IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. 



211 



Cleveland, Tuscarawas Valley and Wheel- 

 ing, 112. 



Colorado Central, 163. 



Columbus and Hocking Yalley, 112. 



Columbus and Xenia, 112. 



Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central (sec 

 Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St. Louis), 112. 



Columbus, Springfield and Cincinnati, 112. 



Concord and Claremont, 59. 



Concord and Portsmouth, 58. 



Concord, New Hampshire, 58. 



Connecticut and Passumpsic, 60. 



Connecticut Central, 65. 



Connecticut River, 63. 



Connecticut Valley, 65. 



Connecticut Western, 66. 



Cooperstown and Susquehanna Valley, 74. 



Corning, Cowanesque and Antrim : New 

 York, 80 ; Pennsylvania, 104. 



Cumberland and Pennsylvania, 17*7. 



Cumberland Valley, 107. 



Dakota Southern, 151. 



Danvers and Newburyport, 61. 



Danville, Hazleton and Wilkesbarre, 101. 



Davenport and North- Western, 152. 



Dayton and Union, 112. 



Delaware, 174. 



Delaware and Boundbrook : New Jersey, 

 90 ; Pennsylvania, 104. 



Delaware and Hudson, 99. 



Delaware and Hudson Canal .Company: 

 New Jersey, 74 ; Pennsylvania, 99. 



Delaware Division Philadelphia, Wilming- 

 ton and Baltimore Railroad, 174. 



Delaware, Lackawanna and Western : New 

 York, 78 ; New Jersey, 91 ; Pennsyl- 

 vania, 99. 



Delaware Shore, 174. 



Denver and Boulder Valley, 162. 



Denver and Rio Grande, 162. 



Denver Pacific (see Kansas Pacific), 162. 



Denver, South Park and Pacific, 162. 



Des Moines and Fort Dodge, 151. 



Des Moines and Minneapolis, 161. 



Detroit and Milwaukee, 118. 



Detroit, Eel River and Illinois, 124. 



Detroit, Hillsdale and South- Western, 120. 



Detroit, Lansing and Lake Michigan, 119. 



Dorchester and Delaware, 174. 



Dubuque and South-Western, 149. 



Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley and Pittsburg, 



105. 

 Dutchess and Columbia (see Newburg, 



Dutchess and Connecticut), 87. 



East Alabama and Cincinnati, 203. 



East Broad Top, 108. 



East Pennsylvania (see Philadelphia and 

 Reading), 102. 



East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia, 199. 



Eastern Kentucky, 194. 



Eastern (Massachusetts), 61. 



Eastern Shore, 174. 



Easton and Amboy (see Lehigh Valley), 91. 



Erie and Pittsburg, 105. 



Erie Railway (now New York, Lake Erie 

 and Western) : New York, 82-85 ; Penn- 

 sylvania, 99. 



Eureka and Palisade, 168. 



European and North American: Canada, 

 55 ; Maine, 57. 



Evansville and Crawfordsville, 128. 



Evansville, Owensboro and Nashville, 193. 



Evansville, Terre Haute and Chicago : In- 

 diana, 127 ; Illinois, 133. 



Fitchburg, Troy and Boston (Massachu- 

 setts), 63. 



Flint and Pere Marquette, 118. 

 Flushing, North Shore and Central, 87. 

 Fonda, Johnstown and Gloversville, 73. 

 Fort Wayne, Jackson and Saginaw, 126. 

 Fort Wayne, Muncie and Cincinnati, 126. 

 Franklin and Worcester, 174. 

 Freehold, Jamesburg and Squankum, 89. 



Galena and South Wisconsin, 144. 



Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio, 207. 



Geneva and Lyons (see New York Central 

 and Hudson River Railroad), 88. 



Geneva, Ithaca and Sayre (see Lehigh Val- 

 ley), 79. 



Georgia, 189. 



Gilman, Clinton and Springfield, 134. 



Grand Rapids and Indiana: Michigan, 117 ; 

 Indiana, 126. 



Grand Rapids, Newaygo and Lake Shore, 

 120. 



Grand Tower and Carbondale, 134. 



Grand Trunk: Canada, 52; New Hamp- 

 shire, 58 ; Michigan, 120. 



