One who was arrested on Thursday evening on warrants from Louisburg and Blackstone, was dismissed in Police Court yesterday. Wilkinson had previously appeared at the answer of the charges, all of which grew out of the sale of an automobile. It seems that the authorities in Louisburg and Blackstone had failed to notify the police here of the disposition of the cases. He was immediately released when the facts became known.

Admen Inglis Officers.
The Richmond Association of Display Men held their annual banquet last night in Murphy's Hotel. B. A. Lewis, former president, presided as toastmaster. The following officers were installed: J. R. Balderstone, president; M. B. Angle, vice-president; B. A. Krayser, secretary; J. B. Hare, treasurer. Trustees—B. A. Lewis, M. R. Buckley, and W. E. Luck.

GRADING FOR STATION UNDER WAY AT HERMITAGE
Preliminary Work for Union Terminal has already been started by R. K. V. I.
Preliminary grading for the tracks into the new union station on West Broad Street, on the site of the Hermitage Golf Club, is underway, and architects are completing the plans for the stations. A final inspection of the property, with the view of establishing the necessary grades for the station building, will be made by the engineers.  and architects shortly, and, as soon as the company can get possession of the property, construction work on a large scale will be started. 