
Carson, Nev.
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173
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
11 M. M. Myda \Fia.lirp. Shorn] "
KD.Kelluy /■»!. ii/ctmO/1
ISP, DufJi \Fnt. finndiy J "■
14 (;b(rlaiaicwt...|f'Ai. Ttrt ahopA " "
Ocnertl offlcd, C*r>an. Stt.
Ml Carton and Colorado SB.
I n. M. VerlanoD.. P. A Gta, 8iip.Qumn, Nev.
- ' -■•-l.\ "
. . lEactsmeuUi, Cil.
OD.K.(;ulp
Ocucnil olUcs, Cant
B09 ViMlla Ballroad.
1 R. K. U^dc \pTfil<H«t_^.^ . , . V!«ili», Cnl.
tllL 10 AlUnUDl. (U.H UlllH
nluCT, SI bIIbi ; CUyiOD V
AaiiaiWB)' la £nnK-
»i, gu.8 luilw : Blufli
Koukuk. 4t.3 mllci ;
KdwudeTllla Uniadi,
B K. U. Wade .
8 O. W. Stcvcni
lOU.A.Uurd...
..^Afl. UtH. Sap. Decilur, Jll.
, . JIaMtr Trantp ( "
, [dipt. TsUg....\ '• "
.. JiwIifenl/iV.. aprlnglleHlll.
. .\ut».CIalin Agll
■OUT DkrAimiiKT.
I Gm. Flit. Agt.. ChteiEO, 111.
ttE.f.WUbiir....
aSW. yUunaiif...
asU. F. Jucdau.'.'.
MU. Uta»ik
KK. ti. Wllllauu..
as L', P. Fi!««a
MJ. A.Uniigar..
SJ. A.HcMillul...
asw. J.HeLaui....
M J. W. Curlaitanc]-,
37 B. I*. Bania
US. Allan....
aa O. H. Taiei
Gtn.Paa. Ant, Chluea. III.
.V.iV.Tyr.y.J. Hllwnglcec. ^
Vtt^ Tlu. Agt. m. iMUia, Ua.
■" — «w..Jv(..
»IVJ^
>.AqI.\
<(^™,
i^ui..dff(. Dallu, Tei.
* Tkl. A.!ToleUo o
.Buvi. PitMi. Ag.Jtckna, siiia.
:rra«. ni«. a. O'lt lUplila.Mlcb.
" — "■— ' •■ — ■- III.
B 1 1 tfaliaaht Obeater and WMtern RB.
\rruideM SI. LoulH. Ho.
I r.P. <t Treni. UHettar, 111.
! C. B. Col
I II. C. Cii
IJ. L.nir
r]Vit\Aii.,O.Fa;P.A.\
Gananl office, CbHier, 111.
SIX Wabaah WMUrn Br.-
UHigaliipl Itiver. SUT.t mllai ; llnui '
luir.... iSM.it /vmj..
lOS. H. Ocnho]
11 U. B. Howanl
U W. II. BlDdEt
PunA. Agtul..
CarOert:. Agt.
04n. CarAecl.
LlojU \0. Claioi Agt.
'—' tlhlrf Hurgic-
V. Juck-
'.mJS:
I.Mc
H. XcCIbUui.
II. Hall
N. Hcrlcllan..
D. UcUeaih ..
H.Hiulicllildt
Otn. Bat. Jgf.iNeiT York. K. 1
A\Y.matiAgt.\
Ho. Sail. Am. .\ •• "
y.Sng. Agt..,VotUM.1HM.
UitfruJAOMf,. Pllbburcb, Pa.
Vanaillan .1 ;(. 'Da trait, ^leh.
■■ Ay.Torr-- "-
mnaMi.a^gl.C>m
WattTH AgaU. Km
TfavtatngAgl.
'■' Watt. Agt. Onu
Pae. CvOMlAgt.S.Fnuaico.ca.
40 F. W. Onsoe TtatetUng Agt. St. Luula, Mo.
41 eommrr<Ai/-iB(n(«.—D.F.R. Clark, Chicago, 111.;
:, U. llydaoD, HI. LoDlh Ho. : W. II. ReodTKaiisw
ilj, Ho.; II. A. HuiKll, St. Joaaph. Mo.; F. U. Uaoll,
U iiluSa, ia.! C. II. liaiDpH>ii.'Uui'
iiUui fWlgU Agtnti.—
!. ». Knlgtit. Dalrall, 1
W5.;
813 Wslden>aRldceKK.-Oak<lBleJniictiDii
> Ullier'a Spring, IS uillifB.
lK.R.Clluniian,...]ftiMi<toi(. New Totk, N. T,
- K, C. Lackland. . n«-/Vui(lm(. HI. Loala, Mo.
C.H. Kickw Wc. * 7V«u,.. Xrw York, N. T.
Ueo. J. Kliual |A(|)Brin<«d«( [ullrcl Spga, Telia
QcDonl omcc. 36 Bnad at., Kair Tork, N. Y.
Jffldml
Sk. a Triat. .
Otn. Managtr.
Kxeur. AgaUt.\D*Byma,
fommtr. Agt. .\H'a\nej ,l\
TuktAgtMt ..'■-— ^-^-
': G. li. Qnia'.'.'.'.
ij. J. Furrvll ,
Tnf/UiMgT..'.'.
tfoi. Pom, Ag\
Um. Bag. Agt.
f ,*iV £h. . . .
^ug>. of Brdgt
WeehawkED M.J.
' jSh iiofe of tsplanation on first page.
174
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
§15-931.
815 Warren and Famsvrorth BR.— Clar-
eudon to VandeKrift, 10 niili*« ; branchei), 5 utile:?.
1 M. Waten Pf-eMd^nt Warraa, Pa.
% M. B. Dunham Vice- President.
3 J. P. Jefferson ikfTftarv
4 A. D.Wood TreoM. S G. Af.\
5C P. Wilkiii8 ... Auditor iClarendon. Pa,
• ^l'Ti?::!:„i?5" I- (^n. Solicitor*.. Vf^nen, Pa.
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A Hinckley
7 P. Savage
8 L. W. Daly . . .
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j Clarendon, Pa.
Matter Mech
Road Ma^Ur.
Oeueral ofiicc, Warren, Pa.
810 Wa»hlnfftoB9 Ohio and Western
RII.-hNow leuifed by Uichmond and Danville KR.)
817 Wanhlncton and Potomac RR.-
Me<:haiiic6TillH lo linndywlue, 20 miles. v.Late iiouth-
em Maryland KK.;
1 R.M. Palaifer Prvtident Boston. Maas.
•2 AdolphueMerriam. VictPrtiMent. JJo^Framiu-ham,
3 James Lone; ■ Trea^yrer. . . | Philadelphia, Pa.
4 Robert H. Goud....|.;il^re/ary j
5 J. B. Ridgway ... .iiupfrintundehtlQnndyvdnii, ilLd.
General office, Philadelphia, Pa.
818 Waterloo and ^ai^off Ry.— Waterloo
uui \ alley Hy., 10 miles.
822 Western Maryland RR.— 7?a/^i//iori<in(/
HarrUbuty Jiy.—tkmtinMd.
3 0. G. Ucrmun JIom. of Mach . Uonovcr, Pa.
4 Geo. Baublitx HupcrcUor '
823 Western North Carolina RR.
Se^ Riehtnond and \V6nt Prtint Terminal RR.
824 W^eatern Railway of Alabama.— Sol-
mu to Wedt Point, 138 miles, and
Atlanta arui Wtjtt PKAnt IlR.—EoAt Point to West
Point, 81 miles.
Officcrs or Br>TU Railkoaus.
1 L. P. Grant l^rt^ident AllaLt;i, G;i.
2 H. M. Abbeti* * • »" ,Ser. cfc Tttcu. . . 1
3 Cecil Gabbelt> . . ,
4 C. U. Cromwell^ *
5J. £. Worn wick.
6 C. D. Wall
7 William Mims..
8 G. W. Uarribou . .
•J R. Bartels
lOE.li.McDaniclToi
11 J. C. McKcuzie..
Uin. ifa/ujyer. !Montgomery..\ia.
Gtn.F.AF. Agt
MatttT Mtch . . .
.\i<ut. Car B>.
Road MaM^r..
Road Maattr..
For. J*fU. :ihop
Car Accou/U t.
Train /Hup..
General office, Montgomery, Ala.
Atlanta, Ga.
^ima, Ala.
Siontgomvry,Ala.
to Mugog, 23 miles : Miisisqi
1 Ral oh Merry Prtrideni
2 A. li. M«oi-e fyfcrttary
'4 4. B. Fntvciye .Unp. dfc rur. A.
4 C. Courville | RtHsd Matter .
Magog, P. Q.
•• ••
St. Johns, P. Q.
S. Sittckley, P. il
General office, Waterloo, Qae.
8 19 Wayuesbars and Wasblngton RR.
See Peniuyltania Cutnpaity.
820 Western and Atlantic RB.— Atlanta
to chatcauoogu, 133 miles.
825 W^esiern Railway of Florida. —Green
Cove bprings to Terminus, 15 miles ; branch. 2 miles.
1 Dexter Ilnntor Prtsident Jacksonville, Fla.
Prenident
r.-/»., 8. A Tr.
\ Geu. Sunt
Atlanta, Qa.
»i
«i
4>
4(
1 Joseph B. Brown.
2W.C.Momll«*»»«>
3 R. A Anderson*.
4 A. B. Boetirk ' .4**7. fiiipt ....\
5 Joseph M. Brown, rrcn. F &. P. A.-.
6J. L. Dickey U4«#. Gm.F.A.
7 Alton Angler 'Ain. 6V«. /'. A.
8 Julius L. Brown .. <wtn. Attorney.
*J J. C. Courtmy. . . Unn. AccuunCt.
10 W. A. AuderHUi . . I Ticket Auditor
11 E. C. SpaldiuK? mi tar AccounCt..'
12 M. L. Collier \Ma»t. Meeh . . . . i
13 William Keuyon..l.lfM/. Cor Bid.,
14 C. Beardsley .Train I/Up....\
15 W P. Moriiig \jfa*.CarI'aint.\
Iti M. H. Dooley iRoad MoMtrr . . I
17 U. A. Builer [Huperi'itor j Keiieuw, Ga.
iSee also (itort/ia Associated Traffic Lifus.
821 W^estern Counties Railway. — Yar-
mouth to Digby, 67 miles.
1 L. B. Baker ' I^tident Yannonth, N. 8.
■i J. W. BIngay .sir. ,* Trean. . .
3 J. Bri-'ftelT \i}apt.i¥ Pur. A.
4 D. J. Murphy \ Road Master . .
822 Western lUaryland RR.— Baltimore to
Williamsport, W miles ; Baiiimore and Cumberland
Valley KR , 84 miles.
1 John M.Hood Pra. db O. if., i Baltimore. Md.
2 J. S. Harden* « • 10 ^<.. jf. 7>yoj,. . .
3 B. H. Griswold«... I «««./'. A P.A.\
4 JDWhittingtou> t s //e;i. T.A.dbAu.
Mast, cf Mach.
aj.C. Grecly
S W. J.Wilson
4 O. A. Bndington. .
5C. H. Blakeslee...
John Walsh
7 C.Tyler
Hfcretary . ...
TYeasurtr
(JtH. Hujtt
.is.Sup.AM.M
Agt. A Account
Fi^/U Clerk..
Gr'nC'veSpgsFla
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General offices. Green Cove Springs, Fla.
820 West Rranch and Ifloorestovrn.—
Moorestown to Muskegon Rivcr, 11 miles.
1 John Torrent ,I*reMdent
2 II. O. Lange. .
3 W. a. HoiNira.
Vic4i-Prtmitnt.
Sec. Jt Treat...
Utn.Managrr.
Muskegon, Mlctk
4 John Lynch
General office, Muskegon, Mich.
827 Weat Feliciana RR.- Bayou Sara, La.,
to Woodville, MIts., ;JU miles.
1 J. B. McGehee Pmt.AGcn.Su. WoodviUe, Miss.
2 J. :». McGehee ' Catth.&Uen.An
3 J. A. Tilton Ma^t. Mec/lanu
FffiitTrans/.A
Conductor
Bayou Sara, La.
>Voodville, Mis«.
»4
ti
5 David Iloltz
6 J. £. Mathews..
7 W. K Straw . .
8 J. H. Nnssear^.
9 Robert J. Adair.
10 A L. Garduer^^
HE. W. Leeds....
Eng.dBoad.M
Ass't. Road M.
Mat. Car Rept.
I*urch. Agent..
Train Matter..
Mat.OarPaint.
(«
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General office, Baltimore, Md.
UnlonBridge,Md.
Baltimore. Md.
UnionBridgo,Md.
Baltimore. Md.
*• >.
CnlonBrldge,Md.
4 Wash. Hands
5 George Argne
General office, Woodville, Miss.
828 West Jersey Railroad.
Set PenmtyUania dyftem At^ociited Linet.
829 West Peon and Shenaafo Connect-
inii KR.— Coaltown Junction to Butler, 2u miles.
1 James T. Blair AW. db I*re/t. . . . Gn'cnville, IV
2 Jului M. Thompsou, yias-iYetident.liixiHeTn Pa.
3 J. D. stiufrou liSec. A Treat . . I Greenville, Pa.
General office, GreenTil<e, Pa.
830 West Shore RK.
See Xew York Central and Jfudton River RR.
831 West Vircinia Central and Pltta-
barjih RR.— Piedmont to Davis, 58 miles, with
bnuicu, 3 mites.
President 'Piedmont, W.Va.
VicelrttideiU. Davis, W. Va.
(a) Baltimore and JTarritdurg J?y., 67 miles.
1 H. D. Scott [Superintendent, Hanorer^ Pa.
SJoecphLeib \IHv. F. db P. A.\
1 H. G.Davis
2 S. B. Klkinn
8£.W.!i. Moore...
4T. B.Davis
6U. W. Harriaon...
tf James Parsons
7 G. D. Woodrow . . .
8 £. W. Lippincott.
General office, Piedm<mt, W. Ya.
Union Truat Co., Now York, N. Y.
Sec. db lYtat, . .
fsen. Manager.
(J.T.F.dbPurA
Ckuf Engineer
AmiOor
:dati. MechanU
Baltimore. Md.
Piedaioni, W.Va.
it
Transfer office
Id^ See note of explanation on first page.
175
C. D. HORN, Prat. GRANT WILKINS. ChLrf Engineer. W.B. MILES. 5eG'r«MnEr.
ATLANTA BRIDGE AND AXLE CO.,
PAID IN CAPITAL. SISO.OOO.
Iron, Steel and Connbination Bridges,
Iron SHbitrHfltnm, TMrtUabUt, £«•/> oihI elrrfor*.
A.rriL.A.NfA., 6A.
MURPHY & COMPANY,
MANUFACTUffEltS OF
JEtcLilway Sixrfcicers, 'VcurrttsTtes ^ Jcupcuns.
CUBVEI-ANU.
ST. 1L.OXIIS.
JOHN H. BARKER. PiHidenI, Mkhigin Cky. Ind. JOHN W. OGDEN, Tieuursi, Chiato, 111.
N. P. ROGERS. Sccitisry. Michi,ai. Ciiy. Ind.
HASKELL & BARKER CAR CO.,
PASSENGER, BAGGACrAND FREIGHT CARS.
Works and General Office, Michigui Citjr, Ind.
CAtoiffO ogtre, IVS Dtarbont StTtrt.
EOAV^AJRO I>. WHITE Ac CO.,
Clay Gas Retorts, Fire Brick, Gas House Tile, Blocks, Etc.
MANUFACTOBV: OFFICE:
Van Dyke, Elizabeth U Richards Sts., No. 66 Van Djke Street,
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Established 1863.
charx.es b. PAxrXa,
warranted'han'd-cut files,
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
935-§90.
883 l¥eaton and Bockliannon RR.—
Weaton to BuckhannoB, 15H miles.
IJ. M. Bennett President -Weston, W. Va.
S Ivaac Jacluon i Vlce-PresiiierU. 'Jane Lew^V^. Va.
See. db IV«w...iWe8ion, W. Va.
(i.aupt.APJL.
8M. W. Uarriaon....
4 A. H. Kanit
6 £. M. Vandenroort.
6 M. Cleary
7T. Connel
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rulton, W. Va.
O.Ft.dbTk.A.
Hup. of Road.
8. qfJiHdges.
Locomotive and Car Repair Shops at Weston, W. Va.
833 HTheelinc ftnd Elna GroT« RR.—
Wneeltng to Elm Qrore, 7 miles.
I J. D. Dubois President jWheeling. W. Va.
« E. J. Katter» « » «. . ,5«r. <fe TVm*. . .
8 C. Uirscb* Superintendent
4 H. Bowers Fmn. Shops. .
5 A. D. Palmer Fmn. Irack. . .
Oent-ral office, Wheeling, W^. Va.
834 Wli««lln9^ and Lake Erie Ry.— Toledo
to Bowerston, 175 miles ; Huron Branch, 18 miles.
1 Geo. P. ToTTii%t... President iNew York, N. Y-
2 D. B. Garrison. . . . Vice- President, ^i. Loai<», Mo.
8E. B.Allen ^Secretary .. ..!New York, N. Y.
4 M. D. Woodford . . Gen. Afaiia^«r. 'Toledo, O.
58. 11. Ayers [Auditor..
6J. M. Hall* \Gei^.Pass.Afft'
7A.G. Blair .0. Ft . Agent . .
8H. J. Booth \A.O.Ft. Agent.
9C. A. Wilson \CMsfEn0neer
10 A. H. Tborp» •....( Cash.dl'ai/nir.\
II N. A. Soraers [ Train ira«/tfr..>NorwaIk, O.
13 0. P. Dnnbar Master Mech
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4*
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Asst. M. Mech.,
Boad Master. .
Gen. Car Agent
Gen. Agent....
Oen. Agent. ...
Purchasing A..
«f
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18 John Hillhonse. . . .
14 D. McEntaffer . .
15E. L. Gates'^ ...
16 J. K. Terr/
17K. B. Cooiidge..
18 W. a Woodlord
19 Ira Conklin iFrnn. Car Btp.
General office, Toledo, O.
835 Wliltefleld and
Wbitefleld Janction to Jefferson and Camp Carroll, 16
miles.
1 Nathan R. Perkins., P^^icf^n^ Wbitefleld, N. H.
Toledo, O.
Pinsbnrgb, Pa.
Detroit, Mich.
Toledo, O.
Norwalk, O.
Superintendent
Clerk
Treasurer
Cashier
G. Ft. Agent ..
G. Tkt. Agini..
Manchester, N.n.
Boston, Mass.
Jefl'erson, N. H.
Wbitefleld, N. H.
Plymouth, N. U.
LocomotlTe and
2 A. L. Brown
3 Samnel N. Bell
4 Edward D. Harlow.
6Ed ward Ray
6 Warrvn G. Brown..
7 Geo. R. Storer
General office, Wbitefleld, N. H.
Car Repair Shops at Wbitefleld, N. H.
836 irmte UTater Railroad.
See Ft. Wavne^ Cincinnati and Louisville RR.
837 WliltneyTllIe and nachlasport
RR.— WhitneyvUlv to Machiasport, 8 miles.
1 John K. Ames {President Macbiasfi, Me.
3 C. Sullivan | Treasurer Whitney ville,Me.
838 WlcMca and IVcatern RR.
See Atchison, Tapeka and Santa FeRy.
839 iricomlco and Pocomoke RR.—
Salisbury to Ocean City, SU miles.
1 L. ShowelH < Pres. dt G.Supt. Berlin, Md.
SU. J. Heniys* ^Sec. A Treas...
8 8. McMuUan \Road Master. .
840 Wlgg^na Ferry Go.—Wiggins Car Trans-
fer, Madison County Car Transfer, lUiuoiB and St Louis
Car 'l^ransfer.
1 John Scnllin . . .
8 A. C. Church...
3H. L.Clark ..
4H. W. Gays....
i4
President 'St. Louis, Mo.
Vice-President. \
8«c.&Trea8...\
Manager |
841 WUkesbarre and IVcstern RR.—
Watnontown lo Miilville, 23 miles.
IR. T. McCabe
8 John M. Caldwell.
3 8. H. Hicks
President...
Treasurer ..
Sec. <ft Supt.
New York. N. Y.
Milton, Pa.
Watsontown, Pa.
842 urilllamaport and Nortli
RR.— Hairs to Nonlmont, 88 miles.
1 Beni. G.Welcb* « » *Pres. db G.Mgr.
Rrancli
3De WittBodlne....
8C. W. Woddrop...
4B. H. Welch
5J. S.Bailey. ...
6 S. D. Townsend
i7 W. A. Mason...
'8G. Woodley....
Vice-lYesident
Treasurer
Sicrftary
O. Accountant.
Auditor
Chi^ Engineer
Man, Mechanic
Road Master. .
Hugbesville,
Pa.
9 Aleck Uubb
General office, Hugbesville, Pa.
843 l¥illiani»toiBrn and Delaware Rlirer
Rta.— Atco to Glassboro, 18 miles.
1 Austin Corbin
3 A. A. McLeod
8 Albert Foster
4 John Welch
5 J. LowrieBell
6 C. G. Hancock. . .
7 S. Garwood* • » < •
Presid«nt
Gen, Manager..
Secretary
Treaeurer —
Gen. Ttc^.Mgr.
Gen. Pass. Agt.
Philadelphia, Pa.
t«
•*
••
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Camden,
N.J.
SuperinUhdent
844 lVllmlns»on« Chadbonrn and Gob*
iway boro* R jr.— Chadbonrn, N. C, to Loris, 8. C,
SO miles.
President . . . .'Cbadboum, N. C.
Supetintendent
CM^ Engineer
Gen. Auditor
II
•«
1 W. II. Chadbonrn.
2 J. H.Chadbourn,Jr.
3 W. H.Cbadbourn.Jr
4 J. B. Chadbonrn, Jr.
General office, Chadbonrn, N. C. Locomotive and
Car Repair Shops at Chadbonrn, N.C.
845 l¥llmlnston, Colnmbla and An*
irusta RR.
See Atlantic Coast Line.
846 Wilmington and Northern RR*
1 H. A. DuPont
2E. B Shiirter
3 A. G. McCannland I
4P.B.Hibbard ».'.'...
5F. KHills
6 George Kommel . . .
7 T. B. Townsend* . .
8 W. K. Harris.. ..
Pretident
SecdTYan^f.A.
Treas. A Supt.
G.Pass.dtFt.A.
Chi^ Engineer
Matt. Mech....
Auditor
Wilmington, Del
««
Coatesville, Pa.
Transfer Agt..
General office, Wilmington, Del.
847 Wllmlnston and IVeldon RR.
See Atlantic Coast Line.
848 l¥lnd»or and Annapolis Ry.— Annap-
olis to Windsor, 81 miles ; Intercolonial Ry., 14 miles ;
Windsor Branch RR., 3* miles.
IP. Totbill
2W. R. Campbell.
3 P. Innes
4 J. W.King .. ..
5K. Sutherland...
6 John Carroll....
7 P. Gifkins
8W. Yould.. ..
9 W. Grierson
(«
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Kcntville, N. S.
President London, Eng
Secretary
Gen. Manager,.
Asst. Manager.
Road Master. . .
Trqf. Supt —
O.P.dbT.AdA.
Mast. Meek . .
M. Oar Painter
I*
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General office, Keniyillo, N. 8.
849 UrinlfVede Railroad.— Winif rede Janc-
tion to Winifrede, 6 miles ; Coal Branch, 1 mile.
1 Theodore Wright.
2 Jameo A. Wriglit. .
8 D. W. Chandler. . .
4R.B. Cassady
Philadelphia, Pa.
ti
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Winifrede,W.V».
President
TVeaswer.
aecretary
Superisuimdent
General office, 306 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. Lo-
comotive and Car Repair Shops at Winifrede, W. Vs.
850 HVtseonaln Central Line.— Composed
of the Wisconsin Central RR. and its associated and
leaved lines. Main Lines, St. Paul to Chicago, 468
miles ; Rugby Junction to Milwaukee, 25 mika ; Ab-
botsford to Aabland, 133 miles ; Stevens Point— Por-
tage Branch, 71 miles ; Montelle Branch, 7 miles ; Meuk
iiavha Branch, 1 mile ; Rib Lake Branch, 6 miles ; Eas
Claire Branch, 10 miles ; Pcnokee Branch, 60 miles.
1 John A. Stewart. . . I Trustee (Milwaukee, Wis.
2£dwinH. Abbot... TViis^M
tt
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(12)
See note of explanatixm on first page.
177
860 inUuni
'OOB'3 DIHECTOBT OF RAILWAY OFHCIALa
:01>alii Csiilral lAae—OoJUiiraid.
Tnalta' A., \ HUwuohM, W
ft-.. T.. I. C.\
:^ Colby j
.Abbot..
8 Jimsi Barlieri ■
va.O.Bulow....
10B B.H>Dfl
IIFradcrick Abbo
UA. Lawrence. ..
IS Edwlrd Fergnu
IS R.w'.MBgatra'" '•
leC.C.McIaod
171). 8. Were
UHanrdHotTli...
leP. A. Merrill... .
ION. J. Finney... ,
«P. Wslllng
KM.J. UiulDi....
»Cbu. F. VltXio..
U Sim Del H. BrowD
%H. A. Biran
t7CDU. Hernnuu.!
KH.O Faller
»n.I. HiiboDeyX'
r.-Pra. A -~-
Man, Dlndor
Otn. Manaatr,
Alt. O. itgr. .
A.. O.P.AT.A.
Um. Fgi. Agt .
Ami Oen. F.A.
Comp,ALd-A.-
\Atit. Oomp
Parcit, AgmU..
Ota. aOtiiiiOT.
Alt. SMcUor..
S.,C.M.±B.DH
iW. BR.
.S.,D. d
.Vol/. JIacA
S.'t..[
dP.O.
SUreni Pt., Wto.
ChlppewmFila.W
Pt., WU.
Oblcuo, 111.
Mllwaukes. Wll.
Menuba, Wta.
Geninl Eutem
dm. Ag4til —
.... '.\Tlot.SJH»Ag.
A^tnlt.—V. P, Tuppe
aK"ui, «Bw lork, N. Y.; F. H. Anson,
Ageni UinnMpollji. Minn, TravUtng .-,- ...
aSurvfin, New Tort. N. Y,; Tbumu Hldndil
tte«l, (ioe.;_ J. N. Robln«on,_>illi™il(i», Wii.
a«» Pat
B6S Wood Klv«r Branch HB.-Wood
RIvor JuncUon to Hops Vmllej, « mlla.
lHBrrii>LsmpliBiv...:/>r«UmI RockvUle, S. I.
«OeorBB H. Oliie.>,,|ZV(a«.,S. * .:!. Hope Valley, it. I.
4 Hearj A. dark!!. .leoiKtJrrMWr ..|
Locomotireand Car Repair Shop* M Hope Valley,
Bfi3 nroo4alock RallriMid.— Wooditack to
Pmiatni WooditodE, vc
Via-PitMent |; |;
TVgoi. *3uta.\ '■ "
lOtn. Mimagtr. iLjoioaiiOe, Vt.
gC.
P. Mitn>b...
O Port*
Tbomption.
Audilora.-LewlaPran. F. N. BiUlnn.J. 8. Mos
gue, Woudilock, Vt.
Oeoeial oOlce, WoodMock, Vt.
8G4 WorcfBtcr and Bkrewabary KB.
VurasatH lu Lake QnlnalianiDDd. 1 mllea.
IH. H. BIgelow IPnt. tt TWa* .IWorccatet. V*
ES. K. KIndley \AuiHlor |»prlnc<>o1a.><*'
SI. B. Blselaw* iSHpf. <t Ae... .iWorceiter, M»
<L, Blgelow Om. T.dtP.A.l
DC. A. Ll.velaod.... JfoK. Jf«A...
S loba HaWlna .. ..\SoaaMaiUr...\
Oenvn) olHcc, Worcaaier. Haai.
mile*.
1 Bottom Mr.— York.
e.; J. N. Roblneon, I
t. Lonli, Uv.; J. J. Ft
I. C. Fnller, '
e, Wis.
«,; J, 1. Feiry. Mlnnewolla, Mlon.
ttt AtHiU^ C. S. Robb, Bl. I^dI.
r, CMc»go, 111. : T. C. CllOorf, Mll-
CoDOBctini
? BeorjB W, Rnpp..
St Fr^MAinnf.—'W. F. Bemla. Qgnaral Bai
Agent, Nkw York, N. Yj O. P, Goihlin. — ■ —
Aui^iii, PitUbuTg, Pa. TrawBing Aamtt : ^. u. »
Walkin. Boston. Mim,; J. J. Wlnoet, Detroit, Mlcb,; i
R B. Wilson, Mile* Cltr, Mont,; J. B. CBianagh, Com-
... . — . ^^. — , jj, g T. Huoy, Morth-wei
S U. J, UcKlj
866 ^
ml lei.
Ao.nu.A.:
c.s.ttri.A.l
■oi.efMaiA .
Ma^. Car ff«i,
TVantT- Agml
866 VonKhlOKSBy BB.-'In(lD to anrlckliy,
Fblladelpblk, Pa.
n A|[ent, Minneapolis, Minn.
I, Wi*. LocomotlTa
t Jamea Flemlnjt . .
I T. Fiank Wolf.
Kelly!
OJ.W. B
ititgnwB
3upl. AKag..
a.P.AF.Agl
RJr%t
Pmn.Jliti. Siop P<
, ao» South Third St., PhlUddpUk, Fl
Imlii and SooHcUey, Pa,
Penn Station, Pa.
Repair Yards
8S7 ZaneiTllla and Obto River BB,-
PrujKicd from ZanesTllla to Harmar, U mite* ; Mat-
pleted from Zaii»TllIe to Stockport, M mllai.
IJames Buckingham I n-Ml((«/ iZioeaTllla, O.
t William ti. Harlan.. i^l*rT*(arv ... 1 "
ID. B. Hatch TYvomnr (New York, N. T.
4E.A. Oreang [CJUlf Smahittr'.ZABttvtUa, O.
Qeneral olSce, Zaneaiilla, O.
tS~ See note of explanation on jirst page.
178
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RAILROADS MERGED IX OTHER LINES,
of coBpuiiei vhich kiTe ceued to exist tbe^cnc^hs of their coapMed
which ti'Jt to these roed» hu
or Old Cobpaitt.
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lAT TBB nXX OP
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BT WHICH ACVTUOA. OH
TO WBOSS StaTEMHHT
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Addison CoanS7 Leio*«:er Jc. Vi., to
AsricaltnrBl Afuch. Pnmiii^^CeB..toPrBtuJc.
Anon Br.of CleTei'd A Ptttsb. Hadsoo. O., to MlUenbanr. O
^i«K*tif AChatTiwoogi Waahatchie,TeiiB., to XeridiBnJIiw.
AlBbama A Fonda MooigoiDer7, Aim., to PoUaid. Ala. ..
fti«w.»«« St FkxidBof FlB....:PeBsacuiBJc., Aim., to FeBMcob. FU.
A Utntm* A Xuwudppi Ufcn Selmm, Aim., to York ScatioD. Aim. . . .
f^lmh^m^ ^ TrnnntttP W:wn. fi#>Im^ Ala^ to ««^ IfnmitAin
AlahBinB Central .Selma. Ala., to Laadetdale, Mi»d. ..
Albany Bsidse Orer SfiMiarippi Btrer at Clinton. Ia>
Albany A Scbec^tadr ' Aibanr, N. T., to Schenectady. N. Y.
Albany A Wc«t Stockbridge JAlbanr. N. T.. to Miiaarhanrttt line.
Albany Noctheni 'Alhiny, X. Y., to Watetfbrd Jc.N.Y.
Albany, Vermont A Canada. . Albany, N. Y.. to Waterfotd Jc,N.Y.
Albia, KnoxT'e A Dea Xoine* Albia, U., to KnoxTiIlc,]a
Alexandria A Bloomileld. . . . • f ^^^ ^^«n.aiM«^ ,n.a
Alexandria A XcbfaskaaxT.U^** **'"***'•****"**
Alexandria, London A H'p« e. Alexandria. Va.. to Hamilton, Va
AllefEan A Holland [So nwd boilt by thiii A. A H. RK.C0.
AIle«ean A Sontheacteni .. ..'Allegan. Mfch., to Montdth. Mich. ..
AUe^y Centra: Friendship. N. Y.. to Swain's. N. Y.
All^any Central, Coosd Olean. X. Y.. to Swain*s, N. Y
Allecheny A Bald Eagle. \] ^'l^^^^^^^^'^^: \
AOeg^ieny Portage Hollidaytbaig,PaMtoJohnstown.Pa.
AlHance A Lake Erie .'Alliance, O., to Phalanx, O
Alton ASt. Looia ! Alton, 111., to St. Loai«, Mo
Alton A Sangamon. Alton, Dl., to Bloomington, Dl
li.fO Addiior. Naise chanced.
di.S8 0:d Colony CXmuoL, March 5, 18681
«3.:S Clew.. Mt. Vernon A PeL.Conwl.. Dec. tO^ MMl
«S0.16 Alabama A Gt. S^ athem. Jacoary tt. I:s7t.^
1 !4.(N> Mobile A Montgrmery ... ConiolidatSon in lt4&
il.M Loai»Ti-l« A NathTilltf . By parch. in F^b.. '«a
SI.aOE. Teen.. Virginia A 6a. .ConMlUatlon in Ifcflk
l;&.a> E. Tenn.. Virginia A Ga. Jane, 14. IS^l.*
V5.00 E. Tenn.. Virginia A Ga. Consolidation in IIWl
l.lOChicaco A Northwenitern . PonrhaMd in 18)1.
]7.a> NY. Central A Hcdsco R Con«ol., Nov. 1, liiiiL
a».aD Boston A AIi«ny iConi^ol. . Dec. asL itML
' U.18 AJbany A Vermont October *, lj«L*
14 l& Albanr A Vermort October 3u 185a.*
».90Chic,^ariii!«'n A <^aincy B'ltbyC..B.Aahi*»
Mi««»i.iaw.4N>b ..; jsjj ri^ra?*-
44 .CO Wash^. Ohio A Wei^Tem. Mav 9. 1868.*
Chlcajso A W. Michigan. :Thfo* cona. G. H. RB.
11 .50 Michi^n A Ohio. . . . ,By piirchaae tn laSS.
S9.69 Lickawanna A Pitt«b*|rh..Cun$ol.. Mar. M.iaja
W.» Lackawanna A Pixteb'^h. '^
Bald Eagle Valley.
I Palmer. Ct., to Amherst. Ct.
AMfw«w T^n.*^ A •Pw.w n«« < Owa*io, Mich., to Lansing, Mich —
Amboy, Lans g A Tiar. Bay ^ ,LM,^ing\ Mich., to JoneaSue, Mich. .
American Central Galva. HI., to New Boston, 111
American Fork ;Amn. Fork City.U., to DeerCYeek, U.
Amherst A Belchertown
Amherst, Belcht*n A Palmer.
Anderson. Lebanon A St. L..
Androscoggin. •<
Androscoggin
Androscoggin A Kennebec. . .
Appleton A New London
Aricansas A Grenada.
Arkansas Branch. . . . .
Arkansas Central
Palmer, Ct., to Amherst, Ct.
Anderson, Ind., to Notdearille, Ind. .
Bninswick, Me., to Leeds Jane., Me.
Crowley*s Jc, Me., to Lewiston, Me.
Leeds Junction to Famiington
DanTille Jc. Me., to Waterrille, Me.
I No road bailt by Co. BnUt in I
1 1976byM.,L.S. AW f
36.66 Pennsylrania
S5.0o!cieTe..To«ngst'n A P*tsb.
S5.4D.Chicago A Alton
lao.SO.Chicago A Alton
Con:H^I., Mar. 94, laA.
By porehaM in MM.
\ Piirch. from State,
1 May. 1957.
ParchaK'd in Mar. *81.
BumbyC.AA..iH*<«.
iReHMganisatfoa St.
L.Ji.AC.,Oct,*«L
r purchase tn 1K8l
BuiUin
19»byL.8.
No road bam by Ark. A O. RR. Co. .
Pilot Knob. Mo., to MUl Springs, Mo.
Helma, Ark., to Clarendon, Ark
t7.00 Jack'n, Lamt'c A Saginaw
61 .14 Lake Shofe A Mich. S'h^
50.5»iChic.. Bnriing'n A (jaincy .BMi by C.,B A Q.,In«
16.00 Abandoned and rails. ...(taken up inJaiio,*^
ao.OO'New London Kortbc-m. . .!Bt purcn. in Mar., ^M.
SO.OOjNew London Northern. . . .B> purch. in Mar.. ^M.
19.» Cleveland, Ind. A St, L. , . N ^'^»^»r•<l, Api^
^1^1 [Maine Central
36.40
51.60
Maine Central.
Maine Central.
MUwankee, L. Sh. A Wn.
(Georgia Pacific
Kit Carson, Col., to La Junta, Col.
Niles, O., to Aahubula, O
Arlmnsas Valley
Ashtabula A New Lisbon ....
Atchison A Denver I
Atchison A Nebraska 'Atchison. Kan., to Linniln. Nob
Atchison A Topeka .Road built by A., T. A SanU Fe.
Atchison B'chrC. A S.W.RR.)!
Atchison, Repub. Val. A Pac. Buffalo Jet. to Scandia. Kan
Atchison, S«il. Valley A Denr. 'Concordia to Cawker City, Kan..
Athens Br. (N. Y. C. A H. R.) Schenectady Jet. to Athens, N. Y . . . .
AtholABnfield
48.50|St. Louis, Iron Mt. A S*n
SO.OOjArkansas Midland
( Sold under
Cons«>l. Jun« S9, 1871.
j Thro* cona, L. A T.
1 RR.. I8n.
Consol., Oct S6» tSM.
Consolidation in ISTSi
j By Durchaae. Q., Q.
1 A B.. in 1881.
Oonsol., May 6, 1S74.
Purch. at forecIoH-
ure, June 0, IW7.
forrclosnre in 1K7>< ; rails taken
w
'*^'^\ ) up by purchasers, andimad ahnndoned.
89.00;AshtabuIa A Pittsburgh.. 'An^ni-t 21, 197S.*
145
...lAtchison. Colorado A Pac. .Consol . June S3, ^
.T4'ChicaRO. Bur. A Qnincv. Thn»" B A Mo.Rlv«r
I Atchison. Top. A San. JV By It^rislatlve enact*t
89.0R'Chicago, Rock Is. A Pac. Consol., Jure 1, IfWi
15.00AtchlM>n, Col. A Pacific. Consol., June «S,1««.
47.00 AUhison, Col. A Pacific. Oonsol., Juno US, iSi^i
40.'S9,New York, W. S. A Buff.
iBoston A Albany
By lease in Iti;^
« Acquired by porchaao at foreeloaure on data given.
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Abbott J. E., 725 Grove Street, San
Fraucisco, Cal.
Abram* F. U., Worthington, Ind.
Ackroyd James (Builder), AlbaDy,
N. Y.
Adam, Miller & Co., Rome, N. Y.
Adams J. B., Cool Well, Amherst
Co., Va.
Adams A Rogers, Detroit, Mich.
Ai;uew B. W. & Co., Ocala, Fla.
Aiken & (Gordon, Colombia, Tenn.
A ezaoder D. P., Wichita, Kan.
A leo A ^el(•on, Seattle, W. T.
Allison Jk Co^ uardner, 111.
Auderson & Barr, Tribune Building,
New York, N. Y.
Andrews J. S., Memphii, Tenn.
Angler Charles, Hancock, Mich.
Appleyard J., Lansing, Mich.
Annie Jackson, Joplin. Mo.
Armington K. D., Providence, R. I.
Armstrong Charles N.,Monireal,Can.
Armstrong J. D., Campbellton, N. B.
Arnold Geo. A Co., Memphis. Tenn.
Ayres Abraham, New York City.
Bacon William, CastorviUe, Mo.
Baglcy Jno., Opechee, Mich.
Bdt^uall Robert, Baden, Mo.
Baker F. O. & Son, Fort Scott, Kan.
Baldwin Chas., Starkville, Miss.
Baldwin J. W., San Francieco, Cal.
Ballantiue&Rogerp,New Or]eaDB,La.
Banbury Thomas, Pasadena, Cal.
Barker D. L., 87 Weybosset Street,
Providence, R. I.
Barr W., 186 Water Street, Pitts-
burgh, Pa.
Barry 1\, lU East Main Street, Rich-
mond, Va.
Barilett W . Little Rock, Ark.
Bartram & Squicrs, Sharon, Conn.
Bates C. J., Major Block,Cbicago,lll.
Bates W. S, Major Bl<)Ck,Chicago,Ill.
Banmgrati Julius & Co. (Painters),
Syracuse, N. Y.
Baylor E. J. C. & Co., Cedar Rap., la.
Bean H. F., Jacknon, Mich.
Beckwith A Onackenbush, Wash-
ington, D. C., and Mohawlc, N.Y.
Bell H. P., Winnipeg, Canada.
Bell J L. W., Emporhi, Kan.
Bell W. W.. Jamestown, Dak.
Benneit Nelson, Tacoma, Wash. Ty.,
and Deer Lodjre, Mont. Ty.
Bennett Patrick, Fairmont, W. Va.
Berrick Charles (Builder;, Buffalo,
N.Y.
Best Peter B., Stockton, N. J.
Bethune, Craney Bros. & Co., St.
Joseph, Mo.
Bilean Cliarles (Bridge Painter). Al-
bany, N. Y.
Bishop J. W., St. Pan], Minn.
Black A Opt, Colnmbla, Pa.
Blake Brothers, New York, N. Y.
Blosb V. R., Topeka. Kan.
Bollee J. N.. 1U8 Eat^t Monument
Street, Dultimorc, Md.
Bond B. W.. WUloughby, O.
Bondnrant A Jopiing, Augusta, Oa.
BooUur J. Q., 14 Howard btreet, San
Francisco, Cal.
Booth A Cosgrove. Prepcott, Ont.
Booth A Flyun, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Boston Artesian Well Co., Bobton,
Mass.
Bothwell 8., Tyler, Texas.
BoUford A. H., 145 Washington St.,
St. Louis, Mo.
Booscaren G.. 35 West Fonith St,
Cincinnati, O.
Bouton Chas. A., 465 West S3d Street,
New York City.
Boyd Jaa. A., Boyd's Station, Md.
Bracken Andrew, West Haven, Ct.
Bradbury W. C. A Co., Denver, Col.
Brainerd E.. ft) Coentles Slip, New
York City.
Breen A Connclly,St.Catharines,Ont.
Brennan P., Owatonua, Minn.
Brennan Thos., Owatonna, Minn.
Brliees John (Builder), Buffalo, N. Y.
Briokneli P. F., Binghamton, N. Y.
Broadhead A Iikkey, Scranton, Pa.
Brown G. P., Bowling Green, Mo.
Brown,IIoward&Co. .NewYork.N. Y.
Brown J. C, Richibucto and St.
Johns, N. B.
Brown J. W., 83 Weybosset Street,
Providence, R. I.
Brown J. J., Council Bluffs, la.
Brown O. D., Sioux Ciiy, la.
Brown, Maxwell A Co., St. Stephens,
N. B.
Bruce, Barron A Co.. Marseilles, 111.
Bruegeman H., 425 Bush Street, San
Francisco, Cal.
Buckley L. L., Hannibal, Mo.
Buckman A. B., 2fl4 Montgomery St ,
iSuu Francisco, Cal.
Bullock Geo., Phiiadelph.a, Pa.
Bullock Sam'l R. A Co., 11 Wall
Street, New York City.
Burk W. F., 81 Milk Street, Boston,
Mass.
Burkhalter, J. H., Augusta, Ga.
Bnrkett G. W., Palestine, Texas.
Burkett A Murphy, Palestine, Texas.
Burlew C. N., Washington. D. C.
Burnes Thos., Dubuque. la.
Bumbam 8. H.. Birmingham, Ala.
Bums A Co., Rich liiil. Mo.
Burr J. D., Topeka, Run.
Burtchall W. D. A Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Burtchall W. D., Norcrofs, Qa.
Bush Levi L., Bird-iu-hand, Pa.
Bush A Kellar. Larxai^ter, Pa.
Butler J. H., Itt Pine street, Provl.
dence, R. I.
Butler T. A., Lyons, Rico Co., Kmn.
Caldwell Robert, St. Johnsbnry, Vt.
C all A Funck, Lebanon, Pa.
Campbell Comelins, Altoona, Pa.
Campbell R. B., Turner Falls, Maa.
Campbell Thomas, Altoona, Pa.
Cauoee Daniel, Syracuse, N. Y.
Caudon M. J., Kuoxrille, Tenn.
Canton Bridge Co., Canton, O.
Carey Dominick M., Canton, O.
Carlisle J. N. * Bro., Pueblo, Col.
Carroll C. M., Plum Branch, 8. C.
Carroll D. W. C. A Co., Pitubnrgh,
Pa.
Carroll Jas., Kankakee, HI.
Carroll Patrick, Cumberland, Md.
Carter N. L., belle Plalne, Kan.
Casement J. 8., Painesville, O.
Casey Jas. D., Rochester, N. Y.
Cat>sin Isaac S., 14(4 North 12th
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Cavanaugh A Crow«, Louisville, Ky.
Chapman W. J., San Francisco, Cal.
Chamberlain Jaa., Sboup, Mieh.
Chapman William P., Canton, O.
Church A Swain, 73 Water Street,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Clark, Heman A Co.^New York,N.Y.
Clarke, Lipe A <. c, l)enver. Col.
demons A Sons, Point Marble
Head. O.
CleTttland M. A., Watertown, N. Y.
Cobb Robert, Tlonesta, Pa.
Cochran S., Columbus, O.
Codwif e B. R., Rockville, Md.
Coffey M., St. Louis, Mo.
Coleman A Rice, Laurens C. H., 8. C.
CoUins A Larkworthy,Carliuvilie. HI.
Collins P. AT., Highth A Che^tnut
Streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
Colt J. B. A Son, Clinton, Mo.
Comegys A Lewli, 16 Oortlandt
Street, New York, N. Y.
C ondons Bros., Kiioxville, Tenn.
Conkey Horace, JCyaosvillc, Ind.
Conncll Thomas, Youngstown, O.
Conrad A Miller, 576 Kearney Street,
San Francisco, Cal.
Conway M. W.. 487 Monroe Street,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Cook B. H. A Co.. Rochester, N. Y.
Cook A Grant, Columbus, O.
Cooks W.fSt. Paul, Minn.
Coolidge, W. G. A Co., Chicaco, HI.
Coolman E. B., New Albany, Ind.
Cooney, Eckstein A Co., itiS Pearl
Street, NewYork, N. Y.
Cooney J. J. A Co., Memphis, Tenn.
Cooper U. J., St. Paul, Minn.
Cooper Ttaeo., 85 Broadway, New
York, N. Y.
Corbet t James, Ottawa, Ont.
Corey Bto*..,0%i\vi0iv«&v.
TheAILANIICDyNllTECO,
SUCCSaSOBS TO THB
ITLINTIC, GIANT tND JUDSON POWDER GO'S.
SMALL «c SCHRADER, /^
Oflneral Agenti. / ^
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OFFICES : / ^ ^^
245 Broadway, ^^' /^
Works :DRAKESVILLE, N.J, /^ ^
MANUFACTURERS ^y / ^ ^ X SAFE,
RELIABLE,
y/Ss ^
(^/ ^ "^Z POWERFUL,
^ / ^Y I EFFECTIVE.
ALSO, MANUFACTUREBS OF THE
JUDSON POWDER.
A low grade of high explosive, adapted for all kinds of blasting where
powder of less strength than GIANT Is required. Much
stronger than black powder, far safer to use.
ALSO, DEALXna u
tLASTING ■ CAPS, FUSE, ELECTRIC ■ BATTERrES, ETC.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS— LIST OF CONTRACTORS. 207
Oostigan Tho«., 3tl5 Sp. Garden
Srreet, Piiilddelphia, Fa.
Cottingbam J. J., IndlauapoUs, Ind.
Coartne/ Joiin, Duncan, Aria. Tj.
Coverdale R. P., 16 Eaat Third Street,
Cincinnati, O.
Ooz J., Montgomery Street, San
Francisco, Cal.
Cojne Joseph, Jeffenonville, Ind.
Cragie, Rafferty & Yoomana, Baf-
Talo, N. Y.
Craig W. P., 95 Liberty Street, New
York, N. Y.
Craig W.'b. & Co., Mankato. Minn.
Craney, Clark & Win, DallaaCity, 111.
Craven Timothy, 88 I Street, Waah-
ington, D. C.
Crawford J. P., 16 Conrt Street,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Cribbett James, Ocala. Fla.
Crimmina John D., Third Avenue &
Sixtieth Street, New York, N. Y.
Croaa R., 627 Sacramento Street, San
Francisco, Cal.
Cronch W. J., Charleston, S. C.
Crowley Fred. C, Borden Block,
Chicago, III.
Cumminn M., Hontlngbnrgh, Ind.
Cards John B., 810 Classen Avenue,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Curtis A Diver, Keokuk, la.
Cutter S. C, Minneapolis. Minn.
Dacey J. B. & Co.,tBo8toD, Mass.
Danahy Daniel, Aurora, III.
Danby Si Richards, Superior, Wis.
Daniels J. J., Rock vi lie, Ind.
Darwin W. E. A Co., 112 Randolph
Street, Chicago, 111.
Davin H., Lexington, Va.
Davis B., 400 Franklin Street, Rich-
mond, Va.
Davis J. K., Atlanta. Qa.
Dawe J. H., Somerville, Mass.
Day F. H., 136 Main Street, San
Francisco, Cal.
Dedrick Thos., New Burlington, O.
DeOreaver H., 814 Montgomery
Street, San Francisco, Cal.
De Loach W. H., Excelsior, Oa.
Demens, McLain A Cotter. Long-
wood, Orange County, Fla.
Denithome R., Phoenixville, Pa.
Denning George A., Augui*ta, Ga.
Desparios N.. Sioux City. la.
DetwiUer Bros., El Paso, Tex.
DeviUe Horace. 193 Lincoln Avenue,
Chicago, UI.
Dexterville Construction Company,
Dexterville, Wis.
Dickinson P. P., 7 Nassau Street,
New York N. Y.
Diggins Bros.,*!^ California Street,
San Francinco, Cal.
Dill M. T., Portsmouth, Va.
DUler L. Y., East Berlin, Pa.
Dinuman A 8errickisen,Tionesta,Fa.
Dishman C. H., Henderson, ^.
Dobson P. S., 20 ClilXord Street,
Providence, R. I.
Dolan Joseph, Pottsville, Pa.
Dolan A Sweeney, Lexington, Ky.
Donelly John, Memphis, Tenn.
DoaneUy &, 408 Jonea Street, San
Francisco, Cal.
Dowling A Kennedy, Binghamton,
N. I .
Dows 8. L., Cedar Rapids, la,
Douglaa F. B., Dayton, O.
Douglaas W. A. A Co., temporary
addrens, Leadville, Col.
Drake A Stratton, 71 Broadway, New
York, N. Y., and Davton, Wis.
Dulln T. A Bro., Mempnis, Tenn.
Doffv C. W., 601 CaUfomia Street,
San Francisco, Cal.
Dull J. A J., Harrisburg, Pa.
Danavant A Kelly, Memphis, Tenn.
Dunavant W. P., Memphis, Tenn.
Dunbar C. F., Ft. Colbomo, Canada.
Duncan J. A, Las Yegaa, N. M.
Duncan Robert, Keokuk, la.
Duncan Bros., Killbnck, O.
Dunlap J. C, Monroe, Wis.
Dyer John T., Norristown, Pa.
Dyer J. S., 820 California Street, San
Franciaoo, Cal.
Eager George R., Marietta, Qa.
East Berlin Iron Construction Co.,
East Berlin, Ct.
Eaton S. D.. Burlington, la.
Eaton S. S.,Logan8port, Ind.
Eaton A Daily. Burlington, la.
Edward C. U., 85 Uawley Street, Bos-
ton, Maas.
Edwards J. N., Stuyee, Miss.
EidliUB A Son, 803 East Fifty-ninth
Street, New York, N. Y.
Elder J. R., New Orleans, La.
Ellis B. F., San Francisco, Cal.
Ellis W. T^ GrifBn, Ga.
Ellison A Boutwell, Macon, Ga.
Ellsworth F. M. A Co., Rochester,
N. Y.
Blmer H. N., St Paul, Minn.
Emory Simon, Hancock. Mich.
Englis B. £., Toronto, Out.
Enterprise Construciion Co., Ft.
Scott, Kan.
Brton John, Toronto, Ont.
Evans G. M., Roanoke, Va.
Evana H. R., 99 Dorrance Street,
Providence, R. I.
Evans A Ackerman, Binghamton,
N. Y.
Fairbanks, Morse A Co., Chicago, Ul.
Falrcblld J. J., Switz City, IlcT.
Fairfax Henry, Pulaski, Va.
Fanning A Swan, 19 Chapel Street,
Providence, R. I.
Farr A yincent,Grand Rapids, Mich.
Farren B. N., 1781 Spring Garden
St., Philadelphia. Pa.
Favorite Archibald, Hanover, Pa.
Feethnm A Porter, Helena, Mont.
Ferguson A Co., San Francisco, Cal.
Ferguson A Co., Macon, Ga.
Ferris A Halliday, 98 Hudson Street,
Jersey City, N. J.
f inlev D., 10 California Street, San
Iranciaco, Cal.
Fisher U.. 6W Market Street, San
Francisco, Cal.
Fltigerald John, Lincoln, Neb.
Fitxgerald A Mallory, Chariton, la.
FitBsimmoDS C, 100 Wasliington
Street, Chicago, 111.
Fitasimmons A Connell, 146 South
Wator Street. Chicago, 111.
Fletcher C. K., Bartow, Fla.
Fletcher John r.^ashville, Tenn.
Flynn John, Jr., Des Moines, la.
Flynn Joaeph, Memphis, Tenn.
Flynn P., Independence, la.
Flynt Building A Construction Co.,
Palmer, Maaa.
Foley Jamea, Warm Springs, Ga.
Ford T., Keokuk, la.
Fosbrook L. AQ. J., Sorel, Can.
Foster A Creighton, Nashville.Tenn.
Foye J. H. A Son, Dubuaue, la.
Frasfer A Donaldson, Washington,
Ind.
Freehette Oliver, Sorel. Que.
Freeland A Mackin, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Freeman Archd., 624 North 85ih St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Freeae A. C, 8 Mission Street, San
Franoiaco, Cal.
French W. F., S88 Eddy Street, Prov-
idence, R. I.
Freret W. A., 87 Carondelet Street,
New Orleans, La.
Friday Jacob, Pituburgh, Pa.
Frost, Sieama A Hooker, Columbus,
O.
Fmen A Co., SOB Pine Street, St
liOnis, Mo.
Fudge A Keam, Memphis. Tenn.
Furlong J. W. A Co., 78 Benevolent
Street, Providence, R. I.
Gallagher Thos., Rondout,N. Y.
Gardner Simeon B., Wlckford, R. I.
Garretson Theo., Pottsville, Pa.
Garvey Bros., 7 Harris Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
Ganrev A Lee, Memphis, Tenn.
Gatchel Chas. A., Buffalo, N. Y.
Guynor E. J., Pottsville, Pa.
Gerten N., Chicago, 111.
Gcrvais A. £., Contrecoeur Point,
Can.
Gibbius Austin. 819 W. 40th Street,
New YorkTN. Y.
Gibson O. A., West Point, Miss.
Gibson Wm., Beamsville, Ont.
Gibson A Co., West Point, Misa.
Gill J. A., 88 Hawley Street, Boatoi,
Mara.
Gillespie William, Moore's Mills,
Charlotte Co., N. B.
Gilliea John, Room 71 Astor House,
New York, N. Y.
Gold L O., Delaplane, Va.
Goldsmith Oliver C, La Fayette,Ind.
Gonder J. D. A Bro., Strasburg, Pa.
Goodwin John, Baltimore, Md.
Gordon Clark, Sherbrooke, Que.
Gordon G. H., Sherbrooke. One.
( iordon John T. . Pittsburgh, Pa.
borten D., 28 Eddy St., Providence,
Gould G. T., Athens, O.
Graham John, New York. N. Y.
Graham J. K., Indianapolis, Ind.
Grant A. A., Albuquerque, N. M.
Grant Donald, Faribault, Minn.
Grant John, West Chester, Pa.
Grant A Roes, Winnipeg, Man.
Graves J., 611 Mission St., San Fran-
cisco, Cal.
Gray C. £., St. Louis, Mo.
Gray W. H., 66 Illiuoia St., Chicago,
Green Joeeph N., Bangor, Me.
Green O. B., 178 S. Water St., Chi-
cago, 111.
Green A Gordon, 239 Federal St.,
Portland, Me.
Green W. F. A Son, 274 Border St,
Boston, Maes.
Green W. L., Carbondale, Kan.
Greene W. H. A Co., Helena, Mont.
Greenough J. H., Robella, Pa.
Grigsby A Bro., Jefferson, Tex.
Grimfley Geo., Waverly, O.
Qruelle N. R. A Co., Ocala, Fla.
Guggarty L., Chillicothe, la.
Guggerty & Hart, Ottumwa, la.
Gwirmer Fred., Allegheny City, Pa.
Haaf J., 616 Kearney St., San Fran-
cisco, Cal.
Hagan J., 482 Kearney St., San Fran-
ciaoo, Cal.
Hainea A. G., Glen Falls, N. Y.
Haines D. S., Glen Falls, N. Y.
Haines F. E., Glen Falls, N. Y.
Halev S. M. B., 2807 Fillmore St,
San Francifeco, Cal.
Hall. Smith, Bnma A Co., Portland,
Ore.
Halleck Bros., Bootatown, O.
Haller M., Benton A Spruce Sta.,
Allegheny City, Pa.
Hallelt J. L.. DUley, Ore.
Halstead E. M., Keithsburg, HI.
Hamilton T. H., Toledo, O.
Hammond 8. A., 806 Weatminatcr
St., Providence, R. I.
Hampeon Jos. H., El Paao,Tex., aad
Leavenworth, Kan.
Hancock C , 620 Shotwell St, San
Francisco, Cal.
Hannon, Hurst A Co., Montgomery,
Ala.
HyacbiiLlS^4aBMa^^^vi2aAOi^^«
208
The Contractors herein mentioned possess Superior Facilities for
RaUroad Construction and works connected therewith, and are of
knotvn Integrity and Reliahility.
MASON, GOOCH AND HOGE COMPANY,
Railroad Contractors and Bridge Builders,
A. W. MILLER. J. D. McDONALD. C. S. PENFIELD.
MILLER, McDonald & co.,
FRBnONT, NBB.
Ar« now grading the Seward Extension of the F. E. & M. V. R. R. Did the grading of the Lincoln exten-
sion of the same road. Have had principal contracts for grading from the W. St. L. & P. R. R.« W. L & N.
R. R. and K. C. & S. R. R. REFERENCES— Fremont National Bank, Fremont, Neb. Sioux National
Bank, Sioux City, Iowa, and Clay County Bank, Spencer, Iowa.
NEFTEL & OOTHOUT,
"Fi-n gi n ee3?s axLci OoxLtjaraoljonrs,
41 Liberty Street, New York.
We make a specialty of street railway work, acting as engineers, or will contract for the construction of
new lines. Repairs promptly executed on out of town work. Estimates for warehouse tramways promptly
furnished.
ROSS A SAHTFORD,
Contractors
Ror Docks, Bridges, Dredging and I^a.iIroads,
«jx:ii»£:Y CITY, pr. *j,
58 South Gay Street, Baltimore, Md. 1490 New York Avenue, Washington, D. C.
1163^ Bryan Street, Savannah, Ga.
F. M. DELANO. PHILIP BIGHABDSON.
47 Broadway, New York.
OrpnizBis, Proiters iil BiUIIerii of M Ballroailii.
Dealers in Street Railroad Securities, Correspondence invited.
STEAM AND STREET RAILWAY CONTRACTOR,
AHD DBALBB IX
Estimates given. Curves and Switches laid at short notice. Office and Residence,
487 Rlonroe Street, Brooklyn, N. T«
POOR'S DIBECTOKT OP BAILWAT OFFICIALS-LIST OF CONTKACTORS.
Huntenbcra A. I., UO Bnidwiy .'1
NewlTotk.N. t. I
HarulDg ]--"—■
Umrpcrl>
UarrlaD
918 Oemr
'sr
BmF
HMriToe^'i) Ale
Uarrli GordU fl., K
H«T1. J., ta Hu«
■J
la. All.
HudaT. Wm., 19 XichiDia Placr. l
HittUou »! A., HUwaiiKca. Wl*. I
Harriaon b Green, Mllwagkee, Vis.
Hut; Wm. , Ulddleport, O. I
Uut Chu. A Bon, 396 Tantb Bt.,
Brooklyn, H. Y. I
Bart ioba. OttnmKi. la. I
Uartnett J. C, Hempbla, Tenn. '
Barvaj L. 8., lOlS Harkat bt., San-
Franclaco, Cal.
Haalaa ± VanHDrafl, 1ft Cortlan
Bt.. New Ynik. N. Y.
BMcb * 1V)«'. McKcMPort, Pa,
UaUMvar ± Doo^aaa, lUU Wau
nun at.. ProTiaencp, R. I.
nmblrd J. WIIIjod, Cumbertaiu].
Ud.
amblnl J„ Br., CnmbeilaDd, Ud.
nmbtrd Jacob A Co., CumOerluid,
Ud.
I Hunter Jub^ Stetllni Vnllr;, Car n-
iBBlcblnKn k bobanj, Fain
Hnitnn J. T., Morgan Held, Kj.
ID W. R.. ti BniaJwHr,
ork. K. Y.
Igrvn A Co., Freeporr, IIJ,
1 Broa.. n Llbertj St..
Hawkloa W. O., Jackaonville. Fla.
Uega Bboa. IndlanapoJla, lud.
Bcmberlg A Co., n UiOoi Block.
CblcacD, lU.
Bendrlcka t. B.. Blcbmond, Utah.
Hendrte.Bajmme* ACo., Bamllton,
Out.
Henrv « Balch, Uinneapolia, Itinn.
Hsuttla ritd. L., CnwrDrdvIlls, Ind.
Ua.rltt W. U.. llnacatlne, la.
Uickeraon U D. A Sun, Tnllahoma,
BIcka, Bolme* A Co., ladlanapolla,
Ind.
HInena * Horrla. Grand Baplda,
HI«El»a >
Hill Jobi
""u4''BDCbauan St.,
LODia, Ho.
Hilton firldgg Conattuctloa Co.. Al-
bany, K. Y.
UlDda, Mofflatt * Co.. Watetloon,
N. T.
BIreene TimolhT, Waverl/, N. T.
Huadlev J. C.. Ba-too, Miuh,
Boat R. M.. Uoughton. Ulcta.
Hoar A ScldoD. HoucbloD. Ulcb.
Bock T., eie Kearm J bC, Ban f nui-
lloffman'H. J.. Ackerman villa, Pa.
BoK>n M.J..S»t.JDiin,N.B.
Boo* Cbaa., trnnkfon. Kt.
Hogg * Bon*. Haunlbil. Bo.
Holbnjok A Bro., Balliioore, Md.
Holcomb * Cook, Kavrnna. O.
Hollla A. B.. Wlcklurd, R. I.
Uolloraa &, iDHetmaii. Nablaavllle,
. JickaOD L. O., Balnbrldge, Ga.
Ji.ck>!on ]£.. Crdar Haplda. U.
1 Jackion J. F. B., Blount eprinEa,
I aU.
Jamawn John^BlooniabnrK, Pa.
' 'JenklnaJ. B..Piini-cuti,K(D.
Janklna * Yerkle. MempDla. Tenn.
Jeskln* a Sleki<(, Fori Scott, Kan.
Jlpaon W. c'DUiaroid, uich!
Jolmpon J, B., Bt, Lonla, Ho.
Jubneon A Baneon, ban Antonio,
Tax,
Jobnaon, Fdj. JE Hacb. Co., Eaat
lIBCh 81 and Harlim RKir, Ne<r
York, N. Y.
JolljA. J. *8ona, Limlled, Pbllllpl-
DDrB,Fl.,aiill418Bnilllille^'- -
PllUbnri)!, Pa.
Jonea Jno. H.. Bbrawport, La.
Jonea T. Barton, Balllmoie, M
Jone* F. W., Bt. Vernoa, O.
J onea A Besnar, (18 S. 4 th Bt. , Pblla-
delpfaia. Pa.
Jonea t Carey, Fort Worth, Tax.
Jonea, Drake A Co., M Utant S
PlItabnrKb, Pa.
Jooaa Bancan, Fort Worth. Tei.
Joae 8,H.,Til k,roa»8t., PortLind, H
JojcelUitln, PltUbnrgb, Pa.
, Davl* A Co.,
aaW4ltonB..Eanei
Miahvllle,
Cltf, B<
Holt H, 8., WInnlpej, Man.
Hopkioa Bridge Conntnctlon Co.,
at. Louta, Mo.
Boollhan A Madlcan, Coboei, N. T.
Bonaer E. L. A O. J., Bt. Lonlf, Mo.
Bowler A Boran, PltubBrgh, Fa.
Boiej T. F., Patcraon, N.J.
Baghea J. P.. Fort Wortli, Tex.
Hnnblid Jobn, Jr. .CoBbiirlud, Md.
KaTaDanihlTbo*., Dubuque, I..
" ^ ., low Howard St., Ban
— Cal.
Plltabargb, Pa.
Aevqej o. u-, ^tl Clermont ATen
Bnwklru. N. Y.
Keller Jobn, tancaftn. Pa,
Kallar A Buah. Lancaaier, Pa.
KeNar A Gal), Lanearter. Pa.
Kellar A Btilllr, LaiicaaKr, Pa.
Kellaj P., Finuindlna, Pia.
Kellt John, LjnchbDre, Va,
KollT M. J.. Mil CalifacoU 8
Knncifco, fal.
Kelly Patrick. Altoona, I a.
" Tyler. Tei.
Kenned; J. T, A A. B., &i
Blude la.
Kennedy A Btone, Topeke, ii
Kllpalnck Bioa,. Or.'Von. til,
KlDg A Dyer, Hahanoy City, Pa.
King II, S.. Dee Holoea. In.
Kinaioan C. W MW ieii,b hi a
Franclaco,
Knl^t A Bedlow, tSB FedonI Bt.,
Portland, Me,
Knlcbt A Bonilcon, P. O. Box L.,
Kanaaa Clly, Ho.
KnoiJ. P. A R. B., Allecbanjt, h.
LacBT Cbarlea.
'Ublneaa L
r H.. Uelti
LaneABodWjobi
Laniidon ]
LallfH.. Ueltolt, Mlcb,
LaueM. D., P - ""
- - idley.J
. «8 N.'Hontgomerr St.. 9ao
icleco. Cal.
ladon R. B. & Co.. Hlnneapolla.
iKUoa,'winflon A Co., Bt. Panl
II Inn.
LiDgrord Jobu T., fO Kllby Bt., Bo»-
ton, Idaaa.
Longford A Bridges, PortUnd. Or*.
LanKbome C. D , Blcbmond. Va.
Lanlry B. A Boca, Htn.nii City, Kan.
La Herre F. B.. Bonireal, 4ue.
LaracD A Andcraon, SeaitlB, Waab.
Teir.
Laraoa A Keefe, Helena, Monl.
Larjr Valentine L.. Boboken, N. J.
Latcha J. A,, Marqaette, ilich.
' -• — n L. D. A Co., Wlnfleld, Kaa.
SAnaLln, Coming, M, Y.
roa., Bt Paul. Urnn.
■a A., HaKglng Rock. O.
ate R. D., Sprlngfleld, 111.
uce K. U. T., MirlEtU.Qa,
LcBcb A Baldwin, llii 8. Btb Bt.,
"bill del pb la, Pb,
led A.J.C.,5CaBrleaBt ,ProT-
™enCB, R. L
LeaTlit J, H., 11 £>ton BL, Boattn,
Leek C, 4M Montgomery St., San
Franciaco. Cal.
_je Jobn C, Council BtulTa. la.
Leap. ABon, Pater>ou. N, J.
Lre A Uarver. Uemphlh, Tann.
LentiACo„VMboig, Pa.
Lcpe Cbarlta, Denver, Col,
Leaalg U., Chlrago, HI.
Lewla G. F., U Waverly Bt,, Pin*-
Idence, R. 1.
rli L. W., Kmporla, Kan.
la Jamei, Kaoraa City, Mj.
cban J>. W.. Dubuqiie, la.
•lay D.. OllBwa, Oi^t.
ton A. H.. HlnneapulU, Minn.
lngaionC.K.,sa»T«.HdGt„Pbl1-
adelphia, p.,
bllu Robert, Hammond a «irt,N.T
or D., WlDdaor Bolel, Tnaton,
N.J.
London B., Fort Di'dge. la.
S, ACo,.Atlant
'.. Indlanap "
B.. cedar R
,Ga.
B., Orei
r W.A A,. Sheboyean.Mlch,
[no. R., Norlh Btr— >- "-
L. B. A Bro,, Porl
Mct^n T. K.. Blen
b Berwick .He.
cCaon Than..
" Thy J. B.
-.Brooklyn. N.Y.
,Llltl. "-- '-■-
Franklin, rii
Ark.
HcCi....„ _ ,
HcCanler A Gill. Pbllllpebnrg, P*.
HcClallan A Co., Bprlngdeld. llaia.
McClure Jamea, St. Paul. Minn.
HeClore J. K., fludton. M. Y,
KcClnre A Bcbnlet, BliteU Block,
Mttabotib, Pa.
McConDlcKEd^WaabliigIon,Ia.
HcCrwkenW. V. A C<i„«»'«^«^-.
idallAUcLone HsIena.Moot. N«n ImV^- "^
LB.,UiuchCbunk, Pa. \ laa.
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The Contractiprs herein mentioned possess Superior Facilities for
Railroad Construction and works connected therewith, and are of
known Integrity ami ItelialHlity»
PHIOE & Mcai^VOOK,
TOPEKA, KA8.
RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
Have now under contract :
• 88 Miles for C. S. F. and Cal. R. R,
80 Miles for Soutbern Kas. R. R.
68 Miles for Denver and Rio Grande R. R.
80 Miles for A. T. and S. F. R. R. in Colorado.
Are prepared to do all kinds of railroad work. Tunnelling and heavy rock work a specialty.
Contractor,
Arch Masonry, Bridge and Viaduct Masonry, Station Buildings of Brick or Stone. References: G. T. R.,
C. P. R. & M. C. R. R. Present engagement, a 6o-ft. Arch for Double Track, C. S. R. Div. M. C. R.
JOHN ESSON, care of J. D. Hawk, M. C. R., Detroit.
MYLES TIERNEY,
CONTRACTOR,
No. i6o Broadway, . . . • . New York.
ROOM 9. GUERNSEY BUII^DINO.
JRailroadSf Water Works and Sewerage a Specialty.
I>
. F.
CONTRACTOR,
132 Lin(
jlen Ave.,
Springfield,
O.
Railroads
., Water Works and Sewerage.
WHIDDEN, HILL & CO.,
Builders and Contractors,
lOl 3£IX^S: S'T., . . . JRoom S, .... 3
Buildings, Railroad Work, Water and Gas Works and Sewerage Construction
XVZ^. Z'. OXUSlXCSt,
PRACTICAL BUILDER OF
STREET RAILROADS,
And Dealer in Supplies*
JLlt>eirty Street, V^BTW ITORK.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF BAILWAT OFFICIALS— LIST OF CONTRACTORS.
lIcDoiwld John, KunmlDic. Qua.
llcDonkld A Uiald, CuatliUD. Oal.
UcDonild ft bbet, Vlckaborg. Miu.
]lcDonellBnM.,Graiid Rapid.', Mich.
McDdddcII a., tinnd Bapldg^ Hleh.
McFsdaeii CbM.. Pbiltdelpbl*, P>.
HcFiddcD C. & TUJmu, Hitla., P>
Hcfsddiu C. A Sou, cttoD/ Urcek
Ph.
McFarlMie Heucr. Toronlo, OdL
UcOkun OcD., Tuninto, UdI.
McOsw Alei., 410 WalDut HL, Phlli
delpbU, Fa.
HcOce Ow. J.. Corrinc, N, T.
McGoTeni Jo*. P.. Balilmore, Md.
UcOovem A Co.. Trroue, Pa.
UcQtcgoT, Kenuedji ft Cu., Bkd
McHcnrr H
Molnllre J.
3oneb««li,N.T.
UcLiUKblln ft KelltT, 4833 WnJU
ATcFblladeJpbia, I'B.
UcLcod ft Hptrki, Fori tirnKta. Ark.
McM aboil & Unen, glaoDlon, Vi.
UcHiboii, ijbauDabou ft Onta.Vot-
iDgton. Ky.
Terrace. Wex Pbiladdph^ Pa.
Mcllunrle ft Woodward, twnltuic
Uuie, MIcD.
HcKaman That.. Satuu Cl», Ho.
SIcNamira W. C, Sioni CUj, la.
JlcNaiT J. D., 81. JoMpb. Uo.
McMccol D., lail Jteca SI., Pblk-
delptala, Pa.
HcRaa a, Lall;, 7B Winder St., ]>»
lrolt,Uleb.
McTagoe Peler, Lancaaler, P».
HcTigue S., CsmdeD. N. J.
McTialic ft Co., M
llcw!llUuiaJ(»..<
Mavhew Cbu., CoIambU, 8. C.
Uivu W. U., a Uavrle; Si., Boiton,
Uelcber C. W.,dai Cheitunt St., St.
Louie, Uo.
MeiJEi. jl. C, la Broadwajr, Now
Totk. N. V.
Me^hon lI.,ADderFOD.lDd.
UlJler D. J., 134 Bro.dwa)', New
York, N. T.
Ulllat U. L., LockBaren, Pa.
MlJIer B. B., Onnt'a Paea, Ore.
Miller Joliu C., Bangor, Pa,
MllliT Ilrua., ill i>. Waier Street,
Cblcoeo. 111.
Hlllcr 1). K, ftCo,17Paca Street,
fialilniDn, Md,
Millar. Laauilr ft Gill, Chlcairp, III.
Miller ft McDonald, Bpenee^I'.
Mllllgad A. 0., UarriibDrg, Ta,
I>llll>J,K.,4ulncf,Cil.
Hioahmi D. P., ISS IJndaii Ate.,
HprlDEtleld, O,
Mltclicll Jomoa, BsKaat. Ha.
Mitchell Jimae, Uelroae. Maar.
Mllthell K. P. i Co OliBwa, Ont.
Kj.
1. Max
llacombiT H. 0..W Matilicwaon St
Pr.Jtldence, R. 1.
Haddock ft Svu», Kouioke, Va.
Madc*lllF ft Qnee, St. Louii, Ho.
Hanun O. P., IT1 KlDg binet Salt,
Toronto, Oni.
Hagary J. B., 5i!8 Callfamla St. San
^lancleco, CaL
Mallor/ a, H., Cbarihin, la.
"-" — "- "-ahing, Omaha, Heb.
. . ird, Coloiobl*, Pa.
\» Klcbard, Lascaaur, Pa.
MaloDe Broa., Luculcr, Pa.
Hanar Ttaumaa F., 101 Milk St, Boa-
ton, Maaa.
HangaD P. A
a. Neb,
Hara ft Miller, tl N. W^lla St., Chl-
ugo. Ill,
Usnb\Di:key. Fort Madlaon, la.
Martin Wm,. fnnneubnrgh. la.
Haeon K. B.,S. Brancb.Yiick Co.,
CblcagD, III.
Haaon U. P. ft Sllaa. SUnnloD, Va.
Maaon, Hogs ft Cu„ Fnuikrurt, Kj.
Ua.011. Koaaer ft Dicker, BlamilOB,
KDiitaumet; J. A., Blrmlngbaio,
UoDUuiairj I. B., Portland, Ore.
MuiiiBDiDeTi i. 8., BtatkTlUr^, Mlaa.
Moni^oincry, WilgUt ft Co., Blr
Mooie lloUi^'rt, 3U Cbeamu't St., St.
Mooru ft Wri^t. 41 Commercial fit.,
Foriluid,Me.
Morrli Uunball. LoDlaTlUe, K7.
Murrla X Cumbilnga, 4t J>uai.e Bl.,
"- vYork..
Seipeir* Co., Uendenon,
S8 TnntoD Btieal.
K.,"ir.,M Hawley 81.,
wp, Lock Batan,
Co.,Lack'HaYta,
MorTjy ,:
MjerH.
MjeATi
NcBd U . J , ISIS Olrard Ato,, Phlla-
dalubiB. Pa.
Neriel ft OuttaODl, 41 LlbeitT SI.,
New Yuik, N. T.
NaunaJ. ll..HlnnaapoUa, Minn.
Kaniuakor W, A., TIaneala, Pa,
Nannun J. J., Providence. B. I.
Newman Thoa., 147 Sil«Il St.,
BroukljiJ, B. D., K. Y.
NewIOD 1>. 11, ft J. CHolrokcHUt,
Niagara Urldn Work*. Buffalo. N.X.
Niiun W. J .^dwreDctbnig, Tenn.
Molna Kdwud, Reading, Pa.
Nolan Tbumaj, Beading, Pn.
NDlaa WlUlan, Head lag. Pa,
Nolan Bn»riteadliig, Pa.
KoUn ft O'lUlllj, Heading, Pa.
Noro.oa. Hroa., WorcMter'Vw.
Kordjrke ft Harmon, Indlanapolli,
NorlunHr., WalUTille.Ma.
NurtoQ W. A., » Bawlaj St., Boa-
O'Bri. n Brua., Fort Dodge, la.
O'Brien IC. J, ft M. U. A., SC Paul,
O'Uaia Bros., Cedar Rapida. la.
"""'"■■"""'" " 'mpururj addtea^
o„g.c
Owcrna Davi&.'Newiou, la.
Owen* B. B., Kewton, lu.
Faddcck O. B., IK S, Main SlrtM,
Piovidcncs.K. I.
Pag* P., Siranton, Pa.
Paige David R , Akron, O.
Paige, Ctnj ft Co.. Yonkera, M. T.,
and Akron, O,
Palmer ft Biorey, US Pine StreiC,
Parker C. E., Ottumi
Paninet ft Smith, Eaet
, i'hiladeipbla. Pa.
i-aliDD B. B., NotlH AdaniB, Mai«.
Paul John ft Co., Tlppccanoa, O.
Pearee B. B.. \ii KJcbmond Btratt,
Prondciice, R. 1.
Peoplea Robert, Dtnmark, la.
Pcrklu. J. P. ft Son.aWMalnSlnat,
Perklua f
on, Maai
„ Birminghan
, Ala
Ptener J
PurlBl
F. ft Co., TD1 Coleratne
Philip. Geo. B., Watcrtown, N. T.
Pheipe llro. W., Ml. Motria, N. Y.
Pbelpa L. N., LczlnKlon Ave., C»-
lumbna.O.
Pbllbrook J., Ponland, He.
-- WallBtreel.H**
Pldgeon Frank, 1:
Tfork, N. Y.
Pitman'
Po« ft McCoid i^rldgca). Hew York,
M.Y,
n>tta Geo. B., Fannlngdalo, N, J.
Prica ft MeOavu^. Topeka, Kan.
St, Lonb', Mo,
Pngbft Rueacll, *7 Park Place, New
Qnlgler 1. v., Wilmington
Randolpb A . B., Jackaontl
J1S.P. ftC'^WI Founialn St.,
ProTldencg. R. I.
idf Darid. Oil City. Pa.
lUlJebD, Jr., SuDKrrvllle, N. J.
n«l Bogh. Klizabetta.H. 1.
212
Hie Contr€tetors herein mentioned possess Superior Facilities for
Railroad ConstmcHon and works connected therewith^ and are of
known Integrity and RMaMlity.
CHAS. SOOYSMITH, Engineer and Manager. WM. SOOYSMITH, Coosulting Engineer.
800YSMITH &. CO.,
Owners Poetooh Fr««xiiig Methods Pstents.
This method, now in use in Europe, renders easy and practicable under water operations hitherto im*
possible, such as Subaqueous Tunnels, Deep Foundations, etc. Design and Build in every part of the
country, Bridge Piers, Jjifficult Foundations, Shafts, Subaqueous Tunnels, etc.
Main Office, 2 Nassau St. (oor. Wall), New York.
:f. x=>. x)iOK:i3srso3iT,
M. Am. Soc. CE.
No. 7 NASSAU ST., NEW YORK,
Consulting Engineer and Contractor.
Railroads Surveyed and Estimates of Cost Furnished. Contracts entered into for the Construction of
Railroads, Canals, Water-works, Sewerage, etc. Mineral lands surveyed and reported upon.
W. G. COOLIDGE. R. A. SHAILER. C. R. SCHNIGLAU.
W. G. COOLIDGE & CO.,
ENGINEERS and CONTRACTOBS,
vmawtmaB ajtd buildkibb of
BRIDGES, BUILDINGS AND SUBSTRUCTURES,
Office, 36 Montauk Block, Chicago, III.
T. SAULPAUGH. JOHN CRUBAUGH. C. H. SAULPAUGH.
T. SAULPAUGH & CO.,
BRIDGE MASONRY & DIFFICULT FOUNDATIONS A SPECIALTY.
Bridge Builder and General Contractor,
ORDERS FOR BRIDGE TIMBER PROMPTLY FILLED.
TOLEDO, OHIO.
THOMAS F. MANEY & CO.,
OONTBAOTOBa FOB ALL BBAHCHM OF
Railroad, Water, Sewerage and Gas Construction.
Estimates given for work^ and Contncti promptly caaeoted. FuUy equipped with Steam ShoTels, Loce>-
motiTes and Cars. Steam Dnlb, Steam Hobters ana Derricks.
!€€>• lOl BUlJk: 0tve«t» Bocton, BIi
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS— UST OF CONTRACTORS. 213
Reillr & Nolan, Reading, Pa.
Beziord Bro9. & Hodge, Sage Junc-
tion, Mich.
Rezford & Co, 186 Pearl St, New
York, N. f .
Reynolds B. P. A C!o., Rock laland,
111., and Wymore, Neb.
Rice Gteo., Pottetown, Pa.
Klce & Coleman, Laarena, S. C.
Rickert T. H., PottsvUle, Pa.
Ricker A Lee, Galveeton, Tex.
Richardaon w. L., 14 Howard Street,
San Francisco, Cal.
Richards C. O. & Co., ISCortiandt
Street, New York, N. Y.
Rinx Martin, Minneapolis, Minn.
Robinson Bros., Ml Forest. Ont.
Rodemer J. C. A Co., Gallatin, Tenn.
Roe Bros., Reading, Pa.
Rogers R. H., Ferrona, N. Y.
Rogers & Ballantyne, P. O. Box 2SM,
New Orleans, La.
Rooney W. E., Toledo, O.
Roosevelt Warrt;n, :267 Soath Street,
New York. N. Y.
Ross J., Ipswich, Mass.
Ross A Lord, 86 Hawley Street, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Ross & Sao ford, 104 Hudson Street,
Jersey City, N. J.
Roes & Swank, 16 Sampson Street,
Allegheny, I^
Ronse It R., 81 W. Maryland Aye.,
Indianapolis, Ind.
Rowan D. G., St Catharines, Ont
Rnark B. W. Si • -o., Baltimore, Md.
Rasling O. M., Hackettstown, N. J.
Rassell A Burk, 18 Howard Street,
Boston, Mai*s.
Ratherfoord John W., 145 Broadway,
New York, N. Y.
Ryan C. H., RnssellTille, Ky.
Ryan J. J., 8062 Girard Arenne,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Ryan J. K., Ware. Mass.
Ryan A McDonald, Baltimore, Md.
Sackett Bros., Springfield, Mass.
Salpaw G. W., Charleston, Tenn.
Sands J. A., 16 Public Landing, Cin-
cinnati, O.
Sanlpatigh T. & Co., Minneapolis,
Minn.
Savage James, Augusta JMIe.
Sawver Chas. H. A R. W., Bangor,
Saxton Bdmund, Kansas City, Mo.
Schmidt Chas., Wiufleld, Kan.
Schneider C. C, 85 Broadway, New
York, N. Y.
Scobie James, Delta, Cal.
Scott Bros., Rich Hill, Mo.
Scott John Sb Sonit, St Louis, Mo.
Schultz C. J., Iron City Bridge
Works, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Searles Wm. H.. Cleveland, O.
Seeds J. R D.. Wilmington. Del.
Seeds W. F., Wilmington, Del.
Seldon H. L.. L'Anse, Mich.
Seldon H. P. & Co., Kansas Ci^, Mo.
Seymour S. M., Danville, N. Y.
Shanahan Denis. Louisville. Ky.
Shanahan Thos.A Sons, Portland, Me.
Shanahan T. R., Portland, Me.
Shanley B. M. « J. F., 16 Bxchange
Place. Jersey City, N. J.
Shaw J., 85 Hawley Street, Boston,
Mass.
Hhean Daniel, Dubuque, la.
Shenfleld Conrad. S84 S. 4th Street,
Philadelphia. Pa.
Shepherd D. C, St. Paul, Minn.
Sheridan A., St. Joseph, Mo.
Sheridan D., St. Joseph, Mo.
Shonltou Theodore, Port Huron,
Mich.
Slas M. P., 86 Hawley Street, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Simpson Alex. (Builder), Albany,
Simpson A Jordsn, Seattle, W. T.
Skeuey B., Des Moines, la.
Skinner Bros.. Kansas Cfty,Mo.
Small W. H., Walla Walla, Wash. T.
Smith B. F., 966 Washington Street,
Boston, Maes.
Smith B. P., Rochester^. Y.
Smith C. C, Lacrosse, wis.
Smith C. D. A Co., Birmingham, Ala.
Smith B. D.. 1617 N. 16tli Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Smith F. H., 18 German Street,
Baltimoie, Md.
Smith James N., Brooklyn. N. Y.
Smith J. S. 410 Walnut Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Smith J. W., Oakland, Cal.
Smith R. D., Birmingham, Ala.
Smith L. P. A J. A., Cleveland, O.
Smith & Ripley, New York, N. Y.
Smyth B. A., St Catharines, Ont.
Sooy smith « Co., 3 Naasau Street,
New York, N. Y.
Sowerlv J. D., Campbellton, N. B.
Span bL W.. Lawrence, Kan.
Sparks A Evans, 486 Walnut Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Spear John, Dubuque. la.
SpcUaey M. A Co., Sabina, O.
Squair H. H., King's Mtn., Lincoln
Co.. Kv.
Stafford W. H. H., Winona, Minn.
Stahl A Sons, Altoona, Pa.
Stanley A. W.. 179 Washington
Street. Providence, R. L
Stanley, Fisher A Co., 91 Central
War, Cleveland, O.
Stansell A Rodei. Ashevllle, N. C.
Steams, Froat & Co., Deahler Block,
Columbus, O.
Steams, Shaw A Hoover, Wesley
Block, Columbus, O.
Stewart G. 8. S., 807 Plum Stxeet,
Cincinnati, O.
Stewart Jamea, Lancaster. Pa.
Stewart James. Yonkers. N. Y.
Stewart John B.. Andover, N. B.
Stewart John N., Cleveland, O.
Stewart W. H.. 807 Plum Street,
Cincinnati, O.
Stewart J. Sons, Lancarter, Pa.
Storey W., Rochester, N. Y.
Stow & Matthews, Binghamton, N. Y.
Rtreeter D. D. A Co., Denver. Col.
Strong Ohas. H., Cleveland, O.
Strong^W. B., Jr.. Kansas City, Mo.
Stuart Herbert, Room 75, 16 Cort-
land t Street. New York, N. Y.
SuUlvan John, Portcbester, N. Y.
Sullivan J. H., Memphis, Tenn.
Sullivan J. M., Columbia, Tenn.
Sullivan W. B , Greenville, 8. C.
Summers J. W. A Co., Keokuk, la.
Surpell John R.. Louisville, Ky.
Swartont P. B. k Co., Delta, Ont
Swealt B. G., Woonsocket R. I.
Sweet & Yoang. 96 Liberty Street,
New York, N. Y.
Taflt H 8. , 18 Bx. Place, Providence,
R. I.
Tapp F., Fort Wayne, Ind.
Tarr H. G. H., Yonkers, N. Y.
Taylor & Craig, St Paai. Minn.
Tebo W. M., :e8 South Street New
York, N. Y.
Telfener C. J., Victoria, Tex.
Tennis B. A. & Bro., Thompson-
town, Pa.
Thatcher A Breyman, King*s Block,
Toledo, O.
Thompkini N. A., 880 Bckford
Street Brooklyn, N. Y.
Thompson. Geo. A Co., Rochester,
N. Y.
Thompson W. A., Seneca, S. C.
Tiemey M., 160 Broadway, New
York. N. Y.
Tinsman Wm. H., Belvidere, N. J.
Todd W. T., SnmmerviUo, 8. C.
Townrend 8. A F., Pasadena, Cal.
Townsend T. B.. Zanesville, O.
Treat 0. P., 180 Dearborn Streel,
Ohicam, HI.
Trenbath Msjor, Topeka, Kan.
Truman, Isham A Co., 609 Market
Street, 8an Francisco, Cal.
Tramboll A Cheney. 909 WashingtOB
Street, Boeton, Mass.
Turner J. A Co., 199 WashlngUm
Street, Boston, Mass.
Turner William (Builder), Albany,
N.Y.
Tnrton A Knox, Sacramento, Cal.
Twiggs A Backbalter, Library Bldg.,
AngBsta. Ga.
Twin wo Company, Portland, Ore.
(Chinese labor).
Upp W. W., Columbia, Pa.
Upper Jamts, Kingston, Ont.
Valentine R. L., 141 Greenpoist
Avenae, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Van Dyke A Wilsuu, Wllliamaport,
Pa. *
Van Barlingen & McTier, 808 Wsl-
nut Street, Room 15, Phila., Pa.
Van Wagner & Degann, Syracn>e,
N. Y.
Vamum John, Gainesville. Fla.
Vincent Brothers, Grand Rapldl,
Mich.
Vincent Mitchell, Onawa, la.
Vogt John, Maesillon, O.
Waddle John, Cacapon Sprin»,
W. Va.
Waddle Julius, Cacapon Springs,
Walker J. W. & Co., Pittsburgh. Fli.
Walton Samuel, Charlestown, w.Ya.
Ward John F., 18 Broadway, New
York, N. Y.
Ward Peter, Newburg. N. Y.
Ward Wm. H., Lowell. Mass.
Ward Bros., Kenncbnnk, Me.
Ward, Macklin &Co..Newburg,N.T.
Wardwell & Russell, 68 Basaett
Street, Providence. R. I.
Warren D. D., Springfield. Mass.
Waters A Wright, Bartow, Fla.,
BnUer. Ga.
Watson W. 8., Bradford. Pa.
Watts 8., St. Louis, Mo.
Weaver A. JM Bridge Street, Provi-
dence, K. I.
Wellington C. N.. Oxford, Mass.
West James, Paris, Tex.
Whalen Jeremiah, Cumberland, Md.
Whalen John, Whitehall. N. Y.
Wharton Wm., Jr.. Philadelphia, Pft.
Wbeten, Gray, Clark & Trites, Mane-
ton, N.B.
Whidden, Hill & Co., 101 Milk 8t,
Boston, Mass.
Whiteomb F. G., 85 Hawley 8t.,
Boston, Mass.
White I. B., 28 CoenUes Slip, New
York, N. Y.
White Wm. U., 89 Pine St, New
York, N. Y.
White A Raeder, New York and Chi-
cago.
Whitney Luther, Keeseville, N. Y.
Whitney A White, New Orleans, La.
Wbittam A Skinner, 701 Delaware
St., Kansas City. Mo.
Wickham Richard (Builder), Albany,
N.Y.
Wilcox A. T., Monroe, Mich.
Wllkins, Post & Co., AtlunU. Ga.
Williams D R N., Independence, la.
Williams & Flynn, Independence, la.
Williams, McRitchie & Co., Chicago,
111.
Wilson Bros. A Co., Philade1phla,Pa.
Wilson A Co., 172 Uth St., Toledo, O.
Wilson A Co., Russell ville, Ala.
Wilsoo A Crowley, Chicagp^ lU.
n4:
Representative Dealers in Contractors* Supplies and JELailway
Materials generally*
31:. J. i>«,xj]M[]MOTVi>,
BSLLnfO AGBNT rOB
SCHUYLKILL HAVEN IRON CO.,
RAILROAD SPIKES, BOLTS AND NUTS.
Equitable Building, New York,
■
52 BROADWAY NEW YORK.
Agent for SMITH & CLIFT'S SAND PUMP.
Railway and Contractors^ Equipment and Supplies*
MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES FOR SUBMARINE WORK a Specialty. Correspondence solicited.
ORANGE SPORTING POWDER. Orange MilU EstablUhed z8o8. ELECTRIC BLASTING APPARATUS.
Send for Illustrated Pamphlet describing Blasting ApparatuSi and showing sixes of grain
of Powder, FREE.
LAFLIN & RAND POWDER CO., 29 Murray St., New York.
BRANCH OFFICE, 918 North Second St., St. Louii, Mo.
vVillianKson & Oa.is@ed.y,
RAILWAY, MACHINISTS' AND STEAMSHIP SUPPLIES
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
24 South Fourth Street, PHILADELPHIJ.
THORNTON N. MOTLEY,
XANUTACTUBKB AKD DBALBB OT
RAILWAY, STEAMSHIP & CONTRACTORS' SUPPLIES,
Light and Heavy Hardware and Goods for Matport,
d 3L,ll>erty Street, ISBITV YORK.
GEO. H. CAREY,
PW^o. 1 miOA.I>TirA.Y, IVETV YORK:.
RAILWA!^ EQXJII^NIE^NT AND SUPPLIES
Of every description used in the construction and maintenance of RAILROADS.
Second-hand LOCORK^TIVES and PASSENGER CARS in good serviceable condition, for
IRHHEDIATE DELIVERY. ^T" Write for description and prices.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS— LIST O^f CONTRACTORS. 215
Wilson Peter, Denver, Col.
Wtngate J. H.. WytherUle, V«.
Wineo 1 I. & Co., 19:3 Dorrance St,
Providence. R. I.
Winston F. G.. Minneapolis, Minn.
Winston P. B. & Co., .Mltcbell,
Ddk.
Winxton W. O , Minneapolis, Minn.
Winston Bros., Minneapolis, Mlun.
Wither B. Q. A Bro., Russellville,
Ala., ana Memphis, Tenn.
Witherow J. P.. 505 SmitbAeld St.,
Pitti*biirgh, Pa.
Wolf John S., OUnmwa, la.
Wood A. P., Oniaha, Neb.
Wood J. P., 19th and Thompson Sts.,
Phfiadelphia. Pa.
Wood A Bancroft, Omaha, Neb.
Woodard B., New Orleans, La.
Woolej C S. A Co., 93 Commercial
St., Boston. Mass.
Wright A. H., Qreenfleld, Mass.
Wright A. R C, Shelby. N. C.
Wright A Co.. Richmond, Va.
Wriiht John K., Junction City, Kan.
Wright Lntber, Richmond, Va.
Wright, Perkins A Co., Birmingham,
Ala.
Wright S. M., ChesterhlU. Morgan
Co., O.
Yrrker Victor A., Lancaster, Pa.
Yingling J. A. A Co., Cincinnati, O.
Young N. S., Burlington, la. "
Young W. R., Paris. Texas.
Young A Robinson, St. Joseph,
Young,' Ryan, Hayes A Co., 31 Milk
St., Boston, Mass.
Zimmerman Jacob, Lntesville, Mo.
The CofUraciora herein vterUioned possess Superior Facilities for
Railroad Construction and works connected therefvith, and are of
known Integrity and Relidbility.
. 3Vfl;o3Vfl;j9L3NrXTSy
RAILROAD CONTRACTOR,
'AfcLSorvpy, Tva^cJclciytrLg artcZ Q-vadtng ct Specialty,
Res.: 3208 Spencer Terrace and 224 North 32d St., Philadelphiap Pa.
Reference : Psmr. R. R Co., Fourth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
E. J. OAYIVrOR,
Pennsylvania Railroad and General Contractor.
SpecialtUg : Bridge and other Masonrj and Graduation. BaUroadt for which work has iMm per-
formed: New Jersey Central. Morris and Bssex, Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania. Now engacred on exten-
sion of Penna. Schuylkill Valley R.R.. Oilberton to Shenandoah, Pa. B^frmou: Geo. B. Roberts, Presi-
dent and J. N. Da Barry, Vlce-Pies. Penna. R. R.; Chief Sogineer P. F. Brendlinger, of Penna. S. V. R. R.
and Pennsylvania Nat. Bank, Pottsvllle, Pa.
HOME OFFICE, POTT8VILLE, PA.
CONTRACTOR.
Proposals cheerfully given for Grtuling^^ Matonry^ Tunfuliing and Track Laying* Having all the
latest improvements in machinery, I am prepared to execute all contracts in the shortest possible time.
OFFICE : ZZ26 North 40th St., Philadelphia, Pa.
RAILROAD CONTRACTOR'S BUREAU,
I. E. Cof. litk SL t CInittu in, ST. UDIS, 10.
SKILLED ITALIAN RAILROAD LABORERS and miners, with a boss who can speak
English with every 50 or xoo laborers.
X^* de IWl^I^NIlSy Propr. and Ufanaffer.
216
R€present€Mve Civil and CansuUing Engineers.
W. HOWARD WHITE, M. Am. Soe. C. E., HENRY RAEDER, Engineer and Arohite^
74 WaU St., New York. 918 Inturane* Exchange, Chicago, lU,
WHITE 8z RAEDER,
Engineers.
Reports on Railroads and other enterprise*. Design and Superintendence of all kinds of Engineering, a nd
Landscape and Sanitary Work. Grain Elevaton a Specialty.
K:^iaE[T & BONTJUCOTJ,
Mema. Am. Soc. C.B.
CIVIL ENGINEERS.
p. O. BOX Z, KANSAS CITT^ MO.
Railway ImprovemenU, Bridges. Plans and Estimates for Water Supply and Sanitary Works, Surveys, and
Reports on Public Improvements in Southwestern States.
OXTXS Z^oXji.A.X3Nr,
M. Am. Soc. C. E.
Lats Ass*t U. S. Ehc*r South Pass Jetties,
Division Enginbbr G. P. R*v, and
Maintsnancb op Way Eng'r S. F. R. R.
CONSULTING ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR,
Makes a specialty of R. R. Construction and Equipment in cases where it is desired to make payment in Bonds.
HENRY S. PRICHARD,
CIVIL ENGINEER AND INSPECTOR.
Bridges, Boofa, Iron Buildings, etc., JOeeigned and Inspected.
316 WALNUT STREET, - - PHILADELPHIA, PA.
SAMUEL Mcelroy, c.e.,
Mem. West. Soc. Eng.; Am. Soc. Mech. Eng.
1 70 Broadway, New York. 50 Johnson St„ Brooklyn,
HYDRAULIC AND RAIL\V^AY EXPERT.
37 Yearx* Practice : Water Works, Canals, Rivers, Harbors, Railways, Engines, Machinery.
Bridge and Consulting Engineer,
S PEMBERTON SQUARE BOSTON, MASS.
SPBCIALTIBS— Bridges, Boefs, Bailroad Stmti&ns and Buildings.
.
OAR ATTiE MANXTFAOTUBJBRS.
3. List of Cab Axle Manufacturers in the United States and
Canada, with the Names of Directors and Officers of the
Leading Corporate Organizations.
Altx Forge Co., Chicago, J\U
Akron Steam Fornre Co., Akron, O. Directors: A. L.
Conger, John McGrnror, Qtortte T. Perkins, George
W. Croase, Charles Rawson. Officers: A. L. Conger,
President; John McGregor, Treasurer ; Charles Raw-
son, Superintendent, Akron, O
Allentown (The) Rolling Mills, Allentown, Pa. Direc-
tors: Ario Pardee, Hazelton, Pa.: Arlo Pardee, Jr.,
Franklin A. Comly, John R. Pell, Henry C. Coch-
ran, Philadelphia, Pa. Officers: A. Pardee, Jr.,
President, Philadelphia, Pa.; H. W. Allison, Secre-
tary, Treasurer and Superintendent: Frederick S.
Gnerber, Manager of Switchand Signal Department,
Allentown, Pa.
Atglen Axle and Iron Manufacturing Co., Atgien, Pa.
Bass Foundry and Machine Works. See Car Axle Man-
ufacturing Co.
Bangh Steam Forge Co., Detroit, Mich. Officers:
James McMillan, President ; Hugh McMillan, Vice-
President ; W. K. Anderson, Treasurer ; R. D. Field,
Secretary ; John B. Bangh, General Manager ; 8. A.
Baugh, Superintendent, Detroit, Mich.
Bethlehem Iron Co., Bethlehem, Pa. Directors: Alfred
Hunt, Robert H. Sayre. William W. Thurston, E. P.
Wilbur, Robert P. Underman, Bethlehem, Pa.; John
Knecht, Freemansburg, Pa.: Joi>eph Wharton, Phil-
adelphia, Pa. Officers : Alf^d Hunt, Piesident; Wil-
liam W. Thurston. Vice-Prerident ; C. O. Bnmner,
Treasurer ; Abraham S. Schropp. Secretary ; Robert
H. Sayre, General Manager; John Fritz, (General
Superintendent, Bethlehem, Pa.
Boston Forge Co., Boston. Mass.
Bridgewater Iron Co., Briagewatcr, Mass.
Buffalo Steam Forge. Gould A Stimson, Proprietors,
Buffalo. N. T.
Cape and Anchor Works, Gloucester, Ma#s Directors:
George R. Bradford. N. H. Phillips, W. N. Fisher, W.
F. Fi»her, Geori^e Clark, Gloucesiter, Msss. Officers:
N. H. Phillips, President ; Georee R. Bradford. Tress-
urer ; F. A. Fisher, SecreUry; W. N. Fisher, General
Manager, Gloace<>ter, Mass.
Cambria Iron and Steel Works. See Rail Mills.
Carnegie, Phiups A Co. See Rail Mills.
Catasanqaa Mauufacturing Co., Catasauona, Pa. Mills
at Cat<isauqua and Ferndsle, Ph. Officers : Oliver
Williams, President ; John WDUamM. Secretary ;
Henry Davia, Treanurer; W. P. Hopkins, Superin-
tendent, Catasauqua, Pa.; Edward Edwards, Super-
intendent, Femdale, Pa.; Justice Cox, Jr., A Co.,
224 South Fourth Street, Philadelphia, Fa., and B. T.
Day, 95 Liberty Street, Mew York, N. Y., Selling
Agents.
Central Iron and Steel Co., Brazil, Ind. Directors : D.
W. Minshall, Terre Haute, Ind.; M. A. Johnson,
Chicago, 111.; John G. Bryson, Charles Minshall,
Major Cfollins, Brazil, Ind. Officers : Msjor Collins,
President and General Manager; Charles Minshall,
Secretary and Treasurer. Brazu. Ind.
Chicago Forge and Bolt Co., Chicago, Dl. Directors :
John Crerar, J. McG. Adams. A. B. Adams, Fred-
erick M. Steele, Francis King, Chlcairo, Dl. Officers:
A. E. Adams, President; Francis King. Treasurer;
Frederick M. Steele, Secretary : C. Weatharson, Gen-
eral Superintendent, Chicago, 111.
Cincinnati Forge and Iron Co.. south-west comer Plum
and McParland streets, Cincinnati, O. Works, Front
Street, below Mill Creek. Officers : B. Pollak, Presi-
dent ; Joseph Block, Vice-President and Treasurer ;
E. Benlamfn, Secretary, Cincinnati, O.
Cleveland City Forge and Iron Co., Cleveland, O. Offi-
cers : R. H. Harman, President, new York, N. Y.; L.
M. Coe, Vice-President and Manager ; G. F. Ely, Se^
retary and Treasurer. Cleveland, O.
Cleveland Rolling Mill Co., Cleveland, O. Directors :
William ChishoTm, J. H. Wade, U. B. Psyne, J. H.
Wade, Jr.. W. B. Chisholm, Cleveland, O. Offlcen :
William Chisholm, President ; W. B. Chisholm, Vics-
President ; Edward S. Paee, Secretary, Cleveland, O.
Cole Manuflictoring Co., Lake Village, N. H.
Colorado Coal and Iron Co. See Rail Mills.
Cuvahoga Forge and Iron Co , Cnyahogs Falls, O.
Delaney Forge and Iron Co., Buffalo, M. Y.
Depere Steam Forge, West Depere, wis.
Detroit Bridge and Iron Works, Detroit, Mich. Diree-
tors : Willard S. Pope. William C. Colbum, William
L. Baker, Detroit, Mich. Officers: Willard 8. Popa,
President and Engineer ; Henry C. Colburn, Cashier;
George Stark, Master of Machinery ; J. W. Stongbton,
Superintendent of Bridges, Detroit, Mich.
Ensign Manufsctunng Co., Huntington, W. Va. Direc-
tors : William H. Bamnm, Lime Rock, Conn^ F. B.
Cauda, Isaac B. Gates, New York, N. Y.; B. Enslgii,
D. W. Emmons, Huntington. W. Va. Officers : Wil-
liam H. Barnnm, President, Lime Rock, Conn.; F. X.
Cauda, Vice-President, 11 Pine Street, New York,
N. Y.; E. Ensign, Secretary and Treasurer, Hunting-
ton, W. Va.; John W. Savin, General Agent, 11 Plos
Street, New York, N. Y., John H. Hehnion, Superin-
tendent Car Depsrtment ; I. R. Titus and H. M. Ba-
sign. Foremen of Foundry ; George H. Day, Superin-
tendent of Forge, Huntington, W. Va.
Erie Forge Co., Erie, Pa.
Eastern Forge Co., Portland, Me. Works at East Desr-
Ing, Me. Directors : H. N. Jose. George F. Morss^
A. Strout, M. T. Denham, Portland, Me.; T. W.
Hyde, Bath, Me. Officers : H. N. Jose, President ;
M. T. Denham, Treasurer and Agent, Portland, Me.
Franconia Iron and Steel Works, wareham, Mass.
James C. Warr, Lessee, Wareham, Mass.
Frankford Steel Co., Frankford, Pa. Adam Tindel,
Proprietor, Frankford, Pa.
Green Ridge Iron Works. See Rail Mills.
Helmharher Forge and Rolling Mill Co., north-west eor-
neifFlfth and Market streets, St. Louis. Mo. Directors:
Aloise Helmbacher, Michael Helmbacher, James
Green, George S. Edgell, G. L. Goetz, St. Loais, Mo.
Officers: James Green, President and Treasurer;
Q<^rge S. Edgell, Vice-President ; G. L. OoeU, Sec-
retary • Aloise Helmbacher, Superintendent, 8L
Louis, Mo.
Hudson River Iron Co., Poughkeepsle, N. Y.
Huseey. Howe A Co., Limited, Penn Avenue and Sersa-
ie<rnth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Officers : C. G. Hns-
sey, Chairman ; James W. Brown, Treasurer : J. J.
Young, Manager. Branch offices, 8 Cliff Street, New
York, N. Y.; 187 Oliver Street., Boston, Mass.; MO
Lnke Street, Chicago, Ul.
Johnson, J. R. A CoM<Kichmond, Va.
Johnson FOrge Co., Wilmington, Del.
Kansas Rolling Mill, Kansas City, Mo.
Kinsley Iron and Machine Co., Canton, Mass. Direc-
tors : Oakes A. Ames, Cyms Lathrop, North Eastoa,
Mass.; Oliver Ames, Frederick L. Ames, Boston,
Mass.; Frank M. Ame', Edward Eager, Canton,
Mass. Officers : Frederick L. Ames, President, Bos-
ton, Mass.; Bdwsrd Eager, Secretary and Treasurer;
Frank M. Ames, Grneral Manager. Canton, Mass.
La Belle Steel Works. Owned oy Smith Bro^t. A Co.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Selling AgenU : Wetherell Bros.,
31 Oliver Street. Boston, Mass., and 115 Libertj
Street, New York, N. Y.; aiitf *• -— — — - -^^
Chattanooga, Tenn.
218
Bepre»ent€ttive Civil and Con$uUing Engineers.
ALBERT LUCIUS,
CIVIL AND MECHANICAL EN&INEER,
71 Broadway f New York.
All kinds of Engine«ring Structures, Plans, Specifications, Estimates, Superintendence, Bridge Inspec-
tlon and Reports.
THEODORE COOPER,
Consulting Engineer,
35 BROADWAY NEW YORK.
Plans, Estimates and Specifications Furnished for Bridges, Viaducts. Piers, Roofs or other Structures in
iron, steel or wood. Shops and Foundations. Construction superintended.
WM. H. SEARLES, C.E.,
Civil and Consulting Engineer,
MERCHANTS' BANK BUILDING, CLEVELAND, O.
Railways, Hydraulic Works, Bridges, Foundations, Masonry, Etc
Civil and Mechanical Engineer,
35 BROADWAY, .... NEW YORK.
All kinds of Iron and Steel Structures, Railroad Shops. LONG SPANS, CANTILEVER AND DRAW
BRIDGES A SPECIALTY.
Consulting Engineer,
35 WEST FOURTH ST., CINCINNATI, O.
Construction of Railways, Foundations and Super s tr u cture of Bridges and Vtadncts. Plans Speaficationt
and Estimates r nmished for all Eagiaeerins Work. Examinations and Reports made of
Railway Properties.
LEO VON ROSENBERG,
No. 35 Broadway, - - - New York.
Drawings of Maps Machinery, etc Illustntions Maps etc.« lor Pr o n wcHmes, Reports CataSogoes^
Circulars etc., Enpjaved, Printed, or Pkoto-tithc^raphed Tracings Blue Prints Patent Diam-iags. Mining
'* Railroad Maps a Specialty.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS— CAR AXLE MANUFACTURBRa 219
Lackawanna Iron and BietH Works. See Bail MUIa.
Laclede Rolling Mill, St. Lonis, Mo.
Lake Brie Iron Company, Cleveland. O. Offlcera : W.
0. Scofleld, Pre»Iaent ; Bdward Lewia, Vice-Presi-
dent ; C. W. Scofleld, Secretary and Treasurer ;
Jamei Lewis, Mill Snperintendent : F. B. Scofleld,
Factory Superintendent, Clereland, O.
Lehigh Car, Wheel and Axle Works. See Oar Bailders.
Linien Steel Co., Limited, Linden Station (B. and O.
BR.), Pa. Branch office, Lewis Baildine. Pittsburgh,
Pa. Officers : W. J. Lewis, President ; H«nry Lloyd,
Vice-President ; Cephns Taiylor, Secretary : M. D. W.
Loomfs, Treasurer : Blchard Hnrrell, Manager.
Long & Co. See Vnlcan Force and Iron Co.
Loafsville Steam Forge Co., Loni8^ille. Ky. Directors:
Nor\in Gre^n, New York. N. Y.: J. B. Wilder. John
B. Oreen, Warren Green, Jacob Loeey, LonisviUe, Ky.
Officera : ?Iorvln Green, President, Nfw York. N. Y.;
John B. Qreen, Vice-President, Secretary and Treas-
nrer; Jacob Losey, General Manager, Loalsville,
Ky.
Lynchburg Iron Co., Lynchbui*, Va. Offlcera : E. B.
Qmbb, rreMdent : Alexander van Ben»-selaer, Phila-
delphia, Pa.; William H. Patterson, Secretary, Treas-
urer and General Manatcer, Lynchbnrg, Va.
Macphersnn, Willard A Co., Bordentown, N. J.
McKee, Fuller & Co., Catasanqua, Pa.
Michigan Car Co. See Car Wheel Manufacturers.
MidvaTe Steel Co. Works and main office, Nlcetown
and 838 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa Officera :
William Sellers, PreMdent ; Marriott C. Smyth, Sec-
retary and Treasurer ; B. W. Davenport, Snperin-
tendent, Philadelphia, Pa, .
Milton Iron Co., Milton, Pa. Directors: w. A. Schrey.
er, S. W. Murray, John McCleery, H. J. Ilelnen. Mil-
ton, Pa.; C. L. Munson, Williamrport, Pa. Officers:
W. A. Scbrever. President, Milton, Pa»; John M.
Young, Treasurer, Wllllamsport, Pa.; Frederick M.
Kelly, Secretary ; John Jenkins, General Manager,
Milton, Pa.
Nashua Iron and Steel Co., Naahna, N. H.
New Albany Steam Forge Co.^ew Albany, Ind. Di-
melon : Charles Sackett, Thomas W. Armstrong,
Edward J. Brooks, John S. Day, Isaac S. Winstanlcr,
New Albany, Ind. Officers : Charlea Sackett, Preol-
dent '^George B. Sackett, Secretary and Treasurer ;
J. T. Wright, General Superintendent, New Albany,
Ind.
Noble Bros., Annlston, Ala.
Nova Scotia Forge Co., New Glasgow, Nova Scotia.
Old Fort Iron Works, Brownsville. Pa.
Otia Iron and Steel Works, Cleveland, O. Directors :
Charles A. Oris, Daniel P. Bells, B. B. Thomas. S. T.
Wellman, Thomas Jopling, Cleveland, O. Officers :
Charles ^. Otis, President ; Thomas Jopling JTreasur-
er; J. K. Bole, Secrettry: Samuel T. Wellman
Snperintendent. Cleveland, 0.
Paciflo Rolling Mill Co., San Frandaco, Cal.
Pateraon Iron Co., Paterson, N. J.
Pencoyd Iron Works. Owned by A A P. Roberts A
Co., Ml South Fourth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Penn Iron Co., Lancaster, Pa. Officers : A. J. Stein-
man. Chairman : C. S. Foltx. Secretary and Treasur-
er ; W. B. Middieton. Superintendent Lancaster. Pa.
Peilnoylvania Steel Co., Steelton. Pa. Directors : Sam-
uel M. Felton, Henry H. Houeton, Charlemagne
Tower, Edmund Smith, Luther S. Bent, William M.
Spackman, Steelton. Pa. Officers: Samuel M.
Felton, President, Philadelphia, Pa.; Luther S. Bent,
Vice-President and General Manager. Steelton, Pa. ;
Bben F. Barker, Secretary and Treasurer. Philadel-
6hia, Pa.; Frederick W. Wood. Snperintendent;
idnr C. Felton, Assistant Snperintenaent ; George
W. Parsons, Superintendent or Frog, Switch and Sig-
nal Department, Steelton, Pa.
Pittsburgh Forge and Iron Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. Offi-
cers : Calvin B. Wellp, Prei*ident and Treasurer ;
James K. Vemer, Secretary, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Proeser, Thomas A Son. See Car Wheel Manufac-
turers.
Pullmsn Palace-Car Co. See Sleeplug-Car Companies.
Rhode Island Locomotive Works. See Locomotive
Bnilders.
Roberts, A. & P. A Co. See Pencoyd Iron Works.
St. Lonis Steam Forge and Rolling Mills. Owned by
A. McDonald & Bro., comer Main and Miller atreeCs,
St. Louia, Mo.
Silver Iron Worka, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Sizer, W. S., Steam Forge, Buffalo, N. Y.
Spencer A Price, Scranton, Pa.
Swifc^B Iron and Steel Works. Cincinnati, O.
Taylor Iron Works. See Car Wheel Manufacturer*.
Tredegar Iron Works. Owned by Tredegar Co., Rich-
mond, Va. Directors : Joseph R. Anderson, Archer
Anderson, R. S. Archer, F. T. Glasgow, B. L. Hob-
son. Richmond. Vs.; I. R Anderson, Lees. Gooch-
land County, Va. Officers: Jofeph R. Anderson.
President ; Archer Anderson. Vice-President and
Treasurer ; John F. T. Anderson, SecreUry ; Robert
S. Archer, Superintendent Rolling Mill ; F. T. Glas-
gow, Saperintendent Foundry and Car Shops ; B. R.
Archer, Chief Engineer. Richmond, Va.
Troy Steel and Iron Co., Troy, N. Y. Directors : Braa-
tus Coming, Selden E. Marvin, Albanv, N. Y.; Ches-
ter Griswold, L. B. Cannon, Alexander J. Leith, H.
N. Rogers, Benjamin Brewster, New York, N. Y. ;
Charles W. Tillinghast, William Kemp, Trot, N. Y.
Officers: Chester Griswold, President. New York,
N. Y.; ErastQS Coming, Vice-President; Selden B.
Marvin, Secretary and Treasurer, Albany, N. Y.;
Robert W. Hant. Superintendent, Troy. N. Y.
Vulcan Forge ana Iron Works. Owned by Long A
Co.. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Ward Axle, Brake A Coupling Co.. Monoiigahela City,
Pa. Directors: W. C. Aughinbaugh, L B. Miller,
Pittsburgh, Pa.; W. H. Ward, B. W. Kellar, W. H.
Ward. Jr., Monongahela, Pa. Officers : W. H. Ward,
President and Treasurer, Monongahela City, Pa.;
W. C. Aughinbaugh. Secretary, PittPburgh, Pa.; W.
H. Ward, Jr., General Manager, Monongahela City,
Pa.
Willard Sons A Bell Co , Chicago, DI.
Winsted Iron Co.. Winsted, Conn.
Wood. William W., Wood's FaUa, N. Y.
OAR BUILDERS.
4. List of Car Builders ix the United States and Canada, with the
Names of Directors and Officers of Leading Corporate Or-
oanizations.
Allison Manufacturing Co., Philadelphia* Pa. Direc-
tora : W. C. Allim^n, James M. Langaere, Alfred L.
Bellera, Philadelphia. i>a. Offlcera : W. C. Allison,
President ; James O'Neill, Treasurer ; L. J. Piers,
Secretary, Philadelphia, Pa.
Allison, John A Co. iSee Haselton Iron Works.
Altoona Car Works. A 1 tot ma. Pa.
Barney A Smith Manuracturing Co., Dayton. O. Di-
rectors : B. J. Bnmey^ J. D. Piatt, F. B. Smith,
A. C. Barney, Edward E. Barney, Dayton. 'O. Offi-
cers : E. J. Barney, President j J. D. Piatt, Vice-
President and Tr«Mii»iir<;r ; K. B. Smith, Secretary ;
Bdward E. Barney, Superintendent ; A. M. Kit-
tredge. Assistant Superintendent, Dayton, O.
Beaver Falls Car Co., Beaver Falls, Pa.
Billmeyer A Sm*ll Co., York, Pa. Officers : John M.
Small, President ; GMorge S. Billmeyer, Secretary and
Treasorer ; WliUinD. Billmeyer, Assistant Secretary,
York, Pa.
Bloom sburg Car Work?, Bloomsbnrg. Pa.
Bradley Car Works. Osgood, BrMley & Sons, Pro-
Srieiors, Worcehtcr. Mass.
II, J. G. ft Co.. I'hilsdelphia, Pa.
Brownell A Wignc Car Co., St. Louis, Mo. Directors :
Frederick B. Brownell, B. H. Brownell, A. S. Par-
tridge, St. Loui^ Mo. Officers: B. F. Brownell,
President; B. H. BroMmell, Vice-President : A. 8.
Partridge, Secretary and Treasurer, St. Louis, ICo.
Buffalo Car Mannfacturing Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Direc-
tora : G. W. Mill«r, James F. Chard, Buffalo, N. Y. ;
E. O. Gilbert. Troy. N. Y. Officers: Georse W.
Miner, President and Treasurer, Buffalo, N. Y.;
Chester Oriswold, Vice-President, New York, N.Y.:
James F. Chard, Secretary ; A. B. Neill. General
Managtr ; F. Johnson, General Superlntendant, Buf-
fsloTN.Y.
Carlisle Manufacturing Co., Carlisle. Pa. Directors,
elected January 6. 1886 : J. H. Bosler, John Hayes,
George S. Buteno. W. D. Sponsler. W. W. Dale, J. L.
Meloy, F. Gardner. W. R. Line, L. M. Myers, Carlisle,
Pa. Officers : J. 11. Borler, Prei«ident ; John Hayes,
Vice-President ; E. J. Gardner, Treasurer and Super-
intendent ; J. L. Meloy, Secretaiy ; John Hayea,
General Mannger, Carlisle, Pa.
Carter Bros., San Francisco, Cal.
Connellsville Machine and Car Works, ConndlsTllle,
Pa.
Conshohocken Car Works, Conshohocken, Pa.
Carey, Francis W. & Co., Chicago, Ul.
Crangle, E. J., Calais. Me.
Crossen, James, Car Works. Cobourg, Ont.
Dauphin Car Worki*. Dauphin, Pa.
Dure & Co., Wilininsiiton. Del.
Enaign Manufacturing Co. See Car Axle Manufac-
turers.
Erie Car Works, Limited, Brie, Pa. Directors : W. N.
Galbraith. W. R. Davenport, John Fairbaim, Erie,
Pa.; H. B. Plumer, Franklin. Pa. Officers* W. R.
Darenport, Proidcnt, Brie, Pa.; H. B. Plumer, Sec-
retary and Treasurer. Franklin, Pa.
Feigel Car Co., 108 Wall Street, New York, N. Y. Offi-
cers : Asa L. Rogvrt<. President ; William C. Baker.
Treasurer ; Frank L. I'orwin, Secretary, New York,
N. Y.; Michael Feigel, General Superintendent, New
Utrecht, L. I.
Gilbert Car Mannf icturing Co., Troy, N. Y. Trustees :
Uri Gilbert, Bdward G. GUbert, William B. Gilbert,
Frederick 8. Young, Geonre L. French, Troy. N. Y.
Offlcera : Uri Gilbert. President and Treasurer ; Bd-
ward G. GUbert. Vice-Preddent and Assistant Treas-
urer ; WillUm B. Gilbert, ad Vice-President ; Fred-
erick 8. Young, Secretary, Troy, N. Y.; B. F. 3ianier,
Superintendent, Troy, N. Y.
Gill Car Manufacturing Co.. Columbus, O. Officers :
John L. Gill, President ; H. R. Gill, Treasurer ; Wil-
son L. Gill, Secretary and Superintendent, Columbos,
O.
Harlan A Hollingsworth COm Wilmington, Del. Di-
rectors : J. Taylor Gaose, fit. T. Gause. Thomaa Jack-
son, A. Kelley, N. N. Benson, Wilmin|rton. Del. Offi-
cers : J. Taylor Gause, President ; H. T. Ganse^Vioe-
Pre«ident anii Secretary ; Thomaa B. Smith, Treas-
urer, Wilmington, Del
Harris, Jamea & Co., St Johns, N. B., and Portland,
Me.
Harrisburg Csr Manufacturing Co., Harrisburg, Pa,
Directors, elected January 1^ 1886 : David Fleming,
Henry Gilbert. W. W. Jennin^a, David Maeyer, Jonn
DeHaven, W. J. Oalder, T. D. Greenawalt, Harris-
burg, Pa. Officers : David Fleming, President ;
W. T. Hildrup, Treasurer and General Manager ;
W. T. Hildrup, Jr., Secretary ; George G. Borer,
Superintendent ; John Murphy, Agent ; M. E. iier>
ahey, Snperhitendent Foundry and Machine Depart-
ment ; John B. Carmany, Superintendent Saw Mill
Department, Harrisburg, Pa.
Haskell A Barker Car Co., Michigan City, Ind. Di-
rectors : John H. Barker, Walter Vail, N. P. R<M;en,
Michigan City, Ind. One vacancy. Officers: John
H. Barker, President : N. P. Rogers, Secretary and
Treasurer, Michigan City, Ind.
Haselton Iron Woiics, Haselton, Pa. John AUison A
Co., Proprietors. Haselton, Pa.
Huntingdon Car Works, Huntingdon, Pa.
Indiana Car Co., Cambridge City, Ind. Officers : Wil-
liam McMillan, President and Treasurer ; William H.
Gardner, Vice-President ; O. L. Brigham, Secretary,
Cambridge City, Ind.
Indianapolis Car. and Manufacturing, Co., Indianapolis,
Ind. Officers : Charles S. MiiUrd, President and
Treasurer; Frank D. Richards. Secretary* C. O.
Wilder, Superintendent, Indianapolis, Ind.; Herbert
Royston. General Agent, Chicas^o, Ul.
Iron Bay Foundry, Marquette, Mich.
Jacksonville Car and Manufkcturing Co., Jacksonville,
Ul.
Jackson A Sharp Co., Wilmington, Del. Officers:
Job H. Jackson, President; Charles S. Rowland,
Treasurer ; Ellwood C. Jsckson, Secretary, Wilming-
ton, Del.
Jackson A Woodin Manufacturing Co., Berwick, Pa.
Directors: M. W. Jackson, F. R. Jackson, Garrick
Mallery, C. R. Woodin, Bervrick, Pa. Officers : C. R.
Woodin, President ; Garrick Mallerv,Vice-President ;
H. F. Glenn, Treaaurer and Sapermtendent of Roll-
ing Mill ; C. H. Zehnder, Secretary and Superintend-
ent Car Works, Berwick, Pa.
Johnston, Adam A Son, Reading, Pa.
Jonea Car Worka, Schenectady, N. Y.
Jones, J. M. Sons, West Troy, N. Y.
Keith Manufacturing Co. Isaac N. Keith, Proprietor.
Works at Sagamore and Hyannis, Maaa.
Keene, W. H.. Woodvllle. Pa.
Kingston Car Works Co., Kingston, Ont
Knoxville Iron Co. W. R. Tattle, Prtisident. Purchaa-
ers of the Anniston Cmx Works. Anni^ton, Ala.
Laclede Car Manufacturing Co., St. Louis, Mo.
Laconia Car Co., Laconia, N H. Officers : Parley Pul-
nam. President; Jolm C. Moncton, Treaaurer and
Secretary, Laconia, N. H.
La Fayette Car Works, La Fayette. Ind. Directors:
C. R. Cummings, O. S. Gaither, B. F. Masten, Chicago,
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS— LIST OF CAR BUILDERS. 221
111.; P. W. Masten, H. W. Chase, La Fayette, Ind.
OtBcers : B. F. Masten, Preaident and General Man-
ager ; O. 8. Oaither, Treasurer, Chicago. 111.; H. W.
Chase, Secretary ; F. 8. Clark, General Saperintend-
ent ; Frank M. Cary, Parchasing Agent, La Fayette,
Ind.
Lebanon Maaufactaring Co., 906 North Tenth Street,
Lebanon, Pa. Of&cers : Adolph Reinoehl, Preeident ;
Richard Meily, Vice-President; Jobn Hnnsicker,
Treasurer ; John B. Ranch, Secretary ; J. M. Qettel,
Saperintendent, Lebanon, ra.
Lehigh Car, Wheel and Axle Works. McKee, Fuller it
Co., Catasauqna, Pa.
L^Hote & Co., New Orleans, La.
Lima Car Co., Lima. O.
Litchfield Car and Machine Co., Litchfield, 111.
Lombard, Thomas, Augusta, Me.
Lockard. G. M. & J. K., Bloonubarg, Pa.
Londonderry Car Works, Loudondenry, N. S.
Michigan Car Co., Detroit, Mich. Ofllcers: James
McMillan, Preaident; Hugh McMillan, Vice-Presi-
dent and General Manager ; James McGregor, Gen-
eral Superintendent ; H W. Dyar, Assistant Manager :
W. K. Anderson. Treasurer ; Joseph Taylor, 9d
Vice-President ; W. C. McMillan, Secretary, Detroit,
Mich.
Mlddletown Car Works. Schall A King, Proprietors,
Middletown, Pa.
Milton Car W^orks, Milton, Pa. Officers : S. W. Murray,
General Manaser ; C. H. Dlckerman, Secretary and
Treasurer; L. J. Satteson, General Superintendent;
W. R. Kramer. Purcnasing Agent, Milton. Pa.
Missouri Car and Foundry Co. See Gar Wheel Manu-
facturers.
Morris, W. A Bio., Haselton, Pa.
North Carolina (.'ar Co., Raleigh, N. 0. Directors :
R. F. Hoke, Julius Le^riii, Raleigh, N. C; D. A.
Waters, Philadelphia, Pa.: C. H. Beckwlth, Keyaer,
N. C; M. T. Leach, Raleigh, N. C. Officers : R. F.
Hoke, President: John Ward, Secretary and Treas-
urer ; William £. Ashley, Superintendent, Raleigh,
N. C.
North-Westem Manufacturing Car Co.. Stillwater, Minn.
Officers : D. M. Sabin, President, Stillwater, Minn.;
J. V. Pierce, Vice-President, Red Wing, Minn.; J. C.
O'Gorman, Treasurer ; W. 8. Goodhue. Secretary ;
B. S. Brown, Receiver ; H. G. Stone, Assistant Re-
ceiver. Stillwater, Minn.
O'Ferrell, John & Co., Piqua, O.
Ohio Falls Car Co., Jeffersonville, Ind.
Ontario Car and Foundry Co. Thomas Mulr, Managing
Director, London, Ont.
Pardee Car and Machine Works, Watsontown, Pa. Far-
dee, Snyder & Co., Limited, Proprietors. Officers :
A. Pardee, Chairman ; 8. B. Morgan, Secretary, Treas-
urer, and General Manager, Watsontown, Pa.
Patterson & Corbin, St. Catherines, Out.
Peninsular Car Works, Detroit, Mich. Directors:
James F. Joy, Russell A. Aim, Allan Sheldon. Frank
J. Hecker, Charles L. Freer, Detroit, Mich. Officers :
Frank J. Hecker, President ; Allan Sheldon, Viee-
Presldent ; Charles L. Freer, Secretary and Treai-
nrer ; John Dovle, Superintendent, Detroit, Mich.
Pennock Bros., Minerva, O.
Pennsylvania Car Works, Llgonler, Pa. Transfer Office
and worka, LaUobe, Pa. DiieoCors: R.M.Greyham,
N. M. Marker, H. H. Covode, W. D. McGowen, H. S.
Denney, Llgonler. Pa.; J. R. Mellon, Pittsburg, Pa.
Officers : 8 H. Baker. Pre.-iideDt, Latrobe, Pa. la. M.
Grey ham, Vice-President, Ligonier, Pa.; A.W.Mel-
lon, Secretary and Treasurer ; Thomas A. Mellon,
General Manager; George Senft, General Superin-
tendent, Pittsbargh, Pa.
Pioneer Iron Works, Brooklvn, N. Y.
Portland Company, PortUiDa, Me.
Pullman Palace Car Co. See Sleeping Car Companies.
Roanoke Machine Works, Rounoko, Va. Directors :
F. J. Kimball, 0. H. Clark, K. W. Clark, Joseph L
Doreu, W. G. Macdowell, William 0. BniliU. Phlla-
delpbia. Pa.; P. L. Terry, Rosuoke, Va. Officers:
F.J. Kimball, President: W. G. Macdowell, Acting
Treasurer and Comptroller ; A. J. Hemphill. Secre-
tary, Philadelphia, Fa.; JoMph H. SaDds, General
Superintendent ; 8. B. Hnmpt. Snperintendent, Roa-
noke, Va. ; W. C. DeArmoud, Purcbasing Agent, Phil-
adelphia, Pa.
Schall, M.. York, Pa.
Schall & King. See Mlddletown Car Works. '
Snyder, G. W.. PotUville, Pa.
Soule, B., San Francisco Cah
Southern Car Works, Knoxville, Tfun. Directors:
George W. Colwell. B. J. ^anford, R. L. LotJL B 8.
Colwell, R. Z. Roberti». Ofilcerit : (George w. Col-
well, President, Harrl«vllle, Mich.; R. Z. Roberts,
Secretary and Treasurer, Knoxville, Tenn.
Southern States Coal, Iron aud Laud Co., South Pitts-
burgh, Tenn.
St. Charles Car Co., St Charles, Mo. Officers : W. H.
Glasgow, President; H. B. Decker, Vice-President;
T. C. Salveter, General Manager : Alpheus Aymond,
Secretary and Treasurer, St. Cbarluii, Mo.
Steel, J. D. A Son, Manufacturing Co., Pot^stown, Pa.
Officers : J. Dutton Steel, Chairman ; John H. Steele,
Secretary and Treasurer ; Thomas C. Steele, General
Superintendent, Pott«town, Pa.
Stepheni>on, John, Co., Limited, New York, N. Y.
Steubner A Woods, Long Inland City, N. Y.
Swissvale Car Co., Swissvale, Pa.
Terre Haute Car and Manufaciurlng Co., Terre Haute,
Ind.
Tredegar Iron Company. See Car Axle Manufacturers.
Turl's iron Works, New York, N. Y.
United States RoUing-Stock Co. See Sleeping-Car
Companies.
Waxner Palace<!ar Co. See S1eep)ng-Car Companies.
Wallen, H. D., Jr., Grand Rapidt*, Mich.
Wason Manufacturing Co. , Springfield , Mars. Officers :
6. C. Flsk, President and General Manager ; H. 8.
Hyde, Treasurer; Henry Peareou, Superintendent,
Springfield, Mass.
Watt, J. H. ft Bro., Bamesvillc, O.
Wells A French Co., Chicuffo, 111. Officers : W. C.
Van Home. President, Montreal, Cun.; O. W. Mey-
senburg, Vice-President and Manager : H. L. Norton,
Secretary and Treasurer, Chira^^o, III. Works near
Bine Island Avenue and West Twemy-Second Street.
Office, Hawley Building, Madison and Dearborn
streets, Chicago, III.
Youngstown Car Manufacturing Co., Youngstown, O.
Officers : L. E. Cochran, PreMdo >t; B F. Boyd, Sec
retary and Treasurer ; Andrew MlUike, General Man-
ager, Youngstown, O.
OAR SPRIKO MANUFAOTURERS.
List of Cab Spbixq Uanufactubebs in the United States and
Canada, with Names of Dibectors and Officebs of Leading
COGPOBATE OgQANIZATIONS,
ud Qaoenl UuiiEer : OeorgB W. CroD'B, Vlce-trcs:-
Ident ; Oeorg" T. Perliiin. TreMorer; H, C. Corwa,
»«Tetu7; Fnnk U. U>wD, SDiHiioUndent ; J. W.
KeUejr. Pnitbmnj; Aijenl, Altroii, 0.
Andicwf. Frimk H., Ma Weil Tbltlr-thinl SInct, New
York. N. V,
BaLU HpilDi Co.. Su Fnuicltco, Cil. ODcen : WIl-
Oum A. BctU, Pntldaat ud ^apcrlDWDdmt, Otk-
tuid,Cal.; EdwUi fntwelL. ^ecniai; uidTreiiiint.
Sui Frucitco, Cftl.
Botton Car HpriDg Co., Bo«ion. Nw.
ChlcuD Trn iDd HprtDg WurkB. F. V, AlkiBtOD,
Pt«aiileuu Cbtcuu, III
Cletttud BoJling^ill Co. See Boll IUI1&
ClareUnd KDlibetCo.. Clcvelind. U.
CIsTBlud SprluE Co.. CJsxltnd. O.
CoDun KLIpUc Spring Co., Ne« York, N. Y. Dlrec
ton: WilJlu U. SUDloni, WillUm T. Minor, Wil-
ton, New Yor^i, N, Y. ' 'oufcem': WlllUm H.
BluCord, President; CbarlCB W. Ulnor. aecrcUrT
ud Tnunrer; WUIlun Diflson, Genciml BoHrlii-
tgndcDt; Ucnrj A. Ultle. Stitu Agent, Naw York.
Cllfl «' Rlghler Co., Oiwego. N. Y.
CoughllD, B. J. 3t Co.. HoniiMJ, Cu.
Davli. A. B . Cv Spring Co., Umlled, PUIidelphljL
Pk. Bnoch ofllce, Hilla' BDlIdlDg, New York.
Deinill Steel u
can: Alaiu
Ctioala, Vice-
ka. Detioll, Xlet
Co., Wilmington, I
_. ... _. _,, c. Gi»u. wTf ,
Wllmlneton, I>el. OMcen : Moiliu U Dirb, Frea-
Idenl ; Lewla C Orati, Secmlaij uid Tnaiorer,
WUmlnston. Del.
Fulat (TEe) Stt'tl Co.. Brtdgepuit, Cord. Dlnclon :
Joel Fu-Jat, Ororge WlniUor, BrldgeporL Conn.;
John B. Windsor, HuUord. Conn.; F. W. Rhina-
Under, C. J. Cuds. New York, N. Y. Ufflcen :
Joel An«l, PrenWent, Brldcaporl, Conn.; John B.
WlDdror. Trcunrcr. Hanfurd. Conn.; Qvorg* Wlnd-
•or, 8*wet*rir, Brideepon, Uonn,
Faren. T. J . Port Hovraid. W».
FJa Ud SlKlBg Co.. Vonlrcil, Can.
Fowlu. Jo>tah. HI. Johna, N. B.
Froncb, iftrlui, SajmoDr. Cobq.
I*«nch, The A Suring Co.. Limited. Plliabnrgh, P».
Dlmtora : A. French. Ocorga W. Horil^ D. C.
Noble, PltUbiirBh, l"«.; J. K. Ifrench, CleteUnd, O.
OBkan: A. FrCDcli, Chalniun. Piltubnrgb, Fa.; J.
E. FnDcli,Vtce'Chilrm«i,Cle«sKad,0.; D. C.No-
ble. Secrrtarj
Uiuigo, PltUborgh, h
iahtitr Co.. Trei
QeoTge W. Horila.
, N. J, DlrMlora;
I, Wllllim Uancock.l
ton. N. J. omeen : Joirnib Whliebead, Freildcal
and TreuDier ; Kdnr Whiuhead, Vlce-Prealdul ;
Frederick Whilehiad, SMsretvi, Trenton, N. J.
lebbard Car Spring Co.. Knoivlllt, Tenn.
[cSrlai. Junea Jt tunu, PblUdelublk, P*.
UldenbiTg, Frederick J., New York, N. Y.
Mercer Riibbei '" - -— —
Richard Vaw.Prealdeot, New York, N. Y.; Beojamln
AthB, Trea-nrer, Newark, N. J.; John sTMlnr,
"-eretary ; John C, W. Onlbert. Caahler. New Yo*,
Y.: U. F. Clark, SDpsrlnlendsBl, Newark, N. J.
Jiiorj at Newark, N. J.
' Jem;; Car Spnng and Bnbber Co.. Jenai CtlT,
J. CilOcEn: John J. Fields Prt>-ldeni; John
Voorhm, Secreury ; John J. Fteldn, Jr., Snper-
Cllr, ^. J.
New York Belling ud Packing I
OxlatA Imn iDd^Dieel Worka.
inking Co., New 1
■ort N. Y,
If WUUam
„, -. . . jUtdilphia.Pa.
Iiubargb Steel Worka. Owned bj Anderaon, Dn-
Pof A Co., 107 Wood Sueet, PliUborgh, Pl_ S "
d Hanef Rowland, Frankford, F.
III.
t Spring Department, Chicago,
Fompton Steel and Iron Co., Pompton, N. J. OBIcn* :
JameA Lndlom, Prealdent and Treasurer; Ridurd
Wright. SKretai? ; Joeguh W. UcBItot, Bnperln-
l*n(fent,Pomptcn,ii. J.
SCDli, Charlea. Spnng Co., lOK Weel New Harket
Street. PhiladelphU. Pa. Offlcen ; Charlea Scott,
Prealdent and Tntmrtr : Charle* T. Schoeo, Vlte-
Pruidcnt; Thonuu H. Bell, Becretvr, PhUMd-
pbla. Fa.
Singer. NImIck JB Co., Umlled, FItubnrgh, Pa, Offl-
een : W. U. Cilnger. Cbalnuan ; Oeorge blnger, Jr.,
Bnretar; and Triiaurer. PlitabarKh. Fa.: Uognn A
Bod, General Agente for the Kaalam dtatca, *a
Pewl Street, Now York, N. Y.
Star Robber Co., TreniDo, N. J.
"Trenion Bnbber Wmki, TrentoD. N. J. Dlrecton ;
A. U. Alpaukh, AUu Muowan, Frank A. Uaguwan,
WUIIUD P. Hajea, Trentuu, N. J. UUceraT^tuk
A. Magonan, Preiident and Treanurer ; 8. N. Al-
pangh, Vlce-Pre(ld<;nt: WUllam P Uajea.Seervtai; ;
Allu Magowu. General Supeilniendent, TieDton,
N. J.
Tom, Rlchatd, IS BtrcUj Street, New York, H. T.
OAR
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SCANUFAOTURERS.
6. List of Car Wheel Manufacturers in the United States and Can-
ada, WITH Names of Directors and Officers of Leading Cor-
porate Oroanizations.
Albany Car Wheel Works, Albany, N. Y.
Allen Paper Car Wheel Co. Works at Pullman, HI.,
and Hadtton. N. Y. Office, S89 Broadway, N. Y. City.
Ofllcers : William H. Fenner, Jr., Pre«ident ; John
E. Oillette, Vice-President ; C. H. Antes, tiecretary ;
J. C. fieachjTreasorttr.
Allston Car Wheel Co., Allston. Mass. Officers : N.
Washburn, President; B. C. Finney, Secretary and
Treasurer, Allston, Mass.
Andrews, Frank H., 545 West Thirty-tbird Street,
New York, N. Y.
Atlantic iron Works, Portsmouth, Va.
Atwuod Hemp car Wheel Co., New York. N. Y.
Baltimore Car Wheel Co., Baltimore, Md. Officers:
W. S. O. Baker, President and Treasurer ; J. Paul
Baker. Secreurit Baltimore, Md.
Barney « Smith Manuracturing Co. See Car Builders.
Bamum Sl Eichnrdson Manufacturing Co., Chicago, ill
Directors : William H. Bamum, Charles W. Bamum,
M. B. Richardson, Lime Bock. Conn.; Juhn Vau
Nortwick, Bau^ia, 111.: Albert Ailing, John Crerar,
Yolney C. Tumer, Chicago, 111. Officers : William
H. Barnum. President, Lime Rock, Conn.; John
Van Nortwick, Vice-President, BaUvia, 111.: Albert
Ailing, Treasurer and Qeneral Manager ; William B.
Best, tiecreiary, Chicago, 111.
Bass, J. U. H. Wallace, Superintendent, Chicago, 111.
Bass Foundry and Machine Work<«, Fort Wayne, Ind.
J. H. Bass. President ; J. I. White, Secretary ; H.
J. Fisher, Treasurer, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Boutun A *'o., Aurora, 111.
Bowler A Co. See Cleveland Foundry.
Brooks Locomotive Works. See Locomotive Builders.
Bacyrus Foundry and Manufacturing Co., Bncyrus, O.
Directors: W. H. Harris, Daniel P. Bells, H P. Bells,
A. St. J. Newberry, J. B. Gormly. S. W. Crittenden.
Officers : William ilamilton Harris, President ; Dan-
iel P. Bells, Vice-President ; W. B. criueuden, Sec-
retary and Treasurer ; John Thompson, Superinten-
dent, Bucyras, O.
Batterworth A Lowe. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Buffalo Car Wheel Works. Office and works, Howard
and Thomas streets, Buffalo, N. Y. Officers : 6. W.
Miller, President and Treasurer ; A. B. Neill, Super-
intendent and Cashier, Buffalo. N. Y.
Cayuu Wheel and Foundry Co., Sayre, Pa. Directors :
Howard Blmer. William Stevenson, Sayre, Pa.; R. A.
Elmer, New York, N. Y.; Robert Lockhart. W. A.
Wither, South Bethlehem, Pa.; J. B. McDonald,
PhlladelphiiL Pa. Officers: Howard Elmer, Presi-
dent ; F. B. Leyford, (Secretary and Treasurer ; M. C.
Chapman, General Superintendent ; C. L. Dledrichs,
Chief Engineer and superintendent of Machinery,
Sayre, Pa.
Chester Steel Castings Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Clendinning, William, Montreal, Can.
Cleveland Foundry. Bowler A Co., Proprietors, Cleve-
land, O.
Cleveland Wheel and Foundrv Works, Cleveland, O.
Connellsville Machine and Car Works, ConnellsvlUe,
Pa.
Crossen, Jsmes. Car Works. Bee Car Builders.
Davenport A Fairbairu, Erie, Pa.
Detroit Car Wheel Co., Detroit, Mich. Office''s : James
McMillan, Pretfideiit ; Hugh McMillan, Vice-Presi-
dent and Qeneral Manager ; W. C. McMillan, Sec-
retary ; W. K. Anderson, Treasurer ; J. H. Whiting,
Superintendent, Detroit, Mich.
Dickson Manuracturing Co. Sec Locomotive Builders.
Bckstein, C. O. A Co., dii Liberty Street, New York,
Ellis, W. R.. 18 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Ji^nsign Manufacturing Co. See Car Axle Manufac-
turers.
Excelsior Foundry and Machine Works, Binningham,
Ala. Officers : B. R. Jones, President ; P. Schlnsser,
Vice-President : H. Houpt, Secietary and Treasurer,
Birmingnam, Ala.
Fargo Car, Wheel and Iron Works Co., Fargo, Dak.
Ford A Kimball, Concord, N. H.
Fowler Steel Car Wheel Co., Stony Island, Cook Co.,
111.
Freas Manufacturing Co. (The), Berwick, Pa.
Fulton Fonudry Co. Office, *MSl Mervin Street. Cleve-
land, U. S. M. Carpenter, Proprietor ; C. J. Lang*
don, Secretary, Cleveland, O.
Gill car Manufacturing Co. See Car Builders.
Green's Car Wheel Manufacturing Co., St. Louts, Mo.
Directors : U. H. Green, J. N. Green, George F.
CoUrill, St. Louis, Mo. Officers : H. H. Green, Pres-
Ideut and Treasurer ; George F. Cotirill, becretary,
St. Louis, Mo.
Griffin, Thomas F. A Sons, Buffalo, N. Y. P. H. Grif-
fin, ManaKor. Location of works, Forrest Avenue
and N. Y. C. and U. K. BJt
Griffin Car Wheel Co., Detroit, Mich. Directors :
Thomas F. Griffin, Thomas A. Griffin, P. Heanr
Grifflu, Joseph P. CuUen. Officers : Thomas F.
Griffin, President; Thomas A. Griffin. Vice-Presi-
dent ; P. Henry Griffin, Secretary and Treacuitr,
Detroit. Mich.
Griffin Wheel and Foundry Co., Chicago, 111. Dhrec-
tors : T. A. Griffin, T. F. Griffin, P. H. Griffin. Offi-
cers : T. A. Griffin, President and I'reasurer ; T. F,
Griffin, Vice-President; A. G. Wellington, Seore-
tar\', Chicago, 111. General office and works, comer
Robey Street and Blue Island Avenue, Chicago, Ul.
City office, Room 5, Adams* Express Building, Chi-
cago, III.
Hamilton Standard Wheel Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Harman and Hassert, Bloomsburg, Pa.
Harrisburg Car Manufacturing Co. See Car Bnildera.
Haskell A Barker Car Co. See Car Builders.
Heartt, Junaa S. A Co , Troy, N. Y.
Hodger, B. W., Greenville, Pa.
Huntingdon Car and Car Wheel Works. See Car Build-
ers.
Indlsnapolis Car and Manufacturing Co. See Car
Builders.
Jackson A Woodin. See Car Builders.
Jersey City Wheel Foundry and Machine Works, Jer-
sey City, N. J. Directors : Pereival Roberta, O. T.
Roberts, I. F. Bailey, Philadelphia, Pa.; Theodore
Thomas, New York, N. Y. Officers : Theodore
Thomas, President, New York, N. Y.; George O.
Thomas, Secretary and Treasurer, Brick Church,
Orange, N. J.
Kiogsford, Thomas, Oswego, N. Y.
Knoxvllle Car Wheel Co., Knoxville, Tenn. Directors :
J. A. Quaife, C. H. Brown, W. W. Woodruff, W. P.
Washburn, D. A. Carpenter, J B. Hoxsie, W. M.
Cbri»tian, Knoxville, Tenn. Officers : Charles H.
Brown, President ; W. P. Washburn, Vice-President ;
D. A. Carpenter, Secretary and Treasurer ; Jamea
Esdale, Supetintendent Foundry, Knoxville, Tenn.;
1. 1. Traver, Superintendent Furnaces, titony Creek,
Tenn.
Laconic Car Co. See Car Builders.
La Fayette Car Works. See Car Builders.
Lake Shore Foundry, Cleveland, O. Directors • ^ M.
Burae, George B. Thomas, B. J.Estep, S. Ba
E. Burke, Cleveland^ O. Qt&i»sc%\ <^«'>^
2t4 poors mEBCTOET BAILWAT OFnClALS-CAB WHEEL MAyUFACTrRKBa
&«eCarfti::«Ae;«.
G.B.T
Car. Wmus iohA Az> Worlu.
IfMftiais W'iTKA. Lis*. O.
C«r MjcsfaiEt;;/:^^ 0>.. litfhJHd, IZL
?K. T
Imi ifoMb Workfl. Bhvi&(fe«B. AkL
■ihrr M bnium. L,«£tK.m;bA^ O.
Mififcall C«r Wft«d tad FoQMCrf Co. TkmMca. « aCet
VMt «r i«C«rwio. T«z. ft^joArjf ttA tUfpB mi M v-
ilMa. Tex, Oflotra : Cb*n<« ^x»ob. Prcv^dea: &Ld
y<> <r> l ICmuc*'. Ma/Afc*!:. Tez.: £. J. Frj. Vyot^
Fr«M4«ttt ; Cb*n«« Coot, /r., Mcreury and Trcaa-
Mar AaJJ, T«x.
Ul. i'Aa. EiUMKiiiiK. P».
mttklnm Worlu. h«is LoeomoliTe BaUdcn.
Kir, Ih^Milam A Co., M iiw«akc«. WU.
Ifc^^Aajr Car Wa^d Co.. 5ew Caatlc, Fa.
Mc<->allowf> * Talt. Caiaia, Ma.
McDcPDcan, Gaona. Tbraa fCircn. Gaa.
]fcKae« Faii«r * Co. 8ac Car Axle MaDofiKtsrcn.
If leMgaa Oar Co. 8«a Car Bo'lders.
MJaaottrf Car and Foaodry Co., ML Laate, Mo. Diree-
t/iff : WUJiam McMli;aa. Williaa HToardner. Mel-
riJJa Hawjar, O. L. BrMu^ A. T. Backa&ao, 8c.
Loafa, Mo. Oflecra: Wiiliam McMiJUb, Preaidcnt
a«4 IVaaaaiar ; H liUaa H. Gardotr, Vieo-PKaideat ;
MalrUla flavycr, HecrcCarj ; A. T. Bocfcanan, Oec-
aval Afist ; )oba IlicxifMOo, UencnU Car Saperiik-
LoaU. Mo.; L T. Coke. Aa^lfltaat Car
^1
ad Fooadrr Co . I>fCrcKt. Mack.
H. Rb^d. Wa£:tf S. EameL
OAoer*: *>ek.c^ H.
S. Rci>«l. TKC-i-reaadt
%rtxjtT»i saperiarezidcau : Jossa R. C ai iei 3. Scocraiy
• aad Tfaaancr. Iictxou. Micfa.
Ra:.a&d Foondrr &aa Marfcir.e Skop Co.. Rntland. Vt.
; car wkeeSe and raLtnad caatic^a. Ilfr^ctori : J. B.
! Harria. C. P. Harrit. SaUand. Tc.: A. B. Hania.
W. A. Barria. fepnagir^d, Maaa. OSceta : Joel B.
Uarria. Pr»ideni aijd Gcaerai Maaa^ccr : A. B. HmT'
rsa. Vice-Presi^leot : Ckanea P. Hanra.
Treaacrcr aad Gai^eni Maoager. Rntlaad, Yt.
• St. Albana Foosdry. Sl Alfaaa*. Vl.
: St. Ckarin Car Co. tiaa Car Bu;klerf .
I ficaadard Siaai Worka. t» Soath Foonk Street, FkOs-
I ^ - - - - -
•apart;
mtflf.
Btaadaat. Canbruixe City, lod.; Jamaa Con
I/. Oaaaral Fooodfy ttapcriotaDdent, at. Loo**,
Mo.
MUtlaiora Klaiitlc Steal Car Wkecl Co., Cklcaco, 111.
Moora * Moaa, Kaa«a<i Citj, Mo.
Mowry car Wbeel Worka. ClaciAoatl. O.
Mnuunx HIaal Car Wheal Co., 94 WaablngCoB Straet.
Ckleaap. 111.
Maaboalron aad Ste^*! Co.. Kaahoa, N. H.
Maw Dot/ MaunractorioR Co.. JaoeavUle, Wia. Dirae-
tore : H, KleliardarMi. B J. Richardaoa, V. P. Rich-
ardaOB. JanaavUie, Wla. Offlcara : R. J. Rkhardaoo,
Frapldantaod Gvoeral Saperluteodeut ; V. P. Rich-
' ardaoD. Sacratarr and Treaaurar, JaoeaVllla, Wia.
MalvoDvUla Foondnr and M«chine Co., NaiaooTllla, O.
MoWa Brotbara A Co.. Amilatrm. Ala.
Mortk-waatcm Foaodry. Meuzal A Fargnaon, Pro-
oti»ion, Minnaapolla, Minn,
Oklo-Falla Car Co^ JefleraonvUle. Ind.
Oatario Car and Fooodrjr Co.. Londoo, Oat.
Nawell A Co.. New York, N. Y., and Boatoo.
Ftea. :
Maaa
(a Car Wheel Co.. Ck^elaod, O. Dlrectora : J. B.
^ raacb, W. H. Dodve. C*harlea A. Brayum, Clevalaod,
O; Charlaa Mllier, Franklfu. Pa.; William J. Wataon,
Chicago. 111. Offlcera : Jullaa B. Francb, Prealdent ;
W. S. jDodga, Treaaorer ; W. li. 811 vertkoine, Secre-
tary; Roaa Bella, Oeoerml ttoparlotendaDt. Cleva-
laod. 0.
Faaoock*a Oar Wheel Factory, Selma, Ala. Gaoige
Peacock. Proprietor and (ieneral Manager ; Qaorge
R. Peacock. Secretary and AaalaUnt Manager ; W. R.
Peacock. Cblef Bngineer, Selma. Ala.
Ftolaaolar Car Worka. See Car Balldera.
Thomaa A Son, 16 Goid Street, New York,
Y.
Wheel and Foundry Co., Bamapo, N. T.
Badatona Foaudry, Uniontown, Pa.
MlidOD Iron and Locomotive Worka, San Frandaco,
Oal
lackaalar Oar Wheel Worka, Bocheater, M. Y. Direc-
delpbia. Pa. Sicel tirea for locooiotiTe aad
wheel*. Ofllccra : Charles T. Parry. PreOdant ; Wil-
j iiaa Barnkaoi, Secretary and I reaaorer ; Wiltsaai tt.
I XciJaoa, Cveaeral Maaager ; J. P. Sterccicon. Saperia-
I leudeni. Wutka at Leviaioo, Pa. ^Sae ad«crtia«.
Bicat.)
Steadmaa Sl Co.. Anrora. Ind.
: St. Loots Car Wheel Co.. Sc Lonta, Mo. Directata :
: Junn H. Baaa, John I. Wkita, Fort Wayaa, lad.;
, John M. Dntro. Thomaa B. Pkkard. Robert W.
Oreea, 8C. Loola. Mo. OOcara : John fl. Baaa, Prea-
ldent ; John I. White. Vke-Pradideot : Joka I>alro.
Trcaaorer ; Robert W. Greea. Secretary, SL Loaia,
Mo.
St. Paal Foondry Co., St. PaaL Minn. Oflfeera : H. P.
Upham, Prealdent; A. H. Bode Vtee-Preaideat ; C.
M. Power, Secretary, Treaanrer and Acting Gcaaral
Maaagrr ; Alexander Adama, Geaeral Saperiataod-
eat, St. Paal, Minn.
Snow. W. W., Bamapo, K. Y.
Stager M Kerr San Franciaco. Cal.
Taylor lion Worka, High Bridge, N. J. IMrectora :
L. U. Taylor, High Bridge, N. J.; John Browa, Baa-
loo, Pa.; Jamea Moore, Elizabeth, N. J.; B. C.
Knight, Philadelphia, Pa.; L. C. Voorheea, New York,
N.TT Offlcera: L. H. Taylor, Prealdent; S. P. Ba-
ber, Treaaarer and Genenl Saperintendent ; L. 8.
Vanderbeck, Secretary, High Bridge. N. J.
Terra Hante Car and Manofactnring Co., T^rre Haata,
Ind.
Thatcher, George H. A Co., Albany. N. Y.
Thomaa Steel Tire Wheel Co.. Jersey City, N. J.
Tbompeon, L. P., Bordentowa. N. J.
Treat. C. H., Hannibal, Mo.
Tredegar Iron Worka. See Car Axle Mannf actarera.
Union Foondry and Pullman Car Wheel Worka, Chi-
cago, lil.
Waahbnm Car Wheel Co., Hartford, Conn. Offlceia :
W. A. Healy, Prealdent ; William H. Bamnm, Vice-
Prealdent and Manager ; Salisbnry Hyde, Secretary
and Treasurer, Hart^rd, Conn.
HI aahbam, HnnU A Co., Jeraey City, N. J.
Waahbnm Caat Steel Car Whe«d Co., Baritaa, N. J.
Woraeater Steel Worka, Worceeter, Maaa. Dlrectora :
George M. Rice, Bdwin Gleaaon, Samuel D. Nye,
Woroeater, Maaa. Offlcera : George M. Rica, Praai-
deat ; Edwin Gleaaon, Treaaurer ; M. J. P. McCaf-
ferty. Secretary ; Samuel D. Nye, Manager: William
B. Collea, General Superintendent, Woroeater, Maaa.
Waeon Manufacturing Co. See Car Bniidara.
Watt, J. B. A Bro., BameaTiUe, O.
Whitney, A. A Sons, Philadelphia, Pa.
Wyoming Vallay Manufkctorimg Co. See Locomotlira
Builders.
IiOOOMOTZVX: BUZIiDERS.
7. List of Locomotive Builders in the United States and Canada,
WITH Names of Directors and Officers of Leading Corporate
Organizations.
Baldwin Locomotive Work*, Philadelphia, Pa. Owned
by Buruham, Parry, Williams & Co., Philadelphia,
Pa.
Brooks Locomotive Works; Dunkirk, N. T. H. G.
Brooks, President ; M. L. Hinroan, Secretary and
Treasarer.; J. H. Setchel, Superintendent; R. J.
Gross, Itavelllng Agent, Dunkirk, N. T.
Canadian Locomotive and Engine Co., Limited, Kings-
ton, Ont. Directors : George A. Kirkpatrlck, J. G.
Russ, William Harty, Alexander Gann, Klnnton,
Ont.; Hugh Ryan. Perth, Ont.; Hngh Mackey, P. A.
Peterson, Montreal, Can. Officers : Gt^rgo A. Kirk-
Patrick, President. Kingston, Ont.; J. G. Kosa, Vlce-
i'resluent, Quebec. Que.; John H. Birkett, Secretary
and Treasurer ; William llarty. Managing Director ;
F. D. Cbild, bnperintendeni, Kingston, Ont.
Cooke Locom«>tlYe and Machine Co., Patorson, N. J.
Directors: John S. Cooke, Frederick W. Cooke,
Watts Cooke, W. O Fayerweather, Robert Barbour,
Patersou, N. J. Officers : John tf. Cooke, President
and General Manager ; Frederick W. Cooke, Vice-
President : William Berdan, Secretary and l^reasnrer,
Paien^on. N. J. ; H. A. Allen, A^ent, New York. N.Y.
Dickson Manufacturing Co., Scrantun, Pa. Officers :
James P. i>lckson, President; William 11. Perkins.
Secretary and Treasurer; Sidney Bruadbtirt, General
8uperintendent ; John Duvine, Suuerlntcndeut of Lo-
comotive Department, s^crantou, Pa,.
Fleming A Sons, 8t. Johns, N. B.
Godwin, T. W. & Co. See Virginia Iron Worka.
Grant Locomotive Works, Paterson, N. J.
Grant Iron Works Co., 8an Francisco, Cal.
Hazelton Iron Works, Haxelton, Pa. Light and mine
locomotives. Owned by Allison A Eyana, Haaolton,
Pa.
Hinckley Locomotive Work*. Boston, Mass. Direct-
ors : Robert U. Suvenson, CharKa L. Plerson, Uree-
ley S. Curtis, Boston, Mass. Offlu«re: Robert H.
Stevenson, President ; Charles L. Pieraon, l*reasurer,
Boston, Mass.
Lima Machine Works, Lima, O. Light-weight and
Sbay patent locomotives. Officer^ : J. M. Coe.
President ; G. W. Disman, Vice-President and Super-
intendent ; W. T. Agerien, Secretary and Treaaurer ;
Ira P. Cames, Asvlstant Superintendeni, Lima, O.
Manchester Locomotive Works, Manchester, N. H.
Officers : John A. Bnmham. Preaident ; William G.
Means, Treasurer, Boston, Mass.; Arestas Blood, 8n-
{)erlnt«ndent, Manchester, N. H.
ngston Locomotive Works. See Canadian Locomo-
tive and Engine Co., Limited.
Mason Machliie Works. Taunton, Maaa. Directors:
William H. Bent, Frederick Mason, WUliam Maaou,
Taunton, Mass. Officers : Frederick Mason, Preai-
dent ; William H. Bent, Treasurer ; Jolm T. Meats,
General Superintendent ; William Mason, Locomotive
Department, Tauuton, Mass.
Mount Savage Locomotive Works, Mt. Savage, Md.
Narrow-gauge iticomotivcs.
New York Locomotive Works. Rome, N. Y. Direct-
ors: U. A. V. Post, Ralph N. Ellis, William B.
Isham, New York, N. Y.; H. M. Lawton, T. G. Nock,
W. W. Wardueil, T. H Stryker, E. Comstock, Rome,
N. Y.; William M. Burr, Cazenovia, N. Y. Officers :
Thomas G. Nock, President ; W. W. Wardnell, Vice-
President: T. H. Stryker, Secretary and Treasurer;
A. M. White, Superintendent, Rome, N. Y.
Nonh Pacific Iron Works, Seattle, Wath. Terr.
Pitt«iburgh Locomotive und Cor Works, Pilt^bu^gh, Pa.
Officers : D. A. Stewart, President ; Wllscm Miller,
Secretary and lYeasurer ; D. A. W^lghtman, Supvnu.
tcndent, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Porter, H. K. & Co., Pittsburgh. Pa.
Portland Locomotive Works, Portland, Me.
Rbofle Island Locomotive Works, Providence, R. I.
Officers: C. Felix Mason, Pre^ident ; Earl Philip
Mason, Vice-President ; William P. Chapln, Treas-
urer ; Arthur L. Mason, Secrettrv ; Joseph Lyihgoe,
Agent and Superintendent, Providence, R. I.
Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works, San Francisco,
Cal.
Roanoke Machine Worka, Roanoke, Va. 8e« Car
Builders.
Rogers Locomotive and Machine Works, Paterson,
N. J. Officers : J. S. Rogers, President ; K. 8.
Hughes, Secretary and Treasurer, Paterson, N. J.
Schenectady Locomotive Works, Schenectady, N. Y.
Officers : Charles G. £11 is. President ; Walter Mc-
Queen. Vice-Piesldent ; Edward Ellis, Treasurer ; A.
J. Pitkin, Superintendent, SchenecUdy, N. Y.
Strom; Locomotive Co., New York, N. Y. Officers : A.
G. Darwin, Presidint, New York, N. Y.; George D.
McCrearr, Vice-President. Phlhidelpbla, Pa.; Henry
G. Morris, Secretary and Treasurer, Philadelphia,
Pa. Directors : Ueorge H. Myers, Bethlehem, Pa.;
Thomas F. Rowland. Brooklyn, N. Y.; C. C. Worth-
Ington, New York, N. Y.
Tauuton Locomotive Worka, Taunton, Maaa. P. I.
Perrin, Agent and Treasurer, I'aunton, Mass.
Tanner & Delaney Engine Co.. Richmond. Va. Offi-
cers: William K. Tanner, President; WUliam R.
Trigg, Vico-President ; Alexander Delaney, Superin-
tendent, RichmoLd, Va.
Virginia Iron Works, Norfolk. Va. Thomaa W. God-
win A Co., Proprletoia, Norfolk, Va. Light locomo-
tives.
Wyoming Valley Manufacturing Co., Wilkesbarre, Pa.
light locomotlTea. Officers : Richard Sharpe. Presi-
dent ; A. H. Van. Horn. Vice-President i R. Sharpe.
Jr., Secreta,ry «"»<* Treasurer, Wilkesbarre, Pa.
(15)
RAHi MILLS.
8. List of Rail Mills in the United States and Canada, with the
Names of Directors and Officers of the Leading Corporate
Organizations.
Abbott Tmn Worku, P. O. Box 65, Baltlnoorc. Md.
Owned by Abbott Iron Company. Offlcorn : Charles
H. Aehbarner, Pre««i(Ient ; J. Ji. Gillinan, Vice-PI«^l.
dent and Trcanurvr, (Jalrimorc, Md.
iEtna Iron and Stcul Co., Bridgeport, O. Lifi^t T and
street rails. Directors: W. vv. Uallow*v. A. J.
Ba^gs, W. H. THllman, Bridgeport. O.; Jo!«fpb Bell,
Le>vls Jone^, W. B. 8lmp^o^. Whetluig. W. Va.; L.
Silence. Martinis Ferry, O. Offlccr^ : \V. H. Tali man.
President ; John A. Tupping, Secretary, Bridge-
port, O.
Akron Iron Works, Akron, O. Lijsht T rails, from 10
to SO pounds per yard. Director!*: Lovis Miller, Jacob
MlDer, George \V. Croiise, John U. Biichtel, Daniel
A. Up«on. K. Stfinbaneher. F. ikhumacner. Ofitcers :
Lewis Miller, Pre sldeut ; J. A. Long, Secretary and
Treannrer; Frederick Bishop, Superintendent, Ak-
ron, O
Alckaima Rolling Mill. HtfiihenvUle. O.
Allcniown Rolling MilU. set: Oat Axle Mannfacfnrer»,
Alleglieny, Monongah^lu and Birmin^^nam Iron Workn,
Pittabarch, Pa. Ovned and wperaied by Oliver
Bros. & Phillips, Pittsburgh, i'u.
American Iron and Stuel Work;*, Fmsburch, Pa. Jones
& Langblin, Limited, Proprietors ; B. F. Jones,
Chairman ; G. M. Laiighlin, becreLiry and Treasurer.
PttUbnrgh, l»a.
Birmingham Rolling Mill, Lnuisville, Ky. Works at
Birmingham, Ala. Small T and tram rails. Direc-
tors : W. B. Caldwell, Gc-irge W. Norton, B. Du Pont,
J. B. McFerran, W. W. Ilito, W. P. Harvey. James
G. Caldwell, Louisvi Ic, Ky. Odiccrs : James G.
Caldwell. President and Treasurer ; B. Du Pont, Sec-
retary, Louisville, Ky.; Thomas Ward, General Man-
ager ; John D. Dwyer, Genera) Snptrinteudent ; J. H.
Mohus, General Sal«-sman, Birmingham, Ala.
Bothlehera Iron Co. 8ce Car Axle Mauuracturer«.
Calumet Iron and Sleul Co , Fir^t National Bank Build-
ing, Chicago, 111. Works at Cummings, III. Officers :
D. P. KoiU, President ; R. II. Lewln, Vice-President
and Genera) Mana;;er ; John M. Brown, Secretary
and Treasurer, Chicago, 111.
Carnegie, Phippe A Co.. Limited. Successors to Pitts-
burgh B«'ssemer Steel Co., Rttsburgh, Pa. Officers :
John Walker, Chuirmon ; H. P. Smith, Secretary ;
W. H. Singer, Treasurer, Pittsburgh, Pa. Also pro-
prietors of llomestead S' eel Works, Lucy Furnaces,
and Twenty-uinih Street Iron Work.-*.
Cambria Iron and Steel Works, I'hlkidclphia, Pa.
Works at John»itown, Fa. Owned by the Cambria
Iron Co. Officers : E. i . Townsend, President ; Pow-
ell Stackhouse, Vice-President ; John W. Townsend,
AjBsistant to Pvc'-kdeiit: William S. Robinson. Secre-
tary : John T. Klllc, Treasurer ; Harry Elll!*. Assis-
tant Treasurer, Philadelphia, Pa.; P. K. ChapiH, Gen-
eral Manager; Cyrun Eider, Stilidior and Geueral
Agent; Joseph Morgan, Jr., Chief iingineer, Jolins-
town, I*a.
Central Iron and Steel Co. See Car Axle Manufac-
turers.
Central Pacific Railroad Rolling Mil). Owned by the
Central Pacific Railroad Company, Sacramen'o, Cal.
A. J. Stevens, General Manager uf the Mill, Sacra-
mento, Cal.
Cleveland Rolling Mill Co. See Car Axle Manufac-
turers.
C^iwrado Coal and Iron Co., Denver, Col. Directors:
llenry E. Sprague, 11>omas K. H. Curtis, Henry W.
O. Eyde, John fi. Devlin, August RQtt'^u, Heman
Claik, New Y«»rk. N. Y.; William A Dick, Phila-
delphia, Pa.; Walter B. Lawrence, New York, N. Y.;
A. H. Dtnforth, Soatli Pet'blo, Co). Officers : Hen-
ry E. Sprague, President : Thomas B. H. Curtis, Vice-
President. New York, N. T.: A. H. Damfortb. 2d
Vice-President and General Manager, South Pueblo,
Col. ; William L. Qraliam, Secretary and Tresf-
urer, Sonth Pueblo, Col.; C. F. Ray, Auditor 'tDa^icl
N. Jones. Superintendent Steel and Iron Worlds;
John Cameron, Superintendent Mines ; W. 0. Brown,
General Agent. General offices, Colorado SpriniES
and Sonth Pueblo, Col. New York A^eucy, 41 and
48 Wall Strett.
Columbus Iron Works, Columbus, O.
Columbus Rolling Mill. Columbus. O. Directors : X. L.
Hinman, B. S. Brown. D. S. Gray, Samuel Thomas,
William Manypeity, F. C. SesMons, S. Churchill,
J. M.McCune, H. v. Tomer, Colnrobus. O. Officers :
K. L. Hinman. President ; H. D. Tumey, Vice-Pre»i-
dent ; W. S. Rodders, Secreury and Treasurer, Co-
lumbus, O.
Combination S eel and Iron Co.. Chester. Pa. Officers :
John Roacl), President; G. E. Weed, Treasurer;
C. A. Weed, (general Manager, Chester, Pa.
Crescent Iron Works, Pomeruy, Meigs I'o., O.
Cumberland Rolling Mill, Cumberland, Md.
Edgar Thomson steel Works. Carnegie Bros. & Co.,
Limited, Proprietors, Pitubnrgh, Pa. Board of Man-
agers: Henry Phippe, J r, David Stewart, Wlltism
11. Singer, Geor.e Lauder, Henry M. Curry. John
Walker, mtuburgh, Pa. Officers : Henry Phippo.
Jr.. Chairman ; David A. Stewart, Vice-President and
Trea-turer ; Samuel E Moore. Secretary and Auditor,
Pittcburgh, Pa.; William R. Jones, General Superiu-
tendent. Braddock. Pa.
Fort Pitt Iron and Steel Works. Owned and operated
by Graff, Bennett & Co , Pittsburgh, Pa.
Glendower Iron Works, Danville, Pa.
Green Ridge Iron Works. Owned and operated bv A.
L. Spencer, Scranton, Pa. 85-pound mine rails. W. B.
Borst, Superintendent; D B. Aiherton, Seaeiary
and Sales Agent, Scrantou. Pa.
Helmbacher Forge and Rolling Mills Co. See Car
Axle Manufacturers.
Houston Rolling Mills and Iron Co. Owned by Samuel
Allen, Houston, Tex.
Indianapolis Rolling Mill, Indianapolis. Ind. Direc-
tors : A. Jonef , John 1 homas, Frank I^anders, WillUm
Mansur, Alb( rt Baker, William E. Rockwood, Inol-
anapolls, Ind.; W. C. De Panw. New Albany. Ind.
Officers : A. Jones, President ; John Thomas, Tress-
nrcr ; W. H. Thomas. Assistant Treasurer ; S. W.
Morgan. Secretary aod Geueral Superintendent, In-
dianapolis, lud.
Iroutott RoUlBg Mill, Ironton, O. Owned by the New
York aiid Ohio Iron and Steel Co. Light rails, offi-
cers : C. H. Bliss. President ; J. H. Keen, Vicc-Pre*-
ident ; J. H Montgonurry, Secretary and Treasurer ;
B. M. Caldwell, Manager, Ironton, O.
Joliei Stiei Works, Joliet, 111. Directors: John Cre-
lar. W. R. Stilling, thlca*:o. HI.; O. B. FUley, M.
Louis, Mo.; U. S. Smith, Joliet, III.; Alexander J.
Lelth, New York, N. Y. Officers : Alexandrr J.
Leiih, Prcsideur, New York, N. Y.; J. C. Stirling.
SecreUry: W. R Stirling, Treasurer, Chicago, 111 ;
H. S. Smith, General SuMrintendent, Joliet^ HI ; T.
B. Haagsnia. Auditor, Chicago. III.
Kensington Iron Worlts. Owned by H. Lloyd, Son &
Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. Flat and IS to SOponnd T rails.
Knoxville Iron Ca, Knt»xville, Tenn. Light T and
street rails. Directors : U. S. Chamberhiiu, Cbaiia-
nooga, Tenn. I W. H. Van BeDrchotea, West Park,
N. Y.; David t^harda, W . S. Mead. W. P. Chamber-
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS— LIST OF RAIL MILLS.
227
lain, £. J. Sanford, W. R. Tattle, Knoxville, Tenn.
Offlcerd : W. K. Tattle, Prtssideut ; WiilUm S. Mead,
Secretary nnd Treaaorer ; G«orge L. Btfia, Gleneral
Manager, Knoxrllle, Tenn.
Laclede Kollinc Mill, St. Louis, Mo. 8 to iS-poand T
and 20 to fiO-pound flat raib. Directors : C. C. Aiattttt,
Charletf P. Choateau, Edwin Harrison, St. Lonics Mo.
Officers : C. C. Maffltt, President ; Pam A. Fuss,
Secretary and General Manager ; W. Q. Lewis, Su-
perintendent, St. Louis, Mo.
Lawrence Iron and Steel Co. Owned br the Lawrence
Iron Works Co., Ironton, O. Light T rails Iruiu 8 to
90 pounds. Officers : Cyrus Ellison, President ; James
Thomas. Vice-President; F. C. Tomliuson, Secretary
and Treasurer; Oeorse T. ^cuit. General Superin-
tendent, Ironton, O.; Tue UaKen Co., celling A^unts,
Cincinnati, O.
Lacicawauna Iron and Steel Co. Owned by the Lacka-
wanna Iron and Coal Co., Scranton. Pa. Officers : E.
F. Uaifleld, President: U. V. Vnltee, Secretary, New
York, N. Y.; Edwin C. Lynde, Assisuut Secretary,
Scranton, Pa.; Theodore 8 1 urges. Treasurer, Kew
York, N. Y.; Charles F. Matiea, General Manager.
Scranton, Pa.; Theodore G. Wolr, Superintendent of
Suel Rolling Mill ; Charles F. Manness, Superiotend-
eni of Steel Converting Works, Scranton, Pa.
Lochiel Iron and Steel Works, Uamsburg, Pa. Direc-
tors : Edward S. Gearhart, Danville, Pa.; Charles W.
Eckoian, Harrisbarg, Pa.; Charles U. Jieynolds,
Kingston, Pa. Officers : Cliarles H. Reynolds, Pres-
ideui, Kingston, Pa.; George P. Cooper, Secretary
and Treasurer, Ilarrlsburs;, Fa.: A. Crevel, General
Manager • C. Lewis, Supermteuaent of Mill ; Gcorxe
P. Readebaogh, Master of Machinery, Harrisbnrg,
Pa.
Lookout Iron Co., Chattanooga. Tenn., 12 to 16-pound
T rails. Directors : J. T. Williams, J. W. Tliorn-
ton, J. W. Johnson, Solomon Simpson, J. N. Hazel-
hurst, R. U. Plant, CluUtanooga, Tenn. Officers:
J. N. Haselhurst, President and Manager; J. W.
Thornton, Secretary and Treasurer, Cuattauooga,
Tenn.
McDonald Rolling Mills, St. Lonis, Mo.
McKenney Tubular Kail Co., Chicago, III.
Massillon RoUtag Mill Co., Joseph Corns A Sons,
Proprietors, Port»mouth. O.
Montour Iron and Steel Works. Owned by the
Montour Iron A Steel Co., Danvillo, Pa. Direc-
tors : Austin Corbin, George DeB. Keim, W. J. Barr,
Philadelphia, Pa.; S. P. Wolverion, Snnbnry, Pa.;
W. £. C. Coxe, Reading. Pa. Officers-: Austin Cor-
bin, President, Piiiladelphia, Fa.; W. B. C. Coxe,
Vice-President, Reading, Pa.; V. P. Kaercher, Secre-
n; W. A. Church. Treasurer, Philadelphia, Pa. ;
. McGuiunvs, General Superintendent, Danville,
Pa.
North Chicago Rolling Mill Co , Chicago, HI. Direc-
tors : N. (Thayer, Boston, Mass.; O. W. Potter, R.
C. Hannah, Chicago, HI.; Officers : O. W. Potter.
President and Treasurer, Chicago, HI.; Nathaniel
Thayer, Vice-President. Boston. Mass.; R. C. Han-
naa. Secretary ; W. ii. Hannah, Asalstant Secre-
tary ; J. C. Parkes, General Manager ; W. L.
Potter, General Saperint«adent ; H. C. Kreite,
Chief Engineer. Chicago, 111.; Francis Hinton,
Manager, Miiwaukee, Wis.; B. C. Porter, Superin-
intenaent. South Cuicago, HI.; J. J. Wait, Master
of Transportation. Chicago, III.: J. W. Thorp, Pur-
chasinjo; Agent, South Chicago. 111. Works at Chi-
cago, South Chicago, 111., and Milwaukee, Wis.
New Albany Rail Mill Co., New Albany, Ind. Tram
and street rails. Directors : W. C. De Panw, 0. W.
De Pauw, A. Dowling. P. R. Stoy, Albert Trinler,
New Albany, Ind. Officers : W. C. De Pauw, Pres-
ident; C. W. De Pauw, Vice-President; Albert
Trinler, Manager, New Albany^ lud.
New Jersey Steel and Iron Co., Trenton, N. J. Offi-
cers : Edward Cooper, Preaident ; Edwin F. Bedell,
Secretary, New York, N. Y.; Frederick J. Slade,
Treasurer ; Joseph Stokes, Superintendent, Trenton,
N. J.
North Branch Steel Co., Danville, Pa. Philadelphia
Office. 880 Walnut Street. Officers: F. P. Howe,
Preaident and Manager, Danville, Pa.; H. D. Whel-
don, Vice-President ; Walter S. Masaey, Secretary
and Tri^asurer. Philadelphia. Pa.
North Chicago Rolling Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
Ogden Iron Works. Ogden, Utah.
Ohio Iron Co , Zanesvllle, O. Directors : M. Church-
ill, C. W. Greene, W. A. Graham, E. E. Fillmore,
ZanesviUe, O.: Samncl Thomas. New York, N. Y.
Officers : M. Churcuill, President and General Man-
ager ; Charles W. Greene. Secretary and Treasurer ;
A. F. Cassell, Mill Manager, ZanesviUe, O.
Paciflc Rolling Mill Co., San Francisco, Cal.
Portland Rolling Mill, P. O. Box 1386, Portland, Me.
Officers : C. R. Miliiken, President ; John W. Leav-
Itt, Secretary and Treasurer ; Samuel Peters, Super-
intendent, Portland, Me.
Portsmuuth Iron and Steel Co., Portsmouth, O. John
Means, Trustee, Ashland, Ey. Small T rails.
Polo Alto Rolling Mill. Pottsvllle, Pa.
Pennsylvania Steel Works. See Car Axle Manufac-
turers.
Philadelphia and Reading Rolling Mill, Reading, Pa.
Directors : P. C. Haiiis, John Wanamaker, A. J.
Antelo, J. V. Williamson, Philadelphia, Pa.; David
Hostetter, Mark W. Mntsoa, Pittsburgh, Pa. Offi-
cers : George DeB. Keim and S. A. Caldwell. Re-
ceivers ; F. P. Kaercher, Secretary for Receivers :
F. B. Gowsn, President ; Henry McKay, I'reasnrer ;
W. R. Taylor, SecreUry. Philadelphia, Pa.; W. E.
C. Coxe, General superintendent, Reading, Pa.
Phoenix Iron Works. See Bridge ISoilderi.
Pitutburgh Bescemcr Steel Co , Succeeded by Carne-
gie, Phipps A Co., Limited, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pottsville Iron and Steel Co., PottoviUe, Pa. Direc-
tors : 0. M. Atkins, William Atkins, D. C. Uenning,
Pottsville. Pa. Officers : C. M. Atkins, President ;
William Atkins, Treaaurer and General Manager :
C. H. Dengler, Secretary ; William Brazer, Super-
intendent Kolling Mills; William H. Knowlion,
Chief Engineer: Lewis W. Shaiplcss, Master of
Machinery ; D. H. Williams, Superintendent Steel
Mills, Peiuville. Pa.
Roane iron Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. Rail Steel. Offi-
cers : U. S. Chamberlain, President ; H. Clay Evans,
Secretary, Chattanooga. Tenn.
Riverside Iron Works, Wheeling, W. Va.
Springfield Iron Co.. Springfield, HI. Director! :
Charles Ridgely, Jonn Williame«, J. Taylor Smith,
John W. Bunn, Frank W. Tracy, WUliam Ridgely,
William B. Ridgely. Spriirglield, 111. Officers :
Charles Ridgely, President ; William B. Ridgely,
Vice-President ; Franklin Ridgely, Secretarv ; John
Griffiths, General Superintendent, SprinKfield, 111.
St. Louis Bolt and Iron Co. See Tudor Iron Works.
Swirt*s Iron and Steel Works, Newport. Ky. Mam
Office, 26 West Third Street, Cincinnati, O. Mine,
T, and street rails. Officers : B. L. Harper, Presi-
dent ; George B. Clymer, Vice-President ; J. L. Pf an.
Secretary : J. H. Matthews, Treasurer.
St. Louis Oil and bteel Co , St. Louis, Mo. O. L. GaN
rison. Secretary, St. Louis, Mo.
Sandusky Rolling Mill and Manufiicturing Co., San-
dusky. O.
Schuylkill Haven Rollinc Mill. Owned by the Schuyl-
kill Haven Iron Co., Pottsville, Pa. Small T rails
for mining purposes. Directors : L. W. Weiasinger,
C. F. Rahn, George R. Kaercher. W. E. Bovcr,
B. F. Welssinger, Pottsville, Pa. Officers : L. Wei»-
finger. President; George K. Kaercher, Vice-Presi-
dent ; C. F. Rahn, Secretary and lYeasurer ; Harry
(^uinter. General Superintendent, Pottsville, Pa.
Scranton Steel Co., Scranton, Pa. Directors : Fred-
erick Billings, Walter Scranton, New York, N. Y.;
William Connell, H. Belin, Jr., W. W. Scranton,
Scranton, Pa.; Louis H. Bristol, New Haven, Conn.
Officers : W. W. Scranton, President. Scranton. Pa.:
Welter Scranton, Vice-President. New York, N. Y.:
K. P. Kingsbury, Secretary and Treasurer, Scran-
ton, Pa.
Sharon Iron Co., Sharon, Pa. Light T rails. Directors :
David Adams, Henry W. Harton, Francis W. Pee-
bles, Sharon. Pa. Officers : C. H. Buhl, Proprietor,
Detroit, Mien.; Frank Buhl, General Manager ; D.
Adams, Secretary and Treasurer, Sharon, Pa.; Buhl,
Sons A Co., Selling Agents, Detroit, Mich.
Sheuango Iron Works, Newcastle, Pa.
Sligo Iron Worics. Owned and operated by Phillips,
Nimick A Co., Pittsbnnrh, Pa. Light T rails.
Spuyteu Duyvil Rolling .Mill, tspuyien Dnyvll, New
York, N. Y. Main Office, 11 Pine Street, New York,
N. Y. Welch A Bamum, Proprietors ; J. T. Lewis,
Superintendent.
Troy Steel and Iron Works. See Car Axle Manufac-
turers.
Trumbull Iron Co., Glrard. O. Small T mils. Direc-
tors : Henry Wick, J<*- '' "'♦-v Paul Wick,
Charles F. Hofer, Qeorr *Tstown« O.
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POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS— LIST OF RAIL MILLS.
oacere : Henry Wick, President ; John C. Wick,
Vice-Prcpitlcnt ; George D. Wick, TreMurer and
Qeneml Manager ; Charles F. Hofer, Secretary, Ui-
nrd, O.
Tudor Iron Workii, St. Loals, Mo. Light Rails. Di-
rectors : T. A. Meysenbnrg, George 8. Edgell, B. S.
Adame, George O. Carpenter, Jr.. W. H. Pnlsifer,
St. Louis, Mo. Officers : t*. A. Meysenbnrg, Presi-
dent : G S. Edgcll. Vice-PreHident and Treasurer ;
B. S. Adams, Secretary, St. Louis. Mo.
Union (The) Steel Co., Cuicago. III. Directors : H. H.
Porter. Hugh Kiddle, Byron L. Smith. Robert For-
syth. Jay C. Morse, J. U. Baas, Cuicago, 111.; Ben-
jamin Brewst«r. H. R. Bishop. A. B. Stone, New
York. N. r.; W. H. Bamom, Lime Rock, Conn ;
Daniel P. Eells, Cleveland, O. Officers : H. H. Por-
ter. Chairman ; Jay C. Morse, Pre^idcnt : H. A.
Gray, Secretary and Treasurer ; Robert Forsyth,
Mjnatier, Chicago, III.
Union Iron Mills. Owned and operated by Carnegie
Bros. & Co.. Pittsbargh. Pa. Light steel rails.
Union Iron Works, Buffalo, N. Y.
Union Iron Works, Cleveland, O.
Union Puciiic Rolling Mills, Laramie City, Wy.
Terr.
Union Rolling Mill Co., 128 Water Street, Cleveland, O.
Works at Newbnrgh, O. Light T and street rails.
Officers : S. W. Sessions. Prtreideni ; A. S. Upson,
Vice-President : A. R. Treadway. Secretary ; S. A.
Fnller. General Manager and Treasorer ; Charles
Kennedy, Superintendent.
Virginia Nail and Iron Works. Lynchbnnr, Va. Light
Kails, ^ee Wayne Iron and Steel Works.
Vulcan Works. Western Steel Co., Lessee, St. Louis,
Mo. Works at Sonth Street, St. Louii*, Mo. Offi-
cers : A. M. Wilcox, President and Treasurer ; C. F.
Stuart, Secretanr ; William White, Jr., Superintend-
ent, St. Louis, Mo.
Wabash Iron Co., Terre Hante, Tnd.
Wayne Iron and Steel Workp, Pittsburgh. Pa. Vir-
ginia Nail and Iron Works, Lynchburg, Va. Direc-
tors : E. Schaefer, C. M. Blackford, C. V. Wiufr«Hj,
J. C. Payne, S. B. Ferguson, J. R. Gilliam, Lvnch-
bnrff. Va ; G. Renseus, H. J. Lamarrhe. M. J.
Lamarche. New York, N. Y. Officers : E. Schaefer,
President ; C. M. Blackford, Vlce-i^resident ; J. B.
Williams. Secretary and Treasurer; T. C. Jones,
General Manager, Lynchburg. Va.
Western Iron Co , Hosedale, £[an. Mine and street
raiN Officers : James H. Anderson. President,
Keokuk, la.: A. St. J. Newberry, Secretary and
Treasurer. Cleveland. O.; D. B. Jones, Snperintea-
tendent, Hosedale, Kan.
Worcester Steel Works, P. O. Box 967, Worcester,
Mass. Officers : George M. Rice, President ; M. J.
P. McCafferty, Secretitfy ; Bdwin Gleason. Treasur-
er : Samnel D. Nye. Maiuiger ; William E. Colles,
General Superintendent. Worcester, Mass.
ZanesTille Iron Works, Zanesville, O. Light T and
and street rails. Officers: M. Churchill, President ;
C. W. Greene. Secreury and Treasurer ; A. F. Cas-
sel. Superintendent, ZanesviUe, O.
Dreher's Railroad Gar Compound.
ONE PAOKINO OUARANTZSHD TO LUBRIOATB XOOOMOnVE,
PASSBNOBR COAOH, FRXIIOHT OAR OR TENDER,
FOR 10,000 BdliES.
lACIINERT CYIINDIB OILS lACHIMT COIFOnND
Made from the same materials as the Railroad Car Compound, and
WARRANTED to weaf proportionally.
A TEST OF THIS COMPOTTNl) SHOWED OHLY 2 OTTHCES LOSS DT THE
WEIGHT OF EIGHT BRASSES OF A PASSEHGEE
COACH AFTER BmrHIEG 18,000 XILES.
WASTE or FIBRE used with our Compound will last TEN TIMES AS
LONG as where oil is used.
We will pack one Truck or Car at our expense to prove the truth of the above statement.
Railroad references given upon application.
DREHER & CO., Manufacturers,
188 Pearl Street, New Yorlc.
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JOHN STEPHENSON CO.,
(LiailTED.)
47 EAST 27th STREET, NEW YORK,
MANUFACTURE
Streetcars & Omnibuses
Of Great Variety and of Most Perfect Character.
CARS FOU ONE HOUSE, CAES FOU TWO HORSES
With or Without Platform. Light, Strong, Elegant.
Particular Attention to ShipmentEi.
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
STREET RAILROADS— UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
9. List of Street Ra.ilroads (Tramways) in the Uxited States and
Canada, with Names of Officers and Directors, Mileage, Equip-
ment, Etc.
STATE OF ALABAMA.
AnnlsCoii^ Oxford^ and Ozanna Street
Ry. Co, operAiei) t.5 miiei* of road, owns 4 cure, 4
hordes and 8 mulei». l>irtct"rA^ J. B. Allen, W. 8.
Lamed, F. K. GalhreMth, R. W. RasselU Oxaima. Ala.;
T. C. Hill. S. C. Kelly. J. S. Kelly, Oxford. Ala.-J.
Bitxier Allen, Pre«.^ Supt. A P. A,^ Samnel Lamvd,
HtC. it Treatt. —General Ottlc*. Ozanna, Ala.
BtrmlnKbain Street If R. Co. operatee 3.75
miles of road, tiwus iM) mules and ycarr.— B F. Ro<len,
/'/><». A SHftf. Car hip., J. H. McWilliam, Sec. dt Tita*.
—General Oppice, Birfbiogham. Ala.
Blrmliiirhaiii aud Netv Plttsbursli
Street RR. Co, operates 7 miles of road, o\>nH 3
dtimmiei* and tt cars.— Win. A. Walker, Jr., iVw,, Blr-
miiii^hAm, Ala.: Thos. D. Radcliff, 3*c. A Trtfn:^ Ens-
lev, Ala.— GcsERAL Oppicb, Eusley, Ala, P.O., Prait
inline*, Ala.
*BtrinIn8:liani and Pratt IVItnes RR* Co.
oper.uieti 18 miles of ro^d, own;; 90 horses, sM) cars and 4
other vehicles.— J. A. Van Hooee. Pre*., Wm. Bemey,
SfC (C TrfaM.,J. M. Sunimcrbill, Gun. Sapt.—QsussiAL
Oppice, Birmintflmm, Ala.
Capital Cltj Street Rjr. Co. operates 8 mil' s
of road, owns 10 liorse-jiewer engines, limit 150 horse-
power, aud 16 cars.— B. B. Joseph, I*re* , Thos. K.
lluiinon. Trefut . T. Roberts, See., 1. A. Gaboury. Pur.
Anf. <t 5'//><.— Ge-veual OPPiCS, Montgomery, Ala.
*Clt7 Railroad Company of Jnublle, Ala.,
operates 17)^ milen of road, ownH 240 horses, 1 dniiimy
engine, TX curb and 8 other vehicles. Uireciort, Jno.
Mn^uire, Mark I^yon, A. 11. Spira, M. I. Goldbmith,
Wm. Frohlechstein, John Henry, B. Moos. Mobile,
Ala.— Juhn Magnir;, Prtit., M. J. Goldsmith, Htc. dt
Trecw., B. Moog, Sttpt. <t Pur. AoL—QilheralOtwic;
Mobile, Ala.
Daophln and lialkyetfe Street RR« Co.
operates 2 miles of road, owns 2 boises, SI mules and
9 cars.— D P. Bettor, Prfji.. J. C. Chamberlain, Vice-
Prt9., G Y. Overall, S<c.. James W. Gray, Trtm., J. B.
Robertson, Siipt. d* P. A., A Ma^t. Car A<p.— Gbmsral
Oppicb, 39 St. Frances St., Mobile, Ala.
UliEliland ATenne Street Ralliray operates
6.5 mues of ro:id. Owned by Elyton Land Oo. Bailt
in 1885. Dlncfor/, H. M. Culdwtll, Birmingham. Ala.;
Josiah Morri*'. D. S. Tror, Boltinif Hall, Montiromcry,
Ala.; J. T. WtKKl»*ard. Hanover National Bank, New
Yorlc.— H. M. Caldwell, /V<.. H. Schoel. Chi^if Eng ,
W. J. Milner, .Stc, Trcos. A ^'4/!/^.— Gemxaal Office,
Birmingham, Ala.
lUoblle and Spring Hill RR. Co. See List
No. 1.
Nortb Blrmlnsliaui Street Ry. Co.— John
W. Johns'on, Pre*.. A. B, Johhston. Sec. A. Trta*., 1.
Y. bage, G^n. Supt.—Gus&BxL OmcSt Birmingham,
Ala.
Nelina Ktreet RR. Co. operates 3 miles of road,
owns 7 mule<* and 5 Cfiri*.— B. Gllman, Pret.. H. L.
McKce, AAc, J. H. Uobley, 7^r<a«.— General Office,
^elma, Ala.
STATS OF ARKANSAS.
Capltnl t'lty RR. Co.— S. N. Marshall, i¥<M.,
litaac J. Hicks, vc, \V. E. Woodruff, TV^o^.— Gbneral
Office, Little Rock, Ark.
CItlzenn' Street RR. Co, opurat'^s 4.5 miles of
road, owfii* lo horset* aad il carp.- T. J. Darragh, /V**.,
A. J. Thompson, Str. C. F. I'enr.os. Trtah.^ Chas. R.
Di\er, .Sw/z/.-Oksekal Office, Lutle R(>ck, Ark.
Eureka S|»rina:f» street My. C**,—IncorjJo-
razors, E. T. Wallter, Geo. O. liubarger. H. H. Moat>e.
J. C. Loose. A. Glitch, N. D. Ingrabam.— Gbnemal
Office, E :rekrt Springs', Ark.
Fort Smith Street RR. Co. operates 1.5 ndles
or road, owns lU mules and d cars. Mrerfortt, Samuel
McLoud. B. Buir. I. F. Moore, Geo. T. imparks, Jon.
Adler, Fort Smith, Ark.— Samuel McLoud. /Vv/r., B.
Buir, T'i/"-/*/<rw., Geo. T. Sparks. S^c. tt A/r. Agt.^
W. A. Evans, «b'(/;)^— General Office, Fort Smith,
ArK.
Helena Street Ry« Co,—Inrorparator$, C. L.
Muoiie, Win. R. Buike, James A. Toppen, Greinfleld
Juarles.— Gkxcual Office, Helena, Ark.
Hot Kprlnff« street RU. 4-0. operate^ 6 miles
of Hiau, own* ri-s horses and 11 cars.— !S. W. Fordyce,
Pie$. A Trtas., C. E. Maurice. Sec, I. L. Butlertield,
Supt., Pur. Agt. A Mast. Car Jlip.-GzszukL Orrivn^
Hot Springs, Ark.
Little Rook Street RR. Co. operates 8 miles
of roiMl, owns 10 liorces. 150 mules and 35 car**.- T. J.
Darragh, yVr*., A. J. Thoinpbon, A'-c, C. F. Peiizee,
7'r*a*.— General Office, Lutlo liock. Ark.
Searcy and UTeot Point RR. Co. operates 8
miles <»l road, owns 8 innle", 3 car.** and i f r. i bt-cirs.
—A. W. Yamell, iVr^. A (rV". Mon., W. II. Lightell,
i4><^<".. Jasi>er Hicks, TVfow.- Q»>ekal Uppice, bi-arcy.
Ark.
hTATB OF CALIFORNIA.
Alameda, Oakland aud Pledni«>nt RR.
Co, opera es 4 miles uf road. Din cforti, Thcodor Meeiz,
Loni^ Fasklus, Alame<lB, Cal.; Ruitolph Mohr, San
Francisco, Cal.; Walter Blair, Oaklaud. Cal , Wm.
Schmidt. Frnl»v«le, CaL— Theorlor Meetz, Pren. A
Pur. Apt., Louis Fa^kine, nty-yv***.. Aliimcda, Cal.;
Rudolph Mohr. 6Vr. San Franeisco Cal.: \V niter Blair,
Trta4., OalUand, Cal.; Louis Kuenii;, S>iff.,Ma»t. Car
A Tr. Pep., Alameda, Cal.— Principal Office, Oak-
land, Cal.
Berkley Villa RR. Co.— Berrxnian & Chaf.
fellet. ProprU'orit, Oaklaud, Cal.
Kroadway and Piedmont Street RR.Co.
— Walter Blair. P/tif., bamuel Howe. .b>r.. Moui;;omiry
Howe, Sujd.—QESitn\j. Office. O.tkland. Cal.
California Street (Cnble) Railway Co.
operates 2.25 miles of roiid. owiim ^5 cnrp and *^5 dum-
mies. fHre't//rA, Chas. Mayne, Robeit Wat*. A. Borel,
C. W. Rnndall, Jerome Lincoln. San Fraiiciiico. Cal —
C. Mayiie, PttH., Robert Walt. IVt-iVt^., T. W. Hinch-
man, Sec., A. Borel & Co., Treat*., Janie<» Hairii*.
Supt , e/c— General Office, California and Larkin
Su., San Francisco, Cal.
Central RR. Co. operates milc:* of road, ewns
2?*2 horses. 55 cars and 6 otner vehicles. Ihrertnrn W.
A. Aidrich, S. C. Biaelow, A.J. (innnij'on. T. R. Haves,
Chas. Main, W. R. llorton. G. W. Prei-iott, Jos. Ros-
enbers, E. K. Kfntfield.-Chas. Main, Pr^-M.. S. C. Bigo-
low, \'ice-Prts., C. P. Le Breton, Sec, A. J. (iunnis«iii,
2Wa*., J. F. Ciark, Ge». Supt. A P. A, A. R»-iIly,
Maet. Tr. Ii*-p., C. Gnstafsou. ^faKf. Car /I'r;;.- Gen-
eral Office, 33 Turk St., San Francisco, Cal.
FARE BOXES AND CHANGE RECEPTACLES
I FOR STREET CARS.
I
Tbs follouinjc >n po-D'aDT tDpcriailij toiliUboi otcr
Simplicil; of CoDstrnction, (jnickntss ud Con-
nnlence of Cltaning.
f Beauty
or
^FINISH
Much
Cheaper in
Price.
CHANGE RECEPr.\('LR.— ThP onlf patlrftFtnrr imnge-
ImueforBukiug
D»cripll<e and Ilinttnln
enlw on ■pplkation.
WKITE US BEFOSE BimilG. -"rvj,^..
WALES M'F'G COMPANY, 76 S 78 E. Water St., Syracuse, H, Y.
Metropolitan Foundryslron Works.
ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORK,
Stable Furniture, etc.. for Street Car Barns,
Vcnoda', Iron SuirwiTi, S',')'lithli. il» Viult Itoon, Fin-PioDl \tm\ii,
STREET CAR CASTINGS and TURNTABLES.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED AND SOLICITED.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS— STREET RAILROADS.
233
Central Street RR.. Lou Anselevy operalofl I
10 ini)c8 of niad, own8 72 horMs, 17 can* and 3 other I
vehicles, Dlrfctor*^ J. W. Hellmmn. W. J. Broderick, '
E. F. Spenre. J. P. Crank, 8. C. HiibbelU Los Angelca,
Cal— E. F. Spcnce Pr€tt., J. P. Crank, n<v-/Ve>*., Wm.
M. Ciiswell, IS€C., First Nat Bank. Trmti., Nlles Knlck-
erhocker, Gen. 8upt,~QE,THWEikL OmcE, Los Angeles,
Cal.
C.Xtj RR. Co. 9 Los Angeles, Cal. 9 operates
6 niilen or road, owns (K) horses and H rarn. Dirtcfor*,
Wm. J. Bn)dcrick, .]. W. Uellmsn. E. F. Spence. J. F.
Crank. S. C. Uiihboll, Los Angelei*. Cal.— J W. Hell-
man, Pre* . W. J. Broderick, Mre-Pret , Fred Harknesn,
<Ste.. Wm. Hawks, Gen. Supt., Farmcis' and Merchants'
Bank, yV^tM.— General Ofpicr. Los Anselei*, Cal.
* City RR. Co., San Francl*>co, Cal., op-
erates ft^ miles of road, OMms 280 horses. 72 cars and
« other vehicles. JHrectorgf Robert B. Woodward. Geo.
E. Ranm. Jas. H. Goodman. F. H. Wtiods, D. Melone,
E, F Hntchlnson, Drnnr Melone, C. P. Tinkham, San
Francisco, Cal.— R. B. Woodward, Prt-f., Geo. E. Ranm,
Mce-Pren., M. E. Willis, Sec., J. H. Goo<lman, Trenn.,
F. O. Landgrave, Afasf. Car Rep., Wm Woodward.
Suvt.^ Pur. Aat. A Matt. TV. /^<7>.— General Omcs,
1801 MiMion St., Han Francisco, Cal.
Clay Street Hill (Cabl««) RR. Co. operates 1
mile (don ble track) of road, and owns 11 cars. Direc-
tfnrn, Joseph Brltton, HeniV L. Davis, James Mofflt,
Charles Mavne, Henir Stelnnsyger, J. J. Rey, C P.
Campbell, San Francisco. Cal.— Joi'eph Britton, Pretf.
eft H'wf , Charles Mayne. Met- Pres.. CnA'^. P. Campbell.
Ser., Henry L. Davis, Treat.. P. H. Campbell, Pur. Agt.
-General OrrrcB, Clay & lioavenworth ttts., San
Francisco. Cal.
Flmt Street and San Pedro Street RR.
Co.— Frank C. Bethel, Jhrt*. A Supt. -Qesemal
Office, San Jos6, Cal.
Flrat Street and Willow Glen Railroad
Co. (San Jom6f Cal.), operates 6..*^ miles of rond,
owns 80 horses and 9 cars. — .1 . Rich. Pren. A Soie Oirner,
E. M. Rosenthal, ^er.— General Office, 20 West Santa
Clara St , 8an Jos^, Cal.
Fourth Street RR. Co* operates 6 miles of
rond. owns 88 horses and 6 cars.— Walter Blair, Pf-es. A
Hf/pf.^ P. J. Van Lobensels. Sec., Montgomery Howo,
TreoM —General Officr, Oakland, Cal.
G^mry Street, Park and Ocean (Cable)
RR. Co. operates 5 miles of road, and owns 15 cars.—
Daniel Meyer, Prrjt., R. F. Morrow. Vice-Pre*., JohnN.
Syme, Sec., 8. C. Biffelosr, Trtwt.^ H. D. Morton, Supt.
—General Office. San Francisco, Cal.
Iflain Street and 4ffrlcnltoral Park RR.
operates 8 miJe'< of rond, owns 60 hoist's ai.d 12 cars.
Dirertors. W. J. Broderick. J. W. Hellman, O. W.
Chi Ids, W. P. Edgar, J. D. Harvey, Thomas B. Rowan,
Dalton Wheeler Los Angeles, Cal.— W. J. Broderick,
Pret. A P. A., J. W. Hellman. Mce-Pret., A. C. Taylor,
S''r., Farmers' and Merchants* Bank, Trent , E. M. Lor-
ricke, .<?/in^, Mas*. Tr. Sep., etc.— General Office,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Iflarket Street (Cable) Rjr. Co. operates 18.5
miles of double track road, owns 80 horses. 9 dummy
encnne*, 182 cars and 1*2 other vehicles. JHrectort, Le-
land Stan/ord. Chas. P. Crocker. Timothy Hopkins,
N. T. Smith. J. L. Willcntt, Snn Francisco, Cal.— Leland
Stanford, Pre*., Chas. P. Crocker. Vice-Pret., J. L.
Willcuit,6V<'.,N. T. Smith. Treat., H. D. Morton, Supt.
A Pur. Afft.—GKHERAh Office, Fourth A Townsend
Sts., San Franclpco, Cal.
Market street and urillow Glen RR. Co.
operates 2 miles of road.— J. R ch. Owner, E M. Ros-
enthal, S^c, San Jos^. Cal — General Office, 20 West
SanU Clara St.. San Jos^. Cal.
North Reach and immilon RR. Co. oper-
ates S.f> miles r>f road, ownc 850 hors«>s and 74 cars. M-
rectors. J. R. Spring, J. T. Boyd. Jerome Lincoln, Wm.
Alvord, H. D. Cogtcswell. J. C. Wilroerding, Albert
Meyer, F. H. Woods, San Francisco, Cal.— Albert Mey-
er. Pret.. J. T. Boyd. Vict-Prrt.. H. w. Hawthorne, Sec.,
Wm. Alvord, Treat.. M. Bkelly, Supt. A Pttr. Agt.—
General Office, Fourth & Louisiana Sts., San nan-
dsco, Cal.
North Side Horse RR. Co. operates 2.25 miles
of road, owns 12 horses and 8 cars. DireetortJA. A.
Bishop, J. Rich, H. Rich. E. M. Rosenthal, H. B.
Moody, J. Q. A. Ballon, C. H. Simonda, San Joa£, Cal.
—J. Rich. Pret., E. M. Rosenthal. Sec, S. A. Bishop.
Treat., J. Rich. Gen. Supt. , Geo. Fitzgerald, Mntf. far
.ff</>.— General Office, 20 West Santa Cluru Si., San
J096, Cal.
Oakland, Rrooklyn and FrultTale RR.
€0, operates 2 miles or road, owns 20 horres and 4
cars.— Hiram Tnbbs. Pret., W. W. Crane. Jr.. Vice-
Pret., W. C. Maj«on. Sic, H. Tubb. Treat., Jas. Dixon,
^p^— <fBNERAL office, East Oakland, Cal.
Oakland RR. Co. operates 10 miles of road,
owns 100 horses, 2 dummies and 25 cars.— J. S. Emery,
Pt^t., A. Doble. Tire-PreM. A I'm-. Agt., H. H. Towns,
Stc, Fln»t Nat. Bank. Treat., Gy. Loring. 6't//>^— Gen-
eral Office. 021 Broadway, Oakland, Cal.
Ocean Reach Rjr. operates 2 miles of road.
Dlrecfort, Lclnnd Stanford, Chas. P. Crocker, Timothy
Hopkins. N. T. Smith, J. L. Willcntt. San Francisco,
Cal.-Leland Stanford. Pret., Chas. P. Crocker, Vice-
Prtt., J L. Willcntt, Sec, N T. Smith, Trea*., H. D.
Morton. .9";>^— PniNriPAL Office, 4th and Townsend
Sts., San Fraucifco, Cal.
Omnlbow RR. and Cable Co. operate* 8.6
miles of road, owns 895 hors'*s and 57 cars. IHrectort^
Daniel Srein, GnsUv Sntro.C. D. O'Sullivan. Eugene Le
Rov. K. Hnll, San Francisco. Cal.— Gustav Sutro. Pret.,
Daniel Stein, Vic^-Pret.. O. Rnegg. Sec, M. M. Martin,
Supt. A P. A., Wm. Barry, Matf. Tr. Pep., M. M. Mar-
tin, .Matf. t.'ar ./?<';>.— Principal Office, 7i7 Howard
St., San Francisco, Cal.
Park and Ocean RR. owns 4.62 miles of road.
Directors, Chas. F. Crocker, Ariel Lathrop. Timothy
Hopkins, N. T. Smith, J. L. Willcntt, San Francisco,
Cal.— Chas. F. Crocker. Pret., Timothy Hopkins, Vice-
Prtt., J. L. Willcntt, Sec, N. T. Smith, Treat., H. D.
Morton. .S'//;^— Principal Office, 4th and Townsend
Sts.. San Francit>co, Cal.
People** RR. Co. operates 10 miles of road,
owns 70 horses and 20 cars.— S. A. Biehop. Pret. A P.
A.. E. Ro?cnthall, Sec, J. Rich. T^at., W. Tetts, Supt.
-General Office, San Jos6, Cal.
Potrero and Ray Vleir RR. Co. operates
3.22 miles of road, owns 45 horses, 10 cars and 8 other
vehicles. Directort, Leiand SUnford. Chas. P. Crocker,
W. V. Huntington. N. T. Smith, J. L. Willcntt, San
Francisco. Cal. — Leiand Stanford, Pret., Chas. F.
Crocker. Mce-Pret., J. L. Willcuti, Sec, N. T Smith,
Trrat., H. O Rogen, Sunt. A Pur. Agf.—QtmMXh
Office, 4th and Townsend Sts.. Ban Francisco, Cal.
Sacramento City Street RR. Co. operates
5 milfcs of road, owns 50 horses and 13 car*. — R. C.
Casey & Sons, Oivnert, A. G. Painter, Supt.—QvsiMAL
Office. Sacramento, Cal.
San Jo*^ and Santa Clara RR. Co. operates
8 miles of road, owns 89 horses and 20 cars. Directort,
S. A. Bishop. Jacob Rich, W. S. McMnrty, Jno. Anze-
rnis, P. O. Minon, San Jos^, Cal.— Samuel A. Bishop,
Pret., W. S. McMurty, Vice Pret.. E. M. Rosenthal, Sec,
Jacob Rich, T'^nt., Wm. Pitts, Sunt., Rich and Bishop,
Pur. Aiitt., Geo. FitxgersUi, Mat*. Car /?<;>.— Gen-
eral Office, 20 W. Santa Clara St.. San Jos6, Cal.
Santa Rarbara Street RR. Co.— H. K.
Winchester, Pret., Santa Barbara, Cal.
Sotter Street RR. Co* operates 5.5 miles of
road, owns 135 horses, 50 horse-cars and 20 cable-cars.
Directort. R. F. Morrow, J. L. Schmitt, J. NHpthHly, F.
J. Low, R. G. Byxbee. San Francisco, Cal.— R F. Mor-
row. Pret.. J. L. Schmitt, llce-Pret., A. K. Stevens, Sec,
M. Schmitt, Treat., Jas. McCord, Sttpt., R. Price. Matt.
Tr. Bej}.. H. Willy, Matt. Car i?sp.— General Of-
fice, San Francisco, Cal.
Second Street Cable RR. Co. 'operates 1.0
miles of road, owns 6 dummies and 6 cars. JHreetor$,
W. S. Newhall, San Francisco. Cal. ; Jas. McLaughlin,
Jes^e Tamell. H. C. Witmer, Edward A. Ball. Los An-
geles. Csl.— Edward A. Hall, Pret., Jss McLanghlin,
Vice-Pret., H. C. Witmer, Sec , Jesse Yartiell. Treat.,
Edward A. Hall, Sv])f., F. F. Field. Pttr. Agf.—GKV-
ERAL Office, 88 Sonth Spring St., Los Angeles, CaL
Teleffraph Hill Street (Cable) RR. Co.
operates 0.50 miles of road and owns 2 cars.— Gnstave
Sntro, Pret. A Treat., Chas. J. Werner, Sec. Supt. A
P. .^.-General Office, Greenwich and Kearney Sts.,
San Francisco, Cal.
Temple Street Cable Ry* d
Length of road, 8 miles ; owns dximmt si
234
D. W. PUGH. J. S. PUGH.
F. D. RUSSELL.
J
PUGH & RUSSELL
Street Cars, Bails,
AM) EVERY DESCklFriON OF
STREET RAILWAT
SUPPLIES.
General RePrfsentativts c/
THE JOHI SIEPHEISOII COMPIIT, (Limited)
N«w York,
Cfneral Agents e/
The A. French Spring Co. (Limited,) Pitts*
burgh. Pa.,
STREET CAR iSPRIK3S.
Agentx for New York District, and Indi.in.i.
Michigan au<l C)hiii for
The Johnion Steel Street Eail Oompany,
Johnstown, Pa.
NEW YORK,
Stewart Building, Broadway, Reade and
Ghamhers Sti. P. 0. Box 3524.
CHICAGO.
PHENIX BUILDING.
Established 1856. Incorporated 1883.
THE
FEIGEL GAR CO.,
BUILDERS OF
CARS
FOR
Street Railways.
FACTORY, NEW UTRECHT, H. Y.
OFFICE,
«o. 108 Wall Stieet. H. Y.
WM. WHARTON, Jr. & CO., umited,
|[i|oiii6eF^, ManufaclupeF^ anS ^ontraetaFp,
Twenty-Fifth Street and Washington Avenne,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Cable Railways
f
Grips
AND ALL APPURTENANCES.
The OMest imd Liir^est Mauufucturers of Street Riiilway Track Appliances
ill the Worhl. Responsible parties contenii>latiiig Buildings, Bciicwals or E\-
teusions will lind it to their interest to correspond with us.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS— STREET RAILROADS. 235
cars. Directors. W. S. Maxwell Victor Beandry. Pro-
den c Beaudrj, Jaliaa Lyons, Thomas Stovell. Ralph
Ko^ert, E. A. Hall, Octavias Morg:an, .lohn Milner.—
Walter S. Maxwell, Pre^.y P. Beauary, VicePret.^ Octa-
viu* Morgan, Stc,^ John Milner, Treas.n O. Morgan,
»"?//>''., Pur. Agt., 4tc., Los Angeles, Cal.— Puincipal Of-
fice, Los Angele*, Cal.
V'allHo Street RR. €o,— E. J. WINon. Prti.,
S. G. HilDoru, ^c.—Gembbal Office, V'allejo, Cal.
STATB OF CON NEC TIC UT.
Brldfl^eport and 'West SStratford IIor»e
RU. Co.— Opened Oct. 19. 1885. Dirtcton, Henry N.
Beurdsley, H. B. Drew. Bridgeport, Conn.
'Bridgeport Horse RR. Co.
miles uF ruud, owns 70 hones ind 14 cars.
Albert Eamcp, James Wilson, N. Wheller,
mini, P. Hurd, A. B. Beers, B. F. Lasher,
Conn.— Albert Eames, /><>*, F. Hnrd, Sec.
B. F. La«her, Sunt., P. A. A Mast. Car
i:ral Office, 883 E. Waahiogton Ave.,
Conn.
operates 7
Directors^
P. T. Bar-
Bridfreport,
ik Treas.,
Hep — Gbx-
Bndgeporc,
Daubnrjr Street Ratlvray Co. operates 4
miles of road, owns 80 horites and ten CHn<.— John D.
Haine8, Prfs.^ Cha<. D. Haines. Sec. dh Trea^., A. G.
Haines, Pur. Agt. tfk Supt.—QvsznAi, Office, Dan-
bury, Conn.
Danbnrjr and Bethel Horse RR. Co*
operateu 4.5 mlleH>of road, owns 25 horses and 6 cars. —
John D. Uaines, Pre*., Geo. A. Shcpard, Jlce-Pf^tf., Chan.
D. Haines, .SV<'. it Treat.. T. B. Haiues, Svpt.—Q%in-
Ei'.AL Opvice, Danbury. Conn.
Falrhaven and UTestTllle RR. Co. operates
7 mile:* of road, own* 210 horses and 80 cars. Directors.
Hoadley B. \\e% George H. Watrons. Ezekiel H.
Trowbridge, Samuel MiUer, Menry S. Parmele. Samuel
ITcminsway, John B. Carrington. CharlcA S Blackman,
New Haven, Conn.— Hoadley B. Ives, Pre*, dt P. A.,
Le;ivitt Cand«e, Sec. d& T*rea$.y W. A. Graham, ftvpt. &
Morif. TV. Ifep.. E. W. Easton. Jfant. CarBep.—QEV'
EiiAL Office, Simpson Block, New Haven, Conn.
«Hartford and l¥ethersfleld RR.Co.— E.
S. Goodrich, Pr^t. A TreoM.y Geo. Sexton, iSec— Gek-
ERAL Office, Hariford, Conn.
middletoiVH Horse RR. Co. operates 2
milei; oi roAd, owns 21 horses and 6 cars. Direcfart.
Jc^hn M. Don^'las, James K. Gay. Fred. B. Chaffee,
£u<,a'nc H. Burr, Abel C. Allison, Middletown. Conn.—
John M. Doiiij:las, Pres., James K. Guy. Sec.^ Treat, db
Pur. Agt., Walter E. Baldv^in, Om. Mgr., Joseph B.
Lare, Supt. rf- ^fa»t.. Tr. i?«p.— Gemebal Office, 166
Main St., Middletown, Conn.
Neiv HaTen and CentFevllle Horse RR.
Co. oprrateH 3.5 miks of road. ODvns 42 horses, 8 cars
und 'I other vehicles.— Cornelius Plerpont, Trutiet^ T.
H. Hull, aupt.y New Haven, Conn.
*lVeiir Haven and IITest Haven Horse
RR. Co. operates 6.75 miles of road, owns 115 horses
and »4 car*. Diiectont, Geo. R. Kelj*cy, S. L. Smith, I.
A. Kel<«ey. W. W. Ward, James Graham, H. G. Kelser,
New Haven. Conn.— Geo. R. Kelsey, /V«*., 8. L.
Smith. .S^c, W. W. Ward, Treas., Supt. db P. A., An-
drew Bracken. Mwt. Tr. Prp., H. H. Nlckerson. Jiast.
Car if<7^— General Office. West Haven, Conn.
Norivleli Horse RR. Co. operates 6 miles of
road, ownri 39 horr>es and 19 cars.— Thomas Cunning-
liam, iV*-*., T. West, Sec. <t Tr^:. «te.— General Of-
FicK, Franklin Square, Norwich, Conn.
*Noriiralk Horse RR. Co. oiierates 2 miles
of road, owns 30 horses and 7 cars.— J. W. Hyatt, JP^iw.,
£. G. Hoyt, iSlec— General Office, Norwalk, Conn.
State Street Horse RR. Co. operates 2 miles
of road, owns 40 horses and 7 cars.- C. A. warren, /*r*i.,
C. C. Blaichly, Sac. Geo. Wells, iSup^— General Of-
FJCE, New Haven, Conn.
H'estport and Saoffatnck Ratlivajr Co.
ooerates 1.75 miles of road, owns 5 horses and 8 cars.
Pir^ctors, A. 8. Hnrlbatt, Horace Suples, A. C. Nash,
£. H. Nash, 8. N. Saxton. B. S. Downes, C. H. Taylor,
I. E Wheeler. Westport. Conn.— A. 8. Hnrlbntt, Pr€9.,
B. L. Wood worth. See. db Treat.. B. 8. Downes, Sv2)t..t
Pur. Agt. dt Matt. Tr. i2ep.— Gekxsal OrriCE, West-
port, Conn.
Wbttney Avenoe Horse RR. Co. operates
about 2 miles of road, owns 30 horses and H cars. Di-
recfort, Geo. H. Watrous, Eli Whitney, Richard M.
Event. Wm. W. Farnam, Eli Whitney, Jr.. Geo. D.
Watrous, Dwlght W. Tuttle. New Haven, Conn.— Q. H.
Watrous, Pret.. Q. D. Watrons, Sea.. J. A. Davis,
Lcttee. Eli Whitney, Jr., Trt^w.— General Office,
New Haven, Conn.
STATE OF COLORADO.
^Denver CItjr RR. Co. operates 80 miles of
road. ownn .36.') hordes and 68 cars. Geo. H. Holt, Prtt..
0. D. L'Hulller. Sec. G. E. Randolph, Treat., Sunt. <ft
P. i4,— General Office, 11 Wall St., New York, N. Y.
Pueblo Street RR. Co. operates 4.5 miles of
road, owns :iO horses and 8 oart«.— Jas. B. Orman, Pret.t
JaJi. N. Carlisle, Vic^Pret. dt Trent.. J>. L.Holdcn, Sec.,
J. T. Clark, Supt., P. A, <t M. qf C. P.— General Of-
fice, South Pueblo, Col.
Trlntdad .Street RR. Co, operates 1.5 miles
of road.— C. P. Treat, Owtter d- Man.. 180 Dearborn St.,
Chicago, Ul.— J. H. Clendeunon, Supt., Trinidad, CoL
STATB OF DELAUTARE.
Front and Union Ntreet RR. Co. operates
1.5 miles of road, owns 22 mules and 7 curs. Directors,
Geo. W. Bnsh, Jno R. Tatum, Wm. G. Gibbins, Philip
Plnnkett, R. J. McKay. Jo^eoh Pyle, Wilmington, Del.;
J. C. McComb, Claymont, Del.— Geo. W. Bush, Pi-et.,
Samuel A. Price, Sec. dt Supt, Edw. T. Taylor, Treat.,
Geo. Broadbent M'ltf. Car rf: Tr. 7?^;;.— General Of-
fice, 5ih & Market Ste., Wilmingtor, Del.
Urilmtnstou CHj RR. Co. operates 6 mUes
of road, owns 58 ho^^M, 22 mules, 20 cars. 4 coaches
and 2 sleighs. Directors. Wm. Canby, Jas. Bradford,
Geo. H. Bates. J. T. Hcald, E. Mendlnhall, John Jonei«.
Washington Jones, Wilmington, Del.— Wm. Ciinby,
Pre*., J. F. Miller. Sec. <fi Treas., W. U. Burretr, St/ot.
db Pur. Agt., John Donahue, Matf.. Tr. Pep.. Wm.
Ktefe, Mast. Car iff «w. -General Office, Delaware
Ave. and Dnpont St., Wilmington, Del.
DI!^TRirT OF COLUIVIBIA.
Anacostia and Potomac Street R/. Co.
operates 2.8 miles of road, owns 26 hor'es and 9 cars.
Dtrectart, Edward Temple, R. B. Clark. T. E. Smirhson,
Washington, D. C: H. A. Griswold, E. M. Chnpln,
Wm. H. West, J. Z. Williams, Anaco.'tia, D. C— H. A.
Griswold, 7*r«»., J. B. Pitcher, Sec. dk Trt-at., H. A.
Griswold, /j^p/.— General Office. Anacoetia, D. C.
Capitol, North O Street^ and So. ITasli-
iBcton St. RR. Co. operates 7 75 miles of road,
owns 181 horses and 84 cars. Directors, W. J. Cowing.
Charles White, B. F. Fnller. A. M. Clapp. C. S. Brad-
ley. E. Cammack, G. W. Gray, Washington, D. C—
Charles White, Pret., W. E. Boughton. Sec. <f Treas.,
Andrew Glasd, Supt.. Pur. Agt, <^/c.— General Of-
riCB. 8d and B. St-*., South Washington, D. C.
Colombia RR. Co, operates 8.68 miles of road,
owns 56 horses and 10 cars. Directort, H. A. WiUard,
H. K. Willard. A. B. Coppes, Thos. J. FlOv r. E. G.
Davis, Robt. L Fleming, W. H. Clagett. Washington,
D. C.-H. A. Willard, Pret.. E. G. Davis. VicePret.. W.
H. Clagett, Sifi. A Treat. ^ Elbert Clagett, Supt. db P.
^.—General Office, Washington, D. C.
^Metropolitan RR. Co. operates 19.439 miles
of road, owns 4n0 horses and 110 cars. Directors. Geo.
W. Pearson. Albert A. Wilson, Robert D. Weaver,
Thomas Hyde. Jno. Cammack, Robert Beall, Daniel B.
Clark, Washington, D. C— Geo. W. Pearson. Pret. <fc
Pur. Agt., AJbert A. Wilson. Vice-Fret., Wm. J. Wil-
son. Sec. db Tre€ut..h\oyd W.Emmart,,9i/;)f.— General
Office, 2411 ** P" St., North, Washington. D. C.
*Waslilnfirton Sc Georgetoivn RR. Co«
operates 21 miles of road, owns yOO l)ort<es and 151
cars.— H. Hurt, Pret. dt P. A., M. G. Lane, Vice-Pres.,
C. M. Koones, Sec. db Treat., C. C. Sailer, Svpt., S. T.
Hawk, Matt. Car J?«p.— General Office, Georgetown,
D. C.
STATE OF FLORIDA.
Fort Meade Street RR. Co. operates 4.35
miles of road, owns 2 horses, 2 freight-cars. and 1 pas.
senger car.— J. A. Edwards, Pre*., C. C. Wilson, 6Vr., J.
G. Carter, TV^o*.- General Office, Fort Meade, Fla.
JacksouTllle Street i ' ^
miles of road, owns 90 muleasitf
23G
THE
WAY, RHODES £ BLANKLEY,
"Street Railway Supplies a Specialty."
Contractors for Construction
— OF —
STREET RAILWAYS.
MANUFACTURERS OF
CURVES, FEOGS, TURNOUTS,
CROSSINGS, SWITCHES, JOINT PLATES,
ALL SIZES OF KNEES.
Steel Grooved and Tram Rails at Special Rates.
Pedestals & Boxes. All kinds of Brake Shoes.
TURNTABLES.
AND ALL MATERIALS USED IN THE CONSTRUCTION
OF STREET RAILWAYS.
Twenty-third and Wood Streets,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
POOR'S DIBECTORT OP RAILWAY OFFICIALS— STREET RAILROADS.
237
Pr^s., Savannah, Qa.; Geo. R. Foster, Vxee-Pres. <fe Ste.,
Jacksonville, Fla.; J. M. Lee, Treas.y G. W. Haines,
iSfifjt., Savannah Ga.; M. H. Motte. Agents Jacksonville,
Fla.— General Ofpicb, Jacksonville, Fla.
Pensacola Street RM. Co.— Cha«. Johnson,
Tnas.y tf^c— Genebal OrriCE, Pensacola, Fla.
Pine Street RR. Co. operates 213 miles of
road, owns 18 mule9 and 4 earn.— G. A. Blackenstal,
PrtA. it Oicn.er^ F. W. Biackenstal, Stc.^ Chaa. Johns-
ton, Trta«. i£; Supt. — Gembbal Office, Jacksonville,
Fia.
LeesbarK Street RR. Co.— In profrress ; no
further information.— Genihal Office, Leesburg, Fla.
Palatka Street'RR. Co.— In progress ; no far-
ther information.— General Office, Palatka, Fla.
STATE OF GEORGIA.
^Atlanta Street RR. Co. operates 11 miles of
road, owns KiO hortfea. M) mules, and 30 cars.— Richard
Pett-T!!, Prt€., J. W. Calpeppcr, tiec. db Tre<u., E. C.
Peterr", Gtn. Supt. <it P. A., H. A. Smith, Mcut. Car
JBej'.—QESuRAL Office, 49 Line St., Atlanta. Ga.
^Aiiicafita dc SammersTllle RR. Co. op-
erates tf miles of horse road and 1.5 miles of ireight
line, owns 50 horses and 13 cars. Directors, John P.
Kenned V. New York, N. Y.; £. R. Schneider, Josiah
Sibley, Win. 11. Howard. Thomas G. Barrett, D. L.
Fullurtou, Ilenr^ B. King, Augusta, Ga. — Patrick
Walsh, Prof. <t 'J reaf., Edward G. Hosher, Sec, Supt.
d- Pur. Ajjt.,F. E. Petit, A'/c/.. P. F. Murphy, !/<!«<.
Tr. R^., Theo. Plunkett, Mail. Car /?^.— General
Office, Augusta, Ga.
Atbenn Street RR. Co.— In progress; no fur-
ther information.
Bran»ivlck Street Rjr. Co. prelected and
charter obtained.— C. P. Goo<iye«r. Pre>».y Brunswick,
Ga.; R. B. Smith, Trros , J. A. Chrisholm, Sec, W W.
23d St., New York, N. Y.
Cltjr and Siibnrban RR. Co. opera'es Smilea
of road, owns k9 mules, 21 horses, and 16 cars.— James
H. Johnson, Pres., L). O. Purse. Sec. E. Schmidt,
Treaa., G. W. Alley, Gen. Supt., G. W. Maitaire, Ma«t.
Cir Jiep.—QESEHKi, Office, Anderson & Whiuker
Sts., Savannah, Qa.
Coast Line RR. Co. operates 6 miles of road,
owns 86 mules and 18 cars.— Geo. Parson, Pres., K E.
Cobb, Sec d Treas., e«;.~GiiMBRAL Office, Savannah,
Ga.
Colambns Street RR. Co. operates 3 miles of
road, owns 3:2 mules and tf cars. Directors, B. T. Hat-
cher, W. P. Hunt, C. B. Grimes, F. C. Weislger. G. W.
Dillingham, F. D. Peabody, O. 8. Jordan, Columbus,
Ga— B. T. Hatcher, Pns. A P. A.. F. C. Weisiger, Sec.
d' Tieas., J. B. Weisiger, ^u/>^.— General Office, Co-
lumbus, Ga.
Gainesville and Hall Co. Street RR. Co.
operates 2.5 miles of road, owns 8 mules and 5 cars.—
J as. R. Bams, Pres.^ Roiit. E. Green. Tteas. <fc Pur.
Agt., C. W. Du Pre, 5ec.~G£NBRAL Office, Gaines-
ville, Ga.
Gates City RR. Co. operates 8 miles of road,
owns 35 mules and 7 cars.— L. B. Nelson, Prti., John
Stephens, Sec. <& Treas., J. T. H. Smith, Gen. Supt.—
General Office, 41 Alabama St., Atlanta, Ga.
mCacon and Sabarban RR. Co. operates 6
miles of road, owns horses, 34 mules and 10 cars.—
T. J. Carlmgf Pres., P. A., etc, H. R. Brown, Sec,
Treas. & Oen. i9up/.— General Office, 151 M St.,
Macon, Ga.
metropolitan Street RR. Co. operates 8
miles of road, owns 16 horses ana Iti mules.—
Pres., iSTifp^-GENERAL Office, Atlanta,
Ga.
Rome Street Rjr. Co. operates 3 miles of road,
owns 25 horse:*, 4 cars, and 2 omnibusos.-^. D. Will-
iamson, Pres., J. A. Glorer, Sec, J. F. McGhee, Treas.^
F. H. Harris, Gen. Svpt.^QzvKBLkh Office, Rome, Qa.
IV est End and Atlanta Street RR. operates
2 miles of road, owns 35 mules and 6 cars.— T. G.
Healy, Pres., T. L. Langston, Sec eft TVmm., John
Broomhead, Gtn. Supt., T. J. Hightower, Pttr, AgL—
Genbrax Office, Atlanta, Qs.
STATE OP ILI.IN01S.
Alton and Upper Alton Horse RR. Co.
operates 2.75 miles ol road, owns 2u horses and 4 cars.
-Aaron Butler, Pres., H. J. Crane, Sec <fe Treas., Har-
riet A. Hathaway, Oen. Supt.^iiESKRAi^ Office, Alton,
HI.
Aurora Street Rjr. Co. ojicrates 6 miles of road,
owns 30 mules. 10 horses, 7 cars and 1 wagon. Direc-
tors, H. H. Evans, S. W. Thatcher, E. W. Trask, T. H.
Day. A. Itlndelle, D. F. Van Liew, C. A Weight, A. I.
Hopkins, R Griswold. Aurora. HI.— H. H. Evans, Pret..
S. W. Thatcher, Vfce-Pres., T. H. Day, Sec, E. W.
Trask, Treas., I. B. Chattel. Supt, 8. W. Thatcher, Pur.
Afft.—^EKERAL Office, Aurora, HI.
moomlnston and Bformal RR. Co. oper-
ates 4.6 miles of road, owns 45 mules and 8 cars.— A.
H. Moore, Prop., Edward Sharpe, Sec, J. W. Law,
^'/p<.— General Office, Bloomington, 111.
Cairo Street Rallwajr Co. operates 3 miles of
road, owns 10 horses and 3 cars. Directors, J. A. Gold-
stme. Thomas Lewis, Harry Schnlze, Albert Lewis, C.
V. Neff, H. Bleins, Cairo. Ill.-J. A. Goldstine, Pres.,
H. Bleins, Vioe-Pres., Harry Schnlse. Sec, Thomas Lew-
Is, Treas., Supt., «fo.— General office, Cairo, 111.
Central City Horse Rjr. Co. operates 10 miles
of road, owns 80 horses and 35 cats.— H. R. Woodward,
Pres., E. Callender, Sec. db Tre2s., Johu Strong, Supt.
cfc Pur. A., J. Cleveland, (7(MAier.— General Office,
Peoria, HI.
Central Horse and Cable Rt. Co. operates
4 miles of road, owns IW horses ana 9 cars.— H. R.
Woodward, Pres., E. Callender, Sec. db Treas., Johu
Strong. Supt. eft Pur. A., J. Cleveland, (7(MAi«r.— Gen-
eral Office, Peoria, 111.
Cbampalffn Street RR. Co. — J. L. Ray,
Pres.—QEVKRAh Office, Cliampalgn, 111.
*Cblcaso Cltjr (Cable) Rjr. Co. operates 104.25
miles of road, owns 1,059 hort«s, 729 cars, 3 dummies,
22 snow-ploughs and 6 sweepers. Directors, S. B. Cobb,
D. K. Pearrous. H. W. AUerton, C. L. Hutchinson, E.
M. Phelps, D. G. Hamilton, C. B.Holmes. Chicago, 111.—
C. B. Holmes, Pres., Supt. A P. A., S. B. t obb, Vict-
Pres., H. H. Windsor, Sex:., T. C. Penninirton. Treas.,
C. J. Luck, Mast. Tr Rep., J. B. Wright, Mast. Car
i?«j9.— General Office, 20*J0 State St., Chicago, 111.
*Cl&lcaflfo Passenger Railway Co.- E. R.
Bliss, iStfc.— General Office, 818 Western Ave., Chi-
cago, 111.
*Cbleaso l¥cst Division RR. Co. operates
46.5 miles (all double track; of road, owns 3,9r7 horses
and 750 cars. Direclots, B. H. Campbell, Wni. H. Brad-
ley, S. B. Cobb, Jerome Beecher. Henry Field, Wm. H.
Ryder. J. R Jones, Chicago, 111.— J. R. Jones, Pree.,
B. H. Canipbell, Viee-Pres., Geo. L.Webb, Sec. A Treas.,
De Witt C. Cregler, Supt , E. A. Blodceti, Pur. Agt.,
Martin Connell, Mast. Tr. Pep., B. McDevitt, Jlfa«^.
Car i?e/).— General Office, 59 State St., Chicago,
All*
Cbleago Horse and Damnijr RR.— Aostin
Doyle, SupL, Borden Block, Chicago, 111.
Cltlxens^ Horse Rallivajr Co« operates 4.60
miles of road, owns Hi) horses and 7 caTB.~-Dtr«Uors,
D. P. Alexander, Wlchlu, Kan. ; H. A. Alexander,
John E. Thomas, Don Turner, Belleville, 111.— D. P.
Alexander, PrM.,H. A. Alexander, Treat., Pur. Agt,
A Supt., John Thomas, iS^;.— General Office, Belle-
ville, HI.
Citlseus* Street Rallw^ajr Co. operates about
4 miles uf road, owns 35 mules and 7 cars. Directors,
Wm. P. Cannon, Wm. SiewHrt, A. R. Samnel, J. G.
Holden, A. C. Daniel, J. B. Mann, B. C. AbdiU, Dan-
ville, HI.- Wm. P. Cannon, Pres., Wm. Stewart, Vice"
Pres., A. R. Samuel, Sec. A lYeas., Wm. P. Gannon,
Supt. A P. -A.— General Office, Danville, III.
CItlsens* Street RR. Co. operates 9 miles of
road, owns 40 mnles and 7 cars.— D. S. Shellaborger,
Pres., Arthur Kinney, See. A Treas., «te.— General
Office, 482 K Norik St , Decatnr, 111.
Citizens* Street Ratlw^ajr Co. operates 9 miles
of road, owns 100 mules, 88 cars and % other vehicles.
Directors, J. H. Scbfick, Frank Reish, Geo. Relsh, C.
Schflck, John Schoeueman, C. Smorooskie, C. Her.
man, Springfield, 111.- J. H. Schiick, Pret., John
Schoeneman, Viat-Pru,, Frank Relsh, 7Vv«M.,Chat. Uax-
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ESTABLISHED 1857. INCOBBOEATED 1875.
ST. LOUIS, MO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
TPEET CAP
OF ALL SIZES AND STYLES,
FOR
Si\d Otl\ei' Motof^,
FOR
Summer and Winter Service.
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man. Sec, Joe Bloomer, Oen. ^S^pt.— Obmkral Office,
fcfpilDgfleld, 111.
^Collece CItjr BR, Co. operates 6.5 miles of
road, owns 25 bori»e8 and 9 cans. JHrtoton^ Luke W.
Sanbom, J. II. Barton, A. S. Iloover, Galeeburg, 111.;
E. E. Fosdick, Fort Worth. Tex.; B. O. Flood, New
York, N. Y.— Luke W. Sanborn, Prw , A. S. Hoover,
ViceFies., A. A. Matteaon, Treas.^ Geo. 8. Clayton, iSVc,
S'fpt.<, Pur. Afft., etc., Oaleaburg, 111.— Gxnbral Of-
fice, Galesbarg, 111.
Decatar Street RR. Co« operates 1 mile of
road, owns 1:1 horsea and 4 cars.— F. Priest, Pres. i&
Gen. Alan., Decatnr, III.
Elxln Cltjr Street RR. Co. operates 2.75 miles
of road, owns 18 horeea and 5 cars.— B. C. Payne,
Fres., &i€. cl* Tr^tw.— General Office, 82;e Spring St.,
Elgin, 111.
*Fort Clark Horse RR. Co. operates 9 miles
of ruad, owns 100 Horses and i4 cars — ^ohn H. Hall,
Fres. <fe dupf., H. W. Wells., Sse.^ H. TetwelUer, Trean.
— GaNjtRAL Office, Pioria, III.
Freeport Street Mf. Co. operates 3.75 miles of
road, owns 32 horses, 8 cars and i otner vehicles.—
Jacob Krohn, /Vm., Freeport, 111 ; F. C. Piatt, Vtce-
Fres., Waterloo. la. ; John B. Taylor, Tnat.^ »Valter B.
Barnes, Hec, H. T. Warner, Gen. Hupt. — General
OFFICE, Freeport, 111.
JackeonTllle RR. Co. operates 4.5 miles of
road, owns 23 horses and 14 cars.— Wm. Hook, Fres..,
Thomas J. Hook, Sec, Marcna U<iok, 7Vs(U.,Benj. 81-
bert,^up^ ff P. ^.—Gbnkral Office, Jacksonville, 111.
Ija Salle Street RR. Co. operates 1.5 miles of
road.— E. C. Hegeler, Prtn.. F. W. Matthiessen, Sec—
General Office, La Salle, 111.
Jollet Street Rjr. <;o. operates 3.5 miles of road,
owns 11 horiies, 19 muled and 6 cars.—J. A. Henry,
Free., J. Hnlsizer, Sec <fe Treas.., A. BLrchmau, Supt.—
General Office, Joliet, 111.
Afecbanlcebaric and Ramilo RR. Co.
operatet) ii.&4& miles of road, owbm 4 mules and 3 cari^.
Directors, J. N. Fullinwider, Harvey Thompson, J. M.
Thompson, A. T. Thompson, Mechaniceburg, III. : J.
B. Hunter, Buffalo, Ill.-J. N. Fnlliuwider, l^^es., Har-
vey .Thompson, Vice-Fres., J. T. Fullinwider, Sec, A. T.
Thompson, Trca^.— General Office, Mechanlcsburg,
Jflollne Central Street Rallirajr Co. oper
ates l.tb miles of road, owna 11 horses and 8 cars. Di-
recto *, S. W. Wheelock, 8. H. Velio, P. U. Wessel, M.
Y. Cady G. H. Sohrbeck, C. P. Hemenway, W. R.
Woore, Moline, 111.— P. H. Wessel, Prw.. M. Y. Cady,
Vtce-Fres.yf , R Moore, Sec db Supl.^ C. F. Hemenway,
jTrtfo^.— General Office, 16th tti., Moline, 111.
inioline and R«>ck Island Street Car Co.
operates 5 miies of road, owns 40 horaes and 11 cars.—
J Uuntoon, /^«#., J.M. Buford, 5sc., M. Lynde, 2>eas.,
Wm. Gamble, <Sm/>^— General Offiob, Moline, HI.
*If ortb Cblcaffo City Rallirajr Co. operates
87 miles (^reduced to single track) oi road, owus 1,700
horses and 3Itt cars. Lireeforg. V. C. Tamer, Jacob
Kehm, Hiram Crawford, W. C. Gaudy, Geo. L. Dnniap,
Chicago, 111.— V.C. Turner, /Vr*. <ft Supt.^ Jtcob Rehm,
Vice-Free., Hiram Crawford, i6»'ec. A Treas., Aug. W.
Wright, Supt , Tr. db Const., V. L. Threcdy, Afst. S>mt.,
John M. Roach, Pur. Agt., J. M. Miller, Ma$t. Car &ep.
—GENERAL Office, 444 N. Clark St., Chicago, 111.
Pekln Cltjr RR. Co.- Nothing has been done as
yet on this ruad, except securing Articles of Incorpora-
tion. The company is awaiting the action of the At-
chison, Topeka and Santa Fu RR., late purchaser of the
Chicago and St. Lonis RR. If they extend their line
on a certain route, the street railway will be built
withont furtner delay.— Jas. R. Cooper, Act, Sec—
General Office, Pekin, 111.
Peoria Home RR. Co» operates 5 miles of
road, owns 100 horses, 4u mules and ^ cars.— H. R.
Woodward, Ites., M. Pfcifer, Sec., H. M. Wheeler,
Trea»., John Strong, Supt. <t P. A.^ A. J. Cleveland,
Act. Sec. <f rr«a«.— General Office, Peoria, III.
*4|iilnc]r Horse RR. Co» operates 6 miles of
road, owns 118 mules and 21 cars.— Lorenso Bull, Free.,
C. H. Bull, Sec, £. J. Parker, Treoi., E. K. Stone,
6V/;>^.— General Office, Quincy, 111.
Rockford Street RR« ('o» operates 6.40 miles
of road, uicludiug double truck aud switches, owns 53
horses, 16 mules and 13 cars. Directors, A. Haines,
Levi Rhoades, H. C. Price, John Balnea. C. M. Brasee,
R. F. Crawford, Alex. Forbeo, Ruckfoid,Ill. -A. Haines,
Fits., Levi Rhoades, yice-Pres., H H. Robinson, Sec^
K. E. Lyman, Trtas., Fred Haines, Supt., F. A., etc—
General Office, Rockford, ill.
Rock Inland and Iflllan Street RR. Co*
operates 5 miles of road, owns 5 horee^, '4 dumiiy en-
gmes, 8 past>enger and 6 freigh^cars.— bai.'ey Daven-
port, Frt^^., Svpt., etc, 3. F. Robinson, T/'cra*.— Gener-
al Office, Hock bland. 111.
So mil Chlcsiflfo City Rjr. Co« opeiates 5 miles
of road, owns 15 norsei* and 6 cars. . Innctots, D. H.
Taylor, Andrew Kiimbill, Andrew RcUm, Henry
Scuerer, Cyrus A. Pomeroy, Chicago, 111.— D. 8. Tay-
lor, Frts., Henry Scherer, Vice-Fres. d- Treas., An-
drew Krimbill, <Ste.— General Office, 191 La Salle St.,
Chicago, 111.
Springfield Cltjr Rjr, Co. operates 7 miles of
roaa, owu& 08 horses, i7 moles, 8 dummies and i4 cars.
Directors, A. L. Ide, Geo. N. Black, William Ridgely,
Charles Ridgely, R. B. Zimmennann, Geo. M. Brluker-
hofl, J. Taylor Smith, Springfield, 111.— A. L. Ide, Pres,
& F. A., Geo. N. Black, Vtc^-^'res., Geo. M. Brinkeihoff,
Stc, Wm. Ridgely, Treas., Irwin Johnson, Supt. db M,
Tr. JPif/;.— General Office, Springfield, 111.
Sterling; Street RR.- In progress ; no other in-
formation furnished.— General Office, Sterling, 111.
Urbana and Cbampalcn Street HR. oper-
ates 2 miles of road, owns ;&) horses, 4 cars and 1 other
vehicle. IHrtctors. Wm. Park, Frank G. Jacques,
Minnie Jacques, Urbana, 111.— Wm. Park, Pies, dc SujU.,
Frank G. Jacques, Sec. db T/eoef.- Gan^ial Office,
Urbana, HI.
Urbana RR. Co. operates 9 miles of road, owns
IS hor^es and * cars.— Wm. Park, /V(>. iC* Supt , Frank
G. Jacque:», Sec, db 2Wa<.— General Office, Urbana,
III.
STATE OF INDIANA.
■^Citizens' RR. Co.— J. H. Bass, Pres., G. E.
Bnnsley, S<c., C. Grafmiiler, /s't/y^^— Genaual Office,
Fort W ayne, Ind.
Cltlzene' Street RR. Co. operates 30 miles of
road, o«tns 600 mules and 75 cars.— A. W. Johnson,
Frts., C. F. Johnson, Vlce-Pres., A. A. Anderson, Sec,
T. L. Johnson, Man. db Treas., P. Wooldridge, Supt. db
Pur. .4^^— General Office, 80 Louisiana bt.. Indian-
apolis, Ind.
Citizens' Rallwajr Co. (In progress.) Length
of road, 3 miles. Dirtctors^ John McNaughiou, A. J.
Moody, F. W. MiUard, E. P. Wilhurd, J. W. Ellis, E. C.
Bickel, G. C. Johnson. D. N. Weaver.— F. W. Miller,
Frts., G. C. Johnson, Vics-Pre*., E. C. Bickel, Sec, A. R.
Burns, i reas,^ Elkhardt, Ind.— Princifaj^ Office,
Elkhardt, Ind.
ETausTllle RR. Co. operates 14 miles of road,
owns ttJO mules and 81 cars. -John Gilbert, Prfs.,
Treas. dr P. A., P. W. Raleiah, Sec, Wm. Bahr, Supt,
-General Office, Bvansville, Ind.
Oreencaetle RR. Co. operates 2.35 miles of
road, owns i4 horses, 8 cars and 3 other vehicles. Direc-
tors, Dudley Rogers, A. T. Keighiley, Jas. c». Nutt,
Ralph Rogers, John M. Might, John W. Earp, E. W.
Rogers, Greencastle, Ind.— Dudley Rogers, Pre«. db
Fur. Agt., A. T. Korghlley, Vice-Fres., J. S. Nutt, Sec..,
Ralph Rogers, Ji-eas., R. W. Rogsrs, Gen. Supt., Cal.
Patterson, Mast. Tr. Fep., Wm. Blankenship, Matt.
Car i?6p.— General Office, Greencusile, Ind.
La Fayette Street RR. Co. operates 3. 3.^ miles
of rosd, u%vns 4u hotses and 6 cars.— F. b. Caldwell,
Free., E. A. Jones, Sec. «fc Treas., F. Greene, Supt.—
General Office, La layette, Ind.
Lotfaueport RR. Co. operates S.5 miles of road,
owns 4u horsea and 6 cars. Directors, Frank G. Jaques,
Minnie Jaques. Ida B. Hanes, Urbana, 111.— Frank G.
Jaques, Frts., Ida tf. Hanes, Vice-Fres., Minnie Jaques^
Sec, Jennie E. Jaques, Treas., W. P. Jaques, aupt.—
General Office, urbana. 111.
JUadleon Street Rallirajr Co. operates 15
miles of losd, owns 9 mules, 8 horses aud 6 cars.— Jacob
Wcndle. Fres.., Peier P. Robinius. Vice-Fres., John K.
Wever, &<;., Chas. F. TatUef Supt. dt yf«<».— Geneb!Xl
Office, I036 North Walnut St., Madison, Ihd.
New Albanjr Street RR. Co. operat s 6 miles
of road, owns 10 horses, 40 mules and l& Q«.t^^. \ycc«A-
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Steam and Street Railways,
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r i^oii\otef ^ of ^tekii\ i ^tf eet i^kilwci^^^.
Builders of over a score of Railways.
Unlimited Capital famished for Building and
Extending Railways.
Information upon Railway Materials
and Matters pertaining to any branch of the Rail-
way Business cheerfully given.
*• Public benefactors." — Burlington Free Press and Times, ,
*' Accomplishing^ what few men would undertake to do." — Rutland Herald,
** Their reputation as builders of Street and Short Line Railways has become national."
— A>w Yffri World.
** Their work is a great triumph of constructive genius and financial skWV— Syracuse
Herald.
'* They not only make hay while the sun shines, but they seem to build Railroads after
the orb of day goes to sleep in the West." — Newhurg News.
*' These gentlemen, as their work and history show, are the most eminent in the United
8 engaged in their pursuit." — Newhurg Journal,
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241
tars, Alex. Dowliog. Albert Trialer, G. T. Vance,
L. V. Yredenberg, New Albany, Ind.— Geo. T. Vance,
/Vw., Memphis, Teun., L. V. Vredenbcrg, TVww.,
W. L. Tambulake, Supt, tt Pur. il^.— Usnebal Of-
PicK, New Albany. Ind.
Kiobmoiid CItjr BR, Co* operates 2.5 miles of
road, ownt SO horses and 10 cars.— J. C. Shaffer, /Vm.,
Pur. Agt. dk 8upt., J. F. Miller, Vice-Pns.^ H. J. MilJer,
Hex:, dh /Wo^.— Gbnkkal Offick, 15 to 21 So. Seventh
8t., Kichmofld, lud.
Soutli Bend Street BR. Co. operates 7 miles
of road, uwna fiO honies and ru cars.— Jacob Wolrerton,
Pret., W. O. George, 8ec., Lucius Clark, Treas.t Wm.
Miller, Supt.— Gekebal Office, Sooth fiisud, ind.
TerFe Haute Street RR« Co. operates C miles
of road, owus '62 mule<t, 16 harsea and 10 cari».— T. C.
Biinten, Prea., J. 11. .>prerhan, Htc., W R. McKeen,
Treat. y John T Sciuiner, iSruy>i(. — General Office,
Terre ilaate, Ind.
Vlncenuee Cltlzeae' Street RR. Co. oper-
ates '2.5 miled of road, o«vns 46 miilei and 7 cars.—
Fred Graeter, Pre$. A /rea*., G. W. Graeter, Sec.^
Supt., Pur. Agt, eto.— General Office, Fairgrouud
A\e., Viucenneis, lud.
STATB OF I01¥A.
Boone and Boonitboro Ntreet RR. Co»
opcraie^* 1.75 miles of road, own« 8 horretf and H cars.
Jjirectortt, L. W. Rfynoldf , Ira B. UudKex, A. a. Uudges,
Biione, Id.— L. W. Keyuolda, Prtt.^ A. B Hedges, See.,
Supt.. Pur. Agt., etc., Ira. B. Hodges, JVeew.— General
Office, Boone, la.
Rurlinctott Street RR. Co. operates 3.25
mlle« of road, owns ti horses, 9 cars and 4 sleiffhs. —
John i'atiurr^on, Pres.. C. r. PaLteriH>n, Sec., freoi.,
Supt., Pur. Agt., ^/c— General Office, 14Ui Summer
St., Burlington, ia.
*C'edar Raplda and Marlon RR. Co. op-
erates U miles of road, owns 41 horbes and mnles, tt
moturs and 11 car^. IHrectort, W. Greene, C G.
Gre«*ne, S. C. Bcver. N. C. Blake, G. W. Bover. A J.
McKean, Cedar Itapids. la.— Win. Greene, /Ve»., N. B.
• ont*igny. Sec., Geo. Greene, Tretu., W. £lsoni, Supt.,
Pur. Agt., 6to.— Geneual Office, Cedar Kapids, lu.
*Cllnton and Lyons Horse Rjr. Co. operates
5 miles of roud, owns 40 Uor.-es and 15 cars. DireUurs,
D. Joyce, K. N. Hand, W'm. A. Disbron, W. T. Joyce,
R. W. Rand, E. S. Bally, C. H. IV^li, Lyons, la.— D.
Joyce, Pres. cfe Tit<pi.,>N . T. Joyce, Sec., Frank Crap-
ber. i^ifjv/.— General Office, Lyons, la.
Cooncll BlaflW Street RR. Co. operates 4.5
miles of road, uwus jfit horses^ males and lu cars.^S.
R. Callaway, Pres., Geo. W. H*.!!, Sec. &. Treat., Wm.
11. Burus, ^"'tp^— General Office, 50tf First Ave.,
Cooncll Bioffs, la.
UaTenport Central RR. Co. operates 2 5
miles of road, owns }U horsee*, itf mules and 12 cars.
Directors, James Grant, Geo. Murray, Walter Cham-
ben*, u. S. McNeil. Juhn B. Fidlor. J. M. Jfildridge,
M. U. Cassell, W. L. Allen, W. M. Grant, Davenport,
la.— Whit M Gruni, iV«r., W. L. Allen, Vtoe-Pru.,
O. S. Mi-Neil, Sec., J. B. Fidlor, Treae., J. W. Howard,
iOru/;/.— General office, Davenport, la.
BaTenport CItjr Rjr. Co. operates 4 mllea of
road, own$ 17 h«'ri»is, i4 muios and 1j cars. JHreclore,
F. 11. Griggs, Hiram Price. W. H. Decker, E. S. Bal-
lard, Henry Hills, S. 1>. Bowden, J. B. Phelps, Geo. £.
Maxwell, C. «. Watklus.— C. tt. Watkius, PUt., ti. 1).
Buwden, See. it 'lYecu., H. Schnittfer, Supt, it Pur.
ul0r^— General Office, Davenport, la.
Bes Moines Broad Gauffe Street Rjr. Co.
op«ra.e:i 7 miles of ruaa, owus &> horses and tt cars. —
G. Van Giukel, Pres., U. E. Teachant, Sec., John
Weber, 7Wa«.— General Office, Des Moines, la.
•Bes Moines Street BR. Co. operates IS
miles of road, owus IMl hornsa and 16 cars.— M. P.
Turuer, Pres., Supt. A Pur. Agt., M. A. Tnruer, Viee-
Pres.^ Sec, <ft ^reew. -General Office, 665 Seventh
S t., Des Moines, la.
Bes Moines and Mevaatopol Street RR.
Cw. optAraies ;t miles of road, owns IS horses mud 3
lars.- G. Van Giukel, Pres., G. C. Van Gtnkel, Sec.,
Johu Weber, 7Wa«.— General OppiOB,De« Mumea, la.
•Babaqoe Street RR. Co. operates 8 mllea of
oud, owns 4U horses and 15 cars. JHreetcre^ Joa. A.
RhombergjB. B. Linehan, A. L. Rhomberg, D. Rhom-
berg, D. W. Linehan, J. J. Linelian, DuDuque. la.—
Jas. A. Rhomberg, Pres., B. B. Linehan, Sec. A Trects.,
J. J. Linehan, Supt. A Pur. Agt., tfte.— General
OrricE, Charles Ave. and Twenty-Hrst St., Dnbnqne,
la.
*Keoknk Street Rjr. Co. operates 8.75 miles of
road, owns Si hor!<e8 and 12 cars. Dirrctors, James H.
Anderson, R. James Anderson, Keokuk, la.; Julius S.
Walah, St. Louis, Mo.— James H. Anderson, Pres.,
R. J. Anderson, 84>c., William E. Anderson, lYeas. A
<9u/>^— General Office, 17 So. Fifth St., Keokuk, la.
Marsbaaitoirn Street Ry. Co. operates S.5
miles of road, owns 17 horses and 7 cars.— B. F. Fred-
erick, Pres., C. C. Gilinan, Sec., T. B. Foley. Treae.,
A. E. Shorthill, Supt. Car liep.^QKVitRAh Ornos,
Marshalltown, la.
Mascatlne City Ry. Co. operates 3.6 milea of
road, owns 1^ horses, 9 mules and 7 cars.— Peter Mus-
ser, Pres., T. R. Fitzgerald, Sec, Samuel M. Uaghee,
Two*.— General Office, Muscatine, la.
Ottumiva Street RR. Co. opemtes 2 mllea of
road, owns Itf mules, 6 horses and 4 cars.— J. M.
Uedrlck, Pres., H. L. Hedrick, Treus. A Supt.—QKK-
sral Office, Ottumwa, In.
Red Oak Street RR. Co. operates 1.35 miles of
road, owns 4 horses, 2 mules and 2 earn. Directors,
M. Bunham, T. E. Looms, Jno. Hayes, Ed. Hayes, Ktd
Oak, la.— Justus Clark, l^res., Ben. B. Clark, Vice-Pres.,
M. Bonham, Supt. A Trecu., T. M. Brykut, ^ite.- Gen-
eral Office, Red Oak, la.
•Slonx City street Ry. Co. operates 10 milea
of road, owus bu luulrs, 100 hurses and ;M cars. Direc-
tors, F. T. EvaiiB Fiauk U. Peavey, James F. Peavey,
Geo. W. Wakefield, F. T. Evans, Jr., Sioux City, la.
— F. T. Evans. Pres., Frank H. Peavey, Vicei^ru.,
James F. Peavey, Sec. A Q(n. Man., F. T. Evans, Jr.,
Gtn. Supt. A 2 V«a<.— General Office, ttloui City, la.
Turin City and Oea Moines River Motor
Street Raliway Co. operates 2.75 milea of road,
owns 2 motors anu S cars. Directors, Ira B. Hodges,
S. K. Hunti*lnger, A. B. Hodges, Boone, la.— Ira B.
Hodges, Pres., Supt., etc., S. K. Huntainger. See., A. B.
Hodges, yrsof.— General Office, Boone, la.
Union RR. Co. operates 7 miles of road, owns
51 bursas, 74 mules and 23 care.— Geo. £. Ru^t, Pres.,
F. G. Jones, Sec. A l^reas., J. C. Killam. *t7><., S. W.
Snyder, Pur. J.^^^— General Office, Burlington, la.
IVaterloo Street Rallivay Co. operates 1.75
miles of road, owns 19 horses, 3 cars and 5 oth«-r ve-
hicles. IHrecior*, T. N. KelUigg, J. A. Foye, W. H.
Hartman, Waterloo, la.— W. H. Hartman, /reir., J. A.
Foye, Vics-Pres. A Sunt., T. N. Kellogg, Sec. A Treas.
—General Office, Waterloo, la.
iiTATe OF KANSAS.
Allbene Street Ry. Co. operates 1.5 miles of
road, owns 2 cars.— G. W. Hurd, Pres., J. B. Case, Sec,
A 7Vy(W.— General Office, Aiibeue, Kan.
Atclalson Street RR. <'o. operates 6.5 milea of
road, owns 00 horses and 12 cars.— J. H. Bee!K)U. Pren.,
A. W. BarUetl, Vlcel'res., H. M Jackson, Sec., W. W.
Hetherington. Treas., John Mullins, i9(/;>/.— General
Office, Atchison, Kan.
Boarbon Coanty Street RR. Co. opt^ratea
7 miles of road, owns 24 mules, 4 hori<es, 7 cars aud 8
transfer wagous.— M. B. Pearsall, I'rts., J. D. McClev-
erty, Vice-Pi-es., C. W. Gooolander, Sec., W. Cbenault,
yWew., B. Strong, Oen. /Mip^— Gbnsral Office, Furt
Scott, Kan.
Bmporla City Ry. Co. operates4 miles of road,
owu» 24 mnles and 8 cars.— Van R. Holmes, Prts., N.
F. C^owe, Treas., J. W. Holden, ifan.- General Of-
fice, Emporia, Kan.
I^airrenee Transportation Co. operates 5.5
milea of road, ovins 34 horses and 8 cars. Directors, H.
Tlsdale, W. M. Bangs. George Fricker, Lawrence,
Kan.; J. W. Parker, R. L. Pease, Atchison. Kau.—
H. Tladale, Pres. A Treas., W. N. Bangv, Sec:, Geo.
Fricker, 5t/j9<.— General Office, Lawrence, Kan.
Sallna Street Ry. Co. operates 9 miU-s of road,
run by contract.— M. D. Herrinkton, Pres., A. L. Dodge,
Sec., ML D. Teagne, Treas., K. W. Ober, Gen, Supt.-
Gekibal Owwiom, Saliua, Kan.
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of coal will heat the car the coldest day in the year. Any one
wishing heaters would do well to write us enquiring for prices and
description. Can refer to the best Street Railway Companies in
the United States.
WE ALSO MANUFACTURE
STEEL AXLES, ROFF-EMERY PATENT BRAKE,
AND THE
Entire Running Gear of Street Cars,
Any one w^mting wheels pressed on steel axles, whether they
want new wheels pressed on old axles, or old wheels pressed on new
axles, will write us, we will gladly send them an estimate of the
cost of same delivered in their city.
Will guarantee our wheels to be well chilled and equal to any-
thing in the market. For full particulars, address
H. B. MILMINE & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
POOR'S DIRECTORr OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS- STREET RAILROADS.
2425
*Topeka CIt jr RB, Co. operates 10 miles of
roau, owus 100 hufMre and 88 cars. Dirtctort^ Joab
Mulvanu, H. K. Kowlfv, E. Wilder, J. R. Mnlvane, C.
K. llolJlda/, J. P. Qriiswold, Georsp Noble, Topeka,
Kan.— iloab KaJvane, iVw., H. K. Kowley, ylee-Frtt.^
£. Wilder, Sec. A Tt^cu., Jeese Shaw, iOip/.— Gknmial.
Officb, cor. lOtb St. and Kansas Ave., Topeka, Kan.
"Wlcblta CItjr Bjr, Co. operates 9S miles of
road, owns 210 raulen, lO honea, 86 cars and S other
vehiclee.— Q. L. Ronse, /¥«#., J. O. Davidson, 7Wa«.,
G. M. Dickrton, Stc. <€ Ofn. Jfan.— Gbmkral Omos,
436 North Main 8t., Wichita, Kan.
STATE OP KBNTUCKT.
*Central PasnAUKer Street RK. Co. op-
erates 'i7 milcH of road. uMns 700 hur«es and l&O cari».
Directors, B. du Font, T. J. Minary, H. V. du Pont, F.
Lumutt, T. C. Donigan, Loaisviile. Kjr.— B. da Pont,
/»/«*., T. J. Mlnarv, ViC^Prtt., Supt. S P. A., T. C.
Donigan, See. A Ttinm.— Oimbbal Officb, Sigbteenth
and Witlnut 8is., Loaisville, Ky.
Creaeeut Hill RR. Co. operates 8 miles of
road, owns IZ liuraes and o cara.— Dafid Franz, Jr.,
Pres., T. C. Donigan, See. S Ttbo*,, A. V. an Pont,
Gsn. Supt.^QAHUHAL Office, LoaisTille, Ky.
JeflTeraon Street RR. Co.— In progress ; no
furtliorinrorination.— OkNKRAL Office, Loaiafille, Ky,
Kentnckjr Street RR. Co. operates 4.6 miles
or road, owiitt 8 cars. Directors^ B. du Pont, J. 8.
Phelps, J. T. Wellcr, T. J. Minary, Loniaville, Ky.— T.
J. Minary, Pre* . T. O. Donigan, ^M.—GsMmiui. Officb,
Kighteenth and Walunt bu., Loniaville, Ky.
liexlngtoo City RR. Co. owns 85 horses and
20 cars.— Joiin CroM, Prea. <ft TWcw., O. R. Direr, Vice-
/¥m., Albert Cross, Sec. db Supt. —Geskral Officb,
Lexington, Ky.
*liOUlaTUle CItjr Rjr. Co. operates 70 miles of
road, owns 1,5 lU males, stdOcarit ami 10 other rehicles.
VireclOTBt A. H. Davie, Syracuse, N. Y.; T. b. 8pe«^, 8t.
John Boyle, Theodore Harris, A. P. liumphrtry, 11. H.
Littell, £. 0. Bohiie, Louuviile, Ky.— A. il. DaTis, Pru.^
8t. J. Boyle, Vlee-Pres., R. A. Waits, See. tt TWcM ,
U. U. LiUell. Supt. A P. A., B. B. Oilman, Maet. Tr.
Hep , Jacob 8muu, Mont. Car iS0p.— Gbnbral Office,
Louisville, Ky.
UlayiiTllle St. RR. and Tranafer Co. op-
eruteH a mile0 of rOMl, owus 5 horses, 8>' mules and
cars.— L. W. Robertson, iVaf., W. 8. Frank, Trea*,,
ihr.. Pur. Aqt. A Supt.^ James Limbrick, Supt. Car
A-ryy.— Genkiial urpiCK, Court 8u. .MaysvtUe, Ky.
*Ifeirport and Rajrton Street Rjr. Co.
operates sf miles of road, owus 6i horses, tt mules and 9
cars.— W. VV. Bean, Pree.^ Sec., 7VWW., Supt. A Pur.
Agt., Chaii. s. Beach, Maet. Tr. i?<3>.— General Office,
Dayton, Ky.
Ow^euaboro Street RR. Co. operates 8.5
miles of road, owns 8 horses and 6 cars.— J. li. Alsop,
J*re»., J. A. VT\i\\x&,Sec.^ J. D. Powers, Treat.. W. U.
Lanier, Su/it — (^bnebal Office, Owensboro, Ky.
Park RK. Co. operates d milen of road, owns 8
horses and 3 cars.— H. H. Houston, Pres., See. A TVsos.,
P. MuUer. i&ri//)^— Qbnbbal Office, Padacah, Ky.
'South Covlnfftou and Clnrlnnatl Street
Ry. Co. operates 17.75 miles of road, owns tSiti horses
and 46 cars.— U. F. Abbott, Pret., Q. M. Abbott, Treae.,
J. C. Benton. Sec.— ^HinciVKiA Office, 40ri 8cott bt.,
Covington, Ky.
8TATB OP I.OI7ISIANA.
Canal and Claiborne Street Rjr. Co. oper-
atcH la miles of road, owus 210 mules and 4u can. Jhree-
tore, E J. Hart, Jr.. K. J. Hart, W. B. Schmidt, B. P.
Bmgere, C. K. Hall, B. J. Montgomery, I. N. Marks,
New Orleans, La. — fi. ' J. Hart, Pfee., Jas. H. Do
Gran<;e. Sec., Treae., Sapi. A P. ^.— GEsiBaaL Office,
6 Camp St., New Orleans, La.
Crescent City RR. Co. operates 16 miles of
road, owns 400 horses and VO cars.— W. J. Behan,
Prte., J. R. Juden, See. A Treat., A. Y. Smitli, St^.^
(^ENEBAL OFFICE, Canal and Wells Sts., New Orleans,
La.
FTeiv Orleans and CarrolUou RR. Co.
operates 16 miles of road, owns 25 horses, 175 molea, 17
aieam dammlex and 65 cars.— W. Van Bentboysen,
Pres.t Walter V. Croocb, See. A TVmm., O. V. Haillr,
Supt. A P. A.t John Dabmer, Mast. Car liep.—Gitm-
BBAL Office, 17 Brown 8t., New Orleans, La.
Neiv Orleans City and liaiie RR. Co. oper-
ates 54 miles of road, owns Too mulea and '^40 cars.— J.
A. Walker. Pres., W. K. Leverich, iS!K;.,F. Wintz, Supt.
Gbmkral Office, New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, Spanish Port and Lake
• Co.— Charles Schill, Pret., John Qlyuu, Jr., Stc.
A Treat., K 8. Tyler, /9i4»t.— Obmbhal Office, New
Orleans, La.
Orleans Street Rallivay Co. operates 10 miles
of road, owns 46 horiies, 96 muies and Si cars. iHree-
tore, U. Larqaie, 8. Hernshelm, B. Boenbay, R. Viosca,
F. Lisnongi, J. Ferran, G. fisnard.— H. Larquie, Pree.,
Supt. A P. A., P. CouKot, See. A TVecw.— Genebai
Office, White and Labari^ Bis. , New Orleans, La.
Sbreveport Street Hy. Co. operates 0.5 miles
of road, owns 14 horses and 3 cars.— Peter Yonrte*
Pree., Sec. A Supt.^QwMEUAL Office, 8breveport, Liu
St. Cbarles Street Rallivay Co. operates 16
miles of road, owns 960 moles and 61 cars. lHrector$,
Alden McLellan, Wm. H. McLellim. A. K. HroasseaB,
Benj. Miller, Henry Ellermanu. Occar Isuard, H. T.
Vennard, New Orleans, La.— Alden McLellan, Pre»„
Supt., Pur. Agt., etc . V. Kiviere, iSlse.— Gkkebai> 0»-
FiCBS, Carondeiet and Eightu 8t»., New Orleans, La.
STATB OP RIAlIfB.
Lenrlston and Anbnrn Horae RR. Co.
operates 7.5 mile* of ri>ad, owns 45 horses und 24 cam. —
F. W. Dana, i'rw., C. C. Corbeti, Sec. A Trrae., J. K.
Fairoanka, 8\tpt. — Gkmebal Office, Lc\viht«>u, Me.
Ocean Street RK. Co. owns l.*25 miles of road,
4 hor^es and 1 car. — W. R.Wood. Itee., IS. A. Newman,
Sec., Tnae., Supt. A P. ii.— Gbnbkal Office, 464
Congress 8t., Portlsnd, Me.
Portland RR. Co* operates 8.63 miles of roa<l,
owuM 154 hontes and 34 horse-care.— 11. J. Libby, Prea.,
E. A. Newman, TVeas., Qm Man. A P. A., Geo.
W. Scale, tfupr.— Gcnebai. Office, 481 Cangre»s at.,
Portland, Me.
STATB OP nARYLAND.
Raltlmore, Catonsville and Kllicoti)a
la Ilia Passeuffer Ry. Co. opeiaies 6 miies ol
road, owQs 40 liorseaaikd li cars.— T. C. Robbtns, Prea.,
W. W. Omdorir, ^i^ . B. J. D. Cross, TWo^.— General
Office, Pratt 8t. ana Frederick Ave., Baltimore, Md.
Raltlmore City Passenger Ry. Co. oper-
atet» 44.5 miles of roau, owns l.'^JOU hure>vs and 134 can.
Directore, Odeu Bowie, Gabriel D. Clark, Juckson Hol-
land, Wesley A. Tucker. Auauii Jenkins, George 8mali,
John isulgiano, Baltimore, Md. — Oueu Bowie, JFYss.,
Supt, A P. A., 8. L. Bridge, Sec., John Bolgiano,
Treftt., Boyer Parka, Jfa«f. Tr. Hep.. J. M. Blunddl,
MtuL Car Hep.--MEiiERAL Office, Baltimore and Cal-
vert 8ts., Baltimore, Md.
Raltlmore and Hall Springs RR. Co. op-
eraies 4.5 luilea of road, owus 68 horees and 14 earn.—
H. J. Keyser. Pre^., ilamvs F. Heywood, Supt.—QEit^
ebal Office, Baltimore, Md.
Raltlmore, PImlIco and PikcsTllle RR.
Co. operates 7 mileeof road, ov^iia 10 horrto, i mule
and 8 cars.— P. H. Walker, Pr^e. A P. A., Noah Wnlk-
er, Stc, Arthur Chenowith, Treaa. A Supt. -Qeskkaj.
Office, Pikesville, Baltimore Cunnty, Md.
Raltlmore and Poivbatan Suburban
Ry. Co. operates 6 miles or road, owns ^ horses
and 4 cars. IHreetore.B. Lsoy, T. A. 8eth, W. P.Webb,
R. B. Clark, K. D. F.eeman, Baltimore. Md.— E. D.
Freeman, Prea. A TWos., K. B. Clark, See., I. McKitrick,
Supt.^MMJnRAL Officb, 406 Laurens 8t., Baltimore,
Md.
'Raltlmore Union Paasenser RR. Co.
ope»aies It miles of road, owna ftitl h"rses and 41 uirs.
—Nelson Perln, Prea., B. J. D. Cross, Tieae., T. C. Rob-
bins, ififttpr.—OBMBRAL OFFICB, Baltimore, Md.
Central Ry. Co. opermles 5.5 miles (double trackj
of road, owns 183 borsss, )tt cara and :! sHeepers.—
Peter Thomson, i'/sf. A Oen. Man., Walter Blaklsioue,
Sec., Treaa. A P. A., Jas. Bunting, JUaat. Car Hep.—
Gbnbbal Office, Preston and Coustituilon 8ts., Bal-
timore, Md.
Citizen ■' Ry. Co. operates S6 miles of road.^cnn
860 horses and 40 csia,---4. V^. '^^Misavix Vt«».^Ne;,
S. M. CARPENTER, Prop. C. J. LANGDON, Sec'r.
FULTON FOUNDRY
MANUFACTURERS OF
Street Mmy Supplies,
CARPENTER'S
Pateil Tnri-Taliles M Transfer-Tallies.
OPEN WHEELS
WHEELS AND AXLES
Of all sizes fitted on short Notice.
Chilled Curve Rail, Turnouts, Switches, etc., etc. Blue Prints and
Bills Furnished on Application.
Send for Illustrated Catalogue. Address
FULTON FOUNDRY,
'm Merwin St, CLEVELAND, OHIO.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OP RAILWAY OFFICIALS— STREET RAILROADS. 246
Hammersley, Sec., Geo. V. Keen. Treat., C. C. Speed, *Cainbrldse Street RR. Co. ope-ates 56 miles
i9up^— General Ofpick, Reiiat St.. Bdltimore, Md. of road, oyrn^ 1,600 hones, 827 earn and 19 other ve-
HUtalaiidtown aod Holnt Brcexe RR. WcIm. ^IHrtctot^. Oibs 8. Browii. C. E Raymond,
Co. operates 12 milds of road, owns OB hones and 25 „ **^^*^^E: Swan, Kdmund Reardon. Samuel L. Montague,
car8.-Prancla Hazlehur*.t. Pre*., M. A. McCormick. Edwin Dresser, Israel M. Spelman, Carahndiie, Muss.;
See., William Selfridi{e. Treats., James Smith, Supt.^ Joseph H. Tyler, Winchester, Mtt.?s ; Prentit-H Cum-
General OFnca, Highlandtown, Baltimore Co., Md. "f''^?' ^™°<5",«- P*rker, Boston, Ma«s.; Henry T.
Woods Somerville, Mass.— PicntiHs Cunimlngs. /Vw.,
*Nortli Raltlmore Paewencer Rjr. Co. F. Pcrrln, Treat., Wm A. Bancroft, i^u;;/.— General
operates 31 miles of road, owns 400 hori^es and ft5 cars. Office, Cambridge, Mass.
5f^Kf2'''hinuA ^w^fjv^V^^^ •Charle. River Ntreet RR. Co. Consoll-
^itllll S?.S'*L'^«.^?^?^'^'^SJ ,^' ^i?""*'? Morton dated ulth the Cambridge Street KR. Co. October 1,
Stewart. Wm. H. Blackford, Wallace Kinir, Baltimore, luiui whirh iaa
Md.-Jas. L. McLane./VM. <*C?<n.irau,ThoB J.Wil- ^* . , «. * « ^ o ,. i #
son.^dc. C.Morton Stewart, r/«?tM.-GENERALOFFiOK, ^J*J5?"»' ^^IT*** ^^: ^?' °T?*. ^-^ '""^s of
McMechin St. and Mt. Royal Ave., Baltimore, Md. ^^^^ 81 h^ses, 18 cars and 1 other vehicle. Dirtcton,
Chas. B. Pratt, N. S. Liscomb, Hiram Fohes, H. S.
^People's Rjr. Co. operates 6.6 miles of road Seeley, Worcester, Mass. : O. H. Seeley, New York,
(double track), owu« 310 horse* and 88 cars. Direcf'^rt, N. Y.; G. F. Mellen, Fall River, Mass.— Charles B.
T. E. Hambleton, Jno. A. Hambleton, Jacob Hecht. P. S. Pratt, I*ret., H. S. Seeley, Sec. <t Treat., J. N. Akar-
Hambleton, Gostavus Ob«r, Wm. A. Home, Baltimore, man, ^/7f.— General Office, Worcester. Mass.
Md.; Acob Tome, Port Ddiwsit. Md.-T. B. Hamble- ^aet IHIddleeex Street Ry. Co. (formerlr
<SS' ^^rJ^^^ ^\^' ^C'^%i?f'"' o J*??'?* Stoneham Street Ry. Co.) operates 2 73 miles of road,
f^' W- iS-^'^ Oastayus Ober TrtM., C.H. Rob- owns 8i) horses and 11 carsT Extensions in progress :
erte, Matt. Tr.Bep.,Jnn Christopher, Matt. Car R«p. 3 miles T rail track, Stoneham to Woburn, Mi^.; 6
-Ge.seral Office, Clifton. Bilumore Co., Md. miles of Johnson girder rail in Melrose and Maiden.
Plmllco and Plke»Tlll«« Ry. Co. operates 6 Mass.: 8 mUos flat niil in Revere and S .ugus. Mast.
miles of road. Dlrectort, Wm. Thirlee, S. H.^aughE, DirecUirt, Amos F. Breed, Philip A. Chase, David H.
Dixon Walker^rank Causfhr, Baltimore, Md.; P? h! g;^««^>"» ^i*** ^ 5***?''^^""', ^**5y Lyman Dike,
Walker. Noah Valker, A. Chcnoweth. Pikesville, Bal- §.^"1*^™;, ^J*" i, ^"i* Hinckley, Woburu, Mass.;
timore County, Md.— Noah Walker. Sec, A. Chenoweth, Frank H. Monks, Brookllne, Mass.
Treat., Sitpt A P. A., Ed. Lutwig, Moft. Car A Tr. Fitchbarff Street Ry. Co. oneratos 3.26milea
.ffr;?.— General Office, Pikesville, Baltimore Co., Md. of road, owns 84 horses, V cars and 1 other vohiclea.
->,_,-„„_ .011 . J — H. A.W1111S, /Vw., H.C. Hartwell, iSec, B.P. Wallia,
^**rK K*^** ??; ^®" **fi*S^®rS^ miles of road. Treat., W. W. Sargent, Pur. Agt. A dupt.-QE^MRAi
owns 130 horses and 30 cars^-S. H. Tagggt, ^., A. OFFici, Fltchborg, Ma^.
D. Sanks, .9'iD^.— General Office, 5 N. HoUiday St., *.,, V «... U »» .n * «o >i s
Baltimore Md *#ilol»e Street RR. Co. opsratss 16 miles of
' ' road, owns 208 horses and 47 cars. Direclort, G. H.
STA.TE OF m.lSSACIIlTSETTS. Hawes, John S. Brayton, Andrew J. Borded. MiircasQ.
Aeuehnet Street Ry. Co. See Union Street »• Swift, Fall River Mms. ; Frank S. Stevens Swan-
j^y qq * sea, Ma«8.; Joseph A. Beanvais, Thomas B. Wilcox,
j[»w* «.* .»»««..» ^ * '^^^^ Bedford, Mass— F. S. Stevens, Pnt., John H.
«cfJ'**»"'^*®"'?*^«^"'*.**^o ^7* P^ RP*^«*2" Bowker, Jr., ^t/»f., Frank W. Brightraan, 7V^<w.. Mar-
0.85d miles of road. /)ir«<r<<;^, Greeley S Onrtis, Rob- c„g q 'b. Swih, ^w.-Genbral Office, Fall River,
ert II. 8rcven:K>n, Chas. L. Peirson, Henry L. Uiggin- ^ass
son. Geo. F. ChUds, Boston, Mass.— C. L. Peiri»on, ^' * «,. « «. ^ ' ..•/»- n
Pre^., Geo. F. Chllds, CtorJfc cfe TrtfO*. -Gemkral Of- /OloaceeterStreetRy. Co. operate? 4 0* miles
vrnR niixrfMi Maiu of rt>ad, owns 93 horses, 18 cars and 6 other vehicles.—
FicB iwsiou. jnaw. , i,^« m M. C. Fitch, iVw., F. W. Homans, Treas., D. 8. Prea-
Arlington Street RR. Co. owns 1.676 mUes gon. Sec., W. A. Strangman, A^p^.-General Office,
of road, wiiich Is leased to C*mbrid«e street Ry. Co. Qioncestijr, Mass. • ' ^
7>'rs{T<<>r/», John Schouler, Arlington, Miss.; George N. __ *..,
_, , „ . ^ *, >■ «. •• ^ «<. ^ Ira A. Abbott, John A. Gale, Haverhill, Mass.— J. B.
Rlack Rocks and SallebaryReacli Street yvvett. Prtt., John A. Colby, Sec. A yrea*.— General
Ry. Co. operates J.789 miles of road, owns djimmy- office, 8 Water St, Haverhill, Mass.
engine and 6 cars. 2>ir»;tor«, Harvey N. Shepard, Bos- *-•- V, ^«. «nn^ a n.-/^
ton, MsHS. ; Enoch T. Nortiicnd, Edward P. Shaw, !.?!«W*"?S*i':««* ^*- Co.-See Boston Con-
Moses M. Rorts, Newbaryport, Mass.: David Sanborn, wlidated Street Railway Company.
Salisbary, Mass. ; Wm. D. Northend, SiUem, Mass.— Holyoke Street RR. Co. opcra^ea 4 miles of
Harvey N. Shepard, Pret., Boston, Mas«. ; Enoch T. road, owns 55 horses and 18 cars. Direclort, W. A.
Northend, Supt., George Tllton, Clerk A Treat.— Chase, F. P. Goodall, J. A. Snllivan, G. K Dadlcr, C.
General Office, Newbaryport, Mass. B. Prescott, G. H. Smith. Holyoke, Mas;*.: S. G. Gay-
«Rrocktoii Street RR. Co. operates 11.462 *£[?. «• Sn^ith, South gadley Mass.-W. A. Chase,
miles of road, owns 140 horses, 33 cars and 18 other ve- ^'^'S^^i^^,^a\ ^J*^* ** m"^' "• B^ooka.
hides. Directort, William W. Cross. Brockton, Mass.; ** • ^' M. Smith af«p<. A Matt. Tr. iJe^).— General
Thomas Dana, Asa P. Potter, Boston, Mass. j C. W. Office, Holyoke, Masa.
Sumner, H. W. Robinson, Brockton, Mass.— Wm W. Hooeac Valley Street Ry. Co. operates 6
Cross, Pret., 0. R. Fillibrown, Treat., Horace B. Rog- miles of road, owns 85 horses and 8 cars.— Wm. B.
ers,i9ri/7^,J/'a«f. TV. i?^.,s/<;.— General UFPiCE, Brock- Baldwin, Pret., L. W. Cronkhite, Viee-Pret., S. P.
ton, Mass. Thayer, Sec, Chas. T. Beach, Treat., J. D. Hatnos,
Roeton and Ckeleea RR. Co. owns 4.116 ^r. ^(7<.. H. A. Fitzsimons. ifon^. J. Kincsley.^r^
miles of road. Leased to Middlesex RR. Co. and oper- Ow- Rep.- General Offic4, Wilson House, North
ated by the Lynn A Boeron RR. Co. JHrectort, W. W. Adams, Mass.
Wheildon, Concord, Ma8<«. ; R. E. Demmon.T. Q. *Loi¥ell Horse RR. Co. operates about Smiles
Bronne, Chas. B. Powers, Boston, Mass. ; Geo. M. of rtMul, owns 99 horses, 88 cars, 5 sleiehs and -i onmi-
Brookd, Estes Howe, Cambridge, Mass.; Bei^. H. Dew- buses. Direetort, W. E. LiTingston, James A. Chase,
ing. Revere, Mass.— W. W. Wheildon, Pret., John H. Lowell Ma.oB.: George N. Kennedy, W. G.Tracy, Syrs-
Studlcy, Jr.. Sec. A 7>sa«.— General Office, 27 Tre- cuse, N. Y.— W. B. Livingston, Pret., Geo. N. Kenne-
mont Row, Boston, Mass. dy, Viee-Pret., J. A. ChaM, Sec., Treat., Svpt,, P. A.,
•Roeton Consolidated Street Ry, Co. JJc-Genbral Office, 88 HUdreth Building. Lowell,
operates 43.938 miles of road, and 7.46 miles other Mass.
roads, owns 1,760 hones, 881 cars and 63 other vehicles. *Ijynn and Roston RR. Co. operates 49.398
—Chas. E Powers, Pret., Moodv Merrill^ Treat., John R. miles of road, owns 748 hones. 175 cars and 9 sleighs. A-
Stadluy, Jr., Atti. Threat , J. B. Rugg, Gen, Supt., J. H rectxn't, Amod F. Breed, Asa A. Breed, Philip A. Chase,
Srndley. /STabf.— General Opricz, Tremont Row, cor. Lynu. Mass.; Isaac Stebbins. William R. Pt-urmain,
Pemberton Sq., Boston, Maat. Chelsea, Maes.; William Spra^ue, John i<.<^^<L^'^Nsv^x&M
248 POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS-STREET RAILROADS.
P. Proctor, E. Francio Oliver, Boston, Ma^w.— A. P.
Breed, Fres., E. P. Oliver. See. tt Trta*., E. C. Poster,
Supt. & P. .4., v.. P Decatur, Ma«f. Tr. 7?<p.— Gisnbbal
OrFiCE, 13 Trcmont Row, Boston, MaM.
IVIalden and Melroae RR. Go. own9 8.88
milurt of road, which i8 leaeed to the Boston Coni<olidat-
ed St. Hy. IHreciora, Cliarles E. Power*. JnineH II.
McParlaiid. Linus M. Child, John H. Studley, Boston,
Matie.; MarcclluB Coxgaii, Maiden. Matw— tha». £.
Powen*, PreM. it Treat., J. H. McFarland, Sec.—QKV-
BUA1. OrricK, Tt Tremont Row, Boston, Masi*.
JPferrliiiark Valley Street RR. Co, opcTJitoji
5 H m.lfS of r 'jkI oamm 1 7 hor.Mef and 20 earn. JHrerforfs
Williaui A. RiikihjII, A W. Muarns. Hezekiah Plnmmer
I^awruncc. Mnsa.; .Univa Walton. Mvthnen, Maui).;
John A Wilny, North AndoTcr, Ma«9.— W. A. Ru^dell,
IVw., J. U. Eaton. *c., JYeis. <fc P. A., A. N. Kimball,
Supt. <k Mcut Tr. .8^.— Gknkbal Office, Lawrence,
Masfl.
^nietropolitan RR. €0. operates 71.41 rollenof
road own** 8,813 horae^, 664 earn. ^ omnibuses and 24
Btvigh^. 7^2r'Ctor«, Calvin A. Richards, William Hen-
dry, William A. Rust, Stei)h(>n R. Nile-, ThomaH Dana,
Anguatu*} P. Martin. Edward O. Shepard, BoMton,
Ma»!S.; Dexter N. Richards. Brookllne, Mass.; Liberty
Big^'low, Melrose, Mas*.— C. A. Richards, 7V»*., Wm.
P. Harvey, .S«?., Chas. Boardmau. Treas., J. H. Ran-
dall. Mivt. Tr. 72«/).— Gknbual Office, 16 Kilby St.,
Boston, MaHS.'
•middleiiex RR. Co.— See Boston Consolidated
Street Railway Company.
*Plaanikeac Street RR. To. owns 27 miles of
road, and operates 7. 78 miles of other roads, owns 275
horsein, 80 cars, 5 omnibu^eit, 16 9*leighs and 12 other
Tohlcles. Dire^.rtore. Chail>s OilcU. William Mack,
Henry Wheatland, Nathan Nichols. John M. AnderiK)n,
Salem. Ma^:).: Chariot C. O Thornton, Boston, Mass.;
Rufns H. Brown. Peabody. Ma^f.— Charhn* Odell, Pree.^
Willard B. Ferguson, mupt db P. A., Henry Wh<-8€-
land. Trtffpf.. Joseph P. Hickey, Sec., Edward A. Soule,
JCiuL Tr. Hip., Prank A. Evit's. Matt. Car Jiep.—
OsNERAL Office, 2:^3 Bmcx St., Salem, Mat-s.
Natlck aii4 Cochltnate Street Ry. Go.
operates 8.2 mi Oi of road, owns 17 horses. 7 cars and |
6 other vehicles. JHreciore, Harrison Harwood, Prank
H. Hayes, J. O. Wilson, Chas. Hook, O. A. Pelch,
Natick, Mass ; Wm. H. Bent, Ooo P. Keep,Cochituate,
Mass.— Harrl!*onHar wood, P/v»., Frank U. Hayes, See.,
Wm. H. Bi'nt, 7Vm«., Geo. F. Keep, Supt.—QzssRAi.
Office, Natlck, Mass.
*Ne«r Redford and FalriiaTen Street Ry.
Co. See Union Street Ry. Co.
*Neivbiiryport and Ameabnry Horse
Ry. ^'O. own!* and operates 6.67 milea of road. Direc-
tors, Charles Odell, W. B. Pergus-m. J. M. AndertK)n. •
Salem. Mass.; Geo H. Steven*, Newburypon. Mttt>s.;
B. Riplev Sibley. Amesbnry. Mass.; Harvey N. Shepard, '
O. C. G. Thornton, Boj»ton, MaM.— Charles Odtll,
Fre^., Salem. Mass.; Geors^e H. St-vens. Cierk, \. G.
Reynolds, Trecu. —Okhkrkl Office, Newburyport,
Hms.
Northampton Street Ry. Co. operates 8.2
miles of road, owns 35 horse.s, 9 cars and 8 other vehi- 1
eies. Dir^ctftrt, Oscir Edwards, M. H. Spanldinsr, J.
L. Warriner, J. C. Hammond. E. C. Clark. Northamp- ,
ton, Ma««^.— Oscar Edwards, /»/¥*., E. <\ Clark. Supi. A
Treae., M. H. Spuuldlnji^, <!itoc.— General Office, North- >
ampton, Masti.
North l¥obnru Street Rt. Co. operates 4.82
miles of roid. owns 27 horses and 9 cars. JHrectarit,
Amos P. Breed. Elwln 0. Poster, Lynn.. MasiH.; John
X. Harlow, BenJ. Hinckley. Gilnian P. Jones, Wobnrn, I
Mass.; Prank H. Monks, Brookline. Maas. j
Pittsllelil florae RR. Co. -In prozre's : no
farther informaiion.^GBNSBAL Offioe, Pitt»flold,
Mass.
Salem Street Ry. Co. owns 7.79 miles of road,
which is leaned to Naumkeag Street Railway Co. Dl-
t^-Mrit, Benjamin W. Russell, William Mack, Henry
Wheatland. Samuel P. Andrews, Zlna Goorlell, Salem,
Ma^s.— Benjamin W. Rn^seli. Free.. William Mack,
Trei^., Henry Wheatland, C^jk.— Gbxeral Offiok,
331 Essex St., Salem, Mass.
•a.i*.M **^A Dan vera Street Ry. Co. operates
^Nul, owna 117 horses, 24 can and other
vehicles. Dlreetors, Benjamin W. Raesell, Geo. W.
Williams, S. E. Peabody, Thomas H. JuhoMon, Z. A.
Gallup, A. L. Huntinj;i6n, .Salem, Mass.; Charh s H.
Gonla. Oeor^ W. Pi^ke. Danvers, Mass.; Jacob C.
Rollers. Peabodf. Mass.— Benjamin W. Rnssell, JFVy*.,
George A. Vickery. Ssc. d-. Trens., David N. Cook,
filtfpt , P. A.. «te— General Office, 96 Washington
St., Sal m, Mass.
Komerville Horse RR. Co. owns 5.435 miles
of nmd, lo:is> d to and operated by the Boston Consoli-
dated Street Ilailwav Company. Direeiore, Samuel K.
spwall, Mtlrof-e, Ma«s.; R<uben E. Demmon, Jno. H.
studley, Jr., Charhs E. Powers, Boston, Ma.«8.; Joslah
o. Bennett, Somerville. Mass.— Samuel E. Sewall.
A-^M., Melrose, Mass.; John H. Studley. Jr.. Treas. A
Clerk, Boston. Mass.- General Office, 27 Tremont
Row, Boston, Mas-s.
South Ronton Street Ry. Co. owns 18.22
miles road, and un?.* *..i«i miles track c»f other roads,
owns 956 horses and tK6 cars. Directors, Benjamin
Dean, C. H. Hcnfey, N. J. I*ust, Ezra H. Baker, Henry
H. Pay, Boston. Msfs.; M. Anaj^os, Fiancis James,
South'B iston, Mass.— 0. H. Hcrrsey. F*ree..E. H.Baker,
iTr<»- /V<;«., Daniel C<M)liriep, Snjtt.. M. Anspnos. Sec. C.
B. Cnmminps, Trea*.. E. G. Harridan, M(Uft Car R^.
—General Office, 716 Broadway, South Boston, Maes.
*Sprlng:fleld Street Ry. <?o. owns four lines in
SpriuifAeld, airSTogatinj^ 8.17 m.l.'s. owrs 114 horses, 28
earn and 12 other vehicles. IHnctore. John Olmsload,
O. M. Atwaier, C. L. Covell, James Rirkham, Gideon
Wells, Sprlnsrfleld, Mass.— John Olmstend, l*r(s. A P.
A.. P. E. Kins:, SupL, A. E. Smith, 7Wu«.- General
Office, 1 Main St., Springfield, Ma^s.
Sunset Street RR. Co.— Constniction in prop^.
ress; no further intbrniation.— General Office. Pitts-
field, Mass.
* Taunton Street Ry. Co. operates 4.09 miles
of road, owns 41 horses. 14 cars, 3 sleighs, 1 ploagb. 1
water-car and 1 leveller. IHrectortt, Henry G, Reed, A.
J. Barker. Wm. C. Loveriug, Wm. H. Phillips, Henry
M. Lovering, P. J. Pcrrin, H. W. Church. Chas. Fiwter,
N. H. Skinner, S. N. Staples, Tannion, Mass.— Wm C.
Lovering, Pres.. Geo. C Morse. Supf. , Henry M. Lover-
ing, Treae., Orville A. Barker, Clerk, Taunton, Mass.
Union Street Ry. Co. operates 18 miles of roadt
owns 800 homos and 61 cars. Directors, Wm. W. Crapo,
Andrew G. i'ierce, J. A. Bcauvais, Chas. H. GilTord,
Chas. E. Cook, Abbott P. Smith, Samuel C. Hart, New
Bedford. Mass.; Weston Rowland, Pairhaven. Mas.s.—
Samuel C. Hart, Pree. cfc Oen. Man., Andrew G. Pierce,
TrfOJt., A. P. Smith, CferX*.— General 0>fice, New
Bedford, Mass.
Waliham and Nenrton Street Ry. Co. op-
erates 3.33 miles of road, owns 20 horsos, 8 cars, 2 om-
nibuses, and 3 sleighs. JJirectixre. R. E. Robbins, Bos-
ton, Mass.; G. E. Alien, West Newton, Mas^s.; G. L.
Almv. p. Buttrick. C. M. Bodge, H. P. Sheiman, Geo.
H. Shirley, L. C. Lane, Henry Bond. Walfham.Masa.—
R. E. Robbins, Pren., Boston, Mase.; Henry Bond,
Su^t., Treae, A Clerk, Waltham, Mass.
l¥lunisimmet Street Ry Co. owns 1.956 miles
of road, which is leased to the Lynn and Boston Street
Ry. Co. Directors, William R. Pearmain, Chelsea,
Mass.; Thomas P. Proctor. Kdward Ru^^cll, E. Francis
Oliver, Boston, Mass.; Edward R. Cogswell, Cam-
bridge, Ma^H.— William R IVarmam. Pre^., ('helsea,
Mass.; E. Pram is Oliver, Treat. A Clerk, 13 Tremont
Row, Boston, Mass.
♦l¥oroester Street Ry. Co. owns 7 miles of
road. 142 horses, 2S cars, and 5 trleighs. Directorn,
O. F. Mellen. Pall River, Mass.; Geo. H. Seeley.
Nathan Seeley, New York, N. Y.; Geo. McAleer, H. S.
8e-ley, Worcester. Mass. — Geo. H. Seeley, Pres.,
Natulan Seeley, I'Jrtf./VM., H. S Seeley. Trmn. <fe CUrk,
J. N. Akarmaa, Gen. SupL, J. Sholos. ifoMf. Car Hep.—
General Office, Market St., Worcester, Mass.
STATE OF miOHIGAN.
Arcadia and Retaey River Train RR.
Co. owns 6 miles of road.
Rattle Creek Ry. Co. operates 2 25 mPes of
road, owns 18 Worses and 5 cars.— A. J. While. Pret.,
H. U. Brown, Vice-PreA. & Treas.. Cha-. E. Thomas,
Sec., John A. White, /^u/;^— General Office, Battle
Creek, Mich.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS— STREET RAILROADS.
Bar CUr RB. <
PTitei 31 ID
.DdS-ioae-hnrii
8.D.Uill> , ,.
Willli, MiH far Rip. -
Lamed »i , Diiralt, Mich.
Detrull Tmialt Co. u<td> 1.S7 mllsa of ton.
•Biaal KBslnaw Slrsel RB. C«. opermUi S.IS
mllri of rniid. nwni it Iidihi Kod 1i cuTI. Dirtctori,
, W. J. ButoD, J. B.
"■ ill.— W. J. Buiton.
J, Biruiii, Mpf. 4
nolVwd, I 0. a. Goodrich. Sk.. ite., V. W. Hirrick. TVcai.,
hanu uid D. W, Sharp. 3apt., C. F. llattnvg, .P. A.—Q*st»^t.
OrriCK, Uliuapolla, Minn.
•St. Fanl CItT Bv. Co. operatsi BO milsa at
road, ownt 418 hornci. sBl molo* and 128 can.— Oln«-
tori'. Thou, l-iwrj, Qni. B. lUtrlp.D, C. Slmiiard.TBwi.
~ Wilson. Mlnne.polli-, Mlna.—TbonHui Lf- - '^--
[>., H. W(l«on, Vta-Ftet.. A. Z '
Par. Agl.. Kiiii
I. Z LevKi
'u>(. rr. Refi.. Joa. Toinp-
W. II. Uarl, B. ^agluaw. Ulch.-
. V. H. Hart. .'^.. -^ - - ' "
.— OaNKHAi. OFrii
'<'.',v.'ii'ni,ti.".^:. ±1^.'.
'iaNKHAi. OFricB, Kaat Ai
X tVarne aud Blmwoad BR. Co. op-
. . .. Vliav RH.iiril Kanlfr H. H. (Ii '
a. M. Pen
IVInoma Cllf i
lathe"
1. C. H I
(. Youii
;. 11. Porn
ard Kaiitcr. a
f.. L. Mart
Blver B(]
, n-im JSOIi<
W. b.lkj, be'ti
i Br. Co. opcniOT A
I uiid 15 dirr«. Diretton,
w. Uivid BruuwD, Chia.
-Jo.. Dallej,
r. Sk. 4 ..Inl. 7>au., Chu.
Winona, Minn -B. II. LinElcry Pift.. F.
Fice-Pres , U. II. Poflrr, "-- • -"-- - '
— Gi^EULOrFicI, Wi
8TATB OP HISSISSIPFI.
meridian Street BallMrar Co. oporatca i.m
Dillos of mail, ciwiia e miiisi niid i can. ilw'ora,
J. J. Simmon. J. L. Handloy. J. S. Solomon. Goo. 8.
Corort, B V Cmeron. A. A.Dilkhay.R..M.Jloi
'l Orrici, Meridun,'^!
_. ...L. Kolhoiihorg, MrrldKa,
Pra., J. L. llandlaf, Vln-Pm.
SK., L. Kolhanburg;, TViiu.—
*Graiid Baplda Blr«et I
IM I milca or rouu. owni 1« Doraee
Blcan>andMotn«Ti!hlclea. Dire
r ir.ifAa a*»....i ibTArSA.. .r II i^
■'■PfM..I M. W.-alou,a-i...;,0.
Bavirr. 3ap{. ± P. A.. D. Ctnph
B. Hurlhui't. JTiif. Car Bt?.-
JackaoB Clt* Ballirar Co. »p«rat«4 mllei
nrroa'l.n~n<4Shanw< and 11 can. -Hiram E. Bmllb.
Fra . iUiniu-l llop.i-ell, Xtc. * Trea' . Haorj' U. 8mliJi,
laJU h
'B and S other ir*.
'. P-v..., S-r.. mat.. tlc.B.Stl-
OrricE, Bn lun, St. Loiila, Ho.
I BR. Co. oueratua 8 mile* of
KalBtnasoa S
RalllTHr Co. opera
man. Vic P«.,. ioho'
. Tr^O'.. J. W. Boynt
nimkezon Rallvrnjr Co. n
)• Si h<
. Nirn!-. Charlr
Ch.;ymiiTi, ChM. I'am.mB, Geo. E. Lglihliin. Edward
Whiiaker. Kobtrt McCalloch, Si. Loiii". M» — CharJca
Paraona, Pra.. Rohett McCullith, ritf.l'ra.. Ae.,
Treai. A Siipl.-QcimAt. OrricB, SI. Lool», Mo.
CartliasB CUj Balln-ar <'■"• oparataa «.ll
mik-a of ron^. own>l3 mulea and 3 car.'.-K. K. Powell.
Pi'i., 3. A Miichvll, Tniu., J. W. Oronnd, Ste. <t
S>i0.—iitnKaM.UrrKB. CaTliiai<e, Mo.
•Caas Avenuo and Pair GrDnnd BB.
Co. operatea D.E mllea oF lOud, 0Wo9 TH) horan. SO
miilei and 3« oar. Dineton: J. H Walsh, Edward
Wnlih. Q. A. Hadlll, Wm, U. Curlia. Jamei [iampber,
O. A. Fink-lbilrull, 31. Loula, Mo.— J. a. Wal.h. A*«.,
Jamca Campber. "■ - • ~ "■ - ' "' ' "-
^H/d.— Oencrjl OrrioE.
Port Huron Slrei
bucn, Pra.. J. R. Wa^t^-I
KHiiOrricE, rormuron
SaKliaw Siraet Bl
m. Joaepb •
Br.Co. r
midea and
I. Supl.-
■Citlzeu*' Br- Co.
woa via hone^. IMI mulea i —
'rii.. Qw. Kahnfold, Sm. <C Trtaf.. Thi
'tipl..J.Vock,Miut.CarH>p.—Osr— '
mltea ot K
ad Beaton Hai
-ji-'c. Boma«7*%i°
Cltlzeaa' Br Co, operatea 5,5 mllt-a of road,
owns M boraea, M mulu. aud 10 cara.-~B. f. Hobart,
Pra.. A, M. LoniwaJI, 3k. <t Tr/at.. V. B. Sinlm,
aupt.—QCKSKAl, OrFica, SprlugHald. Mo.
-Clllaena* ntreel BR. Co. op-raiea 9.TJ milM
or roul. ownaBd mukaond It uri.— C. C. Bumaa, Pnt.,
J. A. Corb^. UK., S A. Walker. Trial.—" '
'rand; SI
H. Joa.j
Trtif. if Sn
8TATB OP MINNESOTA.
It Rail war Co. oiieraUB 8 m)lo>
■Onliilli Sire
of road, own* n h' ..
ton, Samoel IIIII, Thai
Onli'an. DuUuli. Minn',
•on, rvx-Pr-f., A. S.
IIoopcB, Supt. S P.
■IHIuaeapolla S
Frederick Avenue BR. Co,
/Vm., J. A. Corby, A*,, S. A. Walker, Tr/a:,
Otven. ^upf., J, A. CitIit, Ui.i. J/at.— QaHBH
riCK. 511 Piancla SI., SI. Joaaph, Mo.
Grand Avenue Rr- Co, operate
-Samuel Hill. Phi.. T. P. Wil
Ch»», 3m. 1* Tnai , T. W.
A.— QiNiRiL OrricE, Dolnlb,
•Mora, Thonui Lowrr. Clinton Muniwn. C. O
idrlch, W. W. Herrlck, E. W. Henick. HiBnaanilla
n.— Thomai Lowrjr, i'rM.,C. HonUoD, Vict-Frt.,
mile* of
Ira, M-
rrclori. C, F. Mora*. J, 8. Kord, Walton H. Holmoa, i!.
Y. Holmra, Jaa T. thoriiloo, J. L. LoihU'. Uaule] B.
< Hiilmea, Victor B. Bnek, O. P. Dleklnaoo, Kanaaa City,
Mo.: C. B. Coltlnc, Boaton, Ma-s.: P. A. Cba»fl, Llaii,
MflSi.— W. H. Hnlmea, Pra.. B. V. Buck. Flw-ftira,
I D. B. Holme*, 5«. * AUj/.. O. P. DlckloHJb, Tnat.,
" ~ " ■ ajp/., Knlgbl and Botitecoii,fflij»., Thoa.
id.. Thoa.
uCltj, Mo.j.
\^^'!^-
POOE'S DIllECTORT OF RAILWAY OFFIcaALS— STREET RAILROADS.
UanDlhal SIrrct Ry, To. o;ierU»
llnlititbil. Mu.-U.
rn, He., lYtat., tic.
•SAnthorn Rr. Co. nprnts* IS.X nii1«* nf nwd,
iwni lflShor»r». 118riiilo-«iid*T™r».— E. H, nolciMii.
F^M.. J. S. Minurj. ■■^■- * Ttna., W, L Jolir»'in, P. ,
.- 4..._j r. L OrricB, Omju SI.,
Xeflemon Avenne Rv, Vo.-X, M. Gl
Pr>*,. C-bai>. K. Dlcki-un, ,W.. J. Hcalllo. Ol.
-^EHCHAL OrPii-E, St. Lnuls, Ho.
Joplln Sireet Railway To, nuFratco B mtln ^'c,,
- — -■ ~ - ~~' -' ■ --t-.^r. B. f^rveuir. 1rL„'
Orrici. Jn|>1ln.)«o.
r. ti Ai/if.— OzNEiui.
■ Cllr fable Rr> To, rip»nit«B S milet
Prr:. _, „. _
—QiiNin*!. OFricE, Mjiilh aiHl Wiiibln;(ian eu., Kan
HB City. Ho.
Kbrub rllr and Wratport !llr«cl RR.
Co. apcnitcK ATS mllua ur road, ukuk in bomen, SGviin
and 4 oihiT v.'liicloii. IHnrivr'. C. P, Mnme, J, 8,
Ford, Walion II. iloliuM. C. V. niiltne*. Jas. F. ThoiH'
ton. Wm. II. LnrM. D«iii..| B, Ilulmw. Vlr.iorB.KncK,
Bobl. OUlhJim, Kaaw <;iiT, Mi>.-C. P. Mor-e. ly.t.,
Walion H. HolniM. Hw /V*'.. thiniel B, Ilolmw, Sn.
*Altv..-M» P. Thornlnn, Tr-ni..C.¥.n<i\mig,a«pl..
Knlihl anil Bonlpcon. Kng:. Tho«, J, Fry. Avd.. Tho«.
or Broailway, 8'rLool«, Mo. '"
SpiincffleM Railway t'o. Em CIIIkih' Rv.
o. uT SDrincllrld, Mo.
TaiT«r GraT« and Larnyette RR. Ca.
-Cliss. Green, 'ft**.. Jiihii Milinney, See. <f
Pairlck Sbca. Sapi.-AimtKU. Orrics, 1,810
^..«'e.. SI. Lonlf, Ho.
n *Vnlaii Drpot RR. Co. oiH-nle> IS milra of
Md. owns 37G borec- and » can.-J»liii ScnlliD, TYh.,
:^. M.RwimRn, Vim-Prti.. iu. H Roach, Aiyl.— Gbk-
Iblrd SI, and Onii<l Ave., Kaiuoii Citj, Mo.
Kanaaa rityand Roacdale Rj. Co. (owned
and opernU'd li]- Ihn Mrlropullun Slrci't Ry. Co.J otht-
■Ua S mllet of tnid. owiim 10 ninle> uid 10 om.— C. P.
tiexInKloa Xireel RR. €o. nw ralua 1.S milea
or mad, t>wn< 8 miiles and 1 cara.— W. II. Ewiuu, Jobn
C. YoDiii; and A. II Lord. Pmjirfcrorj.-OBSIKAi. Or-
TicI.Leilniclnn. Mn,
O ■LIndell Street Ry, Co. opcratai 10 mile* nf
PMd, awni »» h"r«es and B.1 ciirt.— .lobii II, Maion.
P<¥>,. Oeo. \V. R^iuinhnff. S-r.. fi Tmu.. I. C. Ltewcl-
lyn, Oen. Supl.—OsmsRi^i. OrpiCK. 3i. Lod1>. Uo.
::. F. Mor»«, P»<i..
. J. MrCnny, Si.
Uiibit St., SI. I^nnix. Uo.
Moand rltyRR, To, opi^nleiR milea nf road.
owu» IM horn-.- iinrt SS caw —John Scnllfn. Pr/t , C.
M. Si.'aniaii.a)'!;. lE TVriu.— Gemual Orrici, St. Louid,
*, Uo,
Union BB. 4'o, open
«4 mnl'B. K> howf. and 7S
il. Mornn, 8upl . J.T " "
nilloHof mad, owni
-J. S. W»l,b, Pitt.,
0, yiei-Pitt., C. K.
Jerironi-, J/o*/. Car Rrp.—
sntb Ave., m. Lonli, Hu.
■n\w S mtlea or road, owna
, Bt Joarpb, Ho.
STATE OF nONTANA,
Helena Slreet Ry. Co. operate* i n
nBd,own> IQ bonea and S can. -(.'tiap. W. C
4va., L. A. Willier, Stc d Tyciu.— Oinbhal I
A. L. Gnen, .<«.. John Kili', Trtai , Itrd. Socenaun.
Sapt.—OssKKiL OmcK. BsaLrica, N'uli.
■ l.lncoln KIrcet By. Co. oii>Tslea 13 milra of
riftd.oHiiBlflOboraeaandmnleaandiK'CBM.-J.W. Dew-
•■ert. Prri., C, J. Ererc. Stc. *. Treat., VI. R. Cartnt,
,Sup<.— OiMiRAI. OFrici, Lincoln, Neb,
•Ontataa Horse Rr. To. oneratea 14.3 milea ot
mad. owns £rs bnrai^i, £5 tniilea Rod <] earn. Dirtclon,
Frank Murphy, Cny C. Bmrou, 8. M. U. Clark. W. W.
Mar^h, W. A. Smith. Ornnhs, Neh.-Frauk Miirphv,
7'™,,0nyC, BarUin. llft-Pr/t., J. K. Vnihar. lin;..V,'.
W. MarHi. Yrwi... W. A, Smlib. ftui-l.. etc.— Qbhkkai.
Omcz, 1 J04 F.mh.m St., Omaha, iii-b.
Wyniore and Bine Sprluca Ry. Co. opoi-
(ihklf. IMrK'or: JobaB.R^mM: Ben, Beyn.ilda,
i'yniore,Nch.-johnH, H»ynolUj./VM'„H«u Kejnolria;
Tce-Prtt., R, P, Hejnnld», Jr„ Sec . Treiii. * /', A.,
nenb Baanian Shp(. * Hatl. Tr. it Car Pep.—QxK-
Peoplr'a City Railway Co. SeeCltlzenB'
Co. or Spiini^eid. Mo.
•aU IionlB RII. Co.—C. Peper. Prft., F
Jiinnlnsii, &,■, ,fc Treai.-dF.scB^L Orrioa, Bt. L<
Mo,
M. I.anla Table and Wei
operated it raliivar ro^,u%rns40 ca
" — ■■ " ' ' — "- • "•- -u.—atiiatALOm
iiclori. Oeortre Fcrrald, Howard A. Dodge, ae<irte D,
1 -imming, Frunk W, Holt. Ccmcgrd, N, II ; Paul R.
ilnldtir, V. Concord. N. U.: J, C, I'uraon. Pcnocook,
_ __ _ _ ■ - ., K. C.
n, Jfcul.
. S. H.— HOBfH Hnmpbny, /"tm., .l-pl. .f P .
Hoag, &e.,H, J. Cripptn, jyTni-., B. F. Shcrbo
/v. ftrv.-OssEiLU.0rncK, Concord, N. U.
Iierslea S.6 mllPB or
900 bor.e- 1
jSrM.,'R B JemiitiKi. Sec^'i Tnat.-
8t. LouIb. Uo,
RB. Co, opente* S mIlea of
B.C«.
Dover Hnrae BB, Co.
v. J. Smltb, 3ec.. Harrteoa Hniey,' Tno.
;irrici, Dovar. ». U.
Lavonla and l.al[eTIIlBce Hon
ipentes 1. 14 mllee ot road, owna Sn hni>«,
> other TebldoB. Dindon. Albert G. Ful>i>ni, CbarlB*
h. Buaiel. SylvealerS, Wlnln,J, P, lluii'hlDBOD. Sam-
lelB. Smith, Daniel A. Tilion.lAConU.N. 11.; ftamnel
:; Clark. Lake Village, N. H -Albert O, Fnleom,
PW..J. P. Hntchlnaoii. 3e>^, Edmnud l.lllle. rrmtt.,
a. B. KenletoD, JfoM.— GuiiBaLOrpicE|Laconka,N.B.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS— STREET RAILROADS.
nancta«*t*r Horai
mileiolroad. owna 41 taoi
Ssmnel N. Bell, Fred. 8m;
BB. Co. opontM S.7I
lioblnwm, Edward Tan HonUn, E. T. Bell. B. Ko-
malne.PatorKin.N.J.; Win. O. lieDowell. New Ynrlt,
N. Y.-Oarrel PJanUr, Prti.. G.A. Hobait. Fice-Fm.,
A. A. Wilcox. Sic., V- Ronnlnt. Tretu. i H .l.-M.
PfKiKTsw. Supl., tte.— Qriiitul Orricii, tl Biondwa;,
Z'ti. S!" '
■kiia *trevt Br. Gs, onrrttc* t mMrit of
nii'Da n honva ■n't t cara.-J, A. Spalding,
B. t). Barnes, *c , Ir« F. H»n-i", 7>«i . Q. K.
ward. Pur. Ait. * Supl. -Gtszaj^x. O»Fi0i.
Urn St , Kaahut, N. H.
STAXR OF NEW JERSBV.
lanllc Cllj Bt. Co.— Fira Barllolt, Sac., W.
irtleic, 7>«u.— QENEBAi. OmcE, AUaullc CilT,
Paleran
mll«> at roan, m
John N. Terhoni
Sherwood. Bjien
hnwe T. Elna.
Pi'i.. E, S. Bro«
M Itonai and 10 ri
Camden and Atlantic fllrerl
eralH S.K mllai or nnd. ono) 100 mnli
M-m. L. Elklni, nv>., Wm. J. Seosll, 1
Zlmmarman, Stc, W. Tsylor. ?>■««.. W
nr. Co.
9 and 18 ui
m. N. Bann
., AmbroM T. King, />.-■. ^g(„ n/c-
9 Flnl National ^K Bnlldtng, Pat-
nla Ferrjr Br. Co, operates 3 S mile* of
no«, Camd™, N. J.; benrj HcKeen, Jr., 1
—Thomas A. Wilson, Prfi.. Wlllinr F. Rase,
llnod, Trtoi. A ^uM.—OiNiiui. OrvicE, 1,1
Ave . Camden. H, J,
•CHr Ballwar ««■ openUSi
owns TOhorwa. Smules and It cars.
I Phil II pub umh HoFH Bt. r«. operates SIS
. I mileii of road, owns IS horjes and 4 cra.-Danlal
Rinikle, Prii., .lames W. Loni. Ac. A IVvw.— QSH-
r EHiT. Orrrci, Fbilllpebnrgb, N. i.
' •Trenton florae BR. €o, operates 4 mlie* of
' rrtiul nwn4 AILhniw^A snil ]l» rnrA — l.ewiaPerrlne, JV^.,
.a S. Monla,
n. Wm. n. Skirm, H. B. Howell, Cba».
DiTfrtori. Adam
—n^Atii! u&K'ii, rirM., ■> ju. u. oitii uj. Vief^PrtM, A P.
* , H. B, Howell. 3a.. Chas, T, Barnford, Treat.. L.
I. Creeee. MomI. Tr. A Car flm.— Oenehu. Orrici.
lOr. From and Green SU.. Trenton, N. J.
•Cape Mar and 8chellenBer>a Landlns
t BB. Co. <
nd S cars.-
1. V\ct-Pm
Wbnrton. Pre,.. Thoe, H.
- -,,,.., 8e!fridi[e.*^.,K.H.Tay.
lor. Supt. -QmTajA. Orrioa. Cape flajr, N. J.
Ellsabrtli and Newark Horee BB. Co,
J«'ohDaTi«. A«. (t TreMrJobnT-'prlchard ™*
^up/.-OBHEHtLOrnciE, »1 Broad St.. Eilmlwth, N. J.
•KMrx Pail Bj. Co, operates 81 mllea of road,
rwn- TO! bor»e» »od Iffl can. -a. 8. Batllii, Prn.. F. T.
KIrk. S"i. A T-'-i; H, K, Totteii. Si«rf.— OlBEiii.
Ofpicb. 781 Broad 8t.,NewBrlt, N.J.
■JeraerCltrand BerK'u BR. Co, operMe* ,
!1 h.lle> orrood,' wns 491 aor?<;a and 7» urs.-C^as. B. '
Thurslon. Pivi., Wm, K^enev, Via-Prn.. W>rn.n n
Dcnnia. ,»k,. C. B. Place, fn'ii.. Thomus M
Sitpl.-OMSttiii. Ornct, 1 Eiebiago Pli
City. N, J.
Kenarh and Bloomfleld BB, C
Battln. Pra.. W,L, Mulford,
STATS OF NBW TOHK.
Albanr Bj. Co. operates 19.925 mllee of load,
oH'iie :»! borse* and M can. Blfriori. A B. Bank*,
T. J. Cowell. Hicbael Deleliantj, William n, Johnson,
Prujn, Joseph" T°1llee? S, W' Rn'fendalp, 'phllip Tea
l^mlani P,"pre"tlce, 'New YmkrN,' Y.— J^V.n' W^
McNamara, Prti.. 7rfiu. A ShjU., Hubert C, Prayn,
Vki-Pra.. James H, Uannin;, Src.. Wm, W, DcddId,
CaiMer. S. S. Fssnelt, Aat. Supl.. J, X Murphj. Ae-
eotmlant, Wm, Walsh, Afar'. Tr. Xfp.. John Kenn-dy,
Hail. Car Sep., Wm, FInipin. Sup'. <^ StaNa.-Qni-
EHA!. Ownct, 8 North Pearl St., Albany, N, Y.
AmfetCTdam Street RB, ro.owne I.SJG milei
nfroad. lOhoraes, Scamandiolberiehlelea, learcd M
and operated hr James B, Bnril. Dirtclon, Heprr
Herricli, TlaTld Cady, L, L, Gardiner, Da»ld W.
Shaler, Martin L, Bloter, James H, Bronson, Stephen
flandfcitd, 0«»r F. Kelenn, Willis Wendell, Gardiner
Read, Jan
LfftoQ KB, Co, opcratea
_ . iTortee and »! r*™,— 8. 8,
Biittin, Prti.. W, L, MiiKoid. S«„ H. F, Totien, 8<tiA.
— Genbr*!. Orrici. 786 Broad Si,. Newark, N, J,
Newark^ ftoiitb Oranxet Ferrf 8tr*ei
ne . Jin
t Place BB. Co. ot
nnd Haniit___
of mad. owns SS honsea and 3T can, ,
Pru., rredorlck Aduu, Via Pi v., Andrew Railei, Sie.,
Joseph Craqiil. Treat.. Andrew RadeJ. Kujil. A P. A.—
Oemebal Omci, South Orange Ara. and Sonth Nine-
leenlh St., Newark, N. J,
'North HDdeon Conailr Br, Ca, operate*
11,75 miles of horse and IX mile* of elevated road.
H, Bonn, Pm
F. J, Mallorr
I, Supt.—Qai
Ste.. T. Hltbel Trmt.,
.BAL Orrici, Hobokeo,
Orance and Newark BR. Co. ope
'sbS:
,.£"ss„%'zjfai„%rsx
a miles or
t. John H.
ad, having an ag^^te mlleajre ol
Brootlrn. to Jamaica, L, 1,, 1" leejed lo
KB, Co, ltiilsooiknse3flhnnes,3^Ici
vehlclea, Z«rKWr«. William Klchardac
Bchroeder, Newhery H. Frott, Wm, A
Soydam. Ben]*mln>, Tracy, Samnel 1
il.Tllrby, Honry Meyer, William P. Ke , ...,
Storrf, John O Jenkins, W. J, Hlfhardson. Brooklyn.
N, Y.— Wm, Richardson, Pra.. Wm, J, Rlohardron,
a-c, M.K, Frott. 7"rra«.— Geheivai, Orricc, Atlanlle
and Third Aves., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Auburn Cltr BB,— Sarcesaor to the East Ota.
Lake RR. Cob, No Inlormalion furnished.
Auburn and Owaaro Lake KB. Co. See
Aubnrp City Hy.
Babrlon BB. Co. operates 1.58 miles of road,
owns 3 iiorsss, % paCKcnaer and I freiphl car, ZHrte-
lOrs.David H. S, Bammls. John B, Held, Joseph H. Snm-
mis, Washington F, Norton, Edward u! Sammls,
Babylon, l.,l.; Edward Dodd, Brooklyn. N. Y.—W. F.
Norton. Pra., Joseph M. Eammis. !iec,. J, R, Reld,
Treai., Dnvid S, 8. Sammls, Sujrf,— Qehibii. Offici,
Bahjlon, N, Y.
BlUKhamton and Port DIcklneon RIt>
■J t, ISM, in N, L, 0«h
UcdeD, a. A, Sheldon, Geo, Gee, Binihamlon, N. T.-
Harrer Wentcoti, Pra., O. M. ll»rtta,a«,. *. Tiiai
hews, Geo. H. Han
250 POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS— STREET RAILROADS.
N. L Osborne, 5f/u/.— Gkniral Office, 112 State St.,
Bloghainton, N. Y.
Blncbaniton Central RB. Co. (not in op-
eration) uwtis 8.783 miles of road. 8 hor»c«, 3 putf-scnjifr
and 3 freight curt*. M;^r^onr, Alonzo Evartt«, Chas. M.
Stone, S. M. Ely, James B. Weed. Luke Doolittle, Chae.
J. Bartlett Wartion A. Heath. Geo. A Kent, Michael J.
McKaize, Gen. L. (VandalK Cliaii. O. Root, NeliMtn Stow,
H. J. KiK'uland, Binirhnmt'm, N. Y.— G. L. Cruudull.
Pre*., NclHon Stow, .Si*pf., C. O. Root, Sec, H. .1. Knee-
land. ^lca^r.— Gi.NEKAL OrFiCB,65 Court St., Bingham-
ton, N. Y.
Rleecker 8tree*and FuUoii Ferrjr BR.
Co. owns 4.5 miles ot" road, leaded for 9[) years fnim
January 10. 1876. to the Twenty-third Street Ry. Co.
Directors, J Acob Sharp. Lewi?* Miiy, Isaac Il«'ndrix, John
Downey. Thoma<* B. Kerr, UemlcrHou Moore, .lo«.eph
Jacobs, John H. Selme;*, John M. Harlow. M. M. White,
Alex. E. Kurahoedt, \Vm. Menzle, New York, N. Y.—
Jacob Sharp, Pr^ti., T. H. McLean, TreoM. d- Ser..—
General Office, G;tl West Twouty-third St., New
York, N. Y.
Broadwrajr aad Bonrerjr Bajr BR. Co.
owns 3.70 miles of road, which in leaded for 50 years,
from July -2. 18S3, to the Steinway and Hunter's Point
RR. Co. Dirfi-'orH, Philip Burkard, Lon-: I.-Iand City,
N. Y.; J. II. Hempstead, Yonkcr:«, N. Y.: Oscar ft.
Steins. Henry D. Low, Theo<loro Koven, Ft-lix Krae-
mer, Naimm Sterson, New York, N. Y".— Philip Burk-
ard, Prea.^ J. H. Hempstead. Sec. & /Wa«.— Gekeual
Office, Stein\i-ay Hall, N. Y.
*Broadiiraf BB. Co. (Brooklyn) owns and op-
erates 11.U!'5 miles of road, owns 741 horsps, 1 dummy
engine, 199 cars and 21 other vehicles. Dlrectorn, Ed-
win Beers, S. L. Hunted. William H. Husted. Samuel
M. Meeker, Frederick Cromwell, Eckford Webb, Wm.
M. Ingraham. William P. Garrison, John G. Jeiikini,
Peter Wyckoff, George L. Fox, Wm. H. Male, Brooklyn,
N. Y.; John C. Furraan, New York, N. Y.— Edwin
Beers. Pree., Robert Sealy, Scr. <t TreaM., Joshua CYan-
dall, S'Wf., Robert Wal^h. Aftut. 7V. Bep. John Field.
Mail, (fir liep.—GssERjLL Office, 21 Broadway, Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
*Broadiiray and 8eveiitli ATcnoe BB*
Co. owns a.ai miles and leases the Broadway Surface
RR., 2.51 miles— total miies operated. 10.S3 ; owns
S.d4'i horrtes and 227 cari*. DirectorA^ John H. Murphy,
John J. Bradley, Chas. Banks. Wm. B. Dintiinore. Ber-
nard M. Ewing, ChuH F. Frothiiigham, Sol. Mehrback,
TdOB. J O'Donohue. W. H. Rockwell, Tho««. F. Ryan,
Henry Tliomi)i»ou, New Y'tirk. N. Y.; Wm. L Elkin>«,
Peter A. B. Widcuer, Philudelphii, Pa.— Henry Thomp-
son. P/v*., Thom;is F. Ryan, Src. €^ Tn^a*., Henry A.
Newdl. Supt.—QzszRKV. Office, 761 Seventh Ave.,
Now\rork,N.Y
Brooklyn, BasKivIck and <|aeeNS
Coanty BR. Co. operates 11 milen of roii<l, owns
211 hordes, 49 cars aiui 6 0'h<!r vehicleei. Dlrt^tority
David W. Biniis. Brooklyn, N. Y.; C. B. Cottrell, E. H.
Cottrell. Rhode Ii*laud, bt.; Walter Jones, We-t Troy,
N. Y. : Geo. W. Van Allen, Wm. H. Van Allen, Wm.
B. Wait, New Y'ork. N. Y.-G.'O. W. V.in Allen, /Vw.,
Wm. B. Walt, Sec , C. B. Cottrell. 7Wa«.,Cha8. E. Har-
ris. 5m/>/.— General Office, Bu»hwick, L. 1., N. Y.
'Brooklyn City BB. <-o. o[>crat''s 41 miles
(double track) of road.owns 3,176 horses. »;)»} cars and 18
dummy engines. Direcfont, 8(»ymour L. HustiHi. Jtmies
How. Alexander Siiidwell. Wm. H. Husted. Crowell
Hadden. Frank Lvman, Wm. H. Hazzard. Daniel h.
Lewis, JEdwiu Packard. Brooklyn, N. Y.; Geo. N. Cur-
tis, John C. Barron, New York, N. Y.; Gt o. W. Ber-
pen Freeport,L. I. — D. F. IvCwis,Pr<?^., Wm. M. Thotiian,
Vioe-Pres., H. M. Thomp!»on, Stc., F. E. Wrigley, ^1**^.
Sec, Crowell Hadden. 7^/*tfa«.— General Office, 10
Fulton St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
•Brooklyn CUf and If ewtourn BB. Co«
operates 12.65 miles of road, owns 400 horse* and VM
car-*. Dirfrtorn, Louis Fitzgerald. H'y B. Hyde. Alfred
Waustaff. New York. N. Y.; John N. Partridgi'. John C
Jacobs, Brooklyn, N. Y.; E. L. Montgomery, Eugene T.
Lynch. Flushing. L. L— John Partridge, Pre*., Henry
B. Hyde, V\c*>-Prejt., Duncan B. Cannon, Trexe. <{• Sec.,
John L. Heins. Snf,t., Pur AffL, <»^t.— General Office,
cor. DeKalb and Central Avcs.. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Brooklyn Crosfttoiirn BB. Co. operates
10.028 mile« of road, owns 413 hordes and 72 cars. Dlr^r^
'-**, Henry W. Slocum, Ezra B. TutUe, Ueury W.
8Iocnm, Jr., Horace M. Warren, Wm. Marshall. John
G. Jenkins. Martin Joo-t, Brooklyn, N. Y.— H. W. Slo-
cum, Pre»., K. B. Tuttle, V%ceFre4., Martin Joost. See.^
J. R. Conner, Treae.. D. W. Sullivan. aen.Su^.—QKS'
BBAL Office, .^85 Manhattan Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
*Bufl*alo Street BB. Co. opfrates B.81 miles of
road, owuM 510 horr>c's and Oti caro. Directors, Henry M.
Watson. Pascal P. Pratt, Elbrldire G. Spaalding, Gib-
son T. Williams, Samuel S. Spauldiiig. Buffalo, N. Y.—
Henry M. Watson, Pre^t., Wm. H. Watson, TVecv..
Sainn*'l 8. Sp-iuldini:, Sec, Mars^den Davey, Kng.^ Kd-
ward Edwards, ^'/»^— General Office, 346 Main St.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
*BHiralo Bast Side Street BB* Co. op-
erates 32.362 miles of road, owns 301 hormes and 59 cars.
IHr^rt^yre, Samuel S. Spauldinu', Joseph Churchyard,
Elbridse (*. Spaiildiiiig, Henry M. Watson, Porter Nor-
ton, HiiflTalo, N. Y.— iSmuel S. Spaulding, Pres.. Wm.
H. Watson, TreoA., Henrv M. Watson, Sec^ Maredeu
Davey, Ert't., E<lwnrd Edwardt*. ^^u^^^— Genbrai< Of-
FiCK, 34t5 Main St., Buffalo, N. Y.
*Bnfiliivlek BB. Co. operates 11.75 miles (doa-
ble track) of road, owns 65U hoi ses, 187 car;* and 9 steam
motors. Direvtorn, Wm. H. Husted, Edwin Be<;nii,
Frederic Cromwell. A. M. Bllr^s. Chas. S. Husted, John
Cashow, William H. M>ile, Edwin W. Ivins, Brooklyn.
N. Y.: S. L. Uust.d, Jr.. N.w York. N. Y.-W. H.
Huted. i»/^*., S. D. H.illowell. S^c. S Tretu.. W..N.
Morrison. 5fiD^— Gkneral Office, 22 Broadway,
Brooklyn, E. D., N. Y".
Calvary C«>nietery9 Oreenpolnt and
Bro«>kl)rn BB. Vo, <iperaies 3.5 milex of road,
owns 22 horoes and 8 cars. D'rertor/i, Wni. II. Ray,
Patrick Haves, E. D. Norrls, John R Thompson, Wm.
H. Ellsworth, Brooklyn, N. Y".; ('has H. lleed. New
York, N.Y.; Jam.js B. McKewaii. Oia ge, N. J — W. H.
Ray, Pre^., J. B. McKewan. Trt'i*., J. K. Hu'laon.
^«/».'.— Gkneral Office, 247 Greeupoint Ave., Grten-
point, N Y.
Central City By. Co.- operates 2.78 milos of
road, owns 42 horses, 1*2 cara and 4 other vehicles.
JHrectore, Daniel Pratt^ Jonathan O. Cliat^), Fred. 8.
Wicks, James Barnes. Syracuse, N. Y.; Henry T. Webb,
Skaneateles. N. Y.— Daniel Pratt, Pres.. J. C. Chase,
Vice^Prt;*., James Barne.'*, Treae. A Sec, George Cramp-
ton, Supt —General Office, Syracuse, N.Y.
^Central Croawtown BB. Co. operates 2.40
miles of roid, own^ 2rJ horses and 15 cars. Ditectort^
Chas. B. Webster, Addison C-ammack. J(»hn L. Macaa-
lay, Geo S. Hart. Wm. R. Traver-, Rowland N. Hazard,
Homer A. Nelson, E. B. Hart, Emery M. Van Tasaell,
Milton J. Ma*son, New Y'ork, N. Y.- - George S. Hart,
P e*., Addicon Cammack, Vice-Pre*., M.J. Massou. Sec.
(f! T'rvcM.— General Office, 365 Avenue A, New York,
N. Y.
^ '*<7entral Park, North and Baat BIwer
BB. Co. operate^ 19.16 mil«;s of road, owns 1,198
hori*cs, 161 pMKst'iiger and 1 sand car. Dlreetore., G H.
Scrihner. C. D. Wyman. Yonkers, N. Y ; A. B. Cornell.
\. J. Vand>:rpo<'l. David Dows, Heher R. Bishop,
Charles Dana, George S. Hart, Thomas Hillhouse,
Thomas C. Acuui, New York, N. Y.; Henry W. Smith,
Oi-angn, N. J.: John T. Terry. Irvington, N. Y.; H. K.
Sheldon. Brooklvn. N. Y.-O. H. Scrlbncr, Pres., I. L.
Valenriiie, Sw. <4 Trc^*., W. N. A. Harris, Sunt.— Qmn-
iRAL Office, 790 Tenth Ave., New York, N.Y.
ClirlMtoplier and Tenth Streets BB* Co*
op-rates 5 miles of road, owns 299 horses and 47 cars.
Diri'cUjrs, Jacob Sharp, James A. Richmond. Lonls JDe
Bebian, John Downey. Arthur Leary, Isaac V. Brokaw,
Geo. N. Curtis, New York, N. Y.; W. T Hatch. Charles
Phelps, Martin Joost, Elins Lewis. Jr., George II. Pren-
tiss. W. H. Hazzard, Brooklyn, N. Y.— Jacob Sharp,
Pre/f., W. T. Hatch, Sec. <ft ^-a*., George W. Linch.
.Vv»^~Gbneral Office, 168 Christopher St., New
York, N. Y.
City BB. Co. (Binghamttm) operates 1 mile ol
roatl. owns 5 horxes and 2 cars. Dirtcfork, Alonzo C.
Matthews, Rosell H. Mea^lcy. D. 8. Ulchard|S Joseph
P. Noyes, Edward A. MatthewH, Ctiarles A. Whitney,
Geo. A. Kent, Cha«. Davi.x. Binghamton. N. Y.— R. H.
Meagley, Pres., Wm. Whitney, 6''/7>^— General Of-
fice, 216 Fnmt St., Binghamton, N. Y.
City BB. Co. or PoiiQTlikeepale operates 4
miles of road, own** 39 horsct*. 11 csn* and 2 other
vehicle^. Directors, G«m) B. Adri-^nce. Hnd^on Taylor,
A. B. Smith, J. 1. Piatt, J. P. U. Talman, R. Ken-
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251
worthy, H. A. Nelson, Win. Reynoldn, E. White,
Pnu£;iikeep8ie, N. Y.— O. B. Adiinnce. Pres.^ H. Taylor,
rii't'-Preg. <ft Tneu., A. B. Smith, Sec. C. M. Davis,
fil'ipt. tf P. ^.— Genkbal OpricjB, 491 Maiii St., Pongh-
keep^le, N. Y.
Coney Island and Brookljrn RR* €o. op-
eratCH 11.6 miles of roud, owns 844 horses and 101 cars
Dir^rtors, D. S. Amott. David B. Bflylin, L. Barling,
M Chauncey, S. II. Herriman. Wm. Johnston, Jas.
Jourdan, Wm. Marshall, Geo. W. Chauncey, John 8.
Klliri. E'iinnnd Tiln8, E. J Dftnlson. Brooklyn, N. Y.—
Jame^ Jourdan, /Vw., Geo. W. Chauncey, 7ViMi#., Ed.
F Drayton, Sec., Wm. Farrell, {I'm©/.— General Omcs,
cor. Smith and Huntington Sts., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Coney Inland, Sheepiibead IBay and
Ocean Avenne Rt. €o.— 1.39 miles of road,
owned by Andrew McClunnan, who purchased It at
foreclosure sale in 1883. Operations 8U!<i>end«'d.— An-
drew McClennan, Prts , Daniel Moiiie. Vict-Prts.^ H.
Van Valk*>nburir, 8ec.^ Jamen Caiary. 7>ea«.— Qensbal
Office, 16 Red Hook Lane, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Cortland and Homer RR. Co.— projected to
nin from U., 1. & K depot. Cortlaud to Homer. 4 mile;),
with branch of 13.100 miles, of which 8.90 miles are
completed and in operation, owns 16 horses, cars and
3 other vehicles. DirectorM^ Cbas. H. Garrison, Troy,
N. Y.: K. H. Duell. C. P. Wal/ad, 8. E. Welch, R. T.
PtM'k, B. A. Fish. J. D. Schemerhom, L. H. McGraw,
Ebin Mudge. L. D. Garrison, Cortland, N. Y.; Wm. N.
Brockway, Franklin Pierce. Homer. N. Y".— Chas. H.
G«rrii»oii. fy«r., Kbin Mudge, Vic4-Pr€8.. 8. E. Welch,
S^c. d: Treof., B. B Terrv, iS^up/.— General OrriOE,
2;j North Main St., Cortland, N. Y.
*Dry Dock) East Broadway and Battery
RR. Co. operates 18.67 milc« and leases 4.07 miles of
roud, owns 1,096 horses and 183 cars. Direclois, Wm.
White, Richard Kelly, Chas. Cnrti«s, John M. Scribner,
John Lowry, John Bryne*, John T. Hoffmire, Jameson
D. Kiiching, New York, N.Y.; Wm. Rlchnrdson, Peter
J. Thome, Brooklyn, N. Y. ; Henry A. Morgan, N. L.
Zabrisfkie. Aurora, N. Y.; Chas A. Hotchki-iH, Bridge-
port, Conn.— Wm. White, Pre*., Hichard Kelly, See. <t
Treats., E. T. Landon, And., Fred. P. White, Supt. dt
P. A., C. E. Garey, Mast. Car fftfi).— General Office,
t)05 Grand St., New York, N. Y.
Duieli Kills and Haoter^M Point RR.
Co. operates 3 miles of road.— P. J. Gleaaon, Pnt.^
Long Island City, N. Y.
Dunkirk and Predonia RR. Co. operates
3.&0 miles of road, owns 9 horses, 6 cars and 4 otner ye-
hicies. DirfHora^ W. McRinstry, Goo. Barker, Milton
M. Fcnner, H. C. Lake. Fredonia. N. Y.; Frank May,
Dunkirk, N Y.— W. McKlni^try, Prte., Milton M. Fen-
ner, Sec. <k Treas.. Z. B. Wheelock, 5(<p/.— General
Office, Fredonia, N. Y.
Ea«t Oeneaee and Se^rard ATenne RR.
Co. See Auburn City Ry.
*EI|;1itiE Avenue RR. Co. operates SO miles of
road, owns 1,131 horses and 135 cars. Director e. George
Law, Jr., Wm. H. Hays, Jacob Hays, Joseph H. Qwi-
win. Htman B. Wilson. Edward St. J. Hays. Joseph J.
O'Donohne, James T. Closson, New York, N. Y. ; Ste-
phen H. Herriman, Win. Rave'*teyn. Brooklyn, N. Y.;
Ja^. Affleck, Jas. G. Affleck. Yonkcri, N. x. ; G. G.
Wright, Cambridge, N.Y.— Wm. H. Hays, Pree., Jas.
Affleck, .Sa;. cf Trfoe.^ H. B. Wilton, <Vu/if.— Genkbal
Office, Eighth Ave., cor. Fiftieth St., New York, N. Y.
Elmlra and Horsebeada RR. Co* operates
9.64 miles of road, owns 35 horses and 18 cars. DirteC-
o^/i, Alexander 8. DIven. Geo. M. Diven, John M. Diven.
(»^o. W. hoflfman. Robert T. Turner. Henry C. Sllsbee,
Elmira, N. Y.— tJeo. M. Diven, Pr^s. dt TYecu., Geo. W.
Hoffman, ^^ice-Pre»,^ B. F. Jennings, ^^^f.—iiENXRAL
Office, 213 East Water St., Elmira. N. x.
Piah l¥ard RR. Co. owns 2.66 miles of road,
42 horses and 10 cars. Direrfort, P. B. Bravton, O. C.
Potter, Jno. D. Gray, M. C. Merriman, Frank Hiscock,
Jno. Stolp, Syracuce, N. Y.— P. B. Bray ton. Pres.. O. C.
Potter, Sec. A Trea*.^ Hugh Pummell, /^vp^— Obnsbal
Office, Syracuse, N. Y.
Porty-aeeond Street and Grand Street
Perry RR* Co. operates 6.18 miles of road, owns
484 horses. 56 cars and 15 other vehicles. Directont^
Charles Cortiss, John Green. M. Feachtwangle, Chas.
B. Hogg, Joi. Rosenthal, R. J. Jacobs, Henry A. HorU
bnt. Geo. A. Helnrlck. A. H. Fenchtwangle.New York,
N. Y.; George G. Mitchell, Jersey City, N. J.; Eben •*.
Allen. Larchmont,N.Y.; Robt. Pettigrew, Lyndonvllle,
Vt.; F. H. Smith. Brooklyn. N. Y.— Charles Cnrtiss,
Pre».^ John M. Calhoun, Supt.. Eben 8. Allen, Sec. S
TVeo^.— Gkneral Ofpice, 658 Wei«t Forty-second St.,
New York, N. Y.
Portyaeeond Street^ UlanbattanTille
and St. Nlcliolaa Avenue Ry. Co. operates 15
miles or road, owns 570 horse* and 105 cars. THrecforty
Arthur Leary, Alfred Wagntaff, D. D. Conover, John
S. Foster. John B. Dutcher. Alfred Scitt, Henry Steers,
John Whalen, Jacob Fleiscnhancr, Chas. Phelps, James
Matthewti. Warren Conover, Chas. F. Naethmg. New
York, N. Y.- -Daniel D. Conover. /Ve*., John 8. Foster,
Viee-Pree.. John P. Roberts, See. <ft Trt-a*.^ Jas. A.
Bonnell, Oen. ^;)<.— General OrricE, 118 East Forty-
second St., New York, N. Y.
Prankfort and lllon RR. Co. operates S 63
mile* of road, owum 6 hort*eH and 5 cars. IHrector$s A.
C. McGowan, W. W. Crosby. J. L. Hoard, P. A. Skiff,
Frankfort, N. Y.; James Oonkling, B. Havlland, Henry
G. Whitnev. Phil. Osgood, A. K. Brooke, Chai«. E. Pettie,
John A. Gibbin. John J. Hannah^, P. A. Skiff, Ilion,
N. Y —A. C. McGowan, /Vm., John J.Hannahs, Sttpi.,
John A. Gibbin, Sec. it TVvaf.— General Office, liion,
N. Y
Geneaee and UTater Street Ry. Co. operates
5 miles of road, owns 88 hornes, 11 can* and 8 snow,
ploughs. Directf*r$^ Geo. P. Comstock, Wm. T. Ham-
ilton, Wm. E. Rose, W. H. H. Smith. W. B. Abbott,
Nathan C'>bt), Chester Hair, Daniel P. Wood, S. M.
Rn^t, E. W. Lf'aven worth, Jacob Crouse, Syracuse,
N. Y — R. G. Wynkoop. Pre».. G. J. Gardner, S^c. A
Tnae.. Wm. J. Hart, i^upf.— General OrFiot, Syra-
cuse, N. Y.
Glena Pall«, Sandy Hill and Pt. Edward
RR. Co, oiM>rateH 6.63 mlk^sof road. Director*^ J. D.
Haines, D. 8. Haines. C. D. Haines, A. G. Haines, A. H.
Morris*, Glens Falls. N. Y.: 8. D. Lake. H. McGonegal,
Rochester, N. Y.— J. D. Haines, Pre*., D. 8. Haines.
Vice-Pre*., H. McGonegal, /S>tf. <f Trewf., H. A. Ste-
phens, Supt. <fe Pur Agt., C. W. Eastwood, Ma*t. Tr.
(£ Car ^«p— General OrriCE, Glens Falle>, N. Y.
Grand Street and Newtoivn RR. Co. oper-
ates 8.2.5 miles of road, owns S50 horses, 72 cars and 8
other vehicles. Directore. Martin Joost, Edmund
Driggs, 8. M. Meeker, Jas. Hall. A. M. Kalbfleich,Wm.
E. Horwill, Eckford Webb, John G. Jenkins, Peter
Wyckoff. A. G McDonald, Brooklyn, N. Y. ; Wm.
Brookdeld. New York. N. Y.— Martin Joost, Pres., Ed-
nmnd Driggs, Viee-Prea., Wm. E. Horwill, Sec. <ft Treae.^
Waller G. Howey, Sunt., Pur. Apt.. «to.— General
Office, 804 Kent Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Grand Street, froapeet Park and Plat-
bush Street Ry. Co. operates 5.75 miles of road,
owns 210 horses and 75 cars Sold under foreclosure of
second mortgage, April 27. 1887. Director*, Louis Fitz-
Serald. Henry Day, Alfred Wngutafr. New York, N. Y. ;
ohn N. Partridge, John C. Jacobs, Thos. Ennis, Daniel
Nortbrup, Brooklyn, N. Y.— John N. Partridge. IVc*.,
D. B. Cannon, Sec.^ Charles Crelfelds, 7V«a«., John L.
Heins, Supt.yPur. Agt., «/<;.— General Office, Frank-
lin Ave. and Prospect Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Greenpolnt and Lorimer Street RR.Co.
Leased to the New Willlamsbursh and Flatbnsh RR.
Co.— Geo. H. Van Allen, Pre9., C. B. Cattrell, Treae.^
Wm. B. Wait, See,, Cba^. B. Harris, iSi/p/.— General
Office, cor. Nostrand and Park Aves., Brooklyn, N. Y.
^Harlem Bridge, Morrlaanla and Pord-
bam RR* Co* operates 6.5 miles of road, owns 80T
horses and 65 cars. Diieetore, Henry Spratley, Wm.
Cauldwell, Wm. Remsen, Matthew B. Wynkoop. Hor-
ace P. Whitnev, Jr.. Henry Hart. G. N Whitney, Edwin
Bedell. ElHah Whitney. Albert B. Whitney, New York ;
John J. Hallenbeck. Montclair, N. J., P. T. Barnum,
Bridgeport, Conn.— Henry Spratley, Pree.. Wm. Cauld-
well, See. d TVmw.— General Office, New York, N. Y.
Herkimer and REohawk RR. Co. operates
1.80 miles of road, owns 1 freight and 8 pa!*senger cars.
Direetore. J. M. Ansman. E. W. Bronson, J. V. Quacken-
bush, H. D. Alexander. Mohawk, N. Y.; C. Beckwith,
Jacob Small, Henry McNeal. Herkimer, N. Y.- J. M.
Ansman. iVst., H. D. Alexander, Treat., Mohawk,
N. T.; mnry McNeal, ^c— General Office, Herki-
mer, N. Y.
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POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS— STREET RAILROADS.
*IIon«ton9 1¥««C Street und Pavonla Per*
rjr HR. Co. opemtes 5.70 mUeii of road, owns 432
hor»€« and 60 earn. Dire 'for». Henry Thompson, Thomas
F. Kyan, John Lowry, B. B-adle»ton, Sot. Mehrbach,
Jam^ H. Woo'Ih, llenrj- Htecr-. Ni-w York, N. Y.: C.
E. Warren, D. B nutibrouck. Brooklvn, N. Y.; W. L.
care.— N. L. Oebom, Lessee dk Supt.—Qtian^KkL Office,
Biutrhamton, N. Y.
lUohavrk aod Illon Horse KR* Co, op^.
ntc8 1.75 milea of mad, owns 4 cur*. fHrertorUt O. W.
Bronttoo, L L. Lowell. H. D. Alexander, li. M. Deven-
dorf, John Browu. J. B. Rafter, Mohawk, N. Y.; C. W.
n'lSl"^' }\^' « ^^''i*'"^'*'' W- U. Kemhle^ Clay Kemble, carpenter. Illon. *N.' Yi-O. W.*BronHoiK 2V«., Johi
Philadelphia. Pa. -Henry Tl^nipH.n, /V^'-. J>- J- Ha.*- Brown, llcel^r^s., R. M. Devendorf, Tr^oj'.. H. D.
brouck. i^c. it Tr^as., 11. W. Edw, Supf., John Shcehan.
Ma*t. Tr. lien., Henry Bnell, .Va«/ Oir /?«»/>.— Oenbral
OrFiCB, 415 East Tenth St., New Y'ork, N. Y.
Alexander, Hec — Genkual Office, Mohawk, N. Y.
nioant Vernon and East Cbeeter Ry* Com
operates 3.25 miles of road, owii«i 26 hor^'S and 7 cars.
Dirtrtnrs, William A. Butler, G. C. Dei«H:ir, B. L. Wert-
^ ,„ , «.„,.. . ,^ heimer, T.eopold Wertheimer, Ja.-*. 8. Bryne, Louia W.
plooghB //lr*r^or«, Morris VmihcM Aaron A. Deirrauw, w.-rthJimer Chiis. Nctter. New York. N. Y.; John M.
Martin I Diiryea, Ooorge L. Peck. Wm. A. ^^a^nock, bcII, Bro.>klyn. N. Y.; D. J. Mallon. Mr. Vernon, N. Y.
— B. L. Wertheimer, Pre*., Thomas Nichols, Viee-Prtt.^
JaM. S Bryne, .S^r., Louis Wertheimer. Trea*., L. Kake-
man. .STai)/.— General Office, 261 Broadway, Mew
York, N. Y.
Nevr Rrlffhton and Onondaga Vallejr
RR. <*o. oi»erates 1.78 miles of road, owrn* 6 hor'>«i*,
2 car«( and 1 unmmr eni^ne. DirecUir*, Matthias Brit-
ton, Syninisf, N. Y.; James H. Amlerson, Fast On on-
dai?a, N. Y.; T. W. Meachem, W. T. Hamilton, Syra-
runf, N.Y.— Matthias Britton, Pres.^ J. H. Anderson,
Trtas., T. W. Meachem. See., J. H. Anderson, Supt.—
General Office, Syracuse, N. Y.
Nevrbnrff Street WLy. Oo. operates 4 milea of
roR<l. owns 20 horses and 6 cars.— D. S. Haines. Pref.,
w n.nn^ 44/10-1 # A. G. Haines, T/v '*#., E. L. Hainc!*. .Sr«<r.. J. D Haines,
Jeroms Park RR. Co. operate;. 1.08 miles of p,,^ ^ f (, jy miliei^, Supt. db Gen, JTa/,. -General
road. — L-onard W. Jerome, /Vm., Theodore Mos-*, Office Newburir X Y
Trean., Fred. A. Loyecraft, *<. — General Office, _, * _ . ,, ' * ^ « ■■. »■» ^
New Roclielle and Pelham RR. Co. on-
I eruie^* 5 miles of road, owns 80 horsfs and 8 cars.— W.
R. BiTjrholz. I^t9.. 15Cortlandt St.. New York, X. Y.;
JTamalca and Rrookljrn RR. Co. operates
6 miles of road, owuk 37 horses, 11 cars, and 2 snow-
»loaehB. Directors, Morris Fosdirk. Aaron A. Deirrauw,
[artin I. Diiryea. Ooorjre L. Peck, Wm. A. Warnock,
Geo. Dnrland, Jamaica, N. Y.; Joan H. Hentz, Hemp-
stead, N. Y.: (.'harles A. Willet, Flushinjf, N. Y.;
Alonzo B. Wright. Whitcstone, N. Y.— Aan>n A. De-
graaw, Pres.. Morris Fosdick. Tnti^., Martin I Dur-
5ea, See., ^m. M. Scutt, ^(//)^— General Office,
amaica, N. Y.
JTamestovrn Street Ry. Co. operates 4 miles
of road, owns 8'< horses, 13 cars and 2 stages. Dlrerior*,
James B. Ross. Wm. C. J. Hall, L. B. Warner, O B.
Jones, Frank E. Gifforrl. A. N. Broadhead, Robert N.
Marvin, Jamestown, N. Y — <James B. Ross*, Ptm., L. B.
Warner, Vie»-Prt*.. A. N. Broidhe.ui, Tren*., F. E. Gif-
fonl, S*.e., Geo. W Jonei. E%q., G. B. Maltby. Supt.,
C. R. Lockwosd, jI^/v.— General Office, Jamestown,
N.Y.
Fred. A.
Fifth Ave. and Twenty-second St., New York, N. Y.
Johnvtoii^ny Gloversvllle and Kins*-
boro Horse If jr. Co. owns 4.0^ niile^ of road,
which, with 18 hor-e-* and 6 cirs. Is leaded to Mc!>sri«.
Stollerand V»in Slckler for flvp ycMiro, from December
IS, 18**^. Dlrertors, Jamc<< Yow'njflove, Richard Fan-
Cher, Max Maylander, Jonnthnn Rickotts, Martin Ken-
nedy. W. S. Northrup. Jams* I. McMarMn, John B.
Matthews, J MoL-iren. Ji>hn*town, N. Y. ; Ira Lee,
Kin!;rtbor>>, X Y ; J. V. Place, W. L. Sporborg. Glover:*-
Tills. N.Y. ; W. L. JeffHrs. Am»t4«rdam. N. i.— James
Y >uni;lov»'. Pr^., R Fan«:her. Vice-Preit., J. McLaren,
8'**. <fc Trp.as.. Henry Stollor, ^tf^^— General Office,
Johnstown, N. Y.
Buixene Duniin. 5Vc.. 20 Nassau St.. New Y'ork. N. Y.;
Thoma" E. Crimmius, Trea*., 1043 Third Ave., New
York, X. Y.— General Office, Xew^ Roclielle, X. Y.
*New 'Wllllamsborff and Flatbnsh RR*
Co. operar.es 9.25 miles of road, owns 365 horses and
8 J cars. Dirrcfor/t, G. W Van Alhiu. Wm. H. Van
Allen, Wm. B. Wait, New York, N. Y.; C. B. CoitreU,
Bd<;ar H. Cottrell, Rhode Inland, Conn. ; Walter A.
•Ion.'*, West Troy, N. Y.; David W. BInus. Brooklyn,
N. Y.-G. W. Van Allen, />•«•*.. Walter A. Jones, llce-
IWm., C. B Cottrell, Treat., Wm. B. Wait. S^c, Chat.
E. Hurriii, ^'////.— General Office, cor. Xostrand and
Klnar^ton city RR. Co. operates 2.78 miles of I^rk Aves.. Brooklyn, N. Y.
road, owns 39 hon^e-*. 8 cnrs and 8 othfr vehicles. Di-
recfoni, Samuel D. Covkeiidill. .la-m-i* G. Lindsley, Alvn
8. Staples. Abel A. Cro-by, MIclnel J. Madden. Geory:e
Ooykendali, Riiwia Sh«.'rer. ('harles Bray. Myron Tel-
ler, Jacob H. Tremper. Rondoui, X Y. ; Anthony
Bin!«on. Klnurston, N. Y.— Jamc* G. Lind-ley, />re».,
8. D C>vk«»ndHll. Vlee-Prsn., Georsrc Ooykendali, Oen.
Min., Oscar L. Ea«tman, Atid., P. E. Schoonmsker.
See. d Tr*QM . William H. DeOarmo, A/p^.— Gsmsral
OFriCB, Ronaont, N. Y.
lianalnKbnrff and Colioew RR. Co* owns
1.1 miles of road, which is opera'efl under lease by the
Troy and Lansinf^burfr RR Co. JJirerfoni. Wm. Barton.
Wm. Kemp, Otis G. Clark, Charles Cleminshaw. L«fvl
Smith, Trov. X. Y^.; A. A. Poehle*. E Van Schoon-
hovea. •'. H. Dauchy, lAusin'jbur?, N. Y.; George
<'a'npbe1l, Coho*.'s, >f. Y.: James Jack«on, Jr., L'>ck-
port, N Y.— JameM Jackson, Jr.. Pr^s., Lockport. N. Y.;
Wm. Kemp. Vtce-fYrn., Joseph J. Hasen, .S«r. <f Tr^n».,
John R Brown, ^'/»^— Grnekal Office, 205 River St.,
Troy, N. Y.
New York and Harlem RR. Co, operates
8.25 miles of road, owns 1,570 horses and 172 cars. />!-
re-'t'trn, Cornt'lius Vanderbilt. Wm. K. Vanderbilt,
Fred. W. Vanderbilt. P. P. Freeman, John B. Dntclier,
Jon. Harker. Chanucey M. Depew. Samuel F. Bsr^r,
Willium H. L'onard. John E. Burrill. Charles C Clarke,
Ssmuel D. Babcock, Alfred Van Santvoord, New Y'ork
City.— Corn«-lius Vanderbilt, Pr*e., Charles C. Clarke,
Vwi-Pr^n., Edward V. R«is8it»'r, Treas. <f S^c, Alfred
Skitt, SHftt., <'harles Reed, Pur. -if//.- Gkneual Op-
FiCE, Grand Central Depot, New York. N. Y.
*Nla«;ara Falls and Suspension Rrld^e
RR. Co. opr>raies 2.5 niiU>fl of n»ad, owni* .■») hor^ei*,
14 can*, and 2*lci'j:hs. Dlric/om, Jacob F. Schoellkopf,
Buffalo. N. Y'.; Francis C. Beldon, Hans Nii-lson, Ar-
thur Schoellkopf, Georee Barker. A. H. Glnck, Henry
C. Howard, Wm. J. Mackav. Niagara Falls. X. Y.;
Benjamin Flagler. Edward Tiithill, Conrad Fink, M. S.
Lam;*', Amos W. R. Ilcnnintr, Su<«t>enston Brldire, X. Y.
— Btmjamiu Klaffler, Pns., H. Nielsoii, Vii't-Prts.^ Ar-
thur Schoellkopf, Trtan. d- Man. IHr., William J.
Larchmont manor Co. operates 1.5 miles of Mackav. .S^r., Fred. Dean, 6'{/y>^— General Office,
road, owns 12 horses and 4 cars.— Chas. H. Murray, i Xiaicara Falls, N. Y.
^''•A^o^'"']'?^^'?- ?• ?;^^'"c»'- 3;nw.. Wm. H. I Ninik Avenue RR. Co. operates 8 miles of
Camobell. Air. Agt. <ft ^/i/>/.-GENERAL Office, Larch- ; ,^,|^ ^wns 480 hon-ea and 80 cars. Directors, Gvo. Law,
mont, N. Y. . Jr., Paul N. Si>oflord, E. St J. Hays. Ilemun B. Wilnon,
lionff Island Cltjr and Neiv^toivn RR* < M. Tompkins. Jr.. Joseph J. 0*Donohu(\ Otn W\ Ran-
Co. operates 4 5 miles of road, owns S5 horses and 17 1 dall. New York, N. Y. ; S. <i. Writht. CambridK(\ X.Y.;
Siejiheu H Herriman. William Ifciventi'yn, Brooklrn,
N. v.: James Afllock, J. G. Afflefk, Y'onkers. N. Y.—
Geo. Law, Pr€S., James Affleck, Sec. & 7V*a*., Lewis
1». Foulk, 5»//>f.— Genitral Ofkicb, Ninth Ave., cor.
Fifty-fourth St.. New York, N. Y.
North Second Street and middle Village
RR. <-o. op(r:Ues6miles of road, owns 100 hun'cs,
40 cars, and 6 other vehicles. Directors. Wm. W. Green,
Jas. W. EVYr«U. John P. Elwell, Charles F. Biwelll
cars. Directors, I-aac Buchanan. Now York City ; Au-
5ustus Rapelve, Newtown, L. I. ; Peter F. Delaney,
ames Christ inn. Brooklyn. N. V. • John H. Courtney,
Patrick J. Gleason. Michael Conway. Loni; ]plmd City,
N. Y. -Isaac Buchanan, PreM., New York City ; AuiEUSt
Rapelye. TW*!^.. Newtown, L. T. ; Peier F. Delaney,
Ser., Brooklyn. N. Y.; Michael Conway, Sapt.^Gns-
OrricB, Long Mand City, N. Y^.
Wmln Co an mad Chenango Street RR.
*0 oj/enteH 5 milet of road, owns 25 horMS tnd 10\ UVchsi^ U. OTvtt^^^ ^tooVVitx^ '^ . X.\ \i«ckxv Qreen,
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POOR'S DIEECTOBT OP RAILWAF OFFICIALS— STREET RAILROADS.
TorkCltT.— Richard H.Orseiie, ' 17m. Man., U
W. Green, 7Vi!iU.. Wlllinn T. UimaiLOrn
.LOrrici, IS unent Ave., Bcuokljo,
Qna, Sic.
N. V.
OsdeDobarcSlnel Br>CD.oper(
Fallon, arc., D. O. CbrltUe. Supt.—
SclleDMUdy, N. V.
IR. Cu. opsraMa 13.S mile)
)«iiil3l7c«r«. l/irecrort, Vm.
t.U mile* ! s. TbOTD. Waldo Suicbiiu
Dai™^ Wm. "pnlctor.'aB.Howirt.'TA. NBwelli ueo. s! U»rl, Wm!"l. 'Micy, Wm. C
W. A.E^i'rl. R. E.Wa[«rnun.JDbnH.lCellaKK,OiEdsM- WniM, New York Cli/ : Henrf K. ar
burg.N. V— Wm. ll.Dsiiiels, /V«..A.E.Kinllll. IYmi., N. I.; Ualwrt WilleU. Bajeidi:, L. 1.-
E. A. Newell, ^ec, 11. B. Howard, JTjN.Alr.—UiMiiiL' /'n«., Jobn B. Uuderllill. ^M. ct 3
OrriOE, Osdombiiiv. N. Y. | OPrica. SecOQil A"B,, cor. Ninlj-hlill
Olean Slrii«l RR. Co. operatu t.Xj mllei at -''' 1-
mad.uwa'HIioisuaiiiidScani. Illntti>n,X.B Fatw«,
U. W. Braae, B. U. Siaiili, M. B. Bunnell. W. M . Irian. . i
Ihos. Gilllenn, U. 3. Care/. Olran, N. Y.— II. B. Fobes, .
I'm. A.iaiit.. K. W. Bmae, Bte. it I'rxH.— Uinciul .
c. Olea
N.I.
rf.J.l
W.J. Uick-
w°Wufuor'
ukoii, ftw..
Tl. P. t/. Col.
i"Bgo, K. Y.-
!rv. l'(M-/"rM.,
0'a. Saii.
Onetda Street RR. Co. opera
road, uwa.> A iieiraai anda can. Ihrtcti.
W. E. .s-onhrup, Outlda, h
W. E Noribcuu, Sic. <t r«i
anAL Offici, Oi.eldi, N. Y.
Oaweco Slreat RR. Co.opent
rscMw, Jamea F, Jubnion, JainB> J>o«d
M. A. Wtkoi, F. A. Emmck, H. D. M<
lluiinelly. Jamen Uatluii. ilaysra L. U<
lluan, It J. Ollpbam. Albert ll[ia<.-'. U:
K. J. uiiphnpi, i'm.. 11, D, McCalli
AlhertHlunie. See. d Trriu., W. 8. Tut
-OIHUUL OfFici, Vfttl Urldjia at.. U>ve|{o. M. Y.
U
u'lluH,'
HQinen, Liavid L. B-OwneuD, rnaiLuew aiiye, uurmc ju.
Bilicucl:, Udwurd A. Mallbewi, Predarlck E. Koh, Ell
Ueuker. Duucau It anni, Joba Evana, l»«c ». Uat-
tliewa, BiDktIiaiotou. N. Y Ersitna Roaa. Pru , Freder-
tek E. Kuaa, Tnai.. Edward A. Uaithswa, Sec.-QKS-
■KAL Orriua, BlaKbainton, H. Y.
ProBpeet Park and Coaty Inland BR.
Ml-., Andrew K. Culver, Fralei C. Neiboht, Bruok-
Ijn, N Y.; Allan C. Waabiusuu, Au.tlu C'orblii, Sid-
ney Welists-, Va«o. B. Muoi-B, Wm. T. Reillv, New
York, N. Y.-AndrBw It. Cul.ar, Pm.. AllauC. Wa*h-
lu(lini, Tnat., Hiram A. Fsron, mc, R. Schenncrhom,
£.17. i .luM.— UvMaiui. Urrioa, IS Conit at.. Brack.
Prospect Park and Platbaeh RR. Co.
So
a Falls and
CayuKa Li
ke RR.
a.
apt
.le«2.sami
». inralon
C, D. Ha
les, Bruoklyn. N. Y.;
at,. N>-w Y
ark,
N. Y
ialn
t). Mu
rrk Jnmt
i Mfrlbew,
lar
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ngslej, Natl
Pac
A. FerrlB.
iSTnn'il, G«
.8-
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"■Swid/uill. N. v.;
drick. Oleii
Fal
Y.-ib.>
1>. Balnea,
Jo
e-, .
/■WM., A
U.H.i.«.,
■, /Vm. i Tree
I. JlTun., C II. W
. Ualne
FarkuUI, LuMs W. U. Berry. Jobu Hatloi
Saniuci l-Brkliili' ^ite. d TVwI.-UlHkB.
l-uiaakl SI., Brooklyn. N. T.
•Bucliialer Cltr and Brlstat<
, TtaiH. Euuii
York fily,-
L OFClCfc S
■ler Cltr a
_ __.. J, B. Woodwonb.
Patrick Barry, Jaj. K. WhltueJ, C. C. WoodwoRb,
Wm. 0. Barry, Win. U Ellwanger, F. E. Woodwoittt,
Charles F. Pond, Wm. U. Watsan, COarlea H. Baku.
John H. B«ry, cnaa, P. Barry, Ruelleelor. N. Y.-
Pattlck Barry./>nT>., U. C. Woodirortti,;fac., C. B. Wood-
wunb, TrtiH., Thomas i. firower, ^wif.— ukhcul
Orrioa, Kocbeiter, N. Y.
Boekaira7 Vlllan Ratlirar Co. opanlei
1 mile of road, own* 10 burKa and 4 cart. Hirectort,
" ■ ■ ■• d L, UaigiM
.... ... ... J, AhM. — GlHMiL
Orrlci, Seneca Falla. N. Y.
Sixth Avenue RR, Co, aperale* 4 mllaa ot
road, uwna i.il3 bureea and lut cara. lAntUm, Wm.
V. Mortimer, A. It. Vau .Staa. lieury Uemareal, Wm.
Kryce, TbiKi. E. Uacy. Ckarles U, Laodou, Uamuel
'I'hLJcnc, P. P. DIcoii, V'raiik Curtlw. New York City ;
AbiJabCunlaa. Yauken.M. Y,; EleuryU. .Huui«. Wbito
Plainc, N. Y.; Allwrt W. (Ircea, Urick C-linrcli, N. J.—
KrankCunlu. fns.. llenry 8. Muore, See. <t Tnat.,
Inward S, Moore, Sapt.-UtHxaxt. Urrioa. ^iB »\xlh
,\«e.. New York, N. Y.
South RrouklynCeuirai BB. Co. awna4.tB
.inleliw. Rna^ leaialio Airanii^ RK. 60. lAncior;
Wm Riebirdaon, Wm. J. Kicbard.ou, N. U. Frost,
jobii Wll'liame. jjrouklyu, N. Y'.— Wm. RIctaarUHal
Pfet.. H'm. J. Rlcliardsuo. Sk.,N. H. FtdsI. lYwat.,
.ramoa Bleddy. Oupt. qf HhMtt. rie — (.amnaL Orrici,
Atlantic and Tblrd Aiss . Brcwklyn. N. Y.
Sonth Perrr RR. t'o, operaiea ORJ mlleaof
flan', Albert J, Eilia, A, Vand^-roof,' John Beaver, «ew
York CUT. -Henry Harr, Prta.. AlUeri J. Kliaa. ■J'tioi.,
Chu. H. Mteka, j^uM.-Ooiiual Urrioi, M Whitehall
ai., Nbw Vork, N. V,
Staton Iitlaad Shore RR. Co. operaleiT.IS
E,Conw«,Jahn
I rick J. Olt
Sleiiiway, Chaa. H.
a F. Treltar, New
Ully, N. Y.-U™. A. Sleliiway, ftw., Q'
- , „, ,„. JunnlnK. ■ Met. Jr.. n«-/>ia., Cborlea F. —- -
Mm. Brooklyn, N. Y.—Chaa. A. Clieever.iVw..Da«Kl W. H. DclaUaniy,
L. Bai|[bt. TVaoi.. Joa. 8. Auerbacb, Ac.. BuIuaB. Mar- •-.■•■•-■ - ■
tin, dunl.-OkNiEtaLOrrica, IJ Park Ruir, Naw York,
S. Y.
Rome Cilr Street RR. Co. opentaa 4 milea ol
road.-C. D, Hamea, Av)., A.Q. Halnea. 5«:. it7>w(.,
D. Ualuea,i>iir..,l|rl. d J^.-^kn>iiai.Orrioa.Rame.
uCruad,
Kuowplonglia aod )D olUer
Stelnway,^anrT Zelgler, O
York, tf' Y.i Henry A. Ca , .... _..._
:.-U«i. A. Sleliiway, ftw., Hvlity A. Ca>U-
ncflfa., Cborlea F. ITetuar, .«c, * Trta$.,
•lilt., Jobn Wood. J^iui, -lY. liip.,
»«.., Uar. J(f/,.-litNan*L Or.ica, i\i
mUiBt. New lurk, N. Y.
id nechanlevllle RR. Co.
opeiatM 4.M milea at road, owns d liorata and B can.
Dtnctorl. SlniL-on Ru,tley, Rial NewlaDd, Wm.
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John W. Lippett, Soliville, N. Y.; Frank D. Beebe,
Ali>«rt N. bbeldon, Hamilton, N. Y.-^Jamcci I. Scoi-
lard. I*rt9., Ueoree B. Plietpf, Vice-Prmt.^ Itobert B.
Willtaius. Sec. db Treat.^ Roger Rock, d'v///.— Gjbneral
Omca, uiica, N. Y.
Wm. L. Denison, Pres., Edward Wood, See. <jfc Treat.,
Peter Van Vechten. 6'u^<.— Oemkual Offics, biill-
water, Saratoga Co., N. Y.
Syracuse and Geddes WLWL, Co. operates 2
miK;a of road, o\\ n« 85 liursei*, 7 cars aud 2 itnow-ploaKUfi.
JHrectOfit, R. N. Gere. Daniel l\ Wood, Ra^seias A. CJtica and ffloliawlc RB. Co. operates 2.33
Bonta, Peter Burns. Cbau. Andrews, Robert McCarthy, miles of rood, owns U nerves aud 8 cars. JJirtctifrt^
Chas. T. Redfleld, Jonathan O. Wyukoop, Wm. J. Hart, James F. Maun. John H. abeehan, William K. Lewis,
GeorKe C. Gere, Isaac R. Pbaris. Charles K. Hubbell, A. D. Barber, T. R. Froctor, Geo. D. Dimon, %\ ard
Thos. W. Meachem, Syracuse, N. Y.—R N. Gere, Prf., Hunt, P. 0. J. De Angelis, J. B. Wild. C. G. Duffy,
R. A. Bonu, S*fC. A Treat., William J. Hart. Hupt— R. G. Huerlein, J. M. CtdldH, W. P. 1< ish, Utica, N. Y.~
GeneiialOfkick, 1 Onondaga Co., bavings Bank Baild- James F. Maun, Pret-tVi. E. Lewi*. :kc., Geo. D.
ing, Syracuse, N. Y. Dimon^ Treat., Michael Leary, JHupt.'-^iiSKtuJs Or-
Syracuse and Onondaga BB. Co. oper- "*'■• Ltica, N. Y.
ates 2 miien of road, owus M horses and 9 cars. Di- Van Brunt Street and Erie Basin KB*
recturt, Peter Burni^, AiisouN. Palmer, Joseph H. Palm- Co. operates 1.5 miles of road, owns 34 hordes and 7
er, Chas. P. Clark, Wilbur M. Brown. U. W. Van cars. Directors, John Cauulngham, Edmund Tvrry,
Buren, M W. Han' hutt, Jacob Scbemerhom, Matbias David W. Binns, Franklin Stebbins, Jeremiah P. Rot>-
Britton, T. W. Meacbem, Frederick T. Kimber, L. C. inson, C. P. Cunningham, Joseph White, Brooklyn,
Smith, Syracuse, N. Y.— Peter Burns, Pitt., C. P. N. Y.— John Cunningham, Pres. <fc 6'jpt., Kdinand
Clurk, Vict-Pret., Lyman C. Smith, See. <ft Treat., '^ettj. Sec. db 7*r«aff.— Gbheral Offiuk, 2b4 Vau isruut
Henry Thompson. Supt.—GitsMaxL Officb, lci6 South St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Cllnion St., Syracuse, N. Y. *WaalilMSton Street and State Aiijlnm
*Tlilrd Avenue BB. Co. operatet* 14 miles of BB. Co. oaus 3.5 miles of road, 23 horses and j< car».
road, owus 2,1W) hor:ies and 300 cars. Mreclortt, Wm. Leased to Ueorice W. Slow, and operated by him in
Ri:m8en, Henry lUri, Le^is L}on, iiobert G. Kemsen, connection with the Park Avenue RR., whicu he iil»o
John E. Par>ous, M. G. Lane. Edward Laiitenuicb, leases. Directort, George Whitney, R. U. Meni^ivy,
Wm. M. Prich»rd, Samuel Hull, Syivanns S. Riker, F. W. Whitney, Geo. F. uyon, Warren N. Bennett. Ira
RoDert W. Tailor, Sol. Mebrbach. New York, N. Y.; J. Meagley, Edward K. Clark, R. Hooper, i(*aiab 8.
Robert Willeit, Bayslde, L I.— Liwis Lyon, Pre/?., Matbewti, Allen Perkins, William R. Osborn, Era»taa
Heury Hart, Vice-P et., A\tT\:di Lazarus, Sec., John Roos, Frederick £. Ross, Bingbaniton, N. Y.— iiosvii
Bcsver, Treat., John H. Robertson, ^t/p^— Gkmeral H, Meagley Pret., Geo. Whitney, Vice-Pret., Freoeikk
OFFICE, 1,I1» Third Ave., New York. N. Y. E. Ross, Treat.. I. J. Meagley, Sec., Henry C. Menick,
Troy and Albla BB. Co. operates 3.17 miles ^'^x Wi^ Whitney, -ga»J.-G«NBRAL Orrica, ttio
of road, owns tl bor^es ana il curs. JJireclort, Tbomus '^'""^ *^» o»n8n«""w>"i «. X.
A. Knickerbocker, Lewis E. Gurley, Joseph J. Tilling- UFaterford and Colioee BB. Co. owns 1.87
Pret., Tbeo. E. Hazlehurst, Sec. A Treat , VVinu R. Henry C. Vaudenbergh, Water'ford, N.' Y.; willlam M
Bean, 5a/»^ -General Office, 11 FirslSt., Troy, N. Y. white, Uiica, N. Y. ; TLomas A. KnlckerlJocker, Troy,
Troy and Cohoen BB. Co. operates 3.6 miles N. Y. ; Uco Campbell, JohnWskeman, Cohoea, N. Y.
of road, which i* leased to Troy aud l^nsingburg RR. j;;^*'?™^ /J'^'*!"' Pret.,Q^,OtmDhe\\, VV>t-P,ee„
Co. Dire, tart, Wm Barton, jSs. W. Fulie?, John H. S?*'*!? ^ HJ°^^^J^» ^^' <* Treat.-QKHKBAi. Offick,
Warren, Joseoh M. Warren, William Kemp, M. H. Waierford, N. Y.
Bnrton, Joseph B. Carr. Charles Clemmsbaw, Otis G.
« ^'' /T ■ TT'' — ' V/^- ..! o.' i,r vV vr » «• ACKer, Avert £«vcriseu, nuius u. a.iue, A.ioauy,
SupL-OitiitiiAL Office, iOo River St., Troy, N. Y. s. Y.: F'. A. Fales. Troy, k Y.-Chas. B. lilllnghasil
♦Troy and Lauslnffburjc BU. Co. operates Jf^;^'?'- Ouniln^ Tremor, Treat, dt Sec., Amoa Free,
18.81 miles of road, own., 3y* horses aud QScara. Z^irsc Supt.—QitnERAi. Office, Albany, N. Y.
tort, Elihu G. Akin, Cbar*. L. Alden. Wm. Barton, Wm. STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA
Kemp, Chas. Cleuiiushaw, Joi^eph B. Carr, Otis G. ^,,/fl*. „ .? *.^ ^♦^I^k *i
Clark, E. A. Peck, H. B. Daucby, Charles W. Tilllnic- Cllreatli,HiirrU and Co. operates 4.5 miles of
hast?rroy. N. Y.; David T. Lamb, Waterford, N. Y.; f?^' owns Ai mules aud 10 cars.-GEMEBaL Office,
N. B. Powers, John W. Cipperly, Lansingburg, N. Y.— wreenviiie, S. C.
William Kemp, Pret., Charles Cleminshaw. Vice-Pret., iBTa'TR ahp ahyo
Joseph J. Hagen, Sec. A TrjM., John E. Brown, S'lpt., . - «. « ^ « Y.* ^
Lean^er C. BFown, Attt. Supt. Cii^. H. Smith, Attt. « Akron Street Bj. and Herdic Co. operates
Supt.-QEsa&AL OPFiCE, ;W0 River St., Troy, H.Y, ^,?*"«" *'»f,'T**^' ^'/^^^^S'***'^ """Sf' *\,*^" ?"*^ ^
« /» other vehicles.- Ira M. Miller, Pret., Frank M. Alter-
*Ti¥^enty-tlilrd 9(treet BB. Co. operates 7 holt, Sec., B. L. Dodge, Treotf., John E. Metlin, Hupt,
miles of road, owns 7o6 bor»es and I.U cars. JJireclort, — Genkkal Offick, Akron, O.
it^l ^?f,^P' ^ll\ ^?f ' ^^'!!:.^^"?r' 'Jr'.^i'.!?° A.tatabula street BB. Co, operates 4.6 miles
Lewis May, Trea^., Geo.' Ferry, AcUng Su,U -Gk.n- Beilalre Street BB. Co. operates 8.5 miles of
KiiAL Office, 6Zi West Twenty-third St., New York, 'l?*^* owns 9 hors^, 3 mules and Scars.-C. Bippns,
NY * f . j^jres., Jas. Fitton, Sec.. ». O. Cummhis, JYeat., J. 1>.
'*rT*i^. n^i* « a-^ n» ^^ . o t • Baker. i'Mr. >ly^, A. McClaln, tfii/>/.— GehbralOffics,
*Utlca Belt I«lneBy. Co. operates 8 miles of Bejiaire o * '^ <
road, owns ttU horses and ;tu cars.— Chao B. Tefft, /'/vo., ■«**..* ... »« ^ <..«...,
Chas. W. Mather, Trrat., 1. J. Grifflih, S^e. A Par. B«rea Street BB. Co. operates 1.36 miles of
Agt.. John G. Jones, Supl.-QattKHAi. Office, Utica, ^» ©J'^* * horses and « cars. IHrecUn-t, C. W. D.
NY » *- . *-. yilll^;r^ t^ Churchward, A. H. Pomeroy, F. T. Pomeroy,
vT*i^- rtii-# -> - ^ ■>■ m. « »•> A- W. Bishop, Bena, O.— C. W. u. Miller, i^w., T.
^FVl^'f^Vfa**"? *?* BlnKtaamton BB. Churchward, r*<;*-/^., A. H. Pomeroy, Sec., F.* T.
Co. operates 7.69 miles of roiul. owus 9 1 horses and U i>omeroy, Ji^at., A. W. Bishop. Supl. db >. X.-Ges-
J^' j%'**y?2^ i^^'^^^'l^ ^'°® 5^- ^S; £^"^' ^^^ OFriCK, First National Bank fiuUding, Berea, O.
tort, John Thorn, George W. Adams, Wm. M. Storra, -»» . .
Robert S. WUliams, Utica, N. Y.; George B. Phelps, Broadway and Newbury BB. Co. op.
Waieriown, N. Y.; James L ScoUard, E. S. Wllliam^ erates 5.6 miles of road, owns 15o horses and 10 cars.—
bWilliam S. BarUett, Clinton, N. Y.; Allen W. Reynolds, J. Siauley, Pret., E. Fowler, See. db Treat., J. Stanley,
*any Falls, N. Y.; Alien Curiis, Madison, N. Y.; ^tfp^.—GKNEKiLL Office, 1,473 Broadway, Clevelaud, o.
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^Brooklyn Street BR. Co. operates 10 miles
of road, owns 360 bun*o(» and 70 cam.— T. L. Johnson,
Pre».^ J. H. lloefgen, ikt:., John McConnell, lY§tu.^ A.
8. Johnson, Gen. Supt.—QEHKRAL OrPicB, 1,801 Pearl
St., Cleveland, O.
*€anton Street Railwiiy €o« operates 4.5
miles or road, owdm 58 bon<e8 and 11 car».— Q. E. Cook,
Pres., Treaa. <t Pttr. Agt., John F. (Mark. See.^ O. 8.
Stanton, ^u/^.—Obnbral OrriCB, 4 Ea»t Seventh St.,
Canton, O.
Central Pjtiiseiiser BR. Co. od* rates 8 miles
of road, owns 70 hor^eo and 17 cars. Directort^ Charles
Prate, A. R Seat^Tave. J. V. Santleet, C. F. Parkia, E.
H. Potter, F. K. Seagrave, Toledo, O.— F. B. Seagrare,
Pret., C. F. Parkii«, Sec„ A. R. Seiigrave, TWcu., Jaa.
Murphy, 3upt.—QBVfsaAL Officb, Toledo, O.
Chllllcothe Street BB. Co. operates 8 miles
of road, own« 1-i horses and 7 cars.—B. P. Stafford,
Pres.^ Samuel Kpstloe, Viee-Pre*., A. B. Wemia, Sec.^
Wm. Poland, Treat,, E. li. McMartin, Svpt.—Onfmaui,
OrriCB, Chillicothe, O.
Cincinnati and IVt. Anbnrn BR. Co.
operates 3 miles of road, owns 150 horses and 25 cars.—
George A. Smith, Pres,, J. M. Doherty. Hee, A Sunt.,
Joi. S. Uill, 7'rea«.— Ubkbbal OrricB, Cincinnati, 0.
*<'lnolanail Street Ballvray Co. operates
100 mile-* of road, owns 2,000 horses, 275 cars and 89
other vehicleo. Diifcton^ A. D. Bullock, Albert Q.
Clark, Henry Haiina. John Kilgour, Theodore Marsh,
Joseph H. KojrvrM. Matthew R^aii, Lewis Seasonxood,
Cincinnati. O— John Kllirour, Prts., J«8. A. Collins,
Sec. db Aud.y Robt. A. i)unlap, TreoM.^ John Harris,
if"pt., BenJ. P. Uaugbton, P. A., F. R. Weleenecker,
Mast. Tr. ^tp., B. I Robinson, MaH. Car Btp.-~
Gbnbral Offiob, Apollo Buliding, Cincinnati, O.
*Cltlsenii* Street BB. Co. operates 10.5 miles
of road, owns 126 horsei* and 21 cara.^D. W. Strond,
P/y« , Asa Bushnell, Vice-Pr^e., F. S. Piofleld, 8«e., Rosa
Mitchell, 7V«M., D. W. Strond, ptsr. Agt., W. H. Han-
ford, ^tf/>^— OB.NBR4L OrricE, West Main and Qeorge
Sts., Springfield, O.
Coiumboe and Clnelnnatl Street BB.
Co. operateit 18 miieit of road, owns 856 horses aud 76
cars. Vireetore, a.. D. RodKora, Wm. B. Harden, H. T.
Chittenden, C. H. Hayden, B. a. Brown, B. T. Withoff,
S. S. Rickly, R. Jonev, T. P. Gordon, R. B. Sheldon, B. |
K. Stewart, Coliimhas, O.— A. D. R<Kigers, /¥«•., H. T.
Chittenden, Vlce-Pree., E. K. Stewart. See. tfb Trnoe,, J. I
H. Atchers«>n, Supl„J. li. Pimlot, Mtut. Oar Bep.— :
Obnkrax OmoB, ColumbaA. O. t
*Colanibas Consolidated BB. Co. operates
23 miles of road, ownrs 40*1 horses and 100 car:*. Direct-
ore, A. D. Rodgers, W. B. Hayden, H. T. Chittenden,
C. H. Hoyden. B. S. Brown, E. T. MithoflT, S. S. Rickiy,
R. Jones, T. P. Gordon, R. E. Sheldon, £. K. Stewart,
Colunibos, O.— A. D. Rodgera, Prti., H. T. Chluendeo,
Vloe-Pre^, E. K. Stewart, See. <t Treae., J H. Atchsr-
son, Supt., J. H. Pimlot, Mojit. Car iSep.— GsifBiULL
OrriCB, Columboa, O.
Colambla and Cincinnati (Domniy)
BB. Co. operates 6 miles of road. Direeiore, C. F.
SUle.}, C. G. Gore. J. Mack, J. Kilgoar, C. M. Kllgoar,
Cincinnati, O.— C. H. Kilgour, Prt$., John Kilgoar,
Viee-Pree.t A. H. Meier, &c., C. O. Gore, Titat,—
Gbnbbal. OrncE, 14 West Third St., Cincinnati, O.
*Dayton Street BB. Co. operates 7.5 miles of
road, owns 40 mules, 60 horses and 25 cars. Direetore,
W. II. Simms, H. S. Williams, C. B. Ciegg, C. J. Fcr-
neding, E. J. Barney. S. Craighead, Geo. W. Rogers,
Dayton, O.— C. J. Femeding, Pree., Geo. W. Rajera,
Viee-Pree., C. A. Crai^^head, ^/^ec.. Third National Kink,
Trean., Jl. W. Anderson, ^wp^.— Genbhal OrriCB,
Third St., west of Kmg, Dayton, O.
*East Cleveland BB. Co. operates 91 miles
of road, owns 520 horses and 116 cars. JHrectore, A.
Bveretr, Charles Wason, G. B. Herrick, J. II. Wade,
Chas. A. Otis, J. H. Wade, Jr., H. A. Bvereti, Cleve-
land, O.— A. Everett, Pre»., Chan. Wason, Vlee-Pr€t,,
H. A. Everett, See. <jfc Treat., Edwin Datj,Supl.,€tc.~-
Gbnbbal OrriCB, 1,154 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, O.
PIfih Street RB. Co. operates 8..5 miles of
road, double track, owns 64 horses and 16 ears. IH-
revtore, A. A. Thomas, D. B. Corwin, R. I. Cnmmln,
J. C. Pierce, Dayton, O. ; L. D. Ellison. P. Roach, L.
Harris, Wm. O'Brien, Cincinnati, O.— A. A. Thomas,
Pns., D. B. Corwin, See,, R. L Cammln, Tr$at., J. M.
B. Lewie, SupL^ [P. A., */<?.— Gbnbral Opfice, Day-
ton, O.
Glenv^ood and GreenlaMrn Street Ry.
Co. operates 4 miles of road, owns 25 hordes and 8
car*. JAreetore. A. D. Rodgers, B. 8. Brown, W. B.
Hayden, J. R. Hughes, J. M. Brig;;8, Columbus, O. —
A. D. Rodjrers, Pres., B. S. Browu, n«-/Ve#., R. R.
Rickly, Sec., H. S. Riclcly. Treae., Jonas Willcoz,iS^.,
P. A., «/<:.— Gbnbbal Officb, Columbus, O.
Hamilton Street BB. Co. operates 4 miles of
road, own«i 5 hordes, 7 mnl«;s and 11 cars. — Jas. 8. Gif-
fen, Pree.. I. V. Parri-h, See., II. L. Mtirey, Treas., J.
C. Bigelow, Supt. — Gbnbbal OrrioB, Hamilton, O.
LalKC Side Street Ball way Co. operates 8
miles of road, owns 24 horses, 1 engine and 6 cars.— G.
E. Cot)k, Pfe».,W. S. Alexander. Sec, O. S. Stanton,
^(//)^— General OppicE,4E<ist Seventh St., Canton, O.
lilma Street By. Co. operates 2 miles of road,
owns 6 horses and 8 cars.— Geo. Jamison, Pree., J. M.
Coe, Sec., 8. W. Moore, 2r«a«.— Gbnbbal OmcB,
Lima, O.
*!?Ialn Street Cincinnati Inclined Plane
By. Co. operates 6 miles of road, owns 150horees and
2) cars —Geo. A. Smith, iVw., J. M. Doherty, S^e-.P,
A., etc., Jas. S. Hill, 7Vea«.— General Officb, Cm-
cinnatl, O.
metropolitan Street BB. Co. operates 10
miles of road, owns 100 horM^ and 28 cam. — John J.
Shipherd, Pree. db Sec, H. E. WdU, Treat., J. A. Wau
fon, Supt., F. F. Shipherd. Pur. Aaf.—iiitKKRAL Or
FicB, Cherry, cor. Bancroft St., Toledo, O.
ffllddletoivn and lUadlson Street RR.
Co. operates 2 miles of roadjOwus 6 horses and 4 cars.
Dlrectort, C. F. Gunckel, E. W. Gunckel, L. Gunckol,
R. D. Marshall, F. H. Short, Middieiown, O.— C. F.
Gunckel, Pret.,!^. W. Gunckel. Stc A Treat., D. L.
butphin, <9ti;>^— General Office, Midilletown, O.
*]flt. Adams and Bdeu Park inclined
RB. Co. operates 16 miles of road, owns 820
horses and 40 cars.— G. B. Kerp«r, Prft. A Treat., J. R.
Murdock. Sec, C. Whltten, «if{/|>^— General OmcB,
Cincinnati, O.
*Oakvrood Street By. C<>. operates 8 miles of
road, owns 65 horses aud 14 cars. Director*, C. B.
Clegg, H. V. Perrine, A. L. Stout, Dayton, O.— C. B.
^istfg, Pret., Supt. A Par. Agt.. M. P. Moore, 3ec.,'Wm.
Jones, Mast. Tr. A Car Ii€p.—(iESEn\L Ofpice, Day-
ton, O.
Portsnioiitli Street BB. Co. operates 2 miles
of road, owns 10 hordes and 6 cars. Dimctutit, James
Skelton, W. S. McColm, A. C. Thompson, John Dice,
Maria Reed, A. E. Reed, Enos Reed, Portsmouth. O.—
Jas. Skelton. Pret., Enos Heed, Sec, Treat. A Supt.,
Samuel Williams, Matt. Tr. i?tf/).— General Officb,
Portsmouth, O.
St. Clair Street By. Co. operates miles of
road, owns 125 horse* aud 29 cars.— Chas. Hathawsy,
Pren.^ S. 8. Lyon, VUe-Prtt., Cnas. Hathaway, Jr.,
Treat. A Oen. Man., Alfi^d G. Hathaway, Sdc—Q^n-
BBAL Office, 815 St. Clair St., Cleveland, o.
Sandnaky Street By. Co. operates 4 m'les of
road, owns 28 horses and 7 cars. Dlrectort, Charles V.
Oidi. Clark Rude, Augustus H. Moss, Jay O. Mosc, Au-
goetus 0. Moss, Sandusky, O.— Chas. V. Olds, Pret., A.
H. Moss, Vlce-Pree., A. C. Moss, See. A Treat., Clark
Rude, Supt.—iiEHitnAh Office, Sandusky, O.
Sontk CoTlnccon and Cincinnati Street
By. Co. operates 17.75 miles of road, owns 29ti horses
ana 46 cars.— E. F. Abbott, Pret., J. C. Benton, Stc.^
G. M. Abbott, 7V»(M.— Offiob, 403 Scott St., Coving-
ton, Ky.
Son tit Side Street BB. Co. operates 4 miles of
road, owns 60 hordes and 6 cars.— T. L. Johnson, Pret.,
J. fi. Hoefgcn, Sec. A Treat., A. L. Jol\nson, Supt., C.
Shoira, Supt. Car Rep., A. M. Emerson, Pur. Agt.—
General OFFieB, Cleveland, o.
^Superior Street BB. Co. operates 13 miles
of roaa, owns 2i0 horses and 54 car« —Frank de H.
Robison, Pret , John Koch, Viee-Pret., M. S. Robison,
Jr., Sec, Treat. A ^/7^.— Gbnbral Uffick, Cleve-
land, O.
*Toledo Consolidated Street By. Co. oper-
ates 19 miles of road, owns 264 horpes and 45 cars. />t-
fwctorr, D. B. BaUey, J. B. Bailey, Jamss Dorlty, Rich-
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ard Waite, Albion C. Lang, Toledo, O.— J. B. Bafley,
Pru. <t Treas.^ A. B.Lan^, Stc, John Uilmartin, Supt..
ttamuei Emenr, MmI. Car Rep. — Gjknjbbal Offxcs, 48
Bummlt St., Toledo, O.
•Woodland aad IFest Side BR* Co. oper-
ates 17 mile8 of road, owns 5(SU horses, 40 maleH and 105
caw.— M. A. ilauua. iVe*., J. F-Card, Vice-Pre*., J. B.
Uanna, JSee, <k P. A., G. G. Mulhern. ^^i/p^.— Gbnkral
Orrica, cor. Pearl and Detroit Sts. , CleTeland, O.
UTayuA and FlfUli Street Ry. Co* operates
8.6 miles of road, owdb 80 horses and ti cars. IHrectortt
Georffe W. Shaw, Ezra Biniier, John Harries, Jas. J.
Bradford, Eugene WInichet, Dayton, O.— George W.
Shaw, Pres.t bzi-a Binner, Vica-Prtss.t Eugene Winlchet,
8u, it Tt-ecu.t Nelson Routzaher. Supt.^ Ezra Biuner,
P. A., «te.— GEif EKAL Office, Stf Wayne St., Dayton, O.
*!¥««( Side Street Rjr. Co* No farther infor-
mation.
Vonni^Blo'vrn Street RR. Co. op rates S.5
mlle<4 of road, owns 25 hornus and 6 cars.— David
Mackey, /^tm., John R. Davis. Vici-Pres,^ Alfred
Smita, Sec. A Trews. ^ Joseph O'Nell, i9<//)^.— Gxneual
Office, Youngstowu, O.
ZanesvlUe and ITIcInt jre Street Ry. Co.
operates ^.'Zb miles of road, owui» 54 mules, 1*^ curs and
8 other vehicles. Directors^ T. B. Townsciid, N. C.
Towusuud, J. Burgess, C. Burgess, C. Towusena,
Zanesville, O.— J. Burgess, /Vw., P. A., etc., W. C.
Towni^end, Sec.^ J. B. Townseod, Treas.^ J. Coltrap,
£fupt. db Magi. Car .ff^.— Gbmeral Office, 200 Mam
St., Zaneeville, O.
STATE OF OREGON.
ranltnomali Street WLj, Co* operates 9.75
mUes uf road^wus 65 bofkes and 19 cura. — A. M. King,
Prts.t E. A. King, «S^c.— General Office, Portland,
Ore.
Portland Street RR. Co. operates 2 miles of
road, owns 40 liurses aud II cars.— D. P. Thompson,
Pret.^ C. K. Ilarbaugh, Hec. tit ^i^t//;^.— General Office,
104 Fourth St., Foriiand, Ore.
Transcontinental Street Ry. Co. operates
10 miles of road, owns 100 uorscs and 24 cars.— W. F.
Bnrreli, I^ru., D. W. Wakefield, See., T. Woodward,
Par. Agt. dt JSupl.—Q^SKiiAL Office, 145 G St., Port-
land, Ore.
STATE OF PENNSYIiVANIA*
Allentowu Paeaeneer Ry. Co. operates 8.41
mUttS of ruad, owiis 22 hurses and cars. IHrecforst
Bamnel LfWis, William Saeger, John D. Stiles, Reuben
P. Steckel, Robert E. Wright, Russet A. Thaver, Allen-
towa, Pa.— Samuel Lewiii, l*rti.^ Joseph B. Balliett,
/3tc. A Treat., A. 1'. Brown, Oen. i^up^.— General
Office, Allentown, Pa.
Reaver Valley Street RR. Co. operates 3.1
miles of road, owns 87 horses And 8 cars.— M. L. Knight,
/Vm., Jas. F. Merriman, /Sec. db lYeat-^ L. Richardson,
Afp/.— General Office, Beaver Falls, Pa.
Rradford and Kendall RR. Co* operates
1.58 miles of road, owns 8 horses and 8cars.— /Hrec^or.*,
James Broder, Thomas Conuerly, Geo. A. Berry, £.
Parsons, Bradford, Pa.; Geo. R. Wheonore, Warren,
Pa.— James Broder, /Vm., B. Parsons, Treat., Oen.
Man. <ft Supt., N. B. Pardons, See.^ Pur. AgL, etc.—
General Office, Bradford, Pa.
Central Paaeeuser Ry. Co* operates 8 miles
of road, owns lOi horst» and lb cars. JHrectore, George
I. Whitney, h. H. Williams, Robt. K. Wilson, F. L.
tttephensou, R. G. Herron, Jesse H. Lippincott, Jas. U.
Reed, Pittsburgh, Pa. -Geo. I. Whii4iey, Pree., F. L.
Stephenson, Hec. db lYeat., R. O. Herrou, Otn. dupt. db
P, .A.— General Office, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Clieater Street RR* Co. operates 7.6 miles of
road, owns 80 hordes, 19 cars and 1 snow-plongd. JH-
rtctort^J.Fnthk Black, Wm. S. Blakeley, Samnel A.
Dyer, Thomas J. Houston, Geo. B. Lindsay, Hugh Shaw,
J. Lewis Croger, E. Mitchell Cornwall, Chester, Pa.;
Richard Peters, Jr., Thnrlow, Pa.— E. M. Cornell, Pre*.,
Wm. S. Blakely. See., Samuel U. Seeds, yWa«.— Gem-
XRAL Office, Chester, Pa.
*CitlBen'e Paneenffer RR. Co. (Philadelphia)
operates 10.5 miie^ of road, owns 480 horses and 98 cars.
JMreelors, Chan. E. Bliis, John U. Mcllwain, Charles T.
Ooltaday, Richard M. Hartley, John H. Sloan, Phila-
^phia, Pft.~John McCarthy, Pre*., Johu (^ Adams,
Sec. db Treat., A. B. Scarborough, Supt. S Matt. Otr
Rep., Samnel Mink, Matt. Tr. iSp.- Gekbral Offiob,
cor. Twelfth St. andSosquehanna ATe.,Phlladeipliim, '
*Cltlsen'0 Paseeujger RR. Co. (Pittebargh)
operates 8.35 miles of road^owns 8l0 horses and S2 cai*.
—Directort, John G. Holmes, Allegheny, Pa. ; James
Verner. J. J. Donnell, Joshua Rhodes, Wilson McOand-
ler, Pittsburgh, Pa.— John G. Holmes. Fret.. Cliaa.
M. Gormly, See., J. J. Donnell, Treat., M. A. Vemer,
Gen. Supt.— Qrserai. Office, Pitubnrgh, Pa.
City Pasaenser Ry* Co* of Altoonat op-
erates 8.5 miles of road, owns 89 horses and 17 cars.
Directort, John P. Levan, Wm. Murray, C. a Wood,
David Koch, A. J. Anderson, Geo. A. McConnick,
Andrew Kipple, Altoona, Pa.; James Louther, Beh-
wood. Pa.; H. S. Frank, Philadelphia, Pa.— John P.
Levaii, Pret., L. B. Reifsneider, Sec. db TVsoa., Jobn J.
Buck, Supt., Andrew J. Riler, SoUeitor.—QKHmmAiM
Office, Locust St., below Third, Altoona, Pa.
Coalville RR. Co. operates S.5 miles of road,
owns li ho^^es, u cars and 8 other vehicles. JHreetort,
Chas. A. Miuer Ellas Robbins, Geo. W. Kimendail,
John G.Wood, Isaac M. Thomas, Wllkesbarre, Pa.~
Chas. A. Miner, Pret.^ Geo. Loveland, See. db Trmit.,
Alberts. Orr, (Ten. i9u;>^— General Office, '^ilkint.
barre, Pa.
Conllnental RR. Co* operates 10.5 mllea of
road. Directort, P. A. B. Wldcuer, Clay Kemble, G.
W. Elkins. Wm. J. Elliott, Geo. D. Widener. Phil*,
deipuia. Pa.— Wm. L. Elkins, Pret., John B. Peddle,
Stc. db TVmm.- General Office, PhiiadelphiH, Pa.
Kaat End Pasaenffer Ry. </0. operates 1.5
miles of road, owns 6 horses and i cars.— M. L. Herr,
Pret., M. F. Steigerwalt, Treat, dt Supt., «W. A. Uei^
sha, iSSft;.— General Office, Lancaster, Pa.
*Eaaton9 Soatli Eaaton and West Bad
Paaeencer RR. Co. (This company is the cou-
soiidaiiou of the Easton and South Easton and the
Wect End Passenger Ry. Companies, May Slvt, 18088.
Chartered June 2d, 188b.) Operates 4 miles of roed,
owns 81 hordes, 11 cars and 4 sleighs. Directors, Pred-
crick Green, H. A. Sage, Jr., Winleld 8. Hnlick, Frank
S. Sage, Easton, Pa.; Elinha Burwell, Peter S. Beidler,
Gamble Yoniig, South Easton, Pa.— Henry A. Bage,
Pret., H. W. Cooley, Sec. db Treat., Elisha Biirwell,
Oen. <9tfp^— General Office, 848 Northampton, bt.,
Eavtou, Pa.
Empire Paaaengrer Ry* Co* (Philadelphia)
owns 8 50 miles of road, which is leased to the Citiaen's
aud Seventeenth uod Nineteenth St. RR. Cos. JHrte-
t4yrt. Frank H. Ellin, John McCarthy, C. W. Walton, P.
A. B. Widener, W. H. Kemble. Philadelphia, Pa._
James McManes, Pret., John (^. Ad^ms, Sec. S lYttu.
—General Office, Twelfth St., cor. Suaqnehauna
Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.
Erie City Paaaenser Ry« Co* operates &84
miles of road, owns 88 horses and 17 c^n.— Directort^
Au4:UHt Jaricai, John Berst, Titus Berst, H. L. Bervt,
Ht;rman James^. F. P. Bailey, Jacob Berst, Erie, Pa. —
William W. Reed, Pret., J. L. Sternberg, Sec., Wm.
Spencer, TWoi'., Jacob Berst, Gen. J/ian.— Ocnerai.
Office, Second and State Sts., Brie, Pa.
•Federal Street and Pleasant Valley'
Paaaenaer RR. Co. operaus 4.8 milua of road,
owns 1(57 horses, ^ cars and 4 other vehicles. DirifC-
tort, K. U. King, J. P. Speer, D. F. Henry, William
Rosebnrg. Frank Rohm, R. K Wilson, Wm. U. Gra-
ham, John B. Jackson, Pitti*burgh, Pa. -William
McOreery, Pret., R. F. Ramsey, Stc., Jame** Buyle,
Treat., W. J. Crozier, Gen. Sujjt.—GESitnAi, OrrioK,
127 Taggart St., Allegheny City, Pa.
•Frankford and Sontbwarlt RR* Co*
operates 2U.uO miles of road, owns 818 horses, tt dummy
euKines and 93 cars. Directort, Alfred Smith, Edwaic
S. llaudy, John Noblit, J. J. Sullivan, John L. Lawson,
Edgar Fries, James H. Gay. Daniel Haddock, Jr., Cliarles
S. Lincoln, Da\id Fleming. Horace Geiger, Mosea W.
Lipper, Philadelphia, Pa.- John Noblit, i^vf., Tboa. 8.
Harris, Sec., H. C. Brewster, Treat., T. El wood Cox,
Sunt., John Bums, Matt. Car i2^n.— General Opfiox,
<,64)1 Kensington Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.
Germanto'vrn Paascnffer Ry* Co* owna
89.18 miles of road. Directort, Wm. Dulles Wm. H.
Sheimerdine, Robert N. Carson, Meyer Sledenbacli,
Clarence B. Moore. Howard A. Stevenstm, PhiladeJphIa,
Pa.— Craig D. Ritchie, Pret., Lewis 8. Renshaw, Hke, d
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFiaALB-STBBET BAILHOADS.
uu.— QijiiRtL OrFicE, 1001 Cbntnnt Bt. PbUs-
pmi, fa.
irefn and^Coatea HtrMtB^PIillad«Ipbla
(. WIIIli
ir Mr. Co. cmui 7 mllo of rwul, wblcli
Ibe f'suple'i PuHnscr Bailmj Co. JH-
lini I>iill«*. Pfalnua FTir*. JuMa UcHanra,
MBKcr Br. Co.
Chu. J, Waliun, Jo«ph Kocb, Mst« Sltdc
C1>Riicsa.Kki«i,ClarrnMB.Moore,J*mMr^-
Uliver llDpkluaon, Alfred Homer, Mmter Ti
IMiflKlelpbia. fi Mota A. Uropslc, Ah., I
Rcnibkw, ;««. <£ yViiiu.— Oihiiul Orrioi, 1,U
uut St , Phi tide) plill, fi.
HarrUbnrK Cilr
Hobw, M, Cotien, JoDii Whitin.o, J.G. M.'liiir.'
T. KnimiTitfeT, Jjv-ub Hu^auleti, J>ftv)a Kl«miiiir.
W. Kellv, Win. K. Gurir.i Hm. K.
Kelker. Ilnrrttbuni, P».- iUntJ A, Kt.»=r, .rrt.., n »..
K. A[rictu. VialTa.. Jobii T. Eiiiminijer, ftoc.. R. f.
Krllur, 7'' am.-Uenkhu. UrncE, 11 »ouili SKund &i.,
Hrstvn villa,
Uiiciwier. II : Le>l N. 1Vain>«. Juhii h! Urlmi
rv Doniiliae, Uniikl tillGklii. flillndtlplii*, V*.
II. LilTefly, /-i*!., Uaiitel 01«<*iu, Il«-J¥u..
Paopla** Ballivar Co. (Pottnflle ) opanlei 14.6
mllei ofriMd iborie Una, I mils.aeun Una, IS.ft mllm),
uwu 4 borH*. t lueomotlK* aod 8 c*rg,— T. A. Keulr,
ftw., Wm. U. Pollard, Pur. Agl., Stc., Trtai. 4 Mijtl.
— UiKBitti:. OmcE, Potuvllle, Pk.
Perklomrn Avenue Paaaencer Br* C*.
□peraUi *M mlira of road, ovrui W barses and 14 can.
lArtcior; William D. AlLhotiM. Geo. W. Bird. AiTtw
Pblladfllphla Cltr Paiaanecr By, Ce.
rlclw. R. P. '
iladelpbli l-iFi^nK' r Hj. Co. Iprlnded
tbu I'biliidelplitB and Darby RK. a
V»ll*7. P^;
M. Ubeinmt,
Pbllid«lpbl^
Falrmonnl
.4,I0UI
FO'U
■I itaoiix
nil. W. 1
D. J. 1
in» UcHiilen
lei, tr. ■I'rfii..
B l.,Ye.g.e).,aK..W.
LancaaUr Cltr KB. Co. oneraMa 1,1 mllei of
road,owD> i baiTeB and 6 chn. lAnctori. B. J. Ue-
Uraiin, W. 1>. Murei:arr, J. T. MicGniilKle. J, H, Ren-
eT. i. a. Cuchraa, 8. S. lligii. J. H, Uaamgardner,
n™«er, Pa.-W. U. apnxbor. I'm.. T. B. Cochrm,
&r., J. II. BaHmsurdoer, Tetai.. J, B. Lonf, Mn,
Jfun.— OiHiiuL Orrica, Lanouler. Pa.
Lancaaler and milsravllle BB, Co. op-
J. C. Bigsr, Pnt., Henrj Bhlrk, Via-JTrt.. C'bu. De-
iiiicf, Stc. ± Tnai.-aKStnu. Oirici, Lanculcr, Pa.
LehlKli AvCDDe PuaenKer ■*> Co.— Jobn
7 mii.->JcntB±L Urrici, Pbllajielplii>, I'a.
•Lombard, Twcntf-artb aad Soatb
Sireet Paaaeaser By. Co. uiMrttM 17.1*1 mllei ol
r<Hul, OHDi 304 UijiHi, b4 can and 4 ulDer Tablclca.
iMncMrt, Win, K. Wirter, Kooeti W. Carton, Wm. H.
Hbelmcrdlne, Kilward bamoel. H. A, Hlerenion, Phlla-
delplda, Pa.-Jubu B. Pulunfl, Pm.. Prancia llails-
liur.1, are, if Trtut., John M. Gontben. Om. aupl.—
UEHkiui. Urricc, ».M> boalb Dt„ PnlladelpUIa, Pa.
Paopla'a StracI By. Co. tScrantoii) openlei
l'.,-,W. W. ColRH. /■,.»., T, W, I-ennvpack
y.wi,-UKKiiuL UTrici.lce Waianl Piacc,
pbla. Pa.
Pbiladelpbia and Darby RR> *
Pblladelpbia aud firar'a
Philwlelphla, P.,-Wm, H. Kembli, J-nu.. P. A, B,
Widenar. Ut Vlc/-Pna.,V,m. L, iCIklDS. -HI VictJ-m..
D, W, Ulckaon, are. <£ 7V»«,-Uaiiiiiui. Officb, For-
[j-flral ana Havrrlord bti„ PhlladslpblB. Pa,
•Pltlaburgb, Allcsbemy and maacbea*
Ivr BU. 4.'o. cipeniiea a nillui of load. uwca 1TB
huiMi aud 4U can. Dirrclon, Cliax, Atwrll. K. C.
Gray, Jo», T, »p*er, Edward Grtgg, U. H, Allonon, Jr.,
Ptuabiirib, Pa,-CnM. Aivgll. fnt., Chnrlea Helban,
Stc. * iTtai.. J, C. Colion, Supl.—tit^jixuiti. OrriCB.
Ptilabnrgh, Pa,
•PlllaburiEb and BlrmlnKham BB, Co*
nrKTiw. aw mliu uf ruad, uwu. IDU li»r».ii and U
, Patrick, '
ple*a Park Paaacnsar BB. Co. operate* ,
ri ut ruad.owDK 75 boiMci and lU car*. Wree- '
L U. KiiiK. J. P. Bp«r, D. r. Uenr*. William
iX, Fraok Kabm. fi. K. WIimd, Wm. H. Ora-
Du. B. Jackeuii, H. Kanfidau, Juo. Blatell, Wm,
^ry. PItuuDrgb. Pa.; Jaa Aiidrswa, MUaburvta.
■-- McUrterr, iVu., JL V. Kajnacr, ate.,J*r.
. _ at., Wm. J. Cruller, JtaM.— OiHsaAL OF-
m Ta«KUt St., Alkcbeof Ci(]r, ft.
eopla>> PaaaancarBy. Co. (PUIadelpblaJ
Wi 4a mtlen uf road, owua I,I6J boraoi aud 174
IttrBteri.Vr. U. Hbelmccdma, lloben N. Cwion.
ru mmuel, W. Kotcli WiaUr, JoUn H. Baker, Jr..
'hlliaelpbia, I'a.-Jobn B. parwma, Fm., Tboe.
Ilujric. -It-iai.. '
Kdwi
I — UBHKHiLL Urrici, Wib and Caraon au., PiiubnrKb,
I P».
, Plltabnrsb, Eaat I.lberty and Wilklna-
I burnta B)r. Vo.—K. J. AilKu, /¥«r.— UiNEKit. Or-
: 'PluabDrEb, Oakland and Kaal LlbcrW
' BB. Cu. uperaicb u BLea of ruad. ouna 1«^ bonci
' aud Ut tan, Hirtclon, Jobn T. Gordon. 1>. W. C.
B. Mellon, J. tl belluii, PltUbor|[b, I'B.-Jubb T, dior.
don, /Vm., 1), W, C, Bidniill, 7y«tij.— Gejuihal Urrio,
PiUsborgb, Pa.
PItiabnrsh Dnion BB. 4:'o. operaten 4,0G
JameaU, Sewtll. R, C, QraT, AllrchFoy Cl'lj. I'B.; Bd^
vln BlBdlBj, Walur P. banadl, R C, Wrcnaiiall, F, K,
Love, O, H. Allerlon, Putauorgb, Pa. — Janien U.
UrKtll. Pm.. Cnaa. Belbrrt, Bk., Jmnft .1. Uunuell.
7>«M.— GeHEKiL Officb, Aliegbniy cilj. Pa.
PIUabnrKh and ITeat Kud Paai
U Pnt.. Untld C. Golden.
Chus. W. <.'arr, Aurf,, Wm HuiniB, Jfoi*. 1>
Jho Yeo. Iliut. Cor Jmi.— GKHBaAL Ornei, S
pbin St., FbiladelpUa, n.
, James Caller', Ibi
a-Aw.', 'I'uoa, H, BIebIow, Ac,. Wm. J
-UanEMi. OpnPB, ■■" '-
R»ri"i
, Blgelow, i
;i58 POOR'S DIRECTORY OP RAILWAY OFFICIALS— STREET RAILROADS.
PUtston KR. Co, opcraten 1.75 miles of road.
OW08 6 hoi-sed and 1 car. mrec'tors, Iiuutc Eventt, M.
W. Morri8, Qho. B. Everltt, J."irii»*8 L. Morris. Pitiston,
Pa.; E. \V'. Miiliipm, E. L. Mul.ijfan. Wilkes bar re, l*a.
— If*aac Evoriit. Pret., E W. Mulligan, S'c. M. W.
Morris. Tte<i*., Isaac Everitt, Gen. Man. db dupt.—GES-
KKAL Ofpici:, Pinstoii, Pa.
'KeadlDff C'lly BR. Co. operates 4.5 miles of
road, own-. W horsort, ib cars and ."J other vehicle;!. Bi-
nc/ors^ II. A. Muhlenberg, Benj. F. Owen, Jus. L.
Douglas, Cnan. H. Scheaffer. Albert Thalshirimer, Mat-
thew Uarbsun', Readin;^. Pa.— Beujamin P. Ovren,
Pre*., JaiBCH L. Douglas, Vice-Preft., 11. A. Muhlcnben?.
Aw. rfc TrtUf.y John A. Rig;j, Gtn. Supl.—QRSHRAL
OrriCE, Readin<;, Pa.
.^Rtdaee Aveuac RR. Co. operates 16 miles of
road, owns 847 horses and Gl car?«, Director*, Wm. S.
Grant. Win. T. Carter, John Lambert. Henry Norris,
R. A. F. Pcnros.', PhHadelphia. Pa.— E B. Edwards,
P/w., Win. S B:i;;hi, .Sine. <t- Tr^-is.. Wm. Myers, Of.n.
Suf)C.—iiKsi:u\L Oppick, Tair:y-bei:oud St. and Ridgs
Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.
Sayre Street Ry. Co. operates 4 miles.—
Howard Elmers. /Vt»., Wm. iireveuson, TVea*. — Gjcn-
BttAL Okfk'E, Sayrs. Pa.
Schuylkill River RR. Co. operates 3.11
mile-i of PMd Dir*ictoM, Mitrhow Brooks, J. Hicks
Conrad. "Wta. P. Chandler, J'M«ph Hopkmson, Thomas
R Woodhoui^e, Samaul W. Woolhouse, Philadelphia,
Pa.- Oliver Hopkin^on, Prei., J. Crawford Diiwes,
3€c.—(iKKKRkh OrFicK, Thlrty-sLxth St. and Gray's
Ferry R)ad. Philadelphia, Pa.
Second Aveaue RR. Co, (Pittaburt^h) op-
eratef 3.25 miles (if road, own:* 6) horses and 5 earn.
DincU^rf, Geo. Fawcett. Ja"*. F. Fawceit, W. J. Faw-
cetl, Geo. W. Fawcett, W. H. Collin;;wood, PittsbU'-j^h,
Pa —Geo. Fawcett, Pr<#., Ja«. F. Fawcett, Sic, W. J.
Fawcett, Tncu., James F. Fawcett, Gen. Supt.—dES-
XR.VL Office. Pittsburgh, Pa.
*Secuud and Third Streets Passenger
Ry. <>o. (Philadelphia) operates 41 mil » of road,
owns 67.) hurses and llAcars. IHrectors, Wm. Annpoch,
Andrew J. Holman, Wm. SisenL>er^. M. U. Stanton.
Edwin T. Eisenbers;. Ja<). Simpaou. Alexander Ij. Craw,
ford, Jan. R. Whiiakcr, Jas. A. Fre -man Horace T.
Potts. Geo. Iloff, Wm Dulle*. Philadelphia, Pa. -Alex-
ander M. Fox, Pr^s., Chas. D. Matiack, SiC, Wm. K.
Miller, Trew., Geo. W. Thorn, Soi'Hfor, Oavid W.
Stephens, Gen. S'tpt — Gbnbkal Opficic, 2,tt53 Frank-
fort Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.
Seventeenth and Nineteenth Streets
RR. Co, owns 7.5 miles of road, wiiich is leaded to
Philadelphia Traction. Directors. John L. Hill, Sam-
uel Daniels, Geo. D. Wldener, Wm. L. Elklus, Jr.,
Philadelphia, l*a.; Geo. W. Elkius, PiiiPburgh, Pa.-
Matthew S. (iuiy, P/*«f*.. John B. Peddle, Sv. <t Tr^oH.
— Gbseral Op^iob, Twenty-third and Brown Sta.,
Philadelphia. Pa.
StroudHbarff PaMsentfcr Ry. €o. operates
1.3S miles of road, owns lU horse^t and Hears. Directorn^
Jackson Ltntz, P. 8. Fasten, Simp-fou Fathcrmau Jacob
Hauser, Stroud.sburg:, Pa. — Jackson Lantz, Pi-es. <fi
Treait.s Jacob Hauser, .Sec.— General Office, Strouds-
barg. Pa.
South Side Pa««en|i:er RR. Co. (Pittsburgh)
operaie<< 2.S miles of road, owns 80 horses and 1*2 cars.
DincUyra, D. Z Brickell, W. T. Wallace, Thos. C.
Lazier, William Brkkell, Geo. B. Hill, A. Lippman,
Pittsburgh, Pa.; James S. Alexander, Monongahela
City, Pa. -D. Z. Brickell, Pr^ti., W. T. Wallace. Htc. A
Treas.s W. M. Rosborough. Gen. Supt.—QBSKUKL Of-
fice. 2,136 Sarah St , Pittsburgh, Pa.
•Thirteenth and Fifteenth Streets RR.
Co. operates 14 miles of road, owns 507 horses. 78
ears, and 5 sweepers. Dir-eclors, Rohert Cresswell, Geo.
W. Hall, B. S. Kunkel, W. S. Warner, John C. Bing-
ham, Philadelphia. Pa.— Thomas W. Ackley, iV'# ,
Thomas S. Harris, Sec. db Trecu., Wm. P. Cooper, G4n.
Supt. dt P. A.,Vf. H. Flood, MasL Tr. Rep.. M. C.
King, Ma»t. Car Mep—QasEHkh Office, Firteeutb
and Camberiand Sts., Philadelphia, Pa.
Transverse RR. Co. opsrates 6.96 miles of
road, owns %iS horses and 39 cars. Directors, C. L.
Magre, Joshua Rhodes, C. F. Rlopfer, Wilson McCand-
Um, a. F. KeMting, Pittsburgh Pa.— C. L Magee, Ftm.,
a K KJopfer, Via-PrM., Wiiiiam B. Ford, Qtc, A
' Trtae., M. Elliott, Gen. Supt.— GEffKR jll Office, Pltti-
buri^h. Pa,
*i;nlon RR. Co. (Philadelphia) operates TO
miles of road. Direetwiy P. A. B. Widener. Jamei
Mc.Mane»>, Wm. L. Klkins, Henrv Bumm, Wm. 8.
Stokely, M. 8 Qnay, Philadelphia. Pa.-W*m. H. Kem-
ble, /V«»., P. A. B. Widener, Yice-Pre*., Jjhn B. Ped-
dle. Sec & Treas., Jacob C. Pottv, Gen. Supi.—QmH-
EK4L Office, Twenty-third and Brown Sts , Philadel-
phia, Pa.
l¥est Philadelphia RR. Co. operates 21.50
miles of road and leases 17.5 miles. JHrecfore^ P. A.
B. Widener, Wm. H. Kombic, W. L. Elkins. Joe. E.
Gillingham. Geo. D. Widener. Thomas Dolau, Thos. J.
Yarrow, Jos. B. Altemns, Pniladelphia, Pa. — P. A. B.
Widener, Pre/t., D. W. Dlcks<m, Sec. rf 7Wo#., Jsa T.
Gormaa, Gen. Sttpf.—QnsKRAL Office, Foity-llrst and
Haverford Sts., Philadelphia, Pa.
Wllkesbarre mud Ashley Passonser
RR. Co. See Coalville RR. Co. for ofttcers and di-
rectors.
* Wllkesbarre and Kingston RR. Co.
operates 2.5 miles of road, owns 16 horses and 4 cars.
Direetffnt, W. J. Harvey, H. U. Harvey, E P. Darling,
R.J. Flick, Wllkesbarre, Pa.; J. B. Smith, Kinj^ton.
Pa.— W. J. Harvey, I*r<ie. db Gm. Supt., A. J. Davis,
Sec. <t TrfOjt. — General Office, Wllkesbarre, Pa.
IVllllamsport RR. Co. operates 2.15 miles of
road, owns 28 horses and 9 cars. Dircctorf^ Robert P.
Allen. H. C. Paraous, R. J. C. Walker, Barnes M. Gam-
ble, Williamspon. Pa.— Robert P. Allen, f*te$., Henry
O. JParsons, Vice J*re$.. R J. C. Walker, Treas., James
M Gamble, Sei\, Wm. Hains, 5m/><.— General ufficb,
Williamsport, Pa.
York Street Ry. Co. operates 3 mileA of road,
owns 30 horses and 7 cars.— W. H. Lanins, Pre*., « •. S.
Weij*er, Treae., D. K. Trimmer, 6Vc.— General Office,
York, Pa.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
*Paivtacket Street Ry. I^o. operates 8 miles
of road. ~ A. B. • base, Preji., I). F. LongBtru«t, VtCe-
Pre*. <t Gen. Man., E. N. Liulefleld, Trea*.^ B. A.
* Jackson, /if^.— General Office, Pawtucket, R. I.
*Unlon RR. Co. operates 53.855 miles of roM,
owii!i 1 ,350 horses and 272 cars. Directors. Jesse Metcalf,
D. F. Longrttreet, B. A. Jackson, Wm. H. IIopLisa,
Chat*. D. Ovvan, Luclan Sharpe, S. O. Metcalf, Provi-
dence, it. I.— Jesse Metcair. Pres., D. F. LoM^ireet,
llce-PreJi. rfe Ge*i. Man., C. A. Babcock, SfC, <fe 7Vi»«.,
A. T. l»otter, Maxt. Tr. Rep., Geo. O Kane, Magt. Car
.flffp.— General Office, Providence, R. I.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Charleston City Railway Co. operates 8. SS
(double track, 8, and branch, .35) miles of road^wna 115
horse.'}, 1 mule. 32 cars and 3 other vehicles. Directors,
Wm. Aikcn, John S. Riir^^s, Andrew Simonda, Henry
Burst, H. II. De Leon, F. I. Pelacr, George W. Wif-
lianis, I. L. Tobiai*, Cnarlet^ton, S. C— John S. Risgs,
Prejf. tfe Pur. Agt., Evan Edwards, Stc. S Trewt,,
Frank F. Whildcn, AsH. Sec. dt Treas., John H. Moh-
lenhoff , '9M/>f .— Obmkual Office, 4 Broad St., Charles-
ton, S. C.
Enterprise Street RR. Co. operates 18.5
miles of road, owns 36 horses, 14 mules, 10 passenger
cars and 21 freight csltb.— Directors, C. S. Gadsderd,
Thos. Frost, C. C. Olney, I. C. Mallonec, 8. 8. Solomon,
S. B. I'ickens, A. Oanale, Charleston. S. C; B. F. New-
comer, Baltimore, Md.— A. F. Ravenel, Pres., W. B.
Uayne, Sec db Trros., J. W. Passailaigne, Svpt. — Qcx-
eral Office, Charleston, 8. C.
middle Street and Snlllvan^s lalaad
RR. Co. operates 2.25 miles of road, owns 15 horses
and 7 cars.— B. Callaghan, Pres., F. F. Whilden, Sec.
db Treis., B. Buckley, *Suy>/.— Genekal Office, 4 Broad
St., Charleston, S. C.
STATE OF TBNVE'^SEE.
City Street RR. Co. operates 11 miles of road,
owns 127 mules and 27 cars. -J. H. Warner, Pres, «^
7V<f<w., T. N. Van Dyke. AsH. Treas., C. R. Gaskill,
See., Geo. Stnbblefield, i^ifp^.— General Office, Chai>
tanooga, Tenn.
^Cltlsen's Street Ry. Co.ofShelby Coantjr
operate* 3S miles of road, owns 565 horses, 142 cars sad
\ %i oVVkei -tcYi^cXQa. IHr«cior«^ ^%:gKAw)i^ WVU^ Thomas
POOR'S DIBECTOBT OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS— STBEET RAILR0AD6.
Hiiowdoi, J, c.
•.. Thomag Bar- 1 j
nra. AM. Jfon., I
Vklhcrland StcMit BalliraT Co. openlo . '
l.» Ditlrs ot road, aoi.- 40 uioki and Scara.- J. 8. i
Bransronl. I'm.. Ptny Kmnatrd, tkc. JobD T. Vooa. .
7W(U.-Ua.itBiLOrFica.Nuli*m«,TeuD. I '
JaelCBon Street Bj. Co.-U. W. Corr;, Jatk- ' '
»...Ti-ni..
*Knox Till* Street RB, Co. oircratn j.E m1le«
BI Paao Street Ballivar Co, op«nl« S mile*
It nwO, anna 40 miiln and it! carj.-J. K. CnMbr,
ftyi., B. U Lavia, Via-Prn., H. W. MaTkn. 5«., O. H.
Morehead. Trrat., H. W, Uarka, Supl.—tiutEMU.
Orrwm. Bvvenlb St., S] Pt«o, T(i.
Fort Worib Street Balltray Co, opcnlr*
. Woodruff. £. J.
1, iV<»,. T. L. Brti
■.noBi
ad St., Knu
villc. Tcu
Nabi-r Bell AveBne and Hardee Street
Ballway Co. opeiaLmt.lS nilL» of road, hmdi W ,
Hood.M. E.Tbompaon. William ttiipa. Jainn'o'Coii^
.. r o-i.i. ^^ ^.-.,g„^t^ H H KdlBjrtoil,
Mattnev. MtClimg, fi. L.
_,._ ... N. Hood. Prti. B. L,
milli, «(r. <^ 7>HJ.„ R. H, Bdlngton, Vt'rPni . M. K.
Tuomp-OD. .Sui-t.. B. L. Hmltb. J'-r. Ail.. K. E. Thorni>-
^OIl, Jfo«. n-. it Car Jlip.—QEHSini. Orricx, Knu»-
-lie, Ten"
aiarltct Sqaar*
__ . _ * Street BB. Cn.-J. B Van
Gilder. iW.W.H aiDionda. Tnoi , W. B. Him<]<»aii,
SI., KnoiTille, T.nn. 1
•Rfemphla CItr BB. Co, M* ClUno't St.
R;r- '-». or Sbrlb; CuuDiy.
mcGavock and Ml. Vervon Harae BB.
*:°'"i?:;;n'5."" — ^ - ■- -
d IB can. JMne-
MonnD Jonra,
h, Tci.-K. M.
. ctPru.. 3. P.
...A. Huffman. 7rtuf., S. Mima. Mip(. it
., TomTmynar,J/(Ul. 7'r. ifi/i.— QaHiULOrnaa,
^slkcr.J.lton
■ II, K. L. _
-. '.± I\r. Agl.,l
r. .6 Tna*., M, J. Rwmn. *-Hp(.. J/(w(. Cor and TV.
7i.-tiMiUL Urriui, GalTv-lun, Tci.
HoD»lou Cltv Mtrect Bv. Co. opentea 14.1
Ilea or road, owdd IKi mnl«a aiiU 40 cara. lAriclor;
m. il, Sinclair, J. Aiken, UaivrBton. Ti-i : B. F.
■Miregor, J. Waldo. K. 1'. Hill, S K. Mcllbeaoji,
■— " - ~ ■ clair, ftw.,
\.y. Sec. *
Lin>pa>ai Street Ballway and Traiia-
inx^KSiid 3 cart.— bo. M. SuixlEnM, Prrt. A Tim*.,
/ftijU,— Uuuul.
<ara.-P, T, ]tcmb«rl. Pin., F. L. WBil*)', TMat.,
R. B. Levy, Sec. C. IL Booth. Gen. fiu;<l.— lilaUAl.
urf icK. 1113 Tjtrt SI., LoDgvtew, Ti-r.
MarKhall Street Ur. Co. oyenin 1 ro'lecr
it ^. ^.. Jamti Barnaa, JtoMt. Car Stp.-Q*ll*t.it.
Orno*. NaahYille, T»nn,
Naahvlll' and BdceOeld Street BR. Co.
-J. a. Uranarucd, Fnu . Pacer Klnnalrd. sa' , Jehn
Voaa, 7VVIU.-UINU1L Ornci, NatliTillc. Tcnn.
NaaliTtlle, D. and N. Street BB. (
, E J.
Fry, I'm., Chaa. Cubb. Jr.. .*r. d Trtet.. A. C. Hjn-
MH, Ofit. /iVpl.— (lamiuL Orrici, llartball, Tei.
Parle Strret Bailway €n. oprratea I.ftmtlea
-J, M.'lJBiilel, i->Y>,, il. y. Lalu. ur, Tr/ae., 0«J. M.'
DunirJ, *e. rf/'. ,1., C. K. Tborii, .Ku;m. AJTsK. ttor
ififi— OiKSiiAL OrricE, Pwig, Tei.
rroapecl Hilt Hirret Kallivar Cn, opente*
1 mile •!{ ruad. oxna S horr«a aiid 1 uc-Sam HiT*-
.Ick. iV^.. V. .1. Mu»«, F(«-/^', * C. ^.. I). Oppen-
a.UlO
Yarbonirb, Treat., T. R. bonahiif,
Orrica, NuHvllie, T(du.
SoDtb NaabTllle Street tl
I •San Antoiilo Street Balliwai' Co. operatea
I ismllo uf in«i, oKoa KUtduIfb and US ctn. Mrte-
, lort. A. Belknap. P. L. Talcoii, Janii r V. Norcomb,
.JohnRobb. Swi Antonio. T«.; F, W. Piokard, Haw
Turk, N.Y.— A. Bclkiiap, i>Ti., F. W. Pltkud, PlM-
I /y«.. E. 1(. NoMOD, 5k., Jabn M'lilicra, 7Vaa»..r '
- ■■ Supl.. JobnB*}/. kofl. Tr. Xfi,. •"■"■"
Fuller. JM.. Trial, i Svut.-QntiiMAL urrua,yruik- .
lib, cor. Checrj 8t , NaclivUla, Tann.
STATE or TBXA8.
Aaalln Street Bailtvai' Co. opeistet T mllw
or roftd, owni It h»»ea. IIO mnle* aid it cara,— Wm.
H. Tubtn. ITti. d Trtai., Gao. A. I^roctur. Hee., i'ur.
AQt. it ^Hpf,— OiMaBAL Orritm, Anatlti, Tut.
Brenham Street Ballway Co. oparataa S,
mllei ur [OBil. owi>s ISmolc* und Ifsn.-T. J. Pam-
p«ll. JVu., J. A. KandJa, Ot.. D C, Qlddinga, Ttmh., I
K. B. Kandie, Sa/it.- Oiaiaai. UmcE, Brenliani, Tei.
Conamerce and Krw*j Street BB. Co.
SWla,
juu>(. 6'er Arp.— GiNkBAL UmcE, ban adiddId. Tin.
Sherman CItj Street Balltvay Co, operate*
XSm
nermnii, Tex.
a Street Balliaay Co. operatra B mllea of
■ n. U hnra... .nri B ...r. IHnaori. Ed. BOtail,
Fort. F. W. Koit,
ral.S
oad, owi
V, K,' Kelliim, Oec. A Tn<H..'i. W. SsdlwrrjrS^K—
liMiRAL OmoE, ^■n Koiih Fuunh Hi.. Waco, Tax.
TBBRITOHY OF UTAH.
Ogden Cltjt Balltl'ar Co. optralea 3 miira of
lalll I
1 «0 t:
BB. (te. operaUi 4 JS mUeaot
-Nil IS CMra.-W, J. Kelirr, Pn,..
E. Keller, A|p(.-Oii<kuL
Ballaa Streei
raid, own a T4 molea
Ilirrr K>l]ar, Stt..
OrricB, Dallai, Tex.
Daalaon Sirerl Batlwar Co. opttttea *.K \
Dillea of road, oiriu U mule* and f can.-C. A. Waltrr- 1
bonae. Pr*:, i. t. CaBpbell, Suvt. A P. ^.— au.K»kL
Omci, DealMD, Trx.
UaMd McKFnilE, .See., Jam<a Jaik, Trriu., O _.
Arnold, £uf,f.-OaiiiBai, UrricE, Ijill Lake Clti.Utalk
\ia'\«» ot TOa4,(llwu»■»^^iat'•**^'*^"~■
260 POOR'S DIRECTORT OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS— STREET RAILROADS.
Michael Qaian, John W. Cranston. Michael McKeoyn,
Alberc H. Tuttle, George H. Cheney, Tliomas O. Lron,
Jauiee C. Dunn, Ratiand, Vt.— Michael Qtiinn, Prt9.y
John Woodbln. ike, Albert H.TatUe. Trew., Michael
McKeoyn, SupL—QmHrn^u OrFicv, Rntland, Vt.
Winnoski and BnrllnKton Street Rj.
Go* operate* 3 miles of road (opened November 13th,
1886), owns 20 horiies and 9 cari». Directors^ U. A.
Woodbury, J. D. Hatch, K. B. Walker. Georjre W.
Waleii P. C. Kennedy, Darlington, Vr.— U. A. Wood-
bury, Pret. <t P. A., J. D. Hatch, Vlce-Pre«., Geo. W.
Walee, Sec., L. E. Woodhouae, Treoi.^ K. B. Walker,
Sapt.,, efc.— Gkmkual Ofpice, Bariington, Vt.
STATE OF TIBGINIA.
lijriiehbars: Street Rjr. Co. operates S.75 miles
of road, owns 20 mules, IC horses and 7 cars. Direc-
Uir$, C. V. Wlnfree. J. B. Shaner, h. L. Arniiatead, J.
W. Dickerson, Jno. A. Lee, E, C. Uamner, Jno. D.
Holt, W. 8. Adimi*, Stephen Adams, Lynchburg, Va. —
Stephen Adam»*, />*«., 8w. <f Trtan.. Wni. M. I*ayne,
H^pi^y ete.— Gbnkral Offioi, 811 Main St., Lynch-
bun?, Va.
]flaiiche«t«r Street Rjr. 9o. operates 2.5 mllea
of ruad.-Juo. E. J aylur, Pren.y E, B. Mead, Htc. <fc
y>v"W., B. K. Seidell, ^f//;^— Gem era L OrriuE, 1,115
Muine St., Richmond, Va.
'Norfolk Clly RR. Co. operates 3.S5 miles of
road, owni* 70 hor»»e^ and 9D carj<. Dlrtdortty Jno. B.
Whitehead. Alfred P. Thom, Washin^ton'Taylor, Charles
Sharp. Parke L. Puindezier, H. C. Wnilehead, Norfolk,
Va.: Wm. A. Boykin, Baltimore, Md.— Jno. B. White-
head, PifR , H. C. Whitehead. Sec. «f /V^'m., E. W.
»4avage, i9(/p^— Gknxrax Oppiob, 640 Church St., Nor
Mk. Va.
Petf^riibnrs SCreet Rallvrajr Co. operatc<t 3.5
milM of rond, o^vntt 40 mnlen. tf horses and tf cars.—
Geo. Beadle, Prop., Petersburg, Va.
*Rlchinond Cltjr Rjr. Co. operates 7.5 miles of
road, owns 185 hordes aod 4o can.—Direcfor/f, David N.
Walker, M. T. Clarke, W. H. Harall. Thos. Peyton.—
J. L. Schoolrra't, P/w., Walter Kldd, Sec. d lYeat,,
Charles Selden. Siipt. <f P. .4., A. W. Pierce, MaH. Car
i2<p.— General Office, Richmond, Va.
l¥ASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Seattle Street Ry. Co. op>>raie8 4.25 miles of
road, owns 2i) horses aud e cars.— F. H. Oifgood, Pru.^
Geo. Kinnear, .*«:««.— Okneual Office, Seattle, Wash.
I'err.
STATE OF 1¥EST VIRGINIA.
Cltlzen'ii Railway Co. operates 4.75 miles of
road, owns .^5 horses and 15 can*.— C. A. Wingerter,
P^-e*., Van B. Hall, 6>c., M. Loftus, ^t/;>^— General
Office, Whcelmt;, W. Va.
l¥lieellDff aud Elm Grove RR. Co. op-
erates 8 miles of road, ovtns 4 steam motors and itt
cars. JHnvtom^ A. Reymann, M. Kellly, J. D. Du Bois,
F. Happy, R. A. McCabe, Wheeling, W. Va.-J. D. Dn
Bols, Pre*., E. J. Rutter, .<?«?. dt Treas., C. Hirach,
S'ipi., A. Palmer, .¥a*^ TV. Rep., H. Bowers, ifa«^ Car
i?«/>.— Genkual Office, Wheeling, W. Va.
STATE OF UriSCONSIN.
Appleton Electric SCreet Rall-vrajr Co.
operaieci 3.5 mile» of road, owns l.tK) hori<e-p<>\\ er vn-
gine and 5 cars.— J. E. IlarrlMisn, Pre/t., Josepli Kof-
fend, Trtati.. T. W. Orbit»on, <Sec.— Gknkrau Office,
Appleton, Wis.
Ashland StreeC Rjr. Co. To be built this
spring.- Office, A^thlanu, Wis.
''Relle Clly SCreet Ralliv^ajr Co. operates 4
miles of road, owns 40 hordes an<l \» cars. OirtcfCTf,
JohnT. Fi-h, Milwaukee. Wis.: Geo. B. Hathsway, J.
B. Dodge. Racine. Wis.: uhas. Uatliaway. Cleveland, O.
—John T. FiHh, i^*., J. E. Dodge, dec. dt. 'I'reag.^ Chas.
Hathaway, P. A. A Gen. Man.^ Geo. B. Hathaway,
aupl. it Mast. Car i?fp.— General Office, 811 Sixth
St., Racine, Wis.
^^ •C ream Cltv RR. operates 8.17 miles of road,
^kn S6ft mules, 8 hori«es and 04 cars.— Winfield Smith,
^■11., Wm Damkachler, Sec, F. Knehn, TVva*., Henry
^■K. iS*i(p^.— General Orrics, 440 East Water St.,
Qkee, WU.
Ean Claire City Rjr. Co. operatea 4.5 miles of
road, owns 45 horses and 7 cars.— F. W. Woodwsrd«
Fre$., J. S. BradstreetFiceP^f., George B. Shaw, See.^
George Copp, i$^tf|i^.— Gsnsiul Offiob, Ban Clslr«i»
Wis.
Ija Crosse CItjr Rallssajr Co. operates 6
miles of road, owns tt8 horses and 18 cars. IHreetors^
B. E. Edwards. Geo. F. Good, W. W. Cargill, Lacrosse,
Wis.— B. E. Edwards, Pre*., Geo. F. Gnnd. Viee-Prm.,
Jas. T. Daggett, Sec, Fred. Tillman, 7V«a«., Peter
Valicr, Supt. A'. Ific, Geo. F. Smith. Supt. So. JHv.—
General Office, f2i Main St., La Crosee, Wis.
La Crosse Street Railway Co* Saceeedsd
by the La Crosse City Ry. Co.
niadlsoii Street RR. Co. operates 8 miles of
road, owns 20 mules, 4 iiorr^s and 6 cars, only 8 of
which are nsed. JHrectorn, D. K. Tenney. R. M. Bash-
forcL Chicago, III.: B. W. Jones, Anurew Kentaler,
E. W. Keyes, M«diM>n, Wis.— E. W. Kt-yee, Pres., D. K.
Tenney, Vicr-Pres., B. W. Jones, Sec. <k Trea»,. An-
dr»'W R. Kentzler, 5(/pf.— General Office, Madlsoa,
Wis.
*]IIIlivankee City RR. Co. operates 80 miles
of road, owns <4U6 horses and T2 cars.— i>ir0Ctor«. Peter
McGeoch, Alex. Mitchell, John Johnston, John L. Mit-
chell. Geo. O. Wheatcroft. Milwaukee, Wis.- Peter Mc-
Geoch, Pre*., Geo. O. Wheatcroft, Sec. <t lYeas., Geo.
Kemmerlieu, Supt.—QKHEViAL Orricx, Milwaukee, Wis.
Oshkosh Street Ralliv^ay Co. operates 8 5
milee of roud, owns 2o hur^es and 8 cars.— Thos. Wall.
Pre»., F. Zoiitner, Vice-Prejf.,J. Y. Hwll, Sec. <t 7V«w.,
L. F. Thompson, >$(//>/.— General Office, Oshkosh,
Wis.
IVankealia Street Ry. Co. projected.— Jsmes
K. Anderson, P/s*., T. W. Uaighl, Sec. db J1r«w.— Gen-
eral office, Waukesha, Wis.
West Side Street RR. Co.— Washinnrlon
Bf'cker, Prop, db ifan.— General Office, Milwaukte,
Wis
DOniNION OF CAN ABA.
BelleTllle Street RR. Co. operates t rones of
road, owns 12 horses. 5 curs and 5 other vehicles. iH-
Ttetorn, Jaa. St. Charles, R. D. Conger. Horace Teo-
mans, A. G. North up. Belleville, Oiit ; W. U. Anatin,
Trenton, Ont.— David Lockwood, Prts., S. A. Lock-
wood, Sec, Treag. <ft 5u;>^— General Office, Belle-
ville, Oat.
Rrantford Street Rall'vray Co. operates 4
miles of road, owns 20 horses and tt cars.— D. A. Flack,
Pree., R A. Pringle, llce-Pres., C. U. Flack, Sec. db
7W<w., Geo. B.Wells, Pur, AQt.—OEKEViAh OrriCK.
Brantford, Ont.
KInsstoB Street Ry. Co. operates 4 miles of
road, owns 28 horses and 8 cars.— Robert Carton, I^ts.,
M. iSergant, Sec db Treat., W. Wilson, Man. db P A.^
M. Barnes, Moft. Car i7sp.— General Office, King-
ston, Ont.
*IiOadoii Street Ry. Co. operates % miles of
road, owns 4U horses, 14 cars and 11 other vehicles.
Z;ir«c^o/«, V. Crony n, T. H. Smallman, W. Bowman,
W. Saunders, H. B. Conyn, London, Out.— V. Cronyu,
Pre*., Chas. Curne, Trtos., Jas. H. Flock, Sec, Henry
T. Smith, 5(/77<.— General Office, Richmond St., Lou-
don, Ont.
•noutreal City Passeoffer Railway Co.
operates 22 miles of road, owns ttf i horiHjs, 72 cars, 4U
omnibuses and 71 sleighs.— Jesse Joseph, P/>«., W. H,
HingKton, Vltfe-Prv*.. Ed. Lunher, Sec. db Trea* , T. H.
Robillard, iS'efp/.— General Office, Moutreal, Can.
*Ottaiv^a City Passenger RR. Co. operates
3 miles of road, owns 4) liorses and tf curs. Directorg,
Thos. C. Keefer, Itubt. Blackburn, W. G. Perlev, Chas.
C. Bate, M. McNaughton, James Koche^ler, E. U. Brou-
bon, Ottawa, Ont.— T. C. Keeler, Pre»., R »berl Black-
hum, Vice-Pre* , James D. Eraser, i&«c.— General Of-
fice. Ottawa, Ont.
i^neheeStreet Railway Co. operates 8 miles
of ro.id, owns 45 horses, U cars, 7 sleighs, and 5 other
vehicles. IHr^ors, Charles bt. Michel, Geo. R. Ren-
frew. Henry O'Connor, Gaspard Le Moine, John G.
Thomson, Wm. liossack, Felix Tessier, Quebec, Que. —
Charles St. Michel, Pres., Geo. R. Renfrew, Vice-PTM,,
Samuel Moore, Sec, Trta». db '9tt/)<.— General orrica,
bt. Joseph St., St. Sauveur, Que.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS— STREET RAILROADS.
261
St. John street Railway Co. operates 133
mile:* of roa'l. owno 28 hora«*B, 4 car« and 8 nmoibiisea.
— W. A. OrifflthA. Pr«., G Q. 8tnart.F<r«-/V*''.. W. W.
Martin, Sec. A JVan.— General OrricE, Quebec, Qae.
Sandivlch and lIFIndiior Ry. Co.— Henry
Kennedy, /V«».— Gbnebal Opfice, Windsor, Can.
Sarnla Street Rt. Co.— J. F. Lifter, Pr€9.,
Thos. Symington, Sec. A Treae.y H. W. Mill*, 3vpt.—
General OrricB, Samia, Ont.
St. Catharlned, IVerrliton and Thorold
Ry. Co. operates 6.88 mile^ of road, owns 81 horses.
7 cars and 4 other vehicles. Direct</ri», £ A. Smyth, L.
R. Smyth, St. Catharines, Ont.; V. E. Fuller, Hamil-
ton, Out— E. A. Rmyth, /Vw. <fc Sitpt.,y, E. Fuller.
Vice-Prra., A. P. Friesman, Sec. db Treae., Samuel
Sproatt. MmL Car J2^.— General Office, St. Cath-
arines, Ont.
*Toronto Street RR. Co. operates 37 miles of
i road, owns 676 horses and 13ft cars. -Frank Smith,
■ Jh^s., Jame.<) Giinn, Sec.. J. J. Franklin, St/pt.—QKK'
' ERAL Office, Toronto, Ont.
Uriiidnor Eleetrlc Street Ry. Co. operates
1.5 miles of road, owns Van Depo«le motor. iN) borse>
power enjrine and 2 cars.— W. M. Boomer, Pres.^ A. H.
Joseph. Treae. A Sec., W. C. Turn< r, Supt.. T. C.
Punting. jtfaA.— General Office, Windsor, Ont.
IVInnlpec Street Ry. Co. operates 6 miles of
road, ownH lOO horst^, 15 cars and 15 sleighs. JHrec-
(ant. James Austin, E. B. Osier, Toronto, Ont.; A. W,
Austin, R. J. Whiila. H. Archibald. Geo. A. Young,
M. R. Austin. Winnipejr, Man.— James Austin, Pre9
E. B. Osier, }lce-Prfe., Albert W. Austin, Sec, Trea*
A P. A., Q. A. Young, Svpt.—Q buerai. Office, Win-
nipeg, Man.
* Indicates membership in American Street Railway Association.
JOHN i EMERICK, President. Edward H. JOHNSTON, General Manager.
SAIUEL LEES, Treasurer.
Railroad Frog and Switch Co
■I
MANUFACTURERS OF
RAILWAY SWITCHES, STANDS, FROGS AND CROSSINGS.
ALL SUPPLIES FURNISHED APPERTAINING TO
Steam and Street Railways.
Civil and Mechanical Engineers t Machinists
and Contractors.
Blue Prints and Bills Pnrnished on Application. Cohkkspoxdknck
Solicited.
Works, Chester, Pa.
Oflace, 807 Walnut St., PMladelT^lxia..
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LUMBER AND LOaGINa RAILROADS OF
STATES.
THE UNITED
(10) List of the Officers or Owners of the Private Lumber, Loqqiko
AND Mining Railroads of the United States, with Mileage of
Road, Equipment, etc.
Alabama Grand Trunk RR. Owned by Alabama |
Lnmber and Naval Stores Co.; 18 miles ; gauge, 4 ft. 9
la.^rail (iron), 16 lbs. ; locomotive, 1 ; cars, 10 ; located
in waahington Co.. Ala. : P. O. address. Mobile, Ala.
Albion Lumber Co., Chicago. Owners of Smilea of
railioad ; gauee, 8 ft. ; rail (iron), 45 \b*. ; locomotive.
1 ; cars, 16 : located in Muhlenberg Co., Ky. ; P. O.
address, Ricedale, Ky.
Albion River RR. Owned by Hy. Wetherbee: 8
miles ; gauge, 4 ft. S^ in. ; rail (steel), S5 lbs., also wood
and Iron ; locomotive, 1 ; cars. t4 ; located In Mendo-
dno Co., Cal.; P. O. address, Albion, Cal.
Alderman, D. W. Ow-ner of 6 miles of railroad ;
Sange, 5 ft.; locomotive. 1 ; earn, 8 ; located in Claren-
on Co., 8. C; P. O. address. Manning, 8. C.
Allegan and Lake Shore RR. See List No. 1.
Allen Bros. Owners of railroad ; gauge, 3 ft. ; cars.
4 ; located in Miller Co., Ark.; P. O. address, Texarka-
DA. Ark.
Allcyton and Big Lake RR. Owned by M. Duven-
Krt ; 4>i miles ; gauKe, 8 ft.; Incomotive. 1 ; cars, ^ ;
^ed in Newaygo Co., Mich. ; P. O. address, Alleyton,
Mich.
Alpena and Hubbard Lake RR. 12 miles ; gauge. 8
ft.; rail (steel), 80 lbs. ; locomotives, 8 . cars, 46; cost
of road, $'if*,000 ; Free., Albert Psck, Vlce-Pre-*., P. H.
Fletcher, Trt'as., A. G Stone, Gen. Man., Ambrose
Townsend, Chf. Eng., W. Wilcox ; P. O. address. Al-
pena, Mich.
Altoona Coil and Iron RR. See L1i«t No. 1.
Amoskeag RR. Owned by Amofkesg Lumber Co. ;
10 miles ; gauge. 5 ft. 9 in.; rail (iron), 40 lbs. ; locomo-
tives, 2 : cars. IG ; located in Dodge Co., Ga. ; P. O. ad-
dress. Eastman, Ga.
Anderson Creek RR. Owned by Geo. B. Merrill A
Co.; 6 miles; gauge. 4 ft. tt in.; locomotive,! ; cars, 18 ;
located in Clearfield Co., Pa. ; P. O. address. Look
Hayen, Pa.
Angle Lnmber Co. Owners of 8 miles of railroad ;
gauge. 8 ft.; mil (iron). 80 lbs.; locomotive, 1 ; cars,
8: located in Polk Co., Tex.; P. O. address, Houston,
Tex.
Antwerp snd Packer Brush RR. See List No. 1.
Arbonr, Octavo R. Owners of 2>i miles of railroad ;
gauge, 8 fc. ; locomotive, 1 ; cars, .5 ; located 9 miles
soain of Baton Rouge, La. : P. O. address, Baton Rouge,
La.
Arcadia and Betocy River Tram RR. Co. Owned by
H. Starkes, Theo. £. Ebert and 11. .Mauntler ; 8 miles ;
gauge. 8 ft. 6^ in. ; rail (iron), 2o lbs. ; locomotive. 1 ;
cars. 16 ; lorated in Manistee Co., Mich.; P. O. address,
Arcadia, Mich.
Arcau Mill and Lumber Co. Owners of ^ mile of
railroad ; gauze, 4 ft. 8 in.; locomotive. 1 ; can*, 2 ;
located In iiumboldt Co., Cal. ; P. O. address. Areata,
Cal.
Armistcad Lumber Co. Owners of 8 miles of rail-
road; gauge, 3 ft.; locomotive, 1; cars, 10; located in
Rankin Co., MIm.; P. O. address, Armistead, Miss.
Arter, W. P.. Lewis, W. 8., Bliott, Robt. Owners of
15 miles of railroad ; gauge. 8 ft. • cars, 10 ; located in
Green Creek, Falling BrancJi and Meadow Creek (5
miles esch) ; P. O. address, Hinton, W. Va.
Atlanta and Mount Pleasant RR. and Kildare snd
ZJmdea RR. Owned by.Teffenon Lamber Co.; 15 miles ;
e. 8 ft.: JocomativeB, 2: can, S8; located in Cata
ex.; P. o. Mddre$p, Jcifersoo, Tex.
Ayers, A. D. Owner of 4W miles of railroad; gaase,
3 ft. ; rail (steel), 25 lbs. ; locomotive. 1 ; cars, 15 ; lo-
cated in Newaygo Co.. Mich.; P. O. addre^'s, Otia, Mich.
Ayres, J. K. Owner of 2 miles of railroad ; gang«,
2 ft. 4 in.; locomotive, 1 ; cars. 4 ; locared in Montgom-
ery Co., Tex.: P. O. address. Conroe, Tex.
Babcock, Charles. Owner of 2 milt s of ra{1ro<»d ;
ganve. 8 ft. 6 in.: cars, 8 ; located in Oswego Co.. N.Y.;
P. O. addreps, Orwell, N. Y.
Baird. E. A Bro. Owner of 8 miles of railroad;
miige, 4 ft. 8 in.; cars 2 ; located in Alachna Co., Fla.;
P. O. address, Hagne. Fla.
Bark Camp RR. Owned by J. B. Walker ; 4H milor;
gauge, 4 ft. tt^ in. ; rail (iron), 25 lbs. ; locomotive, ] ;
cars, 10 ; looifed in Clearfield Co., Pa. ; P. O. adiref>s,
Wintorburn, Pa.
Barton County RR. F. P. Anderson. Minden, Mo.
Bartow snd Dublin RR. Owned by Central Georgia
Lumber Co.; 5H miles ; L'auge, 4 ft. • in.; rail (iron), 40
lbs.; locomotives. 2; cars, 6: lo'-ated in Jefferson and
Washinston Cos.. Qs.t P. O. address. Barton, Ga.
Bayside and Yeatesville RR. Owned br Jno. W.
Branning: 12 miles; gauge. 8 fr. 6 in.; rail (steel). 90
lbs.; locomotives, 2 ; cars, 12; located in Beaufort Co.,
N. C; P. O address, Bath, N. C.
Be^vor City RR. Owned by A. C. Batcbelder; 8
miles ; gaaire, 8 fi. 6 in.; locomotive, 1 : cars, 8 : located
in Crawford Co . Pa.: P. O. address, Tryonvllle, Pa.
Beaver Mills RR. Owned by Rysn. Thomson ft Co.;
12 miles ; gange, 4 ft. 9 in.; rail (iron), 30 lbs.; locomo-
tive, 1 ; cars. 8; located in Union Co., Pa.; P. O. ad-
dress. WilliHmj«port, Pa.
Bfllevne Incline Plane RR. J. W. Kirker, Pres.,
Jno. W. Morrison, Sec, Joseph S. Bnnn, Treas ; Ro-
bella. Pa.
Bender, C. A Son. Owners of 4 miles of railroad ;
gange. 8 ft.; locomotive, 1 ; can*, 4; located ia.Polk
CO., Tex.; P. O. address, Moscow, Tex.
Bering, W. G. Owner of 5 miles of railroad ; Kaaga,
3 ft ; locomotive, 1 : cars. 4 ; located in Polk Co.«
Tex.: P. O. address. Moscow. Tex.
Big Trest.lt? RR. Owned by P. H. <?oodyear ; 4 xnUea ;
gauge, 4 ft. 8^ in.; rail (iron), 85 lbs.; locomotive, 1 ;
cars, 16; located in McKean Co., Pa.; P. O. addreait^
Bnflalo, N. Y.
Bivings, Duke & Co. Owners of 5 miles of rsilroad ;
gange. 8 ft. 4 in. (and U mile broad gauge) ; locomoi i ver J
2 ; cars. 8 ; cost of road and eqnipment to date, $S8,000 ;
located in Chilton Co., Ala.; P. O. address, Clanton.Ala.
Black Lake and Sherman Valley RR Owned by B.
B. Turner; 8V^ miles ; gauge, 4 ft 9 in.; rail (iron), f6
lbs.; locomotive, 1 ; cars, 8: located in Thurston Co.,
Wash. Terr.; P. O. address, Olympia. Wash. Terr.
Blackman Logging RR. Owned by Blackman Brofi.;
4 miles ; gange, 7 ft. 6 in.^ocomotive, 1 ; cart, 4 ; lo-
cated In Snohomish Co., wash. Terr.; P. O. addjneas,
Snohomish. Wash. Terr.
Blanchard, D. Owner of railroad ; gauge. 4 ft. A In. ;
cars. 4 ; located in King Co., Wash. Terr.; P. O. addr«»e,
Seattle, Wash. Terr.
Blanchard Extension RR. Owned by Cbaa. Blan-
chard's estate ; 5)^ miles : locomotive. 1 ; cars, tS ;
located in Clearfield Co., Pa.; P. O. address, Wmtw-
born. Pa.
Blanchard BR. 5 miles ; gange, 4 ft. 8 in.; rail
(slee\), 40 \Vi*.\ caxv ^v \waX*^ '^v ^VL.%z\ti Co.^ Waah:
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Blogebnrf: Coal Co. Owneis of 3 mi Jcs of railroad ;
gauge, 3 ft.; locomotive. 1 : cars, 15; k>cAted in Tioga
Co. ; P. O. adflresB, A mot. Pa.
Bine Jay RR. Owned by Barnea A Dancan ; Iji
miles ; gauge, 3 ft.; cam, 6 ; located in Forest Co., Pa.;
P. O. addreHS. Pigeon. Pa
Blue Line RR. Owned by Chandler A Skinner ; 4
miles; gauge. 4 ft. BU in.; locomotive. 1 ; cars, 15;
located in Orleans Co., Vt; P. O. address, Barton
Landing, Vt.
Bodie and Benton RR. 8ee List No. 1.
Boiling RR. Owned by the Milner, Caldwell, A
Flowers Lumber Co.; miles; rail (iron), SO lbs.; lo-
comotives 1; cars, 9; located in Butler Co., Ala.;
P. O. flddreso. Boiling, Ala.
Bond, J. M. Owner of 6 miles of railroad ; eange, 8
ft ; rail (Iron), ^ibs.; locomotive, 1; cars, 20; C0!<t
of road and eqaipment, $19,000 ; located in Montcalm
Co . Jklich.; P. O. address. Grand Rapids, Blich.
Boyle. L. V. A Co. Owni-rsof ll^ft miles of railroad;
angf, 2 ft. 11 in.; locomotive, 1 ; cars, R; located in
bion Co., Tenn.; P. O. address, Obion, Tenn.
Bms^anzH Log RR. Owned by M. AlbertiKin ; 10
milen; gauge, 4 ft. 9 in.; locomotives, S ; cars, 8; lo-
cated in Ware Co., Qa.; P. O. address, Braganza, Ga.
Kreed Ran RR. Owned by D. H. P»iterson ; 1%
miles : giuige, 4 ft. 8 in.; rail (iron), 64 lbs.; locomo-
tive, 1 ; located in Cattarangns Co , N. Y. ; P. O. ad-
dress, Salamanca, N. Y.
Brinkley and Helena RR. Owned by Brinkley Car
Works and Manufaciarinc Co.; 10 miles ; gauge. 8 ft.;
locomotive. 1 ; cars, 20 ; located in Monroe, Phillips
and Lee Cos., Ark.; P. O. address. Brinkley, Ark.
Brister. B. E. A Co. Owners of 3^ miles of rail-
road ; gauge, 3 ft.; rail (iron), 28 lbs ; locomotive, 1 ;
cnr.4, 2; located in Lincoln Co., Misa.; P. O. address,
Bogne Chitto. Mi^a.
Brockport and Shawmnt RR. Owned by Rtdgway
Lumber Co.; 3 miles : gauge, 4 ft. 9 in.; tail (»teel), CO
lbs.; locomotive, 1; located in Elk Co.. Pa.; W. U.
Ilorton. Pres., Brnckport, Pa.; B. B. Cartwright, Supt.,
Ridjway, Pa.; P. O. address. Ridgwav, Pa.
BrookH Bros. Owners of 2 milex of railroad ; gauge,
3 ft.; rail (iron), 16 lbs: locomotive. 1 ; earn, 2; lo-
cated in Polk Co.. Ga.; P. O. address, Seney, Ga.
Bucks|K)rt and Elk River RK. 10 miles ; gnnge, 4 ft.
83^ in.; rail (steel), no lbs.; locomotive, 1; cars, 40 ;
capital stock, authorized. $500.0O>»: paid in, $^80,000;
co?*t of road and equipment, $231,000 ; Wm. CariK)n,
Pres.; J. M. Carson, Treas.; E. Everding, Sec.; Josiah
Bell, Supt. ; located in Humboldt Co., Cal. ; P. O. address.
Eureka. Cal.
Buckle V and Douglass RR. See List No. 1.
Bnell, E. A. Owner of railroad ; gauge, 3 ft.; cars,
10 ; loc ited in Hertford Co., N. C; P. O. address, Mur-
fre<'sb<»ro, N. C.
BulPs Eye Spring Narrow Gange RR. Owned by
Andrew Brown, Buffalo, N. Y.; 5 miles; gauge, 8 ft.
6Vj{ in.; rail (steel), 25 lbs.; locomotives. 2 ; cars, 16 ;
located in Carter Co., Ky .; P. O. address, Grayson, by.
Burki, L. A Sons. Owners of 15 miles of railroad ;
guage, 4 ft. 9 in.; locomotive, 1 ; cars. 10; located in
Snwanee Co., Pla.; P. O. address, Bllaville, Fla.
Bump, H. A. A Co. Owners of S mile* of railroad ;
gauge, 3 ft. 6 in.; locomotive, 1 ; cars, 4 ; located in
Susquehanna Co., Pa.; P. O. address, Bioghamton,
Burnham Branch RR. Owned by Soath Missouri
Land Co.; 9 miles ; gancc, 4 ft. SVj^in.; locomotive,
1 ; located in Burnham. Horton and Howell Cos., Mo.;
P. O address. Kansas City, Mo.
Bush A Belknap. Owners of 2^ miles of railroad ;
gauge, 3 ft.; ears, 3 ; located in Warren and Crawford
Co.^., Pa ; P. O. address. East Branch. Pa.
Cache Valley RR. Owned by KsnsaA City and
Southern Lumber Co.; 5 miles • gauire, 3 ft. 4 in.; lo-
comotive, 1 ; cars, 5 ; located in Lawrence Co., Mo.;
P. O. address, Kansas City, Mo.
Cadillac and North-Eastern RR. See List No. 1.
Cady MilU RR. Owned by D. C. Davis A iSons : t\i
miles ; gauge. 4 ft. 9 in.; locomotive. 1 ; D. E. Davis,
Pres ; S. H. Davis, Gen. Man.; A. B. Clark, Gen. P.
& F. A.; located in St. Croix Co., Wis.; P. O. address,
Cady Mills, Wis.
Calcasien Lumber Co. Owners of 6 miles of railroad ;
locomotive, 1; cars. 10; located in Calcasieu Parii^h,
La.; P. O. addro-is. Lake Charles, La.
Calcasieu and Vernon RR Owne<l by Lock, Moore
A Co. and A. J. Perkins & Co.; 8 miles ; gange, 8 ft. 4
in.; rail (steel), 80 lbs.; locomotives, %\ can, 16; lo-
cated in Calcasien Parish, La.; P. O. address. Lake
Charles. La.
Camp A Hinton Bros. Owners of 1^ miles of rail-
road ; gange, 4 ft. S]4 in.; rail (Iron), 20 lbs.; locomo.
tive, 1 ; cars, 8 ; located in Marlon Co., Miss.; P. O.
addrei»s, Piotona, Miss.
Camp, T. D. A Co. Owners of 4 miles of railroad ;
gani'e, 4 fr.; rail (steeh, 20 lbs.; locomotive, 1 ; cars,
ft; located in Hertford Co., N. C; P. O. address,
Coma. .V. C.
Campbell, G. W. A Co. Owners of 1 mile of rail-
road ; gunge, 3 ft; rail (iron), 20 lbs.; locomotive, 1 ;
cars. 4: located In McEean Co., Pa.; P. O. addrefS,
Kane, Pa.
Carneti, Samuel. Owner of 8 miles of railroad;
gauge, 6 ft.; rail (iron). 20 lbs.; locomotive, 1; cars,
4; located in Dodge Co., Ga.; P. O. address, Dubois,
Ga.
Carney, W. M. Owner of 7 miles of railroad ; gauge,
4 ft. 9 in.; locomotive, 1 ; cars, 6 ; located in Escam-
bia Co., Ala.; P. O. address, Williams, Ala.
Carter, W. D. Owner of 5 miles of railroad ; gauge.
8 ft.; rail (iron), 16 Iba.; locomotive, 1 ; cars, 6 ; cost of
' road and equipment, $ti,000 ; located in Bibb, Shelby
and Chilton Cos., Ala.; P. O. address, Brierfleld. Ala.
Carter, W. T. A Hrn. Owners of 2Ji miles of rail-
road ; gange, 3 ft.; ruil (Iron), 25 lbs.; locomotive, 1*.
cars, ; located in Polk Co., Tex.; P. O. address, Bar-
num, Tex.
Caryville and Geneva RR. Owned by W. L. Wittlcb ;
20 miles ; gauge, 4 ft. 9 in.; locomotive, 1 ; cars, 10;
located in Washington and Holmes Cos., Fla ; P. O.
address, Caryville, Fla.
Cascade Mill RR. Owned by Borthwick A Frainc ;
2mi)ea; gauge, 4 ft. 9 in.; cars, 4 ; located in Skama-
nia Co., Ore.; P. O. address. Cascade Locks, Ore.
Caspar and Hare Creek RR. Owned by Caspar Lum-
ber Co.; 7^ miles; gauge, 4 ft 8H in.; rail (iron and
steel), 35 lbs.; locomotives, 2; cars, 20; cost of road
and equipment, Sl'<iii.000 ; located in Mendocino Co.,
Cal.; J. G Jackfou, Prei«., San Francisco. Cal ; C. E.
D. Camp, Vice- Pres., Supt., Chf. Eng., A Pur. Agt.,
Caj«par, Cal.; F. A. Wilkins, Trea.<«. A Sec, San
Francisco, Cal.; P. O. addre^s, San Francisco, Cal.
Central Georgia Lumber Co. KR. 8 miles : gauge, 4
ft. 8 in.; rail lirou). 40 lbs.; locomotives, 2 ; cars, 8 ; lo-
cate«l in Jefferson Co., Ga.; P. O. addresj*. Bartow, Ga.
Chambcrlin, W. C. Owner of 6 miles of railroad ;
gauge, 8 It. 6 in.; locomotive, 1; cars, 6; located in
Lincoln Co.; Miss.; P. O. address, Brookhaven, Miss.
Champion A Hayward. Owners of 6 miles of rail-
road ; gauge, 3 ft ; cars. 6 ; located in Newaygo Co.,
Mich.; P. O. address. White Cloud, Mich.
Charron A Bonrgette. Owners of 4J^ miles of rail-
road ; gauge, 8 ft.; locomotive, 1 : cars. 10 ; locattd in
L'ike and Mason Cos., Mich.; P. O. address, Branch
Mich.
Chippewa River and Menominee River RR. 18)4
miles ; gauge, 4 ft 8 in.; locomotives. 2 ; csrs. 130 ; lo-
cated in Chippewa Co., Wis.; F. Weyerhauser, Pres.,
Rock Island 111.; O. H. Ingram, Eau Claire. Win.. Vice-
Pres.; 8. W. Chinn, Treas. & Man.; William Irvine,
Sec. Chippewa Falls, Wis.; Newton Mills, Supt, Wey-
erhauser, Wis.
Chippewa Lake Logging RR. Owned by Chippewa
Lumber Co.; 6 miles'; gange, 4 ft ; locomotive, 1 ;
cars, 12 ; located in Mecosta Co., Mich.; Charles E.
Wyman, Pres.; D. Culler, Vice Pres.; H. P. W^man,
Sec. A Treas.; P. O. address, Chippewa Lake. Mich.
Chowan and Southern RR. Owned by Tunis A Ser-
pen Lumber Co. and Tunis. Ecdes A Co.; 26 miles;
gauge, 8 ft. 6 in.; rail (steel), 25 lbs.; locomotives, 2 ;
cars. 30 ; located in Hertford and Bertie Cos., N. C;
P. O. address, Tunis, N. C.
Chnbback, O. W. Owner of 4 miles of railroad ;
gange, 3 ft.; rail (iron). 35 lb«.; locomotive, 1 ; cars. 5 ;
located in El Dorado Co., Nev.; P. O. address, Carson
City, Nev.
Clam River RR. Owned by D. A. Blodgett ; 5 miles:
locomotive, 1: cars, 22; located in Mis-aukee Co.,
Mich.; P. O. address, Muskegon, Mich.
Clear River KR. Owned by John E. Dubois ; 4
miles; gauge, 4 ft. ^ in.; locomotiyes. 2; cars, 15;
located in Clearfield Co., Pa.; P. O. address, Dubois,
Pa.
Cobbe A Mitchell. Owners of 6 miles of railroad ;
gange. 8 ft: locomotives, 2 ; cars, 34 ; located In Wex.-
ford and Missaukee Cos., M.Vs.Vi.v^.^^.'^^^^^^-^^^^'^^-
264 POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RY. OFFICIALS— LUMBER AND LOGGING RRS. OP U. &
miles: ^oge, 6 ft.; locomoliye, 1 ; cars. 6; located in
Walton Co., Fla.; P. O. addreM. Pen«acoIa, Fla.
Columbia Kirvr and Gray's Harbor RR. Owned by
Geo. W. Weidler & Jalius Ordway ; 4 miles ; gauge. 8
ft; locomotive, 1; cars, SO; located In Cowlitz Co.,
Wash. Terr.; P. O. address, Portland. Ore.
Comstock, C. C. Owner of 5 miles of railroad ; gauee,
3 (t.; locomotive. 1 ; cars, 19 ; located in Kent and Ne-
waygo Cos., Mien.; P. O. address. Grand Ra >ids. Mich.
Conroe, J. Owner of 8 miles of railroad ; gantre, 8
ft.; rail (iron), *20lb8. and S8 lbs.; locomotive, 1 ; csn>,
4 ; located in Montgomery Co., Tex ; P. O. address,
Conroe, Tex.
Cook & Wilson. Owners of PX miles of railroad ;
gaage, 3 ft.; locomotive, 1 ; cars, 40 : located in Chippe-
wa Co., Mich.; P. O. address, Michigan City. Ind.
Copley and Manistee Road. Owned by Marthinm>n
A white ; 6 miles ; gauge. 8 ft.; locomotives, 8 : cars.
40 ; located in Lake Co., Mich.; P. O. address, Grand
Rapids. Mich.
Cfovell Bros. Owners of miles of railroad ; P. O.
address, Whitehall, Mich.
Crawford and Manistee River RR. 9^ miles ; gange.
8 ft; rail (steel). 25 lbs.; locomotive, 1 : cars,S8 ; located
in Kalkaska Co., Mich.; P. O. address, Manistee,
Mich.
Crescent Springs RR. Owned by Shell Lake Co. ; 8
miles ; gauge, 3 ft.; locomotives, S ; cars, 5A ; located in
Washburn Co., Wis.; P. O. address. Shell Lake, Wis
Crowder & Smith. Owners of 8^ miles of railroad ;
Suge, 8 ft.; cars, 4 ; located in St. Clair Co., Ala.; P.
address. Riverside. Ala.
Crystal Bay RR. Owned by Sierra Nevada Wood
and Lumber Co.; 4 miles ; gauge, 3 ft.; locomotive, 1 ;
cars, 4; located in Washoe Co., Nev.; P.O. address,
Virginia City, Nev.
Cummer, J. & Son. Owners of S^' miles of railroad ;
gauge. 3 ft.; locomotive, 1 ; car^*. ^ : loc-atid in Wex-
ford Co., Mich : P. O. address, Cadillac. Mich.
Cummin<;8, W J. Owner of 11 miles of railroad; gange,
4 ft. 9 in.; rail (iron). 60 lbs.; locomotive. 1 ; cars. 6 ;
located In Hampton Co., S. C; P. O. address, Cum-
mliigs, S. C.
Cutler and Savidge Lumber Co. Owners of G miles
of railroad ; gauge, 4 ft; locomotive, 1 : cars. 28 ; lo-
cated in Montcalm Co., Mich.; P. O. address, Spring
Lake. Mich.
Dale. Dixon & Co. Owners of 14 miles of railroad ;
gauge. 5 ft.; rail (iron). 85 Ibi*.; locomotive^ 3; cars,
16; located in Wayne Co., Oa.; P.O. address, Savan-
nah, Ga.
DauAher A Melendy Co. Owners of 17 miles of rail-
road ; gauge. 3 ft. ; locomotives. 2 ; cars. fiO ; located
in Lake and Newayi;o Cos.. Mich. ; C. D Dacaher, Pref*.
and Gen. Man., J. K. Danaher, Sec. and Treas.; P. O.
addre«ff, Ludington, Mich.
Deer Lake Lo.rgins Road. Owned by Geo. Ilume, cxec-
atnr of Tbos. Bums* estate : 25 miles : gauge. 4ft. 8 in.;
rail (iron), SO lbs.; locomotive, 1 ; cars, 25: located in
Lake Co.. Mich.; P. O. address. Deer Lake, Mich.
Dees' Tramway No. 1. G. M. Dees, owner of 1^
miles or railroad ; gauge. 4 ft. 6 in.: cars. 2 ; located in
Calcasieu Co., La.; P. O. address. Lake Charles, La.
Delta ('ypre5«s Co. Owners of 1 mile of railroad ;
gauge. 4 ft: rail (iron), 16 lbs.; cars, 9 ; located in Bol-
ivar Co.. Miss.; P. O. address, Shaw, Miss.
Delta Lumber RR. 4Vi miles ; branch to Logging
Oamp, 2 miles ; gauge, 4 ft. 8i^ in.; rail (steel, 2>4 miles).
80 lbs. ; locomotives, 2 ; earn, 24 ; coot of roai' and
equipment, about $80,000 ; located in Schoolcraft Co.,
Micb.: John A. Robinson, Supt.; P. O. address, Thomp-
son, Mi( h.
Dent's Run RR. Owned by Miles Dent Emery &
Reading; 6 miles; gauge, 4 It 8 in.; locomotive. 1 ;
cars, 26 : located in Blk Co., Pa.; P. O. address. Dent's
Bun, Pa.
Desbler and Wayback City RR. Owned by Ball &
Smith; 5 miles: sauge,4 ft 8>/i in.; locomotive, 1 ;
cars, 10; located in Henry Co., O.; P. O. address,
DeshU-r. O.
Detroit and St. Clair RR. Co. C. McElioy, Pree.,
St Clair, Mich.; L. B. Parker, Vice- Pres., Marine
City, Mich.; Franklin Moore, Sec, Mark Hopkins,
Treas., St. Clair. Mich.; V. A. Saph, Aud., Marine City,
Mich.
Diamond Valley RR. Owned by D. Gring and others ;
Smiles; gauge, 8 ft; rail (steel), 25 lbs.; locomotive.
1; cars. 4 ; located in Huntingdon Co.. Pa; Da^id
IhflyJT Pres.. Newport, Pa.; A. P. W. Johnnton, Chf.
Harrisburg, Pa.; R. W. Cline, Sec., C. C. Keller,
Aest. Sec, Harrisburg, Pa.; P. O. address, Harrisbiirg,
Pa.
DonaIds«>n Lumber Co. Owners of 6 miles of railroad ;
eange, 8 ft; locomotive, t ; cars, 8 : located In Hot
Springs Co.. Ark ; P. O. address, Donaldson. Ark.
Dowling, I . W. & Co. Owners of 7 miles of railroad :
eauge. 6 ft; rail (iron), 80 lbs.; locomotive, 1 ; cars. 7 :
located in Columbia Co., Fla.; P. O. address. Lake Og-
den. Fla.
Dry Run Lumber Co Owners cf 19^ miles of rail-
road ; gauge, 3 ft; rail (iron). 85 lbs.; cars, 8 : located
in Dallas to.. Ark ; P. O address. Dry Run. Ark.
Dunham Lumber Co. Owners of 8 mllea of railroad ;
gauge. 4 ItO in..'/;ral1 (iron). 56 lbs.; locomotlTr, 1;
cars. 10; located lU Bntler Co., Ala.; P. O. address,
Dunham, Ala.
Dunham, Peters & Co. Owners of 5 miles of railroad;
gauge. 8 ft.: locomotive, 1 : cars, 94 ; located in Lake
Co.. Mich.: P. O. address, Cha^e. Mich.
Eagle Mlllx RR. Owned by Thop. Keeler : 2^ miles ;
firauge, 4 ft. 8 in. : rail (steel) 20 lbs.; locomotlvea. 2 : cars,
8: located in McLean Co., Pa.; P. O. address, Wttmore,
Pa.
East Florida Land nnd Produce Co.. Limited. Own-
ers otWH miles of railroad : gauge. 8 ft ; locomotiTe,
1 ; cars. 9 ; located in St John's Co., Fla.; P. O. ad-
dress, St. Angustine. Fla.
EasU'm Sbore Line RR. Owned by Jefferson A
Cruse: 6 miles ; gauge. 8 ft; rail (iron), 40 lbs., and
wood ; locomotive, 1 : cars. 6 ; located in Liberty Co.,
Tex.; P. o. address. Keno.Tex.
Idenfteld. I. T. Owner of 4 miles of railroad ; gange,
5 ft; locomotive, 1: cars, 4; located in Emanael Co.,
Ga. ; P. O. addresK, Swainsboro. Ga.
Egan, Wm. Owner of 2 miles of railroad ; gmnge,
8 ft: rail (iron). 20 Ihs.; locomotive. 1; cars, 6: lo-
cated in Bntler Co., Mo. ; P. O. address, NeelysvUle,
Mo.
Edgerly Tram Road. Owned by Hampton & Mil-
ler ; i% miles ; gauge, 3 ft.; rail <iron). 80 lbs.; Inco-
moilve. 1; cars, 5; located In Calcasieu Co., Ija.;
P. O. addreies, Edgerly. La.
Enochs, J. C. Owner of 2 miles of railroad : gange,
2 ft 6 in.: rail (steel), 10 lbs.: locomotive, 1 : cars,
4; located in Pike Co., Mich.; P. O. address. Magno-
lia. Miss.
Eppiii^er and Rn>sell Lngdng RR 15 miles : range,
4ft in.: locomotives, 2 ; cars, 18; located in Baker
Co.. Fla.; P. O. address. Oln«tec, Fla.
Euuwville RR. See List No. 1.
Faircbild and Eau Claire River RR. Owned by N. B.
Fo>ter ; 22 miles ; ganee, 4 ft. 8^ in.: looomoiive*, 4 ;
earH, 80; \ovaU>Cl in Eau Claire and Claik Cos., Wis.;
P. O. addrrpp, FairchiJd Wis.
Farreil. Wm. & Co. Owners of 6 miles of railroad ;
eange. 8 ft.; rail (iron), 85 lbs.; locomotive, 1 : care. 8 ;
located In Pulaski Co., Ark.; P. O. address, Wrights-
ville. Ark.
Fttrrin, M. B. Owner of 8 miles of railroid ; tt^ mllefi ;
gance, 8 ft; locomotive. 1 : carp. 16: loca^d in Kal-
kafka Co., Mich.; P. O. addrci>B, South Boardman,
Mich.
Fergufon. Solon. Owner of 1V$ mllcn of railroad ;
gauge. 8 ft. 6 in.; locomotive, 1 ; curs, 6; located in Clay
Co , Ark.; P. O. address, Mourk, Ark.
Fewrmith, Crowell S. Owner of 4 miles of railroad ;
gauge, 3 ft. ; locomotive, 1 ; cars. 5 : coast of road
and equipment, $4,000 ; located in Ritchie Co., W. Va.;
P. O adnresn, Parkersbnrg, W. Va.
Fish Creek RR Owned by Wagar Lumber Co. ; ft
miles ; gauge, 4 ft 8 in.; locomotive. 1 ; cars, 20 ; lo-
cated in Montcalm Co., Mich.; P. O. address, Ionia,
Mich.
Flagg, K. A. Owner of IV^ miles of railway ; iran^,
4 ft. 9 in.; rail (iron), 20 lbs.: cars. 8 : located in Por-
tice Co., Ark.; P. O. address. Portia. Ark.
Flowery M. S. Owner of 2 miles of railroad ; gange,
8 ft.; cars, 4: located in Paulding Co., O.; P. O. ad.
dress, Pa> ne, O
Fort BragK RR. Owned by O. R. Johnson and
others;? miles; gause, 4 ft. 8^ in.; rail (Iron and
steel), 35 to 60 lbs.; locomotive, 1 ; cars, 85 ; located in
Mendociuo Co., Cal.; P. O. address. Fort Bragg, Cal.
Foxter, Blackman «fe Co. Owners of 7 miles of rail-
road ; gange, 4 ft ; rail (Iron), 20 Ibe.; locomotlTc, 1 ;
cars. 15; located in Lake Co., Mich.; P. O. address,
Bsldwin, Mich.
Fowler. W. J. Owner of 2 miles of railroad ; gangr,
8 ft; locomotive, 1 : cars. 2; located in Triniiy Co.,
Tex.; P. O. address, Trinity, Tex.
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Fort Creek RR. Owned bv D. T. CoIHdp ; 4 milef ; J
jrauge, 3 ft.: rail (iron). 20 Ibn.; cum. 4: located In
Forest Co.. Pa.; P. O. addrera. Nebraak*. Pa.
Fref*h Water RR. Owned by the California Red
Wood Co.: 18 mites ; ean^re, 4 ft. 8^ In.: rail (iron and
ste<=;I). 40 to 56 ]b8.: locomotirea. S ; earn. 60 : located
in Humboldt Co.. Cal.: P. O address, Eureka, Cal.
Oacre, C. R. Owner of 5 miles of railroad ; iBcanj^ 2
ft.: cars, 8 : located in Lincoln Co., Miss.; P. O. ad-
dress. Montpromery. Miss.
Garwood. J. L. Owner of 2 miles of railroad : ^nge.
3 ft.: locomotive, 1 : cars. 4: located in Montgomery
Co.. Tex.: P. O. address. Medley. Tex.
Gate City Lumber RR. 7 miles; ([anffe, 4 ft. 9 in.;
rail (iron). 35 lbs.; locomo^lre. 1 ; carp, 10: located in
Tt'xarkana Co., Ark.; P. O. address, Texarkana,
Ark.
Geary, John A. Owner of lU miles of railroad;
{raiicre, 8 ft.: nse hordes : located in Pulaski Co., Ky.;
P. O. address, Coolidge. Ky.
Oebhnrt & Estabrook. Owners of several mlle« of
railroad: gaage. 3 ft.; cars, 4; located in Clare Co.,
Mich.: P. O. addresn. Saginaw, Mich.
Genesis and Obed Rirer RR. Owned by Capt. Llna
Beechfr ; 8 miles : gauee,3 ft.; locomotlye. 1 ; cars. 8 ;
located in Cumberland Co., Tenn.; P. O. address, Cka-
esif*, Tenn.
Gooreia Marble Co. H. C. Clement, Pree.. M. H.
Seddall. Vlce-Pres., J. A. Dowar, Gan. Man., B. Rawe,
Sec. A Treas.
Gibbs. J. H. Owner of 2V^ miles of railroad ; ^ans^e,
3 ft.: rail (steels. 16 lbs.: locomotive. 1 : cars. 6: lo>
cated in Montcalm Co., Mich.; P. O. addreas* Bdmore,
Mich.
Gi£Ford Lumber Mills Loerplncf RR. Owned by Jos.
Brown ; H^ miles ; mnge. 2 ft. 7 in.; rail (iron\ SO lbs.
and 30 lbs.; locomotive. 1 : cars. 4 : cost of road and
CQuipmcnt, $20 OOO : located in Hot Springs Co., Ark. ;
P. O, address. Oifford. Ark.
Grand & Slater. Owners of 1 mile of railroad ;
^au^e, 3 ft.: located in Warren Co., Pa.; P. O. address,
Parthenia, Pa.
Grass Lake and Manistee River RR. 8 miles ; gauge,
8 ft : rail ^steel). ?5 lbs.; locomotive. 1 ; cars. 80; lo-
cated in Kalkaska Co., Mi%h.; P. O. address, Manistee,
Mich.
Gratwick. Smith & Fryer Lumber Co. Owners of 8
miles of railroad: gauofe, 4 ft. 8 in.; locomotives. 2;
care, 2l( : located in Otsego Co., Mich.: W. H. Gratwick,
Pre^., Buffalo. N. Y.: R. L. Fryer. Vico-Pres., All)anv,
N. Y.; Edw. Smith, Treas., Detroit, Mich.; P. O. ad-
dress. Oscoda, Mich.
Grav, B. B. Owner of 10 miles of railroad ; gaage,
4ft 9 in.: rail (iron), 30 and 85 lbs.: locomotives. 2;
csrA. 7 ; located in Cofi'ee Co., Ga.; P. O. addreae, Pine-
bloom, Ga.
Gray A Gatchell. Owners of 8H miles of railroad ;
paasro, 4 ft. 9 In. ; rail (iron). 36 lbs.: locomotive. 1 ; cars,
6 : located in Coffee Co., Ga.; P. O. address, Leliator,
Ga
Great Eastern RR. Owned by W. C. Albertaon ; 1^
milt^s ; gauge, 3 ft.; rail (iron), 28 lbs.: locomotive, 1 ;
lornted in Jones Co., Miss.; P. O. address, Moselle,
Mich.
Green Ridge RR. of Maryland. Owned by F. Mer-
ten's Sons ; 16 miles ; gauge, 8 ft.; rail (iron). 26 to 80
]h9. ; locomotives. 8 ; cars. 12 ; located in Alleghany Co.,
Md. ; P. O. address, Cumberland, Md.
Gregory and Coe Lnmber Co. Owners of f mllea of
railroad ; gauge, 3 ft. 4 in.; rail (iron), 20 to 85 lbs.; lo-
comotive, \ : cars, 17 : located in Chilton Co., Alt.; P.
O. address, Stanton, Ala.
Gress Lumber Co. Owners of 6 miles of railroad ;
gauge, 4 ft. 9 in.; rail (iron), 85 lbs.; locomotive,!;
csLr», 6 : located in Dodge Co., Ga.; P. O. addreea, At-
lanta, Ga.
Groveton, Kickapoo and Gulf RR. Owned by Trinity
Co. Lumber Co.; 4 miles; rail (iron), 30 lbs.: gauge. 8
ft : locomotive, 1 ; cars, 11 ; located in Trinity Co.,
Tex.: P. O. address. Groveton, Tex.
Gualala Mill Co. RR. 6 miles ; gauge, 6 ft. 8 In.; rail
• iron and steel>. 85 and 40 lbs.; locomotives. 8; cars,
35 : located in Mendocino Co., Cal.; P. O. addreea, Gua-
lala, Cal.
Guilford, IT. M. Owner of 6 miles of railroad : gaage,
4 ft. 9 in.; rail (iron), 45 and 60 lbs.; locomotive, 1 ;
cars, 12 ; located in Ogemaw Co., Mich.; P. O. address,
Ogemaw. Mich.
Gulf, Sabine and Red River RR. Owned by Lntcher
A Moore ; 12 miles ; gaage, 8 ft. ; rail (atael), 30 Iba.;
locomntives. 2 ; cars. 80 ; located in Calcasiea Parl«h,
La.; P. O. addreas. Orange, Tex.
Hacklev A ITame. Owners of 12 mUes of railroad ;
eauge. 4 ft. ft in.; locomotives. 8 : cars, 54 ; located in
Clare Co.. Mich.; P. O. addres*. Muskegon, Mirh.
Hall A Baell. Owners of 4 miles of railroad : loco-
motive. 1 ; cars, 2<» : lorsted In Schoolcraft Co., Mich.;
P. O. addreso. South Msnistiqne. Mich.
Hall and Msnning Road ; 8 miles ; gauge, 8 ft. 6 In.;
cars, 15: loeated In Lake Co., Mich.; P. O. addreas.
Deer Lake. Mich.
Hall, Rdmund. Owner of 8 miles of railroad : ganee,
3 ft.: rail (iron), 20 lbs.; use horse* : csrs. 6 : located in
Clare Co.. Mich.; P. O. address. Detroit, Mirh.
Harris A Mitchell . Owners of 4 miles of railroad ;
gauge. 4 ft. in.: rail (steel), 25 lbs.; locomotives. 2;
cars, 4 ; located In Dodge Co.. Ga.; P. O. addreas, Cox,
Ga
Harrison and Muskegon River RR. Owned by H. C.
Akely : 10 miles: gauge, 4 ft. In.: rail (steel), 85 lbs.;
locomotive, 1; cars. 40; located in Claro Co., Mich.;
P. O. address. Grand Haven. Mich.
Harrison. Carter A Co. Owners of 5 miles of rail-
road : gauge, 4 ft.: rail <'steel>. 20 lbs.; locomotive. 1;
cars, 10: located In Chilton Co., Ala.; P. O. address,
Dixie, Ala.
Hsrroun, H. M. Owner of 4U miles of railroad ;
ffauge. 3 ft.; cars. 8; locMted In Newaygo Co., Mich.;
P. O. address, McLane, Mich.
Hart. J. F. A Co. Owners of 3 miles of railmad ;
ffauge, S ft. 6 In. : cars. 8 : lorated in Pierce Co., Wash.
Terr. : P. O. address, Tacoma. Wa«li. Terr.
Hasbrook A Son. Owners of 2 mile« of railroad ; lo-
comotive, 1 ; car. 1 ; lorated in Craighead Co., Ark. ;
P. O. address, Jonesboro. Ark.
Haskell W. C. A J. Owners of 3 miles of rallrosd ;
rauge. 3 ft. 6 in.; cars. 5 ; located in Ashtabula Co.,0.;
P. O. addreas. Ashtabula. O.
Hawkins, W. S. Owner of 12 miles of railroad;
gange. i ft.: rail (steel). 40 lb«.; locomotives. 2: car*,
12: located in Appling Co., Ga.; P. O. address. Savan-
nah. On.
Hendrix A Smith. Owners of 4 miles of railrosd ;
cause, 3 ft 2 in.; cars 4 ; located in St. Clair Co., Ala.;
P. O. address. Tront Creek. Ala.
Hermanaville and Wratem RR Owned bv Chas. J.
L. Meyer ; 10 miles ; gauge. 4 ft. 8H in.; rail (irop^. 30
lbs.; locomotive, 1 : cars, 26: located In Menominee
Co.. Mich.; P. O. address. Herraansville. Mich.
Hesx. J. N.. Round Lake RR. length, 5^ mllee of
railroad : P. O. address. Cadillac. Mich.
Hill, R. F. A W. P. Owners of «^ mile* of rail-
road ; gauge. 8 ft. : cars. 4 : loeated in Orange Co., Va.;
P. O, address. Bsrboursville, Va.
Hilllard A Bnilev. Owners of 17 miles of railroad ;
gaage. 5 ft.: rail (iron), HA lbs.; locomotives. 3: cars,
14: located In Nassau Co., Fla.; P. O. address. Bil-
liard. Fla.
Himmelberger. J. A Co. Owners of 7^ miles of rail-
road ; gange, 4 ft. 9 in.; locomotive, 1 ; cars, 20: cost
of road and egnipment, |(20,(HX): located in Stoddard
Co., Mo.; I. Himmelberger. Pres., Logansport. lT»d.;
Jno. Himmelberger. Treas., Bufflngton, Mo. : T. Y. Bal-
lon, Sec.. Bufflngton, Mo.; P. O. address, Bufflngton,
Mo.
Hlnple. Geo. W. A Co. Ownera of ft mllea of rail-
road'; gange, 4 ft. 8^ in.; rail (steel), 2K lbs.: locomo-
tive, 1: cars, 6; located in Clay Co., Fla.; P. O. ad-
dress. Hiehland, Fla.
Hitch. Frank. Owner of 6 miles of railroad : gange,
8 ft. 8 In. ; rail (atcel), 28 lbs. : locomotive, 1 ; cars. 24 ;
located In Bertie Co., N. C; P. O. address. Snflblk, Va.
Hobart and Mnniatee River RR. See List No. 1 .
Hobbs, Wall A Co. Owner* of 5 miles of railroad ;
gauge. 4 ft. 8H in.; rail (steel). 40 lbs.; locomotive. 1 ;
cars, 10 ; located In Del Norte Co., Cal.; P. O. address,
Crescent City. Cal.
Holladay, H. N. Owner of 3^ miles of railroad ;
gauge. 4 ft.; rail (iron), 24 lbs.; locomotive, 1 ; cars.
6; located in Wayne Co., Mo.; P. O. address, Wil-
liamsville. Mo.
Holmes, Wm. A Son. Owners of 4 miles of rail-
road; gauge, 8 ft.; rail (iron), SO lbs.; locomotive, 1 ;
cars. 8 ; located in Iron Co., Mich.; P. O. address, Me-
nominee, Mich.
Houghton Lake and Barton City BR. Owned by Ros-
common Lumber Co.; 12 miles; gauge. 4 ft. 9 in.;
rail (steel), 85 lbs.; locomotives. 4 ; cars. 90; located in
Roscommon Co., Mich.; P. O. address, Mere^'*^
Mich.
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HowiMo, A. P. Ovner of A miles of railroad ; g^vtge^
8 ft. 8 in.; rail (iron), 80 Iba. and 80 lb«.: locomotives,
2; car», iS; located in Bibb Co., Ala.; P. O. address,
Randolph, Ala.
Hndgins RR. Owner of 3 milei* of railroad ; gauge,
8ft.; car*. 6: located in Clarendon Co., 8. C; F. O.
address, Foreston, S. C.
Hamboldt Lumber Mill Co. Lofrginf; RR. 1 mile ;
ffauij;e,Sft. 9 in.; rail (Iron). 85 lbs.; locomotive, 1;
care, 4 ; located in Hnmboldt Co., Cal.; P. O. address,
San Fran citHX), Cal.
Haneerford Lake RR. Co. Owned by Stewart Ives ;
4^ miles ; P. O. address. Big Rapids, Mich.
Hunter's Logging KR. Owned by Dexter Hunter ;
18 miles : gauge, 8 ft.; rail (steel). 85 lbs.; locomotires,
2 ; cars, 81 ; located in Clay Co., Fla.; P. O. address,
JacksoDTillo. Fla.
Hyde, W. H. A Co. Owners of 7 miles of railroad ;
gaoge, 4 ft. S^^in.; locomotive, 1 ; cars. 4; located in
Elk Co., Pa. ; P. O. addreps, Ridgway, Pa.
Ingalls, White Rapids and Northern RR Owned by
Jno. Bagley ; 18 miles ; gauge, 8 ft : rail (iron). 46 lbs. :
locomotives, S; cars, 80; located in Menominee Co.,
Mich ; P. O. address. Ingalls. Mich.
Island Ran RR. Owned by A. Thompson ; 6 miles ;
gange, 4 ft. 6^ in.: rail (steel), 20 and 25 Ibc>.; locomo-
tive, 1 ; cars, 18 ; located in Elk Co., Pa ; P. O. ad-
dress, Ridgway, Pa.
JacKson Lof^ng RR. Owned by C. F. Jackson ; 1^
miles; gauge, 8 ft. 4 in.; car, 1 ; located in Skagit Co.,
Wash. Terr.; P. O. address, Mt. Vernon, Wash.
Teir.
Jacoby Creek RR. Owned by Flannigan, Brosman
A Co.; Similes; gauge. 4ft. 8!^ in.; rail (steel). 40
lbs.; locomotive, 1; cars, 14; located in Humboldt
Co., Cttl ; P. O. address. Eureka, Cal.
Jamison Ruq RR. Owned by Rowland Cobb ; 2
mile:s: gauge. 4 ft. 6 in.; cars, 4; located In Foreat
Co., Pa.; P. O. address. Tionesta, Pa.
Jeannot. P. & Co. Owners of 8 miles of railroad ;
gange, 8 ft.; rail (steel 2 miles>. 20 lbs.; locomotive. 1;
Ctti'i*. 18 ; cost of road and equipment, $f5,Ui ; located
in Newaygo Co., Mich.; P. O. address. Diamond Lake,
Mich.
Jefferson & Cruse. Owners of 8 miles of railroad ;
gaiisre. 8 ft ; locomotive, 1 ; earn, 4 : located in Lib-
erty Co., Tex. ; P. O address, Keno, Tex.
Jefferson Lumber Co. Owners of railroad ; gange, 8
ft.; cars, 10 ; located In Cass Co., Tex.; P. O. address,
Kildare, Tex.
Johnxon, L. & Co. Owners of 12 miles of railroad ;
gauge, 5 ft.; rati (iron). 3^ and CO lbs.; locomotive. 1 ;
cars. 10 ; located in Appling Co., Qa.; P. O. address,
Grdham, Ga.
Josseraud. P. A Bro. Owners of 2 miles of rail-
road : cars, 8 ; located in Trinity Co., Tex.; P. O. ad-
dress, Trinity, Tex.
Kane Oil Fldd RR. Owned by James Bros.; 6
miles ; gauge. 8 fc; rail fsteel), 80 lbs.; locomotives, 2 ;
cars, 14 ; located in McKean and Elk Cos., Pa.; P. O.
address, Kane, Pa.
Kent, Amos A Son. Owners of 4U miles of rail-
road ; gauee, 8 ft.; rail (iron), 25 to SO lbs.; locomo-
tire, 1 ; cars, 8 ; cost of roHd and equipment, $18,000;
located in Tangipahoa Parish, La.; P. O. address, Tan-
gipahoa. La.
Kerville and Big Spring RR. Owned by Beck and
Dickerson ; 6 miles ; gauge. 8 ft.; cars, 5 ; located in
Tipton and Shelby Cos., Tenn.; P. O. address. Union
City, Tenn.
Kidder, Geo. C. Owner of2 miles of railroad : gau?e,
2 ft. 6 in.; car.<<, 4 ; located in Wasatch Co., Utah ; P.
O. address. Park City, Utah.
Kildare and Linden RR. Owned by Jefferson Lum-
ber Co.; tf miles ; gauge, 8 ft ; rail (steel), 24 lbs.; loco-
motive, 1 ; cars, 10 ; located in Cass Co., Tex ; P. O.
address, Jefferson, Tex.
Kingsville RR. Owned bv McD^nongh A Co.; 20
miles; gaucre, 4 ft in.; rail (iron^ 3% lbs.; loromo-
tives, 8 ; cars, 2^; located in Pierce Co., Ga.; P. O. ad-
dress. Savannah, Ga.
Kizer, E. F. Owner of 4 miles of railroad : gange.
2 feet : rail (iron), 12 lbs.; cars, 18 ; located in Bradford
Co.. Pa.; P. O. address, Kipp, Pa.
Knob Creek Tram Road. Owned by D. P. Shoffner ;
^miles; gauge. 8 ft.; cars, 4; located in Lander-
dale Co., Tenn.: P. O. addreas. Hansford, Tenn.
Knoxvillc and New River RR. Co. See List No. 1.
ke County RR. Owned by Thomas R. Lyon ; 0^
gauge, 4y^ ft. 8 in.; locomotives, 8 ; can, 44 ;
located in Mason Co., Mich.; P. O. address, Lndington,
Mich.
Lake Creek RR. 8 miles ; gauge, 8 ft.; rail (iron), 88
lbs.; locomotives. 2 ; cars. 25 ; located in Montgomery
Co., Tex.; P. O. address, Ifontgomrry, Tex.
Lake Michigan and Northern RR. Owned by Mc-
Graw, Jackson A Co.; 15 miles; gange, 4 ft 8 In.;
rail (ste<tl). 871bs.; locomotives, 2; csr^i, 40: located
inSt. Ignace Co., Mich.; P. O. address, Naubineray,
Mich.
Laurel Run RR. Owned by Whiting A Denning;
7 miles ; gsn<;e. 4 ft. 8 in.; rail (steel), 20 lbs.: locomo>
tive, 1 ; cars. 10 to 15 ; located in Pocahontas Co., W.
\'a. ; P. O. address. White Sulphur Springs, W. Va.
Lefferman * Ckatterson. Owners of 834 n^les ot
railroad ; gauge, 4 ft. 8^ in.: rail (iron and wood). 30
lbs.; locomotive, 1 ; CArs,4 ; located in White Co., Ark.;
P. O. address, Russell, Ark.
Leroy, Penessee and Indian Lake RR. 5 miles ; Kcl-
log. Sawyer A Co., operated by Byles A Phelps, Assign-
ors ; P. O. address, Kalamazoo, Mich.
Licnhnrd, H. Owner of 8 miles of railroad ; gange,
8 ft.; rail (t>tcel). 18 lbs.; locomotive. 1 ; cars 4 : locat-
ed in Harrison Co., Miss.; P. O. address, Uandsboro,
Miss.
Linden Spring Bank and Queen City RR. Owned by
Queen City Lumber Co.; 7>i miles; gauge, 8 ft.;
rMil (iron), W lbs.; locomotive, 1 ; cars. 8 ; located lu
Cass Co., Tex. : P. O. sddress, Queen City, Tex.
Lone Star Mill Tram RR. Owned bvT. L. Hackney;
4 miles; gauge, 8 ft.; rail (wood ana iron), 20 Mis;
locomotive. 1; cars. 4 ; located in Polk Co., Tex.;
P. O. address, Corrigan, Tex.
Long, A. B. * Son^s Lumber RR. 714 mHaa :
gauge. 3 ft. 10 in.; rail (steel), 25 lbs.; locomotiTes. 2 ;
cin*. 16; cost of road and equipment, about $40,000;
P. O. address. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Lowell Logging RR. Owned by E. D. Smith ; 5
miles ; car, 1 ; located in Snohomish Co., W^aab. Terr.;
P. O. address. Lowell, Wash. Terr.
Lnkens A Ruissnydcr. Owners of 7V^ miles of rail-
road; gauge, 5 ft.; rail (iron). 70 lbs. : locomotive, 1 ;
cars. 6 ; located in Clarendon Co., S. C; P. O. address,
Oaklands. S. C.
Lumb. James M. Owner of 4^ miles of railroad :
gauge, 3 ft. 3 in.; rail (iron). 53 lbs.: locomotive, 1 ;
cars, 3 ; located in Hampton Co., S. C; P. O. address.
Coosawpatchie, S. C.
Lutherviilc and Colony Mountain RR. Owned by
Miks Bros ; 8 miles ; gauge. 3 ft. ; cars, 2 ; located in
Johnson Co., Ark.; P. O. address, Luthervllle. Ark.
McCoy. Daniel. Owner of 4 mllew of railroad : ganre,
8ft.; rail (iron), 20 ilw.: locomotive", 2; cars. Al-
located in Lake Co., Mich.; P. O. address. Grand
Rapids, Mich.
McFarlane, Ross A Sfenms. Owners of 6^ miles
of railroad; gange, 4 It. BV^ in.; rail (iron). 30 lbs.;
locomotiv«», 1 ; located in Franklin Co., N. Y.; P. O.
addre-'s, Everton, N. Y.
McDonald, J. A Co. Owners of 10 miles of rail-
road ; gange, 5 ft.; rail (iron). 85 lbs.; locomotive, 1 ;
cars. 6; located in Coffee Co., Ga.; P. O. address,
McDonald's Mill. Ga.
Mclntyre * Co. Owners of 2 miles of railroad ;
gange. 3 ft; rail (iron), 20 lbs.; cars, 2 ; located in Iron
Co., Mich.; P. O. sddress. Mastodon, Mich.
McMillan. B. F. A Bro. Owners of 8H miles of
railroad; gauge. 4 ft. in.; rail (iron), 85 lbs.; loco-
motive, 1 ; located in Marathon Co., Wis.; P. O.
address, McMillan, Wis.
Mad River and Hamboldt RR. Owned by John
Vance, 12 miles; gauge. 4 ft. 9 In.; rail (««teel), 35 lbs.;
locomotives. 8 ; earn, 26 ; located in Humboldt Co.,
Cal.; P. O. address. Eureka, Cal.
Malle'.. C. P. Owner of 8 miles of railroad ; gauge.
5 ft.; rail (iron), 58 lbs.; locomotive, 1; cars, 6:
located in Sumter Co., S. C; P. O. address, Mayes-
ville, S. C.
Malvern Lumber Co. Owners of 5 miles of railrosd :
gange, 8 ft.; rail (iron). 35 lbs.; locomotive. 1 ; cars. 10 ;
cost of road and equipment, $16,000; located in Hot
Spring Co.. Ark.; P. O. address, Malvern, Ark.
Manistee Tram Railway. R. G. Peters, owner of 15
miles of railroad: gauge, 8 ft.; locomotive, 1; cars,
84; located in Manistee and Mason Cos., Mich.;
R. G. Peters, Pres., B. M. Cntchcon, Sec, H. W. Carey,
Treas.; P. O. address. Manii^tee. Mich.
Manistee and Luther RR. 86 miles; gange. 3 ft.:
rail (steel). 80 lbs.; locomotives, 8 ; cars, 200; located
in Mason and Lake Cos., Mich.; R. G. Peters, Pres. A
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Ofn. Man., H. W. Carey, «cc. A Aw«t. Gen. Man., J. A.
Proctor, Treap, P. O. addreB?, Manistee, Mich.
Manistiqne RR. 6 milus ; fraii^. 4 ft. 8V41n.; loco-
motive. 1 ; cars, 34; located in Schoolcraft cc, Mich.;
P. O. address, Detroit, Mich.
Markham, Andrew. Owner of 1V^ miles of railroad ;
causae, 3 ft.; cars. 2; located in bonoma Co., Cal.;
P. O. addref>8, Markham, Cal.
Martin's RR. Owned by Mm. J. Bwart A Mrs. M.
Hassinger ; 3 miles : cars, 3 : located in Warren Co.,
Pa.; P. O. addreos, Sheffield, Pa.
Mason and Oceana RR. ^(Formerly owned by
Butters A> Peters.) 9 miles ; ganite. 8 fr.;* locomotives,
3 ; cars. 70 ; located in Mason and Oceana Cos., Mich.;
P. O. addreso, Tallman, Mich.
Matthew, II S. Owner of 5 miles of railroad ; sraut^e,
Sft.: rail (steel), SO lbs.; locomotive, 1: cars, 10;
locfltcd in Bowie Co., Tex.; P. O. address, Eylaa. Tex.
Matthews & Co. Owners of 6 miles of railroad ;
fnngf't 3 ft • locomotive, 1 ; cars, 6 ; located in LiberQr
Co., Tex.; P. O. «ddresj«, Cleveland, Tex.
Mecosta RR. Owned by John McNaughtoD ; 9 miles;
^acrc, 8 ft; rail (steel), & lbs.: locomotives, 3; cars,
35 ; ItKated in Mecosta Co., Mich.; P. O. address, Big
Rapids. Mich.
Mendocino RR. Owfted by L. E. White ; gauge, 3
ft.; rail (iron), 45 lbs ; locomotive,! ; cart, SO; located
at Greenwood Creek, Mendocino Co., CaJ.; P. O.
address, Cuflfey's Cove, Cal.
Midland Tram RR. Owned by Cleveland Wooden
Ware Works; saage. 3 fr. 6 in.; cars, 6; located in
Midland Co., Mich.: P. O. address. Midland, Mich.
Midville and Swainsboro RR Owned by Jesse
Thompson & Co.: 3*2^ miles; gauge, 4 ft. 9 in : rail
(iron). 85 Ibii.: locomotives. 3; cars, 10; located in
Emanuel Co.. Oa.: P. O. addrecs, Augnsta. Pa.
Millett & McKay. Owners of 3 miles of railroad ;
gauge, 7 ft.; cai-s. 3: located in Skagit Co., Wash.
Terr.: P. O. address, Mt Vernon, Wash. Terr.
Mills Sc Leighton. Owners of 1^ miles of railroad ;
^nge, 3 ft.; earn, 3 : located lu Van Baren Co., Mich.;
P. 0. address. Otsego, Mich.
Mins, Fletcher. Owner of 6 miles of railroad : gauge,
3 ft.; locomotive, 1 ; cars, ."5 ; located in Colleton Co.,
S. C; P. O. address, Ross, 8. C.
Miunick, G R. Owner of 4 miles of railroad ; gauge,
8 ft.; cars, 8; located in Obion Co., Tenn.; P. O.
address, Ohion, Tenn.
Minor, W. II. Owner of 1^ miles of railroad ; gauge.
3 ft.; rail (iron). 16 lbs.: cars, 3; located in Bradford
Co.. Pa.: P. O. address. Foot of Plane, Pa.
Mitchell Bros. Owners of 3 miles of railroad ; gauge,
3 ft.; locomotive, 1; cars, 30; located in Missaukee
Co.. Mich.; P. O. addres.", Cadillac. Mich.
Miramichi RR. Owned by James Kroagham A Co.;
ZM miles: gau?e, 4 f».: locomotives, 2; cars, 4;
located in Clark Co., Ala.; P. O. address, Coffeeville, Ala.
Missouri Southern RR. 10 miles ; gauge, 8 ft.; rail
(steel). 35 lbs.; locomotive, 1; cars, 34; located in
Wayne, Reynolds and Carter Cos.; P. O. address,
Le^er, Mo.
Moncour Bros. Owners of IC miles of railroad ;
gauge. 3 ft.; trucks. 8; located in King William Co.,
Va.; P. O. address, Ayletts, Va.
Montcalm RR. Owned by Grand Haven Lumber
Co.; P. O. address. Grand Haven, Mich.
Moon, R, A. Owner of 7 miles of railroad; P. O.
address. Big R/tpids, Mich.
Moore & Andrews. Owners of 1^ miles of railroad ;
gauge. 3 ft. 6 in.; rail (iion), 15 lb*.; ears, 5; located in
Warren Co., Pa.; P. O. address. Garland, Pa.
Morris, A. W. Owner of 9 miles of railroad : gauge,
3 ft. ; locomotives 3 ; cars, 6 : located in Polk Co., Tex. ;
capital stock, $8.050 ; debt, $1,500 (representing coat of
road and equipment, $7,650) ; P. O. address, Clevilas,
Tex.
Morton A Helm. Owners of 5^ miles of railroad ;
gauge. 3 ft. ; locomotive, 1 : cars, 7 ; located in Lincoln
Co., Miss. ; P. O addre s, Brookhaven. Miss.
Moses A Harvey. Owners of 7 miles of railroad ;
gauge, 4 ft. 9 in.; rail (iron), 35 lbs.; locomotive, 1 ;
car*. 5; located in Sumter Co., S. C; P. O. address,
Sumter, 8. C.
Mt Adams and Eden Park Inclined RR. Co. G. B.
Kesper, Pres. A Treaa., I. R. Murdoch, Sec., Cincin-
nati, O.
Mnsquito and Coal Creek RR. Owned by B. F.
Brock : 3 miles : gauge, 8 ft.; locomotive, 1 ; cars, 4 ;
located in Cowlta Co., Wash. Terr.; P.O. address.
Oak Point, Wash. Terr.
Nathaniel Weston Lumber Co. Owners of IV^ miles
of railroad : nnge, 8 ft.; rail (iron), 80 lbs.; locomo-
tive, 1 ; cars, 6 ; located in Arkansas Co., Ark.; P. O.
, address, Humphrey, Ark.
Navarro RR. Owned by Navarro Mill Co. ; 10 miles ;
locomotives, 8 ; cars, 8; located in Mendocino Co., Cal.;
P. O. address, San Francisco, Cal.
Neidigk, O. S. Owner of 8 miles of railroad ; gauge,
8ft.: locomotive, 1 : cars. 4; located in San Jacinto,
Co., Tex.; P. O. address. Shepherd, Tex.
Nclins, A. L. Owner of 5 miles of railroad ; gauge,
3 ft : li>cated in Southampton Co.. Va. ; P. O. address,
Zuni. Va.
Neil, Robert. Owner of lU miles of railroad ; gauge,
8 ft.; rail (iron and wood), IS lbs.; cars, 6 : located in
Newaygo Co., Mich.; P. O. address. White Cloud,
Mich.
Nester, Thos. Owner of 1 or t miles of railroad ;
gauge, 4 ft 8^ in.; cars, 4; located in Baraga Co.,
Mien.; P. O. address, Baraga, Mich.
Newkshamp's RR. Owned by Harri-on Clothier A
C. 8. English ; 1^ miles ; gauge, 8 ft. ; cars. 3 ; located
In Skagit Co., Wash. Terr.; P. O. address, Mt Vernon,
Wash. Terr.
Nona Mills. Owners of 5 miles of railway : gauge,
3 ft; rail (iron), 66 lbs.; locomotive, 1 ; cars, 10; lo-
cated in Hardin Co., Tex.; P. O. address, Beaumont,
Tex,
North Arkansas Tram RR. Owned by Hnngerford
Bros. A Harmon : 7}4 mil(*0 ; gauge, 4 ft 6 In.; locomo-
tivc, 1 ; cars, 4 ; located in Sharp and Randolph Cos.,
Ark. ; P. O. address, Ravenden. Ark.
North Texas Land and Timber Co. RR. O^vned by
C. S. Wood worth A Co. and Bivins, Venable & Co.;
5li miles ; gauge, 3 ft.; rail (iron), 85 lbs.; locomotive,
1 ; cars, 18 ; located in Cass Co., Tex.; P. O. address,
Wayne, Tex.
Oak Ii.Hnd and Lumber Co. Owned by Griffith A
Hunt: 7 miles ; gauge, 3 ft: rail (iron).881hs.: locomo-
tive, 1 ; cars, 10; hicated in White Co., Ark.; F. O.
address, Russell Ark.
Ockmultfee River and Norma nd ale RR. Owned bv
Dodge. Meigs <& Co.; 89 miles ; gaui?e. 8 ft. 6 in.: rail
(iron), 80 lbs.; locomotives, 4: cars, 43; located in
Dodge Co., Ga.; P. O. address, Normandale, Ga.
Olive and Sternerberg Timber RR. Owned by S. C.
Olive A J. A. Stenierberg ; 5^ miles ; gauge, 3 ft; rail
(iron), 53 lbs. ; locomotive, 1 : cars, 7 : located in Har-
din Co., Tex.; P. O. addresa, Olive, Tex.
Olympia and Chehslis Valley RR. See List No. 1.
Ol vmpia and Mt. Hauler RR. Owned bv J. C. Ellis ;
3 miles ; gauge, 8 ft. 1 in.; rail (steel), 54 lbs.; cars, 4 ;
located In Thurston Co., Wash. Terr.; P. O. address,
Olympia, Wash. Terr.
Otis, William. Owner of 7 miles of railroad ; gauge,
5 ft; cars, 15; located in Mobile Co., Ahi.; P. O. ad-
dress, Mobile, Ala.
Otto Glen RR Owned by OttoIx)we A Co. ; 5 miles ;
gauge. 4 ft. 9 in.; rail (iron). 30, 25 and 35 lbs.; locomo-
tive. 1 ; cars, 6 ; located in Elk Co., Pa.; P. O. address,
WiUiamsport, Pa.
Pacific Lumber Co. RR miles ; gauge. 4 ft. 8^
in.; rail (wood and steel), 40 and 56 lbs.; locomotive, 1 ;
cars. 64 ; located in Humboldt Co., Cal.; P. O. address,
Hydesvllle, Cal.
Pacific Lumber Co. RR. 6 miles ; gauge, 8 ft. ; rail
(iron). 30 and 80 lbs.; locomotive, 1 ; cars, 6 ; located in
Nevada Co., Cal.; P. O. address, Trnckee, Cal.
Paris and Pere Marquette RR. See List No. 1.
Paine A Co. Owners of 10 miles of railroad ; gange,
4 ft. 84 in.; locomotives. 3; cars, 85; located in Can-
ton Co., Minn.; J. M. Paine, Pres.. Asa Paine, Sec
and Treas.; P. O. address, N. P. Junction, Minn.
Paragould and Buffnlo Island RR. Owned by Para-
gould Stave Manufacturing Co.: 8^ miles : gauge, 4 ft.
8H In. ; rail (iron), SO lb!«. ; locomotive, 1 : cars. 30 ;
located in Greene Co., Ark.; P. O. address, Paragould,
Ark.
Peacock and Peterson RR. 8 miles ; gauge, 4 ft. 9
in.; rail (iron), 40 lbs.; locomotive, 1 ; cars. 8 ; lo-
cated in Washington Co., Ga.; P. O. addrcsA, Dono-
van, Ga.
Pekin Mill RR Owned by P. P. A H W. Carrier ;
2 miles; gauge, 6 ft.; located in Jefferson Co., Pa.;
P. O. address. Brookville, Pa.
Pe1ton*s Logging Road Owned by D. C. Pelton A
Co.; 4 miles ; gange, 8 ft. 6 in.; rail (iron), 16 )b«.; loco-
motive, 1 ; cars, 90 ; located in l4ike Co., Mich.; P. O.
address, Nirvana. Mich.
Pennsylvania Lumber Co. 4 miles ; gjaui^e^ <. 1\.. ^
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In.; nil (Iron), 80 lbs.; locomotive, 1 ; c»rii, 2 ; locftted
in Erie Co., Pa.; P. O. addrera, Tracy. Pa.
PpDvacola and Andalasla RK. Owned br Skinner
in McDavid ; IS miles ; gaace. 8 ft.: rail (steel). 25 lbs.;
locomotive. 1; cars, 2i ; capital stock. $100,000 ($60,000) ;
cost of road and eqnipment to date, $60.000 ; located
in Santa Rosa Co., Pla.; 3. F. Skfnner, Pres.. J. Mc-
David, Vice-Pres., Escambia. Fla.; E. W. Minifer.
Treas., Pensacola, Fla.; E. H. Skinner, Sec . Jno. Mc-
David. Supt., R. E. Lewis, Chf. Eng., E. F. Skinner,
Pur. Agt., Escambia, Fla.
Pensacola and Mobile RR. Owned bj Muscofree
Lumber Co.; 14 miles : gauge. 4 ft. 91^^ in.; rail (iron),
BO lbs.; locomotive. 1; cars, 30; located in Baldwin
Co., Fla.; P. O. address, Pensacola. Fla.
Perdldo Pole Road. Owned by Wallace, Sanford A
Co.; Smiles; gaure, 6 ft.; locomotive. 1; cars, 6; lo-
oited in Escambia Co., Ala.; P. O. address, Wilson,
Jkim,
Perkins Mannfactnring Co. Owners of 5 miles of
railroad ; gange, 4 ft. 9 in. ; rail (iron), 40 lbs.; locomo-
tives, S; cars, 8; located in Washington Co., Ga.: P.
O- address, Aagosta, Oa.
Perry-Pearson Co. Owners of Z^ miles of railroad ;
P. O. address. Manistlqne, Mich.
Pharr A Williams. Owners of C miles of railroad ;
gange. 4 ft. 8^ <n.; rail (iron), 60 lbs.: locomotive, 1 ;
located in St. Mary's Parish, La.; P. O. address, Patter-
aonville. Ls.
Pike, C. W. St Co. Owners of 12 miles of railroad ;
gaoge, 6 ft.;rail (iron). 9.<S to 40 lbs.; locomotive, 1;
cars, 6; located in Appling Co., Ga.; P. O. address,
Prentiss, Qa.
Pierce Lumber Co. Owners of 9 miles of railroad ;
gauge, 4 ft. 8^ In.; cars, 2; located in Saline Co.,
Ark.: P. O. address, Alexander. Ark.
Piney Rnn RK. Owned by Geo. S. Young ; 6 miles ;
gange. 3 ft.; rail (iron), 16 lbs.: locomotive, 1 : cars, 6 ;
located in Somerset Co., Pa ; P. O. address, Boynton,
i a.
Piney Woods Central RR. Owned by L. J. Hand ;
4^ m*les : eauge, 3 ft. 6 in : locomotive, 1 ; cars, 6 ; lo-
cated in ChiJton Co., Ala.; P. O addie«s. Jemison, Ala.
Pincville and Prairie Farm RR. 8 mile.« ; panee, 4 ft.
8UIn.: locomotive, 1 : cars. 7 ; located in Polk Co.,
Wis ; P. O. address, Pineville. Wis.
Plnmmer Logging Co. 9 miles of railroad operated
by C. H. Plnmmer ; P. O. address. Bast Saelnaw. Mich.
Poltevcnt and Favre*s East Louisiana RR. Owned
by John Poltevcnt & Joseph A. Favre ; 20 miles ;
gange. 4 ft. 8 in. ; ra'I (steel), 86 lbs.; locomotives. 2;
cars, 50; located in St. Tammany Parish, La.; P. O. ad-
dress. Pearlington. Miss.
Pond City, Ccntrevllle and Northern RR. Owned
by Morrison, Decker A Co.: 4^ miles: gange. 8 ft.:
rail (steel), 12 lbs.; locomotive. 1 ; cars, 6 ; located in I
Jackson Co., Ark.; P. O. address, Newport, Ark.
Portajre Lake and Manistee River RR Owned bv
Sailing, Hanson & Co.; gauge, 8 ft. 1 in.; rail <>teen. 80
lbs.; locomotive, i : cars. 94 ; capital stock, $340,000 ;
P. O. address, GravHnif. Mich.
Portage I^ke Rft. Owned by Blodgett & Byrnes ; 16
miles : eange. 3 ft.; rail (steel), 80 lbs.: locomotives, 2 ;
cars, 45 ; cost of road and equipment. $80,000 ; P. O. '
address, Mnskegon. Mich.
Potts, J. E., Salt and Lumber Co. Owners of 80 miles
of railroad; gauge, 8 ft; rail (steel). 80 lbs.; locomo.
tives. 5 ; cars, 90 : located in Oscoda Co., Mich.; P. O.
address, Detroit, Mich.
Pratt Saw Mill Co. Owners of 9 miles of railroad ;
gauge, 4 ft. 9 in.; rail Hron), 35 to 45 lbs.- locomotive,
1 ; cars, ; located in Chilton Co., Ala.; P. O. addreeo,
Verbena, Ala.
Puget Sound and Gray's Harbor RR. Owned by Port
Blakely Mill Co.; 8 miles ; gauge, 4 ft. 8^ in.; locomo.
tive. 1 ; cars, 96: located In Mason Co., Wash. Terr.;
P. O. address, Kamilche, Wash. Terr.
Paget Sound Shore RR. 25 miles ; gauge, 4 ft. 8^
in.; rail (steel), 56 lbs.; locomotives. 2 : cars, 12 ; locat-
ed in King Co., Wash. Terr.; P. O. address, Seattle,
Wash. Terr.
Ramey, D. K. Owner of 8 to 5 miles of railroad ;
gange, 8 ft. 6 in.; rail (iron), 16 lbs.; locomotive, 1 ;
cars, 2; located in Clearfield Co., Pa.; P. O. address,
Raniey, Pa.
RaudslI, Jno. B. Owner of 19^ miles of railroad ;
gMuge, 8 ft.; cars. 4 ; located in Shelby Co., Ala.; P. O.
mddre^B, Moat*fnIIo, A/a.
Bmo Line RR. Owned by Wheeler A Duf enbury ;
»<»* :g»uge, 4 ft.; nil (stccJ), 25 Jbi.; locomolWe.l ;
cars, 5 ; located in Forest Co., Pa. ; P. O. addreaa.
Bast Hickory, Pa.
Reppardia and Buffalo RR. Owned by H. T. Keanon
A Co. 18 miles ; gange. 5 ft.; rail (iron). 85 lbs.; loco*
motives, 2 ; cars. 14 : located in Piurce Co., Ga.; P. O.
address, Boboken, Ga.
Rice, J. S. A W. M. Owners of 4^ miles of railroad ;
gauge, 3 ft.: rail (iron). 50 lbs.; lorooiotive, 1 ; cars. 6;
located in Tyler Co., Tex.; P. O. addrer^s, Hyatt Tex.
Richardson. M. A G. W. Owners of 8 miles of rail-
road ; gauge, 7 ft. 2 in.; locomotive, 1; cars, 4 : loaued
in Placer Co., Cal.; P. O. address, Truckee, CaJ.
Robeline and Sabine Pass RR. 4 miles ; gange, 8 ft;
rail (iron). 25 lbs.; locomotive, 1 ; cars, 17 ; located in
Nstchitoches Parish, La.; P. O. address, Provencal, La.
Robinson, Geo. W. Owner of 10 miles of rmilroad ;
gauge, 8 ft.; locomotive, 1 ; can*, 20 ; located in Bald-
win Co., Fla.; P. O. address. Millview. Fla.
Roger's Rnn RR Owned by A. O. Donnell ; IH
miles ; gauge. 4 ft. 8 in. : cars, 2 ; located in Jeflertoo
Co., Pa.; P. O. address. Fullers, Pa.
Rolfe and Forest City RR. Owned by Willard White
A Henry Bayard ; 7 miles ; gauge, 4 ft. 8 in.; rail
(iron), 60 lbs.; locomotive. 1 ; car(<, 6 ; located in Blk
Co , Pa.: P. O. address, Wilcox, Pa.
Rountree A Garbutt. Owners of 8 mllea of railroftd ;
gsuge, 4 ft in.; rail (iron), 30 and 40 lbs.; locomo-
tives. 2: cars, 6; located in Emanuel Co., Ga.; P.O.
addrecs, Midville. Ga.
Rowland, W. W. Owner of 17 miles of railroad ;
gange. 5 ft.; rail (iron), 60 lbs.; locomotives, 2; cars,
20 ; located iu Sumter Co., S. C; P. O. address.
Magnolia, S. C.
Ruddock, Nuttal A Co. Owners of 4^ miles of rail-
road ; gauge, 8 ft; locomotive, 1 ; cars. 10 ; located In
Manistee Co., Mich.; P. O. address. Mauistee, Mich.
Rumsey Lumber Co. Owners of 3 miles of railroad ;
gauge, 8 ft. 1 in.; rail (iron), 25 lbs.; locomotive. 1 ;
csrsJH) ; located in Newaygo Co., Mich.; P. O. addto»s.
Big Rapids, Mich.
Kussell, J. A. A Co. Owners of 1>^ miles of railroad;
gauge, 6 ft; cars, 2 : located in Crawford Co., Pa.; P. O.
address. Steam burgh. Pa.
Kyerson. Hills A Co. Owners of 2^ miles of rail-
road ; gauge, 4 ft 8 in.; locomotive, 1 ; cars, 24 ; locat-
ed in Newaygo Co., Mich.; P. O. address, MaakecoDi
Mich.
Salineville Branch RR. Co. James Farmer, Snpt,
Cleveland. O.
Salliotte A Chittenden. Owners of 4 miles of rail-
road : gauge, 4 ft 8H in.; rsil (iron), 20 lbs.; locomo-
tive, 1 ; cars, 6; located in Gratiot Co., Mich.; P. O.
address, Ecorse, Mich.
Salmon Creek RR. Owned by L. E. White ; 10 miles ;
gauge, 3ft; rail (iron), 85 lbs.; locomotives, 2; cars,
35; located in Mendocino Co., Cal.; P. O. address,
Whitesboro, Cal.
Sands, Louis. Owner of 6 miles of railroad ; gange,
3 ft. 2 in.; locomotive, 1 ; cars, 16 ; located in Manistee
Co , Mich. ; P. O. address, Manistee. Mich.
Satsop RR. 14 miles ; gauge, 4 ft. 8^^ in.; rail (steel),
40 lbs. ; locomotives, 2 ; cars, 20 ; located in Mason Co.,
Wash. Terr; J. R. McDonald, Pres., Sesttle, Wash.
Terr.; C. F. White, Vice-Pres, Sec. A Gen. Man.,
Shelton. Wash. Terr.; A. Mackintosh, Treas., Seattle,
Wash. Terr.; P. O. address, Shellon, Wash. Terr.
Sawyer A Son. Owners of IVi miles of railroad;
gauge, 8 ft.; locomotive, 1; cars, 2; located in P«dk
Co., Tex.: P. O. address, Livingston, Tex.
^tawyer River RR. 6 miles; gauge, 4 ft. 8 in.; loco-
motive, 1 ; cars. SO. Capital stock, authorized, $800,-
000; paid in, $50,000; located in Grafton Co., N. H.;
P. O. address, Livermore, N. U.
Scblosser A Tighe. Owners of 1 ^ miles of railroad ;
car, 1 ; located in Schoolcraft Co., Mich.; P. O.
address. Thompson, Mich.
Scranton ana Summonsrille RR. 4 miles ; gauge, 4
ft. in.; locomotive, 1 ; cars, 5 ; located in Williams,
Clarendon and Sumter Cos., S. C; P. O. address,
Scranton, S. C.
Seven Oaks Timber Road. Owned by C. M. Fiaher :
4 miles ; gauge, 3 ft ; locomotive, 1 : cars. 3 ; located
in San Jacinto, Tex.; P. O. address. Seven Oaks. Tex.
Sheriden Mining Co.*b RR. P. O. addreas. General
Sberiden Coal Worka, O.
Sierra Lumber Co. Owners of 11 miles of railroad ;
gange 3 ft. 8^in.; rail (iron), 80 lbs.: locomotives, 1;
cars, 8; located in Tehama Co., Cal.; P. O. addreif,
V dan 'Vranc^i^o, Cs^ .
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POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RY. OFFICIALS— LUMBER AND LOGGING RRS. OF U. S. ^9
gaoge, 8 ft.; ears. 4; locaUd in ICartin Co., N. C;
K O. addraw, WiiliamstOD, N. C.
SinuamatiooK Vallej KK. See List No. 1.
mflflon A LUley Lumber Co. Owuera of 7 milea of
railroad; gauge, 4 fc. 9 in.; rail («teel), X51bB.; loco-
mocive, 1; carc^, 12; located in Mewaygo Co., Mich.;
F. O. address, LUley, Micb.
Slatu Kun KK. bee LiBt No. 1.
Smitb, 11. K. (estate). Owuer of 8 miles of railroad ;
gauge, 3 ft.; locomotive, 1 ; cars, 8 ; located in Up»ber
Co., Tex.; t. O. uddres*, Bettie, Tex.
Smitb LoDiber Co. t*. O. adareea, Kalkaska, Mich.
bmitb & Marbury. Owners of 7Vi milea of railroad ;
gauge, 8 ft. i In.; rail (iron), 85 lbs.; locomotives, 2 ;
cars, 18; locatod iu Antauga Co , Ala. ; P. O. address,
Boeeman, Ala.
bmoaktt Tramway Co. Owned by B. T. B. Smoake,
Jobn S. Smoake, A D. W. SmoaKe ; 6 miles ; gauge,
8 fc. ; locomotive, 1 ; cars, & ; located in Oraugeburg
Co., S. C; F. U. addrets, Branchville, S. C.
Snow Snoe aud Litile Sandy KU. Owned by Byers,
Hopkins ^ Co.; 3 miles; rail istet}l).25 lbs.; loco-
moiive, 1 ; cars, 14 ; located in Centre Co., Pa.; P. O.
addretfs. Lock llaven. Pa.
South Kauge Narrow Gauge RR. Owned by Neoers
A Staples ; 'Z miles ; gauge, 8 ft ; cars, lU : located in
Douj^itis Co., Wis.; P. O. address. Sontu Bangs, Wis.
Sutvill, C. T. A Co. Owners or 5 miles oi railruad;
locomotive, 1 ; located in Conecuh Co., Ala.; P. O.
address, Wallace, Ala.
Spencer i^ros. Owners of 1 mile of railroad ; loco-
motive, 1 ; curs, 2 ; located in Telfair Co., Ua.; P. O.
address. Lumber City, Ga.
Sprin;; Creea Logging Co. BR. Owned by the Kyle
Lumber Co.; 6 miles; gauge, 8 ft.; locomouve, 1 ;
earn, tf ; located iu Cherokee Co., Ala.; P. O. address,
Gadsden, Ala.
Staples A Covell. Owners of 4 miles of railroad ;
gauge, 8 fi.; rail (iron), 18 lbs.; locomotive, 1 ; cars,
12; located in Newaygo Co., Mlcb.; P. O. address,
Wnite Cloud, Mich.
St. Elmo aud Cole Creek RR. Owned by Wm. Otis ;
8^ miles and tf miles: cars, 12; located in Mobile,
Ala.; P. O. address. Mobile, Ala.
St. Helen, Huughtou Lake and Western BR. Owned
by Uy. Stephens & Co.; Smiles; gauge, 4 f t. 8H ^^l
rail uron;, 80 lbs.; locomotives, it ; cars, 45; located in
Boscommou Co., Mich.; P. O. siddress, St. Helen, Mich.
St. Johu's HK. Owued by A. W. Taylor A Co.; 10
miles ; gauge, 3 ft.; rail ur*B)* ^ Iha.; lacomoUvea, 2;
cars, 20 ; located in Berkeley Co., S. C; P. O. address,
Stiramerville, S. C.
St. Lawrence Boom and Manufacturing Co. Owners
of tt miles of railroad ; gauge, 8 ft. 6 inj locomotive,
1 ; cars, 1ft ; located in Pocaiiontn Co., W. Va.; P. O.
address. Bonce verte, W. Va.
Steele, Wm. Owner of 14^ miles of railroad ; gange,
3ft.; locomotives, 2 ; cars, 84 ; located iu Montcalm Co.,
Mica.; P. O. address, Wyman, Mich.
Stimson, T. D. Owner of 7 miles of railroad; gange,
3 ft.; rail (sieel, 4 miles), 80 lbs.; locomotives, *\ curs,
85 ; cost of road and equipment, f 40,uOU ; P. O.
address, Muskegon, Mich.
Stimson, Ulner. Owner of 1^ mll«s of railroad ;
gauge, 8 It.; car. 1 ; located in Suohomii^h Co., Wash.
Terr.; P. O. adarees, Snohomish, Wash. I'err.
Suffolk aud Carolina BR. See List Mo. 1.
SuH'olk Lumber Co. BK. See List No. 1.
Sulphur Luuiber Co. Narrow Gauge iiR. Owned by
Sulphur Lumber Co.; 5 miles ; gaiiue, 8 ft.; rail (iron),
M lbs.; locomotive, 1 ; cars, 5 ; P. O. address, Sulpkur
Sution, Tex.
Sumner Lumber Co. Owners of 2^ miles ; gauge, 6
ft.; cars, 2 ; located iu Pierce Co., Wash. Terr.; i-. O.
address, Sumner, Wash. Terr.
Surry, Sussex aud Southampton BB. 46 miles;
gauge, 8 ft.; rail (steel), 85 lbs.; Jocomoiivet, 2 ; cars,
30 ; locateu in Surry, oussex and Southampton Cos.,
Md.
oykes & Catlisch. Owners of 2 miles of railroad ;
gauge, 8 ft.; tail (irou and eteel), 10 lbs.; cars, 10 ;
located iu Elk Co., Pa.; address, St. Mary's, Pa.
Talladega and Coosa Valley BH. See L«iat No. 1.
Taylor i.utuber BB. miles ; gauge, 4 ft. 9 in. ; loco-
motive, 1 ; cars, 6 ; located in Kdgecomb Co., N. C,:
P. O. address, Whltaker, N. C. »
Terry, W. T. Owuer of 12 miles of railroad ; gange,
5 ft.; cars, 4; located in Echols Co., Ga.; P. O. address,
Valdosu, Ga.
Texarkana and Northern BR. Owned by Bowie
Lumber Co.; 10 miles ; gauge. 4 ft. 9 in.; rail (iron), tlS
lbs.; locomotive, 1; cars, 10; located in Bowie Co.,
Tex.; P. o. address, Texarkana, Ark.
The Arthurs Coal aud Lumber Co. Owners of 4
miles of railroad ; gauge, 4 ft. 9 in.; rail (iron), 25 lbs.
and 4H lbs. ; locomotive, 1 ; cars, 8 ; located in Cameron
Co., Pa.; P. O. address, Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Cash! and Chowan BB. aud Lumber Co. Owned
by Greenleaf, JobuMton & Son ; 80 miles ; gange, 8 ft.
6 in.; rail (steel), 25 lbs.; locomotives, 8 ; cars, 54 ; lo-
cated in Bertie and Chowan Cos., N. C; P. O. address,
Howard, N. C.
The Uein Lumber Co. Owners of ly^ miles of rail-
road: gauge. 8 ft.; cars, 2; located iu Puinam Co.,
W. Vs.: P. O. address. Scott's Depot, W. Va.
The Kirby Carpeuter Co. Owners of 2^ miles of
railroad ; rail (SMel), M lbs.; use horses ; cars, 12 ; lo-
cated in Iron Co., Mich.; P. O. address, Menominee,
Micb.
The Missouri Lumber and Mining Co. Owaeri of 4
miles of railroad ; gauge, 4 ft. tiy^ in.; rail (iron), 85
lbs.: locomotive, 1 ; cars, 20; located in Carter and
Bipley Cos., Mo.; P. O. address. Mill Springs, Mo.
The Tennessee Central BB. 12 miles ; eauge, 8 ft. ; rail
(iron), 40 lbs.: locomotive. 1 ; cars, 28; located in Bhea
and Cumberland Cos., Tenn. ; P. O. address. Spring
City, Tenn.
Thomas, Herbert. Owner of 8^ miles of railroad ;
P. O. address. Chase, Mich.
Thomas Log and Lumber BB. Owned by M. J.
Thomas & Co.; 7 uiiiOd ; gauge, 8 ft.; cars, 16 ; located
in Mouicalm Co., Micu.; f. O. address, McBriae.Mich.
Titompsou, A. Owner or 5^ miles of railroad ;
gauge, 4 ft. 8^ in.; locomotive, i ; cars, 18 ; located in
Elk Co., Pa.; P. O. address, Bidgway, Pa.
Thompson & Tucker. Owners oi 7 miles of rail-
road ; gauge, 8 ft ; rail (iron), 8U lbs.; locomotive, 1 ;
cars, 8; located in Trinity Co., Tex.; P.O. address.
Trinity, Tex.
Tift, H. H. Own»^r of 12 miles of railroad ; gauge, 5
ft.; rail (steel), 85 lbs.; locomotives, 2; cars, 12, lo-
cated in Berrien Co., Ga.; P. O. addieC'S, Tifion. Ga.
Tilley, H. L. & Bro. Owners of 2 miles of railroad ;
gauge, 8 ft. 6 in.; cars, 2 ; located in Halifax Co., N. C;
P. O. address, Tillery, N. C.
TiiUbawassee anu Hope BB. Owned by Wright A
Ketcham ; 82 miles ; gauge, 8 ft.; locomotives, 8 ; cars,
9o ; located in Midland Co., Mich.; P. O. address, £aat
Saginaw, Mich.
Tobyh'anna and Lehigh Lumber Co. Owners of 6
miles of railroad ; gauge, 8 ft. ; cars, 10 ; located in
Monroe Co., Pa. ; P. O. address, Tobyhanna Mills, Pa. ,
Towlc Bros. & Co. Owners of 20 miles of railroad ;
gange, 8 ft. ; locomotives, 4 ; cars, 60 ; located in Placer
Co., Cal.
Truckee Lumber Co. Owners of 2^ miles of rail-,
road ; gauge, 8 ft. 4 in.; rail (iron), 18 lbs.; locomotive,
1 ; cars, 2 ; located iu Placer Co., Cal. ; P. O. address, .
Truckee, Cal^
Turner A Gates. Owners of 7 miles of railroad ;
gauge, 5 ft. 2 in.; rail (iron), 16 lbs.; locomotive, 1;
cars, 6; located iu Washington Co., Ala.; P.O. ad-
dress. Mobile, Ala.
Ultima 'ihule, Arkadelphia and Misaisaippi River
BB. Owned by the Arkadelphia Lumber Co. ; opened
iu 1887 ; 11 miles ; gauge. 4 ft. 8U in.; rail (iron), 85
Iba.; locomotive, 1 ; cars, 18 ; capital stack authorized,
$1,500,000 ; paid up, $100,000 ; co»t of road andeqnip-
meut, $tOO,OoO ; location, Arlcadelphia to iielark. Ark.;
B. W. Hule, Pres., J. B. Dale, Vice-Pres., B. B. Boss,
Treas. A Sec., C. C. Henderson, Snpt., B. C. Mom-
g. mery, Chief Eng., Arkadelphia, Ark.
Union River Logging KB. 6 miles ; gange, 4 ft. 8^
in.; rait (steel;, 45 lbs.; locomotive, i ; care. lO; locat-
ed in Mason Co., Wash. Terr. ; capital stock (paid up),
$50,00u ; Cyrus Walker, i'res., Puget Mills Co., Treas.,
E. G. Ame:;, Sec., Port Gamble, Wash. Terr.; P. O.
address. Port Gambie, Wash. Terr.
Upliam Mauuracturiug Co. Owners of 8 miles of
railroad; gauge, 4 It. 8 lu.; locomotive, 1; cars, 15;
located in Marathon and Clark Cos., Wis.; W. U. Up-
ham, Pres., M. H. Wheeler, Sec, W. B. Baker, Treas.;
P. O. address, Marsr field, Wis.
Van Wert and Paulding BB. Owned by Geo. H.
Marsh ; 10 miles ; gauge, 8 ft.; rail (iron), 80 lbs.; loco-
motives, 2; cars, 17; located in Van Wert Co., O.;
P. O. Address, Vau Wert, O. ^
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270 POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RY. OFFICIALS -LUMBER AND LOGGING RRS. OF U. S.
gaffe, 1, freight, 4— total, ; capital atock, anthorized,
135,000 ; paid in, iJiS.OOO ; cost of road and equipment,
|35,000 ; located In laneuln Co., Ark.; P. O. aadreae,
CumminB. Ark.
Texaa Tram and Lumber Co. 15 miles ; gaoge, 8 ft.;
rail (iron), 35 lbs.; locomutivea, 4 ; cara, 6u ; located in
Hardiu Co., Tex.* capital »tock (paid np), $856,000;
W. A. Fletcher, Prea., I. W. Keith, Vlce-Pres., 8. F.
Cortia, Sec, J. L. Keith, Treaa.; P. O. addreaa, Beau-
mont, Tex.
Vinesar Central RR Owned by St. Louis Refrigera-
tor ana Wooden Gutter Co.; 5 miles ; gauge, 8 ft.; rail
(iron), 85 lbs.; locomotive, 1 ; cars, 8 ; located in Clark
Co , Ark. ; P. O. addresa, Qurdun, Ark.
Wadley & Co. Owners of IS miles of railroad ; gauge,
4 ft. 8H in.; rail (iron), 40 Iba.; locomoiives, 8; cars,
16 ; located in Burke and Emanuel <}os., Ga.; P. O.
address, Rogera. Ga.
Wadsworib, W. W. Owner of 5 miles of railroad ;
gauge, 3 ft.; rail (iron), 80 lbs.; locomotives, 2 ; cars, 6 ;
located in Autauga Co., Ala.; P. O. addrees. Wads-
worth, Ala.
Wajenhorst, J. J. Owner of 2 miles of railroad ;
gauge, 2 ft. 6 iu.; cars, 4 ; located in Wayne and Julian
Cos., Pa.; P. O. address, Gouldsboro, Pa.
Waluskie RR. Owned by J. C. Trullinger ; S miles ;
gauge, 4 ft. 8)^ in.; rail (iron), 56 lbs.; locomotive, 1 ;
cars, 4 ; locuted in Clatsop Co., Ore.; coat of road and
equipment. |30,00u ; J. C. Truilinger, Pres.. T. O. Trul-
linger, Tieav., S. G. Trnllinger, iSec, Astoria, Ore.
Wall, J. J. Owner ol miles of railroaiU ; gauge, 5
ft.; rail (iron), 40 lb«.; locomotive, 1 * cars, 10; located
iu Lowndes Co.. Ga. ; P. O. address, llaines, Ga.
Ware & Tucker. Owners of 8 miles of railroad;
P. O. addiess, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Warreu A Adams. Owners of 3 miles of railroad ;
gauge, 3 ft.; rail (iron). Id and ;t4 lbs.; locomotive, 1 ;
cuTfij 10 ; located in buclby Co., Ala.; P. O. address.
Long View, Ala.
Warren Creek RR. Owned by Minor, Kirk & Co.; 2
miles; gauge, 4 ft. 9 in.; rail (sterl), 40 lbs.; locomo-
tive, 1; curs, 4; located in liumbuidt Co., Cal.; P. O.
address, Areata, Cal.
Warren Lumber Co. Owners of 2 miles of railroad ;
Kuge, 8 ft.: rail (iron), 56 lbs.; locomotive, 1 ; cars, 4;
aited in Tyler Co., Tex.; P. O. addrecs, Warr
Washington Mill Co.
arren, Tex.
Owners of 2 miles of railroad ;
gauge, ft.; car, 1 ; located in Jefferson Co., Wash.
Terr,; P. O. address, Scabeck, Wash. Terr.
Washougal KB,. W. H. Chaney, Vice Pres., PorUand,
Ore.
Weatherbee, C. P. A Bros. Owners of 4 miles of
railroad ; rail (iron), 56 lbs.; locomotive, 1 ; cars, 8 ; lo-
cated in Wayne Co., Miss.; P. O. address, Waynesboro,
Miss.
Weigel & Co. Owners of 8 miles of railroad ; gauffe,
4 ft.: rail (iron), 86 lbs.; cars, 2; located iu Ciarion
Co., Pa.; P. O. address, Vowiuckel, Pa.
Welch A Bro. Owners of 6 miles of railroad ; gauge,
8 ft. 4 in.; tmH (iron and steel), 20 and 8u lbs.; locomo-
tive, 1 : cars, 6; located in Chilton Co., Ala.; P. O. ad-
dress, Plantcrsville, Ala.
Wesson dt Money. Owners of 6 miles of railroad ;
gauge, 3 ft.; rail (iron), 20 and 68 lbs.; locomotive, 1 ;
cars, 10; located in Lincoln Co., Misa.; P. O. address,
bogueChitto. Miss.
West Branch RR. 14 miles; gauge, 4 ft. in.; rail
(iron), 00 lbs.; locomoti\es, 2 ; cars, 15 ; located iu Mc-
Kean Co., Pa.; P. O. address, Bradford, Pa.
West branch RR. Owned by Thayer Lumber Co.;
miles ; rail (sieel), 20 lbs.; gaoge, 8 ft.; locomotives, 2 ;
cars, 40; located in Miaaaukee Co., Miss.; P. O. ad-
dress, Muskegon, Mich.
West Brauch and Moorestown RR. See Li»t No. 1.
Western HR. of Florida (Brant h of). Owned by
Dexter Hunter and Badington A Wilson ; 18 miles ;
gangs, 2 ft. 8 iu.; rail (iron), 86 lbs.; locomotive, 1 ;
cars, 22 ; located in Clay Co., Fla.; P. O. address. Green
Cove tipriiigit, Fla.
West Micliigan Lumber Co. Owners of 9 miles of
railroad ; gauge. 8 ft; rail (iron), 20 lbs.; locomotives,
8 ; cars, 12 ; located in Newaygo Co., Mich.; P. O. ad-
dress, Muflkcyon, Mich.
Weston, 8. R. Jb J. D. Owners of 5 miles of rail-
road ; gauge, 5 ft.; rail (iron), 80 and 35 lbs.; locomo-
tive, 1 : cars, 8 ; located in Coffee Co., Ga.; P. O. ad-
dress, Westonia, Ga.
Wetumpkft Lumber Co. Owners of 2 miles of rail-
road ; gauge, 6 ft.; cars, 8 : located In Coosa Co., Ala.;
P. O. aadreas, W«ininpk«, Ala.
White, Friant A Letelller. Owners of 5 milea of rail-
road ; gauge, 8 ft. ; rail (iron). 26 lbs. ; locomotiTet. 2 ;
cars, 20 ; located in Osceola Co., Mich.; P. O. addraa,
Leroy. Mbeh.
White. J. J. Owner of 19 miles of railroad ; gaoge,
8 ft.; rail (steel and iron), 80 and 85 lbs.; locomotiirMi
2 ; cars, 90 ; located in Harrison Co., Miss.; P. O. ad-
dress, McComb City, Miss.
Whitefleld and Jefferson RR. Sec List No. 1.
Whitney A Johnson. Owners of 7 miles of railroad;
gnuge. 3 ft.; locomoiives, 2 ; cars, 8; located in Pik«
Co., Miss.; P. O. address, Buiumit, Mi^s.
W hitney A Remick. Owners of 6 miles of rmilroad;
P. O. address, Detroit. Mich.
Wild wood Logging Branch RR. Owned br B. 8.
Austin A D. MTSabin ; 4 mlle^ ; gauge, 4 ft. 9 in.;
rail (iron), 85 lbs.; locomotives, 2 ; earn, 93 ; located in
St. Croix Co., Wis. : P. O. address. Wild wood, Wis.
Willard, W. F. Owner of 5 miles of railroad ; P. O.
address, Ferrysburg, Mich.
Williams, U. C. ifc Co. Owners of 5 miles of rail-
road : gauge, 5 ft.; rail (iron), 40 lbs.; locomotive, 1 ;
cars, 3 ; locajLed in Ware Co., (ia.; P. O. address, Dnke,
Ga.
Williams Mills and Little Black River RR. Owned
by H. H. Williams ; 10 miles ; gauge, 8 ft. 6 in.; loco-
motive, 1 ; cats, 12; located iu Clay Co., Ark.; P. O.
address, Coming, Ark.
Williams Mills and State Line. Owned by H. H. Wil-
liams : gauge, 8 fi. 4 in.; locomotive, 1 ; cars, iu ; lo-
cated in Clay Co., Ark.; P. O. address, Moark, Ark.
Willingham, Black Lake and Isabella RR. Owned by
Alford A Sloan : 4 mile;* ; gauge, 4 ft. 8 in.; rail (iron),
6U lbs.; locomotive, 1 ; located in Worth Co., Ga.; P. O.
address, Willingham, Ga.
Wilmington, Chadbonrne and Conway RR. 88 miles ;
gauge, 4 ft. 9 in.: rail (iron), 56 lbs.; U^comoUvee, 2;
cars, 10 ; located in Comnibus Co., N. C, aud Uorry
Co., S. C; P. O. address, Chadbonnie, S. C.
Wilson, Fuller A Younff. Owners of 2 miles of rail-
road ; gauge, 8 ft. 8 in.; K>cated in Ashtsbula Co., O.;
P. O. address. Phoenix, O.
Wilson, T. Owner of 8 miles of railroad ; gangc, 5
ft. ; locomotives, 2 ; cars, 8 ; located in Clarendon Co.,
S. C; P. O. addre*s. Ida, 8. C.
Wilson. Lather A Wilson Logging RR. 9 miles ;
gauge, 8 ft.; rail (steel, 4 miles), 2u7bi!>.; locomotive, 1;
cars, 18; estimated cost of road, 818,000; Wm. A.
Luther, Pres.. Robert M. WiNon, Vice Pres., Lather,
Mich.; David E. Wilson, Treas., Bclding, Mich.
Wingleton and Wolf Lake RR. Owned by W. D.
Wing A Co.; 10 miles; gauge, 3 ft.
locomotive, I ,
P. O. addreMi,
cars, 6 ; located in Lake Co., 3iich.
Wingleton, Mich.
Wolf aud Wisconsin Rivers RR. Road mns from
Post Lake to Lake Pratt, 16 miles ; rail (steel), 86 lbs.;
locomotives, 2; cars, S'l; located in Liocolii and Potest
Cos. : Geo. W. Pnitt, Pres. a Tnas., F. B. Worden,
Sec, Oshkosh, Wis.
Woodard, O. J. Owner of l>i miles of railroad;
gauge, 5 ft ; car, 1 ; located iu Oswego Co., M. Y.;
P. U. address, Winaleton, Mich.
Wood County RR. Owned by Henry Sherry and
Sherry, Willard A Co.; 16 wiles; gauge, 4 ft. 9 in.; rail
(iron), 85 lbs.; locomotives, S; can*, 25; located in
Wood Co., Wis.; Henry Sherry, Pres., Neenab, Wis.;
G. W. Gerry, Vice-Pres., Appleton, Wis.; I. W. Cmmer-
oil, Trcaa. A Sec, Vesper, Wis.: P. O. address, Rea-
per, Wis.
Wood Lake Logging RR. Owned by Fred. F. Tay-
lor ; 4 miles ; gauge, 8 ft; rail (iron), 20 lbs.; locomo-
tive, 1 ; cars, 2u; locaied iu Montcalm Co., Mich.; P.O.
address, Wood Lake, Mieh.
Woods, I. T. Owner of 6 miles of railroad ; gauge. 4
ft. 9 in.; cars, 2 ; located in Williamsburgh Co., 8. C;
P. O. address. Lake City, S. C.
Woodstock Mill RR. Owned by O. Otbom ; Barton
Lnmber Co.. lessee ; 4 miles ; gauge, 3 ft.; locomotive,
1 ; cars, 5 ; located in Baton Rouge Co., La.; P. O. ad-
dress. Baton Rongt, La.
Wright. F. N. A Co. Owners of 2 miles of rmilrond;
gauge, 8 ft.: rail (steel), 26 lbs.; locomotive, 1 ; cars, 8;
located in Montcalm Co., Mich.; P. O. addreaa, bian-
ton, Mich.
Wright, A. W. Lnmber Co. Owners of 25 miles of
railroad ; gauge, 4 ft. 8 in.; rail (steel), 85 lbs.; locono-
tives, 8 ; cara, 60 ; locaied in Gladwin Co., Mich.; P. O.
address, Saginaw, Mich.
WrighUTllle Narrow Gauge RR Owned by William
Farreli ; 7 milea ; gauge, 8 Ft.; rail (iron), 85 lbs.; loeo-
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mofive, 1 ; cars. 6: located in Pulatki Co., Ark.; P. O. locomotive, 1 : care, 6 ; located in Walton Co., Pla.;
addPCTK, Little Rock, Ark. P. O. addro^H, Crcatview. Fla.
Wyandotte Logging KR. Owned bj Hcarne Lnmber Zealand Valley RR. Owned by J. E. Ilenry : mtles;
Co 5 inilee ; gaage, 2 ft 7 in.; rail (iron). 30 lbs.; lo- gaoge, 4 ft. 8 in.- rail (iron). 58 Ibn ; locomotives, % ;
comotive, 1; cars, 4; estimated cost of completed road, cars, 62; located in Coos and Qrafion Cos., N. H.;
f 12.000 ; located In Hot Springs and Grant Cos., Ark.; P. O. addrens, Zealand. N. U.
F P. Ilearne, Jr., Pres. and Trea... W. U. Miller, Jr., Zeigler. W. H. Owner of 2U miles of railroad ;
Vlco-Pres., Jno. R, Wisdom, Sec; P. O. address. Wy- gange, 5 ft.; cars, ; located in Klmore Co., Ala.; P. O.
aiidottft. Ark. address, Deakville, Ala.
Yellow River RR. Owned by Hy. WaUon ; 10 miles ;
POOR & GREENOUGH,
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(11) Special List of Gbnbral Manaoers and General Sitfebinten-
DENT8 OP ALL RaILEOAUS QIVBS IN LI8T NO. 1.
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Capi Pear (Dd TadUn Vallor'ilr'i!
Caps Olimrdaan SoHinwMIsm KR...
Capa HsT and Sewtll-aPDint RB V.
CaraiiaMR]'
Carnian and OnnvillaBRi '.'.'."'.'.".
Carlba«c and AdlroBdMk Br ! ! ." ' !
Cauiaonna and ToBlM* Ilia BR. i!'.
■^■-'-.iMilountainBK...
■:iuH
J*^„'
*1 Ontario Rf...
l^nlral VenBODtRR..
CSagrfoF*]!! and SonVharaBB '..'!'.!. !
Chanettan,ClBcliuiatlandCbl(ij{oBB.V.'.":
Chcraw aad Daillngbin BRV
Cbnraw and SalUborj HR,.!!
JobnU. McKcnna, ^BpL.
- - C. McKeDiia,Hapi..
Bannell, HDpt
• R. Werth, SopL...
P. Halndcll. Q. 8.
PndericJfanln, O. H...
l.L. Uomnr, Sopt
Wllllaai Wann, Sapt...
- . A. UUddIa, O. H
dwardBBCkier, U. H...
t.T. Ganla«,O.H .. ..
U. J.Ivra.O.B
a. L. Uuilrj, Q. H. * E
lahn T. Oerrf , BOpt. . . . .
JobaT-GRn, Bapt....
E. W. OntlatSapt.. ..
H.A.HcBciiHJd,a.lf..
' ~ Mwdl.Hnpt
. Vlcun, fiiipl
lat Qaraood, Uapt .
Chamberlin G. M..
Gkoige01d»!Oen.Trf.'i
LJ. C. .
■ ■ ladle;. O.
ffl. 6. B..
ion.*. O.
Uenn Bdnandi.'O. B....
K. P. Buraa. a. k
W. U. Ctltboim. O. B
R W. Utplicrd, Jr.. O. M . . .
TohB HeSowaD, d. B
X A Bond.^Bpt...'','.'!!!.^^
O. W. L- "—
DadtH.H.K
foW. Dcnth.Q. M,
Belknap, O.H
OhlbanHD.O, 8....
;. W. Hoban. O. U
Cn cago and Alton aa
CncaKaui<IAtloaRB.(Cblea«DDlT.)...
Chicajto and AJWn KK. tKanai aiT and 01 Loaii Dl<r.)..
CUcaito and Allan lie Rr
CbiMjto.Barllnpon and Nortfcam'Ra!! !!;!.;!'!';*!!! v.!
Cblcajo. Butllnilon and QalnnT RR,. ".".". '.'.!"" ".'.'.'.!'!
Cblcago.BartlndoB and KuMaCltp 'as'.'.'.'.!!!! '!!!*!!'!
Cbicago and BaMom QUnola RR.
UliicaKo.PkirclilUl and Kau Clair* RlirarRS
Ciilcafoand Indiana Coal Rj
Chiufo and Iowa BR V.V.*.'.!!!!'..!!!';!!';!!!!!!'.!
Cblcigo. Iowa asd Di£|ita
C'hLcaga, KanMsaodin'al
CUa^, Mtatioo
(18)
}. r. Itarine, a. B
U. WalUn.O.H
J. P. Derlna.d. B
E. T. UenicKiD.eaiit...
Bobtrt UtA. Bapt. . . .
". HUwarl, O. M. A B
.H. Ctaanpill, U. K...
.11. Rlc&arda,SDpt...
. D. R(avn,Bapt
BaoflnB, Harrla, His
W. Hi Halcomb, O. t)
U. B.etaBa,«.II
J. D, BMKr.fl. S.
CM.UraT.U. S
0. e.L«ro(d, 6. U
N. C. Fofltn. G. M ,
Otorge C. Kimball. O. M
A.A.Uobart,Q.8....
, U. D.JiulKHi,O.B....
. r.J.F«<MR,t)-U....
.UOhBVanH.Q.IA .
Vortbma BX..
UOhBV ,-, —
.fc.W.taittH.'i »...-■
I. .\»Sitai4'I,3»««ri,1»
Brtdgelon. Ut.
HIchmoDd, Va
Brook Ijn, N._ T.
Caiarala, K, X.
wlok. 0%.
itea, Kick.
lo,N.y.
CWarRapUa,!*,
Uurlingi B, Vt.
BnillnKlon. la.
&MIck.
__Illae, M:
CalroTRl.
-.. Owmtl, ui.
Banurdlno, Cll.
. lIHamalovin, IT J.
UlUwa, Udi.
■fonlreal, Qd«.
VInnlpiv. Oat.
VautHver, B. G.
[MnioD..a
OTTOiibara. V. C.
CapaOlrarutan.lto.
CapaVaj,!!.!
Bilbniit, N. B.
I, Qn«.
CalaianqDa. Pa.
CaUkill, N. y.
Cedar Rapid*, la,
HanJiHliluwB, la.
AablaBd, K/.
WilDlnmou, N. V.
lL«ue, if. B.
Cbteaiio, llJ.
Bloomlngion, tf.
Boodbaiue, llL
PanT. HIOB.
Cblca«o, Al.
37i POOR'S DIBECTOBT OF BAIL WAT OFFICIALS— ti&N. UQBa & OEN. BUPTS.
Ohicago, Mllmukw ud St. Ful Rj . .
Chkugoiad MorthweRero Rr
Chiugo, SuiU ?i and Calironiia By . . .
OhlHiauid8t. LonliBR
iMti, Hocking Valli-T and aoatlnMon Bit
nad. IsdluapoUs. tti. LodIh and Chicago SR,. .
UinclsBall, JackaoniUKlHacliiDawKK
Oincinnul, I-sbason uiil NorlhHD Hj
UndDaaUandNaaklafuiBValliTKT
CiiicliiuU and SantJ
Clacljimail, WabMta aod MUbljan Rr '.!!!!!! !
OlndDDitl, Wa«blngU)n and BaLUmoreKR.''.
i, Colnmbu. OInclnBitl aiid IndlanapollaRT. .
1. Dalpboiandfii. LoaiaRK
1, Lonluand WbaelingRR
OlcnUnd and Wsatrni HR ...
<aoni Branch RR
OoboDra, I>«lsilwro and Marmora
Oalondo Hldland Kj
Oolumbla aiid PDg<iL Sonnd BR . .
boa, Mocking VaUer and Toledo ttj. . . .
imbaiaDdMajiTlllaBr
Pi»nmpalc BlTva RR...
OmiDMtlciit an
Oosnecllcut III
OonaecliDg T<
Oornmali RR. .
Omidsnoart and Alicghra t RR...
OouncllBlnfb and lit. Uiuia Rj.. .
.. Rotwell Miller, OIK..
.. J T.Clark, G. 8
., Marvin Hughlil.0.11..
..C.C. Wb«nor,G,8...,
.. C. E. Hcndenoo n »
..IRB. Cable. U
Wll\lam(, G. M
A. H. Orockrr, Bnpt
Norman Wllliinu, Q. M
A. H. Crocki-r. HaiiL
Jamee McCrea. G. H
J. M. Wbltmati. 0. S
S. W. WlBttr, Q. M
Jamea D. Caraon, Q. H
J. B. Malllkan, Q. M
J. K. V. Agnew, Q. a
D. W. Rlordan, Uu
Ralph pBlcra, G M
Tbomag Tag)[«rt. Dnpt
Qw.geB. darpsr, U. 8. ARM.
C. C.TValK, Q. H
Cbarl« Keliaon, 9upt
John Kanhncr, Q. H
J. W. Hhcrwcmd. Bnpl
J. H. C. Marbia, O. a
Georgi Hafer, (i. U
P. O, DarlingMD.SDpl
Robert Stmp^n.O. M
C«ll<iablwll, G. H
• K. French, O.M
•i'. M. BlblM, Snpt.
N.BiCkler.aM
O. W. Idinpvrt, Sipl
J. H. ewvin, G. H.
■I.Wark.O. S
1. C. WlniUnltT, U. U
Hilnnkw, Wla.
Chicago, m.
Slrcator, D1.
Pitiabuiih. Pa.
SI. Paal, Hlno.
I Raiilda, Mick.
waTllle, O.
ClDclautl, O.
Teaemlt*, Er.
'" " IDBtl,^.
AdelphI, O.
'■•-"— .atKjlis, tad.
'(ontcomerr, AIM.
Ivv^and. O.
.-lamlHgaboTg. Kj.
Klkbart, lod.
ClodniiaU. O.
«rland, O.
niBton.W. Va.
lAkroD. O.
N. Mou'trral, Q. H.
D. A-Blood, O. H iDuiign. aan.
J. W. Watdwell. Sapl C'le'eland, O.
O. M. Beach, 0. M I ■'
W, C. Moblar. G. M lEMIpboP. O.
0«ear Towiuend, Q. H. 'ClsveUnd, O.
William Thurnbnwh,8opl...... 'Lorain, 0,
A. T. WlkoO. Q. H Uimbrldite. O.
W, C. Mohlev, G. M iDslphoa. O.
C. L. Kimball, G. S MitieaHan. N. T.
'jameiK. Barber, G. H L'obourg, Ont.
Id. B. Robinson, Q. M Colorano Sp*ga, Col.
J. L. Howard, 0. 8 litun Pranclaco, CaL
" P. FsahodT. BQpI ' Col umbo i, O.
J. i^card.O. M. ,
.. J. CallawaT, Sopt....
W. M. Oraeoa, a. v....
G.R.CarT,G.8
H.B.
and Haw York Bbort Boale KB..
ud v*ii«tRR .......
and Noiwalk RB ....
andMavRlvN RR...
leandBuaaellTllleREI
aadlroDIiHiRR...'.,..
■dTDMoKB.V.'.'.V;.
!•*,.« "v
G. 8...
Colnubw, Oa.
a.Cal.
Conoord, H. H.
Londmrllla.Tt.
SprlngBald, uhl ,
PhiljidalE^B, P*. ■
Buffalo, n. y.
ICoopanloWD, N. T,
I Lebanon, Pa,
J.B.FaT>3^aD....:
T. M. Moor*. Sopt...
>. B. Slrar, Bupt
J.8.Naff,enpt
iB. C. Freeman, G. U.
B. A. MeClnre, O, 8 ;CDiider»pon, Pa.
niomaa McKlaeock, Q. K jCoancIIBluSi, la.
B." w. pmbllirQ'. M.. ;.':!!!!;;.': !>iMon,'3i.
John" - -. . .
Wllllon, a. M...
borgh. Pa.
...rClly. U.
iPUmbiiwb. N. Y.
down Point, » y.
angn,Q.i}
D.I.BonrIuid,0.8....
C.C.WaiU,G.M
J. B. GlmparllBg, Snpt. . .
aB,Haidmm,0.](...
. . Cnmbarland. Ui.
'.'. BrUhepon, tit!
. Danrtllo/Va.
POOB'S DIBBCTOBY OF BAILWAT OITICIALS-OEN. MGE8. AQEN. SUPT8. 275
fi*i iDd Cape Mar K
■ud HadMui C'uuJ Co
J. B. Glmptrlliig, G, 3 [DsfUm. O.
O. U. BMcb, O. H 'Cl(T«llDd, O.
Jubn C. MeviDD, a. H i HtAjroka. Mu*.
CipaIlmj,N. J.
.. H.O.Toaog,
. . IC.D.UUDmuD..
"" iTiLle, 8u|it, P». DiT..
DeDTer Clrcla I
Uihtsi and Rio Uni
Uedtiii (Dd aid Qni
.Na.RB.Dap..
. . . P»."--
r. Hslatead, G. H.
E.B. Gn*n "
.. Lhirin HcIdUhE, G. M...
..ia.B.Rlckar,Q.8
..|D.C.Dod|[s,O.M
*" ^. Biuetofl, Q. 8,... .
... B. W. OruTai.eqpt..
1 anu nciBciuii L. 91. Fonll, O. 8.
ud Fori Dodge RR. Iciwrledl. ailmore, 8iipt
Dee Hmnet. OknU ud BouUieni BB iMenlrbtlTen, O. B
Uetroli. Bay ai J »nd AlpBM HR |r. A. Alger, O. U
" iMilD Xulnian, G. 8
Detroit, Grand Batea acid JIUwaaUa By W. J.Splur, Q. H
" " A. B. Aiwaier, Sapt
Detroit, LanalDg ud HoiUutn RB J. B. Unlllken, G. M
'■ Thomaa M. Flih. G. 8
Detroit. Uackinaw and MarqaatteRR A. Wdgun, o. u
"-'-'■ and Iron Banga T"" - i- . — o...
■ ■■■ rhmjVall
>nnklrk, AUaihni^aUejaDd Flttibuith RB... Darwin Tbajer,
lait Alalama Bjr^ W. W. BarneH,
e:;s
dTop
ItK.
.tBi..
.. Joaepl
...H. W.
IJill. G.
Supl
U«>1 and Weel kR of A
ICaitera Kantuckj BB.
£gl Rlrar and Konka RB.
Bl^, Petltcodiae and llavekKk Rf .. .
Blmln, Cortland and Northam RR.'.V
Etia and WtomlDg Valicr BR. . .
Knnka andVillMd* RR
Buraka bprl<<caBr...
narUla awl 1'atra Hants BR . .
Fall Brook Coal Co
fetro MspteRR
FitcbburgRE Joki
""— -" "— MarqaatteRR " "
Film
Florida Rj.
Gajt,H>a
HndaoD. O.U
JanMfA.KIdtr.G.K...
J. J.Hoas,0.».
OMtse B. 8aLllb, Hapt-
S. Gflman, G. tl
l.W.Fowl(!r?d.«.. .";.",■
M. BawAn,&npI
GaotgsB. B[awn,G. S,..
George Shaw, tinpt
i. LamiH, Bnpt...
Foci Warne, CtBclnaatl and laniavll
Cirhondtla, Fa.
. . Seranton, Fa.
.. FedHckton.M.J.
. . Danw. oS.
'.'. Bait Like Cl^, Utah.
. Denver, Col.
. . Wldilia, Kan.
Ionia, HIeb.
..KarqneM.Uich.
Dnlulh, Minn.
. Donklrk. N. Y.
. ,Ui>ellka, Ala.
OrblaonU, Fa.
ttt. If uls, Mo.
KnoiTlUe,TaDB.
Cedactoirn.aa.
Graannp, Kj.
Enreka, Cal.
Fort Wottb and Doarac Cllf By U.I,. Fn»t,SDpt
FraDkllD and M agamic RR Pbllip H. 8labbt
Fre«bold and Kstt York Ry J. B. Ralph, Snpl
rcBmont.BlkhoTnand>lbMonriVaU*7RR W. F. Flicb, 0.%
" CM, Lawler.G 8
Pulton Coonij Narrow Oaoge BR. 8. H. HallDi7, O. M ...
" " ■■ A. 0. Atbenon, G. S
OalvMon. Sabine and St. Looli Rj RIebard J. Evana, Q. M
Georgetown andl^ua'a RB P. B, Twlgga. Bnpt
jij^ii ^^j^i,^ ^ J,
B. A. aamphlll, Snpt.
Georga'a Crank and CaBbariaadRR J. A. Hllllitdland. O. !
OeitTibnrg and Harrlabaig RB W. U. Woodward, Snpt.
Grafton and CrMnbclcr BR |G. M. Wbitiwcarver. G. 1
Eumka 8ptlDg«,Aik.
EuinwTllje, ^ C.
KtaniTlIla, Ind.
Coming. N. T.
Hlae Uik N. J.
- a. Mm.
OlOTatnllla, H . T. '
Gcand Sonthecn Rj. of New
1, miiiuuiiiuu, u. m... iCumbacland, Hd.
U. Woodward, Snpt Cailiila, Pa.
U. Wbitiwcarver. G. M Gcaf too, W. Va.
irgeH. Noflou. Supt. OrartOD. Maa*.
GrMD Bay. Winona and 8C Faal BB . .
. . JoeepB Bickaon, O.
'c.Htia,Bnpl...
Gcaeniick Narrow Oango Ry D. H. Fecrbing, 6. S
Ocmnwlek and JobMunTlllB Ry J. H. Tbompnn, Sapt. A Man.
Guir, Colorado and 8aouF4Rj Webtter Unyder, O.H
Hannibal and St. Joaapb BR. .. .
.. vr.F.Merrll/,G.M....
,. S.B.Crance, Supt... .
Fairy, O.M
Battle CrMk. HfiA.
Gceen Bw, Wla.
Htanffat Button. Pa.
QceeuwIoliJJ. Y.
hieb.'
J!»ap? "
nxikfldd^H
276 POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS— GEN. MORS, t GEN. SUPTS.
HAXK OF BOAD.
Hurriflbnig and Potomac RR
Hartford and Connecticat Valley RR
Hrcla and Torch Lake RR
Herkimer, NewnoTt and Poland (N. 0.) Ry
Hibemia Mine RR
Hobart and Manistee River RR ,
Housac Tunnel and Wilmington RR.
Hot S]>rings RR
Honeatonic RR
Houston, Eatft and Wett Texa^ Rj
Hamevton and Shenaudoali KR ,
Uimtington and Broad 1 op Mountain RR
Illlnoie Central System
orricBBi.
«•
»*
Indianapolis and Bt. Lonis Ry.
Indianapolis Union Ry
>••«••••<
*4
k»
Indiana, Bloomlngton and Weatern Ry. . . .
Indiana, Ulinoia and Iowa RR
' • • • • • • I
• • • • ■
*•
Indiana and Illinoia Southern and BloumflelU Rya.
Intercolonial Ry
••
Iowa Korthem Ry
Iron Railway
Irondale, Bancroft and Ottawa Ry
Ironton RR
Jacksonville Sontheaatem Ry
Jacksonville, Tampa and Key West Ry
Jacksonville and Atlantic Ry
Jacksonville and Washington RR
• Joliet, Aurora and Northern Ry
JKanawha and Coal River RR
iKanawlia and Ohio Ry
■Kansas City Belt Ry
City, Clinton and Springlield Ry
City, Fort BcoU and Gulf RR. ...".!!.'!!!
iKansas City, Qnlf and Short Line RR
(Kansas City. Memphis and Birminghsm RR
Kansas City, St. Joseph and Council Bluffs RR
KsDsas City and Southern RR
Kansas City, Springfield and Memphis RR
Kansas City, Wyandotte and Northwestern RR.
Kansas, Nebraska and Dakou Ry
Kent Nortliem Ry
!•••••
Kentucky and South Atlantic RR
Kentucky Union RR
^ngaton and Pembroke Ry
Lackawanna and Pittsburgh RR
Lac La Belle and Calumet RR
Lake Champlain and Morlab ER
Lake County (.Forest) RR
Lake Erie, Alliance and SoutheruRR.
Lake Erie and Western RR
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Ry.
•»
Laurel Fork and Band Hill RR.
Leavenworth, Tqpeka and Soathwestero Ry.
Lehigh and HndsonSiver RR
• • • • • • •
• ••• •*••<
Lobigb Valley JtR
Llgonier Valley RR
Little Roek and Sort Smith' Ry '. '. '.
4. 44 44
Little Rock Junction Ry
4. 4k t.
Little .Rock, Missisaippi River and Tex'ss Ryl
\* 44 4» 44
BawMillRunRR
IslandRR.
teles and San Gabriel Valley RR
lie, BvansTilie and St Louis RR
•» 44 »• .4
Ills and Nashville RR
iavUle, New Albany and Chicago Ry.
•• tt .4 44
/«rttr«, ir#fr Aiteoj and Oaisfdon By !.'.*!!!.'.' !
« • • ■ •
John E. Wootten, G. M
R. U. Middleton, Supt
C. S. Davidaon
W. A. Chllds,G. M
Edward M. Boms, O. M
George Ricbardt , G. M
H. W.Mareh, Supt
John C. Newton, G. M
J. Reynolds, G. M
Henry A. Biahop, Snpt
J. C. Matthews, Supt
Erskine C. Murphy, G. M
G. F.Gage, G.M
lE T.Jfcffery, G. M
!c. A.Beck.G. S
M. Maxwell, Snpt
G. M. Beach, G.M
V. T. M alloc, G. M
D. F. Whitcomb, Snpt
LH. WUson,G. 8
T. P. Sbonts, G. M
I. M'. Adams, supt
P. H. Blue, G.M
C. Schrieber, G. M
David Potiinger, Chief Supl..
D. S. Couch,0. S
C. C. Clarke, G. M
Charlea J. Pnsey, G. M
William Andrew^ Sapc
E. S. Greenleaf, G. S
G. W. Bentley, G.M
iJnlius Hayden, Supt
William Bissell, G. M
iH. L. Evans, Supt
! A. M. Wooldredge, Snpt
Thomas R. Sharp, G. M
D. K. Smith, Supt
Oeorse H. Nettleton, G. M....
W. W. Fagan, Snpi
George H. Nettletou, G. M
r. W. Claweon. G. S
George H. Nettleton, G. M. . . .
W. F. Merrill, G. M
J.R. Hardy, Snpt
William bailey, G. M
Go<»rge H. Nettleton, G. M. .. .
W. W. Fagan. Snpt
B. Summerfleid, Snpt
L. L. Buah, G.M
John C. Brown, G. M
B. E. Phair. G. S
George B. Harper, G. S
C. B. Lowry, Snpt
B. W. Folger, G. M. A Snpt
W. H. BacQ^r, G. B
C. H. Palmer, G.S
B. B. Hedding, Snpt
M. A. Neilan. Snpt
Thomaa R. Lyon. G. M
B. E Scranton, Supt
George L. Bradbury, G. M. .
Tj. o. Hill, G. S
Edward Gallup, Asst. G. M.
P. P. Wright, G. S
M. .!. C. Church, G. M ..
C. W. Smith, G. M
Grinnell Burt, G. M
N. L. Fnrman, Snpt
H. 8. Goodwin, G. S
T. A. Mellon, G. M
George benft, G. M
Henry Wood, G.M
^ . L. Homer, Supt
Henry Wood, G. M
A. L. Homer, Supt
Henry Wood, G. M
A. L. Homer, Supt
T. Hartley, G. M
I. D. Barton, G. 8
S. P. Jewett. G. M
George F. Avans, G. M
R. 8. Miner, Q. 8
J. T. Harahan, G. M
John B. Carton, O. M
W. R. Woodard, G. S
C. B. Lowry, Snpt
Pbilad^pbia, Pa.
Boriing Springs, Pb.
Hartford, Ct.
Calumet, Mich.
Middleville, N. Y.
Dover, N. J.
Hobart, Mich.
Holyoke, Mass.
ChlcSRO, 111.
Bridgeport. Ct.
Houston, Tex.
Clarinda, la.
Huntington, Pa.
Chicago, 111.
• 4
• 4
ClevcUind, O.
4<
Indianapolis, Ind.
44
Kankakee, HI.
44
Sullivan, Ind.
Ottawa, Ont.
Moncton, N. B.
Colfax, la.
Ironton, la.
Irondale, Out.
Ironton, Pa.
Jacksonville, HI.
Jacksonville, FI&.
44
JamesvUle. N. C
Chicago, lU.
Spring Hill, W.Va.
Charleston, W. Va.
Kansas City, Mo.
44
«4
Tyler, Tex.
Kansas City, Mo.
St. Joseph, Mo.
44
• ■ • •
St. Lonis, Mo.
Kansas City, Mo.
4*
Wyandotte^an.
Fort Scott, Kan.
Richibucto, N. B.
44 44
Mt. sterling. Ky.
Clay City, Ky.
Kingston, Out.
Angelica, N. T.
Delaware Mine, M.
Port Henry, N. T.
LudingtOB, Mich.
«4 44
Alliance, O.
Bloomington, III.
44 44
Cleveland, O.
4, 4k
Parkersbnrg, W.Va.
Topeka. Kan.
Warwick, N. T.
4k kk
Bethlehem, Pa.
Pittsburgh, I'a.
Ligonier, Pa.
Little Rock, Ark.
44
44
44
44
Banksville, Pa.
LonglslaBaCltv,N.T
Los Angeles. Cal.
Louisville, Ky.
New Albany. Ind.
Ixmiivlile, Ky.
CliiGago, 111.
44
44
0«rydOD, IbA.
POOB-8 DIBECTOBT OF BAILWAY OFFICIALS-OEN. MORS. & QEN. SUPTS. S77
L(iiiliv1Ila,Na«0ri<'M)iiDdT<XMRr.
LoaliTUlturiWaiUsTRK
MilM Cutnl BB
MuIuIUdH)'
MulMlUii.rais*and BDrllnEanMBJ
>Iultoh*4DdNonhweU«nltT
H*rietM,Col>nba«iDdN«lb(rnRB
. . LoaLgvUle, Ga.
Imft>i, (■
Mir1e»*aDdNi>nliO«in[ial_.
Muqnalto, Honcbiod ind OnlODigaa RB
.MarqntHe and Wmisn RR
ManbalL Pari* iBtf North«nt«n Rt
Maryland CCnIral RS
MDnaCltTaiidranDodeaRR
MaachCliDiik,Eummll Bill and SnilctibaekRR ..
..Iwinian
n Vallar RR
>«T[]laR;..
Menpbl. and LIUle Rock RR."
McrlilsD and OnMnmll RB.
UichlianCeDMIHR
MlddlebDrfaadSsliahuiaBR!'.'.
i.V. Uachen. Q. H.
lohn Hornby, Q. M. ASapt...
FnliD Bumbj.O.M
, " Q, JJ ...
,, !;:»;:::::■:
..It. L. Mttmtord, LcateeAllan.
,.|H. L. Humfonl. Snai
.. T. A. Delamater, Supt
..III. B. Ohanj. G. 8
..IR. B. Pegrara. Sopt
..iRudDlph P)nk. O. M
.iQcorsc RockaBll. O. K
., H. L. B. PoBil. Sopt
,..U.fi.L«dyard,tt. H
>Tlliranli«aiidMarthcniRR
Wnaral Hange RR j
MlnnaapoU*, Lyiidala and KlddMonka Ry
.. H. ". Whiioomii. G. M
.,|J. Dannhug. G. 8
.;C. F.Dulloo, O. a
.. ('.A. WMghi, G. M
..iJohnMcMiillaa, Sntit
,. B. n. Underwood, O. M . .
Pacifl«Ry
eapoliiiadSlLoiiliRy ]«', H. ToiKdale, G. M
'■ E. T. CHrkii.BQpL.,.
upolia. 8aDltSU. HaiieasdAtlanlieRy K D. Ito'lmtood, O. t
ud NortliviHtem RR Raymond Dou —
SKal';,
Montrml and Borel Rlt...
InrBenJimiD. Supl
O. Willar.O.S
OeorgB M. Clarke. O. S
It Laka ud llamRlTarRIt,..
Kuhvlll(],CbaiUnouca(od Bll Loal'i By.!'
NubTllli and norcDce RK
.. W, H. JL-ffr«y. ActE. Supc
,. PblllpH. FnlKBr. Bnpl.,.
.. B. W^RnlhbuD.O.M...,
.. 11. B. Sberwood, Sopl...,
,. O. T. Lanphmr. aupt....
...J. W. Th'imn. O.N... ,
..'M. J. C. Wnamf. 8np[...
..'J. T. Barahas. ». M
Jack^>n uid Colnmbua BR T. 8. Wlllli___, _,..
BcdBlnraadTau* RR Hiram K. Stnle, O. H
" O.W. Oni-'-- " -■
GMtupW,
:t«ag.tock RB.
Nevada and Calirornla RR
Nevada Connly Narmw Qanga RB.
Nuvadiaiid Ornnn RR
Xr* Bmnawlck^y
NewCaule RR..
Nevr CaMlcaad Butler RR
Newfoundland Rjr
Naw RkToa and D«rby BR.
N«w Haven and Karlbampton RB.
Maw^rerwy and Haw York RR...
Mew London Hdi thtm RR.
'Jobr F. Kidder. Q. U
,F. W. Cram. G, il
■George Pcaraon, G.K ...
O.H, P.Green. O.M
C.X.Hobbi.O.H.... .
B. B. aatnlard, G. 8
ILG. Conb>. A'st. Sitpt...
J.D. Hirhrouek, Q. M ..
J. 3. Dnke. Snpl
C.F.Sp«uldlnK, Snpt....
J. W. Hobut, Q.BC.
PonLaPialit*. H.
. Marluta. O.
New York, K. T.
HarqnetM, Mick.
Uaroball. Tax.
, Baltimore, Hd.
. UaaoD City. la.
, Hancb Chnnk, Pa.
! Headvllle, Pa.
.. MlddlBborg.N.T.
'.'. Htlford. Maaa '
.. Kaokanns. Wl>.
..HUwankee.WU.
n Serrlgan. U. S
JlaTK.<ril
. W.L ClartSiipt
IM, R. TilootCG. M
,|H. Bwcoiy, Bnpt
Ir. BatWreby, o. M. "
. Ig. A. Uaffaewa, G. U
.lo. B. WlEailinit,Bnpt
Hock IilaDd. lU.
B. Mar*
,. Dewronio, Oi,L
, . Napanee. Ont.
.. LonlavlUe, Ky;
'.'. Matchei, MlH*!
.. Vlaalla, 1^.
v. Waterbnry, Cr.
.'. Graaa Valley, CaU
" New York, N. T.
:£%v
378 POOR'S DIBECTORY OF R&ILWAT OFFICIALS— GEN. UOBS. & GEN. 8UPTS.
KcwIleitcouidArUaiialtR
NewOrlMni«odC»Ttol1inoKR
Newport ind Wickford RR
Nivpon Mm uid Uiul»[ppl VjiIIft Co. (EuCem DIt.).
Bcwport Nswi toi Hlttlirippl Valli'r Co. (Weticrn Hi*.;
J. B. OudlDCi. Ijnpt..
»»w York, Chff»go
Niw York, Cbicuo
■" — "--k, ChlMgo
SudSDD RIv^RR...
m 11. Tod.
y, O. S
St. LonW Ry Lswii Wllll«in>. G. «.
8t.La»laBy. (BuUrnDiT.) G. H. Ktmbdl, Supt. ..
St, LoiilDKy.iWutetuIH*.) CD. Gnrhua. (jnut.,.
New York Citr ud Northeni RR. Joel B. Brturdt. (f H . .
" E. B. Edw»nl*,0. 8...
New York ud QtMnwood L>k« Rr R. H. fiaale. O. M
New Yoik. Uke Brie ud Western Rtt"!^!!!!"!!.!!!!!l! R II. Sonte. 0. H.'.'..'
..IB. Thomu', G S
-n, Snpt .
ProTldedM. fc. L
Rlckmood, Vl
Loiil>THle.^._
iNew YorfcN.T.
ICInTelaDd, O.
..Ft-Wwne. lod.
..New York. N.T.
. Hifh Bridn, N. T.
.. New York. it. Y.
New YDrh and Lont Bructa R
(lendRILCo iW. S
MKR. .
New York and New Englind KB
Naw York. New Haven uid HinfardRR...
Now York, Ontuio and Wtitero RT J. E. Ohili
.. RnfaiDI(HlReii,Snpt LoasBnitcb.N. J.
J. A. pBrkina, enpt PoBKtikeepele, H. T.
..W.H, Turner. G. 8 BoMon, Man.
New York, PeDngTlranla and Ohio RIt'!!.'!!:
New York, FiovlibpceaQdBwioaRR
New York and Sea Beach Rr
New York, Ratludaod Man trealR;.
New York, Bnaqnelianaa and WeatamRR
New York, Woodhavea aod Rockawar BR.*.',
NorMk and Ocean View RB
Norfolk Boatbem RR
Norfolk and VIrglDia Beach BB
... J.RfBhalef.G.8..,
.... J.W, Miller, 6. M.
.... J, B.Oaidioar. Pnp
C. D. UcKel*er, Snpt ..
(8._C.).
Norfolk end Wea
Norfolk and Wee
SSTiSi;'.::-:: ::
Norm era Call fori
Northern and No
ackRE','.'.'.'.'.'..
Ew«t«™B-;
Northern Pad Be RR
Noiwlch and WoreeMar flli! ! ! ! ! "
' -eoabarE and Lake ChamplalnRR..
I and Ulaalaalppi Ry
gsdem
OhIoVaneyRj'
Id Rld^wi
;:F™i."i"o.-
, . iNew York. N. T.
.. ProTldence^R. I.
lN«wYork,H. Y.
inlOKlon, V(.
New Yori^ N. T.
ftrmy CIU, N. J.
Rockawafs., N. Y
Norfolk, Vjk
FrankliD. Pa.
T. O. Troy, Boot
loMDhB.Baoda.G.H.,
Vrapk Hiu{er, Bnpt. LjrDchbnnr, \
K.X. Oatwrue, 8upt Norfolk. Va.
J. F. Deijna, d 8 IWllmlniton, N. C.
B. Walten.O.M >
John W. Coteraan. O. U San Franclaeo. Cal.
Shoonaker. Snpt. Saorelito, Ca).
■'-"-- G. 8. 8t,R.gliFall.,N.Y.
0, M iHatyvnllt. Cal.
" iToronto, Onl,
Iflt. Paal, Hlnn.
J. B. Snowball, Han. Dli Chathim, N. B.
11. Andrew! i4gpt.£Hui. Norwich. Conn.
Baldwin. 80J11 Ogdenibors, N. Y.
John r, Barnard, at' ~— ' "
C. C. F. Bent, 8unt .,
~ '^, PechlD.O, H
I. Haiiderron. G. M...
filonev, G
Jk.r, 0. ft
Old Colony RH .
Id Chehalla Valley B
idCallfoniiBHE.'.*."'.'.'
and Navigation Co..,
r.H. Van TaaacI, Snpt.. .
'. O. Kelaey, U. M
am« MuDtconery, O. 8., .
inrlEnBcDoeit. O. K... . .
iJ, B. Kacdnck, e, H
"* ' ra Bprajiue. Bopl
Demana.O. it.
..R.Koehler.O.11
.. J, Brandt, G. 8
end«r«inBB..,.
Pacific and Great Kaalera Ry
C. B. Pniacoll, S. M
" ■ Wat*rman.G.«,,,
bold. O. 8
M A. While, G. 8
Pari* and Para Marqnaite
Paraon> and Paclllc RR. . .
Peach BoUomRR ..
rlavllla Ritchie County Ry, . ,
Pannaylvanla. SlatlDjtion aod New England BR...
PenaaoolaandPardidoRR ."" !'"!!!,.'.'.'.'!!
Poople'a Railway
" la and Prllln Union By |T. B. Bb
:;;;;; . johV H.~Hairia, feupt . : : :
...'John W, Honre. G, M..,
...T.PenOeld.e.ll
... Reole Dlekdv, Hupt
... H.P, EliBb^I, O, »...,
... ChaclaaX, Piuch.O. R..
.. R. E. Pettit, O. B
.. E. J. Fallon. 8npt.
.. J, T. Harahan, 0. v....
.. E. O. Baltmatah, Bnpt. ,.
...B. F. Blmmona, Bup[...-
'"- D. Pollaid, Snpt
~ idalpbla and Atlantic CHly RB. . .
!^|a. WcLiaodTQ. ILii!!
..l8. Guwood.Bnpt
IndtanapoUa. Ind.
BpringAdd. O.
Uenderaon, Xy.
Buffalo, N. Y.
Biieton, Ma-a.
Qlympia. Waah.Ter.
RuaaellTllioTKy.
HenderaOD. N. C.
Fayetlevllle. Ark.
Knakepn.lllch.
Paraona. Kan.
Oxford, Pa.
Pennaboto. W. Va,
PhlladelphU, Pa.
Altoona, Pa.
New York. N. Y.
LoDlarllle, Ky.
Penaacola, Fla.
WllmlaKton, N. C.
Philadelphia, Pa.
P00B*8 DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS— GEN. MQB8. & QEN. SUPTS. 879
Phl1«dclplll«. WIlBlDiton ud BalUmore
PlnBBlDffuidevtiB LiktRR
FliubnrRIi and Cutle HUannon TUIInwl
Fitisbnrgb, CbirUen and YonEliiDgbBDr BR . .
Mid 81. LodUR}.....'.'.'
iiigdCblcagDBB!!!'!!
nmibnrgb, FortWi,
■Dd Ogdon
lo .nd New York BH
Hand ud RochHier KR.,...M
irUniid and WlllilncIlB VtUej RR
irtROTalnndAujiaaUltlt
>Ianuc, FndfrlckibargkndPiedmohtBR...
Proipwl Park and Ci
nRr--..,
KiEbmima ind Allrgbeny KR, . ..
KIOimandandDupviJIeltit ...
Ricbmond, FndcrtckabnrK and F
Rto OnndE and Bafle Pax> Bj...
RoehcFlcr and Lake Ontarlii RR.
Hock Island and PeurlaRr
fima KalLrnad. Qa .
naDddEdFDibnrERR...
.dSuckSeldRR
St! Helen, Houbion lAe'and W«UmER.'.'.
81. Joho'a Hr .
V Lonia, Alton and Tarn
(, Lonla, Arkuiuw and Tciaa Ry...
1. l-onls and Calm RR..
I. Lonla and Cenlral Illlnala RR.'.'.'.'
I. LonH, Crero Caar and Bt. Charl't
I.Lanlatlld Hannibal UR
t.Uinlt. Fori 3cau and WIchlURR
I. ^ola, liQD Uountaln and SoalbtmlRR...
t I«nia and 8an FraadMO Rf
St. Pnol Union IJepol Co. Sj. . .
. H. Gfar;, Snpt . .
.A.KcL--oa.Q.ll...
A.SvalKard. Q. B....
itrloi B. Pngh, a. M.
Bcnjunin Buck. Han..
Jame* M. Ballej. Sopl
Ocnin S. Orlacom, O.
a. B. Uavlran, O. X....
__. B. Blarr.Hapt
C. D. Law,8ap(
W. C. Oaluej, Q.X. . ..
" "-Clark. e.M
Dlion.a. S....
aa H. Klne, Q. V.
» a. Sidhc, Q. U.
. _. mroB.G.S
T. J, Piinee. Jr., Snut. .
"van HeMonvi, Q. H
a%adawacih. Onpl.
R. ScbRmerbDni, Hui
WlrlUra Tinknian. Q.
Rrerard Bolnei, Sup
Cbarlet Howard, O.e
BImUi, Bnpt
..O. Scott, G. M. AG. a.,..
V. D. ticbiiniierbDrn, anpL . .
... M. Wllaoo. 8npt .'.",'.. '.'.'.'.
Decatur Aitfll. Kacelvar.. . .
E. S, TbonuO. M
E.T.D. Merrn.fl.S
■" L. OlddlD*. Snpt
...B, Elllaon, Man
R. B. Ludlow, BopL
Aluander McOncor, Bnpt..
EImd Blllj'ar. Snpl
■ H. Oaraar, SiipT
U. SrICTOO. G. U
_L. Lincoln
■I. a Wilklnaon. Bnpt
• Thonpaon, Snpt
-. W, Uaycwk, SopL
Z O.JrMOU.O.M
R. KcUngblln. SopL
U.J.WbUc.a.M...
T.T.Onderdt ' "
.aa„t.
0«otnW. Parker, a. U,.,
■" " WUaon, Snpl
_, .. .mMTCe,0. M
ahar)flaHaBii1Uin,U.V.,..
I. W.FrT,G.B
H. A. Flalwr, O. M ,
W. U. Harlnian, Slip!
F. M. Colbnrn. G. H
C. F. Meek, G. B
F. B. Drake, Bnpt
~ - Caie.0.11.
. . .jniEen-lK»,a.8....
B. H. H. Clark, 0. M
William Kerrigan, O. S. . .
.Fitber, U. 8 ...
_ ltuivel.0.1I...
JobnM.Bjpin,G.H,..
" " Bmnaoii, Bnpl...
.. [>)lninln».0.
. Hiltthnrvh, Pa.
AlleAoii. Pa.
PBrTWa^iw.Iild.
"ILIabntgh. Fa.
lew Ltabon. Q.
ron^lllcl
,. Anguau. Me.
'.'. FrederlckahD/g, Va
.. Prait Mluef, .^
'.'. PrulleSnuae^.B
.. Bniokllin.N.T.
.. l-roTldeDce. R. L
.. Colnmbla. Pa.
.. RucheaW, H. T.
.. Rock laland. Bl.
.. Ruckport, He.
"— e. Ga.
'.'. Ocwrgo. N. 7.
.. CankiD. Me,
.. B. Saclnaw, Hick.
.. Bl. C&1(«\-UI^ O.
.. Oalaia,Me.
.. Detroit, Hlcb.
.. laekaonvllte, Fk.
., HollcBl
i,Fla.
.. Rprlngfleld
.. Sl-Marilu'
.. St. Paul. 1
280 POOR'S DIBECTOBY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS--OEN. MORS, t GEN. SUPTa
HAMB or BOAD.
Sandersville and Tennine RR
tendy Biver RR
San Frandsco and North PaciflcRR.
Ban Joaquin and Sierra Nevada RR
(t
**
4*
Sau Pete Valley RB.
«•
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Saratoga, Monnt Oregor aiid Lake Gkx>rge RR. ,
Savannah, Florida and Western Ry
!•••••»
(t
«4
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Sehoharie Valley RR
Seaboard and Roanoke RR
SMVievRR
Sateaticook and Mooeehead RR
Sedalia, Warsaw and Southern RR . . . .
Sbellleld and Birmingham RR
Shelby Iron Ck>.*8 RH
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Skenandoah Valley RR ! . . . !
Shenango and AlIaEfaeny RR.
Shtt»Aug, Litchfield and Northern RR
Ship Isuind, Ri||>ley and Kentacky RR
Spiroveport and Houston RR
SUver Lake RR.
• ■ • ■ • • •
• •■ ••••■•••«
••• ••••••
Silver Springs, Ocala and Qnlt RR
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• • • • ■
Slnnemahoning Valley Rv.
Slooz. City and Paciflc RR
Skaneateles RB
Slate Ron RR
SoujforietRy
Somerset Coanty RR
Sonomo Valley RB
SoQthern Kansas I^
Southern Pacific Co. (Pacific System)
" '* (AUaiitlc System)
** »• (Pacific System) . .
" " (Atlantic System).
It 41 il 41
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44
41
• • • * • • •
Soath Carolina By
90uuieac(em xcy «»••*••••• •••••••••••. ••• •••••• ••!
41
Sootbfleld Branch B^. . .
South Florida BB
4« I* 14
South Manchester' BB.'
South Mountain By.. ..
Soulh Pacific Coast BB.
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Southwestern 1^. (Ky.)
Springviile and Sardinia BB . . .
SUten It<land Bapid Transit RB.
Slerlin;; Mountain By
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Slewardstown BB
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Stony Clove and CstskiJi Moantain BR.
Stony Creek RR
Suburban Rapid Transit Co
Svflblk Lumber Co/s RR
SylvaniaRR
Synipuse and Baldwintivllle RR
Syracuse, Ontario, and New Tork RR ,
TUbottonRR
Talladega and Cooea Valley RR ,
Tavares, Orlando and Atlantic RR
Tennessee and Coosa RR
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• •••••••••««
Tanneesee and Ohio Ry
«( 4< t€
Terre Haute and Indianapolis RR
Terre Haute and Loganvport RR . .
Terre Haute and Sontheaatern Ry. .
Texas and New Orleans RR
Texas and Pacific Ry
Texas, Sanu F6 and Northern RR.
Texas Trunk RR
Texas Western By
Thousand Islands BR
Tionesta Valley BB
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Toledo, Ann Harbor and North Michigan By
Toledo, Colombus and Southejm By ,
Toledo and Ohio Gtatral By
OrFtOIBB.
< • • • • • •
• • • • • • <
J.I. Irwiu, O. S .
N. B. Beal, Supt
H. C. Whiting, Supt
Frederick Birdsall, Q. M.
S. Washburn, O.S
H. S. Kerr, Supt
S. Bamberger, G. M
D. H. Fonda, a. M
H. S. Haines, G. M ...
B. O. Fleming, Supt
Cornelius P. vroman ...
John M. BoMnson, G. 8..
J. L. Morrow, G. S.
James Mitchell, Supt.
J. B. Van Dyne, G. S
P. Campbell, Supt. A Man
H. R Stouirhton, G. M
J. D. Boetock, G. S
D. W. Flickwlr. Supt
T. J. Blair, «. M
Alexander McNeill, Supt. ..
R. J. Thurmond, G. M. .. .
C. L. Harris, Supt
MO. Howe, G. M
J. L. Moore, Supt ,
A. P. Man. Jr., G. M
N. B. Oruelle, 8npt ,
O. B. Booth, Supt
W.F. Fitch, G.M
C. M. Lawler, G. S
J. McNamara, Supt
B. C. Bodman, G. S
W.M. Aver, O.S
Bichard Nevins. Jr., G. S . . .
H. C. Whiting, Supt
J. L. Barnes, Snpt
A. N. Towne, G.M
A. C. Hutchln«on, G. M
J. A. Fillmore, G. S
P. L. Oneyrouxe, G. S
M. D. Monserrste, G. S
J. B. Peck, G.M
T. A. Macklnnon, G. M
Hui^h Macdlarmid, Supt.
J. S. Ford, Supt
James B. Ingraham, G. M . . ,
B. B. Swnope, G. S
Richard O. Cheney, G. M. . . .
W. U. Woodward
A. K. Davis, G. M
L. Filimore. G. S
M. Tabler, G. M. A Supt....
B. Chaffee. G. M
Frank S. Glannon, Supt ....
A. W. Humphreys, G. M ...
B. B. Wilson, Supt
James Fulton, G. M
John B. Gemmill, G. S
George Oiykendall, G. S
G. B Boggs. Snpt
E. B. Wetmore, Supt
W. M. Whaley, G. M
John C. Dell
Alexander Hamill, Man. . . .
Albert Allen, Supt
W. H. Martin, Supt
D. M . Bogerii, G. M
T. M. T. McKennan, G. M. .
Hneh Carlisle, G.M
W. B. Knox, Supr
H. M. Aiken, G. M
Joseph Helton, Supt
Jo9eph Hill. G. S
Joseph Hill, G. S
W. D. Bwlng, G. M
A. C. Hutchiuson, G. M
John A. Grant. G.M
M. P. Foody, Supt
W. G. Mowry, G. M
Oeoige C. Smith. G. M
R. C. Carter, G. M
Jerry Crary, G. S
I^aac Horton, GL M
H. W. Ashley, Jt.
T. P. Brown, G. M
J. M. Ferria, G. M
BXaiDBMOB.
SanderavUle, Oa.
PhUUpe. Me.
San BaraeU Cal.
Sacramento, Gal.
Woodbrldge, Cat
Wales, U. T.
Salt Lake Ctty.U.T.
Albany, N.Y.
Savannah, Ga.
If tt
Schoharie, M. T.
Baltimore, Md.
Klatbnsh, N. T.
Pittsfield.Me.
Sedalia, Mo.
Hhemeld, Ala.
Shelby LW., Ala.
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Roanoke, Va.
Greenville, Pa.
Litchfield. Ct.
Ripley, Misa.
i<
Houston. Tex.
Buffalo. N. T.
Ocala, Fla.
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Keating Sumroit,Pa.
Missouri Valley, la.
It
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Skaneatelea,N. T.
Binghamton, M. T.
Oakland, Me.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
San Rafael. Gal.
Lawrence, Kan.
San Francisco, Cal.
New Orleans, La.
San Francisco, Cal.
Houston, Tex.
Victoria, Tex.
(Charleston, S. C.
Montreal, Une.
Richford, Vt.
Southfield, N. T.
Sauford, Fla.
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14
8. Manchester, Ct.
Cariiale. Pa.
San Francisco, Cal.
i<
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Harrodsbnrg, Ky.
Springville/N. Y.
New York,N. Y.
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Stewardatown, Pa.
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Rondout, N. Y.
Norristown, Pa.
New York, N. Y.
Suffolk, Va.
Sylvsnla, Ga.
Syracuse, N. Y.
4»
Talbotton. Ga.
Renfroe, Ala.
Orlanda, Fla.
Gadsden, Ala.
Atralls, Ala.
Rogersville, Tann.
14 *t
St. Louis, Mo.
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Bvansvlfle, lud.
New Orleans, La.
Dallas. Tex
Santa F6. N. M.
Diilla^ Tex.
Houston. Tex.
De»'eronio. Out.
bheflield. Pa.
14
Toledo, O.
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POORS DIRECTOBT OP BAILWAY OFFICIALS— OBN. MQRS. ft QEN. SUPTS. ^81
>d Qblo Cm
'wriaud W
.. T. M. Pnlnr. Sngl
.. en'. AmnroDg.O.'B;;:
,. B. W. BumphtKr.Snpl...
. ;Jw«pbCnndgU,Bapt. ..
E. A. Coopw, Su^
A. H. OiOTeDM, O.
S n. Cmlliwv- f*
E. DIoklnrau,
CenlnlHT John Shirp, i
"■ "" Hiwr, 8apt.
UtihCenlril Ht
TTuLi Hnd Nendft Rj.
'jtO. B ..
Vu* VallcT and Clou Laka BR.
Taller Hallwaj (Ohio)
S. B. CallanT. 6, M
:ff. B. DoddiMgB, Q. 8
A. U. Btemiian. O. U
O. B. SMvanana, Sapt
luao BcjanUi. O. II
W. H. Smilb. anpt
T. H. Hi™. O. IT
Ruherl Wallaci. Suut
tarldiauRH .H. F. CIvk.Bnpt.
>■ ;B. F. Clark, B«pt
RT iBobart ADd»«.SDDl
indTnckwUB H. M. Tari
ihHr
id We«K
iRR...
I.' Wade, 0.6.,'
Wi()iuli Wailem Rj.
■Wilden'i RldoeRtC. .. .. umiB= «. ohih , c
WillklllVallajBR iJ. D. Lajrog. O. M
'J. L.HIncklsj.Snpt...
,A. A. Talmaee. O. M. ..
■• iisbJ. kTmb' r ■
' ' — g.o.A
■Wirren and FiraiwoTlh RH ._.__..
'W!ijialniitun aiid Pauimac KR .T. B. Itldiwaj, SnpL ..
Waterloo and UajngRr -I B. Futvo/a, 8Bpl ....
■Wsi tern and Atlanllr RR R. A. AndetwiD. 0. 8....
Wcatern Marjland RH. 'Jnbn H. Hood, O. M ...
■WesiBfnBy.of Alahania,... C»c I Oahheti. Q. M
WeiUrn Ry. at Florida O. A. Budingtoo. Q. 8...
Weic Branch and MoonalownfiS 'John Ljr neb. O. H ....
'WiaC Fallclana RR 'J. B. McOabM, Q. B....
tVeaL 9tior« BH 'J. D. fjBf:.B.M...
C. W, Bradley. O. B ..
West Virginia. CenlrH and PitUbufgh RR ~ .. ^ ...- j: ..
inRR...
leRR...
I. H. KuD
Bradley. O. B
)avl«,0. M...
„ ,W. Wnrthlngioii, O. 8
■■iiHiimbuandPlKomakeBR 'L. Rbowell. 8DpL
■WlualnB' Ftm Co ,H. W. Ga)»,Han
Wllkeilurreaiid WeatwnRR Is. H. Hleka, Bnpt
WllliamipwtaudllQTtliBraBcbRR IB'DjamtaO. Wslcb. O.U..
WlllianutawD and Detawan River BB A. A. Mc[,«id.S. ■
" " " Is.Oanvood. Snpt
WflmlneHiD, Chadboam and Conmrbato Br iJ. H. Chadbnarn.Jr.Snpc,
WilDiiniton and Nortbem RR .'a. Q. HcCas'land, Bniit....
Wmrtaor and AnnapoU. Hjr ;P. Inuei.G.H
WlnlfrodeRR. IR B. Caaiady. Bapt
WlwonilnCeniralLlDs William 8. MUlen, Q. K....
Wood Rlier Branch RR X, M. Barber, Bapt
WuodiiackHR .J. G PoHer. Snpt
is. S. Tbompuw. 0. If
Worcenterand Shrrwlburr BR.
TnrksDd Fcacb Botlam Ry....
YouKblOKheDj KB
ilow, Bnpt...
!;|joSi*»!'wolt.8nlIt,.'.".
Toledo. O.
Nev Tork. If. T.
Attlea, «. T.
Tt^. N. T.
SaltLakeClij.D.T.
Bv Fraudi^a, CaL
TaeavlUj. Cal.
OlircTBprlDga.TatlL
New York N. T.
KlogalODjM. T,
... _ J've8|.;B-.Fl».
Mukestiii. Hlcn.
Wuodillle, Ul-o.
New Tork. N. Y.
Weeha«ken,tr. J.
HedmoBt^W V«.
Whltefleld, N. H.
Fort Wayne. Ind.
Berlin. Hd.
St. Lonli. Mo.
WalMintown^.
Chadbonm. N. C.
Wllningleii, Del.
Kentvtira, V. 3.
WlniTrede, W. Va.
HilwankM. Wla.
Hope Tallaj, 11 1.
iDprsollBockOrillGo.
10 PARK PLACE,
^mmU DFllli
AIR COMPRESSORS
AND GENERAL MINING MACHINERY.
TUNNEL PLANTS A SPECIALTY.
250 Ingersott Eclipse Drills and 25 Ingersoll Air
Compressors used on the NEW CROTON
AQUEDUCT TUNNEL, NEW YORK.
Out of 25 Tunnels driven with Power Drills 20 have
used the Ingersoll Drills.
Contractors prefer the Ingersoll Drills on account of
g^reeCter simplicity, effectiveness and durability.
ESTIMATES FOR COMPLETE PLANTS ON APPLICATION.
Send for full descriptive catalogue containing infor-
mation of interest to contractors, engineers and others
■iterested in all kinds of rocl< work.
CHIEF ENanmERS.
(13) Special List of Chief Engineers of all Railroads oitek ik
List No. 1.
AUcgin and Idke Shore RR. , .
AlbemulsiDdRlloiEli »■>
AlleglxnTValtBjRir..
Americni, Prctian and I
Arliosa tiarrow Qtugc H.. .
Arlula. Starktilla aifl Gnoada BR...
in and LampklD RB...
Atlanli
AuuM
aodNurlhCaniliBaBR...
.._ , Glbaon and esndECivLlle 1
Baaimoia and Dalairare Bay RR. . .
Balh and Baimnondipon RR
BeacbCrHkRR
Bc)la!ni. Zan«Tl11a and Clncinuall Rr...
B«JlaOapRK
Benntngfon and Rnlland Rt
BInaSprlnn. OrHiiiir City and illantlc BR. . .
Bodic and flanloD Rt. and Conii
Buston and Albanj ftR
Boston and Lowell RR
BrJdEBlon and Saco Rlvar RB,,
Brooklyn BleiiK
id Plttab
Eh RR. .
Cinadiao Gortmninit Hallvfayi
Cape Girardeau South vraattrn J
.rio Rt,.
nont BK.
andNhnliTlllBRR....
Chleago and Atlanlic Rt
Cblcaeo, Bqrilngion aad KuHi Clrj RB. .
Chlcami, BarltngtonandNurtlieniRIt
Chicago, BartinglonaiuKiuIncTRR
Chi cage
Chicago, Fall-
Chicago and Indli
CklcaKO, Hadlaon
Chicaso, miwaokae i
Chicago and Korthwe
Chkn{o. Rock laland
EaalnnllllnoIiRR ,
idNorlheroRB....
IcRr.aiKnolaDlT.)..
Rr.a - ,
--._„„. .nd PaclOcR]'. tlnwaDir).
ChlcaHO. St. rai]l, MlimeapoliatBd OmilwBj
Cblcanoand W».l MkhlganRT ,
Cincinnati and Green IllllRlver BR
dDdnnail. HamllKiii and Darton RR
Cindnnail, Indlanapullji, St. LonlaandChJcaco Rt...
CloclBnaH, Jackfoa and Uacklnaw RB. .
docbiiatl. Lebanon and Mortheni RB.
ClRclnoMI. Wabaih and lllchimn B
■ ~ rSfork
id WchlL^. _,
,tl, Whe^tne and MmiTork
uiaveiand. Akron and Colunbi
Clanland and UaHriiJi BB. . . .
Colondo Midland Rr
I.Dewlnc
d. Uuno, EnK
.nk AihDieM, Ebr...
L.D.Brnyn ..
F. H. Irwla, Be*. Bng
H, T, Donilai. Civ. £ng. Xx ...
J. L. BaaAtlph, Conaolt. Eng...
U.S. Rspioloa, Eng
C. Mctrollnm, Eng.
1. K. Gaddea. CIt. Eo|. * R. H.
F. L. FWea
- a.C(iomir.ClT,EnE.*R.II.
B. Caner, O. 8. A Eirg
- . inaai Boll, Edi;
W, H. HiiMei!
O. M. Thomi
S. L. SleVHDi
. JiTmi S. II
H. If. While.
a. S. Kerr .
F. T. Perrti
.. Pliiahn^h, Fa.
. . Tucton, Aria.
..lHempb)a.T«ni.
.IWllmingtoB. N. C.
. (New Berne. N. C.
.. Ch(HI>TtOH1l, Hd.
iption.
alter Sbanlj...
Lerlngi, Eog.
c:c,I7pham. .".■.■.■.■.■.■.'■."
G.C.Omllh
W. FDrtjib, Heeh, Bag...
K. J. McClurc, Conanlt. Kl
B.H.HUler
Robert Hoimn
ILAngat
'-■— — ndnlph
Bannnandaport.n . Y
Jeney tihore, la.
ZanetTlUa. O
Bellwood, Pa.
N. BCDnlngtDB. Vl,
lOranjeClty.Fla.
i. Bernardino, Cl).
Lreii HouiiUln.N
Cbaiham. N. H.
Oallarlu. Tesn.
OUcaeo, 111.
Bt.PanI.Hlim.
1 Rapid 1.1] Ich.
-nnati. O.'
Indlanapoli*, Ind.
"~ "Vart. O.
T. H. WlgglMirortb...
384 POOR'S DIRECTORY OP RAILWAY OFFICIALS— CHIEF ENGINBBRS.
CalDrnbo*. Hock log
ilng V»t1-7 iDd Toledc
ud Ubinop RK
■ Port AUeeMn/ HB ..
Coabarlanil Villsr KR
DtTlon u>d Toledo RK
DeUwarg ua Hodron CiDil Co.
DaUwue, I^ckamuin* and Wettvin BI
DaRTarind Rio Onnde RK
Dannr. Rio Qnndt ud Watcrn RR . .
DcBTor, Hnuipbliand Atlnntlc RR
DanTer, Tmu ind Oalt RR
Dm Moiaii apd Fort Dodga RR. .
Dh UaiDFi, 0««i1a and £>ultiern KR. .
DxtiolC, Ba^Cltj'and AlpoDiRR. . ...
Datiolt. Luflni; and Honhem RR
Daluth nnd Inn Ranga RR ...
Elgin, pBiItcodliicBDdBavelackRv....
» rtland and Northern HR..,,
XrtBi._
BnnarlU<
Wron
toRR...
Florida Rj. and NaTigatlon Cc
Florida Boothani Sr
Fort HadiKin and Nonhwaatei
Franklin and Magantic Rjr . . . .
. nUkom and Hlamnrl Vallr; RR. . .
lie and Dahlnnega RR
ri. Bablnoand Bt. Loul) Rr
Octivabnrc aiid Harriabarg R
Orand Trunk Rj. (O. T. D.l. .
Otaod Trnak Hjr. (O. W. D.).
Onlf, Colorado and Sania F6 RR..
Gulf and Ship (aland RR
- JoaephRR.
wd^^reh
JackaouTllleand AtlanUc Kr
KanauCilr Ball Rj
Kanaa* Cllr, ClInloD and SprlneHald Rt.,
" '■■— FoK Scoll and QiU RR
Sprlngfleld and Hemphli RR, . . .
Mamptilfl and Blrmluglum KR..
iR;
and Waiter
LakeCoBnt/frnreaORR.
Lake Erie uid WMIera Rj
LakeSkoreandMldii^D Sonihara Rj
Lablgb and Hudwn RitarRB.
Lehigb VaJler KR
LontlalandRR
Lnnl>Tllle and Nuh*llle RR
LnulnUhi. New Albanir and Chicago R>
Main Central RR
Han lutlan Rail mr
ManllohaaodNorlbwealernRr
llail<tta.Ci>1nnibaaandNonbern RR
KarlettaaDdNortliOeOTelaRR ...
Marqpalia, lloagfalnn and ODtooagon RR. . . .
K^is^Canttal RR
^^^bnri and Schoharte BB
D. n. Carolhen.
P. B.ahtldon...
•-, H. Jennlnga.
B. mieldon...
K. Orowell...
A. McClnn...
I*«, Biu....
F. Keek
J. awlli.
mea Arcb
--P-K'blt
Genrire Ooaa
1>. J. Thajar
, _. BIlia ... ....
Jobn J. HcVean...
■■ H.Lee
K. Weimora ..
Cbambenbotg, Pa.
M^f , k! T.
WukeOlir. D.T.
..iWlcblU, Kan.
,. DfO'er, Col.
..!De<ltok«. la.
!.: Detroit, Mich.
>laK. t). T.
B.~swi'na«?lltcl
n, Ont.
.. Oeorn>Maa>on, Ere. MUli. IHt.
. . J V. UoTd. Ai't. Ent Q. T. D.
.. Qtorge Holllaobead. A.B.O.T.D.
..iMaodolpbClarki '
. I Wabiter Snjder.
'bwauh.OBt.
• Cta^HIch.
iHind, Can.
iToioato.ODI.
lb Clarke, AiBt.EiQiTlD! Stratfoil. OnL
~ ■ - ..[aalTMUni.T«X.
.. Mobtla. Ala.
..|8r. Joarph. Mo
..iBanonr, Maaa.
.. Pbl)adelpbt% I^
.. B. MaglaOiIln
. . H. KrVkbola ...
..IL.9. Woodbnrj...
..lAlbfTl Wilbur
.. John Fnlion, Cnnanll. Bog
. . r. W. Rlehardron
. . H. M. Drtnm. Bng. Br. « Bldg.
[Berkimer, M. T.
CarllnTllla.IIL
Ijohnalnn^a.
iClaTkrrllle. Tens.
Indlanifialla, lad.
^acktontUle, Fk.
Cbarlaa Caldvell. ,
.. Liidini;IDD. Mich.
.. BlaemlDBton, 111.
., C1eicland.O.
..»e»'bB™.H.T.
. Mancb cSinnk, Pa.
wiklTu. 1
inla villa.
. PorUfnd.Me.
. NtwYotk,M. T.
. Port la Pnlria, M.
jMartalta^ O^
,. Marqaalie. MIA.
.. DfCoIi, Mich.
Middlebnrg, N. T.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFiaALS-CHIEF BSQlNBEHa
Hllwukea. Like Bhon md V
llliis«poLl)>. Lvndile ind MId
Hliin«t"ii< on*) Piidflc Ry . . .
IflBUeuU ua NOflh"«
HJwoari. KuuaiDdTeiuU/...
MlHourl PkUIg Rir
Mubtleud Nunbwwuni Itf
MonULI
bdAJIutleity.li
>RR ..
ir RR .
UanlriMeBT
HuikiML^eaBdClBDRlnrRR
KuIflckslRR
Mipiaoe, Tunwonh md QoabK Rj
NunnDMUPlarHR
>«>bi1llg, CtutlinoosBudBL Laaia^.,.
HiTidaOognt/Nwrow Qanga RB
MtwBraaokkRr
Nsw Brooawick uid Phnec Ednrd Rjr
New London Ho^arn BR '.'.'.','. ".".'.'.*."!!!
New Uaiico and AitioD* KB
New OrlHB* and CMTolltou BR
Newport Nawaand HlMlaiippl V. '
Meir Yorl
, Chicago Bi:
cr RK ..
laBr.tL ...
Ii Kj. iWwtaiB Din.).
Mew York and Lbna
New York and New Bavland RH
Naw York, New Hbtkb aod Hantord ttB . .
New York, IVottdena and Bmioii ItR
Mew York, SnqmcbannaandWaaianiRR ..
NurinerD and Pacldc Jaucl
Nuibcni PacldciUt
onto and UipalMipplRj..
Obio ud NoribWHlem RI
OhiuV«ilo^H.
Old Colon/ RH
Oregon By. and NaTlgatlnn
Oifurdaud Her* ""
l-anuni and Pu
Paw Paw KR , ,
lOailTanla, Slatlni^oud New BnelandRR...
_ . trl« Teiminal Rj
PtalUdelpniaaiulAIIanttcCltTRR
"-'-— ■— iaandReadlnjEB
PblUdelpbia and Beadins BB .
Pine BlDlTand Swan Lake RR. .
anU Oedenabnrg RR
and WlUametle Valle; RR
proipect Park and Conej I aland
Pnxldence, Wirrenand BrttHil J
Proddf nee andlffonealer RR. . .
Quebec and Lake SLjobnHT...
,.,,1. j„. - "--^enJ■ BR. . . .
Ulchmond and Allegheni Bl
Blctamund and Daovjlle BB.
3am» and CanollloD BB . . ,
n and O^eblbnrg BH...
«[. jD*ct.li VallBT BB
Ht. Loalg and Cairo HI
Bl Lunla, Kwknk and
Bl. Louie aud San Prai
D BB..
Bt. Paul, Hit^neapull. and MaoIiobaRr
Sand; Blvar Hallnud
flan Fnipolaoo and North PaclfleRR
Uan Feie Valler KB
BaratOfa and Almaden BB ,
Saimtug.. Munnt Oragor and Lake Oemga RR
"" ^, Florida and We«*n B)P ,
H Fcrnatrum..
" McLbuiiIiIIp,,
.«<.L.usliiia,
iio;;;;;;:^.
n T r«n|ilirar
".■ISSWS:
.\. A. BobiLaon
Nm0^aaiu,lA
lUcbmoud. V'a.
Cleveland, 0.
R. Whim. Ind.
Nmr llBTen, OonB.
S.-.'K'vi"'
BoatoD, Haai.
niliim U. Brovru
Mew VoHc N. Y.
PlneBlDS,Ark.
PraKHmea.Ala.
..'. A. F. Horrta 'St. Papl, Hlnn.
».D. Miliar
ll.TowIe Phllllpa, Me.
f. K. Zook lean Frauclfoo, D
1.8. Kerr IWalea. U. T.
TB.Bnlnard !e«ii J
. Albanl.N. Y.
! '. Jnilaii I
. , Ik P. ji
286 POOB'8 DIRBCTORT OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS— CHIEF ENGlNEERa
BilvBrSpriii|>,Ociil>uiilGDirRR..,
SlDDMDUUMUae V*ll«y Rt
Sloai Villey tad PulBc BR.
■ ID HR
Soatli Cviill» lb
Soulta UoaiMln Rt
South waawra Br. ?Kt.),... .
Sttua tiland Rapid Tnn^t
nrnHR
kpidl
Charles Ackeahel
W. W. Slflwut...
Talladwi ua CoowVtIlej RK
TuTB iCiate ud IndlanapollB RR
Taiu asd Pacltc Kj
Toledo iDdOblo Can tnlRj
TolMlo,8[. Louli and Bums CIC/ RR
" " " ■' •■ J.0.0.„ ._
mPaclDcRT |V.IJ.Boiino,
P.W.Goodwin...
' J. Glbboa4, AHt. Sue
_.A.G«rn!y
C. Bdiwh
Uahu
??JSi
Vlclubnrs and MeridUn RR
Vicktbars, Bhitvaport and I^cUlc MR
WihuhRj .....
Wibaah Wetl^n lb.
WMtSlionRR
Wnl VIrgInU Caolral and PltUbarch RR. ..
WbceUns and Laka Xria Vj .
WilllamiJMn and Moctb Bianc
WilnlngiOB, Obadbonrn andC
Tockand Pcacb BmioiuBt...
YoubloKbanT RR
ZaBsarilla and Ohlo^Ter RR. . . .
. -f, Foi
., A, f. Ooremm
.. J. Blltkcnadnter.
.. A-B.HIcb
T. C. Haaeb, Ret. Ene
. J. A.ewbbe
.. C. Hanael.Bu. EDg...
[! Walter KatM. ...',!....
,. W. H. Chadbonrn,Jr..
HIiaonii Vallai, la.
KImira. H. T.
Pltubargb. Fa.
idalnin, Kr.
Cliiabetb, K. J.
Tuck SprUi^a, Pa.
New York. B. Y.
leorroe, Ala.
ndlaiuuolla, lad.
Mlu. Tu.
-uledo, O.
Omsba, Mob.
Venal liaa, Kt.
Uarldlao.lIlH.
UoDroa,U.
t^pnogaaid. ni.
"■ ' ToU, Ho.
. ., fork, N.Y.
Piedmont, W. Va,
Tuledo, O.
HngheaTilla, Pa.
QESERAL FREIGHT AND FAS3ENOER AGENTS.
(13) Special List of Genebal Fbeioht and Passenoeb Aqents of all
Railboads given in List No. 1.
IdijoDHadNorUiFcntuTlTsnbiHr
beiuirJe and ttalaJia Hit.
legtenr Villej KK
ii.ipoltt. WubluiOD and Ballimors RR
nHndNuribCuDlliiaBB.
csndPulflcRR....
a, OibuDIiand BudenTllle BB...
■nri Nortbweitam RR
id Uelawin Bij BR.
Aslttmon and Ohla KR ..
Btltlmon ud Fblltdtlph j> Br! . '.
Bangur and PlMaUqnl* RR, . . . .' .\
Ban((orand Pcrliand Br
BatenviUe and Bilukle; RR
- „------ )d Rj
Baatoii and Albaor RtC
Boaioii, HooaacTanndaddWeiuraBJ ..
BaaioD and Lowell RB
BaatoaaadUalMRR..'.'.'.'^!!*!!!''.!!!!^!!!
Biwlon and Piotidnics RR
laSB...
.. F. M.I
G. T. *P. A. ..
,0. T. Cudcgraff, a. F. * P. A.
'j. A. WoodwD, G. T. * K A .
Robsit Pwbl», a. l-.AF.A.
W. r. WnltB, O. p. A T. A,..
JoHpti Le«da, G. F. A
T. It. Smsnon. Q. F. A P. A.
~ P,*P. A
;.K. LdH.G.P.A
inhni BcowD, Q. P. * P. A. .
J.N. Miller, G.F.AP.A....
JohDT. Flynn, G. F.A T. A..
** " liwoipaDIi, Q. P. A
HaU.Q.F, A
BcldieEOn and tlaco RiTvr RR
BfigBtbope Ky
Brugklyn. BiAiaidWntEndRR
Brooklrn, Platbnit and ConiT I»l«nd Rf _. _
BiimawlckaiidWMb;rnRK , 'J, A. McDnffie, U. T. » r
BuffalK, Mew York and Pb>lBdel|iUaRR J. A. PolJum, O. P. A T.
Little Rock, Ark. 1
A.bland, Kj.
Topeka, Kan.
WIlminRtoB, IT. C.
Kew BeniB, N. C.
AtbDqaerqu, N. M.
Bangor, H*.
Bdn1[l*7, Ark.
H. J. Hopkiue. Snp.P. A T. Dtpi.
<i.B H.nln.O. P. AT.A
IdearHlU, O. F. A.
'. S. UEirlnian, G. P. A P. A...
. H. UUKr, Q. r. A P. A ...
1. W. Spalfoid, G. P. * P. A..
mIb. ch.pin'o.'p.'A.*.',.'!!!!!
n. L. Van^ucrt. G. F. A. ...
P.B. PuraaliLQ. P. AT.A...
■■ N. Turner, U. F. A
W. BUiter, Aaal. Q. P. A.
_.J. Flanden, Q. P. AT. '
W. i. C. KoDBo/, O. P. A.
Jamet DailT, U. T. A
W. H. Morrill. O. P. A....
Jobn AFenno, 0. T. A...
Jonn A. Fenno, O. T. A
Jobn C. McKenna, Q. P. * P, A.
Jobn C HcKeona. O. F. * P. A.
J. A. Bennelt. G P. AT. A
George H. Wijmjd, O. P. A F. A.
Bear Lake, Mia.
Cletaland, O.
Jeraej Short, Pk.
BurllDglonaadNonbwaitem Rr
Burlmgion and Waeteni BR
Cairo, Vlncenoea and CbtcagoLiD* --..-.
Calircirala Sovlbani RR
CamdcD, ttlonctidtr aud Moaat ^hnilm Bj. . .
,.lB.N.LeaL-k,G.F.AP. A...
..lF.8.«iMl«,«.P.*T.A...
..TbumtaMllier. O. F. A ....
Omaba.HaV.
BDTUnttcii, la.
Cairo. III.
San Dleco. Cal.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS -GEN. FRBIOHT U PAS. AGTS.
OBDadmitlintlcBT.,..
CftaodUn Paclllc R;. ^OnUilo Bsctton) |E,
Cuadlu Putac Rf. (WMttrn DLv.) .'.'.'."..''!.
u um TidklD Vslloj S) ..
CMaUII HoDHUlD RS
CMUiallawaRr
C«otnl RR Hi Qtotj^'
CeniialRK. of Naw 3tn»j...
C^araw ud DkrllDSWD ItR
ClisnwudS-UabatrHR.... ,
Cturrj Viltaj RR
CUniMksuidNwliTUlaBR
CDnhireBR
Chlufo ud AiionRR.'.'.'.V.'.V.'.'.V.'. .'..'.
Cble»eo»nd Atlantic Rf ' '.'.'.!''..'.'.
Chloieo. Bnr<lD|tOD. uid Rui-u Cliji RR. . .
CUeico. BBrllnjctuDUldNonhEniRK .... .
Chicago, BBrltBponudQalneyRR. ..!!"..
Ohlcago and KMtvn nilnoli RR . .
Chicago, HilmnkM and St. Paul Rr
Chicago and Northwealvrn Rj
Chicago and ObinRlvarRR. .'.'.'.''.'.'.'..'.'..
Chicago, Bock Iiland aB4 PaclBcRJ '.'.'.'.'.'.
Chicago, BaataFi andCallfoiDlaR*.!!^.'.!
ChlciMD and St. Loaii RK
Chicago aod Wait Hlehlgan Rj
Cincinnati, Colambu aod BacktDgTailM'RR'. .!!!!! "
Cludncul. OoDnteluwn and Port.mnuth RR
Clnctnnail, Hamflmn Bud Uaylun RR.
Cinelnnitl. Indianapolia, 8t LonbandChkBgoBr'-'-
iw RR
inon and Northern R(
HoaklDeum Tallej RR
uaadBobllaRj
ilnnui anil SontbeaMarn R*..
:lnna(l, WabMb and lfluhli{.ii
Clstalanr
a RR...
Pfrcj R, Todd, fl. F. » P. A.
E,Tl«n,U.F. A
il). McNicoll, O. P. A
'KobcriKcrr, a. P.AP.A ..
- ~ Uruwn, O. y. AP. A...
J. P. NOBTM, G. k * T. A
T. U. Hlmnlonr, O. I*. A
O, A. Whlwhead, O. F. A P. A,
P. H. Wickolt, (1. F. A
H. P. Baldwin, O. P. A.... ,
Montnild. Qna
. W. Radier, G. F. * P. A
F. U. Kingabniy, G. T. A
3. W. Dodite, G, F. A
J. Charlton. O P. A T. A ....
"" LuanrlKln, O- F, A
Dunald, G. P. A
Cn.Bo,U. V, A. .
rd Bllia[i,G.P. AF.A.
. C. Koi.on, a. P. A
Vt.it. Hamlijlii. U. f . A
~.P, Rlpirj, a. K.A
A H«aflord.G.P. *T. A.,
Wliwn. O.F. A.. --
loRh.G. F.
H. R. McC
H. H. Broi
F. N Bojt
i. P. « T. A
Bolbrouk, G. T. A P. A..
W.M.8age,0 FA
EiDmaoaBUIne, Q F. A P. A.,
"lalne, O. T. * P. A..
T. w, TcasdalP, G. P.»T. A..
■Jamti T. ClarM. O. F. A
w. A. Oa>eii, A G. P.A
■M, W. liom.A.Q. F.A
A. M. SInimona. G. F. A P. A .
K, W. WhttB. O, F.*P. A
A. B. JfcLwid. G T,A
John BgiD, G. P. AT. A
" '.Page,0,F.A ,
l.Jolinaion,a. P.*P.A..
..ll^dl8y,0. K.AP.A..,,,
T. Da»l.,G F. AT. A
[. Cromsiell, O. F. »P. A..
.Uiidley.O.F. *P. A,. .,
n Bice, (J, F. * T. A ,
.. L.J.
id and Canton RR
Clns^d, Oalambna,ClDclnnaClaiHlIndl«w{i«ll( Sf...
Ctareland, LomlB and WhaallBg RR
Clavalandaod HarlaiU RR
OlaTeland and Wstera RR
Oobonrg, Pawrbora. and M armnn [^
CtJaabai and duelnnatl HMIasd RR
K.'Lord, d. P, A..!"'.'.,!'.'."
J. C-nllrr, O. T, * F. A.
M. Vandervon, Q. T. A P. A.
ac.JauM, G R ft P. A,
Albert Roknisk, O. F. A P. A ..
D. B. MaitlB. O. P. *T.A
EdKKrmit,a F. A
W^B. Grunt, n. F. * P. A
E. Q. Jmu. G. P. A P. A
C. W. Rlilajr, G. F. A P. A
Jaa. R Barber, Sopl, F. A P. A.
'V/. E. Repnert. O. P. A
,C. 8. Wtgl
IW. W.Ila
m. J, FalKnnbach, G. P. A'
Wilmington, N. C.
Midland, Ho.
Oallaita. Tans.
Xeooa, S. U.
St. Paal, Minn.
Chicago, III.
FBlrchlld.WIa.
Chicago, III.
Sldon,In.
Topehs,Kan.
HUvaokn, Wla.
Chicago, III.
upolla, Ind.
Orand Raplda, Hick.
Cbleago, III.
Vao Wart O.
Zaoearllle,' O.'
Waalou, W. Va.
Cambrldgn, O.
Ddpboi, O.
Cobonig, Ont.
POOBB DIRECTOBT OP BAILWAT OPPICIALS-GEN. PREWHT * PAS. AQTS. 289
a*. HocUng VaUc7 lod TaXMo Bf...
CDnnecUCDt lad PinuinptlG RR '.'
Cruoked Cratk RB . . . .
CrowiifoIolinrtlronOo.
CitmbarJmiid VHKy RK. . ,
Deliwm. Liakiwimni ind Wntcrn RB
DsnTciuidRloOnndcRB
DcDTtr uiid Rio Oraods Wdttoro Rf ...
Del lloiasODd Fart DodgaRR
pel Moiiiei. 0»t«oli»Dd8oiiUiero'RR..
Vetruil Hi/ and Alptiia BR
Detroit. Laoilng ind Nnnherii' RR.'.'*.'
pDirolt.Hiu!kli»caiidHarquii<gRR. .
Kaai St. Louia Cuoncclinjr i^
EaH TmtHOtte, Virgin;, and Ocorgla R
Eait and W«M RR. of AUbaioa
Klmln. Cortland and North ..rn BR ....
Bmiuliubars BR . ,
d WjDDlnt
nliy
KWLbiirgltR, ".'.'. '.'.'.',','".'.',','.'.'.'.'.
Fljnt ud Pars litiniaaiu'RR!!^^
Florida Rf . and KavIgitlDa Co.'.'.
Tlorlila BODtharn
nnallaadLoalavlllgBB.
rt Woriti and Danrar CItj
->n Co. Nairon Qange RR
Qvorectowji and lAoe'a i(B r.
GcorviaRK
UniidSuDlbFraRj afNewBcDiKwlck
QiaDdTmnk R^. (ST*tem)
Hurlgbargand PotaiDai
Earl fort aud Uonnscllci
Hoi fipffogiRH
Uonalon, Bauuid VThI
HoBBionandTeiaaCrn
Humeicon and Shenaodi
llllooljt Cenlnl (Hjaivm;
Illlnoli and St Lonla RR .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.""
IndlanapuJIi, Docatar and SpriniOald RB. . .
IndUoapolb and St. LDUla I^.
na, nilnola and Iowa RB. .
lU and Illlnala Soatheni ni
colonial Rj
t. * r. A.
W. A. HlUa. G. I
T. C. 8. Howard,
" ' . S. Biown» li. '1'. A. .
j1 Barreir. O. F. A...
W. J. W. Willard. O. F. A.
" ■' Lo»BrlO(.Jr.,a.P.*T,A.
UowajJ, 0, it. A.
Cady.G. T. A....
H. W. HoncdT. U. V. A.
i.r.Af
3. K. * r. A, .
DBD, O. F. A.
U. P, A... .
n, G. r. A. .
W. L. Hefli..
'* A. Kiddle,
W.B. Willlima.U. F. A ...
B. M. Brunecn. U. T. A
W.F. Hoi well. OP. A.
B. Sloan. O. F. A...
nuer.O.P.AT.A..
1. H.I)eBnctl.U. F. AT. A ...
Qeorea 1- Hnrle*. 0. F. * T. A
Wm.B. ai>eo, Tra». F. " "
- unci DonoUDf , O. F. .
_.C.lieaaul, U. F.A..
T. l-.Bandj.G.P.A...
K. N. Buibber, F. A
BvrUiEfleld. Idaai,
Lebanon. Fa.
Uhlgb, la.
(Town Point, N. T.
Onambanbtuff, Pa.
DajMn, O.
New Tork, N. T.
HaltlA^eCliy.UUb.
r. * P. A.
F. AP. A,
F. * T. A.
O. F. * P, ;
W. N. Watborwu. u. r. • I
W. B. ainet. 0. T. « p. A
I. L. Saal. U. F. AP.A...
S. B. Pitkgna.B. F. A
C. L. Hartwi'Il, Q. F. A
I. R. Wataon.O.P.A
- rid Kdward. O. P. A. .,
I'atrtarctaa. G. P. A
~ MioDonel. G.P. A...
E. Tawu. Uicfe.
Detroli, Ulcb.
lUri)Detla. Hick.
CedartowD. Oa.
Blralra, N. V.
BmmUiibari, MA.
nam, On(,
York, NY
■da.Hav.
C.E.Martln.F. A..
a, a. F, A
G. P. *P.A.
Freehold md New York Kf /. K. RaJyb, G. F. 4 P. A
Fromoiii, KlkBorn trad MlMonrl Valla* RB I. R Bodunan, G. P. A
■■..... K.C. Morehouia, O. F. A ,
A. 0. Attaeitoa, O. F. * P. A ..
T. M. £iiwrton, O. P. A F. A..
R. UoraaT, Q. P. A P. A
" "■ "oii,Hapt AF. A ,
.._ Taodj, G. F. A
WlUlam EdBBT. U. f. A
B. W. Champion. U. P. A P. A..
I s r.i..i. ^. 1", AT. A .. . .
raviUa, N. T.
.... Jadlaon.In.
Fon Wajnt. tad.
Lawlatown, ]1L
I«tCTl,S,C.
ia,QB.
— 1. N. B.
t. aeoMe. K
[ontnil, L'ai
WalterPwrce,G. P. A. ..
J. N. Cooeer, O. F. A T. J
U. O. AnHII, G. T. A. ...
■* - ~ mwall, a. F. A...
FhlladelphU. P>.
lot Springs, Ark,
ir, U, P. A
... St Lonb.Ho.
... iDdUnapolli. Ir
. . . Klereland, O.
(18)
H. 9. Nolaon. G. P. A P. A Clarlodn.
■ H. Uanion, G. P. A
. .net Tadcer. O. F. A
a.U Uorer.O.F. A...
P. T. Burke. Q. F. A P. A.
I. S.Laaama.G. P. AP. A
D. B. Manln, a. P. A T A
Ednr HUI, G. P. A
D. K Dononch, G, T. A. . . .
•^ - IHeU, O. F. A
BrouiOn.G.T. A.,.,
I. H. Palmar. Q. P. A P. A
F. X. Botler. G. P. A P. A,
ArtbnrBuabf.Q.P. A. ...
George T»Jlr- ■ ■ "
maaiA/tti.
lew Orleina. lA.
1. F. A.--
konotoo.. N . B.
290 POOB'fl DIRECTOBT OF HAIL WAT OFFICIAL— QBN. FBEiaHT fc PAS. A0T8.
. . I JaduonrUle, FIl
JkduoD, Tampa ud Kay Wiut Rr H. R. Koran, O. P. A. ..
II. B, Bafkar. O. F. A
JamsaTlllauidWuhlDKtonBR. ' J. E. Lawrauce, Q, F. A P. A. . . . ' JuDanlLk, N. C.
Joliet, AoKira and MoTOieni Kjr W. C. COKglLL O. F. * P, A ...jChlcago, lit.
Eanawba and Uoal SiTcr BB A.U.Woal(rKjn.3npl.AO.P.A. Spnng UiU, V. V
KaiiAwhiaudOWoay O. J. B-mllch, U. P -" - '•^— ■" >■■'
KamuClty. PutLHcuttudOalf BB 111. L. aarnnl, G. I
•■ ■■ J. B. Locitiiraod, O. r. A
KuuaiClty, Clialonaiid Bpitngfleld Br H. L. Dargent, O. F. A
^^ '' :J. E. LcckwCKMl, Q. P. A
Kauiu City, Sprincflald and HempUa BB M. I, Sarnnt, U. F. A.
■■ Ij. K. LocEnfood, Q. P. A
~ '■ ■ ■ — M. L. Saijenl, G. P. A
.. J. B.LocSitood,O.P.«r.A-..
W.B. Kame, U. P. A P. A
XentnckT and Sonth Atlantic BB
Klninu>D and Paubrake Kj
Knoi ud LIucaIn RE..
Lackawanna and PIttibnrgh KB
Lake Erie aad Weatam Rr .
Lake Erie and WeiUrn By. It. A U. O. Dl
Lake^BbDie and UlcUgui Sonthiiru HSL...
Leblgh and HadfOD Birei- RR
Leblgli Vallay BB
andBB
■ -..>,n.hneivi. „„...
oabRR...
LoulavillaandNaihTllKRB V.'.
LoulBviJle, New Albaof and Chicago RJ'.!'
Louiaville, New Albany aod Corydon B
Loii1s«]11b, New Orle -• ■^ "-
Maine Cectcal RK...
inltobaand Nntili'
La'aud Norm Ueuivla' itti!
.ta. nnneblon and OdIoi
Jlty and Von Dodge RR.
Kndvllle and LineavlUe &J
. ML Steiling, Ky
.. KiiiealOB,oiit.
LBatSTM*.
i.. Angelica, N
W^'ar't { Bloomlngton, Bt.
,a. B. 3*«et, O. K AP.'a.V,"!..!
J. T. R. Uckay, a. P. A ClsTeUnd,0.
A. J. Hnillh, O. P, A I " -*
Jobn Hayer, G. P. A jWarwlek.M. T. '
Frank K. Smith, G. P. A I
B. B. Brngion, U. P. A. IMancb Chank, Pa.
J. H. UecGman, U. F. A
B, Morcun, p. A Long laUnd City.
L. BlanksDhoni, G. P. * P. A.. . !La* Angalea, C*
|GeorgeW.CurlU,Aclg. O.P.A ■ '
II and TeiuRr
Variei
Marlet
NorUiern BB,
laBK
ODlonagi
BB...
LioaAngalea.e
. .ua acig.u.r.a.ii-oiilaYnn.lty.
9. ParaoD, G. P. A.
J. Ji. CQlp.O. P.A I
J. p. Aiiaore, Q. p. A I
.. B. O. McCoruilck. G. P. A |Clilc«o, DL
., J. J, Coleman. O.r. A
1. J. Collier, G. F. A p. A CorjdoB, Ind.
B. W. Bow, O. F. * P. A Memphta, Ta«n.
F. E. Bwiltaby, G. P. A. Portland. Me.
....iW.ti.BMoa.G.F.A
. .. Aleiinder McDonald, O.F.APA'P(>nL>Pnlrle,l
,. H. C. Vincent, O. P. k P. A Marialta, a.
.. F. a Chandler, O. F. *P. A....jMarletU. Oa.
■ 8. Parka, G. P. A MarqnBtta, Mteh.
orgeS. Batty, OF. * P. A..|M»»onaiy,la.
. _ A. Deluaeler, P. AF.A.... MeadTllIe, Pa.
.. D. MUlcr. G. F. * P.A lUltle Bock, Ark.
..0. W. BiigKla..G, P.A I Chicago. IIL
Mlddleburg and Scboharie RR
HUfoid and Woonaockei BB.
Mllwankae, L>ka»Ui>reaad WeatemBy....
Mineral Range RR.
Hinneapolla, Lyiidaleaod _
Hlnneapglia and PacISc By
MlnnnpolbiandSl. Lanla Ry ..'..,.'.'.',.,'.
Hlonaapolli, Banlt Ste. Marie and Atlantle'RJ'.V.
Hluaarl.lawaandNabnakaBR
MlMooriPadacR}...
If oblla and Northweau
MobllaandObloBB...
Montana Union By . . .
HarraganMtl Pfar RR
'G">"i
::;r
.■Mlddlcbnrg, N. T.
jMUwaukee. Wla
Thcud,.r» fail..
W. W. Jencke^ G, F. * P. A...
C. V.McKlnlay.O.P.A..
C. L. Welllnglon '^ - ■
If. V. DQrxvawr,v. jr. A..... ...,_
R. U. Btelaford, O. F. A P. A., .iBanoock. i...
Frederick C. Plllabpry, G FAPArMlnnMipolla. Umm.
J. G. Taylor. G. P. A.
U.L.Sbut« O.F.A
- F.Boyd,G.P. A
o, P. Kimball. G. F. A
J. O.Taylor, 0. P. A. 1
" ■ Bbnte.Q.F. A ...i
apelra, G. F. A P, .* Keoktik
it. LonU. Ho,
Oalbrallta, Aaat. G. K. A
I H. i;, Townaend, G. P. A
LL, A. Emcreon, O. F. A
S. W. McCDllongh, Qe.&t. A. Dallaa, Tu.
W. U. Nuwnun. G. Trar. Man. . 8t. Loula, Ho.
O. W. Qnarlea. G. P. &P. A.... G lend ale, H In
_ 1,0, PA.
_.MlBty,O.F.AT.
L. M. Jenkloa, " - •■ "
1. F. A P
F. W. Moraa, b. F. A P. „ ..
B. C. Wnrtele, G. P. A F. A. , .
AaaP. Blakoleo, O. F. A P. A..
BdwardD. Harlow.G. T. A..
U. B. Sherwood. 0. F. A P. A..
G. T. Lanubaar, G. T. A F. A..
W. L. DaoSq. G. P. A T. A
\aMiTB*«-<w^^'^-^
. fistte. Mont.
Imperial, Pa.
. MonlpcliiT. pa.
. Monlreal, Qae.
. Manch Chuek, Fa.
Boi ton. Hare.
. KapanCE, Ont
'. RuliTllk^'Ten.
POOR'S DIBECTORY OF BAILWAT 0FFICIAI5-QEN. FREIGHT ft PAa AOTS. 291
Nalchec. Jickion and CDlnnibiu
Kitctau, ]|«l Klvsr md Texu H
N»ugoIiick KR
HfiTHli CoDDiT Narrow Onirai R
New BranBwlA Ry
N«wbnr|t, Dnlchcan __..
New Hbv en uid Derby RK.
Haw BaTi'O and KurihnmpuniRB.,. .
w London Norlhein RR. .
Nuw Meiic
idAciioDKRR ..
Kewporl Ncwi and HlulMlppl Valler Co. (SaMem DIv.).
Hrirpflrt Neva and UluiHlppI VaUcf Ca. (Weilarn DIt.),
KewTorkCentnxlandeudaonHlTBfHB .'
Kbw York, Chicago and St. iMaliKj... /.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.. '.'.'.'.'.'.'.
LiDgaid. O. F. &F. A..
ieo[i,O.F.&?.A
L. B. Hlckenon, F. A
- irgB Plewher.F.JtP. A..,,
'.YeaTiU.O.P, A
.. W. Cram.o.F. A
C. L, Klmtia]!, G. F. A
Fnderlck Unlntacd, B. F. A...
B. Q. Cnrda. P. A
H. U. Parksr.O. F. A
W, CnmmlDga, O. P. A
W. Fallal, a. F. A ..
. NorlbsniRR ....
enwoad Lake Bt-.
■ Mew York and N«w_Kngland RR... ".".".■.'
Haw York, Now Haven and Hartford RR! .'.
New York, RutlaBdimdMoLtrMlRy..'
New Tork, Biiaqaehanna and Waataro'RB.V!
Norfolk and WealernRS!.. '."!!!'. !;!'.;'!'..;!
Nonheni and Nonhwrntero Hja. . .
NgribPaelfleUoaatRR
Ogdenabnrg and Lake'cbam^ain'RB'^'
Ohio and Hlaaltrtppl Rr
ObloandNoiUiwaalemRR
OUaRivarBR '.'.".".'.'.'.'.'.'.
Oblo Soaihain Ry
OldColonT RR „
[aBeltRr....;;
10 and CalllDTDll
Pacific and Qrmt Saitcm Rt...
Penua^lraDia RK
Penaacola and AUanUe RR.'.'.'.'.'
PenaacolaandPeidldo BR... ..
Peotiaaod l>kln Unton I^
PtalLadelpblaand Headlni RR...
Plttabui|fa, Fort Wajne and Chlufo RE. . .
Plttebnnb and Lake Jbie RR.
Pittsbnrgh. Marion aad CblocoRr'.. '.. i !! i i
W. H-Rookwell.O. P. A
- ■ " - Tinond,G.F.A..
i.aP.A,
John S. aammobd, O. F. A...
I, F. Fanner, G. P. A
■ ■ Perklna, O. F "~ ■
.ok™
, WllllaniB, O. F. — .
C. r. Uemprtead, U. P. A
Cbailai Uuckweil, O. F. A
i. V. AnderaoD. O. F. A P. A.
O. Q. Cocbran, Q. F. A,
rs „ o. — ,, ,;, r„ p. A.^
P. A.)
U O.P. A
9 T. Noll
a C. Ugilfiin*', i
; P. * F. /
„. C. Allison, ti.P.&r. A...
J. H. Hannatora, TraT. Han..
U. S. Fee, O, P, A
». W. CammlDOT, U. F. A
T. D. Rbodei
C. H. lioodrlc
W. J. Robinx
. C. PulaAni. ti. F. A...
ir^e L. Connor, G. P. A....
D. Ackerliy, (;. F. AP.A..
-. P. Koggnt, O. P. * P. A . . .
J. U. CiiTp,0. F. A.
" ~ Atroont, G. P. A
'». Wllaon, b.p'.A''.'.'.'.'.
!i)R. Wood.li.P.A
J.M. Gulp,*;, f. A.
Theodore w«ku, (i.F. A
C. P. Almore, ii. P. A
J, a. StfibJ. <i. T. i P. A... .
T. B. Bomelt, U. F. A T. A. ..
0. Q, Baoeock, O. P. A.
J, Lowria Bdl, O. Trat. I
iniamln Bock, Q. F. A
_. j! Raamer. O. P. A F. .
William Stemrt, O. F. A
- A. Fori, O.P.A
illlam Blewacd, G. W. A
A.FordjG.P.A ,
D Smilh. O.P.A
mkA. Dean, G. F. A
H.T. Uanna, O. F. «P. A
1, K Wadaworih. G. Traf. Kaa.
■ ■ H. Fore. G. T. A.
k P. A,.
New York, H. T,
Claveluid, O.
Tork. S. T.
Ponsbkeopaie, N.T.
Boaton, Ibaa.
New Tork, N. T.
Now Havm, Ct.
New Yort, N, T.
Clarelaiid, O.
New YoA, H, T.
Cincinnati, O.
Clereland, 0.
New York, N. T.
BennlDEton Vl.
Sew York, N. T.
Norfolk, Va.
iioBuake, Va-
Wllmlngton, N. C.
Franclaco, Cal.
8L Albas*. Vt.
OEdsDsborg. N. T.
CfQclDDatl, O.
8[. Lonli, Ho.
lAhgwood, Fla.
Portland, Ore.
LoDlivlUe, Kj.
teyllle Ark.
delpUa, Fa.
LoalsTlUe, K7.
MoDtBomarT * '
LonlBTllle, 4
Penucola, I^
Feorla.Ill.
PhUidalphift, Pa.
nenr, Alft
le,K*-
la^mi.
Mew Galilee P*.
Port HuoB, lilr
292 POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS—aEN. FREIGHT & PAS. AGTS.
HAMS OF BOAD.
OPFIOUW.
Port Bojal and Aognita RR . . .
Pntt Goal and Iron Cos. RR ....
Prescott and Arizona Central RR . . . .
FroOIe and Franconia Notch RR . .' .*
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ProrSdenee and Springfield RR
Proridence and Worcester RR
lebec Central Ry
[aebec and Lake St. John Ry....
inincy, Miaeoarl and Pacific RR
wading and Columbia RK
Richmond and Alleghany RR
Ittehmondand Danville RR
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E. T. Charlton, O. P. * F. A.. . .
J. B. McCUry, G. F. Ai T. A
Lemuel H. Wilnon, Tr. Man. . . .
Otfcar Vanderbilt, O. P. A
C. H. Oreenleaf, G. P. A
George T. Craft, G. F. A
Frederick Arnold. Q. P. A
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac RR ....
Aio Orande RR ....*•«..
Roek Island and Peoria RR
RomeRR
Rome and Carrollton RR.
Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg RR
St ClalrsTiUe and Northern RR V.'. '.*.*.'.*.
St. Croix and Penobscot RR
St. Helen, Houghton Lake and Western RR
St. tf ohn*s Hy
St Joseph and Dea Moines RR. . .
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St Joseph and Grand Island RR
St John's and Halifax RR
St Joseph and St Louis RR
St Joseph Valley RR ".....
St Louis, Alton and Terre Haute RR
-St Louis, Arkansas and Texas Ry
St Louis and Cairo RR
-St Lonis and i^entral Ulinois RR
"fit Louis and Bmporia RR
"Bt Lonis and Hannibal RR
» • • • • • • • •
St Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern RR
St Louis, Keokuk and Northwestern RR. . .
St Louis and San Francisco Ry
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St Paul and Duluth RR
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St Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Ry..
Salem and Bastem RR
Sandersville and Tennille RR
Sandy River HR
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San Aancisco and Northern Pacific RR.
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San Joaquin and Sierra Nevada RR
Sarannan, Slorida and Western Ky
Savannah, Qriffen and North Alabanu RR.
Schoharie Valley RR
Scioto Valley Ry
Shenandoah VaUey RR
Shenango and Allegheny RR
surer Springs, Ociua and Gulf RR.
Sinnemahoifingy alley Ry
Ilioax City and Pacific RR
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Sonoma Valley RR
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South Atlantlcand'ohi'o RR.'.'.'.' .'.'.'.
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Southern K a n sa s Ry
Southern Pacific Go. (Pacific System). .
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Southern Pacific Co (Atlantic System).
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Sooth Carolina Ry
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Southwestern Ry (Ky.) ,
Stfrling Mountain Ry
Stewartstown RR
Stony Clove and Catskill MounUinBR.
Vvre Haute and Indianapolis RR
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Haute and Peoria Ry.
And New Orleans Ja .
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w. w^. IjOgee, G. K» A... .... ...
W.M. Durree, G. P. A
Julius B. Bacon, G. F. A
J. H. Walsh; G. F. * P.A
Alexandre Hardy, G. F. * P. A.
F. D. Schennerhom, G.P. A T.A.
C. G. Huncock, G. T. A
J. R. Macmurdo, Q. F. A P. A . .
J. H. Drake, G. F. A
James L. Taylor^. P. A
C. A. Taylor, O. F. A P. A
H. S. Sherwood, O. F. * T. A...
R. Stockhouse, G. F. A P. A. . . .
James A. Smith, G. F. A P. A.. .
J. H. Gamer, G. F. *P. A
A. M. Moore, G. V , A. *•••..*..
T. Butterfleld, G. P. A
A. Thompson, G. P. A F. A
John Larmer, G. F. A
A. F. Jenks, G. F. A.... ........
P. M. Clark, G. F. & T. A
A. \j» UaWetf, Vr. « . Am •...•.«....
B.J. Swords. G. F. A
F. MiUigan, G. P. A P. A
B. S. Spencer, G. P. A F. A
H. A. Russell. G. F. A T. A
Frederick McOmber, G. P. A. . . .
B. F. Blue, G. F. & P. A
A. 8. Dodge. G. F. AP. A
R. Bell, A. Q. F. & P. A
W. R. Church, G. F. A T. A . ...
H. C. Townsend, G. F. A P. A. .
W. W. Driggs, G. F. A T. A....
iW. H. Newman, Q. Traf. M. I
Oscar G. Murray, F. Traf. M f
oward Blliott, G. F. & P. A. . .
D. Wishart, G. P. A
George W. Csle, G. F. A
B.F. Dodge. G. T. &F. A
P. A. Rockwell, G. P. A
A. L. Mohier, G. F. A
C. H. Warren, G. P. A..*.. ......
B. C. Lackland, G. F. A T. A . .
J. B. Wicker. G. F. A
N. B. Beal, G. F. A. .... ........
J. B. Thompson, G. T. A
Peter J. McGlynn, G. P. A
Charles Thorue, Jr., G. F. A. . . .
John Scott G. P. AF. A.
Wm. P. Hardee. G. P. A F. A...
G. A Whitehead, G. F. A P. A..
M. J. Vroman, O. T. A
J. J. Archer, G. F. ATA
0. Howard Royer. G. P. A F. A.
1. D. Stinson, G. P. A
Q. N. 8au8.«y,G.F. A P. A
C. D. R. Stowets, G. P. A F. A. .
J. R. Buchanan, G. P. A
K. C. Morehouse, G. F. A
Peter J McGlyniK G. P. A
Charles Thorae, Jr., G. F. A
J. Wilder, G. F. A
George A. Blackmore. G. P. A . .
S. B. iivnes, G. F. A P. A
Richard Gray, G. F. A
T. H. Goodman. G. P. A
W. C.Watson, G. P. A
C.C. Gibbs, G. F. A
D. C. Allen, G. P. A
8. B. Pickens, G. F. A...
J. C. Hore, G. P. A F. A
B. B. Wilson, 6. F. A P. A
A. G. Bowman, G. T. A F. A... .
George Coykendail, G. T. A F. A.
H. W. Hibbard, O. F. A
B. A. Ford, G. P. A
Andrew Steven*, O. T. A
W. C. Watson. G. P. A
C. C. Gibbs, G. F. A
Augusta, Me.
Pratt Mines, Ala.
Prescott, Aria.
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Providence, R. I.
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Sherbrooke, Que.
Quebec, Que.
Quincy. iJl.
Philadelphia, Fa.
Richmond, va.
Washington, D. C.
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Richmond, Va.
Brownsville, Tez*
Rock Island, HI.
Rome, Ga.
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New York, N.Y.
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St ClairsTiUe, O.
Calais, Me.
St. Helen, Mich.
Tocoi, Fla.
St. Joseph, Mo.
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BoUeston, Fla.
St Joeeph, Mo.
Berrien dpringa, M.
St. Louis, Mo.
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Springfield, HI.
St. Louis, Mo.
Hannibal, Mo.
St Lonis, Mo.
Keokuk, la.
St Louis, Mo.
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St Paul, Minn,
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Salem, Mo.
Sanderaville, Ga.
Phillips, Me.
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San Francisco, Cal.
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Woodbridge, t^al.
Savannah, G«.
ti 4.
Schoharie, N. Y.
Cf^ambut, O.
Roanoke. Va.
Gtoenvilia, Pa.
Ooala, Fla.
Buffalo, N. Y.
Missouri VaUey, la.
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San Francisco, Cal.
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Bristol, Tenn.
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Lawrence, Kan.
San Francisco, Cal.
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New Orlesna, La.
Houston, T«z.
Charleston, 8. G.
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Harrodsburg, Ky.
New York, N. Y.
StewartatowB, Pa.
Bondout M. z.
St Louis, Mo.
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Decatur. 111.
New OrloaBB, La.
Hooaton, Tex.
POOR'S DIHBCTOBT OF RAILWAT OFFICULS-QEN. FBEIQHT & PAS. AQTS. S93
TIaneiUValleTRR...
Toleilo.'CalumbDi i
Toledo and Oblo Ci
Toledo, Peoria i '
a SorthWcblguiBr...
Toledo, BI.Loula (iHlKuuuGltr RR...
TroT udlBoatoB RR
triator and DelBwan BB
rnlon Freight RR
VuloD PadSa Rf
idClMrUktRB...
Tene BauleiadLoeuupaRBR...
Virsliila and TnckHBB
-WabaAR^
'Wabaah, CliMlsr and WeeUni K
Wabaf h Wealarn Rt .
WallkmVall»TRR..'.V.'.V.'.V.V.V
■West Pell3an» RR
Wealon and BuekfaaiincRi RB
WheelluiuidLakaRriaBr
■WhlislleldaiidJelleraoiiBR.'.'.'.' .'.'.'!!!"'
■While WaierRK. ■.■.■.".■.".'.■.'.■,
WllUamatowa and Delaware Rlvor RR. . .
Touglilogheiij RR
B. W. BaUibnn. G. P. A F. A
Oeonte Horion. O. P. t F. A
Benuelt. G. F. * P. A
. _ PlUber. O. P. *P. A..
Hudlon micb. 0. Y. A P. A.
B. O. Gunid, O. F. * P A .
C. C. JenUni, Q. F. A P. A
" A.Niinms,Q!p:A'...':'.
H. Ollwn. a. P. * P. A.
A. Slmnia, Q. P. A F. A .
C. Pataam. O. P. A
W. lIorH, Q. P. A
-. W. Hllcbcock. G. F. A...
F. Com, G. P. A P. A
8. P. FODlon, G. F, *T, A.
P. P. 8hdby. O. P. A. . ,
A. V. 8le»
a. W. nitibaid. tt
n. Q, P.^r.A
. A. Ford. a. p. A
'**. Brownioe. Q. F. A P. A
"- -■-. O.V ' " ■
I. Beodsr. 6. P. AP. A.,
If KDlsbl, Q, PA....
B.W.Siloir G.P.A...
C. K. LambfTi, O. P. A .
Joseph M. BrottD. (1. F. A P. A
B.B.OrlBwold,G.F *P.A...
C, H. Cromwell. O. P. A P. A..
Wath, Handa, P. ft Tran. A . . .
B. H. Vandarvoon, G. P. A T .'
J. X. Ball, O. P. A
A. Q. Blali O. P. A
Warren O. Brovrn, O. P A
Oenrge R. Slarar. Q. T. A. ...
R. P. Sinnard, G. P. A T. A . . .
Lomie Bell. Gan. Traf, »>ij
O. Haiicocfc.G. P. A...
. . B. HIbbaid. O. P. A F. A
JobD OuTolL Q. Tral. Han . .
P. 61fkliia,a. P.A
JuMaBtrkac. G. P. A.,
H. C Barloir, O. P. A...
L. 8t?«low, G. T. A P A .
B. U. Manifold. O. F. A
P. U. Heuear. O. P. A
June* Plemlns, Q. P. A P. A.. .
Peoria, 111.
TroT. N. T.
,Tnck«rtoi>,N.J.
iRondoDl M. Y.
Omaha, Heb.
VacnUle, CaL
Claretaiid. O.
HI. Loali, Mo.
VetnUle*,Ky.
Ctiun, Not.
Ghlcaco, lU.
New Twk. N. T.
WhItefltId, TT. H.|
Ilmlticton. D
intTUTe, H. 8
MUvankea, Wl
ULASTEB. UE0HANI09.
(II) Special List of Masieb Mechanicb of all Bailboadb qitbh ih
List No. 1.
Adtronduk Rj
AlbartBT
All^henj V«U«T KH
AbbuoIu, WunlnetoD and BilUmorc BE. .
AAuwa V>Uir Ronu
.AAIind Cm] and Iron Rr
AtehlfOD, Topck* and Santa Fi RR
Atlantic aDiI Paclflc RB
ABSUta, Wbnn tad »aDder>TlUa RB
Autinand Northwaxtein RR
BdllmDnandObiaRR
Biltlmon and Ohio RIt."crnu)iVc>liio*iiLV.i
Baltimore and Oblo RR. (CittBbnrEh D!t.)..
Bangor and Fltcalaqnia RK
BaDgot and Portland lir
BataiTlllaaiidBhiiUaTRR
Bay of QiilnteRj. andNavlpclon Co
Baecb Creek RB
Balliln, ZanMvlUe and Clndnnatl Br
BeU'aOapRR
Belt Rallwar of Cblcaj^o
Bonalngionand RotlandRf. .
Bodle and Brnton Rj. and Uommenlal Co..
BoaUn, BooBic Tonnel and VMtem B;
Boilon and LohfU RR
BMloa and Proitdenca RR
Boalon, Rnere Beach and Ljnn RR
Boeton. WiolhropandBhateRR.
Bowling Onen and Toledo RR
BiadraA, Bordrll and Kl nana RR
Bndtord, Bldted and Cnba RR
Brlabthora lij'.
BrooklTD. FUlbitih and Coney Iiland Rj...
BrDOawtek and Welters RIt
BdDUo, Hso York and PbUadelpUa BR. . . .
Bnflaki, RoohentoT and Flttabargh RR. ..'.'■'.
Bariin^D, Cedar Raplda and Nonbem RR.
Boilinilon and LamidlJB RH
BBrltngtOD and Mlanari Biiar RR
BnrHiisloa and Mortbweilen) Br
BnllKton and WeatCTD RR..
CWrO, vlnecnnei and Cblcago Ling
CalUstnlaSoatlieniRR...-
Chudtan PaclDc Rt. (B. DlT.)
Oiudtan F«slllc Rjr. (O. Dl'.)
'Guadlan Paclflc Rr. (FaclBo DiT.)
Que Vtaar and TadUn Valler Rt
ChrillOD and Orenillla BR
Oalaklll Hoanlaln BR
OtntnllowB Sj
Cwtnl OnUriD Br
OBlnlBB.ar OeorKla
HtaKTMmontRR....!.'.!*...... '.*.*.'.*.'.' .'.!!
iBwra...
Andrew Beckart
WlUlam Bdwarda. . .
H. N.WInmw
, FiSiij:::::
W. R.Kllne...
Uadway ..
HoUelh...
D. Hawkaworib . . .
F.W.Bupf
0. Daniel
W.CroBi
L-R-Jabnion!!!!
• — Clark
Balw .. .,
John L. Drbcoll. . .
Jaha PltjtT
JameaTakODtr...
- H. Ongal
,. J. Warwick...
N.L.DaTla
H.H.Whlttler....
J.M. DiYlea
SaralOBB Spr'ga.N.Y
BiLlBboro,!). B.
Varona. Pa.
Baltimore, Md.
ArjEenta, Ark.
Aibland. Kr.
Topaka, San.
ling, W. Va.
Bellaire.T).
' Inaky. O.
ior. Me.*"
e Rock, Ark.
Jerwjr Sliore. Pa.
Zinelvllle.O.
Be)lwoiid,Pa.
Chicago, III.
HntlaSd, Vt.
BudU, Cal.
Mech«nIci!Tllle,N.T.
B. Cambridge, Ifafa.
k T.
Oil Cltr. Pa.
Bacbeaier.Ii. T.
Carlton Jnnct., Ont.
Macon, 6».
BuSandi VI.'
BratUebom. VL
MOBntain.N.T
POOR'S DIRECTOBT OF BAILWAT OBFICIALS-H ASTER MECHANICS. 29A
CblucD and Alton BB.(Kui.C.* St. L.niT.). .
CbleigDUid Atlantic Itr.
Chleaea. Harllagion and KuiimCiit
ChicAgo. BurllnEtnn uid NoTthrm RR
Chlcii^, Barlington (nd (Julnc^r BR
Chici^D and Eutern llllnoliiRS...
Chlcatfo. TiinJilld lod Eta UlUn 1
Cfalciiia, HIJwaiikaa and Bt. raul 1
Chlcagn and Oblo Rlrer RB
Chkago, Rock Wand and l-acldc Rr
Chicago. SL Paul. Ulnneipalii and (
CtalciEo and WeM*ro tadluia RR. . ,
"'— ■ ■ -^d OncD RIvm RB. ..
Clocinnatl. Wahaah and MietalnnBr'.'!!!!.!.
Ciacinaat), Wuhiugton and BaUlmonRR....
Cltvclud IDd Can
CleTelaud, C'Dlumlini, CiDctnnatI and IndlaupollaRj.,
Cleveland. Lamia and WhMllngRR
DinvlllaiadNit
Delawafaafld Uuotton u~anai ijn irL fiv.). ... . .,..,,.
Di-'ltwiM. UeluwanDa anil Wnieni RR. (Utiea Div.l. . . .
D.'liwan, L«;ka«*nna and W»leni HR. (M. ft E. Dl<.). .
,.-. andWwturaRR IO>w. * Brr. Dir
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_ ._ id W«aiiirn'RR."[Bol»iJoDiT.V.,
dRIoOnuidiKR. :..
Dinvcr and Rio Onnilii WMUt
Denver, Taiaa and GoirRR. ..
id OebrKla Rjr. (R. T. DI*.).
id aeorf)» R7. 0*. Div.)
Id UeoriU Rf. JAta. QJt.). . . .
Bail and Waat RR. at Alabama.
Kaitern Knntnckj RR
Blmira. Cortland and Northern RR
£ri< and WriminiE VallEj BR
Inrakaand Pallaadr KR
Suitlui Hprtnen Ry
EianaTlUaandTerre BanleRR
Flint and Pen MarqnelliRR
Vlorlda Ry. and Navigation Co ,
Florida Sod ihein Rr
Fonda. Johnitown and Oloranvllla RR
Fori Wayne, Clnrlunatl and LnBlavillaRR....
Fort Worth and Denver Cll]r Hj
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KR.-
Hannlba
Uauoiei Braucb RR, . .
a. D. Brooke...
R. W. UolvUte...
P. Willla
A. Porrvth
C. V. bkemm.
rooiiii ....
B.Palrbalra
Jobn Taylor
J.O. Hallle
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a. D.nga.
1 STmona
W.A.Bell .. ..
T. B.Twomblj
H. ElUa
H. W. JobDion
Hattbaw Hortan
I. 8. PaltcnoD
B.F. Manhall
JvoeaE. Wonwkk...
W. T. WhiiUkrr. . .
JoliB Kelkir...
J. B. MIcbacl. .
A. W. Crawford..
Thomaa Keartler.
A. J.Cnne
I.H.Cravuford...
' B. Obenihaln...
H. Rutherford..
V. Putnam
...a. Baberkorn....
KM. Kltej
B. RdUr!
Oeorga Tl< Mafaon. . .
Slater. Mo.
HDNiington, Ind.
KMkuk. K.
U CroHs, Wla,
Dalcabarg. 111.
3l]d. WiF.
jnkKt Wle.
W. KUwankee, WH.
Radne. WU.
Hlnncapolii, HIdB.
Barabon, Wl
Biouuba.M
lit*. Kt.
. inatl, O.
Va« Wm, O.
MoDIiomerr, Ah.
: Cleveland, O.
Camtiildjie, O.
ColBmbua, O.
Lundnnvilte Vt
Biirlnitflrld. Hue.
CbinnenbarE, Tft.
DauTllla, Va.
Carbundalis, Pa.
Ulka. N. T,
KlnzilaDd N. J.
rawM*£ltT. MIcb.
Dunkirk. M. Y.
OrblfODia, Pa,
ft HI. Loola, Dl.
JarrkaSprlnKavA
. Btuurllle. lad.
*= Saginaw. Hleb
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296 POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFiaALS— MASTER MECHANICS.
NAMl OF BOAO.
Harrisbnrg and Potomac RR.
Hartford and Connecacot Western RR.
HotSprlnii^ RR
Houtatonic RR
HouBton, East and West Texas Ry
Hoaaton and Texas Central Rr
Homeston and Shenandoah RR
RlinoU Central System
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ininois and St LonlsRR.
iBdianapolls, Decatur and Spring field RR
Indianapolis and St. Louis Sj
ladiaaapolis Union Ry
Indiana, Bloomlngton and Western Ry
Indiana, Illinois and Iowa RR...
Indiana and Illinois Southern and Bloomfield Rys
International Ry
IronRy
Jacksonville Sontheastem Ry
Jacksonville, Tampa and Key West Ry
Kansas City, Clinton and Springfield Ry
Kansas City, Fort Soott and GaTf RRCo
Kantias City, St. Joseph and Council Bloflb RR
Kansas City and Southern RR
Kansas City, Springfield and MemphU RR
S***?*"' Gulf and Short Line RIt
Kent Northern Ry
Ken t uclc y Cen t r al RB ,
Kentucky and South AtlsnUc RR
Lake Brfe and Western Ry. (I. A M. C. Div.)
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Ry. (Eastern DIt.)
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Ry. (Tol. DIv.)
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Ry. (Western DIt.). ...
Lehigh Valley RR.....
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Long Island RR
Los Ansreles and San Gabriel Vall«T HR
Louisvine. EvansviUe and St. Louis RR
Louisville and NasbTUie RR. (L. C. it L. Div.)
Louisville and Nashville RR (LouK»ville Div.)
Louisville and Nashville RR. (Edgefield A S. N. Shops)
Little Rock and Port Smith Ry
Little Rock Junction Ry
Little Rock, MisHissippf River and Texas Ry
Louisville and Nashrille HR. (Rowling Qreen)
LouUville and Nashville RR. (S. A N. A. Div.)
Louisville and NashTiile RR. (N. O. & M. Div.)
LoulsTille and Nashville RR (St. L. Div.)
Louisville and Nashville RR (P. Div.)
Louie ville and Nashville RR. (Memp. Line)
iKwisville, New Albany and Chicago Ry
Maine Central RR .7/......
Manhattan FUilway
Marietta, Columbus and Northern RR
Marletu and North Georgia RR
Marquette, Houghton and Ontonagon RR
Mason City and Fort Dodge RR
Memphis and Little Rock RR
Michigan Central RR
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Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western RR
Milwaukee and Northern RR.
Mineral Range
Minneapolis, Ljmdale and Minnetonka Ry
Minneapolis and St Louis Ry
Minneapolis. Sault Ste. Marie and Atlantic Ry
MlnnesoU and Northwestern RR .
Missouri, Kansas snd Texas Ry
Misaourl, Kansas and Texas Ry. North of Denver.
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Missouri Pacific Ry
Mobile and Ohio RR (St. L. Div.)
Nantucket RR
Napanee, Tamworth and Quebec Ry
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Ry
Nevada County Narrow Gauge RR
Newburg, Datchens and Connecticut RR
Hew Haven and Northampton RR
w London and Northern RR
r Fori: C7«a£ni/«odIludaoa River RR
L. D. Gut«chall.
A. J. Broughel .
Leonard Finlay.
N. SUngland.
E. A. C'ampbell. .... $
L.C. Noble.
J. S. Hasen.
J. B. Adama
WUllam Grifiin.
T. W. Place.
T.J.Price.
W. B. McKenna..
D.J. Timlin.
J. McKenna.
William Garstang.
John Cafl^ey.
John King...
J. D. Ackley.
W. B. Bernard
H. Ansell
Oeorao Myers.
Ira F: Pftrie
J. H. Burnett.,
J. S. McCrum.
J. S. McCmm.
F. A.Chase.
O. H. MoKinnej
J. S. McCrum.
J.J. Baglish.
B. Amireau
S. R. Tnggle.
W. W. Layman
John Hewitt.
John Robinson.
J. M. Sanborn.
W. L. Gilmore.
A. Mitchell.
J. J. Klnsey.
David Clark
John Campbell
P. Hofpcker
C. A. Thompson —
John Simpson, Jj*
W. A. Stone
WilUam Adair
Pulaski Leeds
W.P.Pike
F. Hufsmith
P. Hnfsmith
F. Hufsmith
H. M. Lund.
C.P.Giles
J. C. Cliiford
Thomas Walsh
W.D.Robb
J. V. Siusser
Jamas Lone
Amos PlllsDury
T. W. Peeples
J. M. Sheets
C.C.Chester
W. A. Mahan
Bernard Reiley
T. Rennell
C. E. ^mart, G. M.M.
J. G. Riley
John Hickey
N.S.Kimball
John Shields
W. Tweedie
G. P. Wilson
T. A. Fraser
T. W. Heintselman.
C.W.Clarke
T. W. Newell
KBSIDBMOS.
Boiling springs, Pa.
Hartford, Ct
Malvern. Ark.
Falls ViUase, Ct
Houston, Tex.
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Amboy, 111.
Clinton, HI.
Waterloo. la.
Water Valley. MIm.
MeOomb, Mlaa.
Belleville, DL
Indisnapcdis. Ind.
Brightwood, Ind.
In(uanapolia, Ind.
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Kankakee, HI.
Palestine. 111.
Sherbrooke, Que.
Ironton, O.
Jacksonville, IlL
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Kansas City, Mo.
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St. Joseph, Mo.
Clinton, Mo.
Ksnsas City, Mo.
Tyler, Tex.
Rlchibucto, N. B.
Covington, Ky.
Mt. Sterling, Ky.
Peru, Ind.
Buffalo. N. Y.
Norwalk, O.
Elkhart, Ind.
Wllkesbarre. Pa.
S. Esston. Pa.
Hszleton. Pa.
Delano, Pa.
Weatherly, Pa.
Longlsl'ndCity.N.Y
Los Angeles. Cal.
EvansvUle, Ind.
LouisTlUe, Kv.
Edgefield, Tenn.
Argents, Ark.
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Birmingham, Ala.
Mobile, Ala.
Mr. Vernon. Dl.
Penaacola, Fla.
Memphis, Tenn.
New Albany. Ind.
Watervllle, Me.
New York, N. Y.
Marietta, O.
Marietta, On.
Marquette, Mich.
Fort DodM, la.
Argenta, Ark.
Jackson, Mich.
Chicago, 111.
Kaukauna, Win.
Fort Howard, Wia.
Hancock, Mich.
Minneapolis, Minn.
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Denison, Tex.
Parsons, Kan.
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William O. Herrin
L. Bartiett St Louis, Mo.
T. W. Newell E. Si. LouIsl 111.
C. M. Stonsbury • Nantucket, Mass.
J. A. Davis iDeseronto, Ont.
James Cullen j Nashville, Tenn.
.7. C. McCormick lOrass Valley. Cat
O. D. Holmes j Dutchess J., N. Y.
Henry Fox 'New HsTen, Ct.
I.W.Dow "New Ixindon, Ct.
Peter McQueen Gibson iW.81st8t.,N.Y.CItj
POOR'S DIRECTOBT OF RAILWAT OFFICIALS-MASTER MECHANICS. 297
MAXS or BOAD.
New York Central and Hudson River RR
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Nevr York, Chicago and St. Louis Rj
New York, Chicago and St. Looia Rj. (Western Div.).
New York and Greenwood Lake R7.
New York, Lake Brie and Western RR. (Eastern Dir.). ..
New York, Lake Erie and Western RR. (I>ela. Div.)
New York, Lake Erie aod Western RR (Susque. Dlv.)
New York, Lake Erie and Western RR. (Bofl. Dlv.)
New York, Lake Erie and Western RR. (Western Dlv.) ....
New York and Massachusetts RR
New York and New England RR.
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New York, New Haven and Hartford RR
New York, Ontario and Western RR
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio RR. (Eastern Div.). . . .
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio RR. (Wastem Div.). . .
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio RR. (Mahoning Div.).
New York, Providence and Boston RR
New York and Sea Beach Ry
New Yorlc, Susquehanna and Western RR
New York, Woodhaven and Rockaway RR
Norfolk Southern RR
Northern Adirondack RR
Ohio River RR
Old Colony RR <Main Line AC. C. Div.)
Old Colony RR. (Nor. Div.)
Olympia and Chehalis Valley RR
Oregon and California RR
Oregon Ry. and Navi;:ation Co
Oxford and Henderson RR
Peach Bottom RR
Pennsylvania RR. System.
Pennsylvania RR
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Peiisacola and Atlantic RR
Peoria and Pekin Union Ry
Pittsburg and Castle Shannon RR . .
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie RR
Port Huron and Nortliwestern Ry. .
PorUand and Rochester RR
Prospect Park and Coney Island RR
Providence and Springfield RR
Quebec Central Ry
Quebec and Lake St. John Rr
Richmond and Allegheny RR
Richmond, Predericksburf and Potomac RR. .
Richmond and Petersburg RR
Rock Islsnd and Peoria Ry
RomeRR
Sabine and East Texas RR
St. Croix and Penobscot RR...:
St. Clairsville and Northern RR
St. Helen, Houghton Lake and Western KR...
St. Johns Ry
St. Joseph and Des Moines RR
St. Louis, Alton and Terre Haute RR
St. Louis, Arkansas and Texas Ry
St. Louis and Cairo RR
St. Louis, Creve Coenr and St. Charies Ry
St. Loais, Fort Scott and WicbiU RR
St. Louis and Hannibal RR
St. Louis, Iron Mountain.and Southern RR . .
St. Louis, Keokuk and Northwestern RR
St. Paul and Duluth RR
St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba RR
San Antonio and Aransas Pass RR
Sandy River RR
San Francisco and North Pacific RR
San Pete Valley RR
Saratoga, Mount Qregor and Lake George RR. ,
Sea View RR
Scioto Valley RR
Seaboard and Roanoke RR
Sea View RR.
Shelby Iron Co. 's RR
Shenandoah Valley RR..
Shenango and Allegheny RB
John Ortton
L. L. White
A. Qonld
E. A. Miller
W.H. Lewis
F.A.Stinard
J. H. Vreeland
J.VanVechten
V. Blackbam
William Uta
J. Hawthorne
J.L.Donaldson
W. H. Griggs
E. M. Hnmstone
S. T. Whaley ••
O. C. Lackey, Hart. Dlv
E. MinshuU
J. A. Cooper
C.J.Clifford
G.W.West
L.M.Butler.
Orrln R. Whitney
W. C. Bnnis.
William Le Sear
J. S. Whitworih
M. Callahan
E. B. Jenks
F.M. Twombly
A. W. Twombly
F. Tillotaen
A.Brandt
C.C. Hobart
James B. Lawrence
W P Kirk
Th'eo! N. Ely, d.'s.Mot. Power.
D. D. Garrett
Edward L.Caam
Isaiah Paxson.
W. H. Osrothers
G. W. Stratton
R.Zane .
W.B.Norris
D. O. Shaver
N.D.Robb
R.F.Hurd
H.Ward
8. W. Haines
IC. C. Diefenbach
I C. Thompson
Martin Painter
George Futley
James Severight
M. Wakefield
William Hassman
H. Kahn
John O'Brien
Joseph Elder
O. W. Harbin I
J. J. Ryan
G. H. Corson
J. Shallcross
Isaac HopkinB.
J..M. Owens
F. A. Chase
P. H. Mnrphy
W. H. Selby..
E. I. NeweH
E. W. Chnrcfa
H. Borger
Richard J. Whalen
W. H. Harris
W. H. BarUett
C. F. Ward
W.T.Reed
P. J. MiUn
M. Saanders
Edward Reynolds
B. Bates
Thomas Todd
William Tinley...
R. Bromley
C. W. WaUter....
William Finley...
John 8. Chester. .
D.T. Kelsey
B.RichaidiQn^....
West Albany, N. T.
Syracuse, N. x .
Blast Buffalo, N. Y.
Conneant, O.
Stony Island, 111.
Pompton Janc..N.J.
Jersey City, N. J.
Port Jervis, N. Y.
Snsqnebanna, N. Y.
Buffalo. N. Y.
Homellsvllle. N. Y.
Ponghkeepsie, N.Y.
Norwood Cont.,Mass
Hartford, Ct.
Norwich, Ct
Hartford, Ct.
Middletown, N. Y.
MeadvUle, Pa.
Gallon, O.
Cleveland. O.
Providence, R. I.
Bay Ridge. L. I. ^
Woriemlyke, N. J.
RockawayB*ch,N.Y.
Berkley, va.
St. Regis FnlK N.Y.
Parkersbnrg, W. Va.
Boston, Mass.
Taunton, Maes.
Olympia, W. T.
E. Portland, Ore.
The Dalles, Ore.
Henderson, N. C.
Oxford, Pa.
Altoona, Pa.
W. PhiUdelphia,Pa.
Harrisbnrg, Pa.
Lewistown, Pa.
Tyrone, Pa.
Altoona, Pa.
Conemaugh. Pa.
Blairsville, Pa.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pensacola, Ala.
Peoria, 111.
Castle Shannon, Pa.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Port Huron, Mich.
Portland, Me.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Providence, R. I.
Sherbrooke, Que.
St. Raymond. Que.
Richmond, Va.
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Peoria, HI.
Rome, Ga.
Houston, Tex.
Mllltown, Me.
St. Clairsville, O.
St Helen, Mich.
St Angnstine, Fla.
St Joaeph, Mo.
B. St. Lonis, Ul
Tyler, Tex.
B StLonU.IU.
Florissant, Mo.
Reece, Kan.
Oakwood Jet., Mo.
De Soto. Mo.
Keokuk, la.
St Paul, Minn.
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San Antonio, Tex.
Phillips, Me.
Donahue, Cal.
Wales, W. T.
Saratoga Spa.'N. Y.
Flatbush, N. Y.
Portsmouth. O.
Portsmouth, Va.
Flatbvsh, N. Y.
Shelby I.-W., Ala.
298 POOB'8 DIBECTOBT OP BAILWAT OFFiaALS-HASTEB HECHANICS.
Bhapug, UlchfleldiiidHoTtliemBB...
SoDoiu Vallejr ER , . .
SoBlherr " — "- "• '
BoMlien
ScDthautern Rt
SrnicDia, Ontario and New York BR . .
TJSnnnnCBnLnlRR. .
Teiu U)d New Orleani Bj
Tbim and Pmciae Rjr
Hollllter
C.CrowelJ
Bdwud RejnoLU. . .
Union Faclfle Br
Union PadBc Central Branch HR
t7Ub and narlhgm Bt
ValliT Railway lOhlo)
TouillMand MldwsT RR
Tlckiborg and Haridlan Br
Tlckabnrg. Shrersport anif PacUc Bj...
Wamn and Farniwoitb BB
Wettsm and Atlantic RR.
.HacknoT.B.lf.l'.AC.D..
dement Hadnu*
C. T. Johna
A.B. Bleb
9 UKhan, S. H. P. A U
RallwajotTlarl
lldnnaBB
W«tt aboraRR .,
JaniF« HcBmh...
UleMleld. Ct.
Ko. Anion, He.
Donaline, Cnl.
Uacramantn. Cal.
Sh ADTOnio. Tex.
Pan ham, Oae,
6jneaK. M. T.
ebring Cllj\ Tenn.
Goldibivo, La.
Mardiall. Tax.
DsKioolo, Out.
Baoynu.O.
" — 'a. ni.
la. Nob.
AieblMHi. Kan.
MontEonHTT. Ala.
Or'n C'lre Sp'w.Fla.
Woodrlllc, UIi-.
NowDorbam. N,T.
Kluiton, N. T.
PiJsdinoil, W. Vb.
Wilmington and Mortham R1
Wlndaor and Annannllg Bf, .
Wiacondn Central Line
""-- and Sbrewaborji R
W. \^nld
TiaPninl. Wi».
RICHARD VOSE,
PATENTEE AND MANUFACTURER OF
GRADUATED SPRINGS
For Freight and Passenger Cars,
PEDESTAL • BOLSTER, • EQUALIZERS,
And all other Styles of Car Springs,
13 Barclay Street, NEW YORK.
^Represented by WILLIAM P. WILLIAMS, 190 Washington St., Chicago.
A. W. SLEE, St. Louis, Mo. JOHN S. SILVER, Home Office.
MASTER OAR BUILDERS.
(15) Special List of Master Cab Builders of all Railroads given ik
List No. 1.
HAXI or ROAD.
MA8TVR CAR BUILDIRS.
Adirondack Ry
Allegheny Vmlley RR
ArkftDBM MiqIadu RR
Arkansas VaUey Route
Atchison, Topeka and Santa F6 RR
Atlantic and North Carolina RR
Baltimore and Ohio RR
Bangor and Piscataquis RR.
Bangor and Portland
Bellaire, ZanesTiiie and Oineinnatl Ry
BeirsOapRR
Bodie ana Benton Ry. and Commercial Co
Boston and Albany kR
Boston and Maine RR.
Boston and Providence RR
Boston, Winthrop and Shore RR
Canadian Pacific Ry
Carillon and Orenvllle RR
Central lowaRy
Central RR of Qeorgia
Central Vermont HR
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'J.J. Trayer
! John Cowan
J. L. Worthley. .
P. Hnf smith...
IH. M. Perry
I Jacob Taylor. ..
;E. W. Grieves...
!C. H. Comins, M.
DavidVankirk
'J. W. Gregg, M. M. A C. R
I A . ZimraermaD, For. C. R
J. fl. Wymon, M. of C. R
F. D.Adams. G. M. C. B
D. C.Richardson
RISIDRXCR.
C. R
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8aratoga8pr*ga,K.T.
Verona, Pa.
Helena. Ark.
Argenta, Ark.
Topeka. Kan.
New Berne, N. C.
Baltimore. Md.
Oldtown.Me.
Bangor, Pi.
ZanesvlUe, O.
Bell wood. Pa.
Bodie, Cal.
Allston, Mass.
Lawrence, MafS.
Roxbury. Mass.
E. Bot*ton, Mas».
Montreal, Qae.
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Cheshire RR
Chiciigo, Fairchild and Ean Claire River RR
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Ry
Chicago, St. Paul. Minneapolis and Omaha Ry
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton RR
Cincinnati, Jackson and Mackinaw RR
Cincinnati, Waha)>h nnd Michigan Ry
City and Suburban By
Cleveland, Akron and Colnmbns RR
Cobonrg, Peterboro and Marmora Ry
Columbus, Hocking Valley and Toledo By
Columbus and Rome Ry
Connecticut and Passumpsic Rivers RR
Crown Point Inm Co.*s RR
Cumberland and Pennsylvania RR
Delaware and Hndson Canal Co. (Pennsylvania Div.)
Delaware Lackawanna and Western RR
Des Moines and Fort Dodge RR
Des Moines, Osceola and Southern RR
Brie and Wyoming Valley RR
Bareka and Palisade RR
Bvansville and Terre Haute RR.
jraii tsrooK v.'Oai v/O. ........ .•••......•...........•..
Freehold and New TorkRy
Fremont, Elkhom and Missouri Valley RR
Georgia RR
Houston, Eai*t and West Texas Ry
Houston and Texas Central Ry
Illinois Central System
Kansas City, Fort Scott and Gulf RR
Kansas, Gulf and Short Line RR
B[nox and Lincoln RR.
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Ry
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Ry. (Eastern DIt.)....
John Lightner.
John Coghlan
J. R. R«»nlfr, For. C. R.
A. Boiieau !(?arillou. Can.
E. E. Carver |MarBhalltown,Ta.
S. A. Charpiot Macon, Ga.
N. L. Davi^ M. M. A C. B Rutland, Vt.
H. M. Whittler, M M. A C. B.. . iBratlleboro. Vt.
A. C. Kinney, M. C. R |LyonMoantain,N.Y.
A.E. Howard 'Keene. N. H.
P.Brown Fairchild. Wis.
Chicago, 111.
Hndson, Wia.
Cincinnati, O.
Van Wert, O.
Wabash, Ind.
B. K. Verbruyck
H. L Preston
W. H. H. Allison, M. C. R....
S. S. Rigby, M. C. R
G. C. Pettv. For. C. B -
James A. Mallette, M. C. R. Savannah, Ga.
'Charles Roberts. M. C. R iMt. Vernon, O.
P. Sandry, M. of C. R Cobonrg, 0._
J. M. RocVaficld Columbus, O.
A. J. Nix, M. C. R iColumbns, Ga,
■L. F. Woodward Londonville, Vt.
jZ. C. Sherman. M. C. R Crown Point, N. Y
•Nathan Binix iMt, Savage, Md.
T. Orchard iCarbondaJe, Pa.
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R. McKenna
B. A. Avery ,
J. Houston, M. of C. R.
G. W. Simpson.
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A. S. Longley, M. C. R. ,
J. T. McC^lam ,
C. J. Butler, M. C. R.
C. H. Snedeker
W. H. Ramseyer
T. M. Preval
C. Shllawa
James McGee
Scranton, Pa.
Grand Junction, la.
Osceola, la.
Dnnmore, Pa.
Palisade. Nev.
Bvansville, Ind.
Coming. N. Y.
Freehold, N. J.
Missouri Valley, la.
Angurta, Ga.
Houston, Tex.
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Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Ry. (Michigan Div.). ..
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Ry. (Western Div.)....
Little Rock and Fort Smith Ry
Little Rock Junction Ry
Little Rock, Mississippi River and Texaa Ry
Lot Angeles and San 6abrial Valley RR
W. B. Snow , „ .
A. N. MonUer ..|Kani.ai«City,Mo.
H. C. Womeldorf, M. C. R .Tyler, Tex.
C. L. Turner |Bath, Me.
John Kirby 'ClcTeland, O.
A. C. Robson iBnffalo. N. Y.
J. Witbycomb jCleveland, O.
W. V. ftnith.
F. O. Bray .
T. B. Kirby .
F. Hufsmith
F. Hufsmith
|F. Hnfnnith ^^
W.H.LeedB \\«a Kx^^v-^x^^-
Norwalk. O.
Adrian. Mich.
Chicago, 111.
Argenta, Ark.
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VAMS or BOAD.
MA8TKB CAB mUtLOMmU,
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LoaiBTllIe, New Albany and Chicago Sy Cbarlea Collier, M. C. R.
Maine Central RR C. H. KeniMo.
Manhattan Rr
Marqaette, Houjrhton and Ontonagon RR.
Michigan Central RR
H. A. Webster, For. C. R.
H. D. Lyons
E. D. Bronner. For. C. R.
Robert Potts, For. C. R. . .
S.Irrin
J. B. Smith, M.C.R.
Missoari Pacific Ry
Mobile and Spring Hill RR. _
Montoor RR Henry Newman, M. C. R
Montpelier and Wdlt River RR C. F. Robinson, M. C. R
Na|>anee, Tamwort and Quebec Ry jE. M. Wallbridge. For. C. R . . .
Matches. Jackson and Coinmbns RR J. O. Enders, For. C. K
Newbnrg, Dntchesa and Connecticut RR 'O. D. Holmes
New Haven and Derby RR UohnM. Whitlock, M C. R...,
NewflaTenaod Northampton RR John Sweenr, For. C. R.
New Jersey and New Tork RR iL. R Van Wagncn
New York Central and Hudson River RR !L Packard
•• •• " *' iPeterSmith
" " •• " IE. Chamberlain
New York and New England RR iE. E. Pratt
New York, New Haven and Hartford RR 'J. Whitmore, Hart. Div
New Albany, Ind.
'Angnsla, Me.
iN«wYork,N.Y.
Marqnette. Mich.
Detroit Mich.
St. Thomas, Out.
St. Lonis, Mo.
Mobile, Ala.
'Imperial, Pa.
iMontpelier, Vt.
Napanee,ODt.
Naiches, Mlaa.
Dutchess June., N.T
New Haven, Ct.
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P. CarlM>n, For. C. B.. . ,
E. H.Willlama
Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain RR
Oregon Ry. and Navigation Co
Peach Bottom RR
Pittsburgh and Castle Shannon RR .W.E.Long
Port Huron and Northwestern Ry B. Hllller
Portland and Ogdensburg RR W. O. Brewer, M. C. R
Portland snd Rochester RR !E H. C. Thompson, M. C. R....
Richmond and Allegheny RR 'William Hassman
Richmond and Danville RB. -I. B. Vanghan
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" »• ♦• Z H. Smith
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac RR ■ W. H. Trainham
RioOrandeRR H. Mark wood, M. C. R.
St. Croix and Penobacot RR ;H. C. Tinker
Seaboard Air Line 8.R.Etheridffe
Seaboard and Roanoke RR |D. W. Ballentine
Shepang. Litchfield and Northern RR lEdward Clerk
SomersetRy 8. P. Monher, M C. R,
Hillsdale, N. J.
West Albany, N. Y.
Bast Rochest«r,N.T.
East Buffalo, N. Y.
' orwood Cen.,Mass.
Hartford. Conn.
M alone, N. Y.
Dalles. Ore.
York, Pa.
Pittsburg Pa.
Port Huron, Mich.
Portland, Ma.
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JSenjsmin Welch
J. Hlldebrand
A. Brewer
A. E. Benson, M. C. R
Southern Pacific Co. (Pacific Svstem)
Southern Pacific Go. (Atlantic System)
Troy and Boston RR
Ulster and Delaware River RR
Terre Haute and Indianapolis* RR i William Berry
Terre Ilante and Logansport RR {William Berry
Wabash Western Ry John Lange
Western and Atlantic RR i William Kenyon
Wisconsin Central Line ..William Cormack. ..
York and Peach Bottom Ry Samuel Rupp, M. C. R
Compy*s ShopaiH.C.
Atlanto, Ga.
•Richmond, Va.
Point I«ab«l, Tax.
Calais, Me.
I^anrenburg, N. C.
Pnrtsmouih, Va.
Litchfield. Ct.
Oakland Me.
{Sacramento, CaL
Algiera, La.
Troy, N. Y.
Rondont, N. Y.
Terrs Haute, Ind.
. Moberly, Mo.
, Atlanta, Oa.
. SteveoB Point, Wis.
. jYork, Pa.
MASTER OAR PAIXVTERS.
(16) Special List of Mastsb Cas Painters of all Bailsoads qitsn ik
List No. 1.
Allegbenj Vkllejr RB 'johaP. Strand...
A[l»nilc jind pMtllc KK Z. Qbiv.1i
UkjilDiDr[uid01ilul(l(.(lblDlilem) ilt.L. Bigclow.,..
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Cawhl™ UK ,G. D. Don
Chic.goii.ll AltouRR J. U. Keil, Tor, C. P
CUucoudBHUmlllinoii KB.... K. W. Fuat, Fur. C. P... .
ChlcifQ, Ruck lilud utd PKlflc Ri J. Ruleni'""'
ClaelDMli, WaOuli and Uictilgu Ry '" " "'~
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..|ap. HuTla.,
wcUant ud PiriiUDUle Rlran RR. .,
iwtlcutRliruRK C. B. Fulge. For
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I>BlroiI,I.uutDfwaKDiUiani RR lA P.8w«t'.....
But TaoDMtM, VlrvlDla uid OWTiU B;. J. A. linlUi, Poi
BbhIu Ud PaUiada U; Belli Lwld
Flint udPrnlUniMilc BR. WUliun aouoii.
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[icbltio Ciui»«l BR iD.D.Kobcnri
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£. Birubeni, For. C.
Ia. CuDptwll, For. C.f
:C. Sbanj, For. C. P. .
ri Fwlfle Bj . .
Uluaar
M.ng«lii
HiiruliiCciDatTNuTairOunBR-
New Yurk, ddevo and »t. Lanla Bf
Naw y«k Cltr and NurUwrn RR
New York, BoxtuHaiiDaaadWaaUniRB.. .
NarthariiaiidlloiihirMuniBl'a.
ObIo aod Hluiailiol Rr
Old Culonj HR.
OreEODKj. and MaTtsatlan C«
PorlJand and Ofdautnuv BR
W. D. DkTb, Pot. P. S
J.W.BIaiid, For.P.U
O. W. Lnlfto. For. F. 8... .
Ototga Itarpbj.
rk and Cone; latand RR. . .
I. W, Wallou. For. C. r...
Richmond, Fr«de rick sboii and 'l
Bocheilu and Lake Oolarla BR.
and PdLodm R
bl. Crulx and Pen
Bonitum Padfc Co. (PadB* 8
BooClieni PxaOc Vo. (Atlanuc I
Teiaaaod PaelflcBy
Ulaler and Delawata RR
Windaorand Aanapolin Sj...
I Redmond, For. C. f...
W.C.Plleb. For.C.P
O.H.amllta
B.8. Murfl
'^.UotailBg
-.H.UTd
W.P. MoriBE
B.W.Lteda
W. QrienoD
imrLon, W. Va.
Icmtk, U.
dirieli, Ind.
HuilialliawB, It.
Si. Albana^Vt.
Btoaijnnon, 111.
Uaovdl*. til.
TUcKO, 111.
Valjail^lEd.
.AndoaTllIe, Vc. '
iprluiflEU, Itata.
;IiimLenbiiie, Pa,
Jo»ct. N. J,
odIb, Ulch.
'.Tide.'fie"'''
KaQeaiCliy, Ho.
Lliiu, O.
New York, K. T.
Argenla, Aik.
"-— 'I, Mleb.
ila.Uo.
Hedklla, Ho.
3eDimn, Tex.
BrldHepoit, CL
Qrau Valler.Cal.
Huny Iiland. Ill,
UIgnB
!. N. Y.
ValleTFalli.RI.
ttlchmond. Va,
Cu.'i Hluipa. N. C,
'^'— lond. Va.
»^»d.wr, M. T.
Cal^a, Ma,
Bptioi^eld, Mo.
Pbillipi, Me.
inhill, Tei.
•DdoDi, M. T.
ltL»keCll»,U.T.
PUROHASINa AOENTS.
(17) Special List of Purchasing Agents of all Railroads qiyen ih
List No. 1.
N AMK OF BOAD.
PURCHASlNe AOEim.
Altbama Great Southern iR. W. Healj CindnnAti, O.
Albert Ry G. A. Kobiii»on -MUbboro, N. B.
Allegan Lake Shore Charles A. Dewing iKalamasoo, MIclu
Allegheny Valley U. D. Mason Pittsburgh, Fft.
Antwerp and Paulding ' W. FitzsimmonB, Jr 'Antweip, O.
Arizona and New Mexico W. U. Jones Llifton, Arls.
Arkannas Valley Route,
Asheville and bpartanbarg
Ashland Cual and Iron
Atchison, I'opeka and Santa F6
Atlanu and West Point
Atlantic and North Carolina
Atlantic and Pacific
Angusta, Gibson and SandcrsTille. .
Austin and Northwestern
Baltimore and Delaware Frederick Gerker
Baltimore and Ohio ,N. 8. Hill....
A. L. Horner ILittle Rock, Aik.
James Anderson l8|»artaiibura, 8. C.
Robert Peebles lAt^hland. Ky.
A. C. Armstrong.
Cecil Gabbett
Washington Bryan
A. C. Armstrong...
R. M. MitclicU
A. N. Leitnaker.
Baltimore and Potomac.
Bangor and Piscataquis.
Bangor and Portland
Bath and Uammondsport 'H. 8. Stebbins.
Bear Lake and Eastern G. W. Hopkins.
Bee Line J. L. Yale.
A. W. Sumner.
Arthur Brown. ,
C. Miller
Btillair and St. Clairsville
Bell's Gap
Belt Railway of Chicago
Bennington and Rutland
Bodie and Bi'.uton and Commercial Co
Boston and Lowell
Boston and Maine
Boston, Revere Beach and Lynn
Boston, Wiuthrup and Shore
Bowling Green and Toledo
Bradford, Burdell and Kinzua
Bridgton ttnd Haco River
Brlghthope
Brooklyn, Bath and West End I.
Brooklyn, Fiatbnsh and Coney Island
Brunswick and Western.
Buffalo, New York and Philadelphia
Buffalo, Rochoter and Pltl<^burgh
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and North
Burlington and Lamoille
Burlingion and Missouri River in Nebraska
CairoTvincenncs and Chicago
California Southern
Camden, Gloucester and Mt. Ephraim
Canadian Faclllc
Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley
Cape Girardeau Southwestern
Carolina Central
Carson and Colorado
Carillon and Grenville
Catasanqua and Fogies viUe
Central Iowa
Central RB. of Georgia
Central RR. of New Jersey
CtUMcrin Falls and Southern
Charleston and Savannah
Chateaugar
Chatham Branch
Cheshire
Chicago and Alton
Chicago and Eastern Illinois
tShicjtfo and Iowa
C. W. Troll
Topeka, Kan.
Montgomery, Ala.
New Berne, N. C.
Topeka, Ksin.
Angnsta,Ga.
Austin, Tex.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Baltimore, Md.
Bangor, Me.
Bangor, Pa.
Hammondaport,N.T
Bear Lake. Mich.
Cleveland, O.
St. CiairsviUe, O.
R. G. Ford iBellwood, Pa.
C. C. Nash
E.D.Bennett
Thomas Holt
George B. Shepherd.
George J. Fisher ...
C A. Hammond
C. A. Hammond. . . .
William A. Wiggiua
John J. Carter
M. M. Caswell
P. M. Buckingham . ,
■ N.Butler
I. L. Morrow
A. A. Gaddis
John Dougherty
G. E. Merchant
T. Stickney
G. L. Liusley
William Irving
M. A. McDonald....
A. O. Armstrong
James P. Michelion.
Alexander C. Henry.
J.W.Fry
T.F.Wheeler
JohnC. Winder
Hume Yerington. . . .
li. W. Shepherd, Jr.
C.W. Chapman
C. H. Ackert
C. H. Carson
A. Reckless
W. Hutchtogs
Pearson Hardee
A. L. Inman
1. B. Snowball
H. H. Stone
A. V. Hartwell
D. R. Patterson
William Irving
Chicago, III.
Bennington, Vt.
Bodie, cal.
Boston, Maas.
*«
Bowling Green, O.
TitusvlBe, Pa.
Bridgton, Me.
Richmond, Va.
Brooklyn, N. T.
Brunswick, Ga.
New York City.
Kocheater, M. T.
Cedar Rapida, la.
Burlington. Vt.
Chicago, lU.
Cairo, lU.
Topeka, Kan.
Camden, N. J.
Montreal, Can.
Greenaboro, N. C.
Cape Girardeam, Ifo.
Raldgh, N. C
Carson, Nev.
Montreal, Qoa.
Catasauqna, Pa.
Marifhaliton, la.
Savannal^ Ga.
Klixabeth. N. J.
Chagrin Falls, O.
Charleston, 8. C.
PUttsbnrg, W. Y.
Chatham. N. B.
Keene, N. H.
tlilcago, HL
POOR'S DIBBCTOBT OP RAILWAY OFFICULS-PURCHASINO AQBNTS.
Chic»|[o ud NorthwMUni ,
ChlcBgo uid 81. Lonlt
CliiuKo ud Weitsrn Indlknapolli
Cblc&go SPd WaUm llicblgan
Cnlogo, BurJIngwa and KUF>i<.li]r
Cbicigo, Burllnctan ud Northus
Chicago, BnrllDgtonaDd Qalnej
CbEcBgo, FiltcbJld and B«n CkJn Bl*u
Cblugo. HUmokMud 8t. ^ul
Clilcsgo, Rock lilud and nKslBc.
Chicago. SkdM Pt and CaliroruU Rt.
Ckicaeo, BL. l^aL. MInnnpolU and Omaha.
ODclnnatl and Qrcoi HItst
Clndnutl Wd 8oQtliuat«n
Cineianati, Oeorj^UKTB and PorumDntti
Clnduiutl, Indiana, St. Loalaaud Chicaita
(Hnclnnall, JsckHn and Mackinaw.
ClDciuiatl and HDaklngum Vallej
ClDdunaU, Naw OrJaana and Texaa PaclBc
ClDclniwU, HclmaandHablla
"'— innaU, Wabaah and Hkhlnn
' laatl, WaahlnKtoQ nod Balllmorc
...jDatl,Wlmling and New York
Ireland, Colnmbua, CinclDDiti and iDdlanapoll*..
Wheeling
1. Lorain
~ and Matlrll
ClOT
C'obourg, ?eierbnroand Hannon
Colondo Midland
Colnmbia and Piigct Bound
Colombna, Hocking Valley and Toledo....
m Rlvei
wii and, __,_..__.
ind LvbanauKK...
n and Fort Alleghany . .
VallB)'. .
_ rookedureik
Cumlierland and Pennsjl vanlal '.'.'.'.'.".'.'
UuiiibarUiid RH. ind Cool Co
DauUlle ami New Kivir
Delawonand Und-on Canal Co...
IMaware, Lackawanna and Weatcni
Delaware lllver....
Denver and Kio Grande
Denver and Itio Uranda Waileni
Dennsr.Ulali and PaclBc
Den HoliKa and Karl Dodge..
Deimlt, Bajr UV aiMl Alpena
Delroit, Grand nann and Ifllwankee...
Delroil, Lansing and Northern
Dniikirk, AllL'glieay lud PllUbunh ..
KnlMbnajgy
Eaaiem Keulnckj I
Inla and Goorgia Rj .
>k» Bprlnjcs R;
Fitcbbnrg Hallroad
Flint auifPere Harqne He RR
Florida Hallway anu Narlgatlon Co
Tlonda Bonihem Ry
Fonda. John:-io>m and Glovvnttlle RR
Fort Wayne, CInclnuaii and LoniaTllle BR . . .
FrankHn anil Megantlc KR
Frrn>oot. Bkbotu and Hlwonrl Valley KR. . .
Fulton Co. Narrow Hanrat UK
OaUeeton, Houetnn aniT Henderion RH. . . . ,
Geneva, lUiaca and Bayre UR
Otaod Trunk lly. (01. Weitcrn
Onlf. Odurado and Bant* Tt. . .
Hannibal osd St. Jooaph RR. .
. C. Armatniiia. . . .
C. C. Naah
Allan Baum
William Irving
George tlargrearea . . .
C. J. Wlckei^am.!!!
J.T, Crocker
'. Arnwirong.. .
_.. 8. Dndli^. ,
HalpbPtteta...
U. Touet
J.L.YbIb' '.'.
OcarTowneeiid.,
Pickcrinjc...-
'N. P. Lovirlnelon, jr
I-M.lronU
Cbarleg N. Oil nun
T. a. Newbury...
John 8. Lorinnr,
Allan Bonrue
U.K.Urtgg
J. WhiteStnJne...
W, D.Ilager
Cleveland Kout...
W. Wortblngiun!
WllllBinC. Aldnau
.. Detroit, Mkk.
1^1 Mlrn.
»o. III.
: . Ctaie^,^.
','. ai. Paul, HInn.
. . Voaemlte, Ky.
,. FlemlnKalnridL Kr.
, Cincinnati, OT
' Van Wert, O.
., niubuixb. Pa.
. . Cincinnati, O.
. . Cambridn. O,
"-"-awaa, K
Of. Oat
.. jriport Pa.
.. Lvhl(b,^a.
..CruwnPolnt. N. T.
.. Onmbcrland, Ud.
,. Puieboro, N. 8.
,. Daovtlle. Va.
. Albany, N. Y.
., SUKi. Place. K.T.
.. I'edrlctown. N. J.
, BurutaBB. Col.
" lit Lake Cliy, Utah
.. -.!nver,Col.
. hta Molnee, In. .
" - U, Mich.
..Duuklrlt,N, Y.
. . Opellka, AU.
. E. 8t. Loan. 111.
tnreko, Nev.
It Lonlr, Hd.
. . Gloveravilie, N. Y,
Fort Wayne. Ind.
.. Button, Maaa.
. . Lenlatown. IIL
. at. Lonle, Uo.
. I'liUadelphla, Pa.
. . Angnato, Ga.
,<)iandBapld>.Hhh.
■■ Miireid. Can.
304 POOB'8 DIRBCTUBT OF BAILW^T OFFICIALS— PUBCHASINQ AOBNTS.
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»DKCHilllHII ISIKTI.
HISIDIWC*.
N H« Ct
Hartford, CI.
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XiDUi Cltr. 8t Jo«phuidC. H
JUiu.iC^«id8onlte™
Cfaluco. 111-
kVkv
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POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS— PURCHASINQ AGENTS. 305
NAME OP ROAD.
PUBOHAIINe AGKKTt.
New Haven and Northampton
New London Northern
New Orleans and Northea»tern
New York and Long Branch
New York and MastMchuseiu
New York and Sea Beach
New York Central and Undson River
New York, Chicago and Si. Louis. . . .
New York City and Northern
New York, Lake Brie and Weetern . .
New York, New Haven and Hartford.
New York, Ontario and Western
New York. Philadelphia and Norfolk
New York, Providence and Boston
R. O. Cnrtis
C. P. 8i
K. W. Healy.
RnfuBBlodf^ett..
J. A. Perkins....
James T. Nelson.
Charles Reed....
M. M. Rodgers...
U. B Edwards...
W. G. Taller.
Henry A. Bishop New Haven, Ct
R D. Rickard
William A. Patton
J. L. Hayden
C. T. Demarest....
New York, Sn»qnehauna and Weetern .. . .
New Yorlt, Woodhaven and Rockaway > AnUin Corbin
Norfolk and Western i W, C. De Armond
Norfolk Southern I M. K. King
Northern Adirondack John HurcT.
Northern California !A. J. Blnney
Northern Central i A. W. Sumner
Northeastern of Georgia
Northern Pacific
North Pacific Coast
Northern and Northwestern
Norwich and Worcester
Ogdensburg and Lake Cbamplain
Ohio River ....
Ohio Southern
OidColonr
Ohio and Mississippi
L. L. McCleeky...
W.T. Small
W.P.Russell....
W. C. Schreiber..
W.W. McKim....
B. B. Burnham...
C. L. Williams...
H. C.Norton
R. W. Hnsted...
P. Brown (Actg.).
Olympia and Chehails jCharles^Sprague. .
Oregon and Califuruia ,
Ore>;on Ry. and Navigation Co ,
Pacific Coast
Pamesvilleand Yonngstuwn ,
Peach Bottom
Pennsylvania ,
Penusylvania and New York Canal and RR
Peiinsylvunia Co
Pun^acola and Perdido RR ,
People's
Peoria and Pekin LTnion
Perkiomen . ,
Philadelphia and Atlantic City ,
Phlladelpia and Reading
Philadelphia, Newtown and New York
Pittsbargn and Castle Shannon
Pitt- burgh and Lake Erie
Pittsburgh, and Western
Pittsburgh, Chartiers and Yoitghiogheuy ,
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and 8t. Louis
Pittsburgh, Port Wayne and Chicago
Pontiac, Oxford and Port Austin ,
Port Huron and Northwestern
Portland and Rochester
Potomac, Predericksbnrg and Piedmont
Prince Edward Island
Pro!«i)ect Park and Coney Island
Providence and Springfield
Quebec Central
Raleigh and AngusU Air Line ,
W. T. Bodley.
L M.Drake
J. M. Pillmore
J. A. Newcome
Renie Dickie
Bnoch Lewis
William 0. Aldenon.
William Mulilns
H. W. Simmons
W. D. Pollard
T. B. Burnett
H.Boyd
H.C.Norton
H. C. Norton
Howard Boyd
James M. iiailey. . . .
R. Evans
J.Morton Hall
K.T. Hill
William Mnllint....
William MulUnfl. ...
J. Houston
Henry McMorran . . . .
J. W. Peters
W. H. Richards
James Coleman
R. Schermerhom... .
W. Tiukham
A. H. Anderson
John C. Winder
John C. Winder.. ...
Raleigh and Gaston
Richmond and Alleghenv I W. A. Crawley
Richmond and Danville.*. J. P. Minetree
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Rochester and Lake OnUrTo
Rock Island and Peoria
Rome Rv., Georgia
Rome, Watertown and Oirdensbnrg
Rumford Palls and Buckfield
Saginaw, Tuscola and Huron RR. .
St. ClairsvUle and Northern
St. Croix and Penobscot
St. Joseph and Des Moines
Ss. Joseph and Grand Island
St. Louis, Alton and Terre Haute. .
St. Louis, Arkansas and Texas
St. Louis and Cairo
St. Louis and Central Illinois
St. Lonis and Hannibal
St. Louis and San Prancisco
81. Louis, Iron Mountain and Son them
81. Lonis, Keokuk and Kansas City
81. Lonis, Vandalia, Terre Haute and Indianapolis
M. Martin*8andUpham «...
(20)
• ••»••
T. L. Courtney .
N.fi. Ellison
H. B. Sudlow
EbenHillyer
H. M. Britton....
L. L. Lincoln
M. B. Wilkinson.
W. A. Huns
S. W. Haycock . .
William Irving...
W.J. Tench
Henry T. Nash...
P. W. Schaurte...
Charles Hamilton
H. A.PiBher
E. C. Case
P. P. Wharry. . . ,
A. Gould
William Irrinff...
C. R. Pittd\«
Middletown, N. t.
PhiladelphU. Pa.
Stonington, Ct.
98 Liberty St., N. Y.
New York, N. Y.
Philadelphia, Fia.
Norfolk, Va.
Bridgeport, Ct
Marysville, Cat
Baltimore. Md.
Atlanta, Ga.
St. Paul, Minn.
San Francisco, Cat
Toronto, Ont.
Norwich* C?t.
Ogdensburg, N. Y.
PaTkersburg,W. Va.
Indianapolis. Ind.
Boston, Mass.
Cincinnati, O.
Olympia, Wash. Ter
Portland, Ore.
San Luis Obispo.CiL
Painesville, O.
Oxford, Pa.
Philadelphia, Pa.
BESIDXNOB.
New uaven, Ct
New London, Ct.
Cincinnati, O.
Long Branch, N. J.
Poughkeepsie. N. Y.
New York, N.Y.
<<
Cleveland, 0.
High Bridge. N. Y.
New York. N. Y.
(•
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Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pensacoia, Pla.
Pottsville, Pa.
Peoria, 111.
Norristown, P».
Philadelphia, Pa.
(t
Norristown, Pa.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
(1
Allegheny, Pa.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
»i
Pontiac, Mich.
Port Huron, Miek.
Portland, Me.
Predericksbnrg, y%.
Charlottetown. P.XI
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Providence, R. I.
Sherbrooke, Qua.
Raleigh, N. C.
(.
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Richmond, Va.
it *t
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Rochester, N, Y.
Rock Island. HI.
Rome, Qa.
Oswego, N. Y.
Canton, Me.
E. Saginaw. Mlck.
St. Clairsville, O.
Calais, Me.
Chicago, 111.
St. Joseph, Mo.
St. Louis, Mo.
«<
Jerseyville, 111.
Hannibal, Mo.
St. Louis, Mo.
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306 POOR'S DIRBOTORT OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS— PURCHASING AGENTS.
JIAXI OF BOAD.
8(. Pftol Md D4ath
St. Loalf, Keokuk and Northwestera
81. PauI, MlnneaDolis and Manitoba .
St Paul Union Depot Co
SandvRlrer
Ban Francisco and North Pacific.
SAnPete
Savannah, Florida and Weitem..
Seaboard and Roanoke
Seaview
Shelbj Iron Co/B
Sheiiandoah Valley
Shenaugo and Allegheny
PUBOHASIXa AttKim.
•••••••
• • • ■ • • •
J. C. Callahan
William Irving
J. C. Morrison
C B. iiruuBon
N.B.Beai
T. W. Jolinfton
J. E.Bamberger, .ttalt Lake City, U.
A. A. AToilhe....* Itiavaunah, Ua.
KBSXDXNOl.
bt. Panl, Minn.
Chicago, ill.
&t. Paul, Minn.
»• *•
Phlllipa, Me.
San Francisco, CaL
Ship Island, Ripley and Kentucky RR
SQTer Lake
Slonx City and Paclilc
Skaneateies
Somerset
Sonoma Valley
SODth Carolina
Southern Central
Sontbem Kaneae
Southern Pacific
South Pacific Coast
Southwestern (Ky.)
Springville and Sardinia ....
Staten Island Rapid Transit
Sterling Mountain
Stewartstown
Stony Clore and Catskill Mountain
StouyCreekRR
Syracuse, Onuriosnd New York ,
l«nnes8ee and Ohio.
Terre Haute and Indianapolis
TVxas and Pacific Ry ,
Texas Trunk
Tioga.
J. A. Walton
J. L. Morrow
H. R. Stoughton..
W. C. DeArmond..
J. T. BUir
Alexander McNeill
C. L. Harris
Artbur Q. Yates.
Portsmouth, Va.
Flatbu»h, M. Y.
Shelby ;.-W., Ala.
pniiadelphia. Pa.
GreenTiUe, Pa.
Litchfield, Ct.
Kipley, Miss.
Rochester, N. Y.
R. W. Hamer... ".'.*.'.'.*.*.*.'!!.*!..*!' Chicago, il
Toledo, Ann Arbor and O. T ,
Toledo, St. Loais and Kansas City . . . .
Toledo and Ohio Central
Toledo, Peoria and Western ,
Troy and Boston
Tackerton
Union Pacific
Utah Central
Utah and Nevada
Vaca Valley and Clear Lake
VaUey Rv. (Ohio)
Vicksbuig and Meridian
Vicksbnrg, Sbreveport and Pacific. . . .
Yicgiuia and Tmckee
WaTia^h, Ry
Wabash^nester and Western RR
Wabash Western Ry
Waterloo and Magog Ky
Western and Atlantic
Western Counties
Western Maryland
Western RR of Alabama
West Shore
Weston and Buckhannon
West Virginia Central and Pituburgh.
Wheeling and Blm Qrove RR
Wheeling and Lake Brie
Williamatown and Delaware River. . . .
Wilmington and Northern
Wisconsin Central
Wood River Branch
Worcester and Sbrewsbary
York and Peach Bottom
YougUiogheny
• • ■ • a • I
J. McNamara.
W.M. Ayer
T.W.Johnston....
S.B.Pickens
U.D. Titus
A. C. Armstrong...
Timothy Hopkins..
Charles S.Neal....
J. C. Hose
B.Chaffee
W. U. LewU
A. W. Humphreys.
James Fulton.. ..
S. D.CoylftndaU...
Howard Boyd
Albert Allen
H.M. Aiken
C.R Peddle
N. B. Shcrwin
H. K. Irvine
W. O. Tullen
H.W. Ashley ...
W. H. Petti bone...
J. M. Ferris
B. Warren .
C. H. Uubbell
J. J. Pharo
;s. R. Calloway
Is. H. Hills
W. W. Riter
A. V. Stevenson...
M. H. Farrasey....
R. W. Uealy
|R. W. Uealy
I Hume Yering ton . . ,
Richard J. ^es...^
J. L. Hinckley ...
H. U. Wellaian...,
;J. B. Fmvoye
;R. a. Anderson
!j. Brignell
I Robert J. Adair....
'Cecil Gabbett
Charles Reed
A. H. Knnst
G.W.Harrison....
C. Hersch
W. K. Woodford
S. Garwood
A. O. McCausland.
C.C. McLeod
L. M. Barber ......
J. B. Bigelow
S. M. lOnifold....
Albert Ford
Skaneateies, N. Y.
Oakland, Me.
San Francisco, CaL
Cliarlesion, s. O.
Auburn, N. Y.
Topeita, Kan.
San Francisco, Cal.
*.
Harrodsburg, Ky.
Sprlngvillo, N. Y.
Newiork, N. Y.
ti »»
Stewartstown, Pa.
Rondout, N. r.
Morrlstown, Pa.
Syracuse, N. Y.
ICogersvUitr, Tenn.
Terre Haute, Ind.
DalUs, Tex.
I* »•
New York, N. Y.
Toledo. O.
it
(i
Peoria, 111.
Troy, N. Y.
Tuckerton, N. J.
Omal&a, Neb.
Salt Lake City, U.
salt Lake, U.
VacaviUe. Cal.
Cleveland. O.
Cincinnati, O.
Carson City, Nev.
Chicago, 111.
Chester, Hi.
St. Louis, Mo.
St. Johns, P. <i.
Atlanta, Qa.
Yarmutith, N. S.
Baltimore, Md.
Montgomery, Ala.
New York. N.Y.
Weston, W. Va.
Piedmont, W. Va.
WheeUng, W. Va.
Toledo, O.
WiUiamstowu, N. J.
Wilmington.liel.
Milwaukee, Wis.
Hope Valley, R.I.
Worcester, Mass.
York, Pa.
Irwin, Pa.
ASSOCIATIONS OF RAILROAD OFFICIALS AND
RAILROAD EBIFLOTES.
(18) List of Officers of Associations of Eailroad Officials akd
Bailroad Employbs (Steam and Street).
American AfsocUtlon of Train Dtspatcheri. C. R.
Wescott, President, Homelleville, N. Y.; Edward D.
Wells, Vice-President, Buffalo, N. T.; Thomas F.
Fitzgerald, Secretary and Treasurer, Boffalo, JN. T.
BxecntiYe Committee: ^. J. Martin, Chairman, Olean,
N. Y.; J. S. Watton,Meadville, Pa.; R. S. Seibert,
Newark, N. J.; F. J. Armstrong. Coming, N. Y.;
J. B. Slocom, Buffalo, N. Y.; W. C. Bryant, (X>nneaat,
N. Y.
American Street Railway Association. Thomas W.
Ackley, President, Philadelphia, Pa.; Albert O. Clark,
1st Vice-President, Ciocinnati, O.: William H. Sin-
clair, 2d Vice-President, Galveston, Tex.: Prentiss
Cummings, 8d Vice-Preuident. Cambridge, Mass. ; W.
J. Ricbardii>on, Secretary and Treasurer, Brooklyn,
N. Y. Executive Committee : Julius S. Walsh, St
Louis, Mo.; Henry Unrt, Washington, D. C; C. D.
Wyman. New York, N. Y.: A. trerett, Cleveland, O.;
S. Spaulding, Buffalo, N. x . Office, cor. Atlantic and
Third avenues. Brooklyn. N. Y. Next annual meet-
ing will be held in. Philadelphia, Pa., on the third Wed-
nesday in October, IftfT.
American Ticket Brokers* Association. F. T. Linden-
be^er. President, Detroit, Mich^Samuel T. Flsk, lit
Vice-President, Toledo, O.; A. WeilerSd Vice-Presi-
dent, Pittsburgh, Pa. : J. Frank, Sd Vice-President,
New York, N. Y.; H. C. Meader, Secretary and Gener-
al Manager, Louisville, Ky ; Frederick Manget, I'reas-
urer, St. Louis, Mo. Executive Committee : Qustav
G. Lansins, Cnairman, New York, N. Y.; L. Salomon,
Chicago, ul.; Thomas O'Brien, Cleveland, 0.; George
M. McKensie, Chicago, III. Arbitration Committee :
E. A. Mulford, Chairman, Chicago, 111.; J. J. Waizer*
Chicago, lll.^ T. Sheckells, Quiacy. III. Auditing
Committee: W. iV. Bailey, Chairman ; W. Willongh by,
Denver, Col.: Simon Stelner, St. Louis, Mo.; W. S.
Duckworth, NastiYilltt, Tenn. General Ofllce, Louis-
ville, Ky. Next annual convention will be held in
Cleveland, O., on the 12th and 13th of May^ 1887.
American Train Dispatchers' Association. Q. W. Bab>
bitt, President, St. Thomas. Out.; F. J. Martin, Vice
President, Clean, N. Y.; E. J. Peabody, Secretary and
Treasurer, Chicago, 111. Executive Committee: J. B.
McUormic, Chairman, Denver, Col. ; T. B. Campbell,
Laredo, Tex.; E. A. Smith, Boston, Mass.; A. A. Zion.
Indiunapolis, Ind.; William Kilpairick, Chicago, HI.;
W. W. Polk, Water Valley, Miss.; I. H. McEwtn,
Jersey City, N. J. The next annual meeting will be
held at poston. Mass., on June 14th. 1887.
Asfociation of North Americsn Railroad Superinten-
dents. W. H. Stevenson, President, New York, N. Y. ;
J. M. Methesny, 1st Vice-President, Grsnd Rapids,
Mich.; H. F. Royce, 2d Vice-President. Chicago, 111.;
J. F. Divine, Sd Vico-President, Wilmington, N. C;
Waterman Stone, Secretary, Providence. R. 1.; C. D.
Hammond, Assistant Secr<;tary, Albany, N. Y. ; R M.
Snily, Treasurer, Petersburg, Va. Executive Com-
mittee : I. D. Barton, L. W. Palmer, A. A. Folsom.
J. T. Furber. The next annual meeting will be held
in New York on Tuesday, April 11th, 1897.
Association of Railroad Superintendents of Chicago.
A. G. Amsden, 1st Vice- Pret*! dent, Chicago. 111.;
Charles Watts, 3d Vice-President, Logansport, Ind.;
K. U. Britton, Secretary and Treasurer, Chicago, 111.;
The meetings are held on the Thursday preceding the
third Tuesday of each month.
Association of Railroad Telegraph Superintendents. A.
R. Swift, President, Chicago, 111. ; George L. Lang, I
Vlce-Pretldent, Boston, Mass.; P. W. Drew, Secretary
and Treasurer, Chicago, Dl . The next meeting will be
held in Boston, Mass., on Jnly 13th and 14th, 1887.
Association of the Surgeons to the PennsylvuUa Com^
£any. J. H. Treesei, President, Alliance, O.; E. W.
lee, Vice-President, Chicago, III.; J. J. Buchanan.
Secretary, Pittsburgh, Pa. Executive Committee :
A. W. Ridenour, Masfttllon, O.; G. W. McGarvon, Van
Wert, O.; S. 8. Thorn, Toledo, O.
Aflsociatlon of Travelling and Contracting Freight
Agents. William M. Bnrgard, President, Charles O.
Lovell, Vice-l'resldent, S. W. McCrea, Secretary.
Sxecutive Committee : H. C. Underbill, J. J. Mosa-
man, Seth D. Caldwell, Louis C. Northrup, C. O.
Sears.
Association of Contracting Freight Agents. J. D. Welsh,
President, Cincinnati, O.; W. W. Whitacre, Vice-
President; James N. Veitch, Secretary, Cleveland. O.;
L. 8. Fairchild, Treasurer. The next annuel meeting
will be held at the Russell House, Detroit, Mich., on
the second Thursday in August, 1887.
Association of Railroad and Steamboat Agents of Bos-
ton. Joseph L. White, President ; W. U. D. Coch-
rane, W. 8. Prentiss, A. A. Smith, James S. Smith,
A. H. Torrlcelli, Vice-Presidents; A. T. Kimball,
Treasurer ; L. E. Cbalenor. Secretary, Boston, Msaa.
Executive Committee : O. W. Jordan, E. A. Newell,
8. W. Manning, A. J. Simmons, C. A. Faxon, B. 8.
Merchant, L. H. Palmer, I. J. Bassett. The next
annual meeting will be held In Boston on the flrat
Saturday after the first Monday in Jsnuury, 189B.
Boston and Maine Relief Association. D. W. Sanborn,
President; Augustus Colby, Vice-President: A. A. In-
Klls, Secretary end Treasurer. Directors : D. W. 8an-
rn, Auguftus Colby, William E. Meade, William H.
Htgue, John Hunnewell, J. A. Prescott, A. A. Howe,
Anhnr Pickering, D. A. Smith, E. S. Foye, W. B.
Hatch. Finance Committee : J. M. Macdonald, B. A.
Maxfleld, N. E. Cate.
Brotherhood of Railroad Brakemen. S. B. WilklnBoa,
Grand Master, Galesburg, 111.; Neil Sullivan, Vice-
Grand Master, Binghamton, N. Y.; E. F. O'Shea,
Grand Secretary and Treasurer, Galesburg, 111.; L. O.
Foster, Jr., Grand Organizer and Instructor, Ithaca,
N. Y.; Grand Trustees : Daniel Cease, Phillipsbnrg,
N. J.; Daniel McCarthy, Oneonta, N. Y.; T. J. Shea-
ban, Denver, Col.; Charles W. Flanders, 139 Ferguson
Ave. . Hamilton, Can. The next annual convention
will be held at Blnghamton, N. Y., commencing Mon-
day, October 17th, 1887.
Brotherhood of Railway Section Foremen of North
America. D. Conghlin. Grand Chief Foreman, Stan-
berry. Mo.; A. Mitchell, Vice-Grand Chief Foreman.
Council Bluffs, la. : M. Scanlan. Grand Secretary and
Treasurer, Council Bltiffs. la.; 8. A. Oren, Secretary
and.Treasurer, Insurance Department, Mount Aubnm,
la. ' Next annual meeting firDt Wednesday and Thurs-
day after first Monday in October, 1887.
Oar Accountanta* Association. A. P. Wilde, President,
Topeka, Kan.; F. J. Hoyle, Vice-President, Knox-
Yille, Tttnn.; H. H. Lyon, Secretary. Bloomiagton, UK,
E. M. Borton, Treasurer. Chicago, III. The next an-
nual meeting will be held in Atlanta, Ga., on April 19,
1887.
Central Clnbof Car Accountants. H. G. Sleight, Chair-
man; D. W. Mooar, Secretary. Executive Committee:
George H. Weeks, H. C. Johnston^ J. W .^w^^
CentralRattway a\xb, BL.'S..^»iw^'ft,^'«»\^«x;^^^B>^^-
308 POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RY. OFFICIALS-RR. OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYES.
N. Y.; T. Snlllvin, Vice-President, St. Thomas, Ont ;
B. ChamberUtn, Secretary and Treasarer, Buffalo,
N. Y. Axecotive and Financial Committee : R. H.
Sonle, Chairman, B. Chamberlain, W. F. Tnrreff, F.
B. Griillth, John Kirbr, R. C. Blackall.
Chicago, fiarllDffton and Qaincy £inploy68* Protective
Association. L. O. Ooddard, Prenident. Chicago, III. ;
J. D. Beeler, Vice-President, Galeshnrg, 111.; John
La«8, Secretary, Galesburg, III.; F. C. Smich, Treas-
ttrer» Chicaico, 111. Directors : T. J. Potter, Chicago,
111.; L. J. Allen. Aurora. 111.; R. V^. Colville, Galea-
bnrg. 111.; 8. B. Harrington, Burlington, la.; C. F.
Leonard, Creston, la. The next meeting will be held
in Burlington, la., June 14th, 1887, at 9 ▲. M.
Chicago Railroad Association. William S. Baldwin,
^ President, Chicago, 111.; A. V. H. Carpenter, Vlce-
-£ President ; Charles H. Grant, Secretary. Executive
Ooounittte : A. H. Hanson, James Charlton, W. A.
Thrall.
Cincinnati Railroad Association. T. D. Rhodes, Presi-
dent, W. H. King, Vice-President, Charles O. Tange-
man, Secretary and Treasurer, Cincinnati, O. The
next annual meeting will be on the 15th of April, 1887,
IB Cincinnati, O. Monthly meetings on the 15th of
each month in Cincinnati, O.
Cincinnati. Hamilton & Dayton Railroad Employ6t*
Mutual BeneUt Association. Directors : W. J. Mul-
Yihill, B. F. Edgecomb, William Coakley, George C.
Smith, H. Pierce, B. O. Thomas, H. G. Stiles, J. Taub-
ken, J. F. Touse, George Dierenbach. W. M. Hamil-
ton. Officers : Joseph Ramsey, Jr., President, C. H.
Rockwell, 1st Vice-President. NV. L. O'Brien, 8d Vice-
Preaideni L. A. Barber, 3d Vice-President, S. J.
Hodges, Secretary and Treasurer.
Eastern Railroad Association. William D. Bishop,
President ; Theodore N. Ely, Vice-President ; A. A.
Folsom, Treasurer; Andrew McCullum, Secretary
and General Counsel.
General Freight Agents* Association of the West. A. C.
Bird, President ; F. B. Clarke, Vice-President ; George
M. Bogue, Secretary, I'reasurer and Arbitrator ;
J. N. Faithorn, Commissioner.
General Time Convention. George W. Parker, Presi-
dent, St Louis, Mo.: K. R. Bridgero, 1st Vice-Presi-
dent, Wilmington, N. C; J. M. Toucey, -^d Vice-
President, Grand Central Depot, New York, N. Y.;
W. F. Allen, Secretary, 46 Bond Street, New York,
N. Y. Executive Committee : George W. Parker,
R. R. Bridger^ J. M. Toucey, Charles B. Pugh, T. M.
R. Talcott, J. T. Harahau, H. B. Stone, James
McCres^ B T. D. Myers. Committee on Uniform
Train Rules and Teiexruphic Orders : K. H. Wade,
B. B. Thomas, H. B. Stone, H. Walters, J. T. Hara-
han, William liogers, C. D. Gorham, R. Pitcairn.
Committee on tno • Twenty-Four O'clock System ";
C. Nsilson, G. M. Beach, H.S. Haines. Committee
on Uniform Cur Mileage Reports: 0. H. Hudson,
T. B. Clark, E. Gallup. S. M. Prevost, T. W. Bur-
rows. Nominating Ctimmittee: K. H. Wade, John
W. Green, J. U. Kendrick.
' Grand Iniematioual Brotherhood of Locomotive Bn-
ginecrv. F. M. Arthur, Grand Chief Engineer, Cleve-
amd, O.; T. S. Iiigraliam, Fin-t Grand Buginesr,
Cleveland, O.; J. R. Spragge, Second Grand Bugmeer.
Toronto, Ont.; H. C. Hayn, First Grand Assistant
Bngmeer, Cleveland, O ; A. U. Cavner. Second Grand
As«lstant Engineer, San Francisco, Cal.; John Hill,
Third Grand Assistant Engineer, Chicago, III ; J. C.
Porter, Grand Guardian, Aurora, 111.; Deloss Everett,
Grand Chaplain, Philadelphia, P. A. The next an-
nual convention will be held at Chicago, 111., on Oc-
tober 10th, 1R87.
Indiana Tram Despatchers' Association. A. A. Zion,
President, Indianapolis, Ind.; C. W. Buchanan, Vice-
President, Union City, Ind.; L. A. Boyd, Secretary,
ludlanapolls, Ind. Executive Committee : Officers
as above and M. S. Connors, Indianapolis, Ind.;
R. B. Woolsey, Terre Haute, Ind. ; H. C. Howard,
Lafayette, Ind. ; S. T. Blizzard, Indianapolis, Ind.
International Association of Travelling Passenger
Agents. N. R. Warwick, President, Cincinnati, O.;
C. S. LaFollette, Vice-President, Lafayette, Ind.;
W. H. Holabird, Secretary, Bloomington, Hi.; J. A.
Qainlan, Treasurer, Milwaukee, Wis. Executive
Committee : W. W. Lord, Jr.. Harrisburg, Pa.; A. G.
^^ Baker. Columbia, Pa.; Howard J. Ball, Philadelphia,
■^Pj^jJames A. Webb, Columbus, O.; Edward F.
^^"t Car Inspectors* Association. J. R. Petrle, Chair-
J>, BJuck Rock, m, Y.; Charles Waughop, Hcc-
retary, B. St. Louis, 111. Executive Committee:
B. Neil, Kansas City, Mo.: J. W. Surk, Toledo, O.;
Thomas Sills, Suspension Bridge, N. Y.
Master Car Builders' Association. B. K. Verbryck,
President, Chicago. III.; W. McWood, Ist Vice-Pres-
ident, Montreal, Cau.- J. W. Cloud. 2d Vice Presi-
dent, Altoona,Pa.; E. W. Grieven, 3d Vice- President,
Baltimore, Md.; Jolm Kirby, Trea^'urer, Cleveland,
O.; M. N. Forney, Secretary, Ne^r York, N. Y. Ex-
ecutive Committee: F. D. Adams, AliHton, Mass.;
L. Packard, West Albany, N. Y.; K. B. Wall. Colum
bus, O. Next annual convention at Mhmeapolis,
Minn., bei^uuing Tuesday, June 14th, 18b7.
Master Car and Locomotive Painters* Association.
J. C. Stout, President. Armstrong', Kan.; E. L. Bige-
low, 1st Vice-Presid«iir, Baltimore, Md. : J. J. Mur-
phy, 3d Vice-Pree»ident, Louisville, Ky.; Robert
Mc&eon, Secretary and Treasurer. Kent, O. The
next annual meeting in New York, Weduesday, Sep-
tember 7th, 1877.
Master Mechanics' Association. Will'am Woodcock.
President, Blizabethport, N. J.; JkcoI) Johann, Ut
Vice-President, Huntington, Ind.; R. H Briggs, 2d
Vice-President, Eilzabethiown, Ky.; J. H. Sctchei,
Secretary, Dunkirk, N. Y.; George Richards, Trees
urer, Boston, Mans.
Michigan Passenger Agents' Association. W. A. Car-
penter, President ; F. I. Whitney, Vice-President ;
ueorge B. Kins, :Secret iry, Detroit, Mich.
National Association of General Ba/gage Agents.
B. A. Sadd, President, Chicago, III.; D. M. Christie,
Vice-President, Detroit, Mich : J. E. Quick, S«xre-
tary and Treasurer, Detroit, Mich. Executive Com-
mittee: George A. Morton, J. L. Freeman, W^ I.
Robinson. Next nemi-anuual meeting at I>enver,
Wednesday, July 20th, 1887.
National Association of General Pa8e>engcr and Ticket
Agents. J. N. Abbott, Prci^ident, New Yoik, N. Y.;
A. C. Dawes, Vice President, St. Jwn*ph. Mo.; A. J.
Smith, Secretary aud Treasurer, Cleveland, O. Ex-
ecutive Committee : W. S. Baldwin, Chicago, 111.:
S. F. Boyd, Minneapolis, Miun.; J. II. Buchanan,
Missouri valley, la.; C. II. Cromwili, Montgomery,
Ala.; A. S. Hanson, Boston, Mast*.; H M. Brunsou,
Indianapolis, Ind. General Commiit^e: J. It. Mac-
Mnrdo, Richmond, Va.; J. S. Emery. Rochester,
N. Y.; D. Wishart, St. Loui^, Mo. Next meeting at
Washington, D. C, March 15th, 1887, ai U a.m.
New England Association of Traiu Dihpaichers. J. N.
Ross, HPresidt-uL, Boston, Mat's.; Th«>uia8 H. Milft?,
Vice-Pre^ideut. Boston, Muss.; S. A. D. Forrlstail,
Secretary and Treasurer, Bostou, Ma^8. Executive
Commiitee : C. H. Swasey, Bonton, Mass.; F A.
Cor«y, Boston, Mass ; B. U. Sievem*, North Adams,
Mass.; C. H Mort^e, Fiichburg, Mars : A. J. C'otri-
vean, St. Johnsbury, Vt.
New England General Fi-eighl Agents' Association.
W. J. Wlllard, President, Lyndonvillc, Vi.; W. 8.
Eaton, Vioe-Prcsident, Portland, Mc; Frank Owei:,
Secretary, Ogdensburg. N. Y. The next annual meet-
ing will be held in;ihe.*rooms of the PatUfioder Railway
Guide in Boston on January 20th, 1888.
New England General Ticket and PASsengcr Acenth*
Association. F. H. Kingsbury. Prcsl^it ; J. R.
Watson, Vice-Pret'idcnt : C. A. Walle, Secretary.
Executive Committee : E. C. Watson, 0. H. Foy, O.
H. Briggs.
New England Railway Club. J. W. Marden, Presi-
dent, Boston, MsHtf.; J. N. Lauder, Vice-President,
Boston, Mass.; J. M. Ford, Secretary and Treasurer,
Allsion, Mass. Executive Committee : J. W. Mar-
den, J. N. Lauder, F. D. Adams, O. Stewart, D. C.
Richardson, John Kt^t, C. J. Post, F C. Mosely, (i.
H. Billings. Financial Cominitios : S. D. Nye, F.
M. Curtltt. OBgoi«d Bradley, T. W. Get man. George
Buntln, il. L. Leach, F. D. Sherburne, G. W. Peck,
C. W. Sheronrue. The next annual meeting will be
held March 9th, 1887.
New England lioadronslers* Association. A. C.
Stevens, President, Boston, Mas^.; •). d. Lane, Vice-
President, Hartford, Ct.; E. v\'. Horner, Chaplain,
Rutland, Vt.; W. F. Ellis, Secretary, Woonsocket,
R. I.; John R. Patch, Treasurer, Spiingfl Id, Mas^.
Executive Committee : P. A. Eaton, Manchcrter, N.
H.; L. H. Perkins, New Haven, Ct.: G. W. Bishop,
W. F. Ellis, Woonsocket, K. 1.; A. C. Stevens. Bo-
ton, Mass. The next annual meeting will be held at
Hartford. Ct., on October 10 aud.30, 1887.
New York Freight Contracting Agents' Assodstion.
R F. First, President ; Thomas J. Nicholi, Vice-Pres-
POOB-S DIRECTORT OF RY. OFFICIAl^— RR. OFFICIALS AS» EMPLOYfiS. 309
U«nl; W. J. Lerny. Tre«»Br«
Lxd«k.
SccRUr/; Ji
Truateec; Ij. i oim
a, B. Ilowdl. F. Klohi. .
Cljy uiilJJoraiern Empio'
; JuDie* Abnmf , I
I, CurreipondlDgH*
I. CbuleiHnwla.l
il B<n<
fll AuoclalldD. ThOuiii MII1<.'U. Preatduet ; W. J>,
DiyIm, V<ce-Pnt<t<l«iit:C. P. CurtH, Secniiry ■
J. M«hBr. ColT«pondiIllr^Bcrl-tsr- ■ "— >• = '
lion. TTMlnrer. BireoFli- Comi _.
BMir*. H. C. MooiB, e. K. GMnnun.
OEIn aula Tnmwu Amiciarios. D. W. BItchhI. Piw-
IdsDt, BprlDKBeld; O.; J. M. Dnharlf, Vioa-Ptwl-
dan^ClDein■uU<. 6.: U. A. Biertit.ew-.ralu*. Clri*-
Und. O.; i. B. Huma. TrtMarer. CttislUDd. O, Ei-
ucUKa CcHiuBlU*e: I. r. Khipberd, Tulodo, O.; ud tU
tbanannMibon, TheneituDDaal inecliiu*rlI1 ba
held DUdarthakuiplcef lit IlieCitlMD*' StrcatBr. Co.
■t BurlDEfleld, O., on Wednai>daT. Novenih«r !«, I«.
Old Colonr Riilrmd B«DeHclal AaMclallan. O. W.
WllaoD, PraildcDt ; Fiamont Wl.liicn Bacretarr : O.
F. RiuHll. Tremaurer : O. W. Wildo. FioaniUt 8ecr«-
twj Dlracton : J. C. Hanborn. Ococie T. Tarlor,
N.B. Bbkfonl. D. P Deamond. W. E. I'lerca. O. W.
WllioB. O. W. Hcilhrwik. F. iVhUun. A. O. Brnwn,
C F, Riuaall, W. R. Ward, G. W. Wllda. C. B,
Scan. I'niWic : Q. W. Wllda, S. C. Patnim, J. C.
Sanboro. Audllart: C. F. llimmoad, Q. W. Hol-
brook.P.W.JackMMi.
Onlar of Railway Coniluctari. C. S. Whnlon, Onnd
Cblet Conduclor : WUItam P. Danfala. Onnd Hccm-
UrTandTrwDriv; B. h. Palaltf.CtalatCondiiclor: K.
L. I'olU, AadgtantOlilelCoDdnvlor ; E. Cowan. Bao-
ond Chiar CoDdnctor ; V. A. BDrnctl, Secntarr ud
Traaannr : W. J, Dnrbln. 8f niut Conduelor ; W. W.
Flaek. Jmitw Condaclor ; Cbarlaa W. B"B— •--"-
SehtlDcl : John H. Hull, Outalda Santlxal
One*, Chicago, II], Kaitannnal coDven
Otieana. KajF 10, I8ST, ■»! P. M.
PanniylTaota Compaor Hutoal Benelt Al
M. V. Hillar. Pnaldanl. BridK*P5>rt, O ; W. F. Roa*.
Ill Vlca-Pi-Mldant. Allcihanj,Fa.; O. B. Bradwar,
Id Vic«-Pl»il<lant, Fort WafOa, Ind ; D. A. Brandt,
«f»l Seeretarv and 1.
ail* ""JT*"!"" «,A1'I""". O., on JolT »\. 1887.
F. Haalnrd, Prwldent : TDomu S. Bocba. 1» V!c
Praiideni; B. P. Bond. N Vlcc-Prealdenl : H.
P«ltrow, SMTtaUrj aad Trmi<nr«r. Columbm, O. ; j
" "'—-'- "— — ctiloajoMU.; B. W,Bnma,Aln
Wcdnaadaj In Octobur, 1881.
Railway ODcara'
dant, Cincinnati. O.i RohartBlis, lii Vici
" 'and, o.; J. T, HarabaTi, W VI.
H. atewMt, P:
Preaidant,
■vllle, Kt ; J, F. Miller^ Id Vice-
-""!< c
Lonlivllle, Kj ; a, r. .bhiet,
InrabBf, O,: Jolin K, Roat.'l'r
CharlM H. Boagbtoa. ftHralarr, Cincinnati, O.
BillHaT Pa««Dnr avd Frelflit Conducton' Matoal
AldandBenaBiAtMcLatlonol iha Unltad StaCa ud
Canada. John R aaodr. Pra-ldant, Chicago,:" —
S.aaara.latVicc-Pruident. Adrian, Mlcb.: B
n™.. ""'-a-Pr^.idant.KanaaaCIly, Ho.;!
Board or dIi
'<f°-I_»«"'
and T[«.
-.. Laaml
lalnrlon.
madz'. Vim-Pnaldent, llaitiiigf. Hlnn. ; O. I. Rlck-
aid.^acreUry, UcriUan. Wi« ; O. L. Sptnk, Tnm'-
orer, PrlucitoB. Kjr. E«cuU« Commlllee r O. P.
Talmadga, Haaiinp. Mien.; T. J. Kean, Lnaltrllla,
Xj.; Q. Lawia, Klrtlud. III. : C. a Atralatead, BolUra,
inaa,; J.C,Dai*alng.Mea|tbla.Tgnn.:E.L Hobarl,
0«dar Baplda. laTWank Bockler, BalnbrMga. O.;
L. A.ClBAr.CulaBbu.Nab. Na it annual oouiMl-
Uon In Ulmaap^la, conuaenclng Jnlt W, 1WI.
Ballway TrjHclIlac Andilwa' Aaaociation Oeoqce E.
Terrjr Preaidfnl. Albaar, N. Y.: F. N. RaTdao.Vlce-
Preildent, BBllAro r "■ ■ ■" " '' ■• ■>
Trtaraiar, BatUe Ct
load Haatam' Aaaoclatlon ot Aineilca. J. W. Orals,
Preildant ; C. E. Jon»» and n. Colfmaa, Vi«-Pr*a-
danta: D. H. Lovirl]. tjecretarT ; Thoniaa Adaouoa,
ttleeplng-Cai Conduclr>rt' Mutnal Aid AaaoclltlOB or
Nonh America. William B. Booa. itaajdent, Baltl-
maro. Md : P. C Franklin and J. H. Livlngatan.
Vlea-Pteatdeoii. Clileago. Ill; S. W. 101^ Sacratarr
andTrtaoarer. l^hicigo, ni. Dlraclora : E. P. V^tlan-
Una, Chlnajjo, HI.; W K. Tnbnati, Baltlmora, Md.;
J. D.Haggcnton. Chicago. 111.; W. II.Graaar, Baltl-
nore, Md.; P. L. Audnwa. Haw York, H. T, KeiC
annual convanlion In Cblngn In October. \9lt.
8lr«ct (Tbsl Hallway Aaaodailon of tb* State or New
York. O. H. Scnbiicr. Preaidant. New York, H.T.i
CbiaaceT C. Woodworib. lat Vke-Pmldenl. Roche*-
ter. N. Y.; John W. McNamara. M Vk«-Pm>ideait.
Albany.N.Y.; William J. Rlchar" ~ - ■
•^— — Brer, Bro"^''"* " ^ """'
Scrfbner, .
ardaon. Brooklyn
K. Y.: William B.
While, New York
will be held Ib .
Traaanrer^Brooklyn, N. Y. 'BiecntI
'rain DiaM'cheri' Aaaoclatloi
d*nl. BnlEilo. N.Y. : Jubn B
ird, Brooklyn, N. Y.: William
~ mrtttop
Praal-
Buffalo, M.T.; E. D. Weill, i .
Boliila. N. Y. EiecutiT« CommltlM: J. W. Lyaa-
han, W. C. Bryant. J, S, Wataon.
Train Dlapalchara' Aaaoclailon. O. W. Babbitt. Pr«ai-
daot, St. Tbomu. Ont.: P. J. Hartln,
Olaan, N.Y.; E. J. Paabndf. B-creury
Markn, la, Bitcnilve Committee: l_ _,_», ^.
E Boogbnler, Foit Woitb. TsE.; kl dlMriet, A. A.
aon, India nap- 4 la. Ind.; Sd district. J. B. UcOoirinlc,
Danrar, Col. : 4lb dlalrict, W. W. Polk. WiHr VaUar,
Hlaa.; Sth dlftrlct, W. 1, Allen ; Stk dlalrlct, I. B,
HcBwan ; 7th dletrict. K. A. Hinllb.
Train Dlautchera' Aaaoclitlau. New York and Hew
Jeney filalrtct Aanembly. E. E. Lawla. Preddant,
JeraayClty. N. J.; J, H. Onlig, Via.preaMent,Loa(
lalud CHiy. N. Y.i W. C. SaitlgaD. 8«<TaiBiT and
Tnaaarar, HlddlaloffD.N. T. BiecailreCoouBllMa:
J. Colcban. Hoboken. N. J.; C. U. Bopklaa, Nor-
wich. N. Y.: C. Hnlllinn. ElngalOD, N. T.
Wralcn AiKiclatlon of Oanaral Paiaengat and TlikK
AgenU. B. F. Honitr, Freaideni, Clevdand, O,; W.
B. Smllk. Vlce-PrE*ldeDt, Lhlaaro, 111.; J. E. Hasnl-
nn. Secretary, Cedar Kapida. I*. SiKstlia Oon-
mlOee: WUQam Hill, F. Chandler, W. U. KIhe.
J. a. Bicbanan.
W»(ani Gaaenl Freight AgenU' Aaioclallnn. B. B.
Rildey. Praaldent ; J. F. Goddard, Vlce-Praddaat i
GeoTRe M. Bogne. Trwanrer ; F. French, EacraUry.
Waalarn Railioad AaaoclatloB. B. F.Ayer, Preaidant:
Omtt Pay-on, General Connril and TraaanMI ; O.
R. BalMnr. Secrrlary. Cbic go, II). Baud of DtTeOt-
ora : B, F. Aier, B. C. Ciwlc, A. L. Oabon, H. B.
8tone,J. C.McMullln.H. H. Popplatoa. S. B. Oalb-
way, Itoawall Miller. John Nawdl, Jiihl B. Cmbm.
X. T. JalTvry. T. F. Withmw. Kiecntlve Coovlttae :
B P. Ayer, B. C Couk. A. L. Oabuin, John Hawaii,
H. B. Sraaa, H. H. I'opplelon, T. F. WUhiow. Omoee,
tU. M.M and as llonore Block, CUcuD. III. ThaMii
, , .11 !.„ t. ...-..■.. gig,^ iQ obtoago.
aannal meeilni w
;s^H;idcn
t, Prealden
, Cbi-
a'held on Ibo tbtrd WeduaidaT of
|r«arior«r,_ Chicago, II
an~d Pacitie Hotel, ChlcaKO, III,
rt' Mnioai Benefit Anociation. Xdwu M
saldent. Wllmtngton. Del.; Jobn J. Bream
r. □. biofie, Secretary and
hao. let Vice- Pr«ldenl, Den.. .
Qreoham. Id Vlce-Praaldcnt, AtlanlK. Qa.: Joaaak
liannr, Si'Cielary and Trsaaarer. Indlanapolia. Ind,;
WUliim Balrd, OorrEapondlng Secretary, PhUirdal-
pbla. Pa. Executiie Committee : John <(. Hiolu,
JndlanipoUi, Ind.: George J, Jobnaon, 1« Croaaa,
Wis ; A. J. Bitt. lil!nneapali», Minn.: S. F, RaadaU.
LoulailUe, Ky.; Jamea Ourdnn, Trenton. N. 3. ; JU'
tui Hohl. Ean'u City, Ho; George H. AndatBOs,
OXTT Ain> TOWIT INDEX.
(19) Lrer of Cities and Towns in thb TJnitbd States and Canada in
WHICH THEKE ABE GENERAL OFFICES OR BePAIB SHOPS OF BAILBOAI)
COUPANIKB, OB IN WHICH ABK LOCATED TEE OFFICES OB RESIDENCES
OF Bailboad Officials.
lollDwfni sicb town lodkitw (ha ptgt Id IUi D1t*oI«it upon vbich will tw loand
a, <lc. , of the oneUli Ii
1«, lis, MT. 151.176.
Aduuc City, n. J.-sn.
AtMta, AU.— lU.
AmxwU, a> — B, I*. IB. ST, US.
AaiaaU, Kbd.— 1U.
■KSSofi.'-l»i. as.
BilUmc
I, Hd.-
I. M, W,
—145.
isi, im, M, la, itr, lu, isr,
in. 1C9. m.
BuiEOr. H*._ll, 11. >1.
Ban^r, Hleh,— Its.
Bingnr, Pil— IS.
BuEavllle. Ps._SS,
Buiboo, Wla.~41, 4t,
BmllT. Pi.— lis.
B*Hiu[. lIe.~MS.
Buliit LTOM, Ark,— 101.
Bsrtkh.N. B.— Ml
B«i»»i», ». y.— 1
BiMbnrg. H l-
Bu«cTllla. O.-
B*th. Me. -a I
B«Ui,N T.— 18.
Butbnnt, N,B.— ».
BaLUa CraeK, Ida.— m
BsHJe Omek, Hich.-tT, 89.
Banle HOBDiilD. Nar.- 171.
B«rPlti, Illcli-W.
Bar RliU^ L. I.— 115.
B>ret.Lonli. Itlii>.-«t.
Bar Uda, N T.— BB,
Beudalnm til.— n.
IrFallf. P».-1B7.
i».-s.T,i)e.'
Barklar. V* —I IT.
BsrilD, Hd.— 1T7.
BerrUn Springa, Mich.— ISI.
BHblabam. Pft.— 91,85.
Kg Kpiinr', T«I.— 101, ISS, 167.
BtKRxB.O.— 11.
Binftiamtaa, R. T.-1M, Ul.
Blri^i Potnt, Hd.— 101.
BlnolBghwn, Ate.— T>, 87, SB, MS,
I4S, 147.
BJmuvok, Ho.— 101.
Black Ttlvar Palla. Wla.-4S.
Slilrviown. N. J.-U, 10S, lEl.
BltlT'VlIle.Pi.-m.llT.
Blocton. AIi,-»3.
BlnoCunoQ, Cal.— IM).
H™IIc, Cal.-IT,
Bnillng Bprtnga, P».— TL
Bollesloo, Fl» — H».
Bonne Tana, Mi.-l«l.
flQooe,I«,-Jl,4».
BnoncviUa. iDd.-lff.
BODDIAD. N J— 55.
Bwlh, Uo— 38
Bordeniinm. N. J.-1S7.
BoiuiD. Mui.-S. S, 7, S. IS, 17, ir
», 81. 38. 8B. 87. 41. 4i. 44. 41, 4ft,
S3. B7, SB, «, fti. «7, IB. 71. 77. 78,
HI. as, BT. 91, B8. BB, in]. 105, 111.
lia. 116, 117. IS'. ISS, 1». ISO.
141. 14S. 14B, rr, ifli. TSs, 107,
169. ITI. ns, 174. 178, 177, 178.
Bowling Urcan. Ky.'-M.
BdihIdr Graan. O.— IB. IST.
BowiMuavilta. P«.-71.
BqjmP. O. Va.-Tar.
Bridrord, Pa —IB, Bl, 6S, r>. S7,'I11,
Br»ldwi>od. m.— SI.
Bralnard, Mlnn.-lio.
Brjindjulne, Md.-I7l.
Bniill, Ind.'-aS. 171.
BrIdgBport. Coiin.— rs. 107. 116, 117.
Brldzewnter, Ms<e.-I11.
BtidBion, Ma.-ifl.
BrigRtoD. U.— ?I.
Brlt;lil«oo<f, Infl.-ia.
Biinklar. Ark.— IS, BS.
Btl-tol. R. 1,— IB
BOpuiI. Tenn,-119.
Brookaold, Mo,— Sft, »7.
Brook ihh. Dak.— 41.
Brook Irn, N. T.— IB, ill. tt, BB, 87,
BrooiiTlll'e, Kan,— ITl.
-art lis,
i.wttk,()
.-147.
-■-'1.
DurklnKhsm, On a. -ST.
Bucjma. 0,-1*7.
BQEDa Vlsla. C«l -tOT.
BiwnaVUla. Col,-17l.
BullDla. N. r.-S. IB, II. 41. 41, 40,
M. X. 7G, fS, fa. B3, », 111, IIS,
I IB. lai, 157, IflB.
Burlington, 11.-11,93, sa, as, ST, TS.
POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS— CITY AND TOWN INDEX. 311
BaUe CItj, Monl.— 1«, IIB, :
CullllK. Mich.— SS. lOB.
Cmbridga Clir. lad,
Cunden. N. J.— S, S
C«D»JolMii1e, N. Y.— IBS.
C^aaiUlEiu. N, Y.— Ill,
C^nsnieilf. Y.— »1.
Canon {»tv, CdI.-JB.
CSDiOD. Ut.—iM.
Cknion. O.— B.41.
Op* niurlea, Vi 139.
C»p« Qinrdua. Ho.—!!.
Ctpa Uaj, N. J.—K, i».
CwbondJe, ia.~K.
(^bondals. Pa.— W,
Cirfllon. C«o.— ».
Cirleioa JddcIIcid. nnt,— 9G,
Culln. Nev.-las. I61.
CatlinTllle. 111.-71,
Cirll»le. P».— Bi.n. IM.
CMUiiiicUon.Mo,-lSS.
CvondelM, Ma.— 101.
CurnlJ. [■.—«.
C«m)llion, Ill.-M.
Ciraoo, Nbv,— ITS, n*.
Omhw, N. Y,-tr, lit.
cwrTS- c— 1S7.
CkMlii ShuDOB, pa.— lir.
Citaunqiu. Pa,— 9T. 77.
Cuawlan. Ph.— 1B7.
Cal«klll,N. T.— 17,
C*d*r EUpldn, la.-e, II, i7, 41, 6
Cvdartown, Qm.~at.
C«ot«r»m«. U.—TJ, »7.
Oanlnl, Va.-I17.
Obadbonn, N. C— IT7.
ChadroD. Neb.—U.
Chatrnn Faltt, O.— M.
Chama, N. It— M.
ChambsnbiirE, Pa._&l, 103,
CbamoK. Mo — W.
Champaign, TtL— '5.
Chaplean, Out.— 3S,
Chanlon. U.-^IS, Ht.
Ctaarluloa, I[I.— ig7.
rharlealon, W. V*.-T».
Charl«.lowii, MaiiL-03.
Cbatloili. K. C— 1*5. I»,
Cbarlaltctown, P. K. 1.—33, %.
CbarUere, Pa.— 187
Cbalbam, K. B nj. 118.
ChBiham, Out.- w, fll.
Cbaiunoosa, Tenn B, 11, U, (5,
n, M, Its, U7. 1*7. lEB.
CbclLanHillLPa.— IIS.
Llientw. B. C— 7
Cbarokaa, KaiL~7«.
-lU.
CbeMar, V«.
CbaiMrlowa. Kd —9.
Ctwrnpa, Kan.— sa.
CberioC, O,— tB.
Chajenna. Wjro.— 171,
Cbieaco, HI.— E, 9, v, SI. ». «>. 17,
n, II. «. «. 4(. 61, U. n. 71, TB,
TB. 77. n. gi. m. n. sg. st, 99. lot^
111, 114. 119. 111. lU. 1S7, 139, MS,
ISl, IBS. tn. IS9. lit. tTb.
Chicago Joncllon, O.— 11.
CbilUcothe, 0,-«, IM,
CliippBwa,>aIla, #)■.— U. 1TB.
fihnrtbwood, Va.— 117.
nroairOD Col,— 68.
CIncinnali. u.-i. 9. 11. 13. IS, SI, S
Si. 44, 4B. 47. U. fia. W. K, Si, a
91, 99, 111. 119. 131, 13). 143, M
IM. ISl. IW. 197. 1S9. Ki.
Clark KvilW T«nn,-TS, 89.
ClajrCltj.KJ.-SI.
4B, 47, 83, 111, lis, 113. 129, ISI, 1S7,
IIW. 171, 1T4.
ClirioD, Arli.~8.
Cllnlou, nl.— 75.
Clinton, la:— n, <!. 4S.
CochraD, tnd,- t>l.
Colcbeilcr. \l.-».
CoUwater, Mlcb.-83.
Colfai, U.-Tr.
CollcnTill*. Pa.- 1S7.
Colopia.lillnB,-41,
---lorado Spring!. Col— tT.
ColoSbta.Kf-
i, I«.
Columbia. TeoB.-B9. :07.
Columbnt, Ga,- «. 49, G7.
CtJonbiw. K>.— 101.
ColotnbM, Mli..-147.
Colombn*. 0.~9, II, ta.A3S,4
47. 49, 76, 79, ID7. 119, 131, 181,
Canpanj'aSbopl. N. C.-14B.
. Cooeord, la.— 39.
Concord. N. H.-t7. 19, 49, IK, II
Conemaugh, Pa.— Its.
ConDBaBt,N. Y.-11I, 113.
Connarawlle. Ind.-4I.
Couwar Bprlngf, Kan —86.
Coolldgt,Xaii-8.
Coolldga, N. U.-9.
CoDpertlowD. N.Y.— Bl.
CornlDg, N. T— IS, 61, IB9, 163.
Conitng, 0,-l»7.
ComwHl. Pa.-SI, 77.
■Corn, Pa.— nJ.
Conlcana. Tai,— 73.
<»rt:ana,N. Y.-«1.
CoKsllla. Ore. -1 13.
Corjdcin, Ind.-B9.
■Conderipoi-i, Pa — Bl.
Council Blnfli, Ia.~3S. 37. 41, «l,
189. 174
Cove
n -19.
CoTlDgtonl Kf'.— IW,
Cranbanr. N. C.-69.
Ciav(ordafilIa, Ind.— 173.
CnaU Ina, 0,-l«9, ISl.
Crailon, la.— 3S.
Ctockeii, Tn.— 103,
Giookrton , 11 [nn . — 183.
CroaaCotP. O . Pa.-131.
Croat Polol. 0110.-9.
Cioini Point. If. Y.-Bl.
CrowonilJc, Kd.-3.
CtjiulCliy, Mo.-Sl.
c"thb*rt. Ga,-57,'
(.^Dihtaua. By.~81.
Dainlt, Cal. -9.
DabloiMga, Oa.— U.
Ballia, Tex.-18. 3S, (9, 99, »I, I
143, 1S^ MT, 174.
SiibniT, Conn —73.
DanTllla.Ilt.-3U, tl, 78. 1
DanvUle, V»,--81.
Daidasclle, Ark -83
D»»enp"rt. la.— 39, 43, 77
DKalur. I1I.-153. 1U, 174.
Diblb JnncUou. N y.-14l
Dslano, Mlun — ISS.
Delano. Pa.- BB.
Delawara. O.— IS.
Delawaro Mine. Mlcb.-61.
DeBolo, ilo.— 101.
Dcmilt. Hlch.-B, S8, 41, 49. 44.07.
97. « 8S, It, 143, 149, 163. 169, 114,
177,178,
DtlUttllle, W la. -ITS.
Donabne.Cal,— ISfi.
DoaaM, AC— ifi.
Donglaa. Wjo.— 49.
DoYar, » JT- 5B. 63. 71.
Downa, Eu.-IDl.
Du Boll, Fa.-91.
Dnboqau, Ia.-89, «. 73, 97.
Dnluli,lllnn.-B7. 119, 183.
DnnklrV N. Y.-lll.
Dnnmore, Pa.— 61.
Dnnngo.Cr' '"
BaeleRock,'Wabo.-lh.
Eana*. lUcb.— 130.
BaiUnglon, Kv.-m,
Kail AlbanjTN. Y.— IT, 111
Bait Canbrldia, Maaa.-IO, ItB.
Ban Cbalbam. Uaae.— 17.
SaatMlUn. F O, Mlch.-IOI,
103, in.
KaalBL Paul, Minn. -43.
XtttTaoa*. HIC11.-67.
Rcbo, Utah.— 171.
Scooomy. Pa. -SB.
Kdgat. Sob .-as.
Edcariown, KSM,— 93.
Bldora, la. -39.
Sldoitda, Kau.—lOS.
Elgin. 111.-41.
Slvln, N. B.-69.
BiGBbath. N. J.-«, I«3.
Xliaabetbtowu, Ky.-ilfl. '
SIkbarl, Ind,— 46. 83.
Ellaaabnic.W. TerT,-tI9.
Xllla. E*n.-ITI.
nmlra, N. Y.-8B, 61, 113, 110, ttS.
1ro». Wia.— 49.
liria. O.-W.
Kmknton, P*.— 1.
Emmltiabarg, Md.—
Knglewood. lii.-k.
312 POOR'S DIRECTORY OP RAILWAY 0PPICIAL8— CITY AND TOWN INDEX.
Xttherrille, la.— 21.
JIareka, Cal.— 69.
Jilireka, Nev.— 61, 149.
Xunba Springs, Ark.— 61.
Xustis, Fla.— 69.
Butawville, S. C— 61.
XvanstowQ, Wy.— 171.
SYansville, lod.— 61. ST. 89.
Xvart. Mich.— 63.
Xrergreea, Ala.— 89.
J^lrchlld, Wl8.-a7.
Fmll River, Ma««.— 121.
Fallfl Village, Conn.— 71.
Fargo, Dak.-89, 41, 119.
Farmington, Me.— 155.
Funham, Qnc— 168.
Fayette ville, Ark —139.
Fayetteville, N. C— 85.
Fargiu Falls. Minn.— 119.
Fernandina, Fla. — 68.
Fiahkill Landing, N. Y.— 115.
lUchbuTff, Mass.— 63, 181.
flagstaff; Ariz.— 3.
Flalbash, N. Y.— 157.
Fleming^barg, Ky.— 45.
FUnt, Mich.-63.
Flomaton, Ala.— 89.
Flora, 111.-121.
Florence, Kan.— 6.
Florence, S. C— 9, 7.
Florissant, Mo.— 151.
Fond du Lac. Wis.-41, 48.
Foot of Plane, Pa.— llSw
Forest, O.— 75.
Forest City, Ark.— 101.
Forest City, la.— 89.
Fort Dodge, la.— 75, 93, 97.
Fort Howard, Wi8.-4«, 96.
Fort Madison. la.— 65.
Fort Mason, Fla.— 63.
FMi Scott, Kan.— 79. 81, 103.
Fort Smith, Ark.— 153.
Fbrt Valley, Ga.— 87.
Fort Wayne, lud.— 65, 113, 189, 181,
174.
Fort Worth, Tex.— IS, 66^ M, 101,
167.
Fozboro, Mass.— 98.
Foxbary, Pa.— 11
Framingbam. Mass.— 111.
Firankford, Mo.— 151.
Fkankfort, Ind.— 167.
Frankfort, N. Y.— 111.
Franklin, MasH.- ];tl.
Flranklin, N. n.-l9, 105.
FIranklin, O.— 15.
Franklin, Pa.-45. 117.
Fk-ederlcksburg, Va.— 141.
Fredericton, N. B — 119.
Fredonia, Kan.— 99. 158.
Fkedonia, N. Y.-lll.
Fredonia, Pa.— 167.
Fhiehold. N. J.— 65.
Freeport, III.— 41. 42.
Fremont. Neb.— 42.
Fremont Centre, Mich.— 105.
INilda, Dak.-41.
Fallon, W. Va.— 177.
Qadsden, Ala— 165.
Qainesville. Oa.— 66.
Qalosbarg,ill.— 31.
Oalion, 0.-15, 113.
Qallatin, Tenn.— 81.
QalTa. ni.— 147.
OiUTeaton, Tex.-69, 99, 108. 151. 181.
oananoqae, Ont.— 107.
Qardiner. Me —65.
Qarrett, Ind.— 11.
Qeorgetown, S. C.~6S.
Qeorgeville, R. I.— 141.
Gibson, N. B.— 119.
Qlendale, Miss.— 108.
Qlendive. Mont.— 119.
CHvnwood, Pa.— 11.
QloversTille, N. T.— 88.
Ctolden, Col.— 171.
.Mdsboro, La.—lOl, 168.
^n, Oa.— 87.
Gorfaam, Me.— 19.
Orafton, Mass.— 67.
Orafton, O.— 15.
Grafton. W. Va.— 11. 67.
Grand Falls, N. B.— 107.
Grand Forks, Dak.— 168.
Grand Island, Neb.— 171.
Grand Junction. la.— 67.
Grand Rapids. Mich.-S8, 42, 44, 93,
95. 131, 174.
GrantV Pass, Ore.— 188.
Grass Valley, Cal.— 107.
Grayson, Ky.— 59.
Great Bend, Kan— 5.
Green Bay, Wis.— 69, 96.
Green Island, N. T.— M.
Greenleaf, Kan —101.
Greon Rirer, Utah.— 65.
Greensboro, N. 0.-86, 145.
Qreennp, Ky.— 59.
GreenTille, Mich.— 195.
Greenrllle, Miss.— 146.
Greenville, O.— 45.
Greenville, Pa.— 167, 175.
Qreenrille, Tex.- 99, 101.
Greenwich, N. Y,— 09.
Goaymas, Mex.— 5. 7.
Guilford, Conn.— 117.
Gonnison. Col.— 55.
Gontersville, Ala.— 166.
Hadlow, Qae.-88.
Uagerstown, Md.— 157.
Halifax, N. 8.-88.
Hamilton, O.— 44.
HamUton, Oot.-67, 69, 117, 119.
Hammondsport, N. T.— 13.
Hampton, la.— 97.
Uampion, N. B.— 158.
Hancock, Mich.— 71, 95.
Hannibal, Mo.— 85. 87, 101, 151, 174.
Hanover, Mass.— 71.
Hanover. Pa.— ir5.
Harlem, Oa.— 67.
Harrisborg, Pa.-88, 1«, 187.
Harrisburg, Tex.— 161.
Harrison, Mich.— 68.
Harrisonvllle, Mo.— 99.
Harrisonville, W. Va.-186.
Harrodsbnrg, Ky.— 168.
Hartford, Conn.— 71, 116. 117, 111.
Harvard. I11.-4S.
Havana, Cnba. 161.
Hawthorne. Nev.— 174.
Hacleton, Pa.— 85.
Helena, Ark.— 8.
Helena, Mont— 119, 169.
Henderson, Ky.— 89, 181.
Henderson, N. C— 188, 157.
Herkimer. N. Y.— 71.
Heme. Tex —108.
Hiawatha, Kan.— 99.
Hlcksford, Va.-9, 93.
High Bridge, N. Y.— 118.
Hightotown, N. J.- 185.
Hinsboro, N. B.— 1.
Hillsboro, O.— 49.
Hillsdale, Mich.— 88.
Hi Isdale. N. J -109.
Hlnton, W. Va.— 109.
Hobart, Mich.— 71.
Hoboken, N. J.— 58, 187.
Holden. Mo.— 99, 101.
Holdredge. Neb.— 85.
Holland, Mich -44.
Holly Grove, Ark.— 8.
Holyoke. Mass.— 71.
Honesdale, Pa.— 68.
Honent, Cal.— 117.
Hope, Ark.— 101.
Hope VaUer, R. I.-178.
HopklnsTille, Ky.— 88.
Rorloon, Wis.— 41.
Homellsvllle, N. T — 118, 115.
Hot Springs, Ark.— 71.
Houston, Tex.— 78, 69, 99, 103, 161,
168.
Hudson, Wis.— 48, 48.
Hugheaville, Pa., 177.
Hugo, Ool.— 171.
Humboldt, Nev. —159.
Hunnewell, Ky.— 59.
Huntsville, Onr.-il9.
Hantingburg, Ind.— 87.
Hanilngdon, Pa.— 78, 125.
Huntington, Ind.— S3.
Huron. J>ak.— 42.
Hyannis, Mass.— 121.
Imperial. Pa.— 105.
Imaris, Mex.— 7.
Indianapolis, Ind.— 5, 13, 15, 17, 17,
33, 35. 41. 48. 43, 44, 53, 78. 77, 88.
99, 109. 119, 131, 151, 158, 167, li8,
178, 174.
Ionia, Mich.— 57.
Iowa Falls, la.— 21.
Irondale, Ont.— 77.
Ironton, O.— 58, 77.
Irwin, Pa.— 178.
Ishpeming, Mich.— 48, 91.
Ithaca, N. Y.— 55.
Jackson, Mich.— 88, 93, 95, 174.
Jackson, Miss.— 91.
Jackson, Mo.— 85.
Jackson, Tenn.— 75, 103.
Jacksonville. Fla.- 7, 63. 65, 77, 89,
189, 143, 145, 149. 175.
Jacksonville, III.— 77, 85.
James. Oa.— 67.
Jamesburg, N. J.— 127.
Jamestown, N. Y.— 31, 113.
Jamesville, N. C— 77.
Jane Lew, Va.— 47, 177.
Janesville, Wis.— 39, 42.
Jefferson, N. H.— 177.
Jefferson City, Mo.— 99.
Jefferson vi lie, O.— 44.
Jellico, Tenn.— 89.
Jersey City, N. J.— 81, 113, 115, 117,
187. 189, 133.
Jersey Shore. Pa.— 15.
Jersevville. 01.-151.
Jewell Junction. la.— 48.
Johnston Station, Pa.— 71.
Johnstown, N. Y — 63.
Johnstown, Pa.— 73.
Joliet. IU.-81.43.
Jonesboro, Ark.— 79.
Jonesboro, N. C— 25.
Joplln Mo.— 79.
Juab, Utah.— 178.
Junction, Ore.— 123.
Kalamasoo, Mich.— 1, 83.
Kane, Pa.— 17.
Kankakee. 111.-44. 75. 77.
Kansas, III.— 43.
Kansas City. Mo.— 5, 13. 88. 85, S7.
43. 65. 79, Si. 89, 91, 95, 99, 103. 181,
189, 171, 174.
Kaukauna, Mich.— 95.
Keating Summit, Pa.— 157.
Keene, Cal.— 159.
Keene, N. H.— 81, 49.
Keithsburg. lU.— 27.
Kendallvllle, Ind.-S3.
Kenesaw, Oa.— 175.
Kent, 0.-113.
Kentville, N. S -177.
Keokuk, la.— 89, 35. 43, <«r, 174.
Kingsland, N. J.— ."VS
Kingston, N. Y.-lll, 174.
Kingston, Ont.— 81.
Kingston, Pa.— 53.
Kirkville, U.-37.
Kissimmee. Fla.— 137.
Knobel, Mo.— 101.
Knoxville, Tenn.— 59, U7.
La Crosse, Wis.— 33, 39, 41.
Lafayette, Ala.— 161
Lafayette, Ind.-44, 81, 89.
Lafayette, La.— 161
La Grande, Ore.— 188.
Lt Orange, Ky.— 89.
La Junta, Col.— 6.
Lake City, Mich. -106.
Lakeland. Fla.-188.
Lake ViUago. N. H.~19L
POOE'S DIBBUTORT OF BAJLWAT OFPICI ALB— CITY AND TOWN INDEX. SIS
•aoMtar, Pa.— M, SI, 1>T.
Vmu. N. U.-B.
iilhrap. C*].— IW.
LiaraiDbnrc, N. C— IE
,■ V«U. Col.-OS.
LudCltr. S>k.-1T.
LwdTUic, coi.-aa, iTi.
L-.k»TiU8, N. C.-61.
LuTOiironb, Kan.— ITI.
Labanoa. Pa.— SI.
Lnpar, Mo— KM.
LfbigtL. la, -81.
Leloater. N. T.— U.
Lalud. Mlia.-Vl.
L«nDorTUle. Qua. -77.
La Bnanr, Hina.— U.
Larli, Qne.-141.
Leiiniton. Mo- „.
Llgonler. P«.~B5.
Lima. O,— 4t, BS.
Limo Rock. CoDB.—II, n.
I.tocoln, Nab.-U.
Linndils. O.— IS.
LIUHflFld. Conn — l&T.
LllUaPalli. N, Y.-m.
Lock ihTm. Pa —IB.
Laian. D. T.— 171.
Lonniparl, IniL— ISl.
Lonrlon. Bna.-tS. 41. tT. 1IT. 113,
iti, in. itt, iu, ni.
LoiidDD,Ont.-«T.M.
Long Bnaeh. N. J.— II, lit.
LCDS IiUDd Oltr, N. T.-8T.
LoDg PiM, Vtb.-a.
LoDgTlav, Ttx.—tS.
LODKiTiMd. Fla.— in.
triirdnlHirK.N. Max.— I.
Lm Almoa. Cat — lO.
Loa ADgalta. Oal.-W, t*, ST, ISS,
LoalilaDa, >o.-.«l.
Loalnille, Kt.— It. U. M. PI. sr.
- - ~>. m. m.
lu. !», in, in. Its, iM.
Lfoa HoWUlii, IT. T.-II.
Machlaa Ma.-.ITT.
Ma]T*m, Ark— Tl.
Maachai^ar, Caan.-ll
HancHaatar. la.— TO.
Maranoo, Ind,— «1.
Maricopa, Aria. T«fT.-lS).
Harlanna. Pla.— N^
MarlelU <h,~91.
MarKtU, 0.-»l.
Mirioa. Ala.— 4S.
Marten, la.-IT, S>, ti.
Marlon. Ill —til.
Marlon, 0.-19.
Karlow. Qa.->I.
Harqaatt*. Kan.- 90.
ManinatEe. Mtch—ST, SI, BS.
ManUn, Mbn.— 41.
MarahalL T».-t1, mi. IV. KT,
Marahalltown, la.— n. II. »1.
Martin. Htoi.-ior
MarriTllla,y.B.-IlB.
HarT'TllIa. Pa. -in.
Maryrllle. TeoD.- ItT.
" in CltT. la.— M. 41, M.
iwao.N. l.-ti.
taann. N. Y.-IOT.
loon, 111 .-IB, 91.
ichCbiuilcPB.-n,E3,H
;wBll.f»l.-""
Xatawi
McAdam jDnetlim
McComb, Mlaa— 7
Mccook, Nab.-n
MoOrairorJa.~m
-*1.
n. •i.n.iT, 111. 141
Manaaka, Wla.- 178.
Honamlnaa. Vlch.-7I
Haread, Cal.— IM.
MIddlabort.K. T.-H,
MUdletowm, Onn.—TI,
Mlddlautm. N. T.— IIS,
MtddlaTflle,R.T.-7l.
Midland, Mo.— «.
MIdvar, Kf.-IT).
Mllbank. Dak.—n, 11.
MllaaCItT •■ •
Mlironl, k>
Mllnai,Va.- -..
HUllDwa, H*.-14S.
Milton, Pa. -ITI.
Mllwankaa. Wla.-B, f\ M. 41, 4f,
MM. W. lU.in, IT4, 17T, ITS.
fDeHlll.H. J-U.
Mtnnsapolla, Mian.— S, U, SO, 41,
M41. n^Tiit. in, ITS.
i™rb
-m.
— iMOghLMODt,- _.
Mlawrart Ta!t«T, la. -41.
Hllcliall, Dak.~-4I.
MtEch«li,lBd.— Itl.
Mobarlai.Mo.-N. ITI.
Moblto, Ala.— 71. ET, W. 103.
MolrmTW. T.-IIT.
Molara. Cal.— »I.
Moans, W-W.
MaBna,Mlcb.-<S.81
Monraa, La. -HI.
Monro*, Wh -41.
MonrsatDD. P»— gS.
MoiMMi. Ma.- 101
Honl AIM. Pa.- int.
Honrort, WU.-4S.
Mral|«MrT, Ala.— «, BT, SB, lOB,
MoDltcello, la.— 41.
MoDtpellcr. Ida 171.
Montpalier. Vt.-1(H.
MODlTPal. Oa:-». «, t\ n, 41, Bl,
«7. m. TT. 91, lOe. 119. I», ISl.
Ifi9. IIS.
HoDtroac, Pa.— IDS.
MontTtlla, Conn -»-
Montat^toD, y. C -14T.
Hoirlslown, N. Y.—ti
Morton. Minn.— 9T.
Moan
f, fJ.l
-IBT.
1, in.—
Monm^'frllng, Ky.-81.
Mount Vsmnn. Ill.-fT, St.
MounlV-raon. O.— 41.
HDaratlne,la-
HaikeKOn, Mlc
nnal CltT. Cal.-U.
iral BrIAa, Va.-lSI.
Bvllle.TaoD.-^T. B9.10
NMimh. W1>.-ITS.
Neodaaka. Kan.-lSt.
M«>ada. M0.-B9.
New Albtny. Ind,-er. «B.
Newark, N.J— m, IM.
Newark. N. Y— III,
Newark. 0.-9, II, IH.
New Kama, N.C.-S.
New Badrord, Maaa.-J
NewbertT, W. C— 14".
New llnniiwlck. N. J.-Sl.
Nawborg. N. T.-8B.
in.
..iw HavoD. Conn.-n, IW, lU.
NewLliboa,l>.-IW.
New London, Codb.— n.
New London, wli.-«.
New Orleina, La.-4. n. TS, TB, 19.
87. K. 91. 101. 109. 111. in, ]«,
14S. lt9,IB1,IS3. ItS,I8T.
Nawport, Ark, -101.
Newport, N, Y.-TI.
Newport. K. I.— 109.
New Richmond. Wla.— 4S.
», 17,101.11. «.«, K. S
M.S9.4i.41,4I.44,<n. 4
M,'*?. 5«. 1t,ft»,M, (T, I
< ini.
es. SB. or. sa. gt. «.
SK\ 107, ira,
.isi, Its, in,
l>7, IK, NI,I<S, MS,
lSt,lU. 1S7. 1B9. Itl,
IN, 171. ITJ, m, 1*7,
81* POOR'S DIRBCTORT OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS— CITT AND TOWS INDEX.
0«l[P»rit, Ill.-tt
Onkwoof) JnncUoa, Mo.-lGl.
OoU*. Plk.-m.
Osden. Uuh.-aS, ISS, It], ITl, ITl
<^tn*hdn!, N. Y.-», Hft.
■U Cltj. P».— SI. 103.
Plsdmonl. W. Va.
Plarc* CItT. Ud.—
Pierre, Diik.-ia.
PlniknejvlJlf, 1 "
-I SI.
0IMbe,Kan.-T9.
01emii,N. T.-Sl.M.
Oldtown, Me. -18.
OtnaT. III.— 43, 131.
OIlTar Bprlnn, Tann.—)
OlxmpliL, W«ih. Terr.- tKi. j
Onuba. Neb-aG.4l,4t.U,«S,l««, 1
. ._J Blofl, Ark.- 1SI, IM.
PlDH OTore. Pa— 1ST.
FliM Orovi Fonuea, F>.~n.
PlMiloM, Mtnn.-ll,
PltUbargh. Pa -I. 8, 11, lO, 41, O,
4t. 4T,S1, M, 76. 88, &\ 99. 100, lOT,
1%, in, iw. 131. IJ7, »9. m, 160,
m, I'
Plltafleld, Ua.-
r. im
Opellka. Ala.— K.
OranRa, N. J.— B!.
Orange Cltf. Fla— 1
OrbiMiila, li.— SB
Otcalooaa. la.— 307.
Ouaola, la.— (17,
Omago, N T.— !l. U, 147, 140.
Oahkoih. Wla.-».
OUawa. Kan.-S. 38.
Onava, Oni.— is, 3B.
OtWniwa. la.— Sij.
OHeoibOR). Kt,-13).
OlTonl Jnnclton, Ia.-S9, 41.
Oitord, N. C.-ltt.
Oxford, Pa.— lU, 1)3.
Padflc, Ho.-W.
PKIflc Jnnctlan. la.— 85.
Packerton. Fa.— 86.
Padncah. Kt.— 108.
FalnaiTllla. O.— 138.
Palatka. Pla-«8, M>.
Palertlne. I11.-n.
Paleatliw. Tex.— 101, IW.
PallMde, MeT.-«I.
Palmer, Mua.-tt.
Palnyra Jaoctloii, Ho.— SI.
Parli. III.— «B
Parla, T*[id.-8I.
ParkRnbnrs. W. Va.— 11, 8^ Kl.
Parnboro.N. 8.— M.
Parwiia, Kan.— 8S. IDI, 119.
Patarmn, N. J.— IW.
Panliboro, N. J.— M.
PawPa*. Mlch.-ias.
Pawlockat. H. I.— 1«6.
Pe** Bottom, Pa.— 17i
Patch SprlnK, Art:. -8;
Peacaaale. H. I.— 107.
Paarwd!, Tei.- 103.
FadilcktoifD, N. J.—K.
Pambatton, UaM.— lU.
Pendleton. O.— 131.
Penn Station. Fa.— 178.
135
__jt mii. Mo.— B9,
jantValler, OlaB.-:
riBMaant Valle^nDition.
Plrmoatb. N, H — m
Pocalollo, Ida. T<
Pocomoke CIit. 1
Point SU Ckarlna, ,
PolDI If abel. Tax.- 147.
Poland, N. Y.-Tl.
~ impton Janetlau, M. J.— 1 13.
intiac. HI.— TS.
runllac.Ulcb.— 138.
Poplat Blntb, Ho.— 101.
Portage. Wla.— 41.
Portage la Fhlrle, Haa.-8I.
Port Arltanr, OnL— 3A.
Port Edward, On(.-<7.
Port Hear;, N.T.-8I.
Port Hope. Ont,— (»,
Port Bnroa, HIch.— IDB. 138.
PortJirtla,M. T.— 118. ISM.
Panlaud, He.-a, 07, 88, 81. IK
148.
Poriland. Ore.— 83, 41. «. 43,
133.
Purt.mooth, Va.-lNlL
Portucnontb. Ore.— 1. IBS.
PottiHlle, Pa.-18S. 137,
FouEbkaepile. N, T.-Sl. 111. lU.
PralriB dn Chlen. Wla,-41.
Pralt Ulne*. Ala— 141.
e, R l.-ie, IwB, 1
PennabtUK, Pa,- ISf.
Penuboro. W, Va.— 138,
Panaaeola, Fla— 37, B1, 1U,
Paorta, nt,— n, 3B. 31. 13i, 147, 1
174,
Perklonian, Pa— 187.
Perrr, la— 41.
Perth AmbOT, N. J,— SS.
Sro, Ind,-g3, 174.
terborongh. OdL-S8.
PelenbargTVa— 7, 117.
Petllcodlac, N, B.-bt. 81, U3.
PhiladelphU. Pa,-1, 3. 3, 7. 8, 11,
IB. II, 33, 37, M, it, U. B7, M, <
«T. 71.73,77,81. S3, lis, 113.1
,711', ;«, m, 1S7, iw, 131, 13a, u
Red Clonil, Heb.— 33.
Redding, Cal.— 1B8.
RedOald, Dak,— 41.
Red Dak. la. -88.
Red Wing, ItlDn.-41.
Raeea, Kan.- 103,
Reno, r/e».— 107,
, Benova. Pa.-im.
, , Republican, Neb, -Sit.
, ReTnoldirllle, Pa,-1.
, I HhlneclUr, N/T,-?!.
Blcbtord, Vt,- Ht.
BicUbncto, N, B.-BI.
Richmond, Can.— 88,
Rlebmand. lod.- ISl.
Richmond, Va,-?, 19. SI, 108, 148,
14S. 14T. lU. 1G7.
RtdeeUnd, B, 0.-188.
RIdEoaT. Pa. -113
R1pray,Tlts«.-», Tl, IW.
Rlvenlde, In. -31.
Rlrlata dn Loop. Qaa,— 18.
Roanoke. Va,— 117:137.
Roblnaon, One.- 77.
Roclielle,Fli M,
'•iii-^- ,
"137,"
Rockawa;. N, J —11.
Rockaway Beacta. K. T.— 117.
Rockford. UL— 41.
Rock Inland. I1I.-38, 83, 103, ICI.
Rockland. Mbh. -71,
Rockland, Me, -17, 61.
Rocklln. Cal,— 1S9,
Rockport, Ha.— 147,
Rock»ille,R. 1,-178,
Rockwcwi, Tenn,— 147,
Rocky Monnt, r - -
bSB^h.
r, Hich.-va.
■ i.— 138
,Tann
-IW.
Roaabnrr, Ore,— 138.
Rowlaud, Kf.-88,
Roxbarr Hia., Cono,-
Roibnry. HaM,— 10,
Rnaeall villa. Kj-Si, :
Mlch,~37. n, 1ST.
taBlna<r,Mlch,~l
iaTsm, Haw, -19.
alt Lake Cltf, Utah, -83, 41,
133, 187, 171. 173, IT4.
■n Antonio, Tei.-8B, 108, 18
an Bernardino, CaL— tt.
„anbom. la.— 41.
SandenTllla, Qa.— lU.
San Diego, Cal. -38.
HandDfky, 0.-1I, TB.S1.
Bandf Hook, Md — 11.
lo., 189. 178,174.
San OorvoDla, Val.— 160.
BanJaM.Ca],-lB5, 101.
San Lule Oblipo, Cal,— lit.
Sao Uarclal. N, M,-«.
Ban Rafael. Cal.-117, lU.
Santa Ft. N.U, -167.
Sanu Roaa. Oal.-196.
Santoffa Bpa, N, 7,-133.
Haisloin 8prliiga. N. T.— 1.
BardinlLH: Y, -188,
8ardla,Teun.-07.
Samla. Ont.— 81.
Saacellto, Cal. -II 7.
Savanna. 111,-33.
Savannah. Qa, -17, 10, tT, 85, 189.
Savanaali. I. T,-08.
Saiion. Pa.-n.
Sajra. Pa.-S$,
SajleiTlUe, R I. -103.
Bcbenactadj. K, T.^K, 111.
Sctnharie, N. Y.-lBl.
POOR'S DIHBCTOBT OP BAILWAT 0PFICIAL8— CITY AND TOWN INDEX. 315
Bcottdlle, Pi. -KB.
Scribner. Neb.—
All.— 1ST.
Burmuar. lud.-l
SbefflBld. a'u.~1
Bbeffiald, Fa.-]«
flhelbr Iron-Woi:
BhelbT, O.— Ifl.
BbeDiDdolh.Ia.-1I.
BboilDitD, Pa.— 157.
Hbiplierdilawn. W. Va.~m.
Bhcrtinwk*. One.—
Shrei ■ '- -■
I, L«.— 71.
~ -IM.
Shoe Bee], N. O,— — .
Bhoahone. Ids. Terr.— ITl.
Blbler, li.-II.
BlDDI CItT. Ii.— 11. «. 48.
Sleux FilLi, Dak.-W.
811»r Bow, Monl.— Ul.
SkiDMlrlee. N. r,-lS7, IS».
Blitar, MO.-31.
Blespy Ete Lake. Klnn.~41
BlDcam jDnctlDn. Mlcb.-U
Bodel/Hin 8.C.-T.
Boalli Amboi, N. J.— 1117.
BoDlh Arsrla, N T.-SS.
Bonlh Cblcwa, ID,- II.
flonth Buton. Pl.-SS.
■-- -1. N. T.-IM.
iLngliim. Han.— IT!
BoQlh NorwUk, Conn.— 78.
Sonlb Pueblo. Ktii.— 1U.
flpirtinborg, S. C— 1«S.
Bputi. 111.-103, Ml.
Spnene, Wiih. Terr,- lis.
Spring City, 'r«nn.-i6S.
Bprlnnllle. N. T.-3I, l«.
Bpringlleld, III.— 11, TS, 111, I
174.
SprlnEfleld. Mo.— n
BptlDgStld, Mua.— IT, M. 49, ITS.
Bprinirtdd, O.— IB, 73, 77.
flpriDKHlU, w. v»,-m
BprinEUlll. N. S.-BI.
Spring Hill HInei. H. B.~G1.
bE. Albini, VC— W, R7,
St. AaEuetlne, Pli.— 149.
St! CloDd. Minn. -IBS.
t. Flivle.
n /Mlch.-W
Bt George, I
Bt. Helm, M^
St. Jobn.N. E. .,
81. John's, N'fd.-109.
Bl. Jntani, Qne.-n. ITS.
St. Johubnry, Vt.-17, 19, B5.
81. JOMpb, do. -IS. 37, iJb, 171.
8t. LoDii, Mo.— 0. IS, IS, », Sl.SS,
Bl, SB, 19, fll. ST. fX, 73, TV, 88, 91.
97. 99, 101, IDS, 119. 111. 143, IBl,
IBS, ISB. IBS. 1S7. I«e. 173. ITT, 178.
Bt. Pinl. kinn.-lT. «. SB, »,41, 48,
Bl. Tbomw, Ont.-93, tS.
Stamford, Conn.- 117.
Blutoid, Kj.- 8B.
BUoffer SUilon, Pi. -ID.
StukflJIe, MlH — S.
BtMoton, III.— 71.
SlarllDg. bol.— 171.
StaTsni Potnt. Wli.-1T8.
BMwartatown. Pi.- IBJ.
Stltlliig, 111.-41.
Siaektoa^lM.— IBB. IBl.
Blonlnpon. Conn.— 1IG, I
Btoavlflmd. HI.— 111.
BInlford, OnL— ST. <M.
Slreitor. 111,-148.
Strong, H*.-«B.
StnekliT, QOB.— ITS.
SniniD, Cil.-IM.
Snmter. B. C— B.
Snnbnrj. Pi.- 117. IM.
Bnperlor. Wii.- 119.
BnlUHi. Que.- tW.
Srdrv. N. S. W.-41.
BtItuii. Oi.-tg.
Sjnuuc. N. T.-I9, B8, K. 111. IBB,
■IlldCiW. Alo.- 1M.
_illihu«e, Pla.- «.
TIUM City. MIcb.— BT.
Temple JnnelioD. Tei.-9».
ToniHr, M. T,-lll.
Tennine, Ga.-1T.
Tetre Biato lud.— 13, 39. 1T«.
mier. 1
bebille
Ton«ni, Pm.-1»».
Towindi, Pi-BS, 1
Tracy. Minn ~41,
Trlnldid,Co].-».
Trinity. Tm.— lOB.
Traape, Tei.— lOS.
Troy, N. Y.-lfl9.
Trneke*. Cil.— 13B.
Tram. M. B.— SB.
rryon, N. C.-14S.
Tnisksrton, N. J.— 1«9.
Tnaon, Arli.— ^ 1S9. Ifll .
TnUr*. C»l.— 1S9. IBl.
TDnUunnock, Pl-BS, lOS.
Tupelo, MIn.— TB.
I^rone, Pi.— 114. II
m Bring*, Hd.— ITS.
Crb«ni. O.— 4«.'
Urbiiui. Wli.— 75.
UUei,N T.-S3, 111, 149.
VieiTllle, Cal.-ira.
"illejo iw.— l«i.
■Hey Fllll. B L— 141.
ilpinleo, Ind.— IIS.
Vinconyerl B. G— M.
Veil ice, ni.-SI.
iTolcino. W. V1.-W.
IFibwfa, Ind. -43.
Wileo. P. T,-1SB,
WilU Willi. Wiib. Ten.-1>3
Willal* Jnntllon, WmS, Terr.— Itt.
Wunego, Kin.- ITl.
Wimn. O.— 11, lis.
Wirwleii. N. Y.-as.'
WiHci. Minn. -41. 97.
WiihinglOD. Ark.— 8.
WiihlDiton. D. C.-T, 11, 117, Itf,
ISS, lis. lU.
Wuhlngton, Ii.— 43.
WlalilngtOD. Mo.~M.
WublngtoB, H. J.-K.
Wuhlncton.RI.— lis.
Water bury .Konn.- 1 m.
WiCertDwn, N. T.-14T, 1
Witer VilliT. ^Im.-TS.
Witervlllf, N. Y.-SS.
Waiktni, N. T,-fll, 83.
Wilton town. Pa. -171.
Wiake«ba, Wi».— 41. ITS.
Wararley! vi.-9,'
Wajeroia, Gi.-IM,
Wiyneibare. Pa.-lS.
Wntherly.Pa.-SB.
WebMarCIly, Ii.— 1.
Weeliawken, N. J.-lll. IIS, 117.
1T4.
Weill, M Ion. -SB, 41.
Weill, Nei.—1B9.
Wolliboro, P«.-i)l. B3.
MlliraDkee.Wli.-«l,41.
jn, W, V1.-4T, ITT.
W<wt Pbllidelpbii, Pa.—IIS. ItT,
Point, Vi.-ias.
Weit WIniied, Conn.— 71.
Wettwood, N. J. -109.
WbeellDg, W. Va.— 11, ITt.
WblleflFld, N. H.— ITT.
Wlilte Piilnp. N. y.— 111.
Whitaborn, Tbi,-99,
WliitnejWTllB. MB.-irr.
wilkMbim. Pi,-
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Wllllmantic, Conn.— 115.
Wilmington, D«l.— 188, 177.
Wilmia||:toii, Md.— 11.
Wilmington, N. C.-7,9, 66,165, 177.
WiltonTN. H.-103.
Wincheiter, Va.-ll.
Wind Gap, Pa.— 86.
Winfleld, Kan.— 163.
WInifrede, W. Va.— 177.
Winnemacca, Nev.— 169.
Winnipeg. Man.— 96, 91.
Winona, Minn.— 89, 41, 49.
Wlnslow, Ariz.— 9.
Winters, Cal.— 178.
Wolfboro Junction, N. U.— 19.
Woodbridg«. Cal.— 156.
Woodburj. N. J.— 156.
Wood^fleld, O.— 16.
Woodstock, N. B.— 107.
Woodstock. Vt.-178.
Wood»rill6. N. H.-17, 19.
Woonsocket, R. I.— 116. 141.
Worcester. Mtsa — 19. U. 116, 178.
WnrthinKton. Minn.— 43.
Wortendyke. N. J.— 117.
W/andotte, Kan.— 8i.
Wymore. Neb.-
Wylhevilie, Va.— 117.
Yankton, Dak.-89, 4L
TarmoDth, N. 8.— 175.
York, Pa.— 195, 1S7, 133^178.
York Surings. Pa.— 168.
Yorkviile, 8. C— 145.
Yotemite, Ky.— 44.
Youngstown, O.— 11, 88, 118, 187,
157.
Zanearille, O.— 15, 45. 106, 181, 118.
FOBEiaN RAILWAYS.
(30) List of the Bailways and Tramways of Mexico, Cbntral and South
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Akbbica, with theib Officers, Mileage, Cost, Earnings, etc., etc.
ARQENnm: repubuo.
Andine RR.—Yillft Mvia to San Jnan, via Villft Mercedes and Mendoza, 767 kilo. (480 miles). Bailt by the
Federal QoTemment of the ArgeDttne Republic. ConitrueUon begnn in 1870 ; opened (Kio Casrto Section)
9i milee In 1878 ; 76 miles in 187S ; SO miles In 1880 ; 75 miles in I2j88 ; 80 miles in 1881, and 108 miles, to 8au
Jaan, in 1885. Total cost about jB8,000,000. Gangs, 5 ft. 6 in. Locomotive engines, 50. Cars— passenger,
65 ; bagKflge, 15 ; freii^bt, 600. Passengers, 1884, 86,882 : 1885, 97,607. Tons freight, 1884. 126,327 ; 1885,
144,962. Gross earnings, 1884, $645,000 ; 1886, $1,006,000. Net earnings, 1884, $811,000 ; 1866, $479,000. The
Intention in baildiug this road is to form a connection through the Uepalata Pass in the Andes with the
Chilian line running to Valparaiso, thns forming a thrungh interoceanic route. (See Buenos Ayres and Val-
paraiso Trsnsandine Ry.) During the pait year all of this line, except from Villa Maria to Villa Mercedes,
wati sold to Messrs. J. E. A M. Clarice, Contractors, of London and Buenos Ayres. Sefior Gnillermo
Villanenvs, General Manager and Vfiief Engineer ^Goyemment Portion), Villa Maria, Argentine.
A Dfflo- Argentine Tramnrsiya €o« (Limited).— Tramway lines in the City of Buenos Ayres, 27 miles—
k2 steel, b iron. Horses, 662 ; cars, 115. Gauge, 4 ft. 8Vi in. Kail (Pteel), 42 lbs. British corporation regis-
tered December 21, 1877. Capital, £266,000. Net earnings arerage about 8 per cent, on capital. Passengers
curried aversgs about 450,000 per month. J. B. Wanklyn, Managing Director; J. B. Mackinlay, Seeretary ;
n. F. Gunning, Otneral Manager : P. W. Uoltam. Traffic SupeHntencUnt ; Nicolas Fitzgerald, Maeter Car
BuiUier .- Louis Streim, /Secretary, 4 Copthall Buildings, Throgmorton Street, London, £. C. Proicival
LOCAL Offics, Riradavia, 1560 Buenos Ayres, A. R.
Boca and Barracaa Tramiiray of Bueiioa Ayrea.— Tramway lines in the city of Bnenoi Ayres
and to Boca and Barracas, 4 miles south-east, 18.909 kilo. Gauge, 4 ft. 8^ in. Rail (t>teel, 6 kilo.), 40 lbs.
Cars, 10. Ilorses, 8U0. Passengers carried average 150,000 per month. Gemkbal Officb, Buenos Ayres.
Boenoa Ayrea and Belgrrano Tramivaya Co. (Limited).— Tramway line in city of Buenos Ayres,
from tho Plaaa Victoria through Florida and Charcas streets and Santa F6 Avenne to snbnrb of Belgrano,
with branch to Palermo Park— total length, 18 miles. Gauge, 4 ft. 8Vi in. Rail (steel), 40 lbs. Cars, 56.
Uori^s. 4'JO. Briiish Corporation. Capital, £377,500. Earn mgs— 1888. gross, $249,765 ; not, $148,210 ; 1884,
^tiofs, $J64.392 ; net, $150,954 ; i886 (7 months), gross, $164,159; net, $98,548. Passengers carried average
a>)out ;t70,0OU per month. J. B. Wanklyn. Managing IHrector^ Buenos Ayres; Robert Bamd, Tr({pU: Man-
ager^ 901 iianta F6, Buenos Ayres, A. R.; James Andeison, Secretary, 61 Moorgate Street. London, £. C.
Buenoa Ayrea and Knaenada Port WLwLUwmfm—LineQfBoad: Buenos Ayres to Port of Bnnenada
(Province of Baenos A>res), 2u kilo. A British company incorporated under the ** (companies Acts, 1862 and
IMjy Entire line completed and opened Jauuary l, 1873. Capiui stock (common, £350.000 ; preferred,
£350.000), £700.000 ; debenlure »tock, £89,0.0— total. £789,010. Cost of road, etc., £798,178. Rolling slock
constiitA of 8 iocomot ves, 10 passenger cars, and 180 freight cars. Gross earnings, about $10,000 p«r mile.
Arthur B. Shaw, General Manager ^ Buenos Ayres ; John Wilson Theobald, Secretary, 8 Draper's Gardens,
London, £. C.
Buenoa Ayrea and Valparaiso Tranaandloe Ry. Co. (Limited). Organized during the past year
to build an exteiiriun of tbe Andine KR. frum Mendoaa to the Chilian line, a distance of 195 kilo. Line now
undtr construction. Toul capital, £l,19l,00ii. Government guarantee of 7 per cent, for 20 years. Morton,
Rose A Co., Financial agents, London, IC. C.
Boenoa Ayrea threat Sooikern Ity. (Limited). Line* q/* Boad completed : Buenos Ayres to Babia
Blanca, 445.25 miles: Altamarino to Ties Arroyos, 800.25 miles; Maipu to Mar del Plata, 80 miles— totui,
8-^5.50 miles. Sd track, eU., 18.50 miles. Gauge, 5 tt. 6 in. Rail (steel). 58 lbs. Sharpest curve, about 800
metres ; maximum toul curvature, 4.5S0 duress 15 minutes. Maximum grade, ascending, 6S^g ft.: dercend-
ing, 26^1; ft. Locomotive engines. 85; Beyer and Peacock (Bnglisu), tank and tender; cylinder, 18 in.;
i>troke, 24 in.: wheels, 8; 6 wheels coupled ; diameter of dnviuK wheels, 5 fr. 1 in. Cars— pastengar (4, 6
and 8. 27 to 60 ft), 185; baggage, etc., 80 (4 wheal, 85 ft.); freight (1,570 box, 4 wheel, 25 ft.; 12,UU0 lbs.
capacity and 1,400 lbs. weight ; V70 flat, 4 wheel, 25 ft.), 2,540. British company incorporated under "The
Cumpaiiies Act, 1862." Opened first section road August 14. 1866. Opital stock, £7,000,000 in three classes
of Htocks. Gross eamingi<, year ending June 80, 1886, $887,479 ; net, £425,802. Frank Parii«h, C/UUrman
Board JHreetort, 5 Gloucester Square, London, W.; John Cogblan, Chairman Local Comtrtiitee, Buenoa
Ayres; Charlea O. Baiker, (^crefary and BurcMaeing Agtnt, 7 Finsbury Circus, London, £. C.; Sam.
Abbott, General Manager ; Wm. Marr Bell, Tr<Me Superintendent ; H. G. Sketchley, 6Vii</ Engineer ,* W.
H. Scott. Locomotive and Car Superintertdent ; w. C. Etuxtable, Accountant. Gkkulal. Officks, 7 Finsbury
Circus, London, B. C, and Plaza Constitucion, Buenos Ayres, A. R.
Baenos Ayrea NortMern Ry* (Limited).— Xins qf Boad: Buenos Ayrps to Ssn Femsndo, 20 miles.
British company incorporated under "Joint stock Companies Acts, 1836 and 1857.'* The Provincial Govern-
mant of Buenos Ayres guaranteed for twenty years from opening of line 7 per cent, per annum on £150,OiO.
Capiul, £540,857 in six classes of stocks and bonds. Total cost of road, £509,856. Arthur E. Shaw, General
Manager and ChUf Engineer, Buenos Ayres ; John W. Theobald, Secretary y 8 Draper's Garden, London, B. C.
Buenoa Ayrea and PaelAe Ry* (Limited).— Xins of Boad: Mercedes, Province of Bueaos Ayres, to
Vilfa Mercedes, Province of San Luis, 578 kilo. Construction begun in July, 1883 : trackluying begux* in
May, 1888 1 road opened from Mercedes to Chacabuco, 98 kilo., March 1. 1886 ; from Cnacabaco to Qt<eIV»v<K>»^
157 kilo., Febmary 15, 1S86, from OreUanos to ViUa Mercedes, 828 kilo., MaTOt]L«,\^eKk. <^an!«^>^ ^x. ^Vx.
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318 POOR'S DIRECTORY OP RAILWAY OFFICIALS-FOREIGN RAILWAYS.
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RaU (steel), 56 lbs. This line forms the most Important link In the transandine interoceantc railwAT roate,
connecting at Villa Mercedes with the National Andine By., and at Mercedes with the Western of Baenos
Ayres. l^e total length of this route between Bnisnos Ayres and Valparaiso is 870 miles, against about 8,500
by water. Daring 1886 this company parchased of Messrs. J. B. & M. Claike the concession owned by them for
tlie construction of a line from Mercedes to the City of Buenos Ayre^, 108 kilo., and has placed the line under
contract with Messrs. Clarke for completion during 1887. Addiiiunal capital provided, £tK>4,800, ou which the
National Oovernmeftt guarantees for '20 jeaninterebt at 5 per cent. Loeomoiive engines. 111 ; cars, 850.
The Federal Government guarantees for 30 years 7 per cent, annual interest on securities to the amount of
nearly £4.U00 per kilo. Local Board of Dit-ectort : Dr. Lucas Gonzalez, Pntident; J. G. Cruikshank, Dr.
Eduardo B. Madero and Henry Barker, Secretaries, Bnenoa Ayres ; James Cleminison, Engineer in Chttf^ T
Westminster Chambers, Westminster, S. W., Bug.; J. B. & M. Clarke. Contractors, reprtMented by Fret(yt
Freire in Buenos Ayred ; F. O. ^mithers, SecrstarVt Dashwood House, New Broad Street, London, B. C.
Baenos Ayres and Boaario By. (L\mittd).-^2Ans of Soad computed : Buenos Ayres to Campana, SO
miles ; extension from Campana to Kosario, 140 mile«— total, 190 miles. Under Construction : Boaario to Son-
chales, 151 miles (7S miles completed in lall of 1896). Gauge, 5 ft. tt in. Kail (steel), 05 lbs. Locomotives, 34
(Gorton, 50 tons). Carv— paevenger, 61 (8 wheel, 68 ft) ; baggage and mail, 34 (80 to 68 ft., 6 and 8 wheel) ;
box freight, 1,336 (10 tons, 4 and 6 wheel); platform, 3 (8 wheel). Maximum total curvature, 10 chains.<
Maximum grade, 1 in 160. A British corporation, orgsnized under the name of Buenos Ayres and
Campana Rv. Co.; under which title road was built from Buenos Ayres to Campana and opened April 2t,
187d. On this section the Federal Government guarantees a net revenue of £28,UUU per annum, on the basis
of working expenses being 50 per cent, of receipts. In 1883 present name adopted, capital reconstructed and
extension to Rosario begun. Opened February 1, 1886. Total cost of road to December 81, l^t5, £i,08l,109.
Total capital provided, £3,333,000. Earnings— in 1888 (50 milua), gross. £66,324 ; net, £38,018 ; 1884 (60
miles), gross, £81,041; net, £:«).070.Iu 1885 (81 miles), gross, £137,:i03 ; net, £64,872; half year, January
t) Juno, 1886 (173^), fiross £148178; net, £57,773. John Coghlan, C. B., BeprtsentaUve qfComwv^y:
Thomas C Clarke, C. £., Engineer and Managtr ; J. F. Carlyle, Locomotive JSuperintendent. Office la
Buenos Ayres, 905 Calle Piedad. Frank Parish, Chairman Board Directors; J. a.fiividwn, SecreUuy.
Office in London, 9 Coleman Street.
Central Argentine By, (Limited).— XiiM ^ Road: Rosario to C6rdoba, 946.56 miles. Gauge, 5 ft. 6 in.
Rail isteel, 176 miles), 66 to tf5 lbs. Locomotive engines, 84. Cars— passenger-train, 35 ; freight-train, 590 :
other, 10— total, 575. British corporation organized in 1864. Construction begun 1865 ; whole road opened
in 1870. Total cost, $1,990,13^. Capital vfour claMes), $2,325,000. Gross earnings, 1884, £5:)9,02& ; net,
£S25,47b. Surplus fur 18{tf, £162,600; dividend, 10 percent. George Woolcott, iC^^etory, 85 Palmerston
Buildinj^s, BiHhopsgate Street, Loudon, E. C; Nicholas I. How^^v, Representative in iiuenoa Ayres : Henry
Fibber. General Manager ; Malcolm Graham, ResiderU Engineer; ChaAes Knight. AccoutUant; Wm. Robin-
son, Traffic Superintendent^ Wm. O. Lucas, Locomotive Superintendent, Rosario de Santa F6.
Central Trarnvray of Buenoe Ayres.— Tramway lines in the city of Buenos Ayres. 25J287 kilo.
Guajse, 4 ft. 8H| in. Rail (sieel), 40 Ids. Cars, 32. Horses, 536. Passengers carried average 415,000 per
month. Gbnkkal Omcs, Buenos Ayres.
City of Boenoe Tramivaye Co. (Limited).— TV-omtroy Lines in the Cityqf Buenos Ayres, 32.87 miles;
2d track, 4 miles; rail (steel), 42 lbs ; gauge, 4 ft. %^m.; cars, 187; horses, 1,256. British corporation
registeied in 1869. Capital, £516,000. Cost, to Deceml>er 31, 1885, £578,042. Gross earnings, 1885-86, £i97,-
394 ; net, £80,839, l^s loppon exchange, etc., £24.885— bslance, £55.954. Passengers carried averaee nbout
7325,000 per month. B. Isaac, Chairman Board Directors ; John He«ton, Secretary, London : H. W. F6rd,
General Manager, Buenos Ayres. Gsnbral OrriCK, 1 Great Winchester Street, London, B. C.
Conimerclo Tramivay.— From Concordia to Suburbs, 3 miles. Gauge, 8 ft. 10 in. Rail, 30 lbs. Cars, 8.
Horses, 50. Federicu Zoraquir, General Manager, Concordia.
Baat Argentine By. (Limited).— Concordia to Monte Cesaros, 96 miles ; Monte Cesaros to Ceibo Creek, 3
miles. Gauge. 4 ft. 8Vi in. Rail (part steel), 86 lbs. Maximum grade (aecendhig), 1.80 ft. Haudnbay wood
cross-ties. Locomotives, 11 ; msae by Fux 3t Walker, Bristol. Sng.; 4 coupled, tank ; dia. cylinder, 18 in. ;
length stroke, 22 in ; dla. driving wheels, 4 ft. 6 in.; two driving axles. Fuel, haudubay wood. Average
weight locomotives, 67,000 lbs. Cars— passenger, 22 (24 ft, 2 axles) ; bsggage and mail, 4 (22 ft.. 4-wheel) ;
box freii^ht, 55 (15 ft., capacity, 22,400 lbs , 8,9t)0 lbs. weight, 4 wheels ; platform, 115 (15 ft., 4 wheel). Britiah
corporation organized to carry out concession of ArgenUoe Government dated August IS, 1869. Road opened
to Monte Cesaros in 1875 ; to Ceibo Creek in 1880. Government guarantee of 7 per cent, on $10,000 per mile
of completed road. The line follows the west bank of the Uruguay River. From Ceibo Creek the company
runs steamers to Uruguayana, Brazil. Total cost to December 31, 1885, £989,331. Gross esmlnga, year
ending June 30, 1886. £54,927 ; net earnings, £18,656. Oliver Budge, General Manager and Chi^Mnginstr^
Guellermo ,Grflnwaldt, Traffic Manaaer, Concordia, A. B. Representative in Buenos Ayres, iUver Plate
Trust, Loan and Agency Company. Lawrence J. Baker, Chairman Board Directors, London, B. C; A. B.
Templar Powell, Secretary and Purchasing Agents 43 Lathbnry, London, B. C.
Bntre Bloe Central Ball iv^ay. Parana to Urugaay, 300 kilo. This road extends from the city of Parana to
the city of Uruguay (known as Conception del Uruguay) and traverses the entire width of the Province of Bntre
Rios. The first section of the line to Nogova. i:^ kilo., was to be opened for traOic about the end of 1886, and the
remainder in the following year. Capital, £ 1 ,530,800, consisting of 1st mortgage 6 per cent, gold coupon bonds.
secured by Government guarantee of one hall the service of the loan, not exceeding $260,00u per annum, ana
on the Property tax. etc., of the Province. Financial Agent, C. De Mtirrieta & Co., 7 Adam^a Court, Old
Broad Street, London.
First Bntre-rlano Ballroad. Gualeguaychti to Puerto Bcbague, 10 kilo. Gauge, 4 ft. ^ in. Rail, 42
lbs. Locomotive engines. 2. Cars— passenger, 4 ; frsight, etc., 14. Owned by the Province of Bntre Rios.
Built in 1878. Cost, $153,839. Grors earnings, $6,884 ; expenses, $11,848. Gbmxbal Onrici, Gualeguaychti,
A. R.
moute Caeeroa and Corrleutee BB. line of Road projected : Monte Caseros to Corrientes. Gaoge,
1.436 metres. The Argentine Government gnarantees for 20 years 6 per cent, interest on the actual coet or
the line, but not to exceed the gnarsntee of $1,874.78 national money, gold, per kilo. The line is to be
completed within five years from the commencement of construction. Concession granted to Meaars. Clark
A Co., of Buenos Ayres and London.
Monte Caeeroe and Posada* BB. Lins of Road projected : Monte Caveros to Posadas. Gauge, 1.485
metres. The Argentine (^)vemment guaranteee for 80 years 6 per cent, interest on the actual cost of the
line, but not to exceed the gnaraniee of $1,874.78 national money, guld, per kilo. The line is to be com
pleted within five years from commencement of construction. Concession granted to Messrs. J. B. A M.
Clarke, of Bnenoa Ayres and London.
National Central Norlliern By.— Jfoin line: C6rdoba to Tncuman, 546 kilo.; branches from Frias to
Santiago del Bstero, 162 kilo., and Recreo to Chumbricha, 176 kilo.- total, 884 kilo. Gaoge. 1 metre. Rail
— ^teel i438 kilom.), 20 kilog. oer metre (equal to 40.32 lbs. per yard) ; iron (446 kilom.), 21 iilog. per metre
(eqasJ to 42.M lb». per jtird). Minimum radius of curvature, 500 metres. Maximum grade, ascending, 14
ipl. qf Loaiiiiotim ; K.
POOB'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS— FOREIGN RAILWAYS. 319
per csBt LocomotlTC entclDM, ra. Carn— pumneer (g-wb. 80 ft.), SS : faigRBciiiid mall <i--wh, IS tt,). It;
boi (8-wli. M (I., »Ter. eipiclly, i.vm ]i)i.. aier. weight. l.TM Ibe.), «Ti ; iiSltuim ,9-«li. » n.), »»-tol»(
can.t)8}. Al» M w*ter luiki, .neb Bxli. and U tiAoag. Ot iba locomutivat, lu wan botli br Pui «
Walker, Brliiol, N b; CockerllJ ^ Ccot helg1an>, »t by ISiIdnla. of l-hllidelptilB. «id IS \ij Btyai, Ptacock
Jt Co . of Hanche>t«r. Alt cua built In Ku^Und, VitcrtpiUm of Loeomotitiei ; PuaeugDr ubId— H tana ;
3palnwli«lacaapled.B0ln.dluieLer;b<wl«;dl4.orItDd<)r,44iDCbei;atn)k«^[Dti.lt0lDCbei. ffnithctniik
— iStona j S ptlT* wbeela conplsd. 40 In.dto.i ttngSt boflsidlLcylliider, Uln,; iliuka piiion, 18 In. Prel|t)it
Inin— SI toaa: 4palnwb*elacouplEd,4aiD. dt«.; alD(ti bnfle ; dU. cjUndcr, la In.; elcoke plulos,*) la.
TtaUnad waa bnluand laowDcd bj tbeKillonaJ UoTarmnaaiat th« AnnnUDe Republic. Tba conatrucUou
of Ibe main line waa anthorlied hj net ut tUe NUIirn*! uoDgnaa. datwl Oelobet 11, ISTI, aud in Octubei.
1913, work Ha* beann under tbt dfrFCtian of Joad Tulfener. Kvad opened bvlvreen COrdoba aad Re«rea, In
Majr, ISns. and to TacDman OcMjor M, I8T6. In IKM tbe canFiruciluu ot ibu biaiiuL lluiii viiia beKUn. >nd
CDUDtnr in which ikara la ud water. BJich fraisbt train Incluaaa iliiee w(I«r-Unk cua. neb coaUliuiit elglit
tana ot water. Fuel nted, alipurotw wuod iluenat-tieaj, at aboat fU.W par cable metre. EittrutoH ; Piom
Tucmnan Ihlt Une will be carried northward to Salu and Jujui, 4U> kilo., and nllimatelj to the BoliTia
line, a total dlatanceaf about TUO kilo. Dntinji 18Bt and 18ea work on tbli eimnalon pro^exwd rapidly, and
toward tba doae of ISsA trecklarlDg bad been compleCad to a point 111 KUo. north ol Tucomaa, at a co«[
or Sa,784,SlS. Qroa* eaniloga, main line, ItbS, S1.US,0U : nst, Wli.MS. Llndoro J. (^i '
Managtr; Dleie CbapeaDro}n>e Qraham, JtwT. Omtral Mamifier ; Augnatin (iuiller, '"
Tantitr, TViUk Mnnagtr ; Eagenlo Roawtll. Jlatltr <if Jtoodicay ,- Leonardo Uom, ^i.^. ^ .«<..»....,•. , ...
Martinez (»mpaa, ka»»r LomnuMw Jitpalri ; Mutln J. de OoycocheB, Supi. TeUgni/k .- Joaqnln Ver-
relra, Parehatiag Afiml. Oeniiul Orrica, UOrdoha, Artentine Kupoblle,
Northern OoloalvaHr. of 8«nUt P<.-UfU(/ And: tfanta F^.capilal ot the Province of thai name,
lotowooC Lebnuimume province. lOUKllo.i opened Julj I, lew. ilrucfi trou Ban Carloa to Banla rd
opened In April. ISbH. and from Oanla P« 10 Port of Calutlne lu October. 18M. Net earnings, main line.
In Itetl. flSl.TSt. Uroai eamlngi. branchea. in 1880, ItfT.SSI. An eitenilun from Lehman Dortb to the
soutneru houcaarr of ihe iKodi of the Santa »i Land Co. (Limited.), l&i S kilo, I9 nndcr coaitractloo ; cap-
ital proTldr:d, £SMS(X). Bnili and owned bj tba PtorlDClal Qoiemmcnt of Santa Ti. W. Kamillou, Act-
ing aecnlam Otundi of AUml7Uitraaon. fll Moorgale Bireet, London, E. ;;.; T. W. Dodda, Manager qf
SiiUaiv, Santa Fi, A. R. Huura. C. de Uurletta A Co., baokere lor Ibe Compuijr, T Adam's Caun, Old
Broad direct, London, K. C.
Ucltd : Rosario W San Joai de la Eeqtilna, 110
(oaarlo [o Candelarla, 40 mllea. GaNisu, Or-
VBBlern sod Caulral Colonlea B4>IIw«r' of Sanla Fri.— Z4iiu ia proarm: San Carloa (N. C.
Kit Rj.) 10 OhIoce (U, a. a li. Rt.i, IS klla.j Gesaler Colooi to Corondo, iM Allu.; Filar (M. C. Rj.)
Buulh-wHt to hoDudarj of CArdoba. B» kilo.; Hnmbuldt (N. C. Rr.| nonharly, 80 kilo.; HalliaBd owned
br l^vlnclal OoiDinment ot UanU V6. Capllal provldecL £tlll.4IXI, In bundg ut £ll» each, leaued In
London, all procendu gulOK to coniraclon Tor las worki, KeHra, John C. HeliigB 1 tkiu. C. de lluritetta
± Co., Bankera, London, £ C.
ITcaUrn B«llw«r of Bdbkob Arrca.— LiMi of Soad tomptiUd : Bnenoi Ajrea to S de Jallo, MI
kilo.; La>u lia Pergualco^o Junln. £» icilo.; Mario U Lobua and Baladlllo. Ul kilo.; I« Mala no Teiii.
perter to Morou, 7H ullo.^ La Plata to Farrail, 8B kllo.i PerKamlno tu Elan NliMilas, T4 kilo.; TemiHiIej Co
CaBuelta, 4; kilo,, and aeiiral Bmall branches, aggregating ti kilo.— total, ll« kilo, fndtr tonttnicHim
ami pn^tciia ; B de Julio It> Loa Meiiiaoe ; and baladillo to Alrear. M track, 4« kjlo.; otbar Iracka. IW
kilo.; lulal track II.OOD aleel), l.OBS kllu. Uanaa. I.DTS metre, equal 10 G tt. 9 m. Weight ot ralla— alMl,
a kg. per metre (Viifaale tails.); Iron, BarlowV 4* kg-, aodChamplgnoD, Silkg. Lengtb ol lalla, 8 meirai.
Plied upon V cruas-Uaa ot iiard wood, called Qaebiacno and Urunday, or upon T couplea uf uoa cup*
(LiBVeser paiani). MaxImiim ifradB, I per CMt. Lot;omollve euglnea, IM. Cars— putanger, IH) ; t)Sggage
and mBU,4:l: trelgbl, 4.740 ; other. 09— total, 3,t[rf. £aeiipllon qf Eqaipnunl: Paas.ngtr looomoilvea, 4-
coupled wbKla wilb 4-whesled bo^ls ; dUmslar uf cylinder. IS lu.; atioke, 18 In. rniiiht locomotives, ■■
coapled wheel j dlamelei. i» Inj itroko, M In. Locomotivea manulacturad In United Stales, &n)(laud. and
France. ITael. Cardilf coal. Weight. 1CI.O1JO to IIJ/MO lbs. Can-jOaaengcr. 4 and 8-wbetl. XI to SO fset
lu length : baggage, ill to 3u feet. land S wheel ; freighc-boi (1,301), 11 teat, 4 wbeel, 1I.OUO 11m, capacKf,
11,300 Ibi. weignt ; plattorm (I,4SB). }i to 80 feet, 4'Wheel. Tbia road la owned hy tbe ProvlDClal Uorem-
ment ot Bueno) Arrea. Its cooatractlon was-bunn In I8S8. Total coat to Uecember 31, IMS, sai.SOU.UOv.
EirolDga— in 1834 ,9l» kilo.), gioit. IMd.OU; In 18S3 (S3T kilo.), gnus, S;t,148,41ll ; net, t«u,IOf ; In 1804.
CKJ klia.), groM, •1.13d,<l9): net. H.iT^.im; Id 1881, gT'XU. fl.IKD.USi : net, «i,liH,004 Iteynaldu oiero.
ifirwtorthStntf; Jorge N.WIIIIama.dKnU>ry.- Felipe Pita, Tnaturer; Lull V. Salinas. Cnijif of Truffle.
Oc.; a. Baatos. Cki^ Biv/iaetr <f Boadaat and Briiioei; Uarcoa .Han«, i,'Ai</ of MMvt Powtr, etc.;
ClrlOB Ariaa. Bi^ieririUaiCnl Iff TVtgrapk ; Obkbkai. Urnca, La PlaU, Buenoa Arree. A. R. U. 8. Mar-
tinez, apicial Oammitnoatr w tia tfiiUra AtUwoy <^ Bumot Avru, London; Huriou, Koa* A Co.,
^mtHitai AgiKtt ; London. Eng.
BAKBABOES (Lstaer AntUlei).
British dependencjr. Area. 166 iquare mllsx. Popalation. abont 8S,D00) Sallvrau, The Barbadoe* UmiUd
Rr. Co. (Brlilsu corporation).— /ju of Rini, Und^etua to the Ucoiund dtginct, U mllos (croeiing iba
mile. CspiUI, £]J.aua; bonds. £10,000. Ooremmant guamniee ot £d,l»0 per inum net lacume fur M
feara. Cult aboat SW.OOO per ralle. Road opened Ueptembm, 10, 18«, V. Pwohet Sella, Sicniart, t
Mincing Lane, London. B. C
BOLIVIA.
irrlioTTof Bolirla. Such aniall llnai as bad baen coBttniGtsd were on thi
^n bjr the Ohllcane. Latael Information la
lion o( the Hal Irian Congreaa— one from 1
run inconnecllDn wItbilieParavlanRa. , ,
» navlgailoD ot the lake tbere la aBOIlMi prqjoaad iL
. . . lo, paailig b; Anqalpa and endinit at Pioo ;
„ . . the lake tbere la aBOIlMi pnqwaad lina gDmg gitamlj from FoDo u 1^ Paa,
.O miles. Tba seoond Is the propoaed line fron tba iroBllar ot tbe Argentine. Bapnbllc (o La Fu.
1,«00 mllea, paulng br Foto^ and (Irnro, with two l>raaehes, one from Unuo lo Cochabamba, Ut milB*. and.
theotberfromPoloartoSBCTe.tO mllea, or, Inall, l,4»mll*a. Tbia line wilt ran In o ""
NaUooal Osuiral Nottham Ballwaj ot tbe Argantua BivabUe.
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BRAZIL.
AlacoMi Wty. (L\mitdA).—I4iu qf Road : Maceio to Impermtrix, 55 miles. Gaiim, 1 metre. BriUth compeay
organixed 1881 to baild thia line nnder the oonceesioB gnwted to Domingoe Ifortinho end Jaqatnide 8ilva
Leio. Road opened December 3« 1884. Line runt along the yalley of the Mnndahle Rlrer in the ProTince
of AlagOAS. Imperial Goremmeot gnarantees 7 per cent, per annam ou maximam capital, £hlSvtl3 (of
which £900.000 iseued), and reeerree right of pnrehaae. In 188.^ a eoaceavion was obulned from the
ProYincial Govemmeni for the constmcnon of a branch from the main line to the town of Aeeemblia, a
distance of 85 miles, and surveys have recently been completed. The operation of the line resalted in a loss
of iei5,2l3l for 1886. A dividend of 5 per cent, was paid from the Government gnarantee. Henry B. Briggs,
Becretary ; D. M. Fox, Engineer. Gembral Oitxob, 90 Great Winchester Street, London. B. C.
Balitai and minsus BR.— £in« qf Road oompUttd: Caravellas to Aymor^s 142.400 kilo., and extension,
15 ktlo.; nnder cuuatruciion to Philadelphia, :i87 kilo. Gauge, 1 metre. Rail (steel), 42 lbs. Locomotive
engines, 3 Snglish aud 4 Baldwin. Cars— passenger, 6; baggage, %\ freight, 50. Built nnder concerslon
granted to M. F. ArgoUo ; construction begun January 85, 1881, and opened to Ayinor^s November 0, 188«;
extension in.lS84. Present company orgauizod by concessionary Januarv 13, 188;(. M . F. ArgoUo, Canrallas ;
F. P. Mayrlnk and L. V. L. Rabelro, Rio Janeiro, Director; Gkkkral Omcs, Canrallas.
Balilai simd Sau FrancUeo By. (Limited).— I4iie q^" i?oa<l .* Babla to Alagnluhaa. 77 miles. Gaagc,5
feel 3 inciies. Rail isteel, :£!i miles), 6tt to 78 lbs. Locomotive engines, %i. Cars- dm ss«nger-t rain, 68;
frelghutrain, 887. Britisn corporation registered January 88, 1858. Total cost road, JS1,800,UO(>. GoTem-
ment guarantee— Imperial, 5 per cent.: Provincial, 8 per cent. Gro«« earnings year ending June 80, ib85
iiucludiog guarantee, £l;Mi,04)0;, £18;t,318 ; net, £117,807. Average dividend, 5^ per cent. Tirr^)0 Branch :
Alaguiuhas to Timbo, tii kilo., ol which completed in 1885, Alaffoas to Kilo, 4U, remainder under construc-
tion. This is a separate uudertaking. Estimated total cost, £'<{96,180, on which Government guarantee of 5
per cent, per annum. Capiud of main line, £1,600,UOO ; Capital of Timbo branch, £;i40AK0. Leonard
Micklem, Secretary^ 38 New Broad Street, London, £. C; Richard Teplady, Supetinltudent and Re$idtnt
Ungitieer, Bahla.
Bahla aad San Francisco Batliv^ay Extension.— Xins of Road: Alagulnhas to Qneimadas, 887
kilu. Gauge, 1 metre : rail (iron), 45.85 lbs. per vard. Maximum curvature on road, 153 metres radius.
Maximum grade per metre ascending and descending, 0.018 metre. Locomoiive engines, 18 Baldwin^s t5
contolidation and 7 mpgale) ; average weight, 80 tons ; fuel, anthracite coal. Cari^— pafseoger, 14 ; mail and
baggage. 5 ; tank, 9 ; freiglit (box, 32 ; platform, 85 ; cattle, 37 ; fuel, 8 ; crane, 4 ; g nnpowder, 1), 107— total,
185. The fi|reaier part of the above is American equipment, that manufactured in Belgium being of American
patteru. This line is owned by the Provincial Government of Bahla, aud forme an extension of the Bahia
and Aan Frauciscu Railway northwest from its terminus at Alaguiuhas, In 1881 it was in operation from
Alaguinhas to Santa Luzia. 181 kilo. Gros:) earningv, $l45,Ub; vxpenses more tiian double that amoont.
A continuation of ttiiti line is projected and now under construction tu Joazeiro on the San Francisco RiTer.
Luiz da Rocha Dius, Director and IC/ii^ Engineer^ Gustavo Adolpho da Silveira, TYc^gle Manager and
HuperintenderU Tdegraph^ Alaguinhas, Bania ; Caeuno Tarquim de Almeida, S'lptrintendeni Car ana Loco-
motive Repairs^ Aramarys, Bania ; Lyeurgo Joe6 de Mello, kttident Engitiee , Jus6 Ayroza Galvao, Fint
Engineer^ Jofto du bilva Rego, Secretary, Coelbo de Olivcira, Treasurer, Alaguiuhas, Bahia. Prikoipal
Office, Alaguinhas, Bahia.
Conipanibla Bracauttua. Line qf Road: Campo Limpo Sta. on the 8. R. Ry. to Braganca, 88 miles.
Gauge, 1 metre ; rail, aieei. Locomotives, 5 (English) ; Mogul, average weight. 80.U>0 lbs. (without tender) ;
fuel used, coal. Cars— passenger, 6 (5 wheel) ; baggageand mail, 8 (6 wheel) ; freight, au (6 wheel), ali>o b flat
and 8 cattle cars. Maximum curvature on road, 10 deg., 80 min. Maximum grade per mile, 145 feet. Crocs-
ties, Peroba wood. Height of Braganza above sea-level, tJ&iZ feet. Coneiructiun and equipment to
I>ecemberai, 1885, $35,00u per mile. Gross earoines for year, S43.(H>5. Working expenses, $49U64. Net
earnings, |4,9tfl. Antonio J. Luue, Fretident: Jos6 G. Christlauo, Secretary; L. G. da Silva Lane,
General Imf/tector. Traffic Manager, and Chief knginetr ; H. Ferreira, MaeUr of /x^comotive Repavr$ ; J.
Sallls Pupe, Purchasing Agent. Location of Pbihcipal OrFics, BragAnza, Province S. Paulo, Brazil.
Brazil Great Southern By. (Limited).— Zfi«« of Rooa, as authorized: Qnarahlm River (the diTidlng line
between Uruguay and Brazil) to the town of Itaque on the Uruguay River, Ui miles, all iu Proyince of Rio
Graude do Sm. Completed from Urugnayaua to a point 9 kilo beyond Uruguayuua, a total distance of 84
kilo., September Itf, 1686 ; whole Hue to be completed in November, lfti7. British company oreanlsed in
1883. Government guarantee of 6 per cent, on capital, jB675,000, with reservation of right to purchase after
90 years. Extension of this line from Itaqui via San Borja and San Luiz to St. Angelo. L. A Williams,
Secretary ; Alfred Rumoall, Engineer. General Officb, 14 Queen Yictoiia Street, Loudon, E. C.
Brazilian Imperlad Central Babla By. (Limited).— ifai/i Line: Slo Felix to Lneimadinhaa, ICO
miles ; branch : Cacnoeira to Feira de aanta Anna, 15 miles. Gauge, 3 ft. 6 in. Rail (rieel), 40 lbs. Loco-
motive euidnes, 80. Cars— passe ager, 70 ; baggage, 8 ; freight, 5^ For year ending December 31, 18^6, traffic
receipts, £58,(X)0. Expenses, £52,646. Deficit, £4*}. Britisn company organized in 1875. Coubtructlon begun
iu 1880 : completed in (sections ; opened to <^neimadinhas in December, 1885. Goveruraent uusrantee of 7 per
cent, on the capital, £l,46;i,500 for 80 years. Line projected to mn to the San Fmncit^co River. Frank If.
Still, Secretary^ Loudon, £ug.; I. Mawson, Oerural Manager and Reprefeniatire in Brazil; L. Uoyd
Resident Engineer; I Webster, Locotnotive Superintendent^ bko Felix, Bahia. Iiuncipal Ofpios, 8 ^a«en
Street, London, B. C, Bog.
Caiupoa and Carancola Bf. (Limited). (Betrada de Ferro da Caraneola Vlj,y—Main Line:
Campos to Porto Alegro, 1^ kilo.; Patrocinio branch, 89 kilo.; Itabopoano branch,- 81 kilo.— total completed,
189 kilo. Main Line jft-ojected to Sauto Antonio dos Tombos, on the boundary line ol the Provhace of Minas
Geraes. Gauge, 1 metre. Rail (Steel, 90 kilo.), 48 lbs. Locomotive engines, 9 American. Cars— passenger,
15 American ; baggage, 8; freight, 75. Brazilian Company, chartered April Vi, It'ii ; constmction began in
1876 ; fir t section main line opened December, 1878 ; second, October, IbS.}. Imperial Government guaran-
tee of 7 per cenL on £675,000 capital. Receipts, 1885, $<57,''48. Francisco Ferriera Salurnino Braga,
President ; Barfto de Goytacazes, Secretary ; Jose Cardoso Mureiro, Treasurer; Joee Muria dc Conceicas,
Jr., Engineer ofid General Manager. General Oppicb, Campos.
Compsuenla Geuerale de CUemlne de Per Braseliens«~Xins qf Road : Paravaqua to Curutil>a,
lib miles. General OrricE, Paravaqua.
CoHipanlala Ferro Carrii do Jardlno Botanleo.— TVomtray Unet in the City qf Rio Janeiro and
to the sutfurbs : Larongeiras, Botafoyo, Olario and the Botanical Gardens— total letgth, 5tt kilo. Gauge, 4
ft ayi in. Rail, 48 and 45 lbs. Cars— passenger, 69 ; freight, etc., 81. Mules and horves, 976. Passeijgera
(Daying) carried in 1886, 9,584,093. Net earnings, $891,850. Capital. $5,400,010. Jo&s Rubeiro de AlBKlda,
JPrmUnt ; Stephen Miller, Superintendent. Gknxbal Orrica, Rio JaLeiro.
mpmuhim Bnirmdtt de Ferro Meeane t eow^pomm—Line qf Road : Compos to port of Imbetlba,
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61 milet. Joseph Ljnch, Mnffituirt lUcalie, Bio de JtiMiro ; J. BaptisU Ptreira, Trqfie Manager^ Imbctlba,
Rio de Janeiro.
€oiide B^Bn Ry. (Limited.) (Prorlnee of Finilt7te).— Utw qf Road : PanhytM to IndependeBeiA, M9i kilo, ;
branch from Gob« Jonction to PUar, UU kilo.— total, Itl kuo. Projected : £zt<'nsloB of main Une to Glibe.
dello, 19 kilo.; extension of branch to Tnga and eonstmction of branch from Malvaga to Alagoa Grande.
Gaoffe, 1 metre. Ball (steel), 46 lbs. Looomotive engines, 11. Cars-passencer, fn ; fraigbt, etc, itA.
Maxunam gradient, t.n per cent.; mintmam radins of cnrres, 100 metres. British corporation organlied in
1875. Constmctlon begun in 1888 ; opened to Malnngn, Hcptember 94, 1888 ; to Indtpendencla, Jnno 4,
1884 ; branch line opened NoTember 98, 1888. Imperial Government guarantee of 7 per cent, per tminm en
maximnm capital of £875,000, with opttos of pnrchnse. First Tear^s operations of whole line showed a lof s
of £9,512, and for the Tear ending Jane 30, 1888, a loss of £16,8ia O. ladstone Tomer. 8eer€Uinit 97
Clemento Lane, Lombard Street, London, a. C; Charles Neate, Oonitruction ^t^nssr, 4 Ylctoria Street,
Westminster, ri. W.
Bom Pedro Socnado Rallroadi. -Jfoifi JifMt oiuf branehet in Frotimc€ qf Siode JanHro^ 4te,, radiating
from the City of Bio de Janeiro to leading towns of interior and to connection with all other important
lines of railway in the Provinces of Bio de Janeiro, Bspiritn Santo, Hinas Geraes and San Paulo. Total
length, 440 miles. Qange, 5 ft. S in. Bail (stosl and iron), 58 to 79 lbs. Built and owned by the Imperi#l
Government of Brasil and named after the reigning Bmperor, Don Pedro U, tfonstmctlon begun la 1801,
in which year 88 kilo, of main lino was opened, extensions and branches added from time to time and con-
structive operations not yet closed. Locomotive engines, 195. Cars— passenger trains, etc., 889 ; freight
trains, etc., 1,419.
The Trunk Line shows the following returns :
1888.
1884. 1885.
Bamings
Netproflu.. ,
Tons carried.
$8,859,600.
9,788.500.
405,100.
|6,8\9,S00.
9,749,460.
414,800.
96,711,860.
8,986,900.
499,900.
HercQlauo V. F. Penn«, Director; Jorge Bademaker Grunewald, Manager: Antonio Pereira daBccTis,
AesUtatU Manager ; Carlos Concado de Nlemeyer, Chi^qf Repair ShojM and Bolting Stock ; Jos6 Carvaiho
de Sonza, AtsUtta/d CfiUf qf Rtpairt and Rolling Stock; Arthur Alvin, Ch^fqf Line; Aarfio Beis, iJhX^qf
Telegraphy ; Munuol Femandes Figueira, Seeretary, Qxnxral Office, Bio de Janeiro.
Other Unee Otontd or BuUi hg the Government^ etc.
BaiBsinsileiiee Ry. (Province of Bio Janeiro), 97 kilo.; gauge, 1 metre.
99«roii of Araraaaaa Rli. (Province of Bio do Janeiro), 40 kilo.; gauge, 8 ft. 15^ in., rail (isteel), 40 lbs.;
locomotives, 4 ; cars, 6.
Campoe and San Sebaetlao Ry., 1&9 kilo.; grage, 0.96 metres.
€oniniereoa and Rio dae iPlorea (Province of Bio de Janeiro), 11.9 kilo.; gauge, l metre.
JTolx de Fora and Plou RR. (Province of Minaa Geraes). In opemtion, 40 kilo. Under eonstmction
an exteuBiou to Bio Novo. Capital, |900,uOO, on which Provincial (Sovemmeni guarantees 7 per ceat. for 80
years.
Oosto Ry. (Province of Minas Geraes). 90.196 kilo. Gaiure, 1 metro. Bztension projected fk-om 8. Joae d'Bl
Bey to Bibeirao and Oliveira, 80 kilo. Contractors, Castio, Bocha A Co. Capital, $9,000,000. Provincial
Government guarantees 7 per cent, for 40 years.
PlraUyenee Ry. (Province of Bio de Janeiro), 84 kilo. Gauge, l metre.
Fltansny RR, (Province of Kinas Geraes), 56 kilo. Gaige, 1 metre.
Porto Novo de Cunlia and Paqneqner Ry« (Province of Rio de Janeiro), projected and partially
boiU from Porto Novo, where connocuon la made with the Dom Pedro and the Leopuldino Bys., east to
Paqoequer, 90 miles. Gauge, 1 metre.
Prlnetpe Do Grao Para Ry« (Province of Bio de Janeiro), 96 kilo. Bxtension to 8. Jos^ de Prcto,
opened September, 1886. Gauge, 1 metre.
Rio Novo Brancli Ry. (Province of Minas Geraes), 99.196 kilo. Gauge, 9 ft. 6 in.
Roxonde and Arelae Ry. (Province of Bio de Janeiro), 99 kilo. Gauge, 1 metre.
Rio RonUo and Jnaamsiliyba RR. (Provinoeof Bio de Janeiro), a5 kilo.; gauge,! metre; rail, 40
lbs.; locomotives, % ; cars, 6.
River Oaro Ry., 58.056 kilo. Operated at a loss.
San FldelU RR. (Providence of Bio de Janeiro), 76 kilo.; projected and under eonstmction.
Santa Isabel do Btlo Preto Ry. ^ProvinceofBiode Janeiro), running to Santa Isabel and Bio Prtto;
48 kilo, open ; 38 kiio. under construction.
Union Mlnelra Ry., 117 kilo.
Union Valeneiana RR. (Province of Bio de Janeiro), 86 kilo.; gauge, 1 metre ; rail, 40 and 49 lbs.
Ronna Tl&eresa Glirletlna Ry.— XiiM ^ i?oa<f .* Laguna to Imbituba and Tnberao (coal mines) (Prov-.
luce of Sanu Catharine), 73 miles. Gauge, 1 metre. Bail, 40 lbs. Locomotive engines, 8 ; cars— passe*'
ger, 16 ; freight, etc., 985. British corporation oiganixwd in 1876. Imperial Government jraarantee on j9BI«-
046 capital, with privilege of purchasing. Constmction and equipment to December SIMRB, £781,593. CKose
earnings for year (June 80, 1886), £6,899. Working expenses, £98,696. Mi^or General Beadle, Pretiden^*; C.
W. Uoberte. General Manager ; £. J. Brown, CMftf Engineer ; Charles Bischoff, Jr., Secretary^ 40 Old B|^d
Street, Lonaon.
Bstrsida de Ferro RatnHfe.— 2ifi« qfSoad : Ceaim to Banrite, 190 miles. Qenge, 1 metre. Bail CHeti,
15 miles), 45 lbs. Locomotive engines, ll Cars— passenger, 19; freight, 96. Owned by Provincial Qarnnh
ment of Ceara. Amarillo Olinda de Vaaooacellos, iHtreckfr and OhUJ Nnginetr^ Henrique Foglare, Memager
of Workehope and Supply, Fenelon Bomikar da Ounha, Seerkeay. GinnRAL Ovnoa, Bscriptorlo Cmmnd
Providence de Ceara. i
Botrada de PeVro de Oontacallo.— Z<ns qf Road: Nictheroy to Bio Bonito and to P88sacBmtf,«la
Macaco, with branches to Parahybe, Oorte and San Jos^—toial, 165 miles. Geoct^ W wM»a^ ^aa^
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82B POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFPICIALS— FOREIGN RAILWAYS.
(itee1« 60 mflM), 42 to 70 lbs. LocomotiTe engfnM, 8S. Can— pufeiifcer, S> ; freight, etc.* t08. This roid is
owned by the Provincial Oovernment of Rio de Janeiro. Oroaa earnings first five months, 1886, $8^700 ; net,
ft46.9uO. Brntato Engenio da Om^a Baatos, Director^ J. Candide Mortiuho, Traffic Mcmoffer, W. CJarpenter,
Ik^lferinUmUnt qf SoadtBOV and LooomoHve DepariMerU^ R. Carpenter, SaperinttndeiUqf Boadway and
Lo(xmufH9€ Bepartmeni, Qinkbal Offiob, Mictneroy.
Ferro Carrll de Pernambuco (Tramway).— GnsUTO Adolpho Schmidt, JSfuptrinttndent, Pemambnco.
Clr«af l¥eaterB of BrasU Rjr. Oo.— Jfoin I4im .* Recife to limoeiro, 61.5 miles; branch : Caiptna to
Haaareth, 8.5 mUe«— total, bO miles. Qange, 6 ft 8| in. Rail («teel), 50 lbs. Locomotive engines, S, tmiit at
Glasgow and Newcastle-on-Tjue. Cars— passenger. 81 ; baggage and mail. S19. British company, rmristered
December 91, 1878. Constmction begun in 1881 : whole line com«>leted and opened in September, 1938. In
1886 the company undertook an extension to Tinbanba, without a government suarantee. GoTemment
guarantee of 7 per cent, per annum on capital of £568,500, with option of purchase. Qroas earnings last fiscal
year, £57.170 ; expensee. £57,170. DiTidendi^ of 7 per cent, were paid up to June, 1885, and two vf 6 and 4
per cent, have been paid since. H. Watts, iSEsor^ory, London ; Jason Rigby, Qtneral Managtr and Chkf
ifnffituer, Pernambuco, Braz. Fbtscifal Ofhoi, 8 Coleman Street, London, K. C.
laaMrtal Brastliaui, Natal and NoTa Cms Ry. €o.— JVoiaZifM; Natal to Nova Craa. 75 miles.
Gauge, 6 ft 81 in. Rail (steel, 75 miJes), 47 lbs.: ties, native hardwood. Locomotive engines, 18, built at
Glasgow ; fuel, coal. Car»— pas«enger, 86 : freight, 800. Company registered in 1878. Government gnar-
antae of 7 per cent, per annum on capital of £618,800, with option uf purchase after 80 years. Cost of road
and equipment to December 81, 1885, £618,800. Gross earnings last half of 1886, $85,185 ; expenses, ft7,186.
Ooiin MacKenzie, PrtiUUrU ; waiter Miller, JSeeretary ; £dmund BtiingdIP, Qmeral Manager^ London, S. C;
John H. Morant, Xesident MoMMger and Engineer : Alex. J. O'Grady, 7y<^Mc Snperintwndentt Natal Rio
Grande do Norte. Princifal Ofjpios, 60 Queen Victoria Street, London, £. C.
Itnana WLj,— Maine lAnt : Jandiahy to Piracicaba, 89 miles ; branch from main line to Itu, 14 miles— total, 160
miles. Gauge, 1 metre. Rail, 85 lbs. Kztension to San Manoel projected. Locomotive engines, 1 Ameri-
can, 9 English. Cars— passenger, 11 ; ft-elght 88. Maximum grade, S8 per cent; maximum curvature, 180
metres raidius. Road opened in February, 1877. Capital, $l,lS).77, guaranteed 7 per cent, per annum by
Governmentof Province San Panto. Net surplus for half year ending December 31, 1886— main line, $81,-
MO ; branch, $66,765. Gknebal Office, Jundiahy, San Paulo, BrasU.
I«eopol4ioo WLj, (Province of Mines Geraes).— ZIim ofBoad : Porto Novo de Cunha (Junction Dom Pedro
It. RR. ) via Leopoldino and bfto Geraldo northwest. Total length of completed main line and branches,
885.065 kilo. Extension and branches projected, 65 kilo. Gauge, 1 metre. Rail, 40 lbs. Locomotive en-
giaea, 80. Cars— passenger. 45, freight, SOU. P. L. Mooteiro, Traffic Manager; K. de Steiger, Superintend-
dent q;' Locomotive* ; Liua de Sobral Pinto, Engineer, Gkvkbal Opfios, Porto Noto de Cunha.
Hinaa Central 18 j« of Brazil. (lAm!itMSL).~'IAn«qfIioad%mdereonetructUm: From a point of Junetloa
with the Dom Pedro Segundo RR. to the City of Pitanguy on the San Francisco River about 8tV kikM.
British corporation regutered April 85, 1880, to acquire a conceeaion granted by the government of tiM ProT-
Inoe of Minaa Geraes, which guarantees an income of £60,750 for SO years fh>m construction <tf line and
interest during construction. Company is also granted a monopoly for 50 years, during which no oompet-
lag line can be boilt wittiin 80 kilo. CapiUl stock, £7i8,500 and £600,000 debentures. U. Clarke, PreHdenU
82 8t George^s Square, London ; Smith, Payne and Smltb. Bankers, London ; Albert H. Walker, Secr ete^ ,
11 and 12 Clemenu Lane, London, B. C. Engineered Geo. Manders, in Braail ; William Martineau, 8 Oraat
Winchester Street Bnildbgs, London, B. C.
■taaa and Rio Ry. (Limittd),—UneqfSoad: Cruaeiro Qunctlon Dom Pedro Segundo RR., Province of
Ban Paulo) to Tree Coracoea (Province of Minaa Geraes), llu kilo. Gauge, 1 metre. Rails (sll et e el j oa
first section, 88 kilo., 60 lbs.; on remainder of line, 401 ()S. Locomotive engines, 14. Cars— passeagt-r, M;
freight, 158. British corporation registered April «4. 188U. Road opened Jane, 1884. Government guarantee
of 7 per cent, per annum on maximum capital of £1,816,875, with option of purchase. Gross eaminga, fliat
half ..f 1885, £51,167 ; net, £7,844. In 1885-86 the net profit on the working was £1,888. R. C. Preston,
A^tv^rv, 8 Victoria Chambers, Westminster, S. W.; K. B. Fenn, General Manager and E epr e e en tat ive,
Oraaeiro, Braail.
■ocyanna RR.— -Jfoin Line : Campinas to Can Branca, 178 kilo. ; branch from Jaguary to Amparo, 1$
miles ; brauch from Sertaosinho to Ribeirao Preto, SO kilo.; brand) from Mogy to Penba, 18 miles— total, 896
miles. Under construction, 110 miles. Gaage, 1 metre. Rail 45 lbs. Locomotive engines, 18. Care— Paa-
aeiiffer, 19 : freight, 100. Brasilian corporation. Maximum grade, 8^ per cent. Maximam cnrvatuie, 180
metres radius. The line is divided into 8 sections ; the first and second are open for trafllc, and for the year
ending June, 188H, dividends amounting' to 18 per cent, were paid on the capital ; the third sectlea is under
eoni«truciion, and on this the company nave an Imperial guarantee for 80 years, equivalent to £45,676 per
annum. Kami nga last half of 1805.— if<iii» jUm ; Gross, $89i,666: not, $518,648; dividend, $14 per share.
Bibiero Preto Erttneion: Gross, $a4tl,607; net, $186,889 ; dividend, $10 per share. GaMaxAL OwiCB,
Oampinas.
Mfetheroy Traaaivajr.- In city of Nlctheroy, Province of Parahyba. General balance sheet, December 81.
1S86. Capiial, f^.OUO ; debentures, $i84.1U0 ; sinking fund, $5,800-total, $489,900. Contra : Cost of road
and equipment, $601,585. No ftirther information.
IParanena and CoraUI»a RR* (Province of Parana).— Completed from Paranagna to Morretea, 41 kilo.
Gauge, 1 metre. To be extended 70 kilo.
Panllaia HR.- Jfoin Line: Jundiahy to Belem de Desralvado, ISO milea; braach from Condelroa to
Pinual, 5U miles. Gauge, 5 ft. 8 in. Rail, 56 to 65 lbs. Locomotive engines, 27. Car*— pasaeager, 60;
freight, etc., 818. Maximum grade, 8 per cent.; Maximum curvature, radius, 800 metres. GaifaRAi. Officb,
Jundiahy.
P#«lo«Airoiiao Ry, (Province of AIagoas).—X4iM^J?oatf; Piranhas to Jatoba, 116 kflo., foHowing the
aorth bank ot San Francisco River. Gauge, 1 metre. Rail, 48 lbs. Locomotive eagines, 6. Cars— paaaea-
Sr, etc., 10 ; freight, etc., 58. Built and owned by Proriocial Government of Alagoaa. Opened in Angaat,
)3. Worked at a loss. ToUl cost, $8,500,000. Louis FAlllppe Alvas de Nobrega, CM^ tsngineer ; Manod
Qleineutino Aranho, Beeident Engineer: Claudlo Ltvio dos Rels, Locomotive Superintendent ; Carfc>B Ainaio
Sanotti, Secretary. Gkitkbal Qffiob, Piranhas, Alagoas.
Porto Aleare and Hoiv Haaalbwrco (Rraalllan) RR. €o. (Limited) (Piorinos of SaoPadrodo
Bio GrauJe do Sul).— X4i»« qfBoad: i*orto Alegre to New Bamburgo, 48 kilo. Gauoe, 1 metre. Rail (part
Meel), 48 lbs. Locomotive enginea, 5. Cars- passenger, 88 ; freight etc., 45. Britisl corporation orgaaued
te 1870 ; concession aranted by Provincial Government, which also gaarantees a net revenue of 7 per cent per
annum on the capital of £808,500. Average dividend, 8 per cent Gross eaminga 1(^, i^8,6tf7 : net, fi4/.
William Tweedie. Oentral Manager and Superintendent ; Henry Marshall, AceoveUant, * Porto Aiegre ; K.
■A«ren, CM^qfBenair Shope, SAo Leopoldo, Province of Rio Grande do Sul ; W. C. TwHchett^ Seeretmrv,
HMRAL Office, 110 Cannon St, Londoa.
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Reelfe and Carnarv RR« (Prorince of Pernambaco).— Under eonftractlon from Recife westward to
Cftruaro, 110 kilo. Gauge, 1 metre. Obmxral Offics, Beelfe.
Beelfe and Caxauga By*— Tramway linea in the city of Kecife and to sobarbs. Main Liru : Recife to
Doii Irioaos, 0.75 miles ; branches*, Bntrocamento to Mooteiro, 8.95 miles ; Entrocamento to Varsea, 6JM>
miles. Total leogtli. 16.5 miles. Qause, 4 ft. Rail (steel), 45 and 48 lbs. Locomotive engines, 12 (Snglish),
weight, 88,(i00 lbs. Cars - passeneer, Itf (4- wheel) ; freight, etc., 89 (4-whee1). Total carvature on road, ttO
metres; Maximom grade per mile, 1,990 ft.; eross-tleai native wood. British corporation established in
IMS, to constmct and maintain street railway linen in the chief towns of Brasil. At the present, the only one
bailt is the above. Capiul liu three dasses), December 81, 1885, £144,880. Gross earnings for year, £85.8ii4.
Szpenses, £18.206. Net earnings. £7,118. W. Martlnean, PrttUUnij Jno. Bntt, Secretary; H. W. 8. Bird,
Oeanieral Manttgvr ; C. Bieveis, Ckk^f SHgineer. Gbxcbal Orncs, Pernambnco, Brazil.
Beellte and Ollnda Rli.— Tramway and soborhan road. Gange, 4 feet 7 inches. Rail, 45 lbs. Locomo-
tive engines, tt. Cars— par senger, 15 ; freight, etc., 28. Gross earnings, $12,a00 per mile ; net, $8,200.
OnrsRAL Opfics, Recife.
Recife and Sao Franelaeo Pernambaeo Ry. (Limited).— Xiii« qf Bond: Cinco Pontas (City of
Recife) to Una (or Palmares), 77.6 miles. Gangs. 5 a. 8 in. Rail ^steel, 4 miles), 66 to 66 lbs. Maximom
Sullent, 1.26 per cent.; Minimum enrve. 400 metres; sleepers, native wood and iron. Government Utate
ne : Una to Canhotiuho, 04 miles : gauge, 1 metre. Locomotive engines, 10 (English). Cars -passenger
(4-wh. 16 ft). 27 ; freight, etc. (4-wh. 16 ft.), 8&e-total, 888. Incorporated in 1864. Construction began, 186tf :
completed, 1802. Total cost, £1.812,169. Concession 90 y«'ars, with option of purchase. Government
guarantee, 7 per cent.— 5 percent, by Imperial Government, and 2 per cent, by Provincial— equal lo £804^
net per aiinam. Gross eamiugs, 1886, £100,410. Expenses (exclusive of exchange difference and permanent
works), £80,074. Underwood P. Harris, Seerstery, 16 Old Jewry Chambers, London. E. C; Wells Hood,
Superintentient and Engineer' ; D. Park, locomoiioe Superintendent, Recife, Pemambuco.
Reelfe and Sao Francleco Pernambneo Ry« Bxteuslon*— Completed f^om Una to Garanbas,
75 miles. Built and owned by tbe Provincial government of Peruambuco. Constructed in 1884-1885. Dr.
Francisco Jos6 Gomes C^laca, Dinctor and vkitf Bngineer^ Pernambnco.
inn Paolo Rraxlllan Ry. (Limited).— Zins ({fiioad ; Santos to Jnndiahy, 86.5 mOep. Gteuge, ft. 8 in.
Rail (Steel), 05 lbs. Locomoiive engines, 95. Cars— passenger train, 68, freight train, 7U8 ; special, 52— total,
841. British company, iiicorporatea in 1850 ; construction begun, 1860 ; whole line opeued, Febmory, 1887.
Total cost, £-^,760,000. Imperial government guarantee of 7 per cent, per annum on capiul of £2^u0O,O0O,
with option of purchase. Capital, £2,000.000 ; debentures, £760,000. Grosi» earnings, year ending June 80.
1888, £882.810 ; net, £187,757. Average dividends, 0| per cent. G. A. Hillier, Secreiaty, 111 Gresham flonse,
uld tiroad Street, London, E. C ; Wm. Speers, SuperUiiendent ; John Beakw,LeeomonveSupetintendtntand
Kngineer, ban Panlo.
§aB Paulo and Rio JTancIro Ry.— Xins^ Bead: San Panlo to Cadioeira, and Junction with the Dom
Pedro II. Ry., 140 miles, Gauge, 1 metre. Loecmiotive engines, 18. Cars— passenger. 18 ; baggage, 8 ;
freight, 166. British corporation organised in 1868. Road opeued thronghuot, July 8. Itrtl. Provincial Gov-
erument of San Paulo guarantees 7 per cent, per annum on £14100,000 capital, with right of purctiaM. The
due payment of this interest for 80 years is guaranteed by the Brazilian Imperial Government. Gknxral Of*
Ficss. Londcm, Englund, and San Paplo, Brasil. Financial Agents, Lonis Cohen * Sous, 81 Tbrogmonou
Street, London, E. C.
Santo Antonio de Padaa Ry. (Province of Rio de Janeiro) ; completed, 98 kilo.; under constraction,
IV kilo. Gkiuge, 2 ft. IIH in- Rail. 40 lbs. Locomotive engines, 4. Cars— pas»enger, 8 ; f^eijjiit. etc., 60.
Herman Joppert, Pre^dent^ Joseph Lynch, JBnginur and Superintendent. Gxhual Oftigs, Rio de Ja-
neiro.
Bao Carton do PInhal Ry.— Completed, 77 019 kilo.; opened May 2, 1883. Under construction, 46 kilo.
Branch lines to Brotos and Jabn are nnder coostmction, and the D«us Corregos section of the latter branch
wan opened September 7, 1885.
Boroeabana Hf»— Line qf Soad: San Panlo to Tlet^ 118 miles. (3ange, 1 metre. Rail. 4i lbs. Extension
to Botncath in proj^ress, and Cerqutllio to Laranjal section of same opened May 94, 1888. Locomotive: eiv-
gines, 10. C^s—puiiseuger, 11 : freight, 72. Bmailian corporation. Road opened to Tiet6 in 1886. GroSi*
earnings first half of 1886-main line, $127,200 ; extenaion, $91,000. Net, ^,160 and $8,842. ToUl coi-t,
$8,000,000. Gbmbbal Officb, San Paulo.
Sontbera Rramllian Rio Grande do Sni Rr* Oo« (Limlted).~I4>i« of Soad (completed and nnder
construction) : Kio Grande to Cacequy, about 82j mikis, all in Province of San Panlo. (Completed to Bag6,
175 miles) Gauge, 1 metre. Rail (ateel), 42 lbs. Locomotive engines, 12 (American). Oers— passenger, 26 ;
freight, 162. Steepest gradient, 8 per cent.; minimum radios of curves, 120 metres ; sleepers, native wood.
British a>rporation organised in 1880 to acquire certain concessions, etc., for the construction uf a line of
railway which had been partly built by the French company La Compagnie Imperiale dn Chemln de Itef de
Rio Grande do Sal (Bresil). Line opened December 2, 1884. By the terms of the concession the govrnNpem
gnarantees for 3o year^ 7 per cent, ou capital of £1,621,188 ; no competing line within 20 kilo, to bo sancUoaii*.
for 90 years without company's consent : but reserves option of purchase after 80 years. Constmcttoa mmI
equipment to December 81, 1886, £1,674,684. Gross earnings for yesr, £70,697; expenses, £60,985. Met
earnings, £762. Average dividends, 7 per cent, per annum. Capital stock, £800,0i00 ; debentures £8rt5«4;8.
Lt-CoT. F. D Grey, President: A. Dnprat, QeneraiMttnager : B. de Hollebenn, Ch^f Engineer: H. U. Bar-
ras. Matter Loeomotice Repair: Charles Bischoff, Jr., Secretary, 40 Old Broad Street, London, E. C.
Vaqtnary and Urosnayana RR.—Projected to ran ftrom Taquary, near Porto Alegre, dne west to IJra-
guayana. Line €ff Road (completed) : Taqnary to Santa Maria, 162.75 miles. Between Santa Maria and Oace-
qnay, 71.5 miles more are under conMmctloii, leaving 104.5 miles yet to be constmcted. Gauge, 1 metre.
Bail (steel), 40 to 45 lbs. Loconiotivea, 22 (12 French, 10 American) ; average weight, 67,568 lbs. Cars— piM-
ienger, 15 (8-wheel); baggage, etc., 8 (8-wbeel); freight, 98 (4'Wheel) ; also 18 cattle tracks, 8 munition wagoap
and 2 prison cars. Maximum carvature of road, 11 deg. 41 min.; maximum grade per mile, 90 ft. ; cro*i^9«,
native wood. Construction and equipment to December 81, 188), $8,748.2iK>. Gross earnings for year, ML*
T60 : expent-es, $248,443. Deficit on operations, $18,082. Bugenio Adrbmo Peveira da Cnnha e Mello, /WM-
dent and Oetieral Manager: Luis Americano, Acretory ,* Antonio Carlos Ferrelrada Sllva, TrMMurer: An-
tonio Candido de Asevedo Sodie, Ckk^ Engineer : Antonio Gomes doe Paasoe Perdlgao, Matter Car BuUder:
Jos^ de Azerido Paes, Furchaeing Agent.. Locatum of Pbihoipal Officb, Porto Alegre. Road being ballt
by Cteneral Government. GnMKRAi. Offics, Taquary.
WeatOFn Ky. of San Panlo (Companhia Panllsta de Bstrada de Ferro de Oeate).— Ziii^ qfBoad: ^oa-
diahy (Jnnctiun San Paulo RyJ via Oampiiiaa to Belem do Descalvado, 125 miles ; branch from Condeiny
Rio Claro to the Mogy Ga>*sa RVer at Pinhal, 28 milea-total, 151 miles. Gaoge, 6 ft 8 in. Rail (part
66 to 72 lbs. Locomotive engines, 14 ; ear«> passenger, 26 ; ft«ight, etc., 808. Brasllian corpomuon, (
ised nnder Imperial decrees, and road built withoat aid of foreign capital. Total cost about £6,500 1
Ketearoingfl for 1884. £152.689, firom which waa paid dividendtf of 8^ per cent. iHrectora x ^^(^^ ^ _
Nepomueeno Prates, Dr. Lnis de VasconeelkM, Dr. Nicholas ^uelroa siaiaL bt. VAMa^Su»«a. ^^\Mt \a.^
324 POOB'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS— FOREIQN RAILWAYS.
Bumd. Qenend Mamag€r tmd (MtfEngkMtr^ Jnndiahy ; Max Mandt, TnSllc Mdnagtr^ CampiiiAt ; R. O. B.
Dmvidi, TtUgraph Engln^sr^ Campiiuui. Qbmbbal Omca, San PmIo.
BRITISH OniAlf A.
Bemarara WLj.^lAine qf Rood: Ctounieiowii to Malukic4, SO miles. Oange, 4 rr. 8^ In. Rafl, 60 llw. Lo-
comoiiTet, lO(Biigll0h) ; vr%ngp weight, 88 tone. Care— pae»enger, 16 (t7ft., 6-wbeel); frelRht, 9MH (17 ft.,
4-wheeI). Britleh oorpontlon. Organised In 1815. Boad completad and opened tbronghoni iuantire length,
September 1, 1864. Conntraotion and eqoipmeut to December 81. 1886, ftl,){Ott.OO(». Gniee eaminira for year,
$161,181.16 : expenses, $76,866.81. Net earnings, ^74,816.03. Cap|l^l,^&e80,000. Average dividen<L aboat 4H
rr cent F. A. Mason. PreHderU and Genenu Manager ; James Smellie, CaikhHw. Georgetown, Demarara ;
Perronet Sells, Qecmarify 4 Mincing Lane, London, £. C. PnnroiPAL OrriOB, Qeorgetown, B. Q.
Arlea and Taenia WLj*—IAne of Road: Port of Arlca to Tacns. 40 mites. British corporation, incorpo-
rated in 186S. Road opened In 1864. Csnital, representing coft, £460,000. Annual dividends average 6 per
cent.; m 18^, 4 per cent., and In 1888 only 8 per oent. was paid. This road is eitnated in territory acquired
from Pern under the terms of the treaty of peace of 1888. C. J. Hegan, Vhairman and Managing IHreetor^
60 Palmerston Buildings, Old Broad Street, London, B. C. Local OrFicv, Aries.
AnCofiigaata (Nitrate and) By. Co.— Uns q^ Road : Antofagssta to Conchi, 185 miles ; branchea, ax-
tensious, etc., 80 miles. QaOga, 8 ft. 6 in. Bail (steel;, 85 lbs. Locomotive engines, 10 (English) ; average
weight, 80 tons ; fuel, Chili and English coal. Cars— passenger, 7 (6- wheel) ; freight, etc., 787 (4, 6 and 8-wl|eci).
Total curvature on rosd, 660 ft ; maximum grade, ascending, 177 ft: descending, 41 It. per mile. Crosa-tles,
Chili oak. This line is ^ituated in the territory acquired fh>m Bolivia under tlie terms of the trea^ of peace
of 1883. Groins earnings, 1886, 1684,161.66 : net, |8»,896.88. Dividend for half year, December 81, 1886, 6 per
cent. Frederlco Varela, Pretidmt ; Juan Pardo, 8eer§tarp, Valparaiso ; P. M. Weseel, Omerai Mamager ;
Hernando Ramirez, TViiiffie Manager, Gbivkbal Oftiob, Antofagasu.
Carrlzal and Cerro Blanco Wtjm—ZAneqf Road: Carriaal to Terba Bnena, with branch from Canto del
Agna to CarriEal Alto— toui length, 70 miles. Gauge, 4 ft. 8 in. Kali v^teelK 48 lbs. Locomotive engines.
It. Cars— passenger, 10; flreight, etc, 884. British corporation, formed July 1, lb80, by consolidation or
Carrlzal Ry. (Carnzal to Canto del Agna, opened In 1807) and the Cerro Blanco Ry. (Castu del Agua to Yerba
Bnena. opened in 1868). Capital. $l,&iX),000. Dividends aversge about 8^ per cent, per annum. The exten-
sion of the line up ihe Jarllia Vnlley, 80 miles, was completed durine 18^6, snd tbe capital increased by the
issue of £10,000 debentnra bonds. James Lyon, Pruident; John King, fingiiteer and General Manager :
Aloxauder Tnrpie, Matter Mechanic, Valparaiso ; Bothers A Co., Valparaiso, and G. Ai Tiloey A co., UIO
Exchange Bnildinga, Liverpool, Seeretariee. Local Officx, Valparaiao.
Chaiiaral By«— 2in« of Road : Cbaliarsl to Salado and Animas, 56 miles. Agnstin Edwards, rroprietot\
Valparaiso ; J. M. Van Buren, dvperinttndent^ Chafisral.
Chilian GoTernment WLwAVwrnyum— Southern Line: Santiago to the port of Talcahnnno ; extenaion ftx>m
San Rofendo to Ancel ; branch from San Fernando to Pamllla ; branch from Santa F6 to Los Angeles — total
length of completed road, 446 miles. Bxtentions and branches projected : Talcahnsno to Vaidivas and Oeo-
mo ; Talcahuano to Lebn ; Aucoi to Traiguen ; Parrol to Cauqueones— total, about 5U0 miles. Valparaieo and
Santiago Linee: Valparaiso to Santiago, with branch from Las Vegas to Santa Rosa, in the Andea— total
lengUi, 144 miles. These lines wero Dullt and are owned by the Federal Government of tbe Republic of Chili
af a cost of about $81,000,000, or mora than $60,000 per mile. Gange, 1.67 metre*. Rail (part steel), 66 to 7t
lbs. Locomotive engines. 110. Cars— p*<**«nK®i't 850: freight, 1,170. Enloglo Altamarino, Jfana^nj^ 2N-
rector ' H. Prieto y Cruz, Superintendent; George 8. Lyon, Vhi^ Engineer ; Jsmes Hall, CMtf qf MaehiH'
ery, Gemsrai. Officb. Santiago.
Coplapo WLy,—IAne of Road: Caldera to San Antonio, 151 JS kilo.; Charnacillo branch, Pabellon to Chama-
cillo, 40.01 idlo.; Paqaloa branch, Paipote to Poquios, 60.80 kilo. --tot«l, :M1.68 kilo. Sidings, etc., 81 kilo.
Gauge, 4 ft. 8H in. Bail (steel, SI kilo.), 66 to 78 lbs. Locomotive enKine«>, 18 (8 English, 10 American) :
average weight, 80 tons ; fuel, bituminous coal. Cars— psasenger t4 and 8-wheel;, 86 : baf^age and mail, 9,
each 8 wheel ; 84 box, 8-wheei each of 10 tons capacity, and weigblng 7 tons ; platform, 8-wheel, 841. Total
carvatnre on ruad, 77 kilo. Maximum grade, ascending, 4.60 per cent.; descending, 6.80 percent Cross-
ties, Chili oak. Thla line was the pioneer railroad in the Sonthern hemisphere. Company organised in
October, 1819. Rosd opened to Coplapo in Jsnuary, 1868 ; to Pabellon, January 1. 1865, and to San Antonio,
February 1. 1867. In 1868, Charnacillo branch purchased, and on January 80, 1871, Puquols branch opened.
Capital. $4,800,000. Total cost of road and equipment to December 31. 1885, $4,843,lti8. Gross earnings,
J885, $515,889 : not $896,182. This line has proven a very proflubie enterprii<e. During the past 15 years the
dividends paid averaged more than 7 per cent, per annum, while for the 16 years preceding, the average sn-
nual ratti was more than 18 per cent. Capital stock, |ija)0,000, in 8,400 shares of $600 each. Agustin Ed-
wards, iVmd^n/, Valparaiso ; J. F. R. Budge, Superintendent; Charles M. Saysgo, Trtaeurer; Francis
Fif Cher, Engineer^ (Coplapo ; Richard Jacques. C/u^ of Machinery ; John Ludwig, Matter Car Builder .-
J. H. Mackenzie, MaeUr Michanic^ Caldera : Edward Kelsall. Maeier Mechanic^ Coplapo ; Charle* Porter,
Store Keeper, Caldera ; Secretariee, G. A. Tinley &Co., UIO Excbaoge Bniidiugs, Liverpool, England. Local
OFncB, Copiapo.
Ceqiulnibo Vtj»—Line of Road: Coqnimbo to Ovalle, 68 miles ; branch to Panulcillo, 5 miles ; Coquimbo to
Serena and La Coinpanla Smelting Works, 10 miles ; branch, main line to Gunyacsn, 1 mile— total, 78 miles.
Gausce, 5 ft. 6 in. Rail, 60 to 70 lbs. Locomotive engines, 18 (English) ; fuel, iSiigUsh and Australian coal ;
weight, 18 to 40 tons. Cars— passenger, 18 (8-wheel) ; freight, etc, 814 (ull 4-whe«r). Total curvature on road,
409 ft. Maximum grade, ascending, 1 ft. 86 in.; descen^g, 1 ft. 65 in. Cross ties, cypress. Compenyor-
ginlzed In 1860. Road opened to Las C?ardos and La Compaiiia in August, 1868 : to Ovalle, in July, 187:1 ;
annlclllo branch In 1867, and Puntlllo branch in 1861 Total cost of road, etc., $3,413,070. Gross earnings
for year ending December 81. 1886, $888,413.89; operating expenses, $07,516. ')4. Net earnings, $185,806.95.
C^apital consists of ordinary $100 shares, |8.747,600, and |^W,000 debenture bonds, 8 per cent, intercat, pay-
able half yearly, and redeemable by a sinking fund of 8 per cent, per annum, out of which $838,600 hsve
been redeemed. Regular dividends, ranging from 8 per cent, per annum to ly^ per cent, have been paid by
this company. Agustin R. Edwards, Preeidenty Valparaiso : Henry A. Vivian, Superintendent and Engineer:
R. A. Claude. D. fbomas. Intpectort, Valparaiso. Local Oitxcb, Coquimbo. Q. A. Tilney St Co., seereta-
riei, HlO Exchange Buildings, Liverpool, England, and Sothers A Co., Valparaiso.
£I«nl WLj.—Line qfRdad : Serena to Elqnl, 56 miles. Gauge, 1 metre. Opened earlv in 1883. Owned by an
.ihcorporated company. tFses track of Coquimbo Ry. from Serena to Companta, a third rail having been laid
tvreen those points. Jidlus Kanlen, Stcretary^ Serena.
VOi Mimil'wmf»''£4ni qf Road : Iquiqni to connection vrith tbe Pisagua Ry. (See Plaagua Ry .)
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Laraqnete and ntacn^irna Railroad*— Ziiw^ Soad: Lmqneta to Xagncgiia, 96 milei. Gxxibal
Orrics, Laraqaete.
IVcJIIlonea and Sierra Gorda WLWL.—Lim <f Boad : Mejillonet to Bterm Gorda, 16 milei. Gknxbal
orricB, Mejillones.
PatlUoii Railway.— Xi«>« f^ Hood : Patillo* toward Nitrate dMrlct of Laffunaa, 98 kilo. Total projected
length from Paiillus to Lagunaa, 110 kilo. Braacbea jyrojected— to nitrate depoait of Bella-rlvta and to 8ar-
riejo, each 15 kilo. Gangv, % ft. 6 in. Rail. 87 Iba. Locomotive enginea, 7; cara, 58. Sitdated in the Piot-
iiice of Tarapaca, which waa acquired fron Pern onder the treaty of peace of October 80, 1688. The Patilloa
Ry. Co., Limit* a, wait regiatered in London, Becembrr 9, 1688, and itcquircd thia line of road, which prc-
vioiialy belonged to Meaara. Montero Broa., of Lima, Tern. Road built In 1878. J. Mannel Montero, FhH-
ffent Boarft ^ IHreetort, 12 Great Wincheairr St., London, B. C; HenrT Kendall A Sona. Aptntt in London ;
Ed. Lembcke, Agtni in lAma ; Wm. S. BiUlngbnrat, Otrural Superinundent^ Iquiqul, Chili.
PlsaaroaRailiray.— X<iMq^i?oa<f .* Piaagna to connection with the Iqniqal Ity. Both theae llnea were
built abont 18 yeara ago br iirlvate capital to develop the nitrate minev in the country through which they
run. Total completed lengto about 160 milea. Gauge, 8 ft. A in. Rail, 84 Iba. Locomotive enginea, lU.
Cara (chiefly mineral). 105. The roada are aitnated in the recently acquired Province of TarapacA. GximuL
OrrioB, Iqniqui, Chili.
San8taco 8tr<»et RaOlwafy in City of Santiago (8 linea), SO milea. Gauge, 4 ft. n^ln. Rail, 48 Iba. Ed-
uardo Malti, Prtsident ; Raiuiro ^ancbea, Supefintendent. Gxksrai. Omoi, Santiago.
TalCal Ry. rLimited).— Xlne nf Road: Taltal to Refreaco,80 milea. Branch projected from Taltal to the
Arturo Prat Minea. 8idiiig>*, 8 milea— total track, 58 milea, of which 58 milea laid with ateel raila. Gauge,
8 ft. in. Rail (ateel), 41 Iba. M aximam grade, 4818 per cent. Sleepera, white oak ; carvea, ahorteat ra-
dtua. 180 metrea. Locomotive englnee— 8 Mancheater ; tank : 6 wheel, 8 ft. diam., all coupled ; eylinder. 13
in. dia. by 16 in. atroke. Cara-paaaenger, 8; baggase, 1: freight. 185. Britiah corporation, regiatered June
8. 1861. Conatruction began in December, 1880. Roaa opened October 90. 1868. At Refreaco and in iu
vicinity are large depoaiia of nitrate. Capital —nominal, £600,000 in 100,000 ordinary »harea of £5 each ;
iaaaed, £807,760 in 61.5'>0 full-paid eharea. Debenturea, 6 per cent., £14,000. Total coet, £460.751. Groea
earnliiga, 1661-65, £.9 880,149. Fmnk Henderaon. General Manoff^ and BeHdent Jn«piiMiar; Henry Jefle-
riea, Asiistant Loco. HuperinUndtnt^ Taltal, Chili; Arthur Rimmer, 8«er€tmy^ 6 Great Wlncheeter St.,
Loudon, E. C.
Toni^oy Ralliray.— Lina of Road : Port of Tongoy to Tamaya (centre of Tamaya copper diatrlct), 88.50
milea. Sidinga, 3.5 milea. Gange. 8 ft 8 in. Rail, ateel, 18.5 milea. 41 Iba.; iron, 88 milea. 48 Iba. Locomo-
tive engtnea (8 Americnn, 8 Bngliah), 6. Cara— paaaenger, 9 ; flight (mineral), 175. Chilian eorporation.
eatablfahed In 1H96-to build to Cerrllloa, 80.88 milea; extension to Tamaya, 10.88 milea aabaeqaently an -
thoriaed. Road built in 1660 (at which time the iron raUa now in track were laid), and opened iu June, 1667.
ExienaioD fnim Cerrilioa to Ovalle, 88 kilo., projected and aurvoyed. Capital atocK,$l.l()0,000, in 9.800 abarea
or $500 each, of which 1,858 are owned in England, and 817 in Chili. Total cott, $1,540,870. Groea eamiaga,
abont 8160.(100 per annum. .Tamea Lyon, Prttutent, Valparaiao ; Sothera A Oo.. of Valparaiao, and G. A.
Tilney A Co , or Liverpool (HIO Exchange Bafldlnn), Becrttaiit$ : A. M. Guido de Vignau. SuperMtmdent
and Engineer ; Jamea Qaa, HuperinUndent Motive Fower, and F. A. Bedwell, Boot-keeper^ Tongoy, Chili.
ValparaUo JStreei Railway* in City of Valparaiao, 8 milea. Gauge, 6^ in. ' Raila (ateel), 46 Iba. F. E.
Kommerer, Superintendent and Engineer ; Guillermo Lawrence, Secretary^ Valparaiao.
Otlier Railroad*.— In addition to the roada above deacrlbed, there are abort linea naed in the coal minea
of Coronal, Lota, Lebu and Punta Arvnaa.
OOSTA BICA
CoaCa Rica Ry. €o« (Ltanited).— Lifiai qf RaUwaaf in Operation : Punta Limon weat to Carillo, 71 milea :
Punta Arenaa eaat toward San Joa6 (the eapital) to Eaparta, 18 milea, and from Cartage weat via San Joa6 to
Alajuela, 98 milea — total, llu milei. The Cvovemment of Coata Kica prcjected about aeventeen yeara agi» an
interoceanic line to run from Punta Limon on the Atlantic to Punta Arenaa on the Paeiiic aide, a diataace of
895 milea. Conatruction hegMi in 1871, and three aectiona aa above now completed. The MidUnd Diviaion
waa opened January 19, 1878, the othera in iectioaa aa completed. The Midland and Pacific Diviaiona are
operated by the Government, the Atlaiktic by Minor C. Keith, under Ave yeara* leaae. In 1885 -68 Mr. Keith
effected an arrangemeut between the foreign bobdholdera and the Coata Ricaa Government, the outcome of
which waa the formation of the Coata Itica Ry. Co., Limited, which ia regiatered in London under the Com-
paniea Acta of 1668 to 1683. Under thia arrangement, the Government agreed to traneler ita railway! on the
completion of oertaloaew linea, therohatruetion of which haa been undertaken by thia company (one of which,
a Ihie from the completed road between Limon and Carillo up the Keventazon Valley to CarUgo, a diatance
of 4S milea, ia now under coiiMiraction) for a period of ninety.nine yeara. ft«e of rent or charge, and granting
to the company alao 600.000 acrea of laud. The meana for the proaecntion of the new worka haa been pro-
vided in London through the iaaue of £800,000 ftrat mortgage debenturea. Second mortgage debenturea to
amount of £880.000, and atock to amount of £1,8(0 are authorised. F. O. Smithera, Secretary^ Daabwood
Honae, London. E. C; Minor C. Keith, Manager RaUtoay ; A. E. Brownell, Superintendent Traffic; Henry
Cooke, Maeter Maekinitt^ Punta Limon, Coata Rica.
CUBA.
Ray of Havana Rail way.— Regla,on the Bay of Havana, eastward toMatanzaa. 54 milea ; exienaion from
Matancaa to Bemba, S.'V inllea ; branch from R«<tfla to Quanabacna, 8.85 milea ; belt line at MaUnzaa, 0.5 mile ;
branch ttom Colicaeo to Valle de Gnamacaro, 10 milea— total. lOi.75 milea. Gauge, 4 ft 8^ in., except Valle
de Guamacaro branch, which ia of metre gauge (89.87 in.). Conceaaion granted in 1857. Original title, Bay of
Havana and Matanxai> Ry. Co. Ouauabacoa mranch opeub-d in 1656; miin line fully opened between R^la
and Matansaa June 14. 1681. In 1665 pnrchaaed the Colieaeo Railway (Matanaaa to Bemba). By agreement,
dated June 90, 1808, thia road became the property of the Regla Warehonae Co. and Bank of Commerce of
Havana. Net eamiiiga in 1885 were £58,117. Paid intereat, £4iB,598. Dividenda amounting to H per cent, on
the capital atock ($3,600,000) were alao paid during the vear. Locomotive enetnea, 87. Cara— paaaenger,
86 ; baggage, etc., 5 ; freight, 517— total, 680. Berweot Smith, General Jfoiui^ar, Havana, Cuba.
Call»arleii and Santo Bsplrltna Ry.— Xina q^ Boad : Port of Caibarlen to Placetaa, 56.055 kilo. ; branch,
9.400 kilo.— toUl. 58.456 kilo. Gauge, 4 ft 8U in. Rail, 69^ Iba. Locomotlvea, 7. Cara— paaaenger, 11 ;
baggage, 8 ; flight (box, 88 ; flat etc . 58), 94- total, 107. Pablo Gamiz, Preeldeut^ Havana ; (jiarloa Gnerreo,
General Manager^ Remedtoa, Cuba. Gsrvkal Orriox, Rrmedioa, Cuba.
Carabotaii Ry.— Completed, 4. 165 kilo.; projected, 16.485 kilo. Gange, 4 ft. 8ViV^> \jKxa«bsi<^^«(^«(^^x^'9s^-
oeaaionary, Carahotaa, Cuba.
326 POOR'S DIRECTORY OP RAILWAY OFFICIALS— FOREIGN RAILWAYS.
Cardeoas Snsar Will WLj.—IAne (^ Boad : CardeoAs to the Bsperanu Sogar Mill, 6.880 kilo. Qsiikeal
Offics, CurdenM, Coba.
Central Railway of Calm*— Projected from Santa Clara throngh the central part ofOaba to Santiago de
Cuba.
Clenfkiecoa and San DIeco del Valle Railroad.— Projected between the pointa named, ▲ddrofi,
Joe4 £. Mor6, President^ Ferro Carril Sagoa la Grande, Obiapo, 88, Havana, Cuba.
Cobre Railroad.— Pnerto de Sal to Cobre. Santiago deCaba. Thia line waa bailt some years ago, bat for
Mveral years, until 18S4, It was In diaas^. In the latter year it waa pat In repair, and la now being operated
In connection wiih the copper mines at Cuhre.
CoBipaflla del Ferro-Carrll de SEstaDsas.— ifoin Unf: Miitansas toGaareiraa, 108 kilo.; branches,
from Navalas to Jagaey, 8n kilo.; from Navajas to the Atraveido Worlcs, 17 Icllo.; from Gaira to tbe Jalio
Worlu, 11 kilo. ; and from Qoarelras to Colon, kilo.— total. 175 kilo. Gaoge of main line, Jagney and Colon
branches, 4 ft. 8H In : other branches, 9 ft. 6 in. Rail (steel, 44 kilo.)— broad gauge, 00 Iba. ; narrow gauge 86
lbs. Locomotive engines, 82. Cars— passenger, M : baggi^, 7 : freight, etc., &5i. The conptrnctioii of this
line from Matanzasto Navajas was aathorlzed in 1888. and the first section of that line, from Matansaw. to
Gaanabana^ 18 Icilo., was completed and opened In 1844. From thut year forward the road was gradaaliy ex-
tended antil it was finally completed between the points named in lfA9. The extension and branches were
anthoriaed and bailt at varlons dates between 1849 and 1870. Refael E. Sanchez. Frttideni; Luareano Angnlo,
Viofi-PreHdent ; Alvaro Lavaatido, Secretary ; Antonio del Solar, AdminMraior ; Tgnacio O'Farrill, Oenend
Superintendent : Lorenzo Pineyro, Supei'intendent of Traffic ; Hilario Yalladarea, Svperinttndent qf Machine
SAop ; Tgnacio Vidal, Master Carpenter. Gsnbral Opfiob, Maianzas, Caba.
CoBipafila del Ferro-Carrll de 8a«aa la Grande (Samna La Grande RR.)— Jfain lAne: Concha
(Port of baqiia) to Las Cracee, connecting with the Cieufuegas and Villa Clara RR., 49.13 miles. La Enct^
c^adabranehj Citiecitoto La Encracijada. 20.76 miles«-total, 69.89 milea. Gange, 4 ft. 8^ in. Kail (part
steel), 57 lbs. Locomotives, 15— 7 oaasencer, 8 freight. Cars— passenger (Ist-daas, 7 ; 9d-cIasB. 6 : Sd-cUss,
7), 19 ; baggage, 4 ; freight, etc.. ol^ all kinds, 860— total, 288. Cahan corporation. Capital stock, $8,481,790.
Total cost of line, 88,588,10-1. Jos6 B. Mor6, PreHdent- Berigno del Monte, Secretary : Leonsrdo del Munte,
Engineer ; Francisco Rosco, General Manager ; B. A. MinUci, AudUor. Gkmsral Orpica, Saqua La Grande,
Cnba.
Compafila del Ferro-Carril Bntre Clenftaegroa j WWm, C\mrM.^—Unc (^ Road : Cicnfaegos to
Villa Clara, 68.628 kilo. (Hoge, 1.44 metres. Rail rsteel, .Yr.384 kilo ), 68 lb». Locomotive engines, 18. Cars
—passenger. 12 ; baggage, 8 ; box (8-wh.), 28 ; platform (8-wh.), 185 ; box (4-wh.), 6 ; stock, 2 : truckery. 1—
total, 170 ; also 8 tanks. Road opened November 19, 1860. Total cost of railroad and equipment, $2,8874165.19.
Fermin de Mendiola. President, and Marcia Culv6t, Secretofff, Havana ; Francisco A. Cnao, Mipetintendent^
Jos6 M. Alonzo, Assistant Superintendent: James S. Murray, Chitf Enffineer; Evaristo de idaate (el Con-
tandor), Auditor. Gbubral Ornoc, Clenfuegos, Cuba.
€nba, Sabanllla and JHaroto Railroad.— '*uba (St. Jagn) to Ste. Christo, Maroto, Sabanilla and En-
ramada, with branch to Caiiey— total length. 86 miles. Total projected length. 88 miles. C^age. 4 ft. SH in.
Rail, 56 lbs. Locomotives. 4. Cars— passenger, 10; freight, 34. Cuban corporation. No further Information.
pRDvoiPAL OmoB, C^ba, Santiago de Cnba.
Bmpresa de Ferro Oarrllle« de Cardenas j Jnearo (Cardenaa and Jacaro Ry. Oo.)—
Main Lines : Cardenas via Bemba to Montalvo (or Navsjas), 48 76H kilo.|Bemba tia St. Domingo to Espe-
ranza, 126.987 kilo. : and Cardenas via Recreo and Altamissl to Aguada, 87.800 kilo. Branches : Becreo to Tubo,
21.718 kilo.; Altamleal to Malagaa, 82.285 kilo.: and Cardenaa to Piaarro Quarries. 7 kilo. Total, main line
and branches, 818.846 kilo. This road was built in sections, the first of which, from Cardenas to Bemba, was
authorized May 23, 1837. In June, 1840, the first completed section of road, Cardenas to Contreras, 11.774
kilo., was opened, and from that time forward the extenalon of the line progressed until 1884, when the final
section of authorized road, St Domingo to Esperanza, 82.628 kilo., was completed. Gange, 1.44 metres (about
4 ft. 8H in.). Rail (steel, 82 miles> 63 lbs. Locomotive engines. 7 (American): ayeragA woicht. 85 to 85 tons; fael,
wood. Cars-passenser. 86 (8-wh.); eoulpage, 6 (8-wh.); freight, 450(8 wh.); amaUfrelgnt, 814(4-wh.); service,
46— total cars, 706 ; also 6 handcaia. Maximum gmde. aacendtng. 62.80 ft. ; maximum grade, descending. 69.80
ft.; cross-ties, native hard wood. Coat of road and construction to December 81, 1885, $7,850,000. Oroaa
earnings for year. $1,501,765.89; expenses, $656,789.89 ; net eaniings, $946,086.10 Capital stock, $7,680,000.
Average dividend, 10 per cent. Jos6 de Sarachaga, President ,* Luciam Guria Barbou, Vice-President ; Mar-
iano Gobel, Treamrer; Guillermo Feroandez de Castro, Seeietary: Ricardo Galbis, General Manaaer and
Chitf Engineer ; Tomas Orbeta, Chiif Surveyor ,* Jos^ M. Iturria. GAief Roadmaster ; Manuel M. Campos,
Master Machinist ; Juan Scott, Master CarMkier. Gsmbral OrFioB, Csrdenas, Cuba.
Ferro-Carrll de TUmrimniio j Havana.- JMn Une: Marlan&oto Havana, 9.650 kilo.; connection with
Bay of Havana Ry., 228 hecto.-total, 9.878 kilo. (6.14 miles). Gauge. 1.44 metres (4 ft: 8Vi in.). Rail (steel), 60
lbs. Locomotive engines, 5. CTars— passenger, 16 ; baggage, etc., 8 ; stock, 8 ; platfoim. 5 ; other freight, 80.
Dei went U. Smith, General Manager : John A. McLean. Superintendent and Chitf Engineer ; A. R. Vidal,
TYqfflc Superintendent. Qkveral OmcB. Havana, Cuba.
Ferro-Carrll de Puerto Principe j finewitwM.— Main Line: Puerto Principe to Nuevltas, 71.856
kilo.; Gnencho, 2.334 liilo.; Harbor branch, 818 hecto— total, 74.0&3 kilo. (46.96 miles). Gauge, 1.44 metrea
(4 feet 8V4 inchei>). Rail (ateel, 81.1 miles), 66 lbs. Locomotive eni^ines, 8— Rogers and Mason— average weight,
about 25 tons ; fuel, wood ; cars— passenger. 3 (8- wheel); fi-eight, 67 (8-wheel). Maximum curvature on road,
deg. 6 min. Maximum grade per mile, aacending, 26.4 fr.; defending, 26.4 ft; cross-ties, Jequi. Cost of
constructinn and equipment to December 31, 1885, $1,500,000. Gross earnings for year, $177,874. Worlcing
expenses, $106,695. Net earnings, $71,179 This company was chartered in January, 1837, and is the oldest
line in Spanish terntory. Elpidio Marin. President : Juan Gnrman, TYeasurer : P. Sarrol. Chief Engineer ;
Virgillo Guerrero, Secretary. Gbkbral OrriCTS, Puerto Principe, Cuba.
Cnantanamo Railroad.- Afoin Line: Calmanera (Gnantanamo Bay) to Jamaica (a small village Inland),
19 miles ; Caatro Caminos to Soledad, 4 miles— total, 23 miles. Rail (steel), 60 lbs. Gauge, 4 ft. 8H in.
Locomotive engines. 6. American combination wood and coal burners : average weight, fO,OuO Iba.; diameter
of cylinder, 14 and 15 incheK, length of stroke, 18 and 89 ; driving wheels, 2 and 4. Paasenger cars, 6 ; average
length, 84 feet ; average number of wheels, H ; bsggage.carB, 8 ; aver»ge It-nirth, 10 feet ; average number of
wheela, 4. Platform cars, 38 ; arerage length, 27 ^et ; average number of wheels, 8. Maximum total corr*-
ture of road (radius, 1.180 metres), 17 deg. 80 mln. Maximum grade, ascending, 11 metrea p^r 1,000; descend-
ing, 10 m<*tre8 per 1.000. Company chartered in 18^7 and construction begun toward dote of same year. In
1859 opened from Calmanera to Sta. Catalina, 20.486 kilo. In 18H1 construction was begun on the extension ;
in 1888 It was opened, Cuatro to Caminos. 5 kilo., and in 1884 to Jsmaica, 6 icilo. Total cost to December 81,
1885. $1,000,000. Gross earnings for 1885, $180,911.78 ; expenses, $108,084.41 ; net earnings, $86,877.87.
{^.JUonis Brooks, Presidsjit ; Pablo Guereca, Secretary, Santiago du Cuba ; Antonio Nsrlno, Treasurer; FMlpe
^■^gnlrre. General Manager ; Walter 8. Phelpa, MnsUr qf Lodomotite Repairs : N. Calderin, Stateriniendent <tf
^^^^lUffraph ; Brooks A Co., Purehasing Agents^ Gnantanamo, Cuba. Primcipal Offiox, Santiago de Cuba.
.»« aty JSallira/.— Tramway linea In the city of Havana and to its auborba, 81.766 kilo. Gauge, 4 ft.
(a, LocomotiYeB, 6 ; CMn BM. GnmuL Ofvicb, lUvanv .
POOR'S DIRBCTOBY OP RAILWAY OFPIC3IAL8— FOREIGN RAILWAYS. SOT
HftTana Railroad*— Jfoift Line: Havaiut via Gaines to Union, 194 809 kilo.; Inxmchet, RiTiere via 8mi
Antonio to Oiuuialay, 84.120 kilo.: San Felipe to La Playa de fiatanabo, 80.796 kilo.: Onines to Matansfts,
57.960 kilo.; San nancisco de Faola to Madrogo, 6.440 kilo.— total, 888.860 kUo. (148.19 miJea). Cktuge, 1.44
metres (4 feet B^ inches). RaU (steel). 60 lbs. Locomotive enslnes, 40. Cars—passenger, 60 ; Iwggsgt. 1% ;
box, 968 ; platform, S55 ; stock, etc., 96-total, 619. This was the first line of railroad rDangnratedln Cnba,
the convtraction of the section from Havana to Gaines, 72.087 kUo. having been commenced in Noyember,
1885. Qonzalo Alfonse de Aldamo, FreHdeiU ; Joan Balo, General Manager ; Alberto de Ximeno, Engineer-
in- Chief. Obniral Offici, Havana, Cnba. J. H. Schroder A Co., Bankere and Financial Agenm, 144
Leadenhall Street, London, B. C.
Hoicoln and Gllmra Railroad.- Under constraction between Holgoin and Gibara in Santiaso de Cnba
9^ miles, of which 8 miles are completed ; rail (steel) 8 miles. Locomotives. 2 (American)— Baldinn—weigM,
26,000 lbs ; cars, passenger. 2 (8-wbeel) ; freight 10. Maxlmam total cnnratare on road, 800 yards. Haximnm
grade per mile, ascending, lU per 100 ; desoendinc, 1^ per 100. CroM-ties, hard wood. Cost of constraction
and eqaipment to December 81, 1886. $190,000. Z. Longoria, Preeidmi ; V. Martines, Secrtlwry and Trtaturer ;
N. P. Sancho, General Manager and Chitf Engineer, Location of Pbinoipal OvncB, Gibara, (Tnba.
Jnrmzum. Iron Company's Railroad.— X^hs^AmkI.' Santiago de Cnba eastward via Agnadores and
Joragnacito (er Slboney) to the Jaragna mines, 28 kilo. Gange, 4ft. ^ in. Rail (steel), 66 lbs. Ctmetrnetion
of Road began in 1883 ; completed and formally opened Jaly 17, 1884. This line is a private mining road
owned by the Jnragaa Iron Co. (Limited), and operated in connection with that company^s mines at Jaragna.
Dr. G. B. Linderman, Preeident ; Frank Clements, 8%g9erintenden(. Gbnsbal Orriox, Santiago de Cnba.
Mallarqaln mj.^Line of Hood ; Las Poass to Mallsrqain, 2.760 kito. General OrricB, Mallarqain, Cnba.
Resla and Gnanabaeoa Tramway.— ZifM qf Road : Regia (sabnrb of Havana) to Gnanabacoa, 4.918
' kilo. Gauge, 4 ft. 8^ in. Operated by steam power. Locomotives, 6 ; cars, 10. GaNBRAL OmoB, Rcghi.
San nilnel and Raca Railway.— San Mignel de Nnevltas to Baga, 8.996 kilo. Gauge, 1.44 metres.
Rail, 46 lbs. No fafther information. QEiiEaAi. DmcB, San Mignel de Nuevitaa, Puerto Principe, Chiba.
Sierra IHorena Rt.- Xine of Road : Sierra Morena to the River Warehouse, 6.886 kilo. Gmhxral Oftice,
Sierra Morena, Cnba.
Trinidad Railway.— Xiii« of Road, aeprtOeeUd : Puerto de Casilda via Trinidad to SancU Spirits, 68.497
kilo. Completed from Puerto de Casilda via Trinidad to Gnlnia de Soto, a point 29.620 kilo, northward.
Qaoge, 1.44 metres. Rail (steel, 14 kilo.), 40 lbs. Locomotire engines, 2. Cars— pasaenger, 8 ; baggage, 1 ;
freight. 89. Joaqain de Solar, General Manager, Trinidad, Cuba.
Tanos and Santo Raplrltne Ry .— JUns cfRoad : Tones (south side of Cuba), northward to Santo BS|.ir
irus, 38 H28 Icilo. Gauge, 4 ft. ^ in. Rail, 66 lbs. Locomotive engines, 6. Cars— passenger, 6 ; baggage, :< ;
freight, etc., 25— total, 8$. Genbrai. Ovnam, Tunas, Cuba.
Western Ry .— Iin« <if Road : Havana to Pinar del Rio, 188.668 kUo. Gauge, 4 ft. 81^ in. Rail (part tteol),
66 to 64 lbs. Locomotivea, 21. Cars— passenger, 26 ; ba^sage, 6 ; freight, etc. 20O— total, 281. Torat pro-
jected length, 177.621 kilo.; completed aa above. Cuban corporation. No fartner infbrmation. QBNBMAi.
Office, Havana.
EOUADOR.
Gaayaqall Tramway.— Running to various poinu in the city, 4 miles. General Office, GuayaquiL
Ibarra and St. Ktorenzo RR.— Projected line of road from Ibarra to the port of St. Lorenzo, aboat 80
leagues. Concession for 99 years. Guarantee f per cent. Line reverts to Government at expiration of 90
years.
Ynacnaclil RR.— Llii« of Road eomaUted: Tuaguachi, on the Guavaquil River (8 hours ttom Port of
Gaayaquil), north to Chfmbo, 44 miles. JBxtendon under eonetrucUon: Chimbo to Sibambe, 49 miles.
This Ime is the only railroad in operation in Bcuador. Owned hv the (Government ; construction begun in
1872 ; opened to present terminasm 1877. Itis the intention topusn the line to Quito, the capital, on the north
and to GaayaqaD on ibe sonih. making its total length 270 miles. New line will be laid vrith 80 lb. steel rails
throughour. Maximum curvature new Une, 40 metres ; maximum grade 8 per cent. Locomotive engines, 5
—2 Baldwin, 2 Porter, 1 Grant ; average wekht, 60,000 lbs. A line of telegraph over this route to Quito was
completed in Augu**t, 1S84. Mark J. Keiley,^Vwritf«n/ and Contractor ; John Dubois, SeeretOrg ; P. G. Cor-
dova, Treasurer; W. BiggUie, Acting Superintemdeni Section A: A. Bejarano, TroMe Manager: M. A.
Vina and F. Arancivia, CMtf Engineere ,- B. Adamson, Maeter qf Track Repairs ; G. B. Meaking, Master of
Locomotive Repairs, Genebal Offiob, QuayaqoU, Scuador.
GUATRMATiA-
Champerleo RR.— Port of Champerico to Retalhulen, 80 miles. Gauge, 1 metre. Opened In December,
1883. Thomas Bell, President, San Frimciteo, Cal.
Ferro Carrll del Norte de Gaatemala.- Projected fh>m Santo Tomas (Puerto Barrios) to Guatemala,
217 miles. In 1888 the construction of this line waa decreed by the Government of Guatemala aad levied on
the inhabitants to provide the funds. In December of 1888 the work of construction was begun at Saoflo
Tomas, and 4 miles of track were laid ; but owing in part to the unsettled condition of the country and la
pari to the floancial embarrassments of the contractors, the work was shortly after suspended.
Onatenaal a Central RR.— Lias of Road: San Jos6 de Guat& to Guatemala City, 72 miles. Qaage, 1
metre (89.87 ioches), w'*th privilege to change to 8 feet Rail, 60 lbs. Locomotive engmea, 6. Cars— paasea-
ger, ; freight, 18. This company was organised under the laws of California, and is a consolidation, Octo-
ber 20, 1886, of Guatemala Central RR. Oo. aad the Central American and Pacific Ry. and TransporUtioa Co.
The former of these was chartered in OaUfomla October 12, 1878, and completed its line of railroad from
San Jos^ de Guati to Bscaintla, 28 miles, Jane 20, 1880 ; the Central American and Pacific was chartered
May 28. 1882, and its road from Sscuintla to Guatemala was opened in September, 1884. Total cost about
$1,500,000. A branch of this line from Amatltan to La Antigua Is projected. Minimum radius of curvatnre,
ftOO ft. Steepest grade, ^i per cent. .Highest elevation, 6,M9 ft 0. F. Crocker, President: Timothy Bop-
kins, Vice-President; G. L. Lansing, Aervtory ; F. S. Douty, Treaeurer, San Francisco, Cal.; A. J. Flnlay,
General Manager, Guatemala City, Gnat. QsMBBax* Office, San Francisco, Cal.
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
Hawaiian RR. (Island of Hawaii).— XinsflfjB^ad; Mahnkona to Nialii« 20 miles. Sidings, 1.5 mites-,
gauge, narrow ; rail, ateel. Locomotivea, 8 (1 SngUsh, 2 American) ; average weight. Sna;Ua^^^ V?f^^^^^^
9 tons ; fuel, soft coal. Cars-passenger, 4 (4-wkce]) ; Ikeight, platlociiL^I ^^\mi^ \ t& iiA^\»n«s^vv«c«»«««^
328 POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS—FOREIGN RAIIiWAYS.
—total nmnber of can, 45. Croas-tles, California redwood. Kaximam cnrratiire on road, orer half, TO d6|.
Maximum grade per mile, aacending, 116 ft. Coetof conetractlon and eqnipment to December 81, Im,
|77.600. Groee eamingt for year, fM,500. Bxpeniea, fM.60a Net earnings, |90,000. CM>1tal stock,
|i50,000. Samoel Q. ¥nider, PretidefUj Charlee E. Wtgtit, Stereiary and General Manager; w. C. Wilder,
nrieaturer. Location of PkiifoiPAL Ofpxcs, Honolola.
Kalanlni BR. (Island of Manl). —Lin^ qf Boad : Ksholui to Wailuku, 8 miles. Branches, Eahaloi to Pais,
7 miles ; to Spreckelville, 1 mile. Oaoge, narrow. Loeomotives, % (American) ; weight, 8 tons ; fnel, soft
coal. Cars— passenger, t (4-wheel) ; freight, tt platform (8-wheel), 30 side-board (4-wheel)— total number of
cart, 88. Maximum total of carvatnre on road, 10 deg. Maximnm|grade per mile, asoendii^, 166 ft. ; descend-
ing, 166 ft. Cross-ttes, redwood. Cost of constmction and equipment to December 81, 18S5, $76,000. Qmes
earnings for year, 160,000. Expenses, $86,000. Net earnings, $86,000. Samuel G. Wilder, PruUimU ; 8. B.
Rose, Secrttary: W. C. Wilder, Treaturer,- W. J. Lovrle, Omeral Manager ; G. P. Wilder, AseUUmt Man-
ager, LooATiov OF Principal Offxob, Honolnln.
HAYTI (West Indies). \
Area^Repubtlc of Hajti, 10,804 miles ; Bepnblic of 8aa Domingo. 18,045. Population, Hay ti, estimated from
07$,000 to 600.000 ; San Domingo, from 860,000 to 400,000. No railways. In Port an Prince, capital of Hayti,
is a street railway, 4 miles in length. C. Lndmann, Preeident and Treaeurer, 4 South William Street, liew
York ; B. J. Crain, Port an Prince, Si^^erinUndeni.
HONDURAS.
HOMdnras Centrml RR«— Projected from TmxiUo to Jateealoo, 800 miles, and thence to the Bsy of Fon-
seca on the Pacific side. Conoeasion owned by a New York syndicate. W. W. Hungerford, CHtfEngi$ieer.
MondoFas North €om«t Ballvrar and ImpFOTement Co.- In July, 1884, this company received
a concession, secompaiiiod br a yaluable land grant, estimated at l.OOO.OCO acres, for the oonstinctlon of a
line of railroad from Truxilio to Puerto Cortes, about 180 mlJea, with power to extend to the Guatemala
boundary line. PreJiminarr sanrey completed March 90, 1886 ; construction begun July 8. 1866. Gauge, 8
ft. Estimated cost, $1,648,961, to be met by an issue of 6 per cent, bonds to the amount of $8,500,000, the
excess to be used in equippina the road. S. B. McConnico, PreeUient ; John C. Febiger, Jr., Vice-Fteeident ;
R. 8. Charles, Secretary and Treaeurer. Offick, New Orleana, La., and Tmxlllo, Bond.
fliandaraa Br«— M operafian from Puerto Cortes to St. Jsgo, 87 miles. This line was projected some years
ego, under authority of a concession granted by the Govemmeat of Uondurss, as an interoceanic line from
Puerto Cortes to the Bay of Fonseca, and its construction was begun by a British company. On September
85, 1671, it was opened as above, and subsequently was extended to San Pedro Sala, a total dis|ance of 69
miles. The company becoming embarrsssea, the construction of the road was abandoned and the completed
portion sold to Colonel William Snyder, by whom the section to St Jsgo Is worked.
Traztllo and Boman River BR«— Projected from TruxUlo to Roman River, 80 miles, with power to
extend beyond that point up the Arenal Valley. CooceSBion owned by William H. Warner, M. O. Sheldon
and H. K. Wheeler, of New York.
JAMAICA (Wert Indies).
(British dependencr; acquired 1629-55. Area, Including small islands, 4,868 square miles. Population, 1881»
5t».636— about four-flfths negroes). Railway.— ifoin Line : Spanisihtown to uld Harbor, 88 miles ; Brane/L
SpsDishtown lo Angells, 4 imles ; JEx^eneione, Old Harbor to Poms, 86 miles ; Spanishtown to Bwarton. 28
miles— total length completed, 75 miles. Gauge, 4 ft. 8H in. Rail, steel. Wrought iron bridges. Bnglish-
Niilt equipment. Road originally owned bj JBritish corporation : now owned by Government. Cost about
$15,000 per mile. Opened from Kingston to Spanishtown, 18 miles, and to Angells, 4 miles, Norember 81,
1615; fh>m Kingston to Old Harbor, 10 miles, July 1. 1878, and to Poms and Bwarton. Febraary 26. 1885.
Gross earai(i>{B, about £40,000 ; net earnings, about £80,000. J. R. Man, Dlreetor ,* V. G. Bell, QhitfJUei-
Uent Engineer ; L. F. Mackinnon, Manager^ Kingston, Jamaica. •
xnOAAAQUA.
San Juan del Sqf BItsm and San JoFye Br*— Projected line by the Government from San Joan
del Sur via Rivas to San Jorge on Lske Nicaragua. No work yet done.
lllcarsiSna BB«— i^ifw 0/" IU>ad: Corinto (on Padflc Coaat) to Momotombo(on Lake Mansgus), 56 milea.
JSMenHon ; Managua (on Lake Manasus) to Granada (on Lake Nicangna), 88 miles. Gauge. 8 ft. 6 In. Rail
—Corinto to Chinande^ .3.5 miles, iron, 40 lbs.; Chinandega to Momotombo, 45.5 miles, and Managua to
GranadiL 88 miles, stoel, 40 lbs. Maximum grades, lU per cent. Maximum curves, 600 ft. radius. This road
i-* owned by the Ntcarsgua Government and operatedT under the general directiou of the Minister of Public
Works, Mr. Jos6 Chamorro. The construction of the first section (Coiiato to Momotombo) was begun In
1879 and completed in December, 1888. It was opened lor business according as the work progessed. The
second secdon (Mansgua, the capital, to Granada) was opened March 1, 1886. On Lake Managua steamboat
connection is made between the two sections of the road and from Granada, the torminus of the i*econd
section, connection is made by way of Lake Nicaragua and the San Juan River with Ssn Juan del Norte
(Grejtown), the whole forming an interoceanic ronto. The freijght consists of cedar, dye-woods, coffee,
hides, deer-skins, rabber, sugar, etc. ^lUing Sioek—On First Division : Locomotive engines. 6. Cars — pas-
senger, 7 ; box (" covered *'). 4 ; plstform, 60 ; hand and push, 10. On Second Division : Locomotive engines,
6. Cars— passenser. 6 : baggage, 1 : box, 8; list, 40. Dnring the year ending December 81, 1883, the net
esrnings equalled 4.75 per cent, of capital, and cost of maintenance was 65 per cent, of gross eamlnss. Joe^
Cheraorro, Minieter qf Public Worke: William Cooke, General ffuperintendent ; William S1mp.«on, Seerttary;
AdamBoza, Treaeurer and PurcKaeing Agent : Samuel Senle Tre^fflc Manager; M. Sonnestorn. Chi^ ESk'
gineer/ Charles Teller, Jfos^ of Tranep&rtatkm ; Dudley Sampson, Maeter qf Roadway ,■ Pedro Burlett,
aiaeter Car Builder ,* J. Gnay, Maeter Locomotive Sepakre ; A. Carton, Superintendent Telegraph. Repair
shops located st Ameya, Nic. Gknsral Offxcx, Mansgua, Nic.
MEZIOO.
ndeifA* Hy,^Line qf Boad : Villa de Cardenas to Bl Ingenlo (Neuva Xelandria) on the left bank of the
7rj'MJrM Slver, in the sfate ot Tabasco. Completed, 6.8C0 kilo.
FOOB'S DIBECTOUT OF R&ILWAT OFFICIALS— FORBION RAILWAYS. 339
—Is ths CitT of Cordon 1 mllra. Ouge, 8 tt. 10 tm. lUil, M lb*. KoIm, «. Can,
■Ml, Managtr, Oordm*, Hex.
Dtatrlel Stresl Ballway Oaaapanj of lk« Cltr of ncxlco (ComtKMa UmUada <U firre-
CarrUlit id IHMrim. Tbli camHaT own* knd opentaiTlii thu Cltr or Mexico mnd nmnlng to tho iDbarb*
lis kilo, of iMsdud nun (4 (l. tU hi.) tad M kUo. of urrow nnga (■ re) imDwar llnm. Kkll, tatoVt lU.
Hnla mnd bonu, I^. Can-puMnnr, 1*l-cl(«. IW ; M-cliui. K ; lamni, »; Bu and box, CS ; «*rU.
»— toUl, Kl. OiMul, tson>,l)00r PHMnavi cknlwl, nenc* a^.om udiuJIt. In 18TB thsre wera
curled 4,605.01. Gron eanilMii wen t<n,m. ud •zpmm*, « p«r eant. ; In WK. nHmgen, S.OH IMt :
McilDg*. t1K.T44 MxpsnHi. U pwoBt,: b IBM, paM>(Wt. B-DilJffl ; mnlnm $«S.«M; sipanM*. UJ
p*i «ni : Id 1891. puMurn, i,mS,Vn i Mcnl^i MTf.UT i «pM>w, WH p*r sent ; in IBM. UM«Bnn,
t.tM.SsS ; MTDlnKi. tTM.4i3 ; eipasHL Sl,gt pw oist In DareBbsr. IKt. lb* eooipui)> daclartd Iti
MTentb dlTMiDd, haiD( BI th* nU of lU pw oenl. W. P. a* CuUUo. AiAMitMnKor Qentral ; Jpan Ueu.
doa / Boa. Ungiiuir ; A, Lopei, TVflfle Managtr. Okkibal Omen, Cmtls da BiUemelM, U i,ilT of
V*rro-€Brrll •!« OmMeba & Calklnl. Um o^SmuI.' Cunpacbo to Calklni, M mllu j bnnehta.
Ounpetbe to Lenu, G mllsi, ind Tntbo to Hacelchacui, ID milo. Hain Ima nDdei coniLTDClion : branrbea
oanplaMd. Oinn. ■ tael. Ball (itMll. 40 Ibt. CoDeraloa diMd rtbruary ai, 1S81. Fodanl aDbrldr,
MW per mil*, or »44T,QU In all. At Calklnl tbla lloe will eonneci wltk the llerlda aod CalUnl RR. Con-
caarloouy and aola oHiiar of Ibli Una, Jord Jlandai Balrtda. vholaiaad tii tbe Stati: or Campecbc K> iban!
of Mock Dttl.gnOaach In couldanckn branch eonccMloa. Qmiaxi. Ornoi, Camptchs.
Perro-Carrll <e UiA».lm<t.~Mia» Umt ; Yrolo toPaebnca.rrnltei : hnmchn: T»alornati toTlanca.
lbmllaa,Kn<IT«>ato8antaMari«,8inllM-tDUl«OnllM; ■IdlDga.Smlln. Oaan.tlMt. Rail (>Ih1), 40
lb*. pRjrard. Kaxlm am total cnmlara, 4 dM. 4G mlB. ; maitm am grade. a-oendlDS, W I\.: detcending, BS
rt.; croaa-t lea, pine. tocaniallir**n^tiMa,l(fildirln) ; arartEC mlicbt, K.OOO llx.; rnel, oak: dlaoHitor of
crllsdec. llln.i leORtbor alroke, Hln.; MrlDg wbaela, 4; dlameler, 49 In. Can—paaaenger, 10 : ivmge
leugth, M faei ; avanwe nninbar *be«la. ■ ; baoagc aad mall. 3 ; atcntn Icnpta, IB tt ; atcrac* nnmbar
«hwlg,4: box, S; aTeraielennb. Klin.; averln capacltj. n.WOlba.; aTArage wel^t, 10,000 Iba : avnaga
nombar whaali, B; platrnnn, 40 ; a>cr«g* l*ngt£ SO feat; iiarai* nnmber whecS, B. Oabrlsl Hansen,
iVtfiiTml.RiraalLopeidaAnan, JtartrorvondTVvaaurtr.Heifco I Iit; Joa«0. De San Vtcante. Tr^gle
Managrr; Antonio 5«ao. Xlv«KMr, Pacbnca, Hex. FxnroiriLOmoi, MMedlnai 8tr««E, Mexlcodtf.
PuTO-Carril da IHerKa fc Calklal.— Uiw a^ AmJ; Mcridi t'> Cnlktol snd C>.'lut<lTiD, 101
mllet, ConcHtlan daiad asplsmbtr 14. IBM. Fedatal mbaldr, tn.Sm p<:r mile— loiitl, S1,!I3U.W0. Cumpleted
from Uarlda lo Cbocbola. S4 kilo. Opened from HnMa to L'mnn. April I, 19^ ; In lUclrnd* Potllli.
MOTombrr tM88S, and to Chocbola. Aagnai t, 18H. Voiet conatrucll'-D lo Culklnl. where conupctlon
wUl be made with tbe Camprcbe and Catklnl BR. of Campaehe. Qta%t. t Imt. Rail («teel), 40 Iba. Loco-
l_Bsldwlo. Can— I paa*«nger and S frafj[hc of ID-loa capacltjr. Mannel Romero ADenna, JMrwfor
Cfiwrur, Plaa da la Indapendoncia, % Hartda. Tocatao; Olegarlo O. CanKm. S-giiitrr-lHCm»f. CiUo
PoTllrIa DIai. P.. Meiida; Vlceato Solla. AMpfcHw AioliiHr. Calls PorStlo Dlai. 11. Herlda : JoanCerv—
StIinKnCtliinofriiUn>iOotmmefU,Uitlit;la»aCuMt.aia, aientan. r -"- —-■-'- " "--
Vocal, Ucrlda ; loai B. Dtaa, Chi^ i^MiK/Hn»Ty. Calls do Peroa, x-7. M^'riJa.
__. :oP*to(Ync«Unl IOOkllomelr«>. Oanm, 3
.. ,_. n feat apart, IB to the nil. The concewlon ior Ihla rail-
road waa granted by the FedanI OoTaramant of Haxlco to the Ooramor of tba KUla ot Tucaian by dacrea,
dated If arch tr. 187S. Under bla dliaciloa four kilometre* ware balll and oonatrpctln operation* were th«B
■nipendad, the conoeaaioo being mbaeqnanUT traMferrad to tu pcoranl ownen. Rodi^fo Q. and Ole|iaiio Q,
Canton. InaldorthUllnaibe>ed*raiaoTenim«iigraul«d**ab*>d!iof>l*,BaOp>TmllB, tba toUl amoont
being about (l.aoo.OOO Of Ibe prolflcted line TO kllootatna. Herlda lo TlKalTbai baeo eomplated aad broaihi
Into nperatlon, aa rollDw* : Merlia lo Kaoaaln. 8 kilo., Xaj M. 1880 : Kanaaln to Acanoah. 1^ kilo., September
18. 1881 ; Acanceb tD Tecoh, H kilo.. FabmarT 1. 1881 : Teooh to Lepan. & kilo , Dacunbar 81. 1883 ; Lepaa
to Kilometre 4a, 7 kilo., April 10, 1884 ; KUonetra U to TIcbI. t3 kOo., Ma; fi, 1880. The lerrltoir throngk
whicb Ibl) line p***e> >* isry liregDlar, but la Tarj fertile, and poaaaaaeaan abnndant aappl j uf Talnabla tim-
ber. Rqnlpment-S Baldwin locamoil«a*aiidHpa*aanEBr. 4 box and 4 fla eaia madebrJ. O. Brill A Co. la
1883 {oo aa areni(«or aboal 88 kl1nmetna)paaa«ngen carried, 8B.«K>:frtl|^i nuned. B.IMT. llftka. Oroaa
raeelpU, fl8,Ha,b4. CfJlMrf,- Rndolfo O. CutOD. 0lr«ctor Sownif. Parqn- Hidalgo. 18, Merlda. Tacalan;
Otagarlad. Canton, A»liMtrln-C«K/, Call* Pordrlo Diaz, P.. Uertda; DaTid Ceaaraa. /mhcHqk gnglmtr.
CairedeRBKl.Bitrada, 41. Uarlda; WaldamaroQ. Canton, ApruanfiiUiaU Jfolc^ CalledeTacaba, Alto* :
7ae«B. DIbe, C&itf a/ MacAliurr. Calit i» Paaoa, t7, M erlda. Oaniau. Omoi. Herlda.
r«rro-C>rrll da Merlda A Pracraao.— Una <(BMd: Hsrlda to fn«ra«, 88 kilo. Gang*, I ft.
oil; Hsrlda to Procraw), 88 kilo. Gang*, I ft.
BollTa englnaa. t—t Anwlon, 8 Rngllah, Can :
clt/,l,Oaaiba.; platform, 8. ATeraga lenglhofall
can.Silft.i aTengectpacitj, iSiona, ahdaKragennmbetDf wheola.S. Groaa aaralnn for last flical rear,
■1<0,I»»: ax|KDtea,tWaaO. Net earn iBg*, V^OOO. OoncaaMon dated April 10. lb^4. FC — ' -->--•''-
io.oao per mile, or inouOD la all. Ooaatnictiaa bqnni tn JiUt, 187S ; road complatad and o;
bar IB. 1881. ToMTcoat. IBOO.COO. Joaa Raadon Pealataa, BimHor-Ontral ami FnprlH^
ta Moreno, MoMttr'OitrBHUdtr; Oonnki Enla, CHW^l^aMm-f. Fuaoirxi. OmoB, Kerida. Ysntao'.
FM-ro-CBrrll da Merld> & ralbtdolld.— UaadfJtoad: Herlda lo Talladolld, lOt milea : braneb from
CoDkal lo Pragreao, 30 mllea. Ibln UaaeomplaladfromUarlda to Nolo. >7kllo.: branch oomplet«d, IB kilo.
In ]88t*ndloProgre*o In April. IBM. being tonnallj opeaed Ha; S, 1888 ; remalndac of main [ine under con.
itrnction. Gange. 8 rt. Rail {Heall. 40 Iba. LocomotUe eiulKa, 1 Baldwin. Cara— naaaenner. ; box. 4 :
plicrorin,9. Conceaalon dated Decambor », 1830. FadanU anbaldr. |B,eaa par mile, or fl. 093,960 In all.
RoadopenedfromHerlditoCODkal, 17kllo.,Ha7B, 18811 tolIal0,Aprill0.ISS4. Oen. Fnnciaco Canton.
Direclor-OtBtral and SoU Pmprliltir ; K. Rnblo, Aloncba. Ctanacttir - AnioiiIoBapliiDaa.£'niiln«r ,- Rafael
. Qalnien, Ojfeial Ooternmutt Imptelar. OBmaAL Onioi, Herlda, Tacalan.
Fcrro-C>rrlI NaetanBl d« Tckuean a Eaparansa (Tebaacaa and Eaperanaa HB.)*
lAneaJBoaAt Eaparinxa. State Of Poabla (where cunnecilon la made wlUi the Heilcin RR.), luulb to Te-
huiicui,fltaIBOtFiiabla.Klkllo. Oauge, 4 ft. 8M In. Rail 'ateell. ao Iba per rard. aad >S fett cacti. That-
lared Beptember IB. 187? : coulroetlon bagnn Jannarj 1, 1878 ; road completed and opened Jannary 8. 1880.
Tbla roid waa bnllt cblrfly to carry tbe prodnci* of the onnntry through which It paaaea-aogar. Indigo,
cochenme.eoat aUng. buckaUna, coflba, cro^cal rrn1Ia,Indltii com aii^ tanned Icalhen. In 1 881 a rtch
qnarr; of Meilcaji onyK waa dlriHiTcred near Tebnacan. and la now bring dareloped by a company compoaed
in part of the leading ofltelal* or thla line. It It laid tbai thia mine add* greatly to the tranic of the road.
Between Tebnacan and Eapennaa the dUIrrenoe in lerel It nS matna, the mai'mnm gnde being S per cant.
Bharpeat cumtare. 18 matrea dlamsier. Road worted by mala power, the aia of locomotives beiD« very ax-
penaira, aadconaaqaoBtlTOOiialdered Impractleablc, HDlea.100. Paaeanger canCJohn Biepbenion & Co^—
■at. Id and 3d-claae. gl. Batgaca. box aBdIatcai*,4e. Tolal coat of road. (IMJNa. Civ«V>.\&l.<^«»~*^'^
cent, of gioia eaminga. Nat earnings BTsrage 10 p*r cant, on eai^. BiWMMo ; K, israMwAoo, V« «». »f»»i
330- POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFPICIALa-FOREION RAILWAYS.
pion of this line to a point 80 kilo, south of Bspennza tias been granted, but no steps towsrd its constractiim
have yet been taken, Fernando de M. Campos, AdminUUrator Otneral^ City of Mexico ; Joan J. MeriBO,
Auditor : Carlos Borgatta, Traffic Aotnt ; Celso Oaadali^aia, Pa—mger and FrtigJU AgtfU. Gemxral Op*
Ficx, Tebnacan, Mex.
Ferro-Carrll Naelonal Del Bslmo de Telmantepec—Length of road, 79 kilo. Gaage, 4 ft. 8^
in. Locomotive engines, 6. Cars— passenger, freight, etc., 80. Don Detfin Sanchez, OommfosioiKino,
Mexico, Mex.; Don Jnan Cobo ▼ Sierra, GmmU Manager: Alezandro Preito. Jffe del Commission d»
JnginUrost Tehnantepec, Mex.; M. Mirraflores, Assistanl Bnginesr^ Tehaantepec, Mex.; Jos6 Ma Sanchea,
Secretary, Treasurer and Auditor, Mexico, Mex.; Pedro Unam^, Master Mechanic, Tehuantepec, Mex.
Ferro-Carrll Naelonal de San MartlM Texmelaean Bj.— Xintf qf Boad: Puebla toward Saa
MarHn Texmelncan. 89,148 UJo. Formerlv owned by the Federal eovemroent, but in January, 1886, sold to
the Aqapnlco, Morelos, Mexico, Irolo and Vera Cms Interocaanic Railroad Co. (see above), which agrees to
complete the line.
Ferro*€arrlI Urbano de Matamorae j SaMta Crnm*— Length qf Boad : 8H miles. Double track.
Oange, 4 ft 11 in. Rail, 88 lbs. Oars— passenger, 8. Cara— freight, 5. Moles, etc., 100. Francisco Aim^m^
dias, Owner, Matamoras.
iBteroeeanle Railway of Arap«leo asd Vera €rvs«— Projected to ran Trom Aeapnlco on the
Pacific Ocean to Vera Crua on the Atlantic, paesinir through the cities of Moreloe, Tantenec, Amacasac,
Mexico, Irolo. Calpulalpam, San Martin, Vireyes, Perote and Jalapa : wirh branches from vireyes to San
Jnan de los Llanos, from San Lorenso to San Nicolas, and from Yantepec to Cnemavaca. For fifteen years
the companv mav import free of all daties. federal or local, material for the conscmction and operation and
rolling. 8 tocx. The company is obliged to bnild at least 60 kilometres of track each year, beginning Jolj 1,
1887, over and above the 407 kilometres already bnilt, as follows : Mexico to Sen Martin via Irolo, 128.607
kilo.; San Martin to Paebla, acquired bv the coal company, 87 kilo.; Puebla to Jalapa via Vireyes and Perots,
89.700 kilo. ; Vera Cruz to Jalapa, 25 kilo. ; Mexico to TaQtepec, 16&26& kilo.-total, 438.&82 kilo. Branekes:
San Lorenao to San Nicolas, 22.276 kilo.; Virnres to San Juan de los Llanos. 11.800 kilo.— total of branehea,
88.576 kilo. Total of all lines, 467.108 kilo. The company mnst finish said lines within the maximum term
of twelve years, counting from July 1, 1687. This company has purchased the Fuebla and 8<m Marcos BB.,
running from Puebla to San Marco«, a aiation on the Mexican Ry.. and has under construction a connecUoa
from La Lua to Vireyes on the Paebla road. Control also aoaulred, in 1884, of tbe Mexican Carbon^srom*
/?7?., projecred from Puebla south to coal-fields. In 1886 the Government aold this company the Puebla and
San Martin Texmelaean Ry., mnning from Puebla to San Martin, 15 miles, with the stipulation that the road
is to be spced'ly completi>d. Gauge, 8 ft. Rail (steel), 40 lbs. Equipment in service and contracted for :
Locomotive engines, 25 ; passenger cars, 40; freight cars, 400. The equipment, rails, etc., are chieflv pur-
chased in Belgium and Germany. Locomotives of American model. The road is being built under anuority
of mveral concessions granted at various times, sU of which have been consolidated Into one. Delfln San-
chea. Director General ; D. De Peon Gensal, Superintendent. GaiisRAL Owncm, 14 Calle de San Aguatin,
Mexico City, Mex.
nerlda Street Ry.— Rudolfo G. Osnton, Proprietor.
Mexlean Ceatral Railway Company (Limited).
Levi C. Wade
Robert R. Symon. . . .
S. W. Reynolda
J. H. Goodspeed
(See also Poob*8 Mahuai. of Railroaim.)
President. IBoston, Mass.
Vice-President. New York.
Clerk d: TWot.ffioston, Maaa.
Oen. Auditor..] ^
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Theo. Nickeraon. .
M. fl. King.
Asst. to Pres . . IBoston, Mass.
( I Grand Pacific Eo-
Oommer.Ag.il tel Bailding,
(I Chicago, HI.
Gkmebal OmoM, No. 70 Kilby Street, Boston,
Sdward W. Jackson.
D. Mackenzie
A. 0. Michaelis
George F. Mayer . . .
Charles A . Browne. . . ^Asst. lyeas. . . .
F. W. Johnstone \8up.Mo.P.AM.
Oen. Manager.
Oen. Smt
O. F. A P. A..
Auditor
Mexico, Mex.
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G. T. Jarvis ....
8. B. Burton
V. I. Jackson . . . ,
R. B. Comfort..
R. C Rnssell
G. W. Keeler...
Supt. Ut Div.. [Mexico.
Supt.idJHv .J SWno.
S^. M Div.. Jimulco.
Stqd. Ath Div. . \ Paso del NorU.
Oen. Mat. ilgr/. Mexico, Mex.
Oen. 3ast.Agt.\96l Broadway,NT
GxMBRAL OFrioss, Mcxico City, Mex. Address aU mail to Bl Paso, Texas.
Tampico ZMviWon.— Omcxs, Tampico, Mexico.
Edward A. Whorf . . | Superintend't | San Luis Potoai. | A. &. Burdette. | Cashier | Tampico, Mex.
San Bias Division.— OmcmB, San Bias, Mexico.
J.E.Barly | (TiU^^Sn^nV | San Blaa, Mex.
IHexlcaii International Railroad,— Projected from Piedraa Nagraa to the City of Mexico, with
branchefi from main line east to Gulf of Mexico and west to Pacific Ocean— to^al length, 1,648 kilo. Com-
pleted from Piedras Nagras to Caatano. 168 milea. Sxtension from Caatana to Villa Lerdo now under coa-
struction. (Hnge. 4 ft. 8H in. Rail (steel). 60 lbs. Thia line ia known popularly as the ** Huntington'* road.
At Piedras Nagras connection is made with the Bagle Pass Branch of Galveston, Harrisburg, and Baa
Antonio Ry. by an iron bridge over the Rio Grande, 900 feet in length, exclusive of approaches. Maxima
grade does not exceed one percent., or 52.8 feet to a mile. Concession dated June 7, 1881. No enbaidy.
C. P. Huntington, Prssident, New York City.
Mexican National Railway.
(See also Poob*s Mamual of Railboads.
)
Wm. J. Palmer
D. C. Dodge
Edward Lewis
Wm. M. Spackman..
John Pratt . . . .
B. W. Thaaher. . . .
L. W. Stevenson . .
C. A. Merriam
A. Handy
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President
Ut Vice-Pres..
2d Viee-Pres...
TVwMtirsr. ...
Secretary
Cash A Aud. I
No. Oen. Div.
O.F. A PA.
No. Oen.Div.
Oen.Sup. No. l
Oen. Div.. f
Eng.M.o/W.)
No. Oen.Div. f
New York.
City of Mexico.
New York.
Laredo, Tex.
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W. W. Mayberry
W. R. Chisholm .
H.H. FUley
Henry P. Webb ..
Walter Moroom. .
R. C. Peebles....
W. 8.
R.M.
Kyle....
Stadden
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Asst. Supt. \
Oal. Div . f
Chief Eng. \
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Cash. A Aud. I
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Sup. So OenDiv
Sttp. Zac. Div.
Sup. Col. Div..
Matamoraa, Mex.
Galveston, Tex.
City of Mexico.
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Zacatecas, Rex.
Manxanillo, Rex.
Omnmmal OrncKB, 82 Naf un Street, New York.
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niezleaii RallwaT CompmiT (Limited). (See alio Poob*b MAxniAL or RxiLKOADfl.V-XIfM j/ £oatf ;
City of Mexico to Vera Cras, S64 miles : branch^Apisaeo to PnebU. S9 milee— total, S98 miles. This com>
penr also operates tbe Jslapa line, fh>m Jalapa to Vera Cnu, 70.75 raJiea. Sidings, 25 miles. Thos. C Ssndam,
PrtHdent. London, Bng.; Seer^tarf, Jno. T. Denniston ; Congutfing Bnoim€«r in Engkmd^ A. M. Bendel,
8 Oreat Georse Straet. Westminster, 8. W. Gsmoui. Ofugss, Bvena vista StaUon, Mexico, and 45 New
Broad Street, London, Eng.
Jaiema BroncA.— Completed from janction with the main line; V^ miles west of VeraCnis, to Jal^>a, 91)4 mile* •
Worked by mnle and horse power.
If aaUa and San Marcos Ry.— XIim of JRdad auihoriged: Bar of Nantla (on Onlf Coast, between Vera
Cniz and Tuxpan) to Sail Marcos (on Mexican Railwav), 111 miles ; completed 4 miles. Oange, standard.
Concession dated Jane 85, 1881 . Federal snbsidy, $0,(100 p«r mile, or $1,07S,900 in all.
Pnebla and Isacar da SEatantorati "Wttt^^ Line of Road: Pnebla to Izncar, 87 miles. Oange, narrow.
Concession dated May 6, 1878. Federal subsidy, $u,8S0 per mile, or $480,000 in all. Gxnxral Omcx,
Pnebla.
Pn«bla and San Mmreon RR,. 67 kilometres : gansre, 8 ft. Concession dated September 14, 1880 :
sabsidy, $12,880 per mile, or $480,000 in all. 8t€ Acapnlco, Morelos, Mexico, Trolo and Vera Crna Inter-
oceanic RR.
Stnaloa and Bnranffo RR. Co«— Altata, Mex., to Cahacan. Mex., 38.5 miles. Gange, 4 ft. 8U in.
Locomotives, 2. Cars— passenger, I ; ft'eight and miscellaneous, 28. Robert R. Symon, Vice-PreHdeni and
Oweral Manager, New York, K. T , and London, Sng.: George R. Douglass, Omitral Superintendent and
Purchasing Agent, Culiacan. Sinaloa. Mexico ; S. W. Richardson, Treasurer; F. E. James, Clerks Boston,
Mass.; Frank uawley, Boiidmaster, Altata, Mexico. (See also Poor*8 Manual.)
SoBora Rallvraj.
See AteMean, Tcpeka and San/a Fe RaUroad SueUmr-lAtX. No. 1.
xsM, Topolobampo and Paellle RR« (American and Mexican Pacifle Railway Co.>— Projected from
Topolobampo (Gulf of CJalifomia) to Piedras Negras (on the Rio Grande, oppoalre Bagle Paa9, Texas), with
branches to Presidio del Morte to Alamos and to Maxarlan. Total length of all projected lines abont 2,000
mllee. Gauge, standard. Concession dated Jnne 22, 1880. Company orgaolaed in March, 1881, under the
name of Texai>, Topolobampo and Pacific RR. Co. In 1888 name chaneed to American and Mexican Padflc
Ry. Co. Government subsidy, $18,060 per mile. Dirtctore: William Windom, Charles M. Loring, Minnesota;
U. 8. Grant. Jr., Elisha A. Back, New York ; John H. Rice. Aleiander R. Shepherd, District of Colombia :
Albert K. Owen, Benjamin R. Carman, Pennsylvania ; F. O. Prince, B. F. Butler, George W. Simmons,
Srnest W. Cashing, Massachusetts ; David L. Tnlee, Florida ; Joseph R. Brown, Georala. Offieert: William
Wmdom, Preeident ; Blisha A. Buck. Vlee-I¥eHdent ; John H. Rice, Secretory and Treaeurtr ; William K.
Rogers. Attorney ; A. R. Owen, Chief Engineer : F. E. Goodrich, Clerk. Qikxral Omcs, 42 Wall Street,
New York. Mexican Qjfioert and Direetore : M. Romero Rnbio, Attorn*^ and Butinset Agent : Cartos J.
Moreno, Government Engineer ; Ramon Fernandea and Francisco M. de Prida, Direetore; Francisco Bnlnes,
Oocemment Director ; all of the Cily of Mexico.
TreaMlllo and Santa Roaalla RR»—Xifi« of JR^otf projected and partially completed from Tresnillo
to Rosalia, about 850 miles. No further Infbrmatlon.
TeraCruS) Anton I^lxardo and Alvarsulo WLWL.--Une qfRoad: Vera Crux to Alvarado, 84 miles.
Concession dated March 26, 1878. Bxtenslon authorized to be constructed fh>m San Joan River to Isthmus
of Tebuantepec, in State of Vera Cros, 84 miles. Federal subsidy, $12,680 per mile, or $1,620,000 in all.
i GsNSRAL Orrics, Vera Cruz.
FARAGUAT.
Ferro'Carrll de Asuncion a Paracaari.— X<fi« of Road: Asuncion to Paraguarl, 72 kilo. (4f>
miles). Oaiige. 5 ft. tt lu. Rail. ((5 lbs. Cars, 50. Locomotives, 5. This railroad was built by the Gov-
ernment of Paraguay, and opened for business October 1, 1868. The original intention was to carry the
line to Villa Ricn, tbe most important interior town in the republic. Juan da F. TrarasBOs, Director. £.
Correa, Manager. Gbmsral Omcx, Asuncion.
Tramivajr de la Cnldad de la Asunaton.— 1 mile. Gauge, 4 ft. 8^ in.; rail, 40 lbs.; cars ; ani-
mal traction. Wm. Woodgate & Co., Buenos Ayres, Ownete. James Neuon Horrocks, Manager,
Ascnnciun.
PERU.
Areqnipa, Pnno and Cnseo Wlj.—Linee <tf Road: Coast Diviei&n, Mollendo to Areqnipa, 172 kilo.;
Puno Division, Areqnipa to Puno, &<S1 kilo.; CVseo Divison. Juliaoa to Sta. Roaa, 182 kilo.— toUl, 655 kilo.
Sidings, etc.. 67 kilo. Gauge, 4 f c 8V4 In. Rail (iron). 60 lbs. Locomotive engines, 52 (Rogera, Bsld-
win. Danforth) ; mngul, 18 x 22 cy.; 86-I11. wheels, 6 coupled. Cara— pasannger, 80 (S-wheeh ; baggage and
mail, 10 (45 ft., 8-wh.) ; fireight-box, 200 (82 ft., 8-wh.: capacity, 80,000 lbs., weight, 17,600 lbs.) ; plstform,
800 (82 rt , 8-wh.). Maximum grade. 211 ft. per mile. Shortest radina of corvaa. 852 feet. Highest
elcvstlon above level of sea, 14,666 feet ; lowest, 6 ft. Construction commencad in 1868. Coaat Division
opened in 1871 ; Puno Division in 1874 : Cuzco Division In 1876. Owned by the Pernvian Government
and leased and operated by John L. Thomdike, of New York, and Lima. Pern; a line of stearoera
running on Lske Titicara. from Pnno to Chllllavo, Bolivia, 120 miles, is operated in connection with this
road by the leasee. Jos6 Mannel Braun, Oeneroi Superintendent ; V. H. MacCord, Oeneral TrqMc Manager
and Superintendent Telegraph ; J. C. Beaumont, Superintendent Machine and Motive Power ; J. F. Ayrea,
Train Dispatcher: F. Mendes, CMtf Engineer: P. Hawley, Superintendent Tradk and Bridge; A. C.
Clark, Master Car BvUder. Gxnxrai. Omcx. Areqnipa, Pern.
Callao. liima and Orora RR«— JUfM qf Road: Port of Callao to Chida, 86.5 mllea. Gauge. 4 ft. 8H
in. Tbe construction of this railroad waa begnn In January, 1870. by the late Henry Meiggv, under a con
tract made in December. 1869, with the PernTian Government, which called for the completion of the whole
line, Csllao to Oroya. 185.8 mllea. In 6 yeara, the contractor to receive $27,600,000 for the building of the
line, which then waa to become the property of the Govemment. The road preaenta aome of tne moat
remarkable engineering achievements in the world. Over sixty tunnels, or an average of abont one every
two miles, pierce the mountains in ita path. Among these the most remarkable is ue Galera, or Summit
tnnnel, 104.5 milea east of Callao, which is nearly 4,000 feet long, and la 15,646 feet above sea-level. At
Mount Melggs the road reachea ita highest elevation, 17,674 feet, from that point descending the eastern
elope of the Andes to Orova, 12,257 feet above aea-level. In addition to the large number of tnnnela there
an al»o about eighty bridges on the Une of the loed, tiie most Important being the Agna de Verrugas
Yiaduct, 576 feet long and fSSA feet high, constnicted on the Finktmas plan. Inconsequence of the great
engineering difflcolties which attended the construction of this line its cost greatly exceeded. ^2sv^ ^^oSi^>^
ettimates, and when the road reached Chlcla, to which pdnt it haa baeu o^vnm. \»t «sn«tsl ^^m^ ^^^
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fnndt aoplicable to iti constmction had been ezheueled. Recently the road has been leaned to Hirhael P.
Orace. or W. R. Graee A Co., New Yoi^ repreeentinff a arndicate of capltalitta which a^reea to complete
the line to Oroja, and deretop and place in woridng oraer the celebrated Cerro del Paaco silver minee. Term
of lease, W years ; rental first seren years, nil ; thereafter, |S5,0U0 per annum, increased by an additiOBal
$S6,000 per annnm for each one per cent, of net prc^t over six per cent, on the capital inreeted. To con-
f»lete and equip the road and mines will call for an expenditnre of abont $18,000,000 to $16,000,000. Wil-
iam H. Chilley, R^prettntative in FtrUt Lima, Pern ; Jaoob Backus, Superintsndent, Callao, Pern. Qni*
KRAL Oprios, Lima, Pern.
O«rro de Paaco liR*— This line mna from the Cerro d« Pasco silver mines to ib<f snrronnding eetates,
and Is used for the transportation of passengers and freight. Total prelected length, 16 miles ; eetimst-
ed cost, $1,800,000. upon which the Government guaranteed 7 per cent, mterest Contract for conalmc-
tion made with Henrv O. Wyman & Co., and work begun in June, 1800. Completed. 8 miles ; graded, 8
miles. This line will connect with the Callao. Lima and Oroya line, and will probably be nltimalely
merged into that road. Ornnui. Offiob, Cerro de Paaco.
CliiRibote and Haaraz WLSL.—LlfU of Boad: Chimbote to Huarac, 40 miles. Gauge, 8 feet Bail
(iron). 40 lbs. Locomotive engines, 8. Cars, 75. Road built, owned and operated for arconnt of the ^
^
vian Government. Total projected length, ITS miles. Constmction begun in 1871. James H. Hay ball,
SuperirUendetU^ Chimbote, rem.
Bten and Perraflafe VIJA»— Line of Road : Port of Sten to Ferrafiafe. 60 milen. Gauge, 4 ft. ^la-
Original cooceepion made. July 8, 181^, to Jos6 A. Garcia y Garcia : transferred with permiasion of oov-
ment. October 19, 1807, to stock company. Road completed and opened in iSlS. Nominal share capital,
$2,000,000, with $tOO,000 in bonds bearing per cent annual interest. Gsnxral OmcB, Bten, Pern.
Ilo and IVIosaesaa RR«— X4n« qf Rond: Port of Ho to interior town of Mogu^gna, 68 miles, mnnlng
through one of lie richeit wine-producing districts of the country. Gauge, 4 ft. 8^ in. Owned by the
Peravian Government. Located by John L. Thomdlke, of New York, i on»truction begun in 1871 and
road opened in 1878. Total cost, $6,096,000. GnfmsAL Officx, Do, Pera.
Eilnaa, A neon and Chancaj WLM^—Line (^ Road: Lima to Chancay, 43 mile^. Gange, 1 metre.
This road forms the first and second sections of the Lima and Huacho RR. It ran^ north from the right
bank of the Rimac River, which flows through the centre of the city of Lima, following and nearly paral-
lel with the coaat. Built by a stock company ; concession afterward annulled and rosd acquired by Gov-
ernment. Total coet, tS,0(K),Ono. OriginaJly projected to run to Huacho. about. S6 miloa beyond Chancay,
but no work done on last section for many years. GhnrxRAL Opnox, Lima, Pera.
Lima and Hacdalena IftB*— Xins o/ Rood: Lima west to Magdalena (watering-place), 6 miles.
Gange, i metre. Owned by a stock company ; nominal capital, $8s0,000. Gbnbral Orrun, Uma,
Peru.
Lima Rallwaya Co. (Limited).~24n«t of Boad: Port of Callao to Lima. 86 miles* Lima to Chorrillos
(watering-place), miles— tntal, 17.6 miles. Gange, 4 ft. 8^ in. Rail (steel). 70 Ibe. Locomotive engfaies.
17. Carif—passenger, 86 ; freight, 186. British corporstlon organixed abont 1886. First section (Callao and
Lima Railroad), bnilt under conceasion granted in 1848 by local capitalists ; second (Lima and ChorriUea
Railroad), bnilt in same manner under concession granted in 1966. Original coat of both, $1,^00,000. Ae-
on rud by present company and capital increaaed to £800,000. Present cost, £84((,609. Reserve fund,
£n^SOO. Earninira, 1886, £^,810. Kxpenses, £81,840. A dividend of 6 per cent was paid in 1875. aai
four snhpeqiiently of ?, 1^ 1 and l^ per cent, reapectlvely. Alexander Prentice^ifana^«r, Lima;
Robert Reld. Loeomoiive Sitperintmdent, Callao ; (George T. Cnrda, SecrUaiy, 1 Great Winchester Street,
London. B. C.
niollendo and Areqnipa VM.~- Line of Boad : Port of Mollendo to the interior City of Areqnipa,
107 miles, connecting at tne latter point with the Areqnipa, Puno and Cusco Railroad, which furma a
continuation of this line. Constmction bM^in in 1868 ana road opened In 1870. Owned bv the Qovem-
ment of the Republic of Pera. Gange, 4 ft 8H in. Ralls (steel), 88 lbs. Maximum grade. 4 per cent
Mlnimnm radius of curves, 86$ feet Rosd was located by John L. Thoradike, of New York. Total
cost $2,000,000. Originally leased by the Government to the late Henry Meiggs. Gbmxbal Ovtxcs,
Mollendo, Pera.
Paaoanaayoy Guadelopo and Yonan Br.—^ain Line: Pascamayo to Gnadelope, 96.85 miles ;
branch to Yonan, 80.6 miles— total, 66.76 miles. Gauge, 4rt. ^ in. Rail (iron), 68 Ihs. Locomotive en^nea,
7 Roger*. Carp— passenger 8 ; freight, 60. Road built owned and operated for account of the rera-
vlan Government. Maximillano Bamberger, Manager for the Oovemment and Superintendmf. T^eeknieal
and Mechanical Departmente ,* A. W. Goddard, BupminUndent TrqUU;. Gsnsral Officii, Pascamayo,
Peru.
Payta and Plnra WIWL*^ Line qf Road : Port of Payta to interior city ol Pinra, 63 miles. Gauge, 4 1!.^
in. Owned hy the Peruvian Goverament Constraction begun in 187t. Total coitt, $8,000,000. An exten-
sion of this line to a point on the Amaxon RiveiScalled Llmon, paaalng through the Provinces of Uuancabamba
and Jaen, and forming a route which ia claimed to be the shortest yet projected in South America between
the Atlantic and Padflc, was originally contemplated by the Government, and preliminary surveys were made,
but owing to the recent-disturbed condition of the country the project has been practically abandoned.
GiNrnAL Offiob, Payta, Pera.
PImenlel RR.- ifain Line : Port of Pimentel to Chiclayo, with branches to Lambayeque, Muchami, Tn-
cama, Picsi, and Ferrafiafe— total length, 46 miles, of wbich about 80 completed. Private company ; Dominal
capital, $1,000,000. This company receivea no Goverament subsidy, but has a monopoly for $6 yearn. The
completed portions ef the road have been open for several years. GaNKnAL Offioi, Pimentel, Pera.
Pisco and lea RR«— 2in« qfRoad: Port of Pisco to lea, 46 miles. Branch to Macacona, 1 mile. Gange,
4 ft. 8>4 in. Locomotives, 6 (American); average weight 88 tons ; fhel, principally wood ; cars— paseennr, 7
(Swheel) ; baggage, etc., 8 (8- wheel) : freight, 16 (S-wheeD. Total curvature on road, 12 deg.: mazunnm
grade per mile, ascending, 156 feei. Cross-ties, Cal. redwood. Built by private company, but afterward pnr-
chased by the Peruvian Government Cost, $1,4V),000, represented byoonds bearing 7 per cent interest
which has been in default since 1876. Road waa formerly leaaed to Senor Boxa, bnt during the war witk Chili
it was partially destroyed. It is now leased to C. Schreitmiller, of Lima. C. SchreltmtUer. Freeideni ; JoU
Qntnones, Secretarp; Jos. Venn, Oeneral Manager; A. W. Goddard, Chief Engineer. Gxi»kal OmcB,
Pisco, Pera.
SlalavarrT and TrnJIUo WLWU'-Un4(^ Road: Port of Salaverry to TruJiUo, capital of the Department ot
Libertad, 86 miles, built by the Peruvian Government and opened about 1876. Gbnxral Offiok, Salavarry,
Peru.
PORTO RIOO.
ramirnr o/tlie Estate <* €asnalldmd.>'—l^ miles. Gauge, 1 ft llHi<a-; SO cars. Carloa Alars,
UEnwatr
i^uadma.
Tramwiiy ofibe Bfltate «]IEnacro«"-^mU6a. Gangt, 1 ft. 7 ^ Im. Mean. Amell Jnlla A Co.,
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Tnimwar of th« Bstate «< Co1om,''-1M milea. OMt*. 1 ft. 7^ in.; 80 can. SmiUo Yadi,
Agucuiiua.
SALYADOa.
Acajatia and ffk>MM»naie liK.— Port of Acajatls to 8oiifonate, 16 inlleB. Oaaice, 8 feet Hall (stee1)« 40
lb«. Countrncted under contnci with the UoTemment of Salvador, which gnarantees aDnnal dividends of 19
Kr cent. Road opened July 16, ]86t. An eztenflon of 60 miles, from Sonsooate to Santa Ana, is in progresi'.
«oaiotive engines, 3. Cars— passenger, 8 ; freight, etc., SS. Francisco Osmacho, DittctMr, Gnatenialift City,
Onat.; B. A. Manne, StqminienderU ; A. J. Schenar, Etiginitr; W. U. Ford, MatUer Mechanic, Bonsonate,
Italvador. QmsKai. OFFioa, Sonaonate, Salvador.
La lilbertad and San SalTador RB.— Projected by the GovemmeBt from Port of La Libertad to San
Salvador, the capital. Francisco B. Galludo, Sea^ttaty iff Pvblie Workt^ San Salvador, Salvador.
•alTadore Central Railway .—Projected from the harbor of La Union, Bay of Fonseca, to the Guatemala
boundary line. Preliminary work oompleted. To this company the Government granted a rnbsidy of $10,000
permile, and guarantees net earnings of $1,000 per mile. Daniel Butterfleld, Uonceiskfnaryt 85 Wall St., New
York, N. Y.
San Salvador and Santa T«ela TranaiiraF.— From San Salvador to Santa Tecla, 8 miles. Bailt by
the Government, but recently sold to F. Camacho, of Guatemala.
SAN DOMINOO (Iiland of Hayti, West Indies).
IHnelle IfouTo Tramivay.— 1 mile. Gange, 4 ft. Bail, 16 Iha.; platform cars (4-wheel), 23; average
length, U feet. Thomas Simpson, AdmMtAnUar ; Sd. Bngaria, AstUtamt SuptrinUruUnt, Puerto Plata, Smu
Domingo.
San Domlniro (Island of Haytl, Wont Indies)) Samana Bay and Santiago Wlj,— -Under
Construction from Samana Bay up ihe Valley of La Vega Real to Santiago, 88 miles, of which laid with track
. 85 miles, aud graded 26 miles lurtber.
San IPIarcoo Tram iiray.— San Marcos to Puerto Plata, 4 % milea Gauge. 26 in. Rail, 14 lbs. Locomo-
tive engines, 2 ; pliitform cars, 8U0. Lithgow Bros., Owner*, William Litngow, General AdnUnielrcUor ;
Pablo Diex, Civil Engir»e«r; William Cross, MeehanHcai Engineer, Gknebal Omen, Puerto Plata, S. D.
TRINIDAD.
(British dependency ; acquired 1797. Area, 1.754 square miles. Population, 1881, 158,128.) Line of Railway :
Port of Spain toward Sao Fernando, 15 miles. Opened in 18Sa. GBsfSBAL Orrtox, Port of Spain, Triuidud.
UNITED STATES OF OOLOMBIA.
Antloqnla B.Ii« (In progress). State qf ^n/iogvio.— From Puerto Oberrlo, on the Magdalena River, to
Medellin, 125 miles, of which ^.2 miles were completed and lu operation December 81, 188^. Sidings, etc..
O.ta miles. Gauge, 8 ft. Itail, 80 lbi>. Chartered February 17, 1874, with exclucive righi to consiruct and
operate a road opening up for tralBa In the interiorof the State of Antloquia. Grant from the Government
of the State of 247,000 acres of land and a subbidy of $17,000 per mile, thu Government reserving one-third of
the net profits, i^o^in^ iCKacA;.— Locomotive engines, 3. Cars— passenger, 8: freight. 1.1 ; construction, 18—
84. Operationit for six months ending June 80, 1888.— Trains run 1,171 miles. Passengers carried, 1,212 ;
carriea one mile, 21,482. Hrad (if cattle carried, 160 : carried one mile, 8,212. Tons of freight moved, 141.69 ;
moved one mik*, 2,866. Sam inga- passenger, ITKO.Ou ; cattle, $174.20 ; freight, $681.26— total, |l,625.b6.
Expenses —maintenance of way, $19,793.68; rolling stock, $1,048.18; transportation, $27.109.80— total,
$27,109.80. Deficit, $^5,688.94. Capiul stock, $6,U00,0u0. Fiandsco J. Cirneros, Grantee and Gemtral
Director, 85 Broadway, New York City ; M. C. Coruwell, Chief Ji»igineer, Prqioipai* Omcx amo Aodbcs-,
Puerto Oberrlo, U. 8. C.
Canca RR. (In progress). Stateof Cauca.—Trom Buenaventura, on the Pacific coast, to the River Cauca, 86
miles, of which 12.5 miles were completed and in operation De<:ember81, 1888. Sidings, etc., 0.46 mile.
Gaugtr. 8 ft. Rail, 8U lbs. Chartered May 7, 1878, to develop traflic of the State of Cauca, and to reach the
extensive and rich coal-fields in the Valley of Cauca. Grant of 600,000 acres of land from the Government of
the State. Roiling i^rocA.—Locomotive engines, 2. Cars— paasenger, 8 ; freight, 18 ; construction. 81— toul,
52. Operations for year ending August Si, 1888. Passengers carried, 9,876. Head of cattle carried, 1,087.
Specie carried, $75,720. I\>n8 of freight moved, 4,848.26. Earnings— passeng«r, $8,286.75 ; freight, etc.,
$22,506.81— total, $25,747.^6. Expensas— maintenance of way, |t2,89V.27 ; rolling stock, $4,860.21 ; transpor-
tation, $28,f>32.74— total, $70,801.74. Deficit. $45,144.18. Capital stock, $6,000,000, of which the Government
of the United States of Colombia is a subscriber to $8,000,UifO. Francisco J. Cisneros, Grantee and General
Director, 85 Broadway, New York City ; John B. Doogfaerty, Chiif Engineer. PRUfCiPAL OFriox ahs
Address, Buenaventura, U. S. C.
Oolombla Railway Co.— ifoiit lAne ; Honda to Bogota, 110 miles ; completed, 88 miles ; balance under
construction. Gangs, 8 ft. 6 in. Bail, 45 lbt>. Locomotive engines, 2 ; cars, 12. U. N. Twonibly, tresiderU.
82 Burling Slip, New York, N. Y. ; Alvin F. Hill, Secretary and Treaeurer, 19 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Forro-Carrll do Rol Ivor. —Owned by Government. Line of Road: Barranquilla to Sabanilla. Miles, 14.
Gauge, 8 ft. 6 in. Rail, 45 lbs. Locomotives, 6a Can, 00. jEoiebio Grau, St^erintendent, Barranquilla.
Ferro*Carrll del Cuentm,— Line of Rocul : From Znlia River to San Jos4 de Cuciita, 84 miles. Gauge, 8
ft. 8.4 in. Rail (steel), 8U lbs. Locomotives, 6 (American); average weight, 28,000 lbs. Can- passenger, 4
(8-wheel) ; freight, 27 ^8-wheel). Degree of curves on road, 17 dee. 88 min. Uaximum grade per mile, 132
feet. Cross-tisM, lignum vitse. Construction and equipment to December 81, 1886, $1,800,000. Gross earn-
ings for year, $860,000, all expended in consa-nction. K. Morales, lYteident ; M. A. Heredia, Secretary ; J.
A. Berti, lYeaeurer ; r. Pinzon, Chitf Engineer. Local Stock Company, San Jos6 de Cuc6ta.
Olrardot RR. (In progress). State qf C^tndinamarea.^Vrom Girardoi, on Magdalena River, to Bogota, 75
miles. The first section, from Oirsrdol to Tocaima, 18 miles, was under construction but not completed
December 81. 1888. Gange, 8 ft. Rail (steel), 80 lbs. Chartered Juno 21, 1881. Capital stock for fln>t sec-
tion, $564,000. The first section will be opened during theyear 1884. Francisco J. Cieneros, General Direc-
tor, 86 Brosdway, Room 84, New York City; James Wilson, ResieteMt Engineer. Principal Opvics.^
Girardot. U. S. C.
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Jtrardot Ry.— Governmoit Magdalaui SIver to Bogota. Mile0« 18. Gftnge, S ft. Bail, 86 lbs. Locono-
Uve«, U. Can, S6. James Wilson, IbnginserAn-CM^ ; Carlos Saens, tiupennUndeiU^ Bogota.
La IN>rado HR* (In progrsss). StaU aT CWima.— From Honda to La Dorado, 80 miles, of which 8 miles
(from Uonda to Carscoli) Is completed. Gauge, 3 ft. Hsil ^steel), 80 lbs. Chartered Aognst 8. 1888. B«or>
f^anixed AngQiit iN), 1888. This railroad is designed to iiuiie the navigaiion of the Lower and Upper Magda-
ena River, avoiding the dangeroos rapids of Houda. EoUihg^UKk.--hw:omo\\y engines, nt. Cars— passen-
ger, 8 ; freight, 4— total, 6. Operation fur year euding December 81, 1888.— Faseengers carried. 18,915.
Freight moved, 6,514.84 tons. £amings— passenger, $8,885.10; freight, $18,600.78— total, $80,785.88.
Jfixpenses, $15,448.56. Net earnings, $5,848.88. Capital Mtock, $t80,00a The Ctovernmeiit contributes $7,000
per mile of road boilt. Francisco J. Clsneros, OrarUee and IHractor ifmmralt 85 Broadway, New York City :
N. J. Nichol, lUHdent Bnginmr. Przmoipal Omcs, Honda, U. 8. C.
Pansuna R K« Co.— Llns qf Boad : Aspinwali to Panama, 47.5 miles. JSrofM^Panama to La Boca, 8milet.
Gauge, 5 It. Locomotives, 88 (American) ; average weight, 40 tons. Fuel nsod, JBnglish coaL Cars— passen-
ger, tt8 v8-wheel) ; freight and mlscellaneoas, i,0u0 (8-wheel). ICazimnm radios of corves, 410 ft : maximom
grsde per mile, 55 ft Cross-lies, lignum vitM. Constmution aiiu equipment to December 81, 1885, $7,000,-
uOa uross earnings for year, $8,767,088. JBxpen«es, $3,106,000. Net earnings. $78,000. J. 6. McCoilough,
Pnsident; & W. Thompson, yiee-JYuidmt, New Yurie, N. T.; F. Q. ward, Omnal 6vperinttndmt,
Aspinwali, U. 8. C; K. Z. Penfleld, Secreiary, Trewmrer and FutvkaHng Agentt New York, N. T.; J.
Beaumont, Master Mechamic, Aspinwali, U. S. C.
XTRUaUAY.
OeMtral Dragraay Ry. Go* of MoMtOTldeo (Limited). Line of Boad atdhoriged: Honterideo to
Dnrazno ; completed Irom Montevideo to River Yi. 180 miles. Openea from Monievideo to 8anu Locia. 40
miles, in 1872; to near Kiver Ti,87.0 miles additional. July 11, 1874, and to present terminus, including
bridge over Kiver YL 8.5 miles, in November, 18i9. Bxtensiou of line to north bank of Rio Negro, 41 miles,
opened July, 1886. To this company the Government of Umguay has cranted a perpetusl concession, with a
guarantee of £700 per mile per annum, attacMng as each iteparate section of the line is opened. Total cost
to June 80, 1886, £1,547,185. Gaoge, 4 ft. 8M in. Locomotive engines, 81 (£u|di»h). Cars— passenger, 45;
freight, 406. Had, 66 lbs. Gross receipu for year ending June 80, 1886, £167,42). Jfzpenses, £00,819. Net
earumgs, £77,110; interest, etc., £7,6^— toul, £84,784. Paymenu, dividends. Interest, etc., £56,968.
Surplus, £25,776 . Surplus from last year, £10,848— total available balance, £86,624. This compsny operates
under contract the line of the Uruguay Central and Hygueritae Ry. CO., extending from junction with the
Central Uruguay at Juan Chaso to San Jos6, 80 miles. The total authorised length of the latter line is 146
miles, Santa Lucia to Hygneritas, the Government also gnsrantoelng a net revenue of 7 per cent, on £10,000
per mile. The completed section was opened May 80, 1876 ; total cost, £8&8.06i. lu 1886 the road wss
purchased by the Central Uruguay By. Co. for £110,000. OJIeert of the Central UrogUHy Co. : U. Chamber-
lain, General Manager; R. wingate. Resident Engineer; F. Hudson, Locomotive dupetintendent, Monte-
video • Geo. Wilkinson Drabble, Chairman Board JHrtetors ; C. O. Barker, Secretary ; James Livesey,
Consulting Engineer^ London, Kng. Cobporate Oiticx, 7 Finsbory Circus, London, £. C. Looai. OrnoB,
Montevideo.
Bascern Vrncnaj Railwaj*— Montevideo to Minas, 84 kilo. Gauge, 4 ft. 8U in. Rail, 50 to 80 lbs.
Locomotive euglnes, 4. Cars— passenger, 7 ; baggage, etc., 8 ; freight, etc., 80. Lewis Andreoni, Oeneral
Manager and Bngineer, Monierldeo, Umguay.
NortlierB RR.— Montevideo to Sta. Lucia, 18 kilo. In operation. No forther information. GnruuL
Oftxce, Montevideo, Urvgoay.
lVortliwe»terii Rj. Co. orVruffaaj (Limited). — Zins qf Boad: Salto to Sta. Boea and Brasiliaa
frontier, ) 15 miles. At latter point connection has been made with the Brazil Great Southern RR Gross
earuings for 1685, £80,468. fixpenses, £24,886. Balance to net revenue account, £6,181. C. G. Mott,
Fresident ; J. D. Kennedy, Secretary ; Edward Morice, General Manager; James Iforde, Consulting JCngi-
neer. Location ov Ornox, 70 and 7i Blahopsgate Street, Within, Loiidon, England.
Pando Rail way •—Lifts qfBoad : Montevideo to Pando, 18 milea. Opened in 1888. No farther information.
GxNBBAL Orrxoa, Montevideo, Umguay.
•alto and Paao de lorn Toros Railway.— OoaceMlon granted with Government guarantee attached
for construction of a line fh>m Salto to Paso de los Toros, a distance of 180 miles, connecting the North-
western and the Central Urugusy Railways.
URUGUAYAN TRAMWAY LINES.
Berro Tramuray, Monterideo, 81.6 kilo., 1,000,000 paseengers annnally.
Rraxflllau Tram^vayy Kontevideo, 10 kilo., 1,000,000 passengers annnally.
Central Tramvrayy Montevideo, kilo., 1,800,000 passengers annually.
€errlto Tram way, Montevideo, 4 kilo., 600,000 passengers annually.
Bastern Tramway, Montevideo, 74 kilo., 1,000,000 passengers sLnnally. *
Oriental Tranaway, Montevideo, 8 kilo., 1,OCO,000 passengers annually.
Paao del IVIolluo and Cerro Tramiray, Montevideo.
Poeltoa Tramway, Montevideo, It kilo., 1,000,000 passengers annually.
Valon Tramway, Montevideo to La Union, 8.1 kilo ; cars, 80; 1,900,000 passengers annually. Gxmerai.
Oppick, Montevideo.
Roll Tar Ry.- Zins qf Boad: Fort of Tncacas, Caribbean Sea, to copper mines of Aroa, 55 miles. Gaoge,
8 ft. Rail, 60 and 60 lbs. Locomotivea, 11. Can, 840. British corporation. First section rosd opened J une
13, 1874 ; whole line opened Janvary 1, 1878. Total cost, £68U,97i ; capital stock, £400,000 ; debentni^ss,
£:i25,00O. In June, 189, the company amalgamated with the New Quebrada Company, Limited, under the
name of the Quebrada Railway, Land and Copper Company, Limited ; the authorised capital being £1,000,-
000 ; debentures. £400,000. N. G. Barch. Managing Birtctor and Oeeretary, 8 Walbiook, Mansion House,
London, B. C ; James Crosbie, Agent astd Bngineer, Tncscas.
I4a Clualra and Caracsus Ii,j,^Un4<tfBoad: Port of La Guaira to Caracas, the capital, 83 miles. Oaoge,
8 ft. Kail isteel), 60 lbs. Locomotives. 8 (Nsysmlth, Wilson A Co.); average weight, 88 tone. Car*, ^8.
^ British corporation : registered Febmanr 15, 1882. Conceesion for 00 years ; no subsidy or revenue gaar-
atee. Capital stock, £8t0,0i0— one-half snbscilbed for in Veuesuela ; debentures, £i60,000. CoastmetiOB
POOR'S DIRECTORY OP RAILWAY OFFICIALS— FOREIGN RAILWAYS. 335
to December 81, 1885. ;£589,827. Samlngi, £9t,077. Kxpeniet, £4lMH. Thomu C. Bandars, PreHdmt ;
A. Blisa, Seattary, 43 New Broad Street. London. £. C.; G. D. Roea, General ManoffeTj Caracas ; G. P.
Weight, Assistant Manager, Caracas : J. liveeey & Sons, OontuUing BnQiMert^ 2 Victoria Mansion, London,
8. w. Primcipal OrFicxs, 48 New Broad Street, London, and Caracas, venesaola.
0»raeas Tram^ray, in City of Caracas, 8 miles. GmniBAL Offiok, Caracas.
lia Gnatra and UlafrneUa Tram^vay, m miles. Gftoge, 6 ft. Rail, 80 lbs. Gbnbbal Officb, La
Ouidra, Veoezaela.
S«lba and SEendoxa BR«— I^im qf Rood: Selba to Mendosa, 80 miles. In operation. No fortlier
information.
Puerto Cabello and Valencia Rj* Co. (Limited). rVeneznela Central B,r.)—Line of Road: City of
Val«tncia to Puerto Cabello. British corporation ; reglstetea September 18. 188^. Concession dated Febrnary
2, 1884, for 09 years, with iniaraTitee of 7 per cent on capital of jM0O,OOO. Worlc now in progress. First
section of ro«d, Csracas to Petard, opened May SB, 1880.
•Uier Linoa are Projeoiod as foUowrs s
From Petar6 to Camana or Goariqoen in the Golfo Triste. Date of conces»lon, April 8, 1886. Guarantee,
7 per cent, for 90 years on cost of road. ConoaasionAires will own and work for their own benefit all mines
and quarries discovered on route. Prom La Lam to Barqulsimito. with right of extension to Tocuyo, Carora,
or Trujillo. Guarantee of 7 per ceut. on cost of line mot to exceed £10,000 per mile) for 99 years. Con-
cessionaires to have preference in working all mineral products found within 150 metres of line. From
Puerto Cabello to Bnunal, in the State of Zamora. Guarantee of 7 per cent (on estimated coat of £8,000,000)
for 99 years. From the Port of Cojoro to the City of Xaracaibo, in the State of Falcon. Government
guarantee of 7 per cent oo capital.
OAR AND EQUIPMENT OOMFANIEB.
(21) LiBt OP Ofpigebs op Slbeputo i.in> Pablob Oar Goupanies, Stock
Oar' akd Equipmbut GoKPAinn.
AnitaU Bcfrlcuator Cm Oo., oOk^ U >Mt Alabaiu
at.. AUaois. Om. OrguJaMl !■ IM Dddn Uwi of Al-
■buna. Work dose u W. A H. REt Co.'s (hop*, A(-
laDUiO*. BqaipnantniurnRiu 1 loWeu*. Com-
pw^KiMiIui MUkHi^rafrtcanMin, DMd a> MMloiu
■od OD (M*rab<MU. Wllll4m W- AuUIl, Pmldeut :
H. Q. I>abMDi,Vli»-PTMld«ui B C, BptMni. Sccre-
U17 uid Truanrer ; Jobo D. CuiDltigbiun, MuaglE -
Dlrsctoi. AtlSDia. 0*. Dlracton (lecWd Jaaurr
IMS: W. W. Ad^MILU. a. Dobblna. J.D.CDnnlDt
twi. I, F. Logaa, U. F. Bmaij.AilwiU, Cla.; 0«orn
Pmreoni, Jam« Hwuio, >ew York. K. t.
ImlnF.BoiiBt.
SuMTQ lG.llLug Slock Cd._^
_ Bdw«rd L»m-
ItalMaLS. B. Pufftr. OeorgaP, Walkci,
uiweii, BUB.; W)lliuD H. Hsrluw, ItiiDgar, He.
Edwin LmmBon, PreildeiiT; Ueorcn P. Walker. Treil-
orar, Lowell. Maaa : WillUim H. barlow, Qaoenl
U aaiger. BaiiKor. Me.
Fort Scuti Equipnetit Co. Board of Dlractnn : Oeorsa
H. Netileton, L. W. Towne, O B. Learnird, J. -
Fort, W»Uiice Pnut, D. U. Jono, and W. U. Blair.
Kanui CItr Krfrlgefaior Cur Co. Uiivtbir. : Uanr
Fowlar, Kaoeu Clly, Uu: Jauiea fhllllMs, Kud<
CUT, Mo.: 0. A. Fowlct, Si. MatyV. Ki.i> ; W. 1
Allen. Topelta, Kan.: N.T.ttpoor.Kan-aa City, U-
V. a. EppenoD. Kanaaa City, Mo, Uvur^^ Kowli
Matic
ti Parlor Sleeping Csr Co. A
Ti R"..^^*,. NB«York.
Jamea R. Ijumdon, rrci
I. Straoahan, Docrcluryai
iditor; JohiiB. Plen'iier.
perlntenneut, St. Aiban*. \i. Buart
elected Jane S (Kcond Wedpesdayl, irHc
Lnvdon, liuatpeJler, Vt.iJamu o. Ua
tun,^t.: M, il. Mianton, Phllodelpbu,
Cheney, Montreal. Que: Hi '
n')^.i.
L. St. Albani,
: Hen
'e Palace Car Co. Bo«nI ot DFfm
Qeorge M. Piiilmai], Johp
111.; ll'ei
Olficera
VIce-Fn
VIce-Pri
WdasbE
lie* York. N. Y. G
llmui, Freeldent ; H. I
'ork : K. U. Ooodmi
■Auj : Ocorie F. Brovn, General
STKInnail. A«»i*tanl to Qeueral anperlntendenl;' Al-
fred EonKUenerBl Coansel :C.H.DBTi«,ADd<lar ; P.
C. N. KoberlHO, Aaalitant Andltor ; George H. Gray,
' ~:caM Annt : William 8. Baldwin. Geneiat,
W. BietiflvldLAnlBtaiii Parchaitng Aicnt.
Oflneral Tic!
__ BlillD)
F. Trout, 6omidlaBarT.~DiTl*lafl'
■ ■ • -- "■-•--- "-Tiilon. Chicago,
1, ClDcianalTo.;
. BeonsLt, PnciDc Dlvlrtoi . _ .,_...
■nr, CcuD.l m>MDn. PUladalpbia, Pa.; C. A.
rCEtoo, St. LODli Wrlalon, tlL Lonii, Mo.-, L P.
.. Reed, KMtorn _. .
i)[i. Brie DiniloB, Mllli Baildlng. Ne*
D. San FranclKO, Cal. A*-
.■.mu..,n.i., ucin.^CIIy, N. J. (ErieUepotf; 4. N.
LwoiMier. tLaouia CUr, Mo.; L, B. McPkersoB.
Louiayllle. Ky.; Jobr H. Bllnnce Uoolreal. Can
Slmj, Jerwy C
B. TristUlid. New
oolidau, 1
Agsi.lt: I. tC. BenneltT Boffalo.
i. Bennett, Bo
uKM.iii^ui Jfiico; C. T. Patfi-
M.; J, F, Richaidwn, HomeH«Y>IH.
MM.. BT, Henley. Lm
tleii't.'Cal' : J. A.'Hwhei. Mem']
St. LoiiU Kt
teMgen
indTm
n, Mi<lland Railway.
Car Cu. William HcMUlu,
' "t i*uK Mo,
■batlea F. Pierce, Mau-
rHoy it-IMgeniiur Cat Co.
rec, Ctalcak-O, Ilk
imli-bb. MolbaoHT A Bro. Refrigerator Car Co.
'. 11. Sliort, Si;('Rrary ai.d Tr»"">«r. (.■ti.rine.ti. O.
I ti-d States Rolitr --■--
'.. ^BBewiM
Manual ol
Stw York.
!ldeDt ; I
t»>a, Vlci-Preddeot and Attorney. Ctalcuo. III.;
■boma.F. B. Pamnr, Secnlaiy, New York, S. Y.; C.
k'nti.Tieaiiirer-.C. D.Alllx. Chief Clerk and Payntu-
ii<:Ke»>ri:u. ChlciEo. 111.; William II. Cluddock,
■ral AiienI, Chicago. Ill ; I. L. Stagg, Saperlnt^-
of skoppi B. C. Itocau. 8np«rt— — '— ' "'
■ ■' - "imnrr.PureSailn^At.. .
Agent. ;
-- .- na Apnt. HegewlMb,
Cblcago, III.; I>(>td Coinfoot, London Agent, ts
Lombard St.. London, B. 0. DIrectort elected Peb-
rnary i. Itfd : A. Hegewlacli. H. R. Dntal, Frederick
W. Poot^. H. K. Baluer. New York, N. ?,; CTTHa D.
Roya. Chicago. 111. Car Worka at Hogfwiiict Inear
CtaicaEO), 111 , and Urbana. O. General office, 3It Wall
81., New York. N. Y.; Cblcago ofBce, laS La Salle Si.
Piienrr Palace CarCo. W. S. Wobli, President ; B.W.
Webb. Vice Pntldent ; I. D Taylor. tteoreUrr and
Tieaenrer ; C D. FUbe, General Soperinlendenl ;l. O,
BowdleU, General Trdet Agent ; C. B. Taylor. Store-
keeper. General olBeef. oppoilM Grand Central De-
pot. New York. T. A. Blegell, Manager Bnblo
Wurk>, BoSalo. N. Y.; Oforge B. Ulllcr,8nperlnteD-
dint Dining Cara. Buffalo, S. Y. Bulem biTlnoD.
J, C. Yager. Superlniendtnl Baatem DItlalon, ^ew
York: C. P. KnaalH. Dlitrlct 8nperlnl«Ddent, New
York ; C. C. Hogbea. Superintendent Shore UneDla-
IrlcN New York ; L. W. Uevenpeck, Dialllcl BapeilD-
tendeot. Weebawken, N. J.; Walter Bnraa. Diamct
finperlntendent. Boalon, Maaa.: L Cbambenili. Dla-
trlct SuperlBteudeut. Albany. N. Y.; T. B. ColleU,
Dtatrict Snperinlendent, Boifalo. N. Y "
' " B, N. Y.: R Hay, '-
lark. Agent, Uontre
Spoor, BaperlnUi
.„.„„j, ni.; W. 6. Cha. , __,
ire DTatncl, Chicago, HI.: D- Ban, B
POOR'S DIRECTORY OP RY. OFFICIALS— CAR AND EQUIPMENT COMPANIES. 337
tendent Miehlgui Centrml District. Chicago, Dl. ; W. A.
Hayes, Snperintendent C. A N. W. District, Chicago,
lU.; J. A. BSTlies, District Soperintendent, Detroit,
Mich.; C. Lincoln, District Saperlntendent, Cleve-
land. O.; C. L. Leonorl, Diftrlct Superintendent, St.
Loals. Mo.; George Miller, Agent, Cincinnati, O.;
M. Scott, Agent, Toledo, O.; Recelvinff Cafhiers,
George w. Van Loan, New York ; R. H. Hall, Baffa-
lo, N. Y.; J. A. Locke, Boston, Mass.; S. H. Bveleth,
Chicago, 111.
Woodmfl Sleeping and Parlor Coach Co. Board of Di-
rectors : D. C. Corbin, New York, N. Y.; William G.
Johnoton, Pittsbargh, Pa.; B. Ponlson, Philadelphia,
Pa.; J. M. McClintock, Baltimore, Md.; Charles 1.
TniTelit and Wilson McCandless, Pittsborgh, Pa.;
Henry Wbelen, Philadelphia, Pa., and James L Don-
nell and B. J. Unger, Pittsburgh, Pa. Oflicerit : D. C.
Corbin, President, New York. N. Y.; WlUiam G.
Johnston, Vice-President, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Anguftus
Trump, Secretary and Treaonrer, Philadelphia, Pa. ;
John C. Paul, General Manager ; L A. Parker, Oaahier,
(22)
New York, N.Y.: F. H. Crsne, Superintendent : B. F.
Konnts, Assistant Snperintendent ; C. W. Hall, Ui-
^pector, Chicago, 111.; C. L. Leonori. Assistant Super-
intendent, St. Louis. Mo.; B. W. Timmony, Assistant
Superintendent, Indianapolis. Ind.; R. A. Rutherford,
Assistant Superintendent, Philadelphia, Pa.; A. H.
Holdridge, Assistant Snperintendent, Loner Island
City, N. Y. General ottce. 4^0 Walnut St., Philadel-
phia, Pa.: General Manager's office, 115 Broadway,
New York, N. Y.
Worcester Bxcursion Car Co. Directors elected Janu-
ary ft, 1886 : Jerome Marble, Charles B. Pratt, H. H.
Bigelow, H. C. Oraton, D. H. Fanning, C. C. Hough-
ton, Worcester, Mass.; W. H. Shuey, New York,
N. Y. Jerome Marble, Prtsident ; C. B. Pratt,
Treasurer ; A. B. F. Kinney, Secretary, Worcester.
Mass.: W. H. Shaey, Superintendent, 115 Broadwav,
New York, N. Y.; C. C. Houghton, Auditor, Worces-
ter, Mass.
Western Car Co. J. P. Curtis, Treasurer, New York,
N. Y.; B. B. Hill, Boiton, Mass.
EXPRESS AND TEIiEaRAFH OOBIPANIES.
(22) List of Officers of Express and Telegraph Companies in the
United States.
Adun*B Exprces ComiMUiy. 0»pital »tock, $lt,000,000 ;
dividends, 8 per cent. Opentee over 176 railway,
rteamboat and stage lines ; employs 4.800 men, 1,000
horses and 700 wagons, and has 800 offlcea.
American Express Company. Capital stock, $18,000,-
000 ; dividends, 6 per cent, per annum ; operates
over 8&,i 00 miloe of railroad ; employs 9,00(1 men, and
has 4,800 offlcn. James C. Fargo, President, New
York, N. Y.: Theodore M. Pomerov, 1st Vice-Presi-
dent and Oeneral Connsel. New York, N. Y.; Charles
Fargo, Sd Vice-President and Oeueral Western Man-
ager, ChlcatfO, 111.: Charles O. Clark, Treasurer,
New York, N. Y.; John N. Knapp, Secretary, New
York. N. X . : James Moore, Assistant to President,
New York. N. Y.; Jamea Eggleston. General Super-
/ intendent North-east Division, Bo*ton, Mass.: M. B.
White, General Snperliitendent Eastern Division,
Baflalo, N. Y.; H. 8. Jolier, General Superintendent
Soarh-western Division, Cleveland, O.; A. Antiedel,
General Superintendent North-western Dlvifiion,
I Chicago, Dl.; H. F. Little, General Auditor, New
York, N. Y. Directors : James C. Fargo. Theodore
M. Pomeroy. Charles Fifgo, Johnston Livingston,
Charles G. Clark, John N. Knapp, Edward B. Jndson,
Bei\)am{n P. Cheney, William H. Seward. General
office, 65 Broadway. New York, N. Y.
Baltimore and Ohio Express is a department of the
Baltimore and Ohio RR. Co. See No. 87 of list of
Railway Officials.
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Co. See No. 87 of list
of Railway Officials.
Earle and nrew Express. Boston, Mass.
Brie Railroad Express is a department of the New
York, Lake Erie and Western RR.
Long Island Express is a department of the Long la-
land Railroad.
Mexican Telegraph Co. James A. Scrymser, Presi-
dent.
Moosehead Lake Telegraph Co. Directors : George F.
Godfrey, A. C. EUnuin, C. F. Bra.'g, Lester DwinH,
Abram Moor, C. II. Sawyer, Banjror, Me. Geonre F.
Godfrey, President, Bangor, Me.; R. W. Sawyer,
Secreury and Treasurer, Bangor, Me.; C. H. Sawyer,
Snperintendent, Bangor, Me.
National Express Co. Directors: Johnston Living-
aeon, L. W. Winchester, J. C. Farjro. R. C. Livingston,
New York, N. Y.; E. H. Virjril, Troy, N. Y.: Theo-
dore M. Pomeroy, Auburn, M. Y. Johnston Living-
ston, President, New York, N. Y.; L. W. Winchester,
Vice-President.Treasnrer and General Manager, New
York, N. Y.; B. H. Virgil. Secretary and General
Superintendent, Troy, N. Yj J. W. Hutt, General
Superintendent, Alliany, N. Y.
New England Transfer Co. Directors: F. J. Kings-
bury, Waterbury, Conn.; C. P. Clark, J. W. Perkins,
Boston, Mass.; G. H. Watrons. E. M. Reed. New
Haven, Conn.; W. E. Bamett, New York, N. Y. F.
J. Kingsbury, President. Waterbury, Conn. S. C.
Fleetwood, Treasarer. Grand Central Depot, New
York, N. Y.: O. I. Germont', General Superintendent,
General Ticket and Freight Agent, 664 Baat ld6th St.,
New York City.
New Express Co. B. S. Sanford, Superintendent, 12S
West Broadway. Nkw York City.
New York and Boston Dispatch Bxpreas Co., 804 Canal
St. JJew York, N. Y.
lew York Live Stock Express Co., 171 Broadway, New
York City.
"~ York Transfer Co. (Dodd'a Express), 1 Aster
House. William H. Woolverton, President and
Treasurer, New York. N. Y.; George W. Stetson,
Vice-President, New York, N. Y.; A. S. Dodd, Sec-
retary and General Manager, New York, N. T.
Northern Pacific Express Co. Principal office, St.
Paul, Minn. Directors elected September 16, 18fl6 :
Thomas F. Oakes, St. Paul, Minn.: Frederick Bil-
lings, Robert Harris. George Gray, New York, N Y.;
Charles B. Wright, Philadelphia, Pa. T. F. Oakes,
President, SL Paul, Minnj Frederick BiUinga, Vice-
President, New York, N. Y.; George Gray, Secretary,
New York. N. Y.; R. L. Belknap, Treasurer, New
York, N. Y. James A. Barker. Auditor, St. Paul,
Minn.; W. J. Footner, Superintendent, St. Pani,
Minn.; John H. Ames, Purchasing Ageuti, St. Paul,
Minn.
Pacific Express Co. Principal office, Omaha, Neb.
Capital stock, authorised, |6,000,000 ; gross earnings,
1886, $4,5UO.O0O ; operates over 17,000 miles of railroad
and 1,000 miles of stage route and steamship lines, and
has 9,200 officers. Directors : B. M. Morsman, W. F.
Bechel. Omaha, Neb.; C. F. Adams, Boston, Mass.;
L. A. Fuller, D. S. H. Smith, Sc Louis. Mo.; J. K.
Johnston, Kansas City, Mo.; A. H. Calef. New York,
N. Y. E. M. Morsman, President and Treasurer,
Omaha, Neb.; C. F. Adams. Vice-President, Boston,
Mass.; W. F. Bechel, Secretary and Auditor, Omaha,
Neb.; L. A. Fuller, Snperintendent Eastern Divi-
sion, St. Louis. Mo.: J. K. Johnson, Snperintendent
Western Division, Kansas City, Mo. ; F. C. Gentsch,
Snperintendent North-western Division, Salt Lake
Citv, Utah. Assistant Superintendents: William
Griffith, Denver. Col.; George W. Moore, Kansas
( itv. Mo.; W. R. Bresle, Decatur. 111.; Georve P.
SteDbiuff. Council Bluffo. la., and Omaha, Neb.: Jamea
Aikin. Dallas, Tex. General Agents : A. Cheney,
Boi>ton. Msrs.; W. Uutton, 82 Broadway, New Yonc
City; G. Riter. 694 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia, Pa.:
R. W. Eddins, cor. Baltimore and Calvert SU., Balti-
more Md.: A. Wygant, 87 and 89 Washington St.,
Chicago, 111.; F. H. Cone, Detroit, Mich.; C. S. Phil-
lips, Indianapolis, Ind.; H. A. Morcman, 600 North
Fourth, St., St. Louis, Mo.: J. W. Bashforth. Qaincy,
111.; W.J. Brown, Memphis, Tenn.; B. W. Cason,
New Orleans, La.: E. L. Hart, Galveston, Tex.; L.
S. Garrison, Dallas, Tex.: B. F. Roman, El Paao,
Tex.; E. J. Butler, Little Rock. Ark.; Eli Lewia, Jr.,
Kansas City, Mo.; H. V. Arrowsmitb, St. Joseph,
Moj S. A. Hnntoon, 1216 Famam St . Omaha, Neb.;
J. H. Jones, Denver, Col.; W. S. Tobey, Leadville,
Col.: F. H. Hyde, Salt Lake City, Uuh ; John Kelly,
Ogden, Utah ; J. F. Burgess, Butte, M. T.: H. H.
Browning, cor. 1st and Pine Sts., Portland, Ore.; J.
A. Sanborn, San Francisco, Cal.: A. H. Boomer, Bois6
City, Ida.; F. E. Longburst, Cheyenne, Wyo. ; F. A.
Lewis, Topeka, Kan.; John Westlake, Leavenworth,
Kan.
Philadelphia and Reading Express is a department of
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Co. Charlea
M. Heald. Superintendent, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sonthem Express Co. H. B. Plant, Preaident, New
York, N. Y.; J. C. Calhoun, Treasurer, Chicago, 111 ;
Q. H. Tilley, SecreUry, IS West Twenty-third Bt.,
New York, N. Y.
United Lines Telegraph Go. Directors : E. 8. Stokes,
John Anderson, D wight Townsend, C. H. Read,
George H. Pell, Horace Stokes, I. Newton Baker,
H. F. Tappen. I. S. Davld>on. General offlca, 18^
Broadway, New York, N. Y. E. 8. Stokas, Frsa&dcnt
POOR'S DIRECTORT OF RY. OFFICIALS— EXPRESS AND TELEGRAPH OOS. 339
and Tr«ft<mrer, New York. N. T.; John Anderton,
YIee-Pretident, New York, N. Y.; Dwl^bt Towoierd.
Secretary, New York. N. Y. ; F. W. Jonei, General
Manager. New York. N. Y.
United States and Canada Bzpreu Co. Boaton, M aM.
tJnited Statee Bzprets Co. Principal office. 8S Broad-
way, New York City. Capital stock, $7,000,000 ; div-
idends, 4 per cent. Directors : T. C. Piatt, A. H.
Barney. George B. Blanchard, C. H. Crosby, New
York, N. Y.; Daniel P. Bells, Clereland, O. T. C.
Piatt, President, New York. N. Y.: C. H. Crosby, As-
sistant to President, New York, N. Y. : Theodore T.
Wood, Treasurer, New York, N. Y.: Daniel P. Bells,
Sficretary, Cleveland, O.; C. A. De Witt. General 8a>
perintendent Baatern Division, New York, N. Y.: a
Cone, General Superintendent Western Division, To-
ledo, O.; R. P. Hayes, Anditor, New York, N. Y.
Wells, Fargo and Compsny^sBxpreva. Chartered Feb-
ruary 5, 1866. Capital stock, f6,S50,000 ; dividends, 8
par cent Operatea over 16,698 miles of railway, 6,5^7
miles of stage line, 1,084 miles of inland steamers,
18.188 miles of ocean steamers; employs 8.600 men,
and hss 1,889 agencies Directors: Lloyd Tevls,
John J. Valentine, Lelsnd Stanford, Chsrles Crocker,
C. F. Crocker, George B. Gray, Oliver Bldridge. Wil-
liam Norrls, San Frsncisco, Cal.; James CT Flurgo,
New York, N. Y. Llovd Tevis, President, San Fran-
cisco. Cal.; John J. Valentine, Vice-President and
General Manager, San Francisco, Cal.; H.Wadawortb,
Treasurer, San Fraodsco, Cal. : James Heron, Secre-
tary, Fan Frandsco, Cal.; B. M.. Cooper, General 8n-
perintendent Western Division. San Frsncisco. Csl.;
w. J. Hancock, General Superintendent Eastern Di-
vision, Council Blntfiu la.; H. B. Fsrsons, Aaslataikt
Secretary and Agent, New York, N. Y.
Weacott Bxpress Co. 8 Park Place, New York City.
W««tem Bxpress. G. L. Donglase, 91 Wall St., New
York, N. Y.
RAIZ.WAT OFFI0IAI.S
(is) Alphabetical List of Nakes of all Railway Officials given ix
List No. 1 on Pages 1 to 161.
Vtnk —In l!ie llat of i»mei for whlcb Ibe foJJoiHng is mi index, the niDici of each raUroiul and ot eierj
OffldjU U prK^drtJ bv * uumlwr, mud wbera IJiere jire flytl^ml or romcii coDiprlBlng sevent lloeii. the nkltoadi
uuneit ciirrespund nlib tboM precedlu tbe oSdiil*' nunc tnd [■ilrosa In Ltat No. I. Ttina -' Abcrcrombte,
r. P., AST— IIU. BS»a-atr wlU beToood u number I3S, undai head ot railroad £87 and ai namber M
Abadle, E a.. 676-^.
Abbeti. H. M.. 114-1;
e«4-».
Abbot. 2. il, 8 50— 1; 4.
Alibat,Prrd-V, 8 60-11.
Abmil, Hj>rrr. 103-«.
Abbou.J.J. C, I03— M.
Abel. W.,60Z-»6.
Abcrcromble, A., 640<I-
6.
Alwmomblc. F. P., «ST
t-1«>; S89a~31.
AU.-.»l<lt:, J. U..4ft6-t9.
A"MriiB, W. H„t71-8,
Atk.'Blioil. C, 744-T.
AckiTlBV, O. D., 567— f.
AckcTL, U. H., llS-4.
ACkley, J. D., 84B-8.
Acklej, T. 404C-14.
Adair, n J.. BX2-S.
Adilr.W.. 416a— I.
A'laiiK. Alfred, 1X4-1.
Adaiti% C B.. 8 I3~U.
Adama. C. F., Jr . 678-
tl TBB-1; 7936-8;
Alkiiian,J,G.,Xie-S.
Alnille, H. K . &6U-M.
Alnawonb, J. £.. ISla,
AkiD. B. ii.
Albert Let
66-«>.
Aiberl»m,''w!'b'. 7840
J C, llSa-S;
Allen, P A,,G69«-10.
Alien, F J., 141-11.
All.^11, J. W., 676— M.
M\-!n'.J. C., 104-5.
Allen. P., 639-8.
Allen. S.. 810-38.
Allen,T.A., a746-B.
AllonlwiH.', 7088-8.
Allen. W. L.iaii-K.
Allen, W, T., 1 SO-»I.
Allen, W, W.. aj-W
a4c-iii 84r-»i.
AllRT. W fl . 3S0— I,
D 448 -a.
Alllhui
■! L. #„ 581
Alden. H- P , 2
\t. O.. 404- Alllno!
Adiml, Q, E.. S17-31,
Aihm'. II. J.. 138— U.
Adain4,J. S7V-3.
Adimi. J. F., 870-17
STOa-1.
,n.>,j l.. ei8r-n,
Adams, J. W., 13S-»
S4B-S.
Adani.W. H.. 417-M.
AdamMm.T., Sft7— n.
Addle.J. W., 771-10.
Ad'ilf », J. H . fiSO-33.
Adr,Oeo.79a-».
A'lf, A.C. 108-14.
ABwk. E. T., 81-M; .
106 -S
A-ieali, Alei.. S2S-1.
A;l«ncj Bank uf Cal , 808
A4^'.r.J. F,7»«-5(.
A^a«, J, K. v.. 161-C,
"--ni.T,. 150-BO.
Thomas W.,aai-I. .
_P.J., 371-B.
wn, a L., ses—is.
AldridEE.0,P.,416ft-7.
Aldric^. Amns, GB-a.
Aldrlch. H., 80— ri.
AI(lrlcli.J. H., 8TO-0.
Aldhcti.T, ii.,&i—2
Aleiaoder, CokB, 771-
39.
Alexander, B, P.. 110-1
o-l,
AleiKidM, F. K., 771-
3).
Alexander, G.. 141— 44.
Alexander. J. Q.,40<-W.
Alexudn. J. V., 3es-B.
Alexander, W. B., 303—
Ambroee, W. d., 134a—
Amea, V. L., 503 — 9;
Alwt.O.E, 05-13.
AIwr.E A.«46-]
Aireo. A.. 141<i-«
i.Calil
., 4»d-7.
■n H.. B6~i
1 oa<i— IS
Andrew, 37-8;
746-a
Anderun, Andrew, 119a
-3 ; c-8 ; d-S.
Anderann, A.. SSO— 8, SK.
Anderion, A., 588-7B.
Anderson, A. H , 038— 7.
rewi, J.B,ei8— 9.
»r»oo. J. C, 536-4.
ereon.J. F.634— 6.
er»n, Joe. W.. 746
eiBOD. Robert, 79 3 <
Irewe, G. U.. 668—4,
Angler. Alton, 8aO-3.
Angler, F. W„ BS— 5.
Ancfl G F.. 517— U.
Aofat,'K.7l4e-B; 4S5
-I*.
Aiiaart, F„ 478—4.
Aneell, U., 358--4.
AnalOT, F. H., 410A-4.
Aneley, H. C 846'-T.
Aniley. M. L., 4I6A-4.
Analej. T. J., 41«t-«,
Anson, F. H,. SSO— SI.
Ao-an. Jerome. 396—40.
Anrter. W- W., SI 7— IB.
AntboD.B,, 416—11.
■—"-1^,0. a., 279-3.
- " " a7»-
fel'
u, D., 335-8: 33«
9
n.D. C,,735-«.
I.. £ 9.. 336— SI :
m-UI ; 834-).
n! K I'.', 093-3!.
n. E. T.. 318^*.
D, B. W., 349-4, E.
Andereon.F. Y., fl40d—
AniierH>n, n., 307- ID.
Anderion, 11. C, 161c-
Anderaon. H, W., 102«-
6.
Anderaon. Jno,, 337—111,
kntbonr, W, .
Arderj, A. H.. 8U8t-G
Argue, Goo., 887-5.
Arkell. W J.. 703— a.
Araibnirt«r. J.. 361— W
Annei, Q. It. W. , 7 1 S —3.
POOR'S DIRBCTOKY OF RY. OFFICIALS— UST OP RAILWAY OFFICIALS. 341
AnnaBr,K.a, 37G-
ArnunODK, A. C, 24- — .
24f-8i 24^-11; 39
— M; ftB-li; lS4-~
Ann)tn.ng.C'. N.. 34-.
Arm>troriK,B.II.181-
■■tront;, <i. A.. 403a—
ig. H. D, 810-
477-1.
i1.
Ainntrong.Wm. 143-10.
ArnolU, 11„ JlBf-1.
Arnuld. Krtd., 635-4.
ArcUlHild. iatant, X33_
AlbrtUn.A C..8»l-&.«
Albe[l«i,'L.E.,' I4IA, c-
Aikliu,T.B., 349-1.
Aiklniou, F. H, 1 79— S.
Atklui n.W.II . 17ft-l
Attn, X, A.. O&O— a.
AUiB.J. c, as.j— a.
AUItor«.U. P.. 41«>/-I
57&— 8: 6»3— II.
Bibcock, S D., 630-1.
■tabcuck. W.y., ISl-BS.
Bacup. D C, \lBt-l.
b.ton,K,It. m-i
llu,:.iu, U 1).. 4i7^J5.
BiidK^r. II, SI .iOS-lfl.
Da-Cl. J. II., 6»4-3.
b*«lcy. J, B„ Jr., 232-
B«ci</. tl. A., S42-T.
Bagley. Juo.. 861-1.
lt»i;lej, M.y., 15IC-M.
Bigll'li. J. J.. 87«-l4.
U>Ei»ll. R, 548-11.
B«r«ie.T..Sr.. 758-ft.
Ball, B.B., 8ia~W.
Hollur. »■ it., 399-41).
IMilBT. K.. 141<-S8.
B>iiey.Ji>iD»H„aiO— (.
ailley, John. 463-19.
BBlJejr, Juba, 6»~18.
Bailey. John, 689a '^
JIalki', J. H,. 731-8.
B&tlej'.J. S,S43-S.
IfaUBy.J. C, fi4»— !.
Biiley.n'Olliiin. 873-1.
Balky, W E.61B-fi.
Silne, M..41SA-7.
BalllEikK. K.. 9flB-U-
Bslrd, C. A.. Ifla-K.
Bolrd. J. W., 233-2T;
Biker. Archn. lOS-SO.
Bakcr.A O, aH7-«l
Buker, Balio ^ B4>kar.4«3 I
-30.
Bakar. C. H., 36d-S.
Baker. H.K.,126-1.
Biker, N. P.. 644-U.
Aueh.JohnF.. 601-1!,
ADlbaufb.J.W., 104-1
AnltW.C^ 559-0.
AdMId. K. H., 588- 7t.
Anitin,J.B..«J-a7.
Anilin. T., 588—10,
Aieiltie.A.A, «l8c-1t,
Avwill, (!. K., 3S2-I.
Avarlll, F. L.. 130-11.
Averlll, U. U„ SSl-b.
AT«r)Ii.J.H.. 735-1!).
Ayerm.W.C 734(7. *-«.
ATirj. Kdwird. 283-11.
Ayu«, A. E, 359— S.
Ayen.H. P., 3S9-1.
Ayen.S. U-. 834-.y
Ayle»liory. T., I41/-S7;
Bibbllt, W. E . 1 22— a.
Bibcoek, A.. 23S-t«.
Bihoock, B, P., 65-Sa.
Mlc-U 1414-1
Barber, D.D., 61-1.
Birbcr. tCA, S4S~I4.
Butcr, J. C. 650-14.
Biiber. J. R., 191-3:
S5ft'4.
Birbrr, L. M , SS2-S.
Barber, U. K.,lib— U.
BwcIaT.R.D,. 587-14.
Barclay, H.0.,4iae-T.
Birbun, h. C. 41Sa— IB.
llarbydl, T, W.. 98-1.
RirUeT,A.O., 151-W.
Bailey, W. D., 530-8.
Barn, J. N.. 9-4.
Bii-, W. L.. 419-15.
~ «li, A. C. 734«— 1.
.wH.C.W..8T«-«.
•ell, E. T., ISlOtA-
rker,S.,54 8-b.
rk!>.WII1rim. 388-3.
rkley. R. C. 873—1.
. -rtnw, II. C, 8S0-B.
Jlarlo«-,S. |i„463(f-4.
■■ -s.l.k. II, T., 31-4.
ird.A. H. l4lr-8.
»rrl.J. P., 141A-3;
Bi'ri^td^ W. T . 8 J-T.
" [II.J. B., 3US-4a
nil, w. E,sa5-a.
Billet, I), II . 37-tB.
Bate*. F. J., 116- K.
Hilei, H. K., aiOil~«.
B»Uk, B. » .. 260-^ 5.
Biiee,J. L,.468a-n.
B>ici, K, J., exi-v.
5«.J B. 910--.
Bimea, J L..24C-I.
- -a.-. RH., 138-M.
i«, B. P 8I0-n.
Duier, E.,416-n.
Baiter, <)<-0.».,65O-B.
Bllttr, 11. A.. T3«-3fc
Baiicr. T. W.,160-<H.
" - JobnP.. 792a-l>.
e, Tbo».L.,41«-Bi
BeiCK.ChKi A., 114-B.
Beich,l.'hi*.L.,lt4-l.
Boioh. CiDirl. 274-3;
2760-S; 27ee-l
Beub, O. U., 4&ii->;
49t-H.
BeiiL, i:i,v W,.4flS-lt.
Beirh, H. n.. 405--9,
Bui. ^
Birnei, W. D., 151— 19.
W. W., asa-i.
, A F..fl40r— 9.
BBtneyUMB. ~ - - -
mldwln, F, \V.. IS3c— 4,
Bildwln.HF, 4160-0.
" ■■ ■ II. P., 120-T
t,c. Ej aoft-oa.
Bv», J H.. 361-3.
Birry, Jiibn. 260, A— 11.
Binj, Then., 307-1-
Biii n.J.fiii- ..
Ballaiiiiiie.C. H..203— S. 1
Ballintme, G, W., 14 tu
—48.
. Billanttoa, D. W.. 708a
Bank of Uontreal. 103-
Bank or north Am., 676
BinlcM, Oeo. E., 276—
Bin'lelt, 0. W., BSld-
Arl'lrtt. L., 46Sa-I3.
.Ill lei I, N., S95— 8.
inleit, 8., 792— ».
<rtDP, B. n., 64--B.
iTton, I, D., 412-ft.
irton.L. F.. 415-«a
aiwati, DiTlit. 298—14.
Hicoai, W. R, 389-ai.
1.608-:
Bean, A
Be*le,N.«'.«4$~U.
Beall. J:>]ji, L., 12-4.
- ■ T J. «»2-l7.
. C, IZ2d~ul.
-obo, 183-10.
Beanl, 11.587-41.
Haird. Ttmoiiui. 63-1
Beatd. \V. K.. 587-08.
Beiiite.!'*, C. 82»-l4.
BeudFlo. K. R„32a— *.
- ■ ■ " 18-g.
..I5fl-M,
Bwrd.:,), w. p.. 688-
rijp. H. J..8I4-11
,!>., li3-l7.
,,Hy.. 103-JO.
f. llfpttrrl. 309-41
^1^1, E. 639-1
BittBiiionl. J.. 734 e-*-
9: C-rf-lO.
Beinprle, VV. R, 257*-
BechdoILC. J, 58T-W.
Beck. J. E, 370.^8.
Becker, P., 13S-13.
BKIisr, F. R. ,1160-10.
Becker. M. J.. 588-11.
HfCker.T. W, 237 -«L
Beckerl, A.. 37-44.
Buckley. E. F, 176-10.
8-(klry, N. 176-1.
Bedlsoa, W. L^ 213—1.
343 POOR'S DIRECTORT OF RT. orplCI ALB— LIST OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
Bmh, In 8.. 233-17.
Bulugsr, Jniel, 839—11. 1
BriforH. J. N. 5BT— IM.
Belkdsp. M. B.. llS-t.
Belluiap. RL., ASO— S.
BdL, K A., 5696— 11.
B^I.H. H.. 4SO-T.
Btll.J.L., 8il~9: 843
Bldirell, OmlF..!
B«U. L. A.. S5T— 1>.
Bell, ThM. C.,T43-a.
Ball, W. A.. lSi-».
UeaitalihP. N., 734B-8.
Benls.W. F.. 860— M.
Bend, W. B.. 4S8— a, B.
Bender, D. A., BOS— S; a
BndBT. a. W., 34Z— 4.
B«aedlct, B. M., 141-41.
Bea»dlcc. Jamea H., 139
-1; Otit-i.
Benedict, B C, 4113—1
Benett. W. H., 4X-T.
BeDJimln. Ed, 47T-4.
Beaoeu, B., filT-IO.
BcnnMt. C. U.. £88— W,
BeDDMt. E . 582— a.
BenB-tl, B D, 47- ».
Beanett. a<w , IAD— OS.
Btnnall, U. P., 7930—1.
Benndl, J. A. 78-t.
BcbdMI, J. H., 338-S.
" II, J.M., 1"* "
t.J. M., 7
It, J. H., (
BaniiMt. W. (>.,
Beiuon, A. E., 789-S.
B*n»n, C. B., IIX— 4.
BeuKui, B. II. lia-1.
BenMB, C. W., 4S8— I.
Beawn, M D., 37B-t.
BaarOB, W. S.. 1 1 S— 9-
Bent,C. C. F., 6G7— 4.
Bent. Ono . 832-7.
Bentley, O. W., 380—8.
Bmcis]', H, a., said— n.
„ilon, L., S44— 4,
BimaKi. B.'a.. 305^44.
Bllllngj, F.. 8S3-1.
lingi B, D, 5a4™-«.
Kham, W.. 176-*.
ix. N.aai— «.
nP7, A. J., 646-1.
Btthop, H. A, 33Z-3;
Block, H , 49t— U.
Block. W.T.,469o-f.
Biodgeii, K., saa-a.
BiodKcU.W. B., 814— 12.
Blodntt, W. K., 305— t.
Bkibidcll, I.L.. 64— 8.
Bloud.C. B . 183— B.
Blood, H. A.. IH3— 1.
Blood, n. W, .11-1.
BloomfliW, S. D., 092-
R, 687-
Bortt, W. W., S37-10,
9>.
Boaderei, E. F., 587 —
im.
BotdcTGi, L. A., 587 —
IM,
Boibar, C. U., 418—4.
BoiJer, F. K., 360-4.
Bo(8lnBtr,J,J,, «67-M.
BoFticfc, A. B„ 880— 4.
Bortock. J. D., 713— S.
Bijlhf. B F.. 4«3»-li;.
Bo«K.l{. 309-17
BoirdmBB. C. V. ., 141 —
, E. A.. 7»»rf-
Bottraer. B. M. Ji5(J-8,
BotleuSaM. W.R., 350—
II.
Bo(hwell,T. O., 707- ll>.
bonUoo.a. D., 54B-1U;
649-4.
BonrliDd, D. L.. 228—4.
Bvnra, Allan, 181- :5 :
248-11; 44S-HI.
BoBttt, 11,46-8.
Bouvy, J. L . 4 1 80—11.
Bo'l", A. P., 728-5.
Bowden,M., 274-8.
B, H., 4»J'-4
r,C.E..688i
Biiwll. W. A„ 29—10
a9-IS.
BidMit. Jimrs. 370— n.
i. W, F.. 488— 47.
BoMrt,P.e., 587-101
BoEin, S. S.. 517a-tti
; $28-14.
Bo«Tt, W. J., 587- HI.
BOKE>, F. C. 803a-8;C
BogKi, Q. B., 003a-« ;
Bowie, O..S89f-l.
Bowman. A. O.. 748-8.
BawmilD, FriDk. 243- V,
Bowmln. J. B„ 245—1.
BowBi«D, J. D., 687— 41,
Bowne, T., 5214- i.
BoHll, B. C, 601-B.
Bokee,y H., 160-T.
Bolan, H.. llS-fO.
Bolen. Jamei. 248— ft.
L, A. D.,a70-
Borrj, J. T., 3Sfi-l.
Borrr, L. D.. 245-14.
Ben?, O A.. 339— H.
Betr/.Wm, 803-16.
Barrr, W. F, 88-8.
BerLhond. A. P , 592-1.
Bonind, Ota». F.. S3— I.
Bealir. J. D , 141-7,
Beue. J. R..483>-lt.
Be4l,C. R., 163-Kt.
Balbatl.V. D., 87S— 1,
BnUI,W.B.,640-e.
BIM. J. U.4186— S.
BIAraid,B.O., 289-1.
BlackitoiM, T. E
' BlukwelLChtK. 473-1 I
Blackirwd, J.B.,4ie((— 1
J II.
BUluo, B.. 164-4.
, Blair, A. Q., 8S4-T.
Blair. J O, Jr., 729-1.
Blalr.D. C, 42>-t: 378
Bl>lr;j.I.,482-l;e84
Bonner, T.R., 378— a.
Bonner. Wm,. 387-*.
BoEMj, D. M.. 698-a.
Boonr. P., 421c— B.
Boota, A. B., 742-4
Ulaknler. C B., 721-
Blnkdtc. A, -
47S-S.
BUnd. .T. W.. iiSa-tS.
t^:
BlIokooHltrfpr, J^ 793—
Book waiter, 892-14.
Boon, J. M., SITa— S4.
Boon»,W. C.,227-a.
Boone. B., 448-5.
Boonom, W. W,. 8IB-S.
BooIIi.'H. J.,'834— 8,
Boulh K. F.. 138-ia
Booth. M.F. L., 19B— 11.
Boock, W. O., 388-8.
Boothbj.F.K.. 421-4.
"— '-n.T. E., aso-r-
.... F., 73 • -
rS40-c-8.
Bojd. H., «0»o— 3; 6-:;
BoTd, J., 603a-a ; b—l :
C-1.
Boyd, J, A.,4IB.(— S,
Boyd,J,F,, 222-S.
Bold, R.E., 689— CS.
Boj'd.H P^455-B.
Boyd, W. H,. 403e-T.
Boydcn.C. W., 681— T.
BoTden, I. C, 150— 6T;
I50-B1,
Boyir, F.N., 162-4.
Boyle J. n., ISO— 81.
Boy le.J.a. 237-30.
Boyle, H..818-1'*
Boj1fl.St. John, 381-1;
418-1-
Boyts, Jbo. H, 316— S,
BoyntDK, O. E.. ISl— 57.
Bmrk, Jacob, 700-*.
Braokell. Prnt., 693— ».
Drailburj. n. (I.', 1 50-aO.
Bradbary. B.I,., 150-1)0.
" ■bur^,U.L.,3»3— 8;
r.o, 710- .
JO.. a97o— 1,
Iwk, b . 792,--5.
Icia J,P..617o— SI.
ord. K. F., l4t-«.
'.ird. R. C, 662—8.
rv'.A.tl'.. 557-«.
Bradley. H. E.. 8-17.
; BmdUy, John, 419-16.
liai\»), B. S„ 58 Ba—lt.
POOR'S DIBECTOIir OP HI. OFFICIALS-LIST OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS. 343
Bntddinr, John, ST— 37;
S04-1.
Bndiluw.R. 0,403-46.
•■ ■ ' - •,fi»a— W;
b/i-*8.
Bradr, J H.. 600-2a.
BmlT, W. A, 687—41.
Bi»dy, W. p.. 8»-5,
Brmilr. W. W., 700— W.
BncE.A. R, 463— 4^
Bnlnwd, Urary E., 70V
BnMed, A., 744-1
Bnllled, F.. 448— 1..
Bntoj B.. sea-w,
Bruch, Jio. W. 341-1.
Bnodl, A., 568—10
BiBBdi. D. A..6B8— n.
Bnndt, J.. S88-T.
BniidI,W., IGI -T>.
Brankej, J.C, 33ft— SB.
Bnnnon. J. H.. 4«S<'— H.
Bruufaid. 8. W., 4I6A—
BiUBtard, T)i«. a., 7 1 S
Bruit. J. 463'l— II-
BrucB, J M, 171-e.
Brueill.J K.. lSl«-3t.
Br»y. P. O., 3S5— M).
Bnruin. B. B.. 1S3— 41
Bnyton. J H., 163-4.
Brmlet, F. W., 279- «.
BrcrkenHdgc,A.M..813
Bnckenrldsa, J. £.. 6SG
-8.
Bnc»DDt, Q. S. , 4 1 T— U.
BrMd. !>. 8.. 6BS-ia.
BraaiUD, i. J., 693— 4<.
BnniuD, M. J, IKO-M.
Bnoiwu. P. D., 490-0.
BntiiiBD, R., ie6-in.
BnttiDlon, C. K.. G68-
BnU, C. L., S7S-T4.
Bnwsr, L , 467—3.
Bnw«_r. W, G.. »|4-^
BridlBi.J.M..IeT-31.
BtMgara, R. R., 3ev.A— I,
Brldni.W. 8.. 143—13.
Bitgo.C.B., 14l(-ia.
Brigii, J. A., 844-17.
Bila».C.H.,178— IS.
Brlt||>,O.H., JiSO-7.
Briixt, O. F., ISIe-tt.
BHg». R. H., S4-3I.
Btigham, L. I..^0&— 11.
atigbtaaB.T.W., 397-
BrlKHBll. J 831-.'!.
Bilttlncbua, L. D., 300—
BrliUBKhuB, N., lIBfr— 9;
lOO-V
BiutDD, r. a., 87— u.
Brawn. B. H., ISI— 79; t Bndlntlon, O. A., 83fi—
860-14. 4.^
BinckwsT, B. N.. 148— «.
Brodbud, A. U., 404a—
S38~ei 84S -Id
a48a— 5.
Bronson.W.J,. 463e-<
Brooder. J. I>..SB-a.
Brooke, C, 4S5~tfi.
BrookAfld.Wm.l— 1
Krooki, K. F.,133<>-9.
Brookt, B. r., fiB7-tW.
Brookr. K W., 4fl;ta— U.
IlJookH, U.T., fiS7-l«;
589-1-31.
Bros kB. Jam bbT .100-7.
Brooks, J T. S88-5
Brookamliii.L!, 393-27,
QUKhfl. A. J., 3U3-7.
r.nKhton, P., 130-11
ougJnuB, S. I'., 370-
I., a C 476-3.
n. David. 3O9O-10;
Brown. F. <^, 383-4,
rown, T. P., 779—1.
TWO. Thw. F., 8-7.
nrovB. W.. 378-0.
DraiTD, WalaloD H., 8T—
Brown, WartCB O., 83S—
e.
Brown, Wmiam, 106— ■ 1
141a— M.
Brown. Wm. A, 378—10.
Brown, W,C., 141— M.
jwn.W, W., 74-1
.wne, B. C, ■ • ■
41/-1».
i>n>«"ne, J, S,, -jvoa — o.
Browncil, C. B.. 3Sft-&
Browntll, F. Q ,90—7.
Bcowuing, A, W.. 693—
Browilnit, C. H.. 804— S.
BrownlnK, B., 7340—17.
Browoiog. K. F., »fi»— 1.
Biowuku;, .1. B,. 4I6<<—
7; 417- St; 418—4.
Browning. .1. H., 2S8— 3.
Bra», irw,, 41fl-S0.
Bniu, J*m», 16B — IT,
SO.
Brocs. J. n.. 1 Oaa-10.
Bnics,R, laO— «.
Brolt. UkarlM, 34B— 11 ;
413-9.
Bnindage, R J.. 140—3*.
BallDck,T.8..«31~l.
fiunkn.B. A., 374f— 3;
591-4.
Barbauk, W, P.. 303-11
BDrcli,U, K, 208-;!.
Barcb, J. A., 395— 3S.
Bnrcb, J, u, 138— 46.
BoKb, H.C 94-S.
Borthanl, B. M,, 151 —
40.
Biinittt,J,. 132a~8.
Bordetl. J. L., 517—33.
Bgrdait, H, U., 760— 7,
BurdJck, J. W., 333— IS.
Bucfoid. U. H.. 3570-7.
Bnrnrd, W. M.. Ill- iC.
BirscT. L.bH.. at^S.
Baridor^ V. W., 793U-
BDr|:na,B.. 143-13.
8arslc,J.,B6— IT.
BurgouD. J. H., S3— I.
BnrEan. Milo, 144—6.
Barke. Con., 463<— 11.
Buik*, 1. J„ 4631-'!.
BuikF,J.8.. lEl-TL
BirkcF. T., 341— 3.
Barks, Slavcnfu, 49o-4;
780-1.
Barko,T.,339-«&
Bl1rk>,T. F.,e07— £.
Bnitelak, J. J., 589if-e ;
Burlar. D.'k., TSX-U.
BnrllnEame, I., S67-ai.
BurllnKame, J. T., 676-
Bninwr., C. a. 6B3-S. 1
Brum, i- B., 35-S. t
Brujn. L. »,. 533— 4. I
BrjBii.Il.B.. 140-110. J
Br]»ii,Joupb,«4er— *. 1
Brjrtn, R W., 699-15. 1
Bryau, Waahlngton, 38— I
187-9.
Brown. O. M., 289-18;
398-7.
Brown, a. R., 27S— 4.
Brown. BaacD. 6 1 1 — fi.
Brown, J. C. »78— 4.
Brown, J. C. 771— U.4
Brown, J. B.. B20— I.
B,J. H., 13-r
Brown', Jaa.,S4'&-14.
Brown, J. U,, 343—1.
Brown, J. W., 709a— 4.
n,J.R, IGlo, 6
>, J. J., 249-1;
BnrB-,W. H^ 517—41.
BnrpM, C. W., 500— 10.
. Bnrpoe. Moaca, SOO— 7.
. Bnrr.Amoa. 443-49.
. BnneLi. Qnu^ 332-Sr.
Bnrroaglia, B. M,. 383—
Bnrroifbi, Wm. £„ S8ft
Bueklngham. P. >1., 77— Barton.
Bnrrnri, B. L.. i7-0.
Bnrmn. H., 27—4.
Burt, arlonill. 403—1.
BnrC, Horaca O.. 1 51-411;
BnnoB, C. H.. 150—11
„_^__ "- -,q, ii[(^_u,
536-4.
Bocklaj, J. U., 550-11. Eiiiiibr. An
Bnekl»y. T. T . 393—4. UiKimliiirk
. Backlej. Wads, 823—3. 4.
Bncknuular, L. W.. 1 S9 I^u'.h. C. F)
_ —14. Hu-li, a. I
; 5«3 BuddlDpon.J. £., SS5— BDi>h, F. 1
344 POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RT. OFPICULS— LIST OF RAILWAY OFFICLALS.
Bwdi.H.w., an— a.
BuD, L. L., 371^!.
BoMiDall. J. W.. «8«-a.
Bup-tautll. R. W., SB— 14.
Biuk.J.R, 449-t.
Biii-kiik. F. W.. 193—13.
r, C. J., »78-U.
Ciin|>bill, AIKn Q.. 91-
c'mjilidir, c"h., 3T-*1.
Caini)bell, B. A., 334-7
CuavbeU, K.F..G21-IS
C«oil.l«ll,0.,3r" ~
BiiUer. J., 33e-M.
ButJ«r,J. U.,T8-I;303 <
Bialv, L. M,. S30-U.
HDtlBr.M. J., 481>-9.
Batlor, Pierce. «3«~3i.
iB,SS7-184. .
«5-».
miWrac'ldrT.. (i80— >;
SaUsrlT, P. T,. SlOa-I*.
Bocioipta, W.W., lax— as.
BuUon, M. F, 284-S.
Um«.G 188--U.
BuiU>n.'H'.'o.,e06-t.
Bran. H. W., 688— TT,
Btlngion. £. B.. 404— S.
BjraS. H.,4IT-W.
Bjtne, J. J..S7I— 10.
Cxnipbell, L. W.. ISO-
Campbetl, P., Tia— S.
Camvbsll, R. A.. 143-33.
IKDlUtMll. R. B., 1 &0->l1.
CHiniibeli, H. L., S«l— t.
I'smubeil, T. C. 146-11.
C<iiDpl>cll,T.D.,417-!B.
I'Bml.hell, W.. Sft»»-ia.
Cimijlwll, W. R., B48-'J.
Cuupron, J. J„417-!».
CsB.li. C. J., 7BO-i.
Cindee, G. H., IB7— t
Cundlrr, J. W., 383— I.
O^ncflw. ff. L., 283-S.
Cuiaaia, A. C, S78— 3.
l^snflelt K., 528-T,
Cibell. F. L, 840A— 1
Oibia, J. H., 150-W.
ClDle. R. B.. 803 -SI
Cibl>.aR,4S5-I;8SI
CaWa.R.R.. 1S3— I
C'«dB,l. R,. 734C'-B-11
Culle. C. Jr., B&-a.
Cid'OU.J.. «88-i.
<.«ilof*n. Qeo.. eiD— 10,
Cilj, B M., 388-8.
<^rc]r. JaliD. 848-9,
i:>lil*<
C. Jr., 884-5.
, B. F.. 28- «.
, L-..409-R.
. I>. W., 61H-1.
Cunift, w, n., 3n&-:
C'Brii. C. W„I41((-1.1.
Cunlwcll, D.. 84.;— «.
r»rrM,W., Jr.. 5881-4.
l'«rh.rt,B,B.. 618-9.
r.rl«*. J. A., 308-9T.
rarlL-.J. D^&8->1.
Carliy.ir.D., 881-1.
C»rtl.lB. F.. 58»j)~li:
5S8c— H
Csrliila. Bogli. 784—1
Cerliale, J,4e<-:».
■— I.BO, J., 413-6.
l«li,P. 571-91.
Hup. H, 37-20.
('■Mwel[, JobDH. 841 —
X
Ciidwall, 8. A.. 683—3,
M.
Csle. a. W., 68S— 8,
<:alar, a. il.. 4633— E;
483k-t: 8Ba-<
Calhoun, J. C, 143-4.
CilhoBB.J. J.33B— 7.
CalklDa, D. M.. 48i-S.
Callahan, J. ().. 691— ID.
Ual1ak«o,H.. 545-1.
CalUIr, M.. 14Ia-46.
Callioar.S. J.. 187-R.
CallawaT. S, H..783-2T:
7934-a; 78y-4,
Ollarr, Jmum, 37c— 1. S.
Oxllopr. J.H..5IB-H.
Oala,H.. 174-S.
CalTcit.T. B.. 141.1— e.
CunciOD. 1. B., 141a— A.
CaraerDn, W., 335—0;
LCuBpball, A., 141a— 13;
K w«-is-
(^nnw]l,T.. 415— H.
Uimea.S . 15l£— «).
CaTT.«r, Jumoa, 834->7.
UaroThen, D. D., Ifl6-S,
Carotttari. W. ji., S87—
41.
Carpi'DWr, A. V. H.. 150
Carpenter. C. A., 618—1.
CarpKiinr. K. P., 430-1,
Carpenter, Q. A., 438-3.
Curponlcr, J. E, R., 483
Carnanlcr, IKchsd. 630
-10.
CarpBDlet' W. A,. 181-
7; 348-8.
Cair, O. R. 188— .'•.
Carr.G W..343-4.
CaiT. H. B,. 687— 1«:
SSBa-H.
Ciiran. R. A.. 8-. ..
CarrekCtiu. T.. 031a-
Carrick. W. D.. 1.-.8-1
IJannll. W. P.,416A~e.
cymlh. W. a.. 19-1.
CiiMiii, W. p.. 550-aB,
C»rfc.,J»mea,344-a.
Canlenasu, J.. 617—8.
Carter, C. H . 141«-«T
tjtnt. K. C, 489-Si
4««o-5; 48BS-4;
489C-.5.
Carter. S. B., 63-S.
Cartier. A. J.,141<-M.
Carver, BE., 116-13.
Caryl a!'l., 448-^.
Cary, C. 9.[213— a.
Car/. J. W., 150-lt;
861—4,
CaaunaTe. F.D., .^88— 71.
Ca»'. C, W., 150-Sl;
452-«.
CMf , B. C, 884-3.
Caa^ily, R. R., 848-4.
caxwu, A. J,. 5891-1,
caatatt. J. O., 63 -1;
.; 881-3.
<':»«WUr.'p.*H','636-e, 3.
Caulk. T.F.. 430-0.
CaiiiB. B. L.. .%87— 41.
Cavananith, J. U., 850—
Cavaiiaagli, T.. 1 38—34.
Cava. K Vf . 335-B;
338-^1 33ea-3.
Cayi», C. H V. 428-8.
VrMtM TroH Oi.. 116-
S8i 646-6; 673— IS.
Calaja. Simcni, 849-1.
(;hBdlmiira.J.B.,R44— 4.
Chadb'mri^ J. U.. Jr..
84 4-S
Cbadboum. W, H.. 344—
I.
CbaJbonm. W. 11 . Jr.,
844—3.
Chaffee. *,B.. 738-1.
I'haRea.B. 743-1.
ChaJrant, Joba H'., 3Tc-
Chilk, Thoma*. 743—10.
1. G. T.. 49»
1, U. B, .-.31
iberliln, J. T.. OS-
CbTmbarlalD, R. B.. ISS
5. 4., 81*
et-1.
.,..». -.,dl0-4.
lur, W. K., 560-
Cbandler. C. C, I4lf—
IT; 14I/-1G1 141A-
8; 667—10,
CbiDdler, I). W.. 848-3.
Cbandler, F.. 813-8.
ChandlBf. P. fl , 43«~e.
ChBDdler. J. A.. ISO— K.
Chtndler, O. M., a4«-t..
Cbandltr, Wm. U,, 678-
Cbanuie, O, 140-18.
Cbapne, W.H.,316-11.
Cb.plii.A n, 333-6.
Chaplii. II. B., 65-«.
Clui|>DULii. U, F., I93»—
Chapman, a, D., 888—1.
Ctuiunau, 11. T., Jr..
4130—1,
Chipuiau, J. a, 783e-
10.
Cbapman, J. R.,3S7— 15-
Ctui'maii, T, L.. 618-11.
Cbapioan, V. B., 618^-
Cbapmnn, W.0„ 183—3.
Chappi-U, C. H,— 138— 4.
Charrei, k. B., 339—17.
Chart eeworih, T. J,, 395
Chultnn. A. !>,, SfiO— U.
Chirlu.n, E T., 118e— «.
Cbailioa, a. J.. 138- T.
Cbarpioi.B, A., I I9~U.
CbsMt, A. C, 146—3.
CtaiN', A. 8., 668-80.
■■ C. S87-110.
J-.a4-14;«V
41/-M:
Chiae. 1
141A-1-
Chaae, M.S.. 886—13.
Ch».e. W. M. 303->.
Chaancer.Om W.80-S.
Chauncy.W. M., 860—14.
Cheeley. H. B.,a6— 10-
Chet^ner, Cbai. 3.. 739—
rhellel, Geo. W., 889— M.
Cheney. S O., 733-3.
Cheney, K.W.. 739-1.
irhcneT.RO., 738-3.
Chfrrv n.S.. 438— 3.
Cho-cbroDgb. J. M.. 803
Cheaebra, C. P., 8 1 »— 18
POOB'B DIHECTOBT OP RY. OFFICULS— LIST OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS. 345
Cbaroej, H. C, lAIa,»—
B.. 108-».
1.618;-^
A., ISSa
CbMte.J. S.,79X(t— I.
ChoQjMtn, W., 734(>-H.
CboDiemi. S. A.. 35S^3.
CnrlBUMejr, J. W,, 810-
Ctark.J.,lBI-4; 4S3(J
—ft.
Cluk, Junaa T., ISle—
. 10.
Clirk, J, C , 389-1.
CUrk, J. C, ISO-M.
CIsrk, J. C. 384-lt.
Clark. J. S.. 314-B.
(Jlirk, J. T., 150— «.
Clirk, J. W.. 734rt-S3.
CiMk, L. C, 737-*;
a>rk. Lm. SB3-4.
Cluk. H. J., 159— >.
Ctaik, N. F., laSo-lB.
Clark. S a. E., 4630-3 :
4«3A-t: 4«3d-l;
4S3(-a.
Clark,
., »S-1
' 603-e '
riiiiflopber, B. B.. 483 I
Church, S. R., 83— S.
Chnich. H, H., S88-S}. •
Church. W. A.,«03-a,a,
«. C, 483&-40.
Cuddi^tOD. a. W., 734<]
Coe, W. W.. 540-IS.
■.-oOer. John. 68R— W.
Cofllii. E. W,, 58ft<f— 01
A89«-ll.
Coffln. W, B., fiZl-«l:
Cojthlan. Joliii, 7 1 — i
Conwrll. U. C, 33it-«.
Cuhen. I., 333- «>;33e
I . 44e-U.
, 8H-».
?. L„ B88-M.
, 622-9.
■,811-3.
i , 335-3.
J , 37-15.
1 . 534-18.
Isikc'. O. it., 151-«K>; ^
f.L.11., 395-15.
e, P., 548-7.
e, Rindolpb, 309—
Chnrcbill H.,S3-
' K.6Tfl-B,
M.,S3-A
n. n., 307-?
CiBshnrn.J.R., S2l<f— S;
8031 -5.
ClWK'-tl. J B. K, 152—
9: t«8-IO; 348-18:
348a-l5.
CT«lrc.R.K.,I01-W.
CUiicJF. '•Iin. «40A-e.
Clancy. M.. 378-15.
Clapp.C. C, 54— 1.
CI«S>; E. T.. 534-31 ;
aapp.8. P.. 1416. s— lit
nHpp, 8. W., 370<J-9;
3705-fii S75-B.
Clark, A. B.fi31a— 4.
Clark, B.F.R.. 812-41,
crark, C C, 358-3.
Clark. Charlf«. «3S~4,
Cbirk, C. E. IIO— W.
aark. C. H., 90— S;
13«n-1I.
CUrk, C. P , 636-1.
Clark, C. W.,4«8/-5.
Clark, D., 404a-1t.
Clark. E,Jr, 517-1*.
Rlaik, Edward, 717-T.
Clark. Edwin. 83 3 -R.
Clark,F.,l4l(t-e; 384
-B.
Clark. F.M.. 689—4.
Clark. F. W., 708»-«-, c
S
Clark.G.B..336; 336-
Clay, C.C..5l7a-S«.
Clay. Jag.F. 581-14.
Claypool, K. F.,67T— 1.
Clayton. O.H., 812-n.
CUtIod.P., 3ia-i.
CI«rr,»(.,181-9; 833
Cleaver.F. C, 803— n.
Cleburne, i., 793a-lG.
Clnncnt. C. P.. 454—14 ;
34d-e; 34/-8; 34!r •
Clifford. C. J., 621a— tl.
Chffinl. J G., 4161-17.
Chflord, M..67— *S.
CHttord. T. C , 860— ai.
CIIIIOD, W. C.,41B*-T.
Cllneh, R. T.. 6—1.
Cline, J, F., 780-S,
Clinlon. CbH>., 783—1.
CIlDLnn, O, O., 150-43.
Cinad. J. W., S3I-n:
587— M.
Clcnish.O.W.,517-4S.
CloiiKh, W, P.. 660-M.
iodh, J., eos— se.
bran. H„ e40-fl.
Bf, ("., I41e— «.
«.C., 417-11.
L. K., 793a— II
E.. 399-11
J. J.. 416
»1;418-S,
.. J.L.,830-i-
lioga.C.T.. 381-a.
D. Jas. T., 644—3. Conanl. L. II.. 139-1
Claik,I.W.,106-l
.man, EH,. 118— IS.
>, A . 483d -SB.
a.C.C. 587-110.
1. 3. n., 677-5;
(0-*.
1. W, B.. 337-«.
im, H.. 1 51c— 95.
nan, Q. a., 631a-l.
CondeU.W.S., 141
Con«.BtIl..S33-
ConW J.'n"331-
ConeiT.J, 8., l38-_.
Conklln. D. H.. 767— S.
CDnkl'n,Ira.834-».
Conlsr, P,, 161-M.
Connel, T, SSS-T.
Cannell, D., 455—16.
i^onnisU. David. 39a-T.
CjudsII, J. D. 734 it— 11.
Conndl. J. U., 340-18.
Connsr, Wm. 8„ 336— 1,
&.on.r..J.B.. 778-8.
CaonlE, M., 67-U.
CamilS, T. B, 416t-T.
CODDllj, Jno. J., 161a.a
ConnoIlT, J., 4»«-ia
CooBor, Andj, 4«3— 41.
Onnor.O. L.563-C.
Conwav, F., 484—1.
Coiiwa]r.J.J..339-S«.
Conk.e C, 104-8.
Cook.C. F,. 778-i.
Cook, C. M., 888- TO.
Ccmk, C W , 24e-J.
CootE. W., 313-8.
Cook. U. 0..28O— II.
l-ook. H. A., 370i:-e.
in, i W.. 33g-«. I
in, J. W., 643-1 I
in * Oliaian, 4BI
Coleman, L,B..513-1
Colemad. K. H., 311-1;
3 OO— 1.
Coleman, W. O.. S83-!
<ku. R. It., 5BB(-I
R. B.. H34-1T.
■, A.. 88-*.
I >'. I53-M.
Vm.. 4B<— II.
.... G. 57-a, 10.
CnonsT, Jamte P., 189-
ine<^ 445-T.
A., 476-S.
.J, 8 7-14.
- , A. 700-3.
; Cooper. U. L... 393— IS.
Cooper, Jamc:», 786-8.
; Coopir, RH.. 319-&
Cop«,F., 793<I-«
Cnpeland. Q. F.. 691—8.
Cotbett, I1.D.I50-S1.
Corbin, AnHln 26T-1 J
348-3:413-l;413
ft-1;538— I;fl01— 1;
603-1,6,41,47; 843
Cntkll.8. O. 387— 1.
)rla.J.W.', rsia,5lB8;
irtnlh. A. M., 357-80.
Corllca. S. W., 638—4.
m Bichange Bank, 153
\. Oeo.'b„ T»-».
_ 1. TbonuH. 789—1.
Comer. W. 8., 203- 1.
346 POOB'S DIRECTORY OF BY. OFFICIALS— LIST OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
Corr. J. L., S3S-«T.
uonr.w.k, laa-iB.
CorgruTs, U, A., 1&0~»,
OowruiB, W. P., 161— a~
Co-i«l]ri, T. J„ 4B(i-a,
Coil. W.N., 198—1
UDtiiniham, K, 44G— 4.
Ootielj. B. 313—1.
&1— as. Cfiwford S. B,. 37-«.
Coufh, D. S,35Jt— S.
CoueMln. J^ 141a-^8.
CauEtaJln, Wm.. lAO-SO
Cooper. W. P., asa— 10.
50— M. Cnrlcjr,
.wglll, V
.,363-
Coqrlner, J. C, 930— B.
Conr[u«)', T. L.,«41— t,
Conrtuer, W. H.. 3»»-
Sl.
CuurtHght, C. W., 8TOa
Courtrlibt, II. H.. 138—
ConTtvilGht. Wm., 181—
ConTvlUi.C, 818—4.
Coven. C, A.. 19T-7.
Cowsn. John. 8—1).
Comin.R A.. 151-08.
Cowans. H.T.,ai»— 7.
OowBDa,J,l{..t21»-B.
Cowmia.B .310-1.
Cowon, J. K., 37-M.
Cowlug. J R., 153— 7.
Cou']«f!D4Ttd'.'
Coniler. P.,451
Coi. AI'Itd, SO^i 3TQA
Co'j."ll.P.,587-«.
(oh, Henr^ B., 160— 1.
Coie.J. W., 540-10.
C.«e. W. B. C. 003— W.
Coykcodlll. 0»., 747-
CoykeodEU, 9. D.. T*7-
Co^Dfi.B. W., 103-10.
..7»4a-
vmwiry. »,A, 844-11.
Orpimr, J, A., 690—4,
CrclxhiDD, G. W., 589d
-fl; S89>-8.
CraiKhmn. J. V.. 550—81.
CnHon, O. L., l51e-80.
CrLppBQ, J. A., 431—4.
Cdppcn, J. W., 1 = " ^
CroAor,A,H., I_. -.
Crocker. Cdai., 734-8;
Cnx^cTcW r~440-
1; 784-4; .S-a-*i
fl-S-4.
Cracker, F. U., 39— V.
Crocker. Oeo., 1195-n.
Ciuckrr. J.T.. 150-U.
CrockcIt,.l.»., 16S-M.
Crui.» J, J. R., 760-S.
CTo.i.li»h. W.L., 8»e-8.
Cnimwell,C.H,.174-B;
»«4— 4.
rronan.D.. 6B»-».
Conmlaa. H., 5 1 6 — ST.
Cammliia. J. U.. 348-n
Canunitker. C. C, 550-
46.
CunnlDghuo, H. B.. 7S0
Ciicinltiglum. J. L, 480
CnDnlngluni, T. M.,
Cnnnfnifhsin. W.
l4lS,e-ir
107-ft
Carrr, II., 640<<-l
'ra.bic. P. J.. 4«3-».
'rosble, P, J.j771-M
TosbT, On. W., 580-
roiby. " " '*■-'
P, J.JJ71-
a■a. W., 58i>— >.
a. U., 141-70;
-*1.
CrnBbj.G.U, 158-17.
iroaby. H. A.,«7«-4.
Oo-by, M.J. ,7340-98.
Croilw, O. M,, 395-18.
Croxi. A. B., 3S9— 4.
CfOH. H.C.. 683-1-
Crogi, Ueo. L., 4164— It.
Ctdu.J. M.,453-B.
Croia, J. g. 584-1.
Dabner, C. T.,s46'i-3
DocfT. ^obii. 13N-at.
Cconeh, W.'V., 61i-». Dafmu'o.
CrODH, O T., 308—8. " '^■
CrowelVc 738-8.
Crowell, M.I., 781-6,
Crow«ll. T. R , a I I -4.
Crowley, J, U. 831—8.
" ler.W., 29-81
„,— . P.,3»— ■- -
Cmblree, C. L. 731-18.
Cr«ri. Geo. T, 033— 4.
Ct«le, C. P., 37-Si,
CnlK. John. 045—17
S46a-« ; 64«d-l
CnlB. J. W,. 6186-11.
CrtlB. William 73B-9.
Cralu. W. J., llBc-S.
Cratk, J. T.. 4186-6.
Cram. Frank W., 40-1.
Cram. F. W.. 500—4.
Craoipton, J., 453— IS.
CrMiil»l1.K.M.. WlZ-S'-
CranilelLJ, 785-6:
Crind.m, F. P. ISl— ST.
CrOTjB..f. ...
Crnft.J. W., 803-S.
Ctum. I.T.. 7340-48.
Crame, W. K , 640*-7
Crjiler, J. W 151-78.
Cubbedie, B. J., 1 10-16.
Cuddaback,A. T.. 531 —
Calbertaan, Sam. D., STe
Cnll.R. J.. 803-16.
Cullen. H.J., S31a-1.
Ca'len.J., 491— 11.
Calp, D. R,808a-10.
Cnlt>, J. M, 41fl<-t:
575-8; 593-8.
Cnip, W. N.. 416c— 7.
Culver, Albort, 3IB— >.
Colvar.A. It, 634-L
Sale. ¥, D.,
Uallu, W. C. la
DalT, A. C. 116
Dalj, J., 458-11
463<(— 9.
DamoD. W.B., 415-3.
I>aiu,J. W.. 834-a.
Daua. N. J. T.. 473—1.
Crank, .L F.,A13
Ctanner.T R.4ig-a.
Crapo. W W.2RO— 1.
Crary, J.rrj. 777-4,
kawtord, CM., 33X0-6.
Mwrnnl. F, u.,HU3 -IS.
wrord, J., S87—sm.
CummJog*, C. H.. 404i>- 1
Cammiut*. C. K., 893—
1; 607-1.
CanmlaKi-, Qm>. A., 148
-18,
Cummlnn, O, M., 703—
1M.28.
Comming*. L M., 743—8.
Cnmmliin. tt. W.. 133—
1; 133«-4: 183d-6.
rnmmlaa, Oeo. L., 587- ]
. Daniel, 9 Q, 6aH-S.
D«nHl,W. W,, 197- "
DinUI*,G.B.,337-
Dinler, W. L. 491-
Dartna, E., 334—4.
DarKnfton. F. G., 588-
Damh.A., 665— 1.
B.rltuu, C. A,, 645-18.
Danchj. W.B, 141a— tH.
input!, W. J.,
Jf. J R., 173-1.
■ - ■■ K., 578-1.
3., 333-4.
unriDBon, ij. B., 425— 8.
Oa.ldwn. .1., 3S8-4.
I)»vlrtHin, J. B., 171-a.
DaMdHn, J. B, 35S-8.
""■ ■■ — J. E., 288— 14;
Curtis, Geo. W.. 415—'
Cnnii. I]eDti|H..615— 3.
Curtli, Jo>^ 531-6.
Cnnla. R G.. 60S— 1.
Curt!i.W. Q.73 40-4,
CuatalDK, O. W., 6511—13
803-18.
Coablag, J. R„ 49r-e.
CDteher. J. H.. 395-10,
Cutler. L.J.y 179-0.
Cnller, W. P.435— 1.
Colter: E:r'5S7-1:
CoiliBK, W. B , 675-1.
CoUB, O. W.. 140-11.
Cojler.CB, 14I-W.
Cuylar.S. J.. 151-41.
, _.3-4,
Damn, L, A., 336-11;
338-11.
Daller. A.P., 133^-18.
DallDT. A. O., 443-4U.
DalKf. J. B., 702cv-lt.
Dadv, G. J.. 161—11.
Dallir, J. B.. 1410— 46.
Ballx, Jamea, 80-a.
Ual)7, Johu.18-5.
DallY. T.. 483. '■
UavldauQ,
2886—4,
^ M..0181'-
... 4165-8.
^ Frank H.,707-S.
J, F, M., 410-6.
Davla,F. V. 143-8.
""■l,F.W., 458-10,
■,«., 89-81.
DavH, Q L.. 778-10.
DaTia, Q. T. M., 3—1;
5TO-6.
DaIl»,O.W., 171—4.
Uarla. a. W., 408— t;
688-56.
DivM. H. C. 389-1.
OnTla, J. A., 489—10;
D.>v<s, .1. B. 517a— M.
Davii, J.H.,36a.A-S.
Illvli. J, H.. 160— »!.
Davla.J. K, 448-4.
Davia, J. !{.. 587-181 1
6 SOB-BO. '^
D«vf».J. W„46-e.
Da<lii.J. W., 8T~8; 87/
Da>l>. L., 305-14,
DiiK^mael, 483-3.
Darla. T. U.. 831—4.
Ravit, T. R., 587-Wl.
»lauii,a.B.,61I-4.
L-«.A C. 141.-11
14I/-B; I41A— 6.
S-.H.R.BSa-S.
J, 3. P., «0— S.
Daj. John 0,888-1.
"■J, I.. F.. 676-18, ffi.
t!w, h!, 2«n. A— 10
POOB'S DIRBCTOBY OP RT. OFFiaALS-UST OF BAILWAT OFFICIALS. 347
Deal, J. W., 7BS-S8.
Dwu, Cbuln, 150-BS.
IMMi, Fnolc A.. 61 4— a.
Deu. HuK, &78~t.
Weill. T , 4e3<-U
DevboTB.T H, ST-M.
D«iriBs;.H P., 161-1*.
DMdnK. H. K. 443— H.
W^cfc -
Dnrlni, C J.. 609-!
Drme*, MM., 348-
348a-in.
De Ponil. Robert W.,
DeUmawr, \
I><11. JnhnC, lie>— a.
Donmdsu. H.. 463a— II.
Demiirerl. C. T„ 633— T.
i,J.J.. a4o-19.
Deirin, R T., 37— M.
Dcwar. F. B., A34a— I.
Dewlnjt. etui. A., 7— I.
Dewing, J. H, 7-S,
Dawliig, Wi», 8., T— J.
De Wolf. HouT. 1 49— S :
83V-1S.
DeWoir, M. A., BIO— ao.
DaWoire.J., 49^-18.
D«itcrF. aurdon, S0£—
I; »40r*- 34A-1.
DLckr/.J. L., 8«0-
. DIclusy.J. H., S39-
, T.j.,aTn--,.
n, J. A.. 86- IT.
Demiog. C. C, 38U-S.
D«nln(,H.C., 509-1.
ixmioe, L. c , seo-4.
Drmlue, W., T17-3.
Dtnlioii, J. N.. 14IS-E.
Dcnnii. .1. n., mo-t.
Dannia, M. T., 79a-B».
U«miT.A.A. SSfll-l.
Dennnan, W. A„ •i06—
B.
Dent. C.H.. 463-90.
Dwvar, J., 635-17.
Dcpnr. C. H., 517-1;
Sl7a-1.
DfHw, U. S.,4fl8— fl.
Utrbr.M.H., 618-15.
DeriDE. H. R.. 58H— M;
BOS-8.
Dcriknd. Atbqrr. 311—1.
fiemh, B. V„ !l4a— 13.
D«nim.M.,141a— M.
Derr, W. L., S2I— 47.
Dc SUaLdi, Geo. D., 37-
. 46Sa— M. Dorm
: , 633—10. DofM
DooBellT, J., 4040-9.
Doanalb, M. K , 87-15-
Douogtaaa. J. P., 306— 11.
. DonoEue, J., 449-8.
DoBOhaa.J'.. S4S— 4.
DODcmna, 11. T , 495—11.
DDDoDgb, D. II.. 3 4 6- a.
DoDOTiD, B., 119— IT.
Donatao, Wm., 430—1.
. Doogaii,Cba>., 140-11^
DooleV, Jaa. H., 64fi— 1.
DoDlEjr. H. H.. 830-15.
DoollDK, W. L., 415— M.
DooUtOe, OKir, 4BSd—
Doom, /. P., 1B9— 10.
Doraa. J. B., SS— SI.
Doras, J 1., S40-14.
DoniwB, C. D.. 141a— IS.
I.O. a., 0870-
1. A.F., TBSd-
199-B.'
DLllnn. H. P., 793«— a.
Dillon, J. Y.. T»3— ei.
Dlrnon. I., ISO— sa.
DobhlDd, P.. 199d~t, IS. 1
Uoclutid«',D.S.,53lf
Dodfa, A. B., 676-10.
Doil|8,C. C, 748-S.
D<Hlga,D.C.. 338-1
Dodge, K. F., 691- T.
Dodp, Onartllc, M., 681
Dod^.J.W., 137-5.
Dodge, W D.. 151— 79.
DodHii. R. T., G31lt— 4.
Doberty, M. L. 810— IT.
■J. K., 233-n.
uu,^ U.D., 187-11.
Dorwari, a. 8., 89—4.
Durwin, F. D^ 899-11.
Duttarn, D. H., 39-19,
t>olT, F. R., S39-liS.
IKilj, 9, C, iSla, ft— 14.
Dniy. W. II., 13S-U,
DoBpin, U. V,093a-*.
llougliBrty.Johii, B«-a.
Doiigloi., A, 688-11.
DounlaF. H. T„ 37-Jl.
Doiigla«,T.. 7»3<-6.
DougLana, A. U.,77l-aa
Douglan.B.B.,5m)»-l(l
DongluM, Phil,, lala-
Dooalut, Tm., 8 3~ S.
,8., 150-1B
., lao-ai.
Downing. »I.A„a77-J
680-1.
DowBlDg, R. W., 687
13u«™. L. O , 6B6-S
ilUTer, a. W., 443-40. Doylo, C. E . 393-51,
illoff, L, W,. 67—18. DoylB, V., 6B8-S4.
mlulck, U. W., 688— Dorle, John. 34B-15.
). Doylo, John, 4635-^4.
imlDlck.W. O., 638— a. Doila. Jonn H.. 7T9-4.
inollla, C. K., 309— «. Doyl*. ' '■-"•' "
DonkldaoD. A. L, 198-
DoyKPltrcr, 4«3d-«
DoylB, Wm. L.. 86—10.
Drekolc! w!,238-i.
nraka, F., I03o-18.
Drake. J. 8., 609— S.
15.
Dnaaer.K, 461-6.
Drew, C. F„ 163— U.
Draw. J. L., 163-tl.
Urew, J. W., 663—31.
Draw, P. W.l 43—11.
Dreimal. A.. 161(9-10.
Drigge, <!eo„ 784o— 47.
Drlggi. 8lKrauD,S84— '
DrinTj-H., 531
Drinkwaur, Chu.
14-4.
Drl»coll.JahnL.,]
Dri BaiTj, J. N., 587— T.
Dubol., J. D„833-l.
DDddleaoD, T. J„ 338—
e, C B.. 763—4.
«,Wbi.. Jr., 417-4.
ibangh, H, A., 893-
nl, T. 8., 383-18.
JamM.«88-i«.
roil. O.H.. 359-0.
I.J., 4a3i-se.
n. O. C 396-TI.
DDnlapl J.M., 734c-~e-
nn, E.
A. F,. 37-L
K.. 36-6.
~ 36-9.
_ , F. *., 4165-0;
698-7.
Dnnn. W. W., 7935-6.
Dnnn, H W,. 68T— 111.
Bonn, J. P.. 79»«-1L
Dunn. Jobu, 149—4;
339-4.
DiiDD. O. U„418— 44.
Dnnn, P. C. 383-41.
- i,W„ 88-r — -
W,W., 5310
n, W. M. 8.^
348 POOR'S DIRECTORY OF BY. 0FFICIAL8— U8T OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
Da PodC. B., 4 1 So— t.
DuPooC, H. A., SJA-l
DhPdt, K.. 4&e— 7.
DuniM, W. W.. »— r
Du^
n,C.F.,450-S.
••.U.K., 382-1.
il, J.E., lOI-ll.
Burj, 0. a., 8«-liT.
Dtb, Ow.'V , 153-^.
Dya.J. T..49c-e.
I>yfr.<:h.rlm,34-S5.
hjet.tiOm, i4t—aa.
DTar, W. H, X88-7.
Dynca, J.II.,fi31a-«.
Karl. a. H., S<0— S.
Barlinir, A. J., ]50-3S.
Rul>, JobD, ioB— M.
Eule/.G. W..419— to.
Baitmiii, A. O., 7S6— T.
Eutman. C. a„ 191—0.
Sulmin, C, R , 2-i
SMlmin.E. P.. 2flfi-S.
Buiuun, H. O., i»r-e.
Sulnuin, UIJd. Z'lS-d.
KuHdm.O. L,, T4T-«.
B*-t»ood, S. 8., iBt-S.
Euan, N, 3.. SVfi— S;
335-1; 33«-l.
Eaton, T.ll„44g'^.
Eaton, 1-. A., 203-11.
E«on, W. S., 481-IL
Boarle, J. ».. 468-17.
Bchol*. Jobn. fil6— 4;
SIB-Wi Aie-85.
Bck. J 8 . T9Ze-S.
Sckbsrt. a. A., T4-»;
76-8.
Sckcnbernr. R, C, ISI
-W: ISlc-i>.
Bcker. Loul* P., 844-10.
Ecktrwn, C, W., 141 —
ei.
Rdkmi, J. B., 33»-fi7.
Eden, A. F.. 4a4-e.
JUAj. Ctaulea a.. 540-
I Glllni. W. O., 58»-V
Bllioit, Dan., 44-87.
Sllimt, D. B . -to/-*.
Mioit, U. 1'.. ifiO-S).
EllJni", W. G., aT-»;
43<i-!l.
Klliuil, W. W.. IT9-T,
KIlUpC., Jr.. 846-4.
Kill--, C. H„ 246—7.
R)llB, Jobn, 4«l— 18.
KDlt.J. A., 143-tt.
Kills, J. Jj 161e-aa,
Riim, J. W., 637— T.
EllKL. J..«ST-1».
KIUs,L, P.. 647-7.
Elllt, y
a, J. H, 107-8.
JCihvanli. D.381
Enun, A. a., 79id-l
Biaa. John. 168—4.
Bi;aD,JaDTiU..fl92-..
EKan. M.J.. 15-4.
Eg«o,Thom»», 715-18.
Jtg^i-MOB. J.. 49.5-10.
Eeglcnon, T. (;., «44-S.
Blchelb«rg«r. A. W.. 517
_ JKdri,ie". r, 161-t:.
LKtln. It M., 33S-I9:
K_S3« 111.
tiia, J. a., 4e3a-)a.
- . Jt. B., 645d-S.
£lll9un,N,B.. 653-3.
EllinakEr.F,. 587-118.
lill», J. H., 337-3.
El^oDi. Wo., IIS-S.
Eihwooh, K., 523-i,
Elivcll, K, v.. ISO— 40.
Ely, 0*o. W,, Ta4(.--H.
Kly.Th.-o. N.. S87-n.
Einunon, L.. 165-a.
i:idcrn.,D, L. A„ 463-M,
31 ;4«3l-7: 771— ».■
Bmat.on, K. H„ 4aae-l
Kmunon. T. M., -ia—
Emmooa, J. Pnnk, T44
Enalej. B., «30-l.
KpiKnoQ, D. C, 416— 41
Erb, Nenman. 3T5-S.
_. J,. L- ..
709-8.
Krby. Wm„ 150-M.
Erbardt, J.B., 519— 1.
ErtclnoD,C..614-»l.
Vlckwia, Wro., 141-4a
rmllch, G. J. 361-4.
nial.C.J., 14111— n.
rrtogtr, J. K., Jr., B8T
I Fell, A.. X93-IC.
; Fall. A. a., T34a— M.
I Fellow^ C. J., 490—10.
|K«llo*.,J. Aj 86-7.
Pelloo, Qea. P.. 533—1
;Felton.B..M.,Jr.,5ai-
52ia-i
Pfndall, B F. F.. 31— *
; Ev,.r«ii S.T.,HOI-3
Everlll, JoDB. lSl-41.
~ -Bon, F„S34-1S.
_ -1. J 0,49J-B.
Ewlnc J. F., 496-7.
Ewliig, TtaM , 27-^.
Kwlns. W. D.. »74-a.
"-'-.,1. M.,26N— ^
ia.F. P., 151-lC.
nnB.ipH
1,725-
rimi W. v., 370-»;
FUwr.j a., 416A-A.
Fabey, Pulrlek. 73—6.
l'all*,kH, 587-41.
Fair, JamM a.. 741—1.
Falrbalrn, 1... 150-S5.
FurbmtC.E., 150—98.
Falihank*. G. W., 237—
Si 228-7; 348-18;
3480—18; 767—1.
Fairbanki. J. 11., 673— «.
Pal^b.lllI^M.F., 385-8
Folrbaoka, Wm. P., 390
Fairc'bild. Ctaarlne, 483—
Fal'rehlld.S. 8,. 46- 7.
Pmion. S. F. 793
FeKlreoa, Ja>., 331
F«nt')rk,A.,S10
Farguaon, K.. 850
FerguauD, O. A..0
'•,"""■■•'•'■"'■
PergDion, W. A.. :
Feraatrom, D., 4S
458 a— 9.
Ferria. Fnak, 4fl
7TI-3S,
.., 4038-». FUkliig,Cbaa.W., 151
Falkeabacb, U. J.. 198-
Palknar, W, C, 718—1.
Fallon, M.,463o-...
Piuuilnir, E.. 793*-«.
Faniilnsi.G B..6186-18.
^''aiiFliaM'D. J. R. 404a—
4 ; 404«— 4 ; 404c^-8.
Parien, F. L, 53-B.
Fiiley. J P, 688-11,
F»rlni,D„«3«-'fl.
Farm«, L. P, 521-18.
Finney, C.B.,49a-37.
B«e]i,Tboa, 463<<-a.
Bubuika, Tim., 4630—
>, P. B, 1410—14.
Evan., E. T., S07-1
Enn>, Q. X., 416— ».
Eniii, Oh>. F., 41S— %
18,
Evan., B. K., eST-a
Evani, H. L., 863-8.
Evaci(,T.Q.,S&0-«I.
Evana, Jobn, 243-1.
Evaoa, J. S., 117— 8.
E>ajia,J.a., Sfil-S.
Biiui*,P,lt.,64«*-8.
Fankrworth, E. H.. 366—
Farnavortb, E. JI.. Ji.,
366-1.
Farnum, llonrr. 24o-7.
Fnfon, IJ, A., 634-3.
Farqiiliar, .P„4l-;.
Ptrnuey.li. H„ 801 -8.
Farcell, J. J., 758—4.
FarTell,J, J, 814-5,
Farrlfciton. 0, E.. 803-3.
P.rrinaloB, R. 1 . 90- S.
FarrinKton, W., 521-10.
Finn. r. j,. a«7— i
Flail. BioyTaaant, 1 49— 9 ;
330-a.
Fbb Tbomaa U.. 948—8.
Pl.nback, Ed . 693-34.
Fiafaer. Cbaa. A.. 106-e.
P|fber,E.,7I«-ll).
Vutua'.Oto.'i.. 68-10.
Fl>her, O. P., 463a_16.
Flaher, H, A,, 679-(.
Payfrwcuher, fc. B., 141
n.
Ffaroo, J,>Z7— 10.
Featben.Jno.. 416a~a.
Pko.O. 8., 550— M.
FeK*n. C. P.. 6IO-I8.
TvldDaKbe, A., 5891-8
589i>-18; S89A-S.
7 ; 6-18.
Flaber.JTacobE., 333-1
FlHher,TDo. F.,4e3— IT
Fiaber.W.H, 091-1.
Pl>b«. W. W., 603-1.
Fllcb, C. R„ 412— 11.
"'-■'i, F. B„689a— ST.
POOR'S MRBCTOBT OF BT. OFFICIAI^— LIST OP RAILWAY OFFICIALS. 349
s. fr-4. Ford. Bmit. Sa4~&
; PnKk. A. W., IBS— M. OalUwv. R-
Fi««w»liLT, 71i-ll
Fi'unskl, T.. 734a— M.
nti^tniA. TkoBU. 3T— ' 1
a. ]
FlUxsa]^ W».. S 9 So-
li
Pllr/Rmld. W. P . 7 4 1 -»
Pili7Btf1c«.M.. T*S<-* 1
nUfMrick. H. T.. 4«Sc 1
riUulrtck. T. H.. 4fi3ft i
-11. 1
niipUrtek, W. H.. S3» 1
FIlHlBBOU. 1. H., 14- '.
Void, ftut, 7»7-%.
- : Fn^ok, C. A.. 1
7 , Pmick. G. W., •i«r— i.
FrcBCta.J. K.11&-4.
much. J. U . i«3-«L
Piodi M L.. IStf-C
Frscb, K E.. 734a-M.
?««•, W. C, 130-7.
Fnacta. W. W.. 743-3.
Fm. JwBS. 1 1 8— M.
Fnr. J. J . 463«-«.
Frej.J. Sr, 4»e-»
•■■liik.0, K..
_._ ._.. 4a«-i!
SI9-3.
0*j4bei. T. ff*., 31-'
3Tf -
3T<-i,
lup V l", aV-_t,
(i^Jui
E.39^-
FiiDt.U . T34('-
1— ij s^S— Frobel. B. fl
-It.
Fto«, W. L., S99-L
i
PluBell;. ,
FI.«k,A.W.. lOI-l
~ d. K, 37-4.
d.S,C.,sa6-l».
■ mlu.C. A, 673-11.
Ft«>i>ff. H. O., 4S3«—
SlT4«3*-«; iGK— 4.
ntSingljw!. 598-11.
FlemloK. K. B.5R1-S.
FlsBlnrt. M. K.. «4r-S.
I'I'bIhs. H. U . SISr— S.
Flerber.Tlxniu.Jr , 3KS
Flrtthei, A, w,. 106— »,
Flncber. K.. 349-3.
Fletcher, (ii-a.. 494—4.
- ; PoHCT, t. T . 46Sd-l>.
lF<Mer. Joel,---- -
I Foncr. K. C ,
FTT, H.I..645— «.
178-1.
. 144— 1.
, 734-^.
-, S78-U,
: . 688-9.
...P. 580-ai.
FoKbe. R. T.. 658—3.
Foolkt. C. IL. H—K;
Faau.L.M.. 943— S.
Fowle. I. W.. 641>f--
Fawle. J. W.. 840i<-ll.
Fowler. F. F., 4»8-t .ixj
Fowlw. I. W.. «7S— 4. Fo.Irt
Fowler.B. F. 4l»l-t. FuUet
Fowler. ILH..819-S1 IW;
Fowler. T. P , Sii-l : FuflH
718-1. PmiM
Fowlke* A. It.. eO-1- Fohoi
Poi,C.T.,4S4— 8; 4S8 FoIeoi
10S~4: 678
Pnilei. C. 740-S.
Faller, K. A.. 1 KS-L
!-1illcr. K r. tSK-M.
FbIIct, p. a.. 141a. b-
FogulT. r'. H-. HO-H.
Fopg. W. P. P, 3N§l4,
toiier. B. W., 384— «.
Polfer, P. H., 4N8-«.
FoIbib: h' «'.'. S05^,
FolMm. John A . 3S6— t
FotHm. W. U 415-T.
Fonda. D. il., 703-4.
Foody, MP.. 772-4.
Foot. C., «83-14,
Foole, A H . 972—1.
pDola. A. R.. 89-«9.
PoolBer. W, J . fiaO-87.
Porho.. J. >f . 14ft-S.
Foi. J. W..71»3'( I.
Poi, Strphm. 17e-M
FotW F,,455-I6.
Foje.C.H., 894-3.
Pulu. W. H . 3B3-«.
Fiiiil.J.lI..Xl«-«.
FnDk. J S. S8e-I8.
PurHer.jM. T.. 68-4.
. Oabbett, C«il. 174-4;
894-3.
. Oabci. T. B.. 99-4.
Pnwer. Robert, 1 1 7—.^
Fiu«, R. H.. 17 7— «.
Frawlej. J. D., 483-30;
. a..«l8*-4.
.. 4SSik-S.
J. P., SO«i
i. B., 6_8B/-^, Qefli
9nu— i.
't-irr, O. P.
fr»»r. T. A
4S8-tl.
kOi4T. That . 46S«~I
G»e». K. F , 8»-M
Gage. G. P., 338-3.
lit^. att:pttea T.. 734-
'. L.. fil6— U. <
Freanun. J. L.. 39S— )>.
Fnamin, H, U, 463tf—
10.
FrMBu.tr. C.SlO-l.
French, A. Q.,S39-U.
0«la, il., T34o— 4».
Qill. O. W..Jr.3U4-\
Q>ll*|hrr. A. A., 483-
**: 7 71 -la.
OallurhrT,J.B..a.->T-ia
OklliEtwr. M., 5KO-3S.
Odliglier, W, 0., 603-
Oall^bar.W. D., 179-
.._lou, U.T..8. „
GalD'tu. N. H . 6i*— 1.
G»itin J. T.. ifiX-ia.
(diiiHiB. F. S.. 744-4.
lUi^It u'. iss-iy
Gudiuer.C. F. !>.. ill
GudiBer, Geo.. C.I J—S.
Girdluer. H . 4B.>-&.
GarT.ti.B''tHn.37— 1.
UurtRV, D. l'.7l7-«.
OarTlMin. i>. E.. K34-t.
Ctrdwn. J U.. 37«-&.
■ - O L.. 308-4.
Wm.. 49r-t%
S3 6-3.
lUrrlMH
OuictIe^'a.. iii-o.
OuTiB.'p. B'. ISl-W.
OVTia.H.I.'.. 1SI-«T.
G«nroo*, D, A-, 673-11
Onrwond. S.. lOO— 4;
601-3; 841-T.
Oerwood.W 1>..888-IT.
limn. A, 77-4
Gukrl1.J.,4A5-S.
Ouklil. R A.. 389-1.
OukUl, Jaa.. 387-114.
Sl4 — a; AIS-SO;
516-W.734'— ^4;
_n«.J..hn, fi-in-M.
OeUmer. W. II., 38^-4;
0«uli.F.M.. 819-11,
<)«ali,J.>liiir..810-l.
0«nll,T. H.. 7B9-M.
dlont J. »., 483D— 1).
flitelt. W. A„ 16I-8,
l>*TlnD,B,,39I<--7.
Oer,F, C.94a-»3; «4«
Qm n. W„ 958— B;
S40— 4
Oarnor, K. F. J,. 49<—
H«inn,G<0-F., S9I-0>
- .. - -ilKa-ia,
;i'l\r;
350 POOE'B DIBBCTOBT OF BT. OFFICIALS— LIST OF BAILWAY OFFICIALS.
4e»-8.
OMUai. T. K.. GS-e:
«38-7.
Owr, O. J., 581— IBS.
Osffaken, t^ eiSe— It.
Gelnr. B. W., 588-01.
Qtlaci, H-iUt-tJ.
OslHulKHier, J., 463A-
a«inBg.C. C. S61-C
Qentiy.T. W.,04$— tS.
Oaartte, A„ ISO— ?9.
Qtargt. B«n.. 1I6-).
QiwrKcJ.H., 633-1.
0«rga, Jdo. tl , 484-1.
Qtoifie.3oto1i..JSt—Bl.
Qtorga. O. K.. 3S1~T.
OcriMr, B.. lGla,e-lS.
Q.rkH, Fred., 85-4.
OsrinaD.C. H. a.,S76-B.
OEimsr, A..3B0— tv.
OBiTL.h. K. W., 94—3,
OcTTT. Jdo.T.,»3-B.
Ocrvdi, Z.. 86— W.
Out, A P, 587— 1CS.
885-18. '
OtTier.C. F.. 141-W.
QibbSDi, F. H., 3S3-4.
OlblMDi, A. J., 808— 31.
OIbb«. G.C.. 734(7—10:
t^-o-1; e«-«-ll: 0~
o£b>, P., 45J(-tS.
Qib(M,aM.. is«-n
Q<bDeT.->.W..344-H.
Oibwii.A., fiSl-l.
Qib»n, D., 496— )«.
OlbMn,E.H.,3t3-«.
Qlbson. K. T. H., 339—1.
OlbMD.JU., ISl-W.
Oibann, FeMr Mc4 , 5It
OtbHD.T. M, SOX-B.
Qlbaoo.W.B., 143-lt.
Oiddeni. W. L., 650-4.
Glegnldi, Hen 17. 24-H.
Glnti, C. tl., SOe-lS,
Uir-Mi.AlM., 3T8-S.
Uion.V.U., 244-0.
OlvsD. J., 153-3)t. 4S.
<iUncy,P.,6>4-ai.
Uliucock.J. k.,804— 1.
<Jlua.jDa C„g-10.
<llei»OB, Wm , T73-1.
i;tEiin, S. T.B.. 105-a,
Oleiin. P., 571— ■»
GlBBonBt.L C, 330-3.
oiiKMi.A. w..si]-e.
Oljv«i. J B.. 4)te-ti.
(Iluver. T. W.,4a6-8.
UlvDii, Jotm, Jr., U40C-
Oocltard, C, 519—4.
OaLldanl, J. 7,, U~-%
■ rev, t. f .. Wd — 4V
lel. bin.. 464—1.
L.', H. C, S88~S.
idcn, H,. 166— ■"
Ouodill, C, 569a-l,
Ooodsll. K.. 5690—1.
Ooodill, PerklB* * Co.
SeSo-Si 571-8.
Goodell, U. B., 521— SO.
Ooodell, Q. A,8»-0.
flavna£. V. J.. 693—40.
CJoodno. a. W. H.. 550-
tloodrlch, A.C., Sfi7-M.
QuMlrlcb, C. a., 453— S.
itunAricb. C. If., GSS— B.
nt.n.ir|c)i,0. A.. 355-8.
Ouodricb, J, V..,o>.-
aaodMB, J. F., 4184
U'OdwIn. Oan.L.. 24' -.
24<I— 4: 34«-4: 34/*
—4; 240-3 ; 24A-S;
24i-S; 98-4.
OcHKlwlD, O. W., 708i>-
439-
OUdcrtUm. E . 287-*.
ail«, C. F . 4 160-14.
Olle*. J, 495—11; 561
Ollflltan. Jtmea. 63-1.
GUhDolM, ii.4ie»-e.
Oil], C.E.. 588a— 0.
O^IL. Obu., T34a-H.
aiUsu. II., 330-44.
QIIKaple, A. J , 644— IS.
OiUeipie, R. W., 141- Tl. .
Oailaghun, A. J., 587— <
Ooodwin, P. W . 760-0.
Goaljoir, C, W„ 733-5.
ttiodiemr, F. H., 723—1.
(io.ilii, a.. 517-43.
fJordoB, K C. 347-1.
flurdoD, H. D., 586^—10.
Got.fon, H. 8., 4»«-23.
(iortlOB, J. T., 203-B.
Gorhuii, a" 66-1.
' A., 6881-11
lBJ.i. 215 -a
^^^'. w! p.. 24«-tO
; Go.-, K, M.. 376—8, 11,
G,wi. 000.338-11.
OcuhBrd, J.,2S7-1«.
Ogtlilln.O.P., 850-as
Gon.lv. W. C. 151— SO
Oauld, A.,4a3-S: 511
Gould, H D.. 781-
- OoQld. Jnr, 20«— 1 ; _ _
-Ij 463a-I; 46311
-11 463(1-1 : 46Sf- I
ll 4639— t; 771-1.
.ODiidle, W. T., 428-S. [
QowMi. O. M 463b-11.
Oi«*,P(rrr, IftO-BO.
Qrmcr.J.H.. I22e-10.
<>ncay.P. P. A Bra., 416c
Omddj, W, H.. 804-1.
Qr»di,0. B.. 767— 4.
o<ia. D . etod-^ i c-t.
Oridj.U. 8..60S-W.
Urabuo, C. 238—11.
Onbim.J. A., 105-U:
238-10.
OriOuun, J. H., CEO— M.
Gnbwn. J. a.. 395—48.
(lrt.hiiin.M A., 54^-^.
GnmiUoE, O B, 735-H.
Onnnni^r, G. J.. 274-4,
Onaget.J.A.. 810-S9.
Qnagtr, J. T., 88T-8;
«r*iit, L, P,. 834—1,
Gnvu, F. I'.. 668-1,
Grmm. OH., 814-4,
OnvH. Ucary, 348l(-S;
Onj, A. B„ 1030—10.
Onr, Ctlab, 618— 11,
Onj, Oul, 688-81.
Gnj. Oto.. 550— T, ST.
Un/. J. A.. 291— 8.
Qny, Jnllua A„105— 1.
ar»F.>l,B„ 800-8.
Qrny.-N A. 111-39.
Onj, Mlcbiird. 734"
QnydciD. a!, 688—10.
amwiuiirr, L. 146—11.
Gr*,-!)-, J. l'.82fl-!i.
Gitan, A.. 587—41.
Or»-n, AmiH. 641— 1.
GreSB. AhbbiL 517 — 8
7SB-1 ; 814-1.
Greon. Cboi. B,, 440—3.
tinea. C, W.. 8I3-V8,
Qrmu, Dgoj)lM». 214—1
Orcui, KIT. 235-1.
Omm, p. M,. 373—4,
Onm. J B., 463il-U.
OncD, J, v.. 587— IBI-
Gneo, J. II., 792— b3,
are«a. J, P„ ,
87-B,
W,. 119c
OrecB. O. H. P„ SOS— 1.
Gfmb. P, K.. 756-8.
Omn, R. M., 93-t.
Orwn, Wm.. 1,76-11, «
Onsn. W, U., S44-8S.
friuwood, A. W., 35 4—
■ fir. L„ 550— B,
.rcc.', u J.. 587-M.
.ic(T,,-ijiiBl, 332-8.
..".■'V, M.J,. 793-64.
!i D„ 849-7.
V. A, K,. 856-1,
r, A, M, .810—18,
Grrgorr, W, 11„ I50-W>.
OfBUMi, a. S,. 141a-3S.
Gi-eves, L, S., 51 7<i-U.
Gwj. C. B,. 640-11.
Grier, Tho.. J.. 62— 1.
Uiian. J, H., 143—11.
OrlDlD. J, J., 357-11.
QrtBlB, J,L..771— ».
OrlfflD, P., 810-ai.
GrilBn,T.D,, 625-7.
Oiimo, Wm,, 33»-4r.
Urlfflth, G,, i 50-87.
GrlDlth, J. W,, >»3— 18.
Grimib. S.,a3»— SO.
Gfffflih,T.B., 233—40.
UrUDlb, W, H,, 172--a,
Giiffllbi. J. E.,443— IV.
GriniCa, J. A,, 24-87.
GtlKp, A.. 637~«.
Griggs. A.. 6400— 4.
Gr.glfB.F.H., 356—1.
Grlggi, O.K., 385-2.
Oilats. J, 707-8.
Urlggl, J.M., 65— 7.
Qriggi, P, Y.. 140-18.
Grlgge. W, U., 534—28.
iiotr, R, B., 587—11.
:ro>B.(i, W„ 6185— 18.
lioH. H.A.I 51— ».
Irole. A„ SS3-lt.
lrunI,W. H.. 186-8.
IrovF.D.E,, 771-11.
Iioveuor. AH.. 791-t.
itovuT. B. W., 343-8.
:rov», J.B., 237-18.
rower, A. A., 672-14.
Iruelk, y.B.. 783-6.
■ijcktr, Tho.,, 587-M.
.nd:; L. W.. 6BO— 5.
iii.,rm, W, H., 151-W.
r, J.. 337— «!.
POOR'S DiaECTORY OF Rr. OFFICIALS— LIST. OP RAILWAY 0PFICUL8. 351
Ouitln, A., 4e3a-]B.
IHKI1D.J. P.. 141~M.
QiitkrK. A.. 8»S-t7.
Uutbrt*. B. B.. 139-1.
OuUcImU. L. D.. 3*1— S.
Uu;, A. w., eos-ai.
-»: TOBa— 7; ft-S; c
HiWkorD. T. n., SBOl
2860-T
Hukcdorn. W. E., 393—
BKkiir. W, B87— 18S.
Hacketi, J.. fi87-iai.
Uiekatt. J C, £89(1—10 ;
H.. 169-8.
C, 1
satf
QiclinBT. Om., 34~l!e;
34/— IS; ZB-ig.
Bulley, E. W., ISO— SI.
Uidlty, Jna., J04— I.
Hsftr. 0«>, lTO-1.
M,B«aorn. i. L^3»3— 10.
BD. lUI. ^.. 5S'
lei.
Hvarmnn.J.J.. ■9a'-1.
Mwitt, J. C S17ft-«.
Buoisriy, DuleJ, 303 i
¥02a-B.
HUgertr, O. A., fiOO-t
IltiilD'tuD, Ulrlch, 649-
Httan, Pen) , 840a— S : e
Bihn, Wi]]KC,XG8-l.
BUcbC N., 792-6^.
w»ir«, c. v„ sia-8.
Baia, F. K., 438-11.
HaJne*, U., 141—41.
IlsiDH, U. 8, 61 §—4; i
H»lnM's.W„ 614-10.
[■Idrrman. Fred., 73-S.
BiWennui. J„34<— 18,
lUler, B.V.. 141a— ««.
Hill. A., X39-S
Hill.A.F., A31-!t.
fUll, C. 4e3d-e.
UU.D. T.. S9-S.
UIJ.K., 130—10.
Il>]l. E. A.. 421~«.
HUL. Frank L., 35-(:
Bill. B. J., 370-19.
Hall. H.I.,, 14la-4S.
Bail, H.U.. fiS7-ll.
BaU.J. E.. 304—1.
BUI.J. K. P.. S2I(-1
Hall, J. Mortoa, 37ft~4i
all.J.M.,416a-S.
■a J. M.. B34-«-
al],J. R.. 3B3-t.
H.latead. D, B— 402-».
Ilion, J . a34-S.
lltun,L.M..3Sl-S,
nier.kr.U„ S48-4.
metl. B. M., 430-4.
imoiKl, C. A., 71— S.
moud, C. D.. 2SZ-
immona, C. P.. «4fi-
59,
immoDd, C. W., 483—
immond, D. B., 310—4
iiuuiuDd. U. U., 942-
immond, H. W., 660-
ioiid,J..ai7-l.
- • S. S21— II.
nanipaoD, t. M., 913-
IliniciK)[,A.a., 417-11.
Hancock, C. O., lOO-S;
331-7;eDl~T;6Q3
U: 643— S: B43— S.
Bancock, O. A„ 34-«T.
H.Bcocli, H.. 100— a ;
643-S.
H»uci>ck,H W.,603-Si.
iLiLTiny. r. r., v.av— n-
llWfa. Jo>. B., 103-4.
Hinfird, a. J,. SI7— 18.
HauIord,J, M., 734-1*.
HHalDf, J. A.. 45B-8.
,nnit<iri]. J. K., fiSO-
Vnegan, J. E., 89-1
H. D., 567- 1*.
C.,8lb-H.
Barmn. A. 11.. 339-M.
■■ • ",, 65-1.
., 666-14.
, 677-4.
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iiiroin, II. w., oitB— *.
lUrdBH.., B, a., »-t.
IIardK.W.P.,6l8<— 8
n. J. S., 833—2.
B^irdingl R.,
nardlni, W. H..403r~l.
Hurdl, Xniun, 3T«-».
Hardwick. J. L , 89—13.
Haidwlck, H H. 7IS-S.
IJardJ. AJuaadn, 639-
I!«rtT, A.. 349-11.
n'rdj;D'.«i4-l*.
Unrdy. O, it., 3BS. 1<S.
llMiJj,Q«alon,7SS-3.
ilordj, 1 , 640-li
Hicdr, J. A., fi87-«l.
il.rdj,J.R^14l/-T.
Hardy. W.H.,S15— 1.
IfBfEtM"". O.. 140— la
Harkom. J. W., 300-M.
Hurlan. Wb., S„ 857-8.
Harlffj. A.. 34-»r.
Uarim. John 373-*.
8 35-H
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Harper. Oeo. B., 105—
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>y. C J.. 449-VI.
ay, J.. 141^-4(1.
^f.Tj410-4.
nan, r.. IIO-M.
nan. Wm. B., «79-
'linni,S,41I-B.
'hniM,c., 404i— S;
arvofld, C. W.. 36—11;
ilarringion,' C.>..03i-
HarrlDEton, B. A., 302- \
Ilirrlngton, Jsnin. 183 i
UarriDBtoo, W. P., 203- !
Harriott. F..3T-10.
)]irrii>,A, !>.. 136; 305
Hunli.B. F., 193-18.
IlaMtllon all , 680-lB.
,; Bii>)i^inn. J.D..ai6-a.
jHa-kill. A. C, 6461—1;
I; HK-TtlLCC, OiSd-S.
Ua-k. II. K. W.. 644-a.
l; lUtkrll.U. B., 431-1*.
illaakeli, .!.(', 646 f-4.
, 'liBMlo-. A. U , 8-ie.
"la-lnK-. A. B„ 7936-8.
(a.Ili,e« K. K, 439-7.
la-tlm H C.,S2l(i-«.
lariliiea.J. K., 140-~S.
laHtmica, W. H., 2S7-
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lali-h.D.B., 857— 3.
Iaifl"ld. A.C.. I410-).
iaillsld.B.T.. 483-t
latrls, J, H., ST8-«,
I«rrl>, J- J. W.. 576-6.
[Hrria, J. L., 550-7S.
liirrt". J, 8., 120-Sl
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(flrrlF. Pblllp 8., 691 —
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.ucrt, 550-1. 1
C.603-61.
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HarriB, W. H., 403d— »1.
Ilnrrln, W. K„N46-B. )
Harrl., W P., 673-6. 1
Harriaon. P. K., 507—4. 1
IlaniaoD, Frank, 141 —
«S. 1
narrlMD. Q. L., ISl-OT. 1
llarriaon. «. W., 834-8, ,1
H.rri.on, O. W., 831— S.,1
Ilirrlaon. II. W., 792c—
T.a W, 339— SB,
aii.E.O.. l-iO-T«.
ri.J.C..640i:-4;d
HawkiD«:P, 454—3.
Hnwklna, 8. H . 9—1.
Hawka, C, A,, 39-S.
H>"k^: i°0.', 448-n.
336-1
H»rrl«m.R,B,, 333-1.
Ilnrritr.D, W. II . 37-W.
llsrl. A, O., 734i— «■,
Bawtboriw. J. D., S31-
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Haydi-n. H. J„6IT— 4.
Haydaii, J.L„ SSO-W.
iHiydM). Jnllua, 361-4.
,llaydM.J, R., £65-*.
llaydaa, J, T,. 395-M.
Baid.mP,,37-«-
852 P00B*8 DIRECTORY OF BY. OFPlCIALft-UST OP RAILWAY 0FFICUL8.
n>r«. U.S. 4637-1.
Hiije-, W.T., a3T-«7.
Havrord, W, B.. 41-1.
a»jrne, F. B., 153—19.
Hari>ci.Deto>K.A70-:
ei>. O. A.
HeiiiWT.J..Jr., 3SS-ia;
fi35-lt.
HcnnlngtoD, L. F., 640a
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HviMi . . _ _
BiiTnic.J. W.. AOHl-
B>tl, C. M, 812-4
Biy*.T. fl.. HO*— «.
Hvt. a T. ITG-in.
Il>T«ird. A.. fifi1-12.
Hlif w«rd, Cbu.. ISl— at
HiTWird. E. 8.. tUl-lf
Hvw.rd, n. 8., S8J-«f
SST*— fl.
Bnrwara, J., 141/— «
i4iA-ia.
H*unl. J. N., 490—1.
Huvd, R. Q., 4dO-l.
HuplbDtTt. R. 4l9-«.
HuclIan.D., 67-14.
Huan, Q*n., 4630-^4.
Uum.J.S. 837-4.
Buletlnc, ff. £., 631 —
I.
Bailewood, C. S., 463»-
31.
Hucock.W.3..384-l.
I., 4Hfr-»:
,. 339-66.
r, A.C., 103~1S.
T, A. K., 4e3d-3I.
Hcnrr, C. S.. S40-tG.
HeBrr.Jna., IHH-IT.
Henrj, J. L., 773-1.
Henry, R.A„989-r
Henrr, R. J., 7SD~S.
Hani)', Wm., 49/-IS ;
31fi-S.
ttauglunr, Jcwh., 309-B4.
Hcnnni, H. B., 4e3A-4;
463«-5.
Htpbnrn, A, D„ iOT—S.
HeqanDboDtK, C. ff.,4eS
HeddJDg. S. B,. 390— «.
BefferuD.W. L.SI7-4.
Hag«, L.. 416-SS.
Ragemu. B. A., 333-6.
Saglln.J., 168-11; 177
HeltoM.Wm, 8746-1
HaliD. R. I., G87~1Sn,
Helnricli, P.. 141a— tO.
Belnti,0. E.. &68— ID.
BaliiUcli)Mn,T, W.. 458
HemDaaJd, W. H., I<.
Bempblll.A. J., 540— 6.
Hemphill, B. A., 209— «.
UamphUI, W. J., ^92t-
U.
HBmpatMil,C. T., S36-
II.
BendsiMD. C. K.. 1S3-
1; 228-1; 348-1
348a~4.
Heodenan, J. A.. 283-
1; 162-1.
Rendenaa, t. ?., £88-
Bernuna. B A., 168—8.
Hernaorta., 1,. 612-1.
Helndell. JnhnP., 78— t.
Hoindoa. E. T., 135~S.
HarnrtoD. W. R-. 376-"!.
H.Tudon, W. 3., 376-1,
r^ E. M.. 1 4 1 -M.
tr, J. B., S34-1I.
Hewitt. A. S., saift-l.
lIawllI.E. E.734a-»l.
Urwitl, Jno., 393-31;
8 1 2-M.
FFewllt, L. W., 510—11.
fl-witl. P. A., 4ffo— 1.
Hcwton, 4., 587-4.
neinun. H., 463<~10.
HlbtHTi). P. B, 846— 4.
r, C.,237— .%
J. J. 9.. 7»8(— T.
r. Jiibn, 1 5 1 —I
T. T,'443-«).
Hlcflni. I. R., 20.1— S.
HlRElni, L. C. 395— M.
HlEK'n*. U.J., 8SO— M.
HieiHii*. T. J., 480—13.
HlnlDKin, C. «.. 141_
I[irel..~m,.l J.. 735-1.
ii.,;iiiMd, E. y., 1410-
nutlchnuid, J., TXiO-e
I!i]<lL'br>Dd, J. D., 240-
111I»^0.. 581- 1.
H[ll,C.O., t43-«t.
Hill, D. B., 393-7.
Hill, E., 403-4.
B.,24c-S; 7D8c
ni]i,j;j..t__ .,_ ..
mil, Joa., H03-4.
Hill, JoMpb. 255—4.
Hill, Nipolaon. 630—1.
Hill, N. 8., 31-18.
Mill, R.. 5S9<— 10.
HI)]. R H.. S3S— 1«:
336—16; 305—11.
Hill, H.T., 611-3.
Hill, ataphcn, 268-4.
Hill, Tbea., 44G~«.
1, Wm. B.. 726-1
Hlllbon
r. P..707-
Hllla, Addiwo. 385-8.
H1MI.P. L„846^G.
Hllla, H. A.,48»-3.
HIIIb.Jbo. W.. 48— B.
Hilla, I.. 6., 703(^—3.
Mill*. 8. h., loaa—ii.
HIllB. W. R. 406-t.
Hlllrer, C , 399-7.
BOlfar, E.,0S8— I.
ai1iOD,A.7..8S8-«.
Hlltnn, W. J.. 141<-!
141/-4.
HlDCbcllffe, C. W., 703
Hlnn. ... .. .
Ilinman. G. W.. 416fr-!l.
HlnKdsle.B. B., 412—3.
UlnHT. J. A., 150-«S.
Hinloo.K.H.. 771-85.
Hippcj.A. C, 587-128;
S8»a-I0.
Hlnch. C, 883-S.
Hint,T, C, 702. ■'
Hitcbwck, t
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Hitchcock, D. W., 792-
IS, 34.
Hitchcock, E. A., 308-1.
HItcbcock, R., 306—14.
HIiioD. J.R.,1G0-BI.
Hluon, W. B., 456—11.
Hoadlai. H. P.. 618-1.
H.MC. Wm. M., STO— 1.
[obart,C.F., 671— ».
Hoban,T. H., 53-9.
HobbB, C. M.. 337— IS.
Babbt, C. Z., 50S-1
bi, Oco, 8. 438'10.
Ho<r. J. R.463a— II.
HolIackir.W. L, 34— 34.
Hoffmnti, P„ 807-9.
noltmiiun,C.. 286) 386a
HolTmiDn. T. H., 346-6.
llofrtra, W.S,,896-».
Bv>nn. Jobn K., 640-
H<i«il«,F.F., 107-1.
Hose. Tlin*. C., 733-1.
HoK.T. K., 570-1.
llooDf. C. C. 570-4.
Hobiu..,C.W.,141n-4«.
Eolbrook, F. W. I> , 550
—17.
Halcomb, C. P.. 141d-T.
HolTbaa. T.. 594-S.
Ho1Unil,Oao„734n-n.
Hallaud.R.. 688-40.
B"lle)',J.B., 430-14.
HolIeT.John J.,340— tl.
Bollidnj. R. L , 587-73.
Holliac-m, H. N., 697—4.
HolllnB, F. C. I 19-8.
Ilolllui^Ii^d, H.i)., 300-
uuim. a. 8^455-17.
Holman, W. I.. 68T--
Hn1me«,R., 410i/— 10.
Holniai. J., ISl'i, ft-U.
Holmn, J. B., 792— U.
^^.., J. a, 688a — 4;
644-18.
Holt, Tnoniu, 64—4.
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Hood, J.U..64qr— 4.
Hood, Jolm, 64«/-6.
HiH»l,Joi>uM, 833-1.
Hood. IlN., 046/-1.
Howl.W., 7340-3.
BDaa,J.C.,742-7.
POOB'S DIRSCT0B7 OF ET. 0FFICULB-U8T OF BAILWAY OFFICIALS.
Hook, W. B., S<9— 1:
Bnopor, Ohaa., t84s— ff.
U'WiMr, U. B., 41T— 17.
Hoapn-.H-K. 137-11.
Hoovtt. a. W., 8GG-a.
B.n,K.U., ISIc-M.
B'UkiM, A. A., 4SS-8.
Hupkl'i>, A L, 46aa-4;
463A — «; teSd — t;
4«a(-S: SVT— 1.
Hapkliii,D. II.. 48— >.
Ho^ktiu,!). L., X8T-W.
Hupkin*. « *"-«
Uopkta4,
Boiilla*.
Bopklot, ,
Hopklni, Juni^ T48— a.
BopUDi,J. H., fise-l.
Bopfein*. J. W., 5 1 B-U.
B^ina, M.. ISl— U.
Bopclnr. U. J, tS-i.
B<^1bi, S.. 468—17.
Bockliit, T., 734— 71 a—
Howard. Cbu., 63 T-3.
IIokikI, Chan.. SH-El.
HowiM,U.U..Itl'2-Ll.
Ho«snl,a. W.. 417-1*.
B.n».rd,H K.,30«-«
noHknl, a. A.. Il»u-
10; A-6; aOO-r
Bowud. J. X., 348-3:
3480— S.
Howtnl, J. L.. ST9A-S.
Huirud, J 8., 6eB-«-
Bowird, Jubn. 4»#-IS:
488— U.
Howud. ». It., X33-8.
Bowaid, S. W.. Its- S.
Hn«>n1 T., 832- n.
" - too-
Bovanl, T. C. c
iotii. J. rf.,' 517^;
Bows, A. A.. SO&— 1.
Huw«. JQ., l$lc-IS.
Bdwi, B. O., 334-1;
334a-t.
Bow<, h., 86— SI.
Howe, 8. O., ISl — 4;
l«l*-4.
HowiL W. B, W., Jr.,
ai8»-7: c-g.
Bf>wBll, C. P.. 40S-S.
Howdl. P. D, S87— IM.
Howell. J.?., 461-1.
Buwe
P., 681-
llowgll. B. »., ISA— It.
1, Wm.. a76-*.
od. A. f., 448-
niiiT, John, 4sa-4;
USa-3.
VDer, A.L., aO-1.
im«r,B.F..618— 7.
>ra*r, B.W.. lazo-ia
iraiiiK. H. A., 276— e.
BorrtlT, D.. 449-
e, 7 77— 5.
HorUin, M., .
Borloo, 8. It. 786-17.
Honoa. W»ltrr. 777-1.
Rorron, Wb)))). 777-«
Bo.ford, J.T,.9B8-lt.
B.«lelier, D., 614-1.
BolsHoi, C. 789-9.
Botchkl*). B. U..S18— IB.
Hoack. Lnali. 106-1.
BoaK>i, U A. e60-M,
Hongh, J. n.. 48-9.
BOBjh, P. J, 4e3<-».
BiiBiMon. C B.57— 4.
Bonghtou, a. a, 395-
BaDgtilon, H. B,, 395-
M.
Bnok, W., 779-fl.
Bonis. J., 103a-4.
on. K. 416-a.
on, B«mn«l, 37-4(,
on. SimueL. 687-
4^9-8.
How.Ju.F^813-a.
HiHnnl A. B., 131-A
8. C, 7»Sa-U.
Howis, J.T„ 449—11
Hoyle, F. J., 857-1'!.
HoTi, AiWm.. 136-3;
4fiO-l.
Hojl, Bd««rd. 141-ta.
Iloji. F. C, 68S-ar.
A. C, 434
Bolthu, P.. 38S-*r.
IBiiII, A.B., 888-9.
I Moll, F. B., SSfi— XS
Hnll,Jno.B.. Ifil-K.
Bnll.L. B..»6-l«.
Kiuii*. T., 4e3>— 0.
Hamptare]'. A P., 415—
B<impbr«T,B. W., 784-
HamphrrT, C. A., 46Sa—
tt.
HoisphreT, Geo. J., «88
— *!.
Hampbrer. W. R., 883—
Bnmphran, A. W.. 74i
—1 ; 787—1.
Humphmyi. O. W,. 87-
iphrejm, S., 616-1.
ipnnt, B . 265—1.
E. H.. £84—
HunncwcU, II. Q., 370a
Ilrii.i;0.A.,898-a.
Hunt, Geo. H., 784i— M.
Uant,W.D..161-»i.
HuDi. J, a, 309— ie.
Hani. J H., 1U8-M.
Uuut. !«m., 840-«.
It, I.D.,il3-B.
r.J. A, 87-i*.
it.J. W., S88a-I4
ir, F.F.. itil-ns.
ir, W., S46-KI,
Ilrde, PUrick, 6»9-«.
Mrda. R- ■.. 809-1.
ByUnd, R., 137-10.
Hrmon.T. 1., iSS-9.
HyNdnuiB. T.. 18S-at.
Brn«a. a. B.. 84r-t.
Hrnca, W. D., Me— I&.
Idler, C , 803-t
HninpnrTi
BnoLlUKton. C
836-11;
616-9:
534- »; B-
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(23)
Hahbell, F. M.. 68. ~
Hobtwli, W.T. 198-14
Hackliw, I. M.. 692-SI.
Uiiddluon, J. U., G7V—
udgln^H. C, S33-7.
nodwn, 8. F„ 119— «.
Badsoci, C. H., 8S7— 7.
HDdwn, K. B , 49<-<.
HudBjn. F. O., 8l8-4t.
Hudnu.T.J.. 83B-M.
Haramllii. l*,, ao-«. '
Boier. F K., 2 £7—10.
HDgar. Prank. £40-17.
Bnjown, W. T , 1 086-1
Biighsr;. J . 6880— i!S
Biighatt, J. 11. 1'., 688a
Boebe., C. C, I5Ia, ft-
Hugtaei. B. H., 809J-14. J
Hqgfiea, H. If .. IGl-SI.
IIu){taa^B. P., 463-49. I
Hniliei, il. S., Jr., IIO—
9?. 1
Huehc, J.K,a3-8.
IIiwlie>. M. P.. 4U3— 48.
HngBft*. W,ei8-ft
lliivhill. M. 151-3;
1S1«-I; lSla,ft-l.
HugbUt, H., jr., 1 61— 19.
BuntlngtoD, Q. M., S44-
Biintaman. L. F., S86-<.
Hupp, C.J., 443-11.
Hun), A A, 24-31.
Hlird. O. A.. BlO-10.
Biird,J.. 646-1.
Ilnrd, K P., 59T-».
Hnrlburi.W. H 621— M.
HQftM. It \
Hut Lin. Un;
Honon. p. I
rmpev, B., Sr., 736— tg.
lngalla,a. F., aa4-lu.
InnlLi, H. k, 164-1 :
iDgVe. F.I 469— S.
IngerwJl. A.M., 160— «G.
Ingham, W. A . aS4— 1.
I.iKl«, h. M., 37-t*.
Ingll), J. 8., 89-14.
IiigJIa. Thoe.. 463J-Sr.
iDgrani, P., 416A— S.
Ingram, R. H., 661—8.
iDBun, A. L . ■ 30—4.
Inman, W. H . e40ft-l.
In»l., t-,. 848-8.
lootan, Jamaa. 688—11.
Irbk. Ned., ail— >.
IrODmoDgar, P. M., e4iS—
Irvlii, RlcUird. Jr., 3tS—
S.
Irrlne, H. R, 773-6,
Irvine, Jnmea, 58-7.
lr>ing, F. W., 240—1
son. Cbui.i 3
.687- I
84 -»7.
i..589ir
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SI. I
HiitcbtaoD, 5. A.. 79:-
B)>d*, K. It., «Q«-\\.
161— 7B.
lrwfn.J I, fe97-»,t..
Irwin. J. P, 5175-T. ,
IrwiD, P. n.. 87-Ht. ':
Irwin. 8 , 4fl3a-W. ,;
Irwin, W., 37-W; aSJ
a. Ren rjF 8. A Co., 166
Jack, A. A., 393—10.
Jackaop. A. A . S34-e.
JiKkaOD. K. G., 7A2~1.
5o, W. K., 758-1.
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364 POOB-S DIBECTOET OP BT. OPPIC1AL8— LIST OF BAILWaT OPFICIALB.
Jaooht.J., 339-£B.
jicuU, J. c , »3B— as
Jaeubc, F. U.. IS 1-7
JtOnj R. Q.. 693-37.
-,IOta-l<. J(ijc*W.H.,S87-iai.
JohBdHi, J. U , 2U9— i:
JadaD. U. R.. lX*0-~*.
Jadd, tihrnaucr f . 68—4.
Jndd, B. T.^«8-«.
^leo. P.. 4a.1fr-S,
ilion, W. H., 103— IG
■Hy. Wra., 814-11.
iDip. JcHiD. 6B3— T.
;mi>, J B., 339—48.
^ci«ii.H.j.,aai-<.
Slidlll.A, C. fi«4_T.
■mlMiD. J,. 4630—1].
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uw, rruK, 58 8-60.
■u>af>i,J. n^ J>KU-3 .
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■nowlu, D. W., S50-
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I KuDpinao. Joarpa, 20A
Jolin«.i, T., 141 -a;
«uB, W. U. 448-13.
wii,W. M.,45So-e.
Bon. W, P., 3T8— 9
.on.W. P., 628-6.
mn, W. P., 395-.W,
luik. Waiter, 617—11 ;
SlTfl— IB: 814-10.
KiurmsD. S„ fllO-S
Kaynniigh. J.. 41Sa-S.
Keal.D.A.. 416a-ll.
K«WMT. M., 68a-tl.
JlTIH, H.
Joliini, W.
Jeltnj, S.
M»-6.
Jdnr. W.
S., 151«-<B.
J.. 339— AB.
T., 14S-B;
KflDdrick.O W.,4S»-8.
Kendrlck. J. R., 683— S.
Kenlioi>,C.U.,4ai— 11.
KenlT. J. R., 36— U.
Ksnntn. T. W , 463if— 7.
; Kconed;. David. T89— 3.
KrniKidy. Jem B., T46
KaiiT^y. J. 8., ISO— 1;
6»a-i.
KBDDMlr.S D,S87'-16R.
Kennedy. T. B., 3aS-I ;
478-1.
EeaiWT. H. F.. &8&&— I :
Ji89c-ll.
KeoDST. W.J C, 88— T.
Kant. Kllfha, S9-I.
Kant,W. W., TSl-i
Kcnjon, W. J. C.140—
^ W.. 898— a. a4fr-4.
Jnikli».L. H., 4T6-
Jmlilli*, T. L.. «l8c .. .
Jinklu. W. P . 393— IB. ■
Jmki, C, H.. OSi-W.
Jenki.K.r. 601-5. ;
Jtakf, K. E., 561-10: •
6&»-T.
Jmnejr, L. It . 1930—4. ■
.[»i«iti.(!i.P. B„6T-S.
J»ociuil», tl. H.. 889-SI. .
JeDDingi-.W. U.. 81S-4S, .
JcBBloci,W.II..I98-U. .
joiitii. J. v.. seSff-L.
Jollj. J. 9-. a83-lfl.
. JOD<A,A.. 41X-tL
. Joun.vL Gordon. 87— B.
Jonen, A. W., 60—1.
Jone., VW., aai-SS.
; Juna. ChM., 310-lfl.
'- K, C. B., 246-T,
■ . C. R.,141-W.
JmU, O. F., i
Jf^rnlD^hun. J
JonnlK-A., ll6-».
- feoM, K. W., sot— S.
Jone«, P. a.. 846-T,
_ ... . .-d, 280-4.
rn.('ha».H.. 393-10.
en. R.D., S8T-I1S.
31(8-8.
Keep. Albot, 111- 1 ;
ISla,A-S.
Kmp. W.B,1C1-Sr.
K«iwn. W. X ,889— M.
K«rBr, P., a8X-».
Kel], J.Q.. 138- *7.
Keim. C. W., »«!-*-
Kalm, a. d« &, 608-1,
_ . , : F.431-&
SerPM. R. (... UTt—l:
678-11.
S<ni. J, M.,493— e.
KetT. A. B., S-17.
K«rr. H.H,, 111-5; 101
Kvr,J.B..S26-IO.
KclT. 1. P.. 58ft«— «:
689c-g.
>. J. D. 130- IS.
J«nli,b. F.. 718-8-
JoPBp. Z. C. 661—4.
JaMop, W. H., 478-B.
Jeintt,A.B.,398— 1.
Jc«elt.F.Q.. 181- 1.
JnRlt,aP.,413— a.
Jawelt, W. C., 040u— T :
Johan'n. Jacob. 111—11.
Jotanr, C. T., 80I-T.
.I<Ai>^L. W., 830— 7.
Jobuoii, A. H.. 19-1.
.TohDWn. A. H.. 31—41.
LM, UC, 108*— 4.
Ida, Morgati. 281-1.
iw,Nonnan. 3T0-1:
IB.. It. D„ 188-8.
IM, K. C, ISO— TS.
KollM. Jno.. 311-1.
Kclkr.L.L. 11l-«.
Ksllc}. II.. HOB-It.
KIdd.J. I.. 1N1-S.
Kiad. W. H..640-«).
KWdar.J F.. 498-1.
Elley.J., 89—31.
Kilcj.H.R. 287-10.
KilkBiry. J lied-*.
Jokwon, A. S.,
-iS. Jonea, T.,
jotm<oii,c o.3io-». I aqr-B.
W. B., 177— S. I
W. H.. 16-*. 1
"" " 38«— 51 I
W., S11-B.
W.. 443-44.
gu H., 840
B.W. M. ISO— 5«.
SrllaDS. Wm. A., 411
ii.c. I., 6os,soa
Jonai. Z.isioA-ia
R. w., aaa-w, Kimuii, p. -i
»., 50S-8. ,
*., ie3-4a. .
U., 4TS-B:
Jo;. CbarlFi. 18S->.
Jot. C. S., 86S-B.
Jojca, C. B., <86-«.
Kalty.i.. 551 ..
Ki'llr. H. C, 42S-I1.
Kallf.J R..SSA.I;— 4.
Kollj.J. J..438-J1.
Kelly..! M., 3S0— 4.
Kellv. M., 463-11.
K-1I». M.I)., «»1-*0.
KcllT. P. J.. 168-14,
Kally.Wm. 856-9.
Kelly. W.N., 631-4.
Kelwy, C, 138— IS.
KeIwr,P.<}.,fi61-l.
_ . 146—1.
KImhall. OH.. 818- IT.
KifDhill, Ouo. L.. »SS— L
Kimball. Q«n. W., 146—
10
Kimball. J. F..471-a.
Klmliall.J. M.,S88-4e.
Kimball, M. P.. CSS— L
Klmhall. N. 8., 4ftfr-lL
KlmbaU, OtI*. 41 1-*, M.
POOB'B DIRBCTORT OF RY. OFFICIAL&~UST UF RAILWAY OFFICIALa
Klmbi]], S. F., 46S-«.
KhBlwIl, T. L . 7»3-«.
KlmtwrlT. M.C.,SSO— 1&
Dl«lit,J.T..S&8-l.
ElDdleT. 8. K. 854 1.
Xln|E.A.. t6la.iV-M.
Klnx.a 0, I»l-».
Kine, C. 1 jO-as.
Xlu.O. L..80I-!.
Kin?. CO., 458— *.
KlBg.F, f..a3T -H.
King, a. A.4B9— 1.
KimcOflo.. isif-w
Kins. Oeo K. 443-K.
Xteg. n.H,200-IS
Ktnti, JiiDH, T25-a.
King. John, 846-U;
KIni.J. v., 463— 15.
King, J. W.. 848— *.
KiDg. L. n., SIB— IS.
KnlRhl,
Knlgbt.
KclKhl.
Knight
Knlgbt,
Knlgbt.
Knliken
144~t.
King, W.,ia-6.
King. W.Y, 413-8.
K1iig,W. H., I77-0.
King, W. R. «75— S,
RlD«. W. W., 141-«5.
K'licmmn. Lewli, 24— ».
KlnxihBFjr, C, K^ 8 1 1 — 9,
Klngabarr, F. fl, 137-
Klnnbarj. P, H., 687-
Ktninl«T. C. L.. 2B-S.
Ktngilej.T. U., 4ied—
Klngwlll, J. H , I 46— S.
Kliuulid, R. P.. 388:
Klonwi, C. B.. SSO— n.
KlnneT,A.C,130-:i.
Klmnv.J.. lAO-W.
KinHT,J.I.,404a-lI.
KlnttoT. Kdwud W.. 83
-1; 383 1
KInzel. a«u. J. 813 -4.
KiniBT. o. B., se8-ig.
Klrbi.JoXn, SS-I-H.
Kirhj. T. B.. a»s-eo.
K1rk,G. W., 243-9.
Klrk.J. L_,37a-10.
Kffk.W.P. SH5-5
Klriunan. M. U. 121-
Bv, 357-10.
». H., 838 -4.
8. B.. 810'1B.
8. U.. lS8-a.
W. «., 8«8-a.
W. B..8IX— «3.
n, W. B., 16I~
J. a.'4l6-S.
nd. P.. 7B«-3n.
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KdowJu, MuloB, 618- ;
, P. W., 313-1.
.0*0. k.. 491— 7.
, W. K., fi40-M.
.W, E.. 7«4-B.
B.T.. 89fi-eT.
Koclwnporgcr, B.,SSG—
1U.
chiCT. R.. sas-i.
„jfmar, O A..34l-<.
Kohl. J.. 603 -n.
Kolbabu, J^ 4036-'«.
KolRth. H.J.. flT-a.
Koon-. M. A., 130-19.
.TB. lao-u.
I, Geo. W., 493-
Unpber, C. W,, 62ft-8.
LimpocLO.W.. 176—3.
LarDplngh, <{., 337-41.
IjindcT.J. 8.. 4836-24.
n»te>,J.C., 308-1
K«kB. n. G., 34o~ll.
KIttrldic, W. E., 150-
Klrpper.J F.. 510— 43.
Kline, A. M.S88A-S.
Kilns. T.D.. 118-9.
KHne. Wm., 395-80.
Kline, W. K . 83~B.
Kloba. A., ISXc-ll.
Klump, J.,49/-10.
Knipp, c, n, Isi-w.
Knipp, J.N, I S I — RT.
Knspp.M.M., 80-18
Kn»4,n. W A., 422-14.
Kn«ctuid,L«., 151— W.
XdcIm, F. A.. 687-'».
Knlght,F. W., 421-SO,
Knlgfat, June*, a8?,A— T,
* . 387— ti-
ll . 106-at.
(Uto, Jr.. 4B6-K.
Knbi.'C. F.. ^16
734—10.
Snger. Chrir.
-■— ..J.J.,8,
LtholTcr, E.
Krtw J J., 857-*l.
rnLtKhnltt. J., 734C-
»; G-a-i-.b-a-.f-i-.d I
-5;<-T:/-T. 1
ohri. H., 047-4-
LanK. Juho. Slfl-l;
276.— a.
LkDgv, D. O., 830—1.
luGE.Juhn, 812— £3.
Uiigdon, A. U, 333-a.
UnKdon. I'. P.. 102-1.
Ltogdon. Jwnes B.. 1 S3a
iO-J.
., 540-
LinglcT B. n,. >s*-ei.
Longiui*. J. s.. 44g-ae.
L.nSng. O. L„734-H.
Luning, C- A., 103-4.
Lamer, .rohn. 60U— S.
Upe. Orel. T., 280-4
Uniu^ J C. 19e_a.
Lvnsrd. J. A., 283—11.
Lirctur. Ed. rt . 205-4.
Linnoar. Rahl.. 3VU~31.
, L«Plne,R. D. 310— 1.
Larwn, Hinr. 6-S.
I^ntun. J. C. 37-M.
Lirnird, It. F .494-1.
1*17. Vul., fiOO-l
Linifd, J.H..S'^1— eS.
:k«T, O. C, 332-11 ;
_2S-W.
LuckUnd.R C, 813-1.
LukUud, E. C. 004-8.
LMcj.Jtm.. 640-11.
Laird. A. G., 3e»-G.
Lamb, W. B., 645-&8.
LatU, John R., 2fl0. A-*.
UtU. W. J., G87-3S:
589*-B.
LalilE, J. W.. 404-11.
Ijauder, J. N.. 563—111
L.vcn,JnD.O., 448-41.
LaToli.Cbu..71-«.
l,«w,A..S58-10.
Liw. A.3., 650-19.
Uw. CD., 568-27.
lAwag. T A, 4Ba-S.
La<rler.C.lf..l«l<i,&-T.
LiWrtnw, B, B.. 631-2.
Lwrance. V..K., 581-88.
LaHreoce, K C, 692-:».
Lawwn. W. B.. 140-11.
LawTsr. J. A.: 000-4.
Lard, J. H . 793(J— 13.
Lajrel, Gen., 468—4.
Lajnun.W. W„ 380-7.
LayoE. J. D.. 40e-l i
5170-S: 814-3.
Laaarua. J. 8.343-3.
I l^«cb,a.U,Jr,.2rO-l!l.
Lencb, B. N .. 90-6.
Lcub, H. B.. IS3c-lt.
Leach, 8., 330-4.
lAtliT,U.,l*la~4t. I
LamliH,J.,3ai-S. J
LcaH.^. A,T8-1. I
LEafuwonh, y. t,, 4SO
Lrviia,C.W.. 585-1.
Lcavitt, J. F . fiOO-&.
Leavlit.T. F.. 534— M. •
avill, T
I..S1B-4.
Ledfori, W. T, «45-».
L^lle,0 W.. 280-8.
Lcdyard. H. B.. 443-1.
Lee, D.. 37-a<i,
Ln.I. 580— TO. .
lm. J. P., ioa-s& 4
Lee. J. M..018ft-3;e-J
4,
Lee, It. B., 351—4. i
Lf^T.,«S7-«. !
UW.W.F.. 153-49.
Le«da,B. W.,8S3~II. •
l«di, J«. 24-in- •t4f
-IB.
Lerdr, Kobet). 360—8.
LMnHD. W, 600— 14.
Lecle. J. H., 318-1.
LMIe. W. A.. 081— V.
Leflwilch. C. 8., 4BA-t.
Le Grand. H. f., 474— H<
Ubmen. A. t:., 303-^;
I40-B.
LchniM. C. A.. ISI-IVl
Lehman. J. 3 60— H.
l*lb. J.. 823o— 3.
Lelb, J. S., 58D11-4, ni
sBOf^-*- ;
Lellh, J. U., OTO-ZT. I
Leltoeker. A.N., 83-3. *
Leluid. C. P.. 395—14. ;
Leland, E. R, 86t— .'<{
044-0.
Lemar, Victor, 7t4a--41
Leobaum.Q,. 723-0.
LennoD.J., 080— 4. <
Leniell. C B.. OA— ». 1
Lenli, J. 8, 404»-a|
404^-10.
Leonard. C.M.,163— 41.
Eoonard, E. R, 975-«l
781-1-
Lconard J.V., lOS-ni
Leonard. M. B., 61 0-IB.
liFonard. N. A.. aO«-l. I
Leown. A , lOSo-lS. ;
Lewallelt. J.. 6BOo-tl. >
USear^m.. 590— T. 1
Le>t>^r, W. M., 6I7A^.;
Uliber, J. D.. 6G8-T.
LrnMben. K., 49<— 40. ,
Leran. J. P.. 58T— 41.
Uiejr.CM. 141ft, e-t.
Levluge. Cbaa.. 1 30-H.
i.™.r.., O H.. 389-1
B T., 154-4.
-, G.L. 37«-M.
-.Geo, W.. 38T-M
!, H, A..838-7,
■. Jao. 80B-5.
LrwlB.T T„ 185-1. ■
Leirle, W-H, 744-IL
LewU. W, H-, 338-n.
Lewla.W.n. 918—11. 1
L>i«l«,W. H.. 41T-a t
Lewla. W. t, 274-2:
274a-a
L'nnmmedleD, It n.,444
L'lliiil'iFr, O. D., 349—4,'
Licko. A. F., S4I-B. |
LlKMlL B, B.i «.^'*.-<'v
358 POOB'8 DIRECTORY OF RT. OFFICIAIi— LIST OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
Linio,'T.fc.,8»-S;68l
, Umwln, V. D, 693— IS.
il.lnfoln, W.Sy 8ia— W.
LIndburK. J. J.K., 73417
jLonelej. A. tt., Jr. S30 1
LoagidJ. A. S., S7I— 1.
LonxwclJ. U. W., 584—1.
Longjsar, W. a., TB-a,
LonneT, J.. 138—13
Look.li.A, SB8-4I.
Lwmilo. B. H.. 3S3-8.
■,»miH. Fnnk, SIT— 11.
■ <lli>T.J>«.6it3''
.. X21-
Loomlt.J. C 410— M.
Lnomli. J. B.. 603—18.
UwidU. Huon, SOB— 3.
■jas
Jobn. 8S6-4.
X., 870ir-T.
P. 348~ta.
C, «Sfi-t.
F. L.793-M.
W. W., isa— I;
,-»: 348-0 ;
l,lnliig«r.W,. 587-41.
LincutI, J. A., 431-1
M.
iJukT.HanlB, 133—3.
-iinl«r, U. C. »o-i
lOf-1.
UnBlfj, B. A , 7926-lS.
UDfler. O L.,0O~4.
LlBiley.Ju,H..14l->B.
Mnaler. W.B.,IS1-W.
Unttalcam, D, II— S
Uutlilcuiii. H. IL, 5SBa-
Mpponcotl. K. W., 831 —
UMJlncotl. T. 17.. ISO-
l,lrtiinr«, Qeo, W., 1 66—
e.
UiWr, 676-3).
I^Bter, Robert, 463a-lB.
LlitlcO. W.,534-S.
Uttli),H.B..533-I.
UEIIf.J. C, 490-t.
LiUle. Tbo*., 648-«t.
LItlleBcId, 8., 660— ».
Lttllrlohn, DoWlU C. 81
LIU,W
Lord,Chu.B.. 68-<-
Lord, ihm^ V., 40-1.
Lord, F. H.. 569-61.
lj.«r. Tli«,. 393-!;.
Loll, v., 606-1.
i.flocln. A.. 4636-18.
Liiud. J. W.. 308-81.
Love, A J, 170-1.
Lo.rjoji6S6-a,
Loieirc. Q, 150— »*.
Lovell. D. H.,S87— 1*3.
_ J. E.. 801-5.
Lyon, Jm,. 793«-1S.
Ljfon, J. B., 350-1.
LroD.J.H.4«3-U.
Ljon, J. W., 587-101.
L>OD. T.R.. 391-1,
Ljon.T.T. A.. 487-1.
LjDDi, B., ISO-K).
t.*Diii, B, D., 438-tl.
Lyom.H. H.. I88-W.
Lroni, J.S70a-B.
Lion', M., 370n— 7.
Lfom, W. B , 463ft-T.
HicArthnr. D. 424-
■. v.. 1 50-l>^.
D.. SS7-SS
-M. J. 463*/-
S81a-1.
Mid, A P., Jr. 132-3
L.U..S89i-B.
Manlf. Bull, 38-4.
M>nn, A.B,,ZI3~'?.
M.nn, AlrX. V.. 486-1.
Stnnn. E. K„ 67,-H.
Mum. J. G., 339-i3.
Uudonoii^, A. R. S21 \
-A; 5316-3; S3Ic—
d:j.'b.,S31-
., 531-
. U.,34»
P., 303*:
Lloyd. Oardli
S03a-a.
LIayd,H. A.,813-1T.
Lloyd U. H„ 151— MI.
Uoyd,J. Y., 309-38.
Uoyd.L. W.,429-». .
I^kard, W. F., S»9h-i.
Locke,E. Q. I38-4S.
Lorks, Uonii It., 61f
Loiklf, G. J., S4-BT,
Lot k-ood, C. B., 1 62-e:
S38-N; 348-14;
848a~14.
T.ockKDOd. C, L.. S88a-
Lnckirood. F. St. John,
3S3a-l.
LockHood, J. E.. 310— 4;
871-W.
Lndge. L. K.. 5S9ft-18.
Lofi.i«. A. W,. IGO-W.
IxirtiM.P.l] . I51-n.
Login. H C. 463-15
f71-8S.
r.o»n, June! A.,691-
l.n,ron r * .551-4
.. 307-
Love
Love
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LoTsrldcs. Henry, 303 :
30Sa-l
iBVenot. N. P.. Jr., 305
Lo>ett, pRlrkk, 4e3if-
41.
Lovetle. J.F..I19<-S.
Law, C. AdoJptae. 510—
Low'.CF., 171-1; 106
Imw.'t. H,. 885— >.
Law. KtnrjF R,. 638-1.
Lu»,il.T..489-S.
ell, W. a., 540
llKk,Jobn,39I-«.
MKkiT, A , 443-8.
M»ckuT. I-.S., 453-4.
HacbalK, Jk., S11a-«t.
Mkckenile,J..51S-ia.
MackBy. C, W , S39-S.
Mckey, D. J.. 374-1;
214*—!.
MKkey, Geo. W, 43-a.
MMkte.J. ^..379— «.
Uncklnnon, O. S.. 736—
IS.
Uuklonon, T. A., 136-
S.
Muklln. ,T. O.. 309-3t.
Lnner, Geo., 688-33.
Lowry, ThoB.. 4S4— '
Mann, Wm.. I08-B.
Hanning, A. H . 4»0-«.
MlQDlne, C. T.81— 11.
HinnliiK, D., ISI-n.
ManntDtt. B. W., 24^—4.
Mannlnif, W. T..31-Ba.
HiUEBelil, M. W., 588-
M»n'.lll,H., 410-1.
Mai,ycl, A.. 693-B;a-
3.
IIaniima,C.R.. 333-10.
MniKrllle, R., aS3-«.
Maihanwn, J,. 150-89.
Marble, Q.U, 1 69-)
Marhle, J. ». c;.. 169-1.
Uaicy, H 8,, 293-14.
Mard™, J. W.^SlB-lB.
Hirenii, K. V , 303;
3a2a-S.
-Mnrlner, E,. 4 5 On -4.
Mirk, N . 49<-,'M. 43.
Mwkham, C, 101--SO,
MarklmiD. M. C, aSO-t.
■J I:, idi -i.
> 1 22— 1.
., 666-lt.
n>, W. R., 398-13. Maiileni
■e.B. C, 395'
H., 645 -t
685-9.
I. A., 98-11.
__ ..B. Ji«..134a-«l. :
LudcBlB, Hush, 301-«.
maW.M.B. 734-33,
Ludwlg. W. D., 38S-T.
Lnigo, O. W„ 49S— IS.
[.iil(BnMJ1,R,B.,383-13,
Luin.D. W.. aS7-1B.
Lnm, M. L.. 880 — 5:
4160-1
M«rc. Guo. J., 50-4 ;
276-1; 376"— 1;
i7Bb—i: 276e-l.
3(iEHi,n. L„8I3-19.
Matdff. M.. 1220—13.
H(Klalhlln.U-,3IB-4,
^anlenn, Jai..,7086-B.
laBiilre.H. W., g.'iO-IB.
LiGan.W. A., 428-11.
k'. II.. 413-48.
£fr
410—'
17 5-;
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y. D.L,. S60-M
r.T., 416ft-(),
y. T. T., 491— n.
€46<
tJBee, 'n . n ., D,
«nax.O, 463i
Iaouuc, E. L , 14i— I
LOQK,J.B.,463<f-«
Loni.Jas,, 417-11).
Lng.Jaa.. 817-3.
> toDg, R a, 4e8a-2<
Wuv, W.E. 610--S.
Lata.R. B,. 416e— T.
l.ydon. C. 387— 30, 30,
l.yfom.O.a.. 143-1
Manhail. Jamea, 139—
11.
. Harthall.J.Q. 199-1.
NarTliBll,Jahn, 37— 43.
Maivhall, J N,, 518-n.
Uar'hall. H. H., Ill-
Hi: 14la-«8.
HruaWl, R. E., SaOt-
POOR'S DIRBCrOBT OF BY. OPFICIAl^— LIST OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
D. J. D., 1&3— »): 1
Uullii, C. L., ««0— 10.
Minlii, D. »., 49o-a.
Muiin, E., 684-4.
Muilu.E. J., 339 -ES.
Uinln, K. J.. 73-I2-4.
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lUnlD. U. M. 143->J.
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li.jer,J A.. 092-SH.
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KcClKiy.J. U,830-a.
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UcBiitiBor, b., B34— 14,
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McGmrvsT, J.87— 10.
KcDiw, Alex.. 377-^.
McQee. Juaci. 335, 336
UeQei, M. B.. 428-S.
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McOehM, J. B, 827-1.
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Mcanm. H., 463-39.
HcOnysl, J.. 244— 1<L
HcOieoy, D., 837—7.
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Ucarepor, Alai., 658-4
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Mclniyn, H., 244— II
Hclntirre. W. O , 206-4.
Hclver,B.T.,691— U
Hcliar, J. 11..26A, c-a.
Mclvcr, B. 8 , 82— 8.
HeUatiu, J. D., 5885-
NcKiy, J. T. R., 305— 9.
McKmy, T. D., 141-881
■ 41a— tS: I41«-ia.
McKee. R B., 65—8.
HcKm.W. B., 618C-11.
" i J., 115-4.
W. B., S5-I;
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UcBeani, W. B., 339-
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B.
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HcUillaii. J. H..339— U.
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UoNiuiKhL,J..SdD-ffi.
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UcNdll. K., 3S3-«.
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JIcNdIW, J..S10— 1.
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.n.. 103-8.
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UcVnn. J.J..S4H-10.
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H'lViii'. Ji». 11 .64S-fiT.
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MellJ. L, K., 77«-1.
Melendy, P. H., ISI-SB.
Uellui, (liu e.. 67— 1.
HellCD, W. S.. 8GO-ie.
Mellrm.A. W.. 40G-S.
Hailon. Tboi., 40t— 1.
Mellon. TbM A.. 40A-S.
)idn>M,R, 176-14.
Uendenban, CliM., S7—
Ttt: 177- n.
KsBdMiluJI, J. D.. 151 —
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ML-rcer, Hmtt, 150-86.
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M«redi(li.J. P., 468-
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Mrrrlun.A.. 817-I-
Horriun. A L.273— R.
llwriui,Chu.. 161-S;
848-if: 3700-*;*-
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Mcrrili, Kobcn. 844-13.
Mwrlll.B L. 880-3.
Merrill. W. ]!'.. 141(-S:
Heriili; W H.. 383-1.
Mwrloo.John,'a7-BT.
U«Tili,C. H. 333ci->l.
Merrill, T. B.. 386-4.
Merrltt, WiD..Jr., OR-ll.
Merry. J F..33».»
Merry, ntiph. 818-1
MertTileH, J. K., 557—
Uerijwtathti.a., 160—
MenVn, Q. W.. 5BT-
MerWhelmer, r.. 7»8(f—
M(^k.F.B., 153-30.
- ■ - D., 171-1;
S88-(, Bl
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855-1: S
6886-*
Hrtuir, 0., 193—3.
illln Tr»t CO.,
Mett. Adira. 93— «.
lleyi^ti. P. B.. 618*-10.
Mfjan, R. H,. S87-:S.
MIchMl. J. 8,867- S9
MIchvKII ^..I50-S8
W.,84a-
Middlaioa.n. 410-M.
MlddleLon.R.H, 381—4
Mlddlcton. W. a., 899-
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filllnL-r, C. A., 489-8;
4Bt>a-«; 489»-5.
(Iller. C. 48-1.
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Ht», B., 339-lS.
Moe, Wm.. 736-11.
HoSalt, C 693— a.
Ml11.^r, at.. *., l*li-
»; 14I/-1D,
Miller, B. I . G 88-33.
Millet, Jsmee. 384-Sfl.
MIlUv.J. A.. 4630-10.
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MlllBr. J. a. 77I-».
Miller, John J. 42-4.
Hlller,J. r.. 588-3n,
Miller. Job a.. 406—311.
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MI\lei.J.L..Jr . 4S&-30.
M1H«, J. M,,6«— 4.
Miller, J. W.. 837-38.
Miller. J. W., 530— <.
Miller, K. D., 698-1^
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443-S.
Miller.B.n., 143— B.
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Moneii, 1^. T.."lSl— S7
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Muulul, i.. 688^10.
Monjo. U. M., 778-B.
In-, 8. T, 835-
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Miller. Win.. 73— !
MKla.C.W.. 87-11.
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Hllla. D. O, Stl-t
Milli. SAgtr, 871-
Ntlta. 1 ^.. 5S9A-n.
Hilli, Hlo[t.4D3->0.
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in., \(rni.. 884-7.
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In«, R. a., 416-10;
W., G88a-ia
maoay, n.. 103— 11.
MoodT, R. a. 108a-B.
Moody, Samuel. 688-74.
- Moody. W. A.,e4a-M,7■
HooD. Qeo. IJ.,681-1.
Mooaey. J, 688-40.
1 Uooney, Jaiaei, 734t7-a
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Kooney, M. (\, 289—7
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Hoore, A. J.. 138-47.
Moore, A. W„ 487—1.
Moore, S. M.. 660—8.
Moon,K W.S, 831-1
Haore. Fred. T.. 4S«— 4.
Moore, flgo , 660-11.
Moore, 0,B.. 84-37.
Moon, Geo, W., 486—3.
Moore, Geo. W.. 667-4.
Moore'. 11,' B., 309-40.
Moore, HC. 619— 10.
Moore. Jno. W.. 580— I.
Moore, ,1.1.., T-ll-6.
Moore, J. K, l.llr-ir.
Moorels l','sj«-SO.
Moore. Slepbvn. 486—3.
Moon,T. M.. 307-S.
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793-11; 7i3j-4,
Mlonick, J P., 49A— U.
Minor. W.T.. 736-4.
MinthDil, E.. 686— 1-.
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Mlnlun W. D. 86711-10.
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Mlrluk. H. D, 583-8.
MlHlmer.M.M. 138-4.
Mlich.'ll, Alex.. IGO-^I.
Mltcbell. A.Jr., 150-07.
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bOBM. L. P., 330—
'., 098
«id.D.V
Mlichell.B P., 516-41.
Mliclipll.C. F.. IfiO-W.
Hiuadl, Jomog, 7 1 0-3.
:., I av-ri. Morey, D B., 339— tT.
4049— 10; Morey, Sdolii. 67-1.
Many. J. Q . S39-C3.
Morford, J. B. 44B-m
Morsan, rtiM., 7 1 6—11.
Mocau, J. S., 760-18.
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Morler. W. K., 138— IS.
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UarrUI. O. 8 , 663-11
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Horrlll. 1.. ezs— 5.
HarrlJI.J. B.. 15S— 40.
Moirlll. N. W.. 2483-1.
Korrili.W.C. 820-8.
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Mupphy, H. K., a6if.*-ia I
Murphy, D. J . 831-4.
Matphy.Rd.. 518—^.
Huri.br. E C , 337— «.
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Marpbj. Ota.. 498—6.
Mnrpby'. J. ().."»54-B,
Marphr. J. K., S69A-8
Morphj. J.T..734fl-6.
Murphj.J. W. SIB-SS.
Murphy, Jiia.. 4 1 Ga—t.
Murphy, M.437-M.
Murphy. P. A., 9»-SI.
Murphy, P. H., 675-11;
P., 450-M.
torni. 431— IB.
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N-icomb, O. B.. a6it--ll.
NBxcumb, T. 6 . 371~>.
Nswcomb, W. H , 463fr
SonhnpJ«H.,13S-l.
Northnin. L, II , 89— T.
Norton. B. C. 848-11;
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Jfocmw.A.N.. 143— ;!7.
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Murrmy. O, Q.. 463-1
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141A-I4.
Morton, a. A.. 65- >.
Morton, Ptnl. 141—11
Morton. W. 11., 463-40;
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(ii4-e.
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Myen, Geo., 356-4.
Myen,Uwr«nu. 644-1.
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488-10.
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N<vilftnd,W. II., 666-10.
NewUn. W. v., 28T-«.
Nei.m«P, A„ 188-S.
Newm»n,C.B, 87-11.
Ncwuinu. H., 475-7.
N-emniD, W. U., 463-4;
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Moilcr. A. M.. 40<J-g.
Mnckley. J"hn. 792>-&
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MnlliBer. O. J., 640-18.
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Mnllig»n.J..20e-3.
Hnlllnn, W. T,. 347-8.
Hnllileri, J. B., lOl-S;
248— t: 24Sa-I.
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7; 588-11.
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Naah.W.. 570-8.
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la.
N«ylnr. G. F,. 614— 17.
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run, A. B.. 370— la
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n, J. C. 320— 8.
n. M., 339-11.
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Nicbuli, A. M., 146-7.
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Nelnon, B. D.. 687—1*8:
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Nyo. K. f(.. 463e-St.
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Nyo, R. L., 436—4.
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I Os[aiui,E.F., 311-1.
Oilmui, 8. K.. 861-1.
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OUunuell, D, J., 790-1.
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Nlcholg, J. H.. 143— W. >
'I.P. O., 734C-J4. ' ■
i, W. J., 40ft— 17.
■on, O. B , 04O-4.
ion. O. T., 34—11.
Bn, M, 646f-T.
Nlcholwm, W., 376—7.
NicKmon. H. H., 24— ».
Nlckerron, L B., 496—0.
Nlck«r»n W., 47I-S.
NiKhlincsli. J. K.. 83—7.
Nlmmo, U, A.. 185— «.
NlmLF. A., 161-4.
Nlmion.C. a., %&«-«.
' OndAD, t. n., 103-11.
.Ofden.F. B.. 597-S.
; OOtidy, John, 37I-).
■ O-Keere, Ueo. A., 148-
; Olcc^ H. P.. 34-H.
OllffeC.W., 4130-1.
i>tln, D. A., 150— H.
01tYBr,J. 8., 61811-B.
Oliver, J.H., 161— 7B.
Oliver. R., 96—7.
OlmBIMd. 7. L., 7»»#-*.
Olm^Crd, H,M., l*V-t,
311-a.
- H.. 85a-t.
3C0 POOB-B DIBBCT0R7 OF RT. OFFICIALS— U8T OF RAILWAT OFFICIALS.
OlTpittBt, 7. H., SS»-a.
O^all, J.. SOT-t.
VSM. p., 89-8t.
O'Stlll. G.. lOXA-S.
Oretnnl,J.H.. 233-40.
Orrhud, T.. saz-SD.
Ord-Jowph P.. ti»—t;
OTupa, ThDiDM. 1 03a
CRsIIIt, J. A.. 417— H.
Onm.J.. 4896—10.
Otiiuid, V. P., 40(-SI.
O-RoBi^ii. A, A,. 4 Bo-
ld.
O'Riintke. P.8.,588o-B,
Orr. U. C, 141b. c— IB.
Orr, J»»>P.,S88-M.
Otr. Wm.. SIO-IM.
Onnun.J. H.,610-t.
Ortt™, John. SlT-«,
Otwlfl, A. W.. S8T-M.
OaOum, A.. 23T-M.
0-bon,CB., 4iait-I4.
Ofbom, ': M,1SQ-S.
OsNirn, R. F.. 168— «.
Orbnni. J. M.8I0— 13.
<Mara.T.W, 336-1.
Osborne, J. O.. A40-M.
tHtmBt,M. W., 34-17,
•I; 34/-M.
-11B.TT M, S^" ""
Bs. w. R..8:
■Nvd,J O., TSi.-..
"Vood. 8. H, 340-30:
OalrrfaoBl. U. I, . T 1 B— 9.
Otlnodtr, A. B., 3B-ia.
OMnndsT, J, A , S3-7.
OiU, HKTfonl, 683-1.
OwtkC. D,618c-1t.
Omni, J. H.,66»~«.
F|ukud,S ,7T4-8.
PMIdock, A. B.. 19-7.
Ptddock.H L. 451 —
Pwe.Bd«d.. 381-1.
Fua, W. H.. 14S— 8.
F«Ek,0. B. iOfl-lfl
P»lEa,a K, «1«-U
PihUor, il . 634-S
34a-f
'fCo., 419-19.
PkpT.r.B., 383-8.
PinlH, Aria. Jr., 368—1
Patdn. D. W., B»fi-G;
S 1 T6-».
P«rdW, W, K., fil8— »t
Pvk. W. Ef., 186— r.
Parka. R. A., £87- IW
S89C-4.
Parker, D.T.. IS— «.
Pwker.B. D.. 4BS-W.
PuTker, Q. W.. e7C-l.
Pirker. B. A„ ISS-W.
Pirker, J. V., a7U-<.
Pukcr. M.C.fiOS-S.
Parker, N., 303— S.
Pirkw, 8. O , 640-lh.
Parker. 8. 8^41 6d-l
Pirkm. W, H.. 46~ " "
Park man. "
286a-1
^a^khD^<^
' Paarea, Q«. B . 6T8— 4.
P«arc«. W A. 845— U.
Paarcs, Waldo A., 36-
386
Parkg.J 793d-l.
ParmM, Clia*. T., 98-1 ;
eeo-1.
Panau,ldwld. e41->.
Pailllo. it. a.. 760-G.
Palrtmbe, A.. 380— T.
Patrick. Ohi., 4160-8.
PatUM, P. H.. 9R->.
- „793t~4.
PaltfTion, K 0., 78a-M
Paltcriap, B. L., 49A-8].
PattirMii. H.. 233-M.
PHtlenmn. J., 103a— IE.
t. Jowph D.. 808—
PattlKin. J. H , 438-y
Palton, Cli " " " '
Patioo, S.
Paitoii. J. V.'sYd-'i.
Patton. J. v., 57-48.
IlItOD, W. A., S87~14;
Pani, .1 w! T»3*-ll.
Panlion.John, 14-8.
P>Hon, lealah, S8T— II.
PaiBon. L. B , 603-U.
Paint Q. W., 687—08;
6461-8
Payiie..r. a..307-«.
P«yn8, W. T., 151k— 40.
Peabody. Qea. E., S87—
:.. 141— >: Pettu.cn., ..
14lr: — 8: PotHt, R E, 587- ST.
14l< — 4; Psttne, 8Iephfn. 79— S.
Poitj, a. a. 178— IT.
S58— 1. PeltT, 6e0-l>.
L16-T. Pbjioo, H. F,, 4S3A-m.
u, 338—4. Paner.O., 450-8; 450a
k.K w.so-a.
k, Sbo. R.. 34-
4f-J0.
k J B, 735-8.
Piddle. C it.. 803-11.
Paddle. W.H., 130-1*.
Pfld.n, A, a.. lOI-B,
peaiiiw, jiiiinQ.aa— a.
Pi-pWc«. Bobert. 33-4.
i-oelar.T, M., 780-7.
Pwpl«, T. W,, 433 -T
Pegram, R B., Jr, 35Ta
PeTton, R J.. 443-lS.
PenHeld, Bam. L.. 1 14-t.
PaiiilBld, T„ S83-8.
Pacnepackar. J. W., S89»
Pannlnxtoa, B. C, 141—
Pennj, Wm, A,, 106-8.
PaofoEar, O. W., 333—
Paoton, J. T.,419— t.
Peppwd, D. U., 588— TB.
Parry, Chat.. 300— 4 :
3090-1; 30oa-a
Perkins. Alfred. 68— le.
Parkltn.B, 2S3-1,
Perkins. C. E.. 141-1;
Fftmnar. Jacoh, 439-10.
Plwtr. E B., 378-0.
i Plulan. Martin, 8— IT.
Pharo.J. J,,787-B.
Phiro, W, W.. 78 J— T.
Phelan. E. W.. 150-90.
Phalan,.T. R. 1419-44,
Pbelpa, D. P., 598-1.
Pbelps, H.. a«l— «.
Pbnacir. I.. 749-9.
Pnllbtlck, C. P.. 370a->.
Phillip. H. A. 379— IS.
PMIHppI, J. 0,34-11.
PMIUiM, AO'On W.. 336
Phillip". C. T , 3l9_g.
Phlllipa, Ft B,. 3T9-I.
Phillip-. F. IT.. 5IT— 4S.
Fhilllpi. J.557-IS.
Ptilllip>. J. B.. ISO-SB.
Pliilllpi. J, P., 153-8.
PhlU<p>,J.M., 314-14.
Phillip.. N. A.. 151-4,
iMiimpa, R. B. 435— S.
PhlMlpfcS. 417—18,
Phillipa. T. A.. 383 -S.
Phllllppi, W. H ,538-1.
Pblllli.-.W.M,. 587-70.
Fbllllpa A Slewart. 6T8—
18.
Phinnar. J D. 378-3.
Pbinney. 8., 686-13.
Phlnliy, t'. H, 299-1,
PhlpiHSD. a. B . 534-4.
Phlppa, W. H. IBlc-lB.
Phjifc. J. H.. 617-41.
., 197-1
Perklna.J, J„ie5-I.
Perklna, W, W., 1340-
Perl'cF.W.G. 101-1.
PLTriT), A. W.. S33-S.
IVr.l.,F.T., 98-11.
Pcrrj, A.D„lS8-6».
Perry, D. W. C. 583-B
Prnv, B, J.. 3TOa-4;
78S-e.
Plokerlnjt, C. i,., lai—o.
Plckarlna, W, 8.. 108—
Plawa. H„ 186—13.
Plarca.X.N., 831-1
PlerponL. W. H.. 686—!.
PiarHia, Oman. 408-1
PIka. W. P^4iea-«.
PHIabarj, f. C, 458-1,
PllJahnrj.J, 8.,453-1.
Pilibary, Amo*,. 431—14.
PIncknar. Thai., 648-
Pliiksrton,P. a, S7?-l:
87l-«.
Plnknloli.J.A..43I-S4.
I Plnkham. D. D,. 296-5.
Perry. T.H.. 898-1
PI'cher. H. E.. 779-S,
Place, C. A. ISO-U.
Place, T. W.. 839-17.
Plant. U. B., 618-1
61 B»— 1 1 e— 1.
P00V8 DIRECTOET OF RT. OFFiaALS— TJBT OF BAILWAT OFFICIALS. 361
PlHi, C H.. 46S(I-«.
rut, c. H., sa4— 19.
PUII. F. H , 446-1.
PIUt,J. B., Xfi7-<S.
PUU, Thomu C, 1—1;
TS-I
najn. Jobo. 1 1 6— U.
Plon|b.A.a, lie— 11.
Pine*. L. H.. 380— IS.
Plnmb. r.M... 150-M.
Plomnur, Wm., S 1 6—81.
Plnnkrlt, P., 449-tt.
Pt».J.T., 488-18.
Paltnd. A. J., 339-U.
Polk, a. W.. T34<r-a-
ID; c-i—li; C—f—M.
Pou. I, H., as~9s.
Piilk.J. 8.. 681— «.
INillird, W. D, G9S— :
Pratt, H. W., 1 4 IB. »-n.
Pntt, BtiBTj. 448-t.
Pratt, Joitpb T., 498-8.
Pnlt,R.H., T34— a.
Pialt, W, A. 87-«7.
Pnit, WalUcc, S71— 4.
Piau, W.. 463<I~«S.
Pr.ll, W.H.. 466-1.
Preivntt, C. H . SOS— 9 ;
511-8.
'OCS.]!!.. ,581-41.
_ ._e, Chu. B. 8-8.
Prl»,F.B.36-iai645
-*t.
Prfei. P.. 43S-e.
Fool, Jo^ph, ;ia9-a7.
fowWb!' p., la's-S;
Poppleton. A. J . 10S-31.
Poi'plcfiK. H U.. 49e— «.
PorWr, J. S, 348— IT.
Portrr. Jofan. I 48-4.
Porler, W. B., HOI — *.
PonluidNat. Btnk, e«6
PortiB, T J.. 4n8— %.
Po«j. K. C, 468-S>l
PmLDui. H. 133-3.
PoacO. W., 216-S.
Pwt. 1. J.. Jr.,S6a-8;
26?. A-S
Pwt.J. J.53I— IB.
Port, W. P.. ISIa. fr-BI.
pMlfethwslle, A. O , 550
Po»tl«tb»ili«. E. T., 587
PotUnser. D>t1i1, 102a-
1-r>u>, Rohrr'. 443— sa
PotiK, 8. J.. 581 -M.
PoirpJI, KB, 30U-9
Pnit. K. K.. 4«3d-4l.
Pint, P. 8.. 31D-lt.
Price, W. B. H.. 41<
SI.
Price, W.P, 392-1.
a. D. J., :
i-8i;
ISO-Bd
Prieil. Z C. 5I1-4*.
ITinc". J. T., Jr , 620-
4: S38-I1.
Prince, P. B , 597— tg«.
Prlngle, C. R., 691-"
Proud at. 8..
Prondfooi, P,
Prowell. CM...
Pinden, (leo. A.. 1 1 6-1$.
PniKh, W. W., 7341-11
Ptovn,l«»»c, 114— a.
Push. C. K.. S87— SI.
Pulln.»ii. /. W.. 3«7— a.
Pnllmwi. S. 153— ay
Pnlnlfer. R M,. 426-1
RiM.j— a: 817-1.
E. K.. sao-4s.
ull. 8. 1
'-IS.
. Porrl*. O. 8., 65-Sl.
Pmoh,G«j.. 16-S.
Piii-j, Ch»». J , 357— >.
"uiiini. D.. Jr..33— 4.
iiin»m. G. v., 284-B
mnam. Henr/ W.. 79-1.
iitn»m, O, W„4I5— 11.
idiain. 8. C„ S63— T.
iiin«ni.8.U.,70l-4.
mnmm, W. t.. B62-I.
Pyle. D, M , 102-1.
Pros. P. R„233-a.
QiMrkeabiirb. A. W.. 8 13
-SS
OnBiiili, C..49<-»n.
Qii«ili-, li. W„ 467-0:
494—4.
Onarrw^r, A, M.. 4ie-»,
Qii»rrt.r, C. 4l«-ia.
Jnivle. Bnbtn, I5I~BI.
Qncal, Wm., 614-ia.
Qagnoix. P. I^> 7840
Quick, C. B . 4«-ll.
tjulrk. J, B.. 8090-14;
3»»ft-1S.
OiilKllle. C. A., 587-1)8.
Qniieif, a. w.,151— m
ULiU.rej'.J ",1»«-1.
fnlnlu, J. A.. 141-45.
ulnoj.W.C. 614-4.
Iiilno. A. J, G50— M).
QulnUrd, Prrd., 501-fl.
PadleT. Jno. W., 136-8.
lUffcrlr. Qeo.. 160-II-V
Rjffenr.J. P.. 533-8
Kallrrii, ThOB.. 1 SO-On.
Rahin. J. «.. 404c-l«,
Riltord, W. P..64$— 08.
lUlne. Fred . 40». tl.
RalnnlB, O., 500-ia
HaiiiDle, Wm., 102a— IS.
Halpe, W. W., 116—14.
Rxlub. J. E.. 2fl9-S, a.
Ral»toD, A. J..64-a.
Ralilon, J.,463d~-«n,
rl,F.H.,ei8d-4.
Kandolpii, U. P.. 267-6.
Randolph, J. L., 31- SS;
Randolph. L. S., 382— It.
Banaolph. p., 645—8.
Rank, W. N.,338— IS.
Baiilelt. D. D., 122a— B;
I22'!-2.
RanneT-P. G.. 150-B.
Ranner, J. H. 159-T.
aineora, J. E., 74-4;
KBpeijv. J"nn, 793(t-B.
Ralhbnn, B. W.. 489— S;
489a-a; 4e»fr- 1:
48»e-S.
Rainbon.F, B.. 489-4;
4B9a-S: 489A-S:
Ralhhuo, li. B., 489a— 1:
489*-l.
I'aibbum, C. H.. 34-W.
Ratunbnrj.J.. l53-ta.
iTealea. Paul It.. 640-
IB.
iTlIo.J.W,. 678-7.
Par, Edirud. g3S-&.
Haj, E. A., S08-1.
Rar. T. J.. 4«8A-n.
Rat, H. P.. 4e8-K.
Rarbacn. K., 704-11.
RafmoDd, E.. 24—81.
Raymond, P. D . 3«S-t.
iUtmnnd. W.. S<>5— IB.
Rarniri.rd,J.R,418-a.
Rend, C. O.. 481-S.
Road B., 30n-S.
R-asnn. I^.. 49/-14
Reckliw. A.. lSO-8;
533~S.
Rector. C P., 4SS-Bt;
463J-8.
Reddick, S.. 445-8.
RedBald, J. B., 151-10;
ISla.ft-B.
RrdHeld, J.B.,19T-8.
Radrord. J. C, 645-81.
Rsdmon, J. H., 171— X,
SS,
Redmond, Jomsa, 728—
R.ere,B«n]..39fi-W.
Heed. A. B.. A89»-I4
Rt-ed, A. L, 36-1^:612
Heod! Charlca, S11-«;
Glla-18.
Re«r1, Edw.id H., 525-
-a.
Reed, P.O., 782-*.
Rcevaa, R. D.. 138-3S.
Reeveg, W. e.. 138-88.
lltpin, J. A., 79-10.
R.uan. M.H. 151-47.
Raid, A. L, 516-18.
Fcilley, Bernard. 483-8.
Rellly, Philip, 2746-7.
Rellly. Philip, 404C-1S.
R<-llly, Ttio>. A.. 595-1.
RrlllT, W H., 314-11.
Keiilff.J R. 103-IT.
Rennell, T., 439— «.
Reiiner, i W., 171—5;
588-B; 588b-4
Renabaw. W , 389-49.
Kenton, !>.. 4O>-10.
Haiiton, J B. 809—1.
RBpiiert,W. R, 8T-4«V
368 POOB-a DlRECTOay OF BY. OFFICIALS— LIST OF EAILWAT OFFICIALS.
BcMsqnU, 0. F., 141 —
RMUW, C. B . V33— 3a.
BcTDoUa. Bawuil, AW9—
ReTDoHi, K. M,. 40»-r.
BayBoM^ luic, aOl-s,
KcrnoMi. J.. 331-.], «.
BaTOoMi, J., IH8-U.
Barnoldi. J . 5114—0.
B^oolrU,fobD U„ BS*
RcrnoMi. J- W.. fiST—
lOrDolds. R u.. noH-c-
Rejnulds, R " J m— «J
Rfrnaldg, S.
Rhiwii. W, I
Riiett. en..
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[., 6ei~s.
ModH, D.
y. W., Jr.
, S88-S.
lUoriw. J.. S04— I.
Rhodei. J. B.. SS— 8.
Bhod», i. H , «5«— 4.
Bhodsa. T. It , SSS-l.
BiiU!)i.W A.,36-7; 9«t
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Bl™. .*.?. lflft-4.
Hiua, C. M., 8fi3-S.
Rice. J I
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Rice, Owcm. l7«-8-
Rlce, S. B., B4J-11).
itm, A B.. 804-e.
Ri<»,W F., 587-41.
"'-- "• -v., 4S4-7;
1.6 1). 39S~4B.
458—1
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Blctaudi, B. J., SIT— It.
Bichaxta, Om., 8SI— 1.
Rkhirdi. a«o., 69-8.
Biclurd>.J.H.,48a«-l;
4081 -I.
RIcharda. J. T., fiST-U.
HIclunIt, L. H.. OSS— I.
Rlebuda. R. C, Ifil— M).
RIcbmrd', T. M., 608-91.
Riehirdi, W. H., S98— «.
Blcbird*. W. T., t**-U:
•90-8.
I.C.'
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Rlchwdwitt. D.C., 88— It,
Richirdwn. B., 116-4.
Ricliudnn, K, 7., IfiO—
W.
RIctwvdMni, r, M,, SIX
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RichBrdioii, John. 6406
-8.
RtehwdHD, J.. Hlf-n.
RICbirdMD, J. A., 812-
RletiirdBD, J. B., 784'^
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Btoh«rd«iii, J, 7, 87— «.
Rlctaard»n, J. O., 385-
Rlclur, B. B.. 331-a.
Rlcker.J.S,, 11— ».
Ridddl, J. M.. 30»-tll.
.H'A'.'aaa^,
RidwDl. K. D , S48-]
KIdiradBle. Ttaoi., S8(
Rigbr, 8. 8., 189-lT.
mtj.Q. it D.. ClBc-
aitf.j.a . 443-31
Btlej, Thum*-, 49a-19.
Hll^T, Wm. l3H-ia,
Rlnw. J. W., 189-10
RliHiiKm.W. C S:ll —
Bld^rOH, J. A.. 97—43
llinicwilt. T L.. 1 4 I -84.
ramnul, Jh., 885-1;
338-1.
RiDpEl, L. J.. 34-8.
ItlordiD, D. n.. 163-3,
Hlpitf.V.C. 368-11.
Ripley, Dw>1dI,88S, 836
Ripley, a. p., I41-S.
Ripley. R.B.455-e.
Blpj>l«,B. I'.,3G4-T.
RJirng, C. L. ISA— ai.
RUIgy, C. W., 18S-S.
Riet<ne.O. W. SSI-ia
Rllchey, W. I-., 333-7.
IUlch>*, H. K.. 30S-1S.
KitchiK, H J„ I IT— I.
RIUbiK. Wni.,618-a.
Hlter. 8. W.. 7«3«-f.
RKer, W. W., TS3fi-3:
798<-l
iloben
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Jr.,ai4
Robert*. B.I<.,33-t.
BolKrw, F. C. 38— i.
Robarti, Q. B., S87— 1:
S8B — 1; 5S8b — 1:
689a-l ; 5894-1.
Robeil, Oeotge M., 68T
RobCTii, Q W . ll»-tS.
RoherU. Beibert, SOB-
IS: 309a-lS: SOBA
r. B , 1 OT— ».
KulHTf. John.
I, Tbu«. B., TBSc
M. T, Q.. T93if-T0.
Robariaoa.J. O.. 688-1,
Rbertwn, T., T83— II,
BobcrUoD, W. D.. 813-
Roblc, Joulhan, 4S— S.
BnblaMii,A. A., 84— S;
s4«-si %^r—^.
Robluaon, A. O,, 138—
Robliuon, a. W., 103a-
TiobluMni. T. R..8-4.
Rotiln»i.n, W. D.. ISI-
TS.
Boblnaon, W. L. SST-B-
BoMMon, W. J.. fiS9-4.
Robinion, W. M.. 3BB—
tabkin.C. 439-.
Bocktallow, W. S , 660
Boekwell, C. 333-S;
535-11.
Racki>sII,C.H.,166— II.
lioilmnn.K.C. 736-4.
Rui'Ik.r. H. «.. 164-«.
Hii|I>n. M ,840^-13 /:-
BoGiiio
f,W.. 688-«.
" '1, 16«-4.
*'., TOO— 1.
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f4l'~ii.' *"" "'
Rogen. n. G., 468^-11.
Rni'-n.B.T., 193-10.
Bowr*, J. H,, Jc. tSO—
rborgh, C. P., 181-
TlukiiMk, A.. 183-4.
Rolllnt. a M., 853— t.
Eolf[ou.W,C.,7t5-n,
RiimciD. John C., 147— S.
Buminal.O., 848~«.
Roney, W. S., 803—14.
Kopcr. John. 33T— W.
Hoot, F.C.. 511o-«.
ROU1.N. D,. SSO-ll.
Roul. RiiihI] C. 56-1.
Root. Loimi H., 373—3.
Rote. Johu M., lOG-a.
R^>n. J., 380-M.
Botiiii.a.84i-e.
RouEh. Sol., 674— t.
Ecragh.W.H, 674-1.
RooKnIni. 0. 1.. 369-
Riimciis. U, vv'.. 443-;.
Rumui<^le.E.H.. 440-10.
RummluuB. J.. 151— f«.
RnmeJ,JTB..Jr.. 793d-
Rn mill I, J. A.. «S-S,
Roni»y, St. B., 8-9.
RuplcY.S, K..&11-SI.
Bapp, Ooo. W.. 865-r.
Rqup, 8imDi:l. B5fi-a,
Ro.b.llrnolf, 356-7.
BiwUi>g. O. L.. S33-8.
RD*H.-rBy.443-aa,
Ruireli, A. N9— SI.
Hnutll. ChM., 30<'-4.
Rutwil, C. R.,33»— n.
Rn«i.l1, K. L, 488-6.
Rii»tl1. F D.. eSS-R
BiumU, W. F.. 648-4.
POOB-S DIEBCTOBY OF BY. OFFICIALS— LIST OF BAILWAT OFFICIALa 363
_._.li, J. 0, 689»-i».
Bolh. J. 8., SUBa-l;
C890-S. I
Bsiherford, B. B., 7S4a :
Ru ttonui. f., 649— 1.
- l^ir^rnt, B, n., aSB-lt.
svicert, r. H.. ses-tt.
- tJ^ncnr, F. W.. 141-«B.
- ont. H. L.. 370-«;
_.,J. W.,a88-I.
ni, T. D., 7080— S.
i.W P., Ilt»--4t.
'•S^-I'lS:
Ritboford, W. M., S83
-IB.
RatkTen. Alei.. BBO-ta.
RnU«r, B J.. 833-a.
Bntttt. H. 1>., S87-M.
Rntur, M.S., GSI— 11.
Brui.b..355-S; SSl'i
-X.
Rfati. Bd., 141a-M.
Rjmn,!., 143-IS.
By*n,J.C,79«d~«.
BrM. J. J.. T34f7-ll;
<7-o— 18; d— («i/-lS.
Rr»n.Jno.T,. lo-l.
Kim, HullD. 6S6— IS.
R]nn.Mitt.,4ieA— r.
Rru, P. O., 73«— a
RfUi.RX., 640-10.
RTdar,E.L..417— IE.
Schwu. L. M.. 3ST'I>:|
3S7a — 4: 3»3-l:i
J7B-4.
SelKHuta. A. M.. 4VS-41 '
SchwarU, J. C, 4113-t.
Hcbwarii.J. K., eil-I. >
BctiirutH. r, W.. 178-
sri™, C. K.. 7T1-T.
B. W., 468
naul'ler, J., 49i-]
SmniiflBri. C "" ■
SiuDdcn, %
.. «I7-8.
7*6-*.
T.. «37-».
S«iiMr.Q. N.. 739-0.
Sann. K. BIS-T.
S*vua. W. P.. 4e3e— I
8«v1ll<, B B., 470 -». TT9-*.
flivllle. B. H.. S08-4. Scntt, C. N.. STB— 1
Siivlii. JohD U.. 641-4. Scotl. C. M., ftXA-I
Siwysr, (MI., 41— 4. ScntI, (1. W.. 7»«-l
Sawyor, Kd,. 68X-SJ a- Heutt. Frwl, &, 20/
Bswrcr, F. I
lta>c\,3 , S87-1BS.
Scutl, J., 700— ».
58B<~a.
S^moBr, CbH., 85&— T.
ScTinoar,E.J..44«-ll.
litynma,Q«o.F. 67—11.
ScTmoor, J. W.. 339-M.
BermoDr. IC.T^ 19S— 18.
Sermoir. 8. L, 687—
IH; 5890-13.
Sarmunr. W. B., 4M»-
{».
Slulrr, J. B.. fiSlo— I.
ShlllcTOM. L. 8flfi-S.
nhiDk),0., 736-4.
aiADkL J. v.. last— T.
SliaDly, WilMr 101-7.
Sbukay. P.. I41/-I1.
ShatmaD, C. H , 841—4.
Sharp, A. A., 419—11.
Sbarp. D. W. S07-B-
Sharrt, Jamaa. 79Sd-B.
Sharp. Jobo. 193(1-*.
Sharp, J. U.. lOBb—t.
Ibarp. T. R.. 179—1;
884-1: 867-4.
Jhaipa. B. Q.. 188—11.
Staatine. S. M.. SS7-S.
Shaltnc.W. B.6S7-B.
-haliDcfc. I. B.I50-»>.
haughDHar. T. Q., 108
-8: 353-t.
haiiBiKHjr, J., 4e8A-
HablDP, A. T.. St6-4S.
Saoketi. Bd. J., 6G— SO.
J. R, STl-r.
; HaanlaD, D.. 49H-H
Bcanlan, R. 498- T.
HranIau.T, R. 168-lt.
nagaa. J R, SR7-IK.
SalnC J. J. aif—W. (
Be. Oaorge, W. B.. 640— t
81. JabD.B.. 163-B. (
Salaiid. A„ 1 4 1 — W. f
Ballaburr, A. C, 838-n.
Salibnrr, J. C. 14Ia- t
m.
SaJlank, l^nk. 1 1 fi— T. f
M.gO...
. aST-ll, Schlir. C, 640a-
t<ama. J. A.. 416e— 8,
BaDBmaii. J. tt., 4 1 Aa-S.
SoDtiorn, C. A.,856-S:
803-»i.
BaulMirn. D. W.. 68—11.
Sanborn, K, 8, a79-«,
Sanborn, U T[., 130-lS
Saabum, J. C. R83-U.
Sanborn, J. M , 3ft5-lB.
Sanborn! jiwl.OR-ir
miM, W. T, Jr, 4at-e.
Scnilll.lJ, 11, .37-81,
Hiranton, B B,, 3fl«- E,
Hcrixn, W, H., 8N8— 40.
eabold.Lewla.ni'
Sran, T, H., 831— T,
, Seira, W. B. 880-I1,
Second National Ban
Shay, F,. Ill— 80,
8h«, M,. 6406— II.
HhMhan, J, C. 84— M.
; Hbrahon, P., 463a— II,
Stannlown. W. B,, 460—
; BWrmin, A «.,141— 4S.
Sherdy, P, 734a-Bt,
Bhai'han. Dcnala, 116—
n.
8h>vb>n.J,, 3Se— 8.
Schmidt. E, 180-1
Schmidt, B. P. 41 8a-«.
a<-hnabl]r, J. II, 587-70.
Bchnelder. J, B,. 773— a,
SthofnlMriTU, W, U..
868-1
Scbntl.-ld, J., 803- -n.
Schoflald, Joi„SlS-T,
Schoaeld, Lana B„ 777
BcUooiaald, J, II„ 886-
Scbr«nU,P,671— <?.
C. 8,. 87-79,
, 463'f-18,
.463()- -
Sand*. E , 67—10,
Sanda, Geo, L,. 84
89-4,
; Schroader. F, A,. 709-1
8.-hnlta. I', J., 483-1.
^hnlu, J, 1>„ 58I-B1
B8ic-n.
; Schnlti, R, I)., 48S-S.
Scbnliia, J »., 889-1
S08, S03-I.
. Scbdlu,PBul. GGi
Schnmachcr, J, U
361
SedEtrli
Searo,
SCFf. Ul _,
Sealer.A, P„308. 808<
aaaler, B, J,.8S7-n.
S«ly. A,. GOO— 9,
a«lboH, F, A., 983-n,
M«lder».ll,. G89*-U
ssia-if. Aug,. 716-ii.
,-.-n>i. A ir,,8oso-i.
SPlby.lV 337-37,
Selhy, w, H,, 676-18.
si-l'n'i—, Wm„8Sl-i,
fl-liLTii-,Ti, B„ 778-1,
sent. K W., 869-T:
ftUSi n: GOBA— 1.
»cm|>i<'. r B.. I41a-.4S.
Scrnanl, C, B,,64S-B4.
Se*ennoe, C. B,,67— K.
Serpen, 0,M,.436-a.
, Si^vgrfjtht, Jama*. 638— B.
lawalCArthnr. 481- '
|r. R,G8Rb— *.
1, F. B., 198— IB,
Sheldon, Thco., 818—4.
Bhaidnn, W, C„ 1— B.
ShallBun, W.F.. 119— T;
Sbclloii. Cbarlea. GO 7— 7.
Hbapard. O. B., 67-14,
Sbepari. C If „ 488— 11.
Shcpberd, H, L . 666-1.
Htaeptacrd, B, W„ 109—1.
Shapbcrd, B. W.,Jt.. lO*
aaiielCBli.'.\\«-\b. \«Mi^KA,*.,*»»'-^
364 POOB'B DIRECTOHY OF Bf. 0FPiaAL8-UBT OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
Sbepiwrd, Pnnk U, 581
SiNpwd.J. A.,168-».
Bherbuma, A,. ^S4a-(».
Hherer.B.l... 308-4.
Bhsrmu, A. 8„ Slfi-l
Sbarrau, O. R , 890—1.
snerrT. C. 4Se-lB.
Bhsrmn, N. B. T71-1T.
^berwlit. W. F.. 8S0-SI.
Sbcriraad, A. C. P. , OSVa
ttlmpMiii, Jna., Jr. 418—
Slmp!ioii,R..IJI-!B.
8linpHin. Boh«rt, I TS-S.
eimpwn, W, T., 173-S.
Slma, A, W., 2M~4.
!*lni», C. 8.. S8T-H.
aim*, J C, Jr., 581-11 :
5N0A-a.
SIBH.M.L., «4«-Sa.
Hind Kir. D.. lO'la-lt.
SlDglelun, W. J.. 1 08-BI.
Xlpp. B. P.. 1S8— 18.
8i«on, E. F., a4n-18.
BUion.B. J.,T1S-1B.
siier.D. B., S08-f>.
'irrlght. Jno., 108— S.
loa^m.
Ski
r. F.. G8H— IS.
BhIsld-.JahD, 4SI-8.
SblFldi. C..6B«— M.
Shillahar, C. F., XOA-i :
iOB-9.
Shlllelo. J.. 139-1].
Uhlne. Daniel, 86-17.
Shlnn, J. A.. Aa4-S,
snidn. W P. M4-t.
Shlplci. F, B,,31»-an,
ainjbuck.C. A,.aT4— 8.
Slt^Ee. P. R,. 30-8.
Siel^t, H. O., 803-ltl.
Sllnelind. N.. 832-e.
Pnull, V, T38-I.
Snail. W, T.. fiSO-1
- Hmslle;, U. N .9X8-
Bhoemakar. J. K.. 58T- f
1<N. (
Shons D. H ,23}— IK. t
Sbnnc. Jig., 4636-10 >
SbOD*. ^iinnal. 4«3»— 49. i
flbonta. 1'. P., S4S— fi. >
Shook. J. H., 4688— IT. i
Hhm*. W. H,. 141— W. t
Short, f. H.. 16e~e. i
8hnrt, W. U.,4T5— a. i
Slioricll, T. L . 5SO-W, (
SborUti. Tbomu, 8St— (
1. (
Shnhrell. W. J.,81S->8. 1
Sbonnlr, C. A.. 676— tt. t
Shonoll, L , 8S9— 1. t
SbrcKder. A.. 1 fiO-BS.
Shrrock. O. M., 141«-a
Khnfflabuger. H.. T93«-
ShnmwHT. P. B.. 368—1.
SbnriFi.S. B., 846— t.
SbDie. H. L., 4S4— 10;
4- J.. 385-1(1
*.T.,6B— *,
8., T34o— M.
niolBT
Siblej-
K. Il„ IT.i— B.
W. rf.. ITS-S.
Bldlo. J
K.. 4S3-8.
BMItr
CbM,. 387-1.
aieal.Cbaa.. TJ7-S.
Bile*. Joba. T36-M
Blniw,
Wm.. 4a8-»;
4«8
fl-1.
SlR»n>
I.A. M. isa-4.
■. B P.. 5»4~t.
[ii> C, IOZ»-S-
BImmn
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■, .1. W., 1»6— II.
ijT.H.. 116-10.
Mam>
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Blmnni
W. P . 87-18.
»lmp.g
n. A., 338-M.
Bimp-d
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BImpK.
n, (^. D..a4ft-1.
J^pu,
«,a. 8.. l&0-8«.
».aw..«70-4.
a. c. ii., 784e-'e-
Smlth.C W.,S4— t; ttd
»ig-b; S4A-»; S68
ftmllli, D. B.. 1410-38.
Iiiilth. D. K..368-T.
Jmitb, D. a. H., 463-81
4fl3n-r; 4CI3« — 4;
4«3/'— a; 4e3ir — a;
taSh-i; 4B3I— t.
Smiih. S.C. 12'la— S.
Smlrh, B D.. 87-66.
amitti. Rdianud, ftST-a;
S8fl/-1: S890-I.
Srailh, K. F., 803—41.
Smith' ■ Ki'lJ»b. 286,
BmlUi. Qto. B., S70-^:
662-1.
SiDith.Oco.H, 168—11.
Sniib, Om. 11.. Jr., 691
—IS.
Smllh. O. W., 893-8.
Hmllb. a.U. 41S-S.
Bmlth. H. B.. Jr., 468—
M: Ttl-«5.
Smith. HsDrj. 778—13.
B'I'h.Hlnm, 635-4.
I'miib, Inria, 41 Ba—T
iimhh, J..4ldit.-lft.
8ralth,J,Jr..691-B.
Smllh. J. A., ess— 8.
Smllh, J. A.aS7-ill.
Smith. Jamai.61S-fi.
imUh. J R.,fil8-T«.
I U., G87-
ti,.l s
amlib. J. V.,ST— «.
amllh, J. W., 069— 7 1
774-1.
Bnlth. Klrb]', 199-t.
Bmlth, L, F., 161— T8.
Brnliti. Laeliu, S17ii-»i
. 8 1 4-T,
Bmilb. H. A ,267-6.
amlib. M. a.. 418-
676-1; 693— 1
Smilb. OrUnd. 37—4
1T7— 1; 196—1.
Bmlib, Pctei. S17— 46.
Bmtth.P.W.,38«,«8ed
-«; 669-8.
Bmlrh, R. 169— B.
Smith. R.B., 6180-1.
Smttb. B. K., 640-18.
Bmlth, B.F..S88-«).
emllb. R. H., 103-14:
106-IO,
Smith. R. M., 141-W.
Smith, RafDt, 6O1-6.
Bmllb,R W„SB7-li
Smith, B., 680(>-8S.
Smith. Bunoal, 8 1 3— T,
Smith, S.C., 238-18.
Smllh, 8. P.,80Bii— S.
Snod, Rob. B., 644—4.
Sacdrcker. Elbart, 79-8.
Snedeker. C. H.. 289-6.
aoeden, W, 8., 360— 10.
Bnov, JOR. W . 617-M.
Boon 8. W.. SlO-*0.
Sno^diD, R. P., S8T-
Snyder, A., .587-58.
8nrd«r. K . 49»-li.
Snyder, H., ISl-19.
Snydn. B. A.. 603-t;.
Snyder, J A . 449-C8.
Bnyder. W ,314-1.9.
Kotratfo.O. ^,,701—:
Sarllrcll. D R. 416-1
8on|ie, A. L.6S-IS.
Sonthcr>. l'..20e-3.
B««er>. W. J. 540— M.
Bpafford, H. W., 67-B.
SpuSor^. L. K.. 370-14.
Bpiln.K. B., 161-M.
BpildlDK. E. C.,e£8-6:
820—11. •
Bpkldlsg, T. C. 839-BS.
Bpuglcr, S. H., 463«-
BpuMlnE, C. F.. 1ZX»—
; Spanldlne. C. M.. 90->
Bp.BldmB,L.J..970-«l.
BpiuldlnK. W. P..5&0-
i Speir, J, T., 242— 11.
Bnrsta. A. J., 603—30.
Bpeir*, W. B,. 461-8.
Npellmu. U.R., 513-4.
fipencot.B W„ 784-1.
sptncer, C.W., I03-«a.
Bpencer. B O.. 468^0.
Bpescar, U., ISlo— U^
_mlth, 3. \
Smith, T. I
,5aio-s.
, 31— 46,
141a-S6
Bponcer, J. C, 460— S.
Bpnicer. L B.. 360— 14.
(ip«Br«,lI.C.. 688-18.
Spencer, Simnel, 8T— 1;
87o-i; 87/-li 481
Bptncer, T. 8., 670-4.
BpeiTT, J, A., 307-1,
Bplcrr. W J., 30e<i-e;
8096-4.
Bpllllo, J,, 4»>-W.
SpolToid. R. B.. 734 C— a
BmUhj W. E., 8G3-'
69S-a.
Smith, W.F., 8090—18; 6
809A-11: 832-r-
Bmlth, Wm.,68---
r Spronll. J. J..339-0e.
Bqnlre, W. L.. 625 -4.
Biwt^R P.. 61tl~44.
Stackpiile, J. L., 428—1.
— Bbre,G. a ,601-14.
I-W, BlaflocJ, A. V.', 8<
FOOBV UBECTORT OV RT. <WFn3ALS-U8T OP SAILWaT OFPIOALS. S65
8inM,A. p.. «4)t-aiL
iKb,funJ.UI>i>iL134
«-*-! ; SOO-l.
flUMlrj. &F., S40-1'
BubIct. ITniBk. 149-
»iuk*j, W. H.. 54U-:
B.W.R-.SS-U.
1 8leww4. C. P., «9«-4.
! btowan. A. C, «•-«.
Siout A. J., S8S,
Bunn. A. J. H., IAS— «.
atfAi*n,A.x..i»t-9.
Hwmul, Chu,. SOS— 1«.
8iewkn,F. M., I&I— 74.
eiewsn. J. P^IOS— II
su»«n.j. 0..iS»-4i
i.J.B.. WT -
SMI. W'm ' sl;*-
buiJc, A.. 63S— e.
8IMIB.U. U.,4e4'
8UiHi'« UreguTX,
biuphoi. ueo.. las— I.
HlMlciw. A. L., e(t7-l.
IMrpb.iig.IJ. Jr.UHT^.
8wriiBg. B J.. £93-3
Ulerlii.t:.!. J.U..lttl-lD.
euuier. .I.U., 124-87.
Summ.A. J.. 7J4a— Sit.
btmua, AudrdH. KIT -3
BtBton*, Cbu. K, 06 -a;
T34u->;
SMnm.D. K..18S— 4.
EHavauB, K. 9., 3(iT— lu.
Hwiruni, U. W., S67— 1.
BU»i:ili. Q. W. JU$-M
SurauwD, A. M., 800-1.
8lavei»un. A. V., HUO-S.
Stetetiwu. E. U.. 7340'
.. 800-8
W.C.. 403-8.
Bii»»i», AmtoB, a4£-S.
stiT.r-, Bei.ry, a**— t
SUKkdiw, F. S.. 734r-
SiOBC, W 09 a- S.
auao. W A.. 415—13.
8Ioii«, W L.. lAO— 87
StuiiKhlDn.H.R..713— S.
Sioui. 687-lM
aioui.J. H. 37-47.
Sluvcr.C. W.. a4a~U.
HtuHelJ,B.7.,5US, SOS
Stnage, Wdter M., 707
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■■.•\<^. w a, 44-1-,
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' fUmMB, K. r.. W90— a.
SwrtL «», W , I OS— 14.
SijoaVA-A,.fiT —
SlTjrfai, T. F , &04-4.
ainut. John. &48-S.
KUiut. J'>bB. S»9-«l.
8iiibti«,J.C.. 784-14.
Stmt* H. P.. 4S5 1.
Aiunev>iii.A S. 68-18.
Slnjri-cnu.t, Q». W.. 44
l*l?-ll:'l4l»'r,
S>kK M. 1.. lil-^^;
1£1k.«~I: IAIr-«.
STaln«tae, Juba. 173'-
Sulllvui, D. A. 734('-l>.
Sulllnu. K,46S-».
Sullliim, F.. 3M3-a.
SDlllvmn. U. T., 496-0, M.
:'aJlinn. J. 141U-M.
SuUlrmii.J. H„ :t70i>-4 :
WiiUj. Mln-a. 348-a:
3481-1; JtOH-tl:
84S-1; 84«o-l.
SnIly.R M.,36<— 4; 3V
Bumncr. A. W., S89a-ie;
5H9O-I0
Snper, l'., 608a-4.
euppltc.JwM. G87-1W.
m
Sutberitnd, D. 8., 443-
SuLbarliod, K , 848-S
Sulbrrkna. R. U., 71—1-
Sullon, e. 8., 164-B.
SiittHD.F.W., 303-5.
BuLton, Tbiia.. 4U8A-'I9.
Sutinn. Wiu.,980-U.
fiwin, Geo., TOaa— t.
S»sD»n, A. U., 838,
336-D: 33011—1.
SHuru. J.8.. UUT~4.
SwMm^, «.. a37-S7.
awMnnj.j,. aa7-»e.
niigi'nvjr. John. SOS-O.
TMlnuB. IT. n.. 01 4—111.
T»]L„,„lKr, [| IV, ja4-i,
T>in>u<.. A. A. ma-i,
r»rnMll, K. A.. 8144-4.
ttLnlY. Thomat. 8US- II.
Tat'in, H' rhtrl, 309~4t.
T>ubH.n.J„ IUO-*t.
Ti)l(ir, A. J.. 160-Wi
Tajrlxr, Oi oms, 10S«— 8.
Tt^lor, Uco. H., C8T-
1VI«> On. W., «4I—
366 POOE*S DIBBCTOBr OF BT. OFFICIALS- LIST OF BAILWAT OFFICIALS.
TirlDi, J. B.. 384-a.
Tajlor, John, 4I>4— 1.
Tiylar, Jutiii. l&U-8e;
iso-m; 30ft— m.
Taylor, U.S., 58g-ir.
VaylMt, Myroii, 61— IS.
THvlor. K. O., 74-i.
T..1nr, it W. 815— S,
■, Thomiw, 3T-O0.
I'aylu
58»*-
Tiftorl W. k.. eOS-1:
lOS-4.
Tkylor, W. H., SS7-
T»jlor, W, J.,T7r
T»rl-- ~ * -
Te»l, 8. A.'/iVloTt-'iT.
Teuilile,T. W., 151c— B.
TebbMU, J.K„T4a-a.
T«ff[, J. L, 41(t<l— tt.
Telter.J. C, asa— 8.
TilJar. Q. D., S60— M
T<nincll,T.if ,3S3~M.
Tcrbull, J. U. STS-A-
Tsrrall II. L., «5T-a.
T«T7, J. B., HS4-ia.
Teur, J., fill— 46.
TluiDM,C. 1^ 19B-I1.
ThucBer. T., 461— < ;
481a— 1.
TluUher, T., 333— U.
Tbtlcber, Tlioniiu. 1118—
Tli»»L.. , -.
Tbi,jtr, a. v., l3T-t-
Tluyw. r.. 334U— 16.
TIWTer, 0«a. v., SB7-M.
Th>/*r,U,H.. 151— M.
TUtitt, J. J).. 240— 4 1
TUrer.J.U.. 449-»
TlMiw,N.,iei-l!a80
~ "' ~ 1. T., 3T-lfl:
i«,J.. fiB8 .-.
iDi>mu,J. H., 183-S.
Thouu J. 1^ 4e3*-U.
Iin, 113-0.
unci. :tfit-l
TtiDmpfaii, A.. 84IM— S>
D. i., 141s
TtauiBiwaD. 8. G., 798 d
ink, 58»a
>; 588<—
ID, Oto., I41(~
TbompwD, O. B., fiSl —
TtaoupMm.O. W., AfiR—
ThompMiii, B. C, fiSld-
H. F., ««1-
Thampaoii, J. H., ISO—
J. L,4t8— B.
/. L., aST-
TtiomiMOD, J. U.8S0—
a.
TbompMm, Joa. O., S87
-luS.
TtaDmiMaii, J. 8. B.. 844
-St.
Thumiwon, J. W., )tO«—
»; i8ff,*-».
T)iom[ibn,M. W., «87~
ThomwiD, B. B.. Sa«—
M.
Tbomiwiii, B. B., 4SS~
U.
Tbomptoo, B. 8., 478-1;
T7»-«0; B&3-A-
Tbomp»D, B. 8., 4fi»-S.
TboDipioD, W. ^, 488—
TbampMD, W. J , 4fi— ■.
Tbompuu, W. W., 416
Tb^iuon, B. B., 48Sa-
Tbommn, P. H., 119-10.
TtaoinioD, nink. fi87-0.
Tbaoi*, W. A,«88-lfl.
TlioinbDnita, W., 186-t;.
ThDime, ChulM, Jr., S9B
Thurq*, J, W., S14— II,
TnDTiiu,L.&.. 710—11.
Tbu.BC, b., 600—1.
ThurDFll, W. U., S69A-
TbcrrBlon, 8. W., 759— I.
Tborp, A. B., 884— 10.
Thorp, CM., &8la-n.
Thnll, fi.,«)l8~4U.
Tbnll. W, A., Ifil— II.
Thrown, J. R., TOSit-'!'.
TliDidMr, Qd*., 4Aarf—
10.
Thorber, Baorj, ISla, b
JIJTVWOli r.. AQA — J.
TillOB, A.B,41S— M.
TLton. O. W., Ifil— SI.
TilioD, J. A.. 8X7-3.
Timlin, D. J., 341— T.
Timpton, T. 8., 49ft-l.
Tlnkar, H. C, 68«— 10.
TInkBr.S. B., 176-H.
TlnkbuD, U. W., OSS— I.
TiDkhui. Wm., 68fi— I.
Tlnl^ug, C. F. U., ISle-
TimVc. T., fiiT-as.
T,tii», O. W., 690-1.
TIIBi-.J. F., 3 88- IS.
Tud. J. Konncdy. fiOO-^t.
Todd, Geo. K., 81— 17.
ToiW.Kercy.il., 101— a.
Todd. Thomn. 10S-A
Taliiiui.W,. 684-4.
TomllDHn, J. U.. 04Oa—
8.
TomllDion. J. M., 4»<—
Tomllnua, R. Y., 840(>—
1.
TompuD, B. n. C, B2fi
Tompson, O. H.. 67-18.
Toolo,J., 4366-li
Toomba, K.. IfiO-BS.
Touinba, Hobati. 4fiU— 10.
Toumbii, wmiui, 788>-
«.
To-racy, J).. 514 -31:
ia4o-l..
To..mpy, M., 139-19.
ToliMng. L'. E,4ia-H.
TorrBn™,Jol»..ai*-U.
TQtfrnl, Jonn, 826-1.
T^rrey, Benj, U., «»-» |
6Bu— »; 101-a.
Toirsy, B. E.44a-%.
T.irniv T K.it3a-».
a.. 4fis-
t. J.K. 568-'.
Trim bis. Joa. R.. 8»— t.
Tripp, G. B.. IfiO-SO.
Tripp.O. U.. 410-r
at; 111- a..
Totblll. F.,848'
roDriclloite, S.
Toner,
. 48 1—10.
Towlc, H.. 6bB-«.
Townc. A. N., 134— W.
TOHDacnd. V. M., 1 86-8.
Townaand, B. U., 468-
«S ; 4631— ; 688— «.
TowBsend, J., 138-«l
Town»« ■ ■ • -""
Ttujt, T
I'rumbull, U., 818-A
Tromp.M.. 687-87.
Tromtpy. C. 7S4C— c— 0.
'i'lnalow.J L.,a4a-aT.
TrDTllle. O. U.. 415~S*.
T.J. R.. 888-lB.
r,J. F., IfiU— 4.
r.J.L.. fiBI-M.
Tud bopo. John, 793e— «.
TuIK. L. D.. &8»i-i3.
■rnKer, W. fl., &al-«;
«81e-«.
Tnlley, a«oias. 68S— T.
Tnmj.W.H., 49A-M.
Tapper, H.F.. 850— U.
Tnrk. W. A.. 64S-S4.
Tumar, C. £.. 86— 11.
Tomer. C. L, 386— A.
Turner, B.K.. 379-11.
Tnniar.J. M., 339-47.
Tomer, J«ve. SOjl-l.
TBmor. If area. *»1— ■
Tarton, W. 7»a<
1'BUic, .^ O. S3'
, Tuitia, S. R.,1»;
and W. P.. 141«— Twe«]
„, -iir-'ia.'
Toicr.O«. K. SlO-Se.
Touar, Georg*. 168-11.
Tncy.CbulHB.,9fl-S.
Tracy.J, IfiO-tli.
Tncy, 8. K . 89— >.
Tr»lnbam, W. B., 647-S.
Tracer, Cbuln. ISl-M.
Tf»v«, J. J.. 8-7.
TravK. A. M.. 690-B,
Tmynor, A., 792-87.
Tr«l.N. C,7»8-Bt.
Trago, W. B., 87-7*.
Trewvl.L R., 104~4.
Tr«or, W. M., 5S9-II.
Tresannl.W. H., 8*8—8
Tweedk W,. 453-lfli
Twlma, P. E.. 8»t-i.
TwSEg. G. W., 130-11.
TwombTy, A. W., 668-
17.
Twombl;, r. U., S«8-
18.
TwmnWj, T.B., 1S8-1I.
Tylar. BeDrjW.,S09— 1;
POOE'S DIBECTOBF OF ET. OFFICIALS- LIST OF BAILWAT OFFICIALS.
TrodRle. H. H., 598— S.
Tynr, W. T., 841'-U.
Tjrrell, P.. lftO-18.
Tyun, U., 688-W.
mmo, ei8A-B.
Uloto,!!. W.. ei8A-S.
UndarhUl, A. B„ fl$— tS.
UDdMtaill. S. H., TS40-
DBderiilll, H. P.. 11—1.
Uodsr'CHid. P. D.. 4S4—
i; 4S6-B.
nnderwood, Jo>«pb. S8S
\rndwwaad. T, F.. 1 S8—
lIiid<nrood. W. H., 44S
Underwood, W. J., 1 SO—
iT.
Vagm. N., Sao-M.
UnE)BTni>tCo.,aai— 7:
a4S-»i TSS—IO.
Unrah, Wm., iiSSS.
Vmwonh. tOM-a.
Opdegr«ff, O. T., I »-6.
Vphmm, C. C. I40— t!l.
Uphiin. H. P.. St»3— 4.
Upbun. J. U.. 7^2—1.
■Upion.O,, 583— M.
UpIOB. Harrj. SOB— 94.
Uren.a, 734o-88.
UHBiun, A. C, 8X4— '-0,
Urquh«rt.T, J., 134J1— 9.
(I*li«.K.D.. 781-&.
Ualiar, B. P., 80A -1.
Uiber.J. P.. 192— U.
Utley. C. P., 150-*l.
Uti, JatiaB.8S-l
V»tl.8.M.,18S— 1.
ValJlant. (Mo. H.. 521-9.
V«tHe.T. P . 7»a-,'a
ValnDtias, W)llUin.782C
Vilta, Willtam A., 648-
Vui Alllrna, W. C, S32
V»n BerB»ii, W. P.. 151
— «; I&ifi.i-TJ.
VmBlbbw. 0. D., 260-
Vudswaur. P., 295-11.
V»ndlln)(.A, H, 232-8.
Vmndenherg . Y., 4 Itte— 0.
Vandagiifl, W. U.. 44ft-
Vandnbllt, C. 50-t:
448—1; 517-1.
VsDdHblll, P. W.. 518-
VnnderhdC, W. K., 393-
1:51 B~1.
V»n Doofiofgh, P. L.,
VondlTlt. W. J.. 350->.
V>n Diu«a. P.. 588-ft>.
Van Pjdk, J. B.. 463?-
4; 876—17.
Vm Etten, B., 521^43.
V>nHaerMn.A.W., 188
Van' Hollinget, ■., 871
v«ofid™.n.. sai-4*.
Van Horee, A. C, 188-
Van Home. W. C, lOS—
:j; 363-1.
Van lloBtcn, I. W., SSV
Vanklrk. DiTld, 4S— ID.
VnnKnnin, A. «., ItS-
370-W
V.nNeB».(;. H.813-S.
V»u Neat, W, h., 6S8-
VanPn^.S. l41t— 4fi.
V.nwnt. ft L., 461-1.
Van Tasxll. Vf.tt., 848
-Si; a48o-T.
Van Vecblcn. J., SSI-
Van' Vlpck. K.. ««0—«l.
Vaa V]«M:.W. a..T84e
Van WS)^EIi. L, B.. 50ft
Viii'i Winklg, 3. «.. 4»^-
Van Woert, C. I.., 66—7.
Vaii2tl«,T. H., 103-<l.
V-ua.W.W., 1086'-a:<l
TanKhu). A. L.. 143—4.
Vanifban.P. W.. 416— 11.
Vangbin. W. A.. 448-87.
Vangtan. B. O., 416a-ia.
vuKTbii, I. B.. e4s-n.
VraJe, <iao, W.. IBSc^-S.
Vcuia. W., 488-4.
VMch, A., 688-18.
V.:lUh.J. A^ 150-*4.
Verbrujek, B. K., 158-
Verdrrj.B. F,. 89T-1.
Vnnniltlon. W. B., 46Sa
18.
Vl(iMir.J.N..»8-6,
VI«la.A.U..25l-«
Vllaa. HenrT C, 1 66-17.
VtncHnt, H.C.. 425-5.
Vincent. O B. 1»3A->.
Vlntng.M. I... 550-«».
VIlM,^., ISl-M.
Vogt, A 8., 587-M.
VornduP. B.. 170-S.
Volk. M.. 568-18.
Volk, T. D., a 4c— 10.
Von Bclirodor, J. H., 69*
Voorii»«.P. l., 58V-S;
58»fl— ■.
voorn^M. Tbfto., 611-
Vo<i<. Wllllani. 89— 1>.
Vorl. H.C.. 384-11.
Vr»land.J.H.,5SI-41.
VcQuuui. CbarJoa. 106-
Vroman. Corn. P., 106-
Vroman, David B., T06~
Vfoman, Lnclnn, TOe-».
Wa.1dT. J, E . 64«A-a.
Wade, F. P„SI2-W.
Wad?. J. H., 176-1;
801-1.
Wade, H D . 646-n.
WadlclEh.J. B..616— n.
WadI/, Ueo. D., llBo—
:.. 550-
Wadawortb,!. R., 622-
W^iwoTIb, T. W., 160
Wagcntr, B. C, 468(1-
Wagg, O. W.,4S1~1«.
WatfKBner.A. H., 161-
'<iiotair,Tbaa.U.,16-
Walle, C. 6., 4»<:-lS;
166— l.T; 221—4
WalU. 6. W.. 581—108.
Wake i eld, M., 639-S.
WakudBld. B.. 141(/-1l.
Wakefleld, 8. W.. 1 58—
41.
WakaDaa, B. B , 6»«-B.
WalbhdiH. Wn. d* L.,
303,aOSa-S.
Walden, Kdwin. II— 1.
WaJdau, W. D., 151-80.
Waldo. Cbu. P.. 8SO-
Waldo, P. O , 448-W.
Walea T. " ■>'■ '
Walab, P., 84—%.
W«l-h, T., 4ie«— SO.
Walih, T. H., 571— «7.
Walab, W. B., 944—8.
Walter. A.. 58f-in;
5B»a-4i
Waller, P. M., S43— 7.
Walter, T. O., 418-4.
Waller*, H.. 26-1.
Walton. H , 4e3f— IB.
Wallei», W.T., 26^. *-
W.Jioi.. A. n. .^16— 4B.
Wallon. t;. K., 426-7.
Walton, H.W.. 631— It.
Walton, J. A., 708— H.
Waltn.G.W., 162-47.
Waiiklfn. F, J... 30ft— 44,
Warbnnuu, (J. H., 186-
WarbnitoD, W. N.. S«9
Ward.C.P..6Bl-
24i-s :
WalkerTB. W., 4«S-4«.
Wa<ker.C. A..233-r
Walker, CB,, 298-1
WKlkar.C. E, 16-3.
Walker, Jaaea E..
Walker. J«-.. 330-1
W»rB,C. V„633— 4.
Warilck, a., i 51o ft-tO.
arner.F.X., 161e-K.
namer, U. U., T2I-S.
Waroer, J II., ifiia-ao.
Walkfr, T H. 87-77,
Walacr, W. J., 1T&-1.
Walker. W. L., I»2((-Il.
Walker'. W.W,. 16-».
Wall. C, D., 824— n.
Wall, B>1 ward B.. fiMX —
Wa1I.J.B.,Jr.,68T-1«.
Wall, Wm., 30»-5.y
Wallace, J., 141-W.
Wallace. Rnboit, 4I6c-
Wa'llace. Knbnt, 864-4.1
Wallbrlige.'E.^., 489—
Walienger, C.,8»l— a.
Waller. JnbnE., 126—1.
WalllDg, P., 750-»,
WalllB, Herbert, 309-41.
WiMk, J. M., 5895— 5;
589f— 13.
WalllB. P., 141-5i,
Walab, Jan., 569(1-9.
Walfh. Jobn. 825— A.
Walab, J. 11,638-4. 11.
WalaB, 1. L..«%%— Vt.
Warren. C, H . 692-13.
WirroD. U. D., 322—7.
Warren. U W.. 420— 4.
Warren, (i. W,, 85W-M.
Wajihburn. H. D.. HI-
TS.
Warbbom, J. H., 66S—
WaJbbnm. 8., 418-S;
70O-5.
Wa-bbnm, W. D , 464-
I ; 466—1.
WaabingMD, A. C, 684
WaahindOD, J. B., Slo-
1; aid-I; 4le-«i
8Tff-l; 87A-SI 871
WaH^ If, S.. 4BA-*4.
Walarbarj, W. A., 6SS—
Waterman, D. A., 44t—
Waterwo, Q. O., IIO—
Waienun. H. L., l-ltr—
368 POOR'S DIBECTORT OF RY. OFFICIAI^— LIST OF RAILWAT OFFICIALS,
Wstkliu, F. W., 661—11.
Walklua, UU>., TUf-S;
784-11.
WaikJna, Jofan, 889—1).
Wvklni, f. W.. 80-0.
WainHH,0 C ISl— IT;
>«lt— IS.
Wmruiw, U. H., 888-1.
WiLMiu, A., x4u— s.
Wmwu, I', a, !I49— 7-
Wnuou. £. C, SOU- 7.
Wmuon, U, W., 338— T.
Wauoii, J. B . fie»«-8.
WilMia. J. H. 279-8.
WftU-in.J. W, ISO— 4.
WaUon.Wm. M., SSe— 7.
Witit,ll. H. &8V-BI.
WbU.T. K,. SHT— Itt.
Wmi.T.J., 8fiI~B.
Waiien. A. N., 131 —
Walten. J. U, 13-S.
Wittenun,T.H.,41Stf- '
Wallet, C. W., 46a»— 14. '
Wdicr. e. P.. 4630-14.
WalJs.SltKmrT.,8I3-S.
Wsllfard.i;. X..Sia— II. '
W.llmi,J. C, S8B-fl.
W>UlugUii, C. L.. 449- ;
W.:li(nglon,J.L., 731-3. '
WillmBU, ILH Sll-^l*
Wabttcr, U. A , 488- It.
WatMat, J. P., 803-7.
Wa«d, Ju. B.. 780—1-
W«d, J. A,, 798i>-a.
WcMl, F. M.. 780-*.
Wnd.S. B, 84-lt.
Wartl, Smliti U.. 130—1.
Weed, W. 8, 398-0.
Weekx.Kd. J. 511— W;
6170-1-
Weaka, Q. U., 395~>7.
Week*. Jno. H.. 37-81.
Weak*. J. H. P.. 141a-
10.
Wagg, D S., 860— IT.
We.iini. OeorBe. 84— ST.
Wair. John, «B«— 7.
Wclr, JuDaF., aH4-e,
Walr.,J, 8„7Ba-ta.
Wslfgutaai, B. L.. S7-U.
Wmwtrber, F.. 70ae— IS.
WillErM. R.P.. 837— I.
WdGk. Bill J.. 334a-U.
Welcb.B.U., 848-1.
Welch. B. a., 848—4.
Welch, Omi. I)., IHiu-n.
Weica, J.. SOI-8; 848
Wel'h, L. W„ 468»~S.
ffe/.-b, u-xoua, 868—3.
WV/tA. Tbeo.. 4J(lf-S,-
aoa—9.
WlHBlar. M. C. 4580-10.
Wliei.(«, O. u. 784-17.
Whaekr,
WhItlDE. 6. B.. 903—0.
Whiunin.B. F„4fla-8,
Whltinin, J.H.,ISIc-r.
WHtinay, A. J.. 439-8
Whitn«r, F. B., 16Ie-I«.
WiLltuey. O B., 488-ll>.
Wniin.y. Beiiry A . 69-
I; 69a-t : I08a-6.
Whlin.-t, O K.. 61*1-4
Whilock, Jdo. U, 607—
Wuilu,!!. E., 396— '
W.U», A H. 771-U
W.lt.,Chii«,6SB-*S.
Wmliiun, W. U., 6 1 Ja— 7.
WugUi. L. II.. 84ft-ll.
W»y»,C.K,, 8T-11.
WsMl.C. M, 141a— tl.
Waam Rubl., 463-64.
WcMliuily, 84«e-)l.
WMT«r, A. J., 64«/-<.
Wiwvcr, J. N.. 4V4A-7.
Webb,i;. U.,4U4— 7.
Webb.Oaa., 161- IS.
Wabb, J, W., 2S.4,
Webb Normni;60-S.
WalA, W. «., 5BT— W,
Weoer, O. B., 4V<— ta.
8l6-«: 64S-V
Veitb.J D.. T98— M.
V«l»b,T„ 667-M.
Val>b. W. J.. 639— 6.
Velion. C. 8., 138-a.
VeiDp, W. H., 160-74.
Ventwonli. J, K.. 688—
IS.
Weutwortli. T. F., 37-1;
--. W.,8r.,89a-
I.L., 361-7.
ITB-a.
, 1 78-4.
., r.G., 867-8. I
r.W. H.,1U6-II.
" " ■ 176-8.
, , 161a,
6—10.
\ WbHlock, W.C.,810— S. I
Wndert. H. H. 18— I. I
Wbairy, F. P.. 8B8-14.
Whliuut, T. \V., 70HA-
Whlikere, W. W., 396-
WbliUker, John. 687-
WhMiiker. J. W.. 67-11. Whiillai,
WhUukcr. W. d.. 455'-
Wbliuker, W. T.. 885—
WiillttlMj. T. F.. 395-
Whliwmore, D. J., 1 60-
18
WnttlaniDir.J. A.. 388-
H.H.,584a
T., 879—13.
■«.. 186.
M. , 1 880-
Whi'tUDEtOD, J. D.. 338
ile. A. 3„ 4»u-
103-40.
xfu, J., 4630-
C. 888-10.
Wicbuian, J., 463o— 10.
Wb.lC. C. 86— 17.
Weil, C. F.. 869— 8.
Weit, C. W., 380—8.
WMi.a. M., 1S1-«T.
Wait, U». a., 160— W.
Went. a. w.A81a~«.
-Tait,Joal.l41-fia.
k'oitbrauk. Ju. (i., 188c
WmleoU, &. 10—4.
Wa>uol(,Johu,66a-«.
Watlcolt.T. D., 10— S.
WMttill, E. B., 687-
187: 6890-W.
Weiirall. i C. 389-K.
Wauftil, W.. 456— iB.
WuKiB, A. S., 617— 40.
WeaUm.C. 8., 838-11.
Weelun. S, W., 338-10
We-niD.J B., 96-«).
WclhtHld.F., 141-66.
Welharell, K P.. 663-8.
Wctmure, A R.. 366—0.
Wetmore, K, b, 760— 4,
Wctmore, Nojree & Blnck-
Weieeil, H. P.' 808—11.
Weiiler. O., 687- >.
Wermoutb. F, P., 650-
su.
Wbilen, H. 0.,iaiCf-d
-10.
Whaleo, Rlcbd. J., 684-
S.
Whaler, 8. T., S84-tO;
* -Aa-'
Whartun. Wm.. Jr ,
WBila, G. K,, 17-3.
Wblio.G.F.. 160-84.
Wblle, O. U.. 861-i.
While, II. W.. I60-V<1.
Will It, II. P., 89-10.
Willie, U.BC W., 788-4.
WlllU^ Jobu, 46-61 87
WWte. Joa^ph, 893-10 ;
809-0:1.
nhUc.J.A., 576-1.
. 4040-11.
Wbhe, 8. L., 611— 41.
White, 8.8., 684-vT.
Wblui. 8. v., 633-1;
6T0-S.
WblCa, ». W„ 688-1;
6890-1— «.
While. U. J.. «70— 1.
While, W. P., 84-lSi
84/-17.
While. W. H., 388—10.
Whlie.W.L,885— 4
Wblted, J. U„ 7840— M.
Wlikhwn. Wm. C. 516
-8, 516— n.
Wick him. U. T., 6 1 6—14.
Wiikitiom. C. 734a— VI.
Wiertlliig. B. B.. 418~it.
WlaBillUij. Jabn U^ 603
WItrDian. v., 681— 8».
WfcailtiiR. Q. B., 478-S.
WUc'"'. N. D.. *
Wigi: W. A.
Wl«Kle.Korlli, '
Charlai E„
wmu
844—1.
Whlitfhi-od, Gcoree A.,
IIO-S: Il9a-S;
1I9J— i-.afts-a
Wh.iehe.id, H, V..X*c~t-
Whltfheaa, J. P„ 17—4:
84—7 ; na-i ; tit—
B; a4/-e: 34;-«i
84A— b; 841-S; »B —
a; 314-(..
Whilehea.l, T. 1., 408-
Whi'tebDnt, W. O., 647
Whiuwatver, G. M., 304
73-1
B.IBS
W1ght,C.8..37— It: 37i:
-7; I96-S.
'W1kcl.8.A..88e: 3860
. —6,
' Wikoff.A.T.. 181-1.
Wllber. Albert, 336-6.
Wilb«, C, K.. 793-S).
Wllnar. E. F„ 404a-l ;
404A-t; 404c-I :
[. Bdwln, 61(6—4.
Wilder, A. D.. 1U40-S.
Wliaer, a. P., 84— M;
84/-SU.
S40— 4; 34A— 4: 388
POOB'S DIRBCTOBT OF RT. OFFICIALS— LIST OF RAILWAY UPFICIAIf. 369
Wlldtr. J..731-*,
Wlldci, U, GI1-M
WLMSscb, W. A., 39S— 4.
Wtla. iMu. esz— 4.
WUej. J., a48-14.
Wlkf.J. S. 3SS~4.
Wlket, J.B,.T7I-B,
Willa, R. W.. 1189—4.
WUlMon. 8^SiO-6.
WUkiiii,C P., 815-6.
Wilkfua, G. C. 5800 -9;
5SSe-10; 589r— 1).
Wllklni.H. 399-11
Wlklnii.H B. »8-a
tJ. c, iiftf-10.
Vlllii, H. O., '
n **-*■
VHkinsoQ. u. n.. aai-
i.
WUklnxm. J. K„ 189-
WUkiuKin, M. B., 863—
WlikiDwn, T. J., 81S—
13.
WUklnMD. Wm., 839—
WllNiid. £. P., 648—4.
WllUrd, W. J. W., lOA-
t.
WUiinIt,J L., 734B-a '
Will I ii.'B"ii "iS'-t.
Wmtun,W.f;., 416-1.
Wllnmr. B,,Q4V-1
Wllmot. B. E . 4fl3«— IT.
Wllmot, Bkml., 495— fl.
Wllwm. A.H., B43-4.
WIltOD.C. A., 884—11.
WllMii, CD, 89-30.
WilHiD. Chu.Q., 88-S.
1, Gm.. S4tt— is.
0. Oeo.. saio-M.
Wilrmii, aF.,4S5— 13.
WIIIIUM, A. M.. 4e3c-
Wlll'um), B. C. 14-B;
WlllUmt, F. n.. 383— 9;
WtUIUM.'O. B.. 140— St.
Wintuiu, <i. H., 534-8.
William*, a. H., 4l8d—
WlillHDi.O. T.. 518— 13.
■WllliM.., II.. 333a-i),
WUltania,II.I>.645-18.
WUIlBme. II. R.. 15n'-«».
WlUikma, John, I 1 3-3.
-WlllUiiD>. J. B.. 550—4.
WUllima.J ll., 305-3.
Wllllim.'.J. 1'.. I33-S.
Wllllima.J G.. 803— SO.
WUUuni. J M. «8— St;
<80-S.
WlUuuns, John R., 8S—
3.
W'Jllkmi.J. R.. 105-3.
WflltKM, Uwls. 5 1 8—5.
Willluui. N.. 164-1.
Wllll»n», P. «.,41«6-T.
WIIIUdu, R.. 8»-t.
WIUUmi,B.B„lB-3.
WUIIUna, R. E., 113—4.
Wlllmnia, B. K.. 452~S.
WIUtKiDB, 8. J.. 393- S.
Wtlltuna, S. M.. I'iO-S.
Williims. W.. 688— 40.
WlllUma. W. B.. 327-t:
a«8-s
Wllltam., W H., 346-S.
_ B a9S-(!:
...Hon, J. C, fiBT-lB»,
WI1«n, J. S., 5»1-14e:
593-U.
Wilion, J. T., T84B-1.
WIlaoD. W. C. 356-B.
Winter, E.W., 16li:-e
698-1 .
WtBton, D.II.,14I/-I1
1 41 A— 11.
Wlpper. A., 1 68—10.
Wl V. S. O , 43—8.
Wi-a,C.B., l&l-aS.
Wlw. J. S 3S8-X.
Wlaei, V
Wlahut. b.. 0^8— 1.
Wllherb - " —
WitbiuH
-IS.
S90-
58
WlLhTcomb, J.. 806— M.
WiUcr. E.a., 86~lt.
WIUt. J. B. 346—10.
Wmrdrop.CW.. 843-8.
Woleatt,E,0, 331-6.
Wolcou. B. R.. 343—1.
WolcoCl, H. A , 1 50-96.
Wolf, Qeo.. 130—17.
Wolf. J. F, 8S6— I.
Wolf, T. Frank. 85S-T.
Wolire.F,, 1T4-1.
Wood. E.H. .793-47
Wood. Geo. C, 538—!
IVood. Ilcni?. 20—1 :
Wood, J„ S88-1B.
Wood,J, A„ 588-75.
Wnod, J. H., 138-S.
n. H. B.. 350— 4.
a. R B., 850— M.
n, R. T., 419-11 '
Woodbury, L, 8 335-
WlodMll, B. L.. 370-5.
WlDiDa, J. C, 703-1.
Wlnd<ir,J.C.,70Bi->:c
Wln«lll^ n. N.. 3T— 44.
WiDglM, R.. SttS— 1.
WInna, W. N. D., 150-
WoodroK. G. D., H3I-
Woodmff. E. D.. 166
WoodroB, M. C 458
I, J J,. 860-31.
WoodBorth, A. C, 534
, WoolUcott, J. B..380-
' WinildrcdE*, A. M.. 388
u— *. Wooldrige. John, 330—1.
170.^ Woollej. FrukW., 040
WlnaUnlej.B-C. 334-
(24)
__.Mj. R. B.,803-l
Woolti'n, Jno. E., 331
8,
WorCMtrr, I. A., 161—11.
Worlaj'. aMi„3}ll-0.
Work, /amn, 802-4.
Womrlck, J*a, £„ 174--
4; 884-6.
WortblnEton, J. T., 64S
-J3.
Wortbineton, W., 38«,
Wttnll.RW.,«57-l
Wriaht. O. A,, 317—4;
4SI-5
Wright, C.B.Jf ,660-1.
Wri(hl. D, I 50-90.
Wright. K., 350-7
Wrlghl.E.C, 734-5.
Wrighl, E B . S4fi— 4.
Wrisht, H.. 4e>-44.
Wrighl, H.T., 455-11.
Wright. J. A. .849-1
Wrtghi,J B.. 734"-!l4.
Wii|.'hl.J.O, 463A-ia.
Wrlghl-J. P, 1-6. _
Wright, J. W.. ISI-M.
Wright, P. P.,3»5-8.
Wright, R-.4ia-IB.
WriKtit. Kiilwrt. 309 -5.
Wartalle, C. E.. 703»-l.
WortcleE. C. 47T-S.
Wjand. W. L., 443^7.
Wjitl. J.B, I4la-M.
Wjckoff. P I!. 130-0.
Wyethl Loaia. 784— i.
Wrgut.E.. 588a-Il.
WygintThea.. 611-4-
Wrlea. Joho.lBI-M.
WjmoD, J. H., 64— T.
falcC. B.,8»3 at.
rale. J. L., 4»n- IK.
YardlcT, E. 688— 13.
Yirnall. F. C, 403- I
K, irthnr O.. 731-
a, C. E.. 1413—30.
irlngtOD, H., 808-T:a
TarinjloD, H. M., 64-1 ;
808-«;0-l.
r*tt»r,W.Qj 803-37.
TiakDm,B.C'., 896-3.
Yolw, J. B, 614-13.
rork. Oeor(a W., 431 —
370 POOR'S DIBECTOHT OF RY. OFFICIALS— LIST OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
Ifil
Yoniig. ClurUe L.. 309 i TonDg,
Yoaag.C.I>.. 58T-ie.
Tonng, D , fiSH-TT.
ToanE. E. D.. )ia~8.
Ycong. E 3., 6»9a~U;
SBBc-T.
Bf.. 46St— IB. Z. ZimnurmaD, D. .M., SSftr
Jma. H., Tt-l;i — S. U.
-W. ZuIuHm, C. T., sag- Zlmmaraiui, B.. 136— I:
JoKph. SOO-T. I (. IdH-l; 166— 4:380
L.W!.43A— S. IZiHq, Joliii,417— IS. -1.
Mmoii, 380— H. Z*nB, H„ 587—41. Zink, C. M., 707—7.
NclMn. 7SO-8. Zelirler. Oeoige. 603-21. Zimicll. <1. K., 833-14.
S., SI 6-40. Iztdyf, H, G., I«B-1. /0.1k K.I410— 48.
W.H..30~1; 31 ZlmmeniuD, A. 53-7.
TouK, II. R., 332-S. I Yoaat, W. J., 33»-e9.
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of ihu S
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cflUbcsfXied FebrvaTy Ml 2^1. Tbe
at Hnrr R. Sbflrter. Preodrat,
Leri W. lavicr aadW. C. Tnan&l
BiiBioDen. aalanea. $ajOOO eact : Ji
Ckrk. aaiary. fl.StO. AZ'Wxaxec br ibe GoverDor and
Senaxe for tw:» jcara Sduariea pud bj Ike Stax«. Of-
Ala.
of Peter A. Dej. Spencer Smith and L. S. Cofln,
Commiaalooers, aalariea, $S,000 each, and S. G. Morgan,
Stfcretarr. aalary. $UO0. Appointed br tbe QoTemor
and ExccQtive Conncil for three yearv. Salariea paid by
the z«!lroadt. Office, I>ei Moines, la.
ArfcmAHM. Thip State ha» no nu'.road commi
It baa a Eokrd of Tax Aaaea?on. to aweM ihe tax on
mi: nulroad* of tbe Sraie. cociisrinc of ^fJ■ oMrio'^ the
Goreraor of Stmte. ^. P. Huf^ea. the Anditor'of State,
A W. Fiie#. and the Secxetary of Suie, Jacob Frolich.
0«c<, Littie Rock, Ait
GallfonilA. The railroad commiwion of thi« State
waa ertabliabed April If, 1S80. The present Board con-
•iata of P. J. White, Preaideiit. and A. Abbott and
Jaaea W. Rea. Commiwionere. aalariea. $4,000 each :
Stafford H. Parker. Secreury. aalary. $t.40O; J. F.
Gawthorae. Stenographer, no fixed salary, and J. P.
Carroll. Bailiff, aalarr. fi.tUO. Eiected by the people for
foor yeari from Janoary. ISST. Salaries paid by the
State. Office. 14 Dzpoat St.. San Franciflco, Cal.
Colonitfo. Thi? Sute has a ein^e commission.
and wa» eaublicbed in ISffi. The present Board con-
aliU of M. B. Garry. Commissioner, salary, $S.600.
and W. B. Felkner. Jr.. Secreury, »l»ry, $1,800. Ap-
pointed by tbe Governor for two years. Salaries paid
by the Suie. Office, Denver. Col.
CoMMecCieat. The railroad commission of this
Sute waa eaUbUshed in 1S5S. The present Board con-
sists of George M. Woodruff, John W. Bacon, and
William H. Hayward, Commissioners, salaries, $S.000
each, and George T. Uiley. Secreury. salary, $1.^00.
Appointed br the Governor and Senate for three years
Salaries paid by the railroads. Office. Hartford, Conn.*
The railroad commission of this State
was tt^ablished April 1, 186S. The ptvsent Board c<in*
aists of A. R. Qrean, Almen^n Gillett and James
Hnmphrev. Commissioners, salaries, $S.0OO each : H. C.
Rizer. Secretary-, salary $1,500, and C. S. Elliott, Clerk,
salary. fl.OiiO Elected by the Execntive Coancil.
Salaries paid by the Sute. Office. Topcka, Kan.
KeatBCkjr. The railroad commission of this State
wa» et^ublished April 2. li^. Tlie present Board con-
sisu of D. H. Smith. W. B. Machen, and W. M. Back-
ner. Commissioners, salariea, fS.OOO each. Appointed
by the Governor tor S years. C. E. Kincaiii, Secre-
tary, salary. $800. Appointed bv the commission.
Salaries paid by the State. Office, Frankfort, Ky.
Maine. The railroad commission of this Stale wa^
esublished in 1S&8. The present Board consisU* of Asa
W. Wildes. J. F. Anderson and DA>id N. Moitland,
Commissioners, salaries. $6 a day each. Appointed by
the Governor and Conndl for t rears. Salaries paid by
the railroads. Office, Augusta, Me.
I. The railroad commission of this Sute
was esublished in 1885. The present Board consisu of
Alexander Griggs, N. F. Smith, Abraham Bovnton
and I. £. West, Secretary. Office, Tankton. Dak.
Georgia. The railroad commission of this Bute
waa esublished October 14. 1879. The present Board
conaisU of Campbell Wallace, L. N. Trammell and A.
8. Erwin, Commissioners, salaries, $2,500 each, and A .
C. Briscoe, Secretary, aalary, $1,500. Appointed bv the
Goremor and Senate for six years. Salaries paid by
the Sute. Office, AtlanU, Ga.
miMola. The railroad commission of this Sute
was esublished July 1. 1871. The present Board con-
sisu of J. I. Rinaker, Chairman, Jason Rogers, and
B. P. Marsh, Commissioners, salaries $3,500 each, and
N. D. Munson, Secretary, salary, $1,500. Appointed
by the (Governor and Senate for two rears. Salaries
paid by the Sute. Office, Springfield, 111.
Indiana. This Sute has no railroad commission.
It has a Board of Tax Assessors, to assess the tax on all
railroads of the State, consisting of (ex ojicio) the Gov-
ernor of State, Isaac P. Gray, the Lieuteuant-Goyemor,
Robert S. Roberuon, the SecreUry of Bute. Charles F.
Oriffen, the SUte Auditor, Bruce Oarr, and the HUte
Treasurer, J. A. Lemcke. Office, Indianapolis, Ind.
Ulaaaacbnsetts. The railroul commicMion of
this sute was established June 15, 1809. The present
Board consists of G«t>rsc G. Crocker, ChHiiman, salary,
S4,tX)0 : Edward W. Kinsley ami Even»tt A. Sievens.
ommissioners. salaries, $1,50i> eiich : William A . Crafts.
Secretary, and Frederick E. Jones. Accountant, salaries.
$).500 each. An)>ointed by the Governor and CN>nncil
for 3 years. Snlaries paid by spooial Ux on railroads.
Office, Boston, Mass.
IVIIelilcan. The railroad cominisiioii of this SUte
was esublished April 10, 18T3. The present Commis-
sioner is John T. Rich. Appoint«Hl by the Governor and
Senate for % years. Salary, $ J,VX). Wyllys (\ Hansom,
Deputy. api>ointcd by the Commissi«mer, wiih the ap-
{)rv>val of the Governor. Salarv, $t,5(K). Salaries paid
>y the State. Offlc«>, l^nsin);. Mich.
IHlnneaota. The railroad commission of this State
was osUblishiMi March 8, 1875. The present Iloanl con-
sists of Horace Austin, Chairman, John L. GIbbs and
G. L. Becker, Commissioners, salaries. |3,0U<) each, and
K. S. Warner, Sw'retary, salary, $1,500. Klerte<l for 9
J ears. Salaries paid by the Stale. Office. St. i*aul.
[inn.
IVIIaalsslppl. The railroad coinmiMl«m of (his
State was established in Man*U. 1884. 1'lis present
Board was electetl March 11, IHHH, by the heylslatare
for i yoam, and consists of J. F. Sessions. .1.0. Kyle
and William MrWIIIte, i^immlssioners. aaliirU^s. M,M10
each, and F. S. Hrruggs. (Merk, salary, $1,UH). Halarles
The railroad commission of this SUte waa
esublished April 1, 1878. The present Board censlsts
paid by the Stale. Office, Jackson, Miss.
IVIIssonrl. The rallntad eommUsion nf this Htatc
was esublished Manli W, 1N75. The i>iv«rnt lltiani
consists of James llanlliig. William O. Downliitt and
John I). Hresthitt, (Tonimfsnloners, salaries, $tf,UOircMk|
and II. II. tln«gg, SecreUry, salaiy. |l,ft«0. Kli^*~*^-»
the pe<iple for 8 years. Nalarivs paid by lb"
Office, Jefferson City, Mo.
372 POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS— RAILROAD CX>MMI8SI0N£RS.
Nebraska. The railroad commlwion of thie State
consitts of the Secretary of State, State Andltor and At-
torney-General. The following Secretaries are appointed,
one to represent each Confrreaaional Dietrict : C. H.
Gere, B. R Coodrej. and W. H. Boshow, Secretaries, and
H. M. Waring, Bookkeeper and Stenographer. Office,
Lincoln, Neb.
Ne^r Hampshire. The railroad commission of
this State was originally established in 1844 as a single-
head commisf ion ; the commission as now constituted
was established by a law passed in 1888. The present
Board consists of Henry M. Putney. Chairman, ealanr,
fi,SOO ; E. B. 8. Sanborn, Clerk, sala^, |S,a00, and B.
J. Tenney, Commissioner, salary, $9,000. Appointed
by the Governor and Council for 8 years, the term of
one member expiring each year. Salaries paid by the
railroads. Office, Concord, N. H.
Ne^r Jersey. This State has no railroad commis-
sion. It has a State Board of Assessors, to assess the
tax on all railroads of the State, consisting of Bdward
Bettle President, and A. 11. Reynolds, Charles A.
0*NeiIl, and A. G. Cattell, Assessors, salaries, $9,1300
each: John T. Van Cleef, Secretary, salary, $1,800,
and J. E. Msguire, Assistant Secretary, salarv, f 1.600.
Appointed by the Governor, by and with the advice and
consent of the Senate, for 4 years. Salaries paid by the
State. Office. Trenton, N. J.
Ne^r York. The railroad commission of this
State was established Febrnary, 1883. The present Board
consists of John D. Keman, Chairman, and William
E. Rogers and Isaac W. Baker, Commissioners, salaries,
18,000 each; William C. Hudson, Secretary, salarr,
{4,000 ; . Accountant, and Thomas W.
Spencer, Inspector or Railroads, salaries, $3,000 each ;
Thomas B. 0*Neill, Marshall, salary, $1, SOU, and E. C.
McBntee, Stenographer, salarv, $1,000. Appointed by
the Governor and Senate. Salaries paid by assessment
on railroads. Office, Albany, N. Y.
Ohio. This State has a single-head commission,
and was established April 5, 1867. The present Com-
missioner is William Oappeller, salary. $9,000 -Richard
J. Fanning, Chief Clerk, salary, $1,900, and Frank M.
Elliott, Assistant Clerk, salary, $1,000. Appointed by
the Governor and Senate for 9 years. Salaries paid by
the State. Office, Columbus, O.
Pennsvlvania* This State has no railroad com-
mission ; statistics of opsrstknis, etc., are collected by
the Secretary of Internal Aitsin, who is elected by the
people for 4 years; salary,' $8,-000. Present incum-
bent, J. Simpson, Afrles. Denuty Secretsry, with
special charge of railroad statistics, J. W. Greenland.
Office, Harrisburg, Pa.
Rhode Island'. The railroad commission of this
State was established in 18T8. The present Commis-
sioner is Walter R. Stiness, salary, $f.OO. Appointea
by the Governor for 1 vesr. Salary paid by the State.
Office, Providence, R. I.
Sooth Carollnsu The raihrosd commission of
this 6ute was establlehed December iti, 1928. The
present Board consists of M. L. Bonham, Chairman,
and E. P. Jcttw and D'Arcy P. Dnncan, Commis-
sioners, salaries, $9,100 each, and 11. T. Bartlett, Secre-
tary, salary, 81*900. Appointed by the Governor and
Senate for 6 years. Salaries paid by the railroads.
Office, Columbia, S. C.
Vermont. The railroad commission of this State
was originally established in 1866 as a single-head com-
mission ; the commission as now constituted was ettsb-
lished by law passed in 1885. The present Board con*
sists of Samuel E. Pingree, Chairman, P. O. Hartford,
Vt.; T. C. Fletcher, P. O. St. Johnsbury, Vt,, and H.
L. Clark, P. O. Csstleton, Vt.. Commissioners, and
Alfred E. Watson, Clerk, P. O. Hartford, Vt. General
office. State Library Building, liontpelier, Vt
Vlnrinla. The railroad commission of this State
was established March 81,1877. The present commis-
sioner is James B. Hill. Jr., salary. $9,(W0 : M. G. Mene-
fee. Clerk, salary, $1,900. Salaries paid by the rail-
roads. Office, Richmond, Va.
IVlsconsln. The railroad commission of this
State was established March 11. 1874, with 3 Commis-
sioners and Secretary. Reoiganised by act pa s s e d Feb-
ruary 24, 1876, witn 1 Commissioner and Seeretaiy.
March 9, 1888. the office of Deputy Railroad Comnnis'
sioner was created. The present Board eonsisto of
Atley Peterson, CommissMmer. salary, $8,0CO. and
James H. Foster, Deputy Commissioner, sdvy, $1,500.
Appointed by the Ghovemor and Senate for 9 years.
Salaries paid by the State. Office, Madison, Wis.
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374 POOR'S DlRKcrroUY OF RAILWAY OFFiaALS-C'IlANnES WHILE IN PUKliSS
Chlraffo and AUob RR.-J. W. Donald has
t>e«n apiminted Citr PaspciiKer Afifcii^ with ofttce at
Boston. Miisa.; 8. H. Fulton, vice P. A. Wann, with
ofHcG at Kantaaa City, Mo.; W. J. Doj^rt, vice 8. H.
Fulton.
Ohlcago, BiirllneCon and Cliilncjr KR.—
T. J. Potior liaxlu}? rotfiKued, th« otticr of l«t Vice-Pres-
iflcnt U uboli^'hod : J. C. Pea^lcy in VMcv-PrcNidvnt and
Trea!«ni cr. (Burllni^ton and MiM^oan River RR.) -F. M.
Glenn. Cashier, vice C. J. Enl^c (UbU*ag:o, Iturlinj^lon
and Kansas City RR.)— T. C. llowland haviDj; n Mgncd,
J. H. Sturgis bccomea Secretary, Aivistant Treasurer
and Aud tor ; R J. McCInre hai« bei>n appointed ('ou-
sultlni! Enuineer, with office nt Chicag«), III : H. II.
Trimble, (ioneral Attorney, with office at Keokuk. la.
(Hannibal an-.l 8t. Joseph RR.)— liobert Wells, Asnistant
General Southwt stern Passcuf^.r A^ut. uirh office at
Kautai City, Mo.: I. T. Dyer, SoiMTlntcnrlfnt Tile-
graph, vice G. M. Ilohl. (Kunsaa City. ^t. JoH)ph and
t^ouncU BlulItiRK.»- G. M. ilohl, Superintendent, vice
J. R. llardv ; 1. T. Dyer, Suiierintendvnl Telegraph,
vice G. M. Holil.
riilcaKo and KanCern Illinois RR. R. M.
Iloe, I*re8ident, vice 11. II. Stevens ; 11. II. Stevens,
Vire- President, vice George H. Ball.
rhlcafco, Kansa« and Nebraska RR.
1 .M. A. Low !^'"'**''*"J^ — • • • iTopeka, Kan.
2 II. A. I»!irker...
3C.W. Fisher...
4 D. Atwood ....
5 W. I. Allen . .
6 Jno. Sebastian
7C. F. Gil!H>n....
II
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8C. F. Newton..
9 n. T. Morris . .
10 T.J.Anderson.
11 W.S.Taylor...
UG. D. Martin..
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.. 0«n. Man'igtr.
..,6rVrt. F(ft. AfjL.
.. SuiterinUmU nt Ilorton, Kan.
. . r/e». P. & T. A. Topeka, Kan.
. . <*<•. «ft Tiftiit. . .
.. Slidy.Br&Dn.
..■Auditor
.. Oen. Aftffit —
. FwUtt'arAqt.
. . Car Aceoitnf^nt
13 W. Ilodson Paj/mafft-r . . . . i '• '•
14 J. H. Kirk : HoMter M*ch . . . Tlorton, K.-n.
15 R. Bailey j Train Mtuater. . Topika, Kan.
Chicago, mil^vankee aud HU Pan! RR.
-Alexander Mitchell having died, the Pretiidency has
rot yet btcn filled : B. W. McKenna. Superintendent
Prairie Du Chien Division, vic^; 8. J. Collins : 4. J.
Collins, Superintendent Kansai> City Divi!*ion, office at
Kansas City, Mo : F. S. Atkins, As«lstant Superintend
ent Northern Division, vice C. P. Utley.
Chlraso aud Norltaivestern RR.— M:iivin
HughUt, President, vice Albert Kcfp ; Clarence C.
Spooner, Train Dispatcher, with office ut LKrunaba,
Mich.
rhiraffo, Rock Island and Pacittr RR.
— M. J. Leahv. Travelling PasAenger A^ent. Uiiflalo,
N. Y.: 8. O. 'Brooks. General Western Freight Agent,
vice Arthur Gower, wiih office at Ksufus City. Mo.
(Des Moini's Valley Division, formerly K<okuk and Des
Moine« Division.) - C. N.Gilmore, Superintendent, vice
John Given.
<'hleaKA, Hanta F« and rallfornla RR.-
C. W^ Smith has been appointed Isi Viee President and
General Manager ; A. A. Robinson, ad Vice-President
and Chief Engineer.
ChloaiEO and Western Indiana RR.-P-
H. Peek ha^ been appointed Master Mechanic, vice R.
W. Johnnon.
Cleveland, Akron aud <-o1ninbus RR.—
E. C\ Janes lia\ing re!«igned the position t>f Grnenil
Fn-iwht usd Passenger .Airent, C i). Wood has l>een ai»
pointed (General ra'*>eiiKer Agent, and H. H Diirtiani,
General Freight Agent.
Colorado IVIIdland RR.— T. M. Davis. First
V ice- i»resi dent, vice J. B. Wlieeler: B. S. Fitch has
l>een appiunted Tiafllc Manai^er. Mml (.'harles S. I.ee,
General Pufrseiiger .^gent. The offices of uU officers of
this company is at Denver, Col.
Dayton, Fort Wayne and Clilcajro RR.
— Foriue<l by contMtlidaiion of thi' Dayton and Irouton
and the D:iyton and Chicago Railroads.
1 F. B. L<Mimis PrfKhttut Now York, N. Y.
a M. (\ Allison Vicf-Pr^Khhut Xenia O
3 W. ('. lioone s.c. .(• Tfa» .
4 F. 11. Short 1^1. Stc. d- /'/ eos.
» C. a. Waitc / fi'ffi. Manar/fr.
'J. K f^impi'rlttifr , . iGi-mraf Supf... Dayton, O.
AT. f . Kamtfty JAtfr/tfor. i
N.w York, N. Y.
Cincinnati, O.
k*
Denver and Rio Grande RR. Sylvester T.
Smith has l>een appointed Geueial Manager, with office
at Denver, Col.
Kast TenncssSief Vlrslnla and Cieoriela
RR.- C. II. Hudson has been arpointtnl General
Superintendent, with office at Knoxville, Tenn.; K. B.
Thomas. General Muna*{cr, and P(>yton Randolph, As-
sistant Gem ral Manager, with offices at Washington,
D. C.; aud Solomon Haas, Traffic Manager, Wa^hingtoD,
D.C.
Rast and Went RR. ««r Alabama .—George
H Pell, President, vice E. F. Browning ; John Postell,
Vice-President and General .Maimeer. vicefA. G. West ;
P. B. Hazard, Secretary and Treasurer, vice J. H.
Browning : T. J. Nlcholl. formerly General Maiiager
and (iencral Passenger and Freight Acent, is now (ien-
cral Freight and Pa!«»enger Agent. Offices, Cedartowu,
Ga.
Elmlra, <'ortland and Northern RR.—
Albert .^llen has been appointed General Superintend-
ent, with offiee at hlinira, N. Y.; F. C. Fi'ki.-, Gcneial
Agent for Freiiiht and l*assenger Departments, vi it h
office at Canastota, N. Y.
KvansTiUe and Terra HanteRR. (Peoria,
Decatur and EvausvUlo RR.).- W.J. Ltwis, Treasurer,
▼ice R. A. Bunker.
Fall Brook Coal Co. — *araos Collard has been
appointed AB^latant Auditor, with office at Corning,
Florida Sontbern RR.— J. A. Lamartl, Gen-
eral Freight siid Pasrenger Agent, rice O.W. Bromwell.
Fort Wayne, Cincinnati and IjOuUvllle
RR. R. F Kliinaird having resi^rned, the Ticket
Office will bc*con!*oliilated with the Freiuht Depart mcni,
with 8. A. Wikel a<i General Freight and Ticket Agent.
«eorKla midland and Gulf RR. T. C. 8.
Uoward lias been appointed Auditor.
Gulf) Colorado and Santa F^ RR.— W. B.
Stnuig, President, vice Georg(> Sealy, Boston, Ma«s.;
C. W. Smith, 1st VIee-Pnsident. vice R. S. Willis.
To|>eka, Kan.; Dr. J. J. Ranson, Chief SnrueoiL, with
office at Chicago, HI.; D. L. Gallup. Acting Trea-nri'i ;
J. M. Phillips, Superintendent; J. W. Clarke, Kngmecr
in eharize of roadway : P. £. Fairchild. Auditor, and
George Peck, Gei.eral Solicitor, with office at Topeka.
Kan.
IlauoTer Branch Ry.- This line is now
operuUd as tlie Huno\er Branch of tlu*'OId Colony RR.
Ilousatonic RR.— W. II. Stevenson has been
appointed Viie-I'resident and (i<'neral Manager, \iith
office at Hiidge|iort. (.'oiin : W. K. Lyon. iSuperin>ei-
d«Mjt, vice II. A. Bihhop : F. C. Payiu-, Superintendent
of Dan bury and Norwalk Division, \« ith office at Dan>
bury. Conn. : W. F. Smith. Dlvi^ion Freight Agent,
having re.^igncd. that office is HboliMied.
Kansas and Onlf Mii»rt Line Ry.— This
(■ompany wa^ purchased by and now lonns an integral
part of the St. Loui*. ArkaiiHi- and Texas RR.. which
see. I). .Miller has been >ip|iOintt'd General Freight and
Pas-enger Ac«nt, with office at St. Louis, Mo.
Kansas, Nebraska and Dakota Ry.-
J. A. Plerco \mti been appointed Division Snpeiiuten-
dent.
Kinsman, Pratt and W>stern RR.-F.
M. Hill, General Freight and Passenger Al'Cu*, with
office at Wichita. Kan.
Lake Krle and Western RR.— Thomas W.
Ler, General Passenger Agent, vice G. W. Smith, iln-
dianapoli!< and Michigan City Division.)— 8. B. Sweet's
tiilf, instesd of beliiL' Freight and Paesenger Agent,
should be Commercial Agent, with address, Indianap-
olis, Ind.
Lake Hhore and IVIIcblisan HontUern
Ril.— L. n. Clark is Consulting EiigiBicr, ai>d G.
U. Hardy is Chief Knglneer ; Frank P. Whitney, West-
ern Pa^celJge^ Agent, vice W. P. Johnfon, re^iu'ned.
Lake Hide and IWarbleliead RR.-New
Danlmry. O., to Marblehiad. O., 7 miles.
1 :■: H. Breiinan PrM. <f G. Jf... Toledo, O.
•2 Tln»«. Flisher, .Tr riff-yVw.. . Cleveland, O.
H 1). K St. vens SKirtiini Tt»ledo, O.
■ 4 W. O Chapman.... Tnumrfr 'Boston. Mass.
5 Albert Rol^iisek. . . ; Gen. Ftjt. Aat Cleveland, O.
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376 POOR'S DIRECTORY OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS-CHANGES WHILE IN PHESS.
Stftckton, ('ill.
K. F. aurald
S K. Clmppull...
W. A. Taylor....
W. R OrniHby...
J. W. Duyan
R. L. Myrick . . . .
W. W. Prugh...
G. A.Fayle
II
San Joaquin and Sierra NeTada KR«
(ReviMKl LiMtK— Bracka to Valley bpriiij^. CaJ., 40 milea.
1 Clia*. F. f 'rwkrr . . l*r^Mde>it 8. Francisco, Cal.
S Timoihy Hopkinn . \'ic*-Pttititifnl.
8 F. fci. Doaty Src. <fr Trea*. . .
4 W. W. PuKli O'fu. ifuft
Genertil omce, Fuurtli uud TuwuM'ud Uta., Sau Fran-
ciaco, (.':il.
Slienanieo and Allecsheny Rll,— A. 8. Thin-
liHin hai< bt^ii appointed General biiperintendent, with
oittce at Greenville, I'd.
Southern Paclllf* €-oni|»auy. (Kovisfd li!«t
and corrcctiona). J. S. NubUrM uildre^i* (7:i5 'iH} should
be Tiirson. initcad of TuHeao. Arlst.; 73.V9t», B. <». Con-
ner, vice J. J. Tmeey ; P. lliin>'<m. vice W. M. Patter-
Min : Joieph Motl'i* addn'^n is DunAinuir. Cal.. iiictcad
or Keddinu. Cnl.: 0. E. Steven;* ahonld be V. K. SU-ph-
eni ; K. J. Mulvihill, vice C. K. Luinbic ; C C Muau,
vice E. J. Miilvihili.
NlW ArrulMTMENT^ AND NaMKS mot PltBVIOUi*LY
Rkpohtku
Wm. Sproulc Ann'r a. J>\ .4.. S. Franclpco. Cal.
Trar. And... \
Tnir. Awl
Trar. Ami
Slonl'et/^r .... Sacramento, Cal.
Statumrr S. Fraucioco, Cal.
IHr. Hupl O.iklnnd, Cul.
Dir. R. Matt.. Stockton. Cal.
Road Master., i Santa i'^LUlt^ Cal.
Bridgrtt antj Buildiny* Departifunt.
Wm. CrutHj Foreman Shopn W. Oakland, Cal.
C. C. Oomatock Bridge l/ifpTr
D. KoberlBon Fm. Iktrnttruct.
J. Cricliton Fm. Cnnnfrucf.
Wm. ThoinaM Fm. Conufnit't.
John T. Keed Fm. Chnttruct.
J. S. FrillH Fm. CoHA/vtH. So. Vallejo. Cal.
T.J. DavU Fm. «[w«/ri/c^!K«l Uluff, Cal.
P. F. 8cott \Fm. Cofuffnfcf.'Mm* Canon, Cal.
E. II. WriL'ht \F/n. fhuxtrucf.Cmrhn, Nev.
Tho-«. lliimphn!yg....:/^m. riOA»j»//tfr/.!Lo'» Anicelen, Cal.
G. W. Bjiniliart Fm. ('QH*f/ttcf..Taevon, Ariz.
ILL Steven -on Tnw. Kuffi/ict^r Httcrdmonto, Cal.
A. H. Wwodin Fm. Round II Diiunmuir. Cal.
r. F. Hall Fm. Marh. .s7#/>;Tiilare. Cal.
Uarry Ku8i«i'll Fm. Round n.\ho< Anj;eleH, Cal.
A. Becker, vice George DriKi;fB: .54, A. Hherbnrne,
Fon>nniii Shops ; JV5, ChurleK (yili, Foreman C«ir Sliopri ;
Tn. iTan»-.'s Ifav, vice F Thayer ; B-5, J<is<'ph Murphy,
vice J. T. Murphy; i), otllce of Train Ma>ler nbolii^ned.
(c> Atlantic SrsTKX. comprlninf; the followin); linea
of roHtl : Galvetftou, llarri8hiirK and Sail Antonio Kv.,
%Vi milea ; Te.xaa and New OrleaiH Kit., :20H niiU^ ;
Ijinisiaua Western l{Ii , ll'i ni{le4 : Mor<;tin'8 Loui^itmn
and Texatf (<K., 183 mile« : New York. Texa.<» and Mexi-
can Hy., ^i miles ; Gulf, Western Texaa and Pacific
Ry., (inmilex.
1 J. G. Srhrlever .. . ' Tniffic .Van . . . ;Ncw Orleans, La.
2 J. Kriittschnilt..
a J. H. Kiciiaidbon'^
4E M.rnderlilirJT
»»» fitn. Auffit'tr.
•t
S. Frandbco. Cal.
Stockton, Cal.
Merced, (-al.
Mt>ltt'e J\ADe>' and ^ft^cMnery Dfpartmtnt.
J. J. Ryan ] I ^,^Jc/jXf.n. \ «»*'^ Antonio, Tt x
J. 1). Connell
.\m'..M. VHiiTiai) Cneni. T..-.X.
.' ' i Altfiers. J. a.
JaiiK'!* Mooiit-y
K L. Ileibert..
Wm si II not t ! ; Foiftni'fi Jjt-
Kd. Kvaii
H. Klert...
:|
I r«. R'prfi..,
II«Ml^1on, Tex.
San Aiitomo, Ti-x
jKl l'aM». Tex.
.\fo/irr /*'iufr ami Mtirhinf-nj ./ftfitirfmaif—Co/timUfd.
J. Uildehrand
J. K. Cade
J. iVa.otertfon
A. Fuller
\
.1/. a. B. Moi" f,
f/an RR. . . S
]
FcV' luf.n Car i
i'ar Rtpn, \
Ali;ierei, La.
llarrKhiir*;. Tex.
lloiiHttiii. Tex.
"^an Anionfo Tex
El Phho, Tex.
Cuero, Tex.
11. Borcherdint;
Wm. Kii.g ....
A. J. Jounle J Foremen Car i iHarrifhnrL', Tex.
C. W. Smith J /'i inUrf .. \ [Aljrierj*, La.
Bridf/tg aiul Baildhiffg Ihpnrtmfht
J. R. Adami \S'ipt. B. <jfc B . iH<»U!»ton, Tex.
W. A. Liitm \Foretnan AlKlern Ijl.
A. McDonald j Fot^iman • llouHlon, Tex.
J. F. France | Foreman San Anioniu, Tex
Track Bepartmtnt-
r. ('. Mattnrd Rttad Mafter... Alciero, La.
John < nil- n I'oad Aftmfer. . . Lurayette, La.
P. Crowley Roo't AfanUr. ..• "
Jno. Groj;an Road MutUr. . . Uou»ton, Tex.
J no. Kennedy Road Matt tr... "
I Thoa. Hanner Rtuvl Mantel'. . Wood ville, Ti-x.
! Jaa. Beaainout Road Math r.. Victoria, Tex
' JuH. Kirby lio'td Maittr. . . 8chnlenl>er|j, T«-x
J, P. Kelly RtHid MaMt^r. . . S»in Antonio, T»-x
L. F.«eby Rtnid Ma»Ur. . . Del Rio, Tex.
P. McCabe Road Afa/tft^r... Marta, Tex.
T. Fiizpatriek Rwid JUanter. . . Sierra BPuca^Tex
Comrntniat and Frtigh* Ag*Ht/.
I'CrVw. Eoiit. F.iSSV* Bioadway,
) tit l*a». AgL ^ New York. N.Y
v«.* n,m 1/T/ ' *W Bmadway.
LattPan.Agt, , New York. N.V
\\w Knn Ant HIW Washintjlon
Atn Kng. Age. -^ jj^ luwoii.Mai.
A.G.F.dR.Ag. Loh Am;ilei>. Cal.
/v— A..^.t ; »«tH Market St.,
torn. Jigeni ^ S.Frawc'Hro.Cal
Otn.Agtnt.... -, st. Ix)ui*. M...
W. H. liai|)er ^rV/i. Agatt. ... El Paso, Tex.
I « Deichthor Sir.,
/vn A«/Vi»i*/i» Hambnrji. Ger.,
E. Ilawley
1.^11. Nnttlng ...
E. E. Currier.. .,
C. F. bmurr... .
G. W. FleUher .
At«a Kello;ri:
Aim t. Managfr.l
Loral Tit'iH.
it
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5 P. L, Queyroui,e-|
6 W. II. AIlH-rfHon..
7 W. C. Wattfou
G.A., G.^lLit
S. A R\i. 8yt. Houston. Tex.
Pai/manU'r .Ali;lers. La.
(r.P. «(• Tit. .1. New Orleanii, La.
3 ^ ^'- «'»'»>^ \ li^Li^dHn. f "«"^»<^n' 're-.
9r. W. I'olk .UJi't Lftn'lAg.
10 J. J. Ryan Ha^t. Aftch . . San Antonio. Tex
11 D. A. hulllvuu Grn. Bag. Agf Houston, Tvx.
'•-2 P- «'^«^- { .2>^xVye{;J!' NewOrlean-, U.
13 IL J. Leroy I AfforMy " **
14 E P.Hill Attnnuy llouHton, Tex.
1,'* r. Truinpy Pnrch . AgfiU. . New Orleann. La.
10 J. S. Duulay ,V. ^* TiaiMp. . Houatou, Tox.
JJivhlon Suiierintendentn.
W. F. Given j^. Afnrgnn Dir. New Orleans, La.
: flf. Van Vleck J.V. Louvdana IK Hi-naton. Tex.
D. MuiitH(*rrHie... Ls\ Vicf'fvi IHr. Cnero, Tex.
V» '. V'^t'v^y- ■ ../■*•' S. Aftfonio IK Sail Antonio, Tox
A. Luidbtri; ...Is. Jil Paifjinv. El P»*o, Tex.
Rudolph Falck . . .
W. C. Grei;ory.
G. W. E'v
Ratit. Agtnt.
Trar.Pa^.Agt
Trar. Paf. Agf. M<mtfromcry..Ma.
Liverpool, Rut-
land.
Cincinna'i, O.
C. E. Miner..
W. Ch'uipian . .
K. H. Slevein*<m. .
II. M. Van .Arm an.
'•. B. Turrell
(^11011^ Lonjj K«?e.
p. Gniv !^irholi«.. .. Tr.rr.J>aM.Agf.. {iaht^lon.^rtK.
Trar.Pait.Agt. El I'a^i.Tex.
TrawPaa.Agt. ; Havana. Coba.
POftf. Agent . .iAtlantn, Ga.
Trav.Paf.Agt. Chicat'o. III.
Pmi. .Igent... S. Francisfco. C I.
\(fii. I\f'i"i. .4^^. New Orleans, La.
All tithrr olliccri) fame ua given on pagei» 1U9 to lii3 vt
this Directory.
SyracuMe and Baldii'Insvllle UR.— M.T.
Oarvoy hai* been appointed Gciur I Kreii»hl and PH»»en
ger A;K'Ut, with ofliee at Baldwincyille, N. Y.
Sf raounc, Ontario and New York IIB.->
Ge ifKo 11. (irave!", Superinicn'eut vice .\lbert Allen,
re-ltint-d. He w II also act m Goueral Freight, I'aaaeu-
ger and JMircha'-Ing Agent.
Texan and Pacific RU.-C H. Meade. Gen-
eral Forcnan Car Sliopn, vice F. M AlexandiT, n-
pigned : J. G. Pier«ol. Dvi^ioii Su|M'riniendenl, vice J.
H. RcHmon. re»l:ine1 ; Z. A. Alills, i'uclflc Cotet
Freight Agent, vice II. C. Logan.
Texan, Santa P^ and N4»rt]iern RR.-A C
Hm\k\e \\n« been aypoinied Chief Engineer, with uffictf
rOOU\SI>lKK(TORVOKHAILWAV()FFICIAi.S— C^IIANCJES WIIILK IN PRESS. 3T7
T«^xa« Wotiiorii Rjr. (Kcvi«ocl Lint).— nonston
to Sk'aley, 64 inilvn.
1 C;eo. ('. Kiv«'» f!fc*ircr Houston, Tvx.
9Gro. (\ Smiili ^V/». J/'i/i'/v^;-..
3 S. Packard A,ul.i{'G,t\jt.A
Gent ral (iff'Hc. IIoiismui, Ti'X.
Tol^d^, Ann Arbor nnd NorfU ivilflil.
K«n Ky.- Ilcury Smith, Act in.:: Read Masiur, viro (-.
\t. DaviH, HositI M:i:«t<'r.
T<»l<*do, SU IjouIx and KanNii«i€Jty IIK.
— J. O. Omu-imI i* c'hi«'f Eii«;iiu*<T. not i'hiff hii;;iiM*cr
and Kiiiittriiitcndtnt TranM|uirT:ition Dcpartuu'Dt.
I^nlon l*a«*ltlt* Ity. Thoinax j. Porii-r in now
Vice-I'n'fidi'iii and (tciiiTal ManatiiT : Hi-liard Aiider-
pon has h« on appdinfvfl (Jrfierai Travriliiii; Auditor,
whh iinW'ent (Mnalia, N'l'b.: W. II. ltaldwiii,.Tr.. Gi*n-
eral Al^'nc I 'Hx-cuKer and Ticket Doiurinicnt, vice I'.
W. Si'ott. rcHiKned.
Viindallii Ijinr.— Hcvitcd li-t of tho rorporate
OtliooiH if the IVrte llauie and lndianai>oli!i li\i. ia ai}
fuliowa :
1 Henry S. Ives .. ..'PntUlfnt Cinrinnati, O.
2 ( \ ( '. Walto V.PifM.A' ti. .V.
3 Joseph Hill ■ Axit- ir. Man... Torre Haute. lod.
•t F. II. Short .. .. Sfc. .(• TriftM.. cfnilnnafi. O.
5 (5. K. FMrnn>;lon.. . Aivt. .Sunfftry. Ti'irr Haute, ind.
ti J. W. i 'nif t -!«*/. Tnatturer
ii
('liarl»'« NeiNon has hi-en app<>intfd General Supi-r>
inleudci't vice,)o*eph Hill, promoted.
WabaiMi Ky. SmnuH H. Knii:ht lia>t Ii-'Mi
nppiiintrd cTenoral Kr-'lvhl ApMif, vin- Mlion Kiiii:lr.
n'f»iiri'ed : P'rank H. Til'lirtiH Aiii*<'--tant I''rd«jlit .^g. nt,
and Kinory K. Kh-niinvr, IMvi^ion Fifljiht A;;cai, ui.h
ortlc«* at nVraiur. 111.
l%>«tcrn <*onnllcM UK.- Frank Killani i.< now
l*n«!»id«'nt, vin* L. K Bnker, roi::iied.
York and IVacli Koifom Ky. ■ Geortff^ M.
Jacobx in now MaifU-r t»f .Machinery, viee ticorjie W.
Hoo\er, ru'-iuned
XanvKvllle and €lhlo Klver RK.- JanipH
H. Andn-w- lia" lie-.'U apixdntefl .\i«-lstjint Tren-un-r,
with offl.M' ar ZanesvUli', «) . a d W. T. Mrltrido. Audi-
tor and G«'neral Fn-i;;lil and Pas.-uiigur A^eijt, with of-
lUcat Zanotiville, (>.
G. P. IJANCJS, President.
II. M. (?R()S.K, Secretary.
THE
K. K. PIIATT. TuMMiri r.
Desha Lumber and Planting Co
I
MANlFACTfUEHS OF
OAK, ASH, HICKORY, GOH anA ELM LIBER.
H i» E c; I A. I^ 'V I K H .
Lumber for Export; Dimension Orders for Bridge and
Car Builders and Agricultural Implement Manu-
facturers. Plain and quarter-sawed White
and Red Oak, Ash, and Gum, for
•Furniture and Finishing.
Mills at Arkansas City, Arkansas. Home Office, Ho. 60 Congress St., Boston.^ «As&.
REVISED STATEMENTS OF STREET RAILROADS.
STATE OF ARK ANSAS. ; n<r/V«i(., IlHrrU Schulxe. Sec , Thomas Lewis, Treat.
Fort Minllb Mreet RK. €'«. op.rzu.s 2 m,.«. •*'''''•• *''---«»'^'»«^'' ^''»"' ^•^•"^' 1"'
of roal. owi.^ 4U muU-^ iiml :. cur-. /^r«f or.' s»,„uH j, f^xi? OF KRNTUrK Y.
MclAtiil, Henry Krurzel. .la:*. M. HpnrkH. Oi-o. T. ■ ^^, . , _ «... -..w ^
Himik8, Bc.i. T. Duv^l. Fori SiiiilU. Ark -amnH , ^•<'«J?*»'." •*•«»•••«««' »tre.-t Rtt. Co. oper-
McLou.l. /^^-.. B. T. Duval. H.v /*/v*.. C* o T Spark., ! ^|« f "»'»*'^ »' ™*J. "Wiij 770 iniiloii aatf 1« cara.
;*«•.. W. A. Kyuiii*. .^upt.-GKSEiiAis OrPiCK. Fort ; /^''•"''''*' »/J"^*"»». »• «{• Miiiar^^^
Suiilh Ark LjuiiuU. T. C DomguD, Luainvilh*. Kj.— B. du I'onI,
» r.ATK OF f. .1 ljll<-»urai A. I i),„ijt.r«ii, ,svr t.'KNKitAL Oppick. Kigliteentb uud WaK
riar ^tr^'t ■■ill (<?NblcRR.(:«i. Thedtnc- iiutsu., I^niiiiville, Ky.
tor'i iirtiuu Henry bieiunvy^iT alioiihl be Jlenry hiein-
negifvr. 8TA TK OF IflAIMi.
FourCli Stporl RR. To. ;^^lionlil \w l;\.iirtw.Mil!i , Portland RR. f'o. oiM-rutee 10 miles of ioad»
Streci KK. Co. ()|»t-ni e:« 8 nulc. «.r roa.l. own.-i Ml ownn i7l u.mh..* ai.d ao li-rtic cara.-II. J. Lil.by. i^w.,
horw-'H and 10 carrt.-\\ uli»r Hlijr /V« ,f Att/>/., i*. J. k. A. Nnviu.-.n. .**•.. Tit m. <^ f^fw. .Vun., Cit-o W.
\ an L'i»)eni«plH .s^r.. Mnni 'omciy Howe, J/ea<.-OES son'e. .s/z/ir.-- Uk.nkuai. Oppick, 4»4 C'onj!ie« bt, i'ort-
■ iiALUPPiCK.Oaklani, (ImI lui.d, ili-.
North Bearli ami .niNSioii IIR. To. oper j ' STATK OF HIICinGAN.
ates 8.> mile* of ionl, o.ui'« SSO ti<ir>»ci» and 74 car* : ^-, ^ ■• « ■ «,* .. «>.» ^ ,. ^^
*C»raiid RapidM Street RR. Co. oiiointeA 16
I
mikMofronJ .r.ui»J diimiii i-^ undt. cuh /Hncor*,, kual OKPiCK; Grand Kapjd«, Mich.
Jiw. .MrL'iiigbliii, A. 1. Hal. I> \^. i^ield, Ciir.!<. '
JfvL 'nKhliiK Lo* An^oleH C'al.-JaH. McLouKhlin. i STATK OF RIlSSOrRI.
Chl.l8.m, ,4.«^ .S'»//>r-liKNBIIAL OPP.C K, bCCOlld UUd "S ■*?«"?" ^ **'r*^ "■?* ^'Vr*""! ,"''' r.?*.
F»gutroa St-.. Lew Anjc. li-*. Cal. opciates Itf.J mik-» of n»ad. own^ 7i cablet ar*. SIO
„ ., . ».. \.« . .. . ti # ln»rsr-p(»wrr. limit power of onK^ii^'B. (lOU horiHfi».—
Nutter Sireet RR. < o. opi rafos 5.5 mile* of Dwighi Tredway. /Yr*.., A. de FIkii. ir.do, Uhi Mau.
roa.l, ownii lio bonjo*. .Ml horbii-rar^ and 2J i a;.K-iai « | ,,. ,s t; Manning Tndway, ^rra^.-OENKRAL Oppick.
/iiw/ow, U. F. Morrow. .1. L. Sclinmi, J Naplhalv F. x. jj. cor. Franklin and Clianoing AviH.. St. Loul,, M«
J. Low. H. O. Bvxbcf. >an branciACO. Cul.— It. F. Mor-
TOW. /'/Yv.. J L. i!ch:niit, n<y-/'' « . A K. Stevcii». '■ TfcRRIlORY OF MONTANA.
AV.-., M. Stbmlit. 7/#a/i.. John McCord, >'«;>/.. U. ! ,- , ^. • .. ^ . .. * ^
Frice, J/rM/ 7V. //r//.. H. Willy. Jfa^L I av -ff/^.-OKS- ■■•J®?* Street Ry. Co. opnaies 2 nilki. of road*
EiiAL Ort ici:, Folk and Sfittcr Sl«., San FranciMO. Cal. ! «wn«i 17 horpe* and 4 caru.-thai*. W . Cannon, /Jw., L-
_, . „^ ^^ ^i-.wi^ D„ ..,- .^ f— II -A. vSalkcr, ^v. c^ YVvcm.— Ul.nkuai. Oppick, Hcleuai
Temple Street t^able Ry. o|H'r.ite* l.i.> miloH , t^^^m ' *
of road, o\\n<«i> dummy fn,;iiies aitd (i rar!«. IHrtctoi*^ hvatk tf^ir wtriv v^^nic
W. S. Maxwell. Victor Ii. aiidry. P.iKleiit IVaiidry, . . ^ "^r^„ " " « . .
Jallu!, L\«Mi-. Tbnmaa stovell. Kalidi Ko-ern, K A. i AuburnCltyRy. Co. operate* 3.5 milci. of road.
Hall. Ociuvius Morgan. Jol.n Milncr. -F. Beaiidry. I "wu"* 42 liorH.Baiid li.ar*. y>i/Yrt(>;i(.Dttmcl B. Uatc^
/'/v^.O Mor-mi. rK^/'/v-.. F. W. W.KHl.iStr. a-JAm.. " '* I ol iii^ Charlec B. Fooir, BroniKJU Peck, Jr.,
John Miluer. y'mw.-FuiNciPAL Opucn. Los An^tilei, i barlca L. Hoiton, New \ork, >. Y.; (tortoii \\ . Alien,
^;,1 Ler.ty \\. Si«veni*.Anburn, N. Y.~li. W. Alien, /Vjs#.,
STATK OK <'OIjORADO. Auburn, N. Y., H. B. HoUina, Vtef-Frei:^ i harlea L.
». . a^ « M.- « ■»■» *^i , « MK II Hortiin, Trffiit ^ Rroniion Feck, Jr., i^cr — itKNKRALi
Trinidad Sireet RR. Co. o|K..ra en 1.15 miles oppick, Auburn, N. Y.; New York oMce. 18 Wall St.
of rou'l -Sol. H. .lotfe /*/r-. <(• J/<i;« , K L. \\ ooten. I „ ' - . -, ' «..«.«, m. j.
J.V<- , T. H. Collier, 7Vc(W. - Ukkku.m. Ofpicb, Ti.nldad. . BlnKlinniton Cenlral RR. Co. The dln-c-
^^^^\ tor » name i*uo. L. < laiidull ebonld be Geo. L. Cran-
STATK OF <'O.NNKt*TICI.'T. ^^^^- -'^ 1^*0 'h*' Fret>ideni'8 name i- the fame.
Falriiaveii and Wentvllie RR. Co. oper- I NewbuPKli Street Ry. Co. operatei ^.Bmileii
afe* 10 111'!'- '»r '".d. ouii- 'iiO hor.-e^ mid :^o ear-. **f road, wiib 2.5 mile* under construction, own* CO
Jfirccf',.-. 11. 'u ilcv B. Ive-, (Je .r«eH. \V.iir.Mi!i. Ezekiel • »""• "V'* ^} 'iUrs-How-iind F. H.ll, J'rrf, William
H. Tro.'luid::*-. S.jniuil Milii-r, lliniv .•<. I'«rniele M-ores, .s..- ,f- 7 /»•/*. Henry Iven .Kmith, ^V/»/. <(• C#Vfi.
SaiHi.l neMi.;:w.iv. .lobn V» t arriii-loi,. Cliarkt S. .'/•//. -Gknkkal Oppuk. Newbur^h. S. \. PUKM.
liiaokui.in. K Hay.'- Trobridi;e Jr.. Now nu\eu, Co .n. "knt .- OrPh k. 3 broad St.. New York, N. Y.
- llo.tdiev W. her*, 7V»x. d- P A., Le\ereit Caiide •, Rome (Jty Str«>et Ry. Co. op-'rateji 5 miioa of
.sv,. ,{' /'it 1^., W. .\. (iranani, ilujtf. a- .l^/*^ fr. AV/i., r a«l, owm. t>o horse** and 1,1 cars — Kowland P. IflH,
K. W lvi-:ir. .!/».' '•//• /.V/i.-GKNKUAi.i)ppiCK.Siiup- 7*/v* . Charles W. I),iy'»n. V,rt-Prti>., Wlliiaiu Moorei*,
Hoii Bbn k, Now llavrn, Coiiii. , .sv.-. ,(• Tmi* , l>. Ilaiiiei', A/r. A*it. if i&ru/>^— Uknbiiai.
I Oppick, 3 Broad St.. New York, N. Y.
srATK OF ILLINOIS. |
t!alro ^tr^l•^ Hallway Co. operaiea 3 milea of STATK OF OHIO.
»»m I. u;in- 1 » Imrpe.- and ."ieiir*. /'i "cfurf. J. A. <;ol«l- ' Lima .Sir<'et Ry. I^otor and Poirer Co*
■*ine. TltoMa'4 L' "»•* Hain* Sebu /.v .A'liert Lcwi*i. C. operates 4 mile* of road, witli the Yande Po- le -y^tein
. .NeH. laiio. 111 - J. A. Gddetine, /--rw., c. V. Neff. of electric inotor*.-B. C. F.uirol, Pn.".. V. L. Laajjaii,
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