Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

thousands Of persons next week, and the off
cials anticipate no trouble in putting theil
arrangements into operation. Already thu
| incoming trains are bringing hundreds OF
strangers. and their early arrivals will tend to
relieve tho railroad companies later on wher
/ the rush comes.
! The freight question has been disposed of b,
| the railroad companies. No more freight viii
| be handled Until the close of the encampment
when the large mass Of tho passengers have
| been started toward their homes. While no
more freight will 10 brought in ON either road i,
! u the intention of the companies TO deliver all
that Is in the yards. 20 that by tomorrow even
ing all the freight cars can be moved from the
city and gotten out OF the way. The Baltimore
and Ohio Company viii move their freight cars
To the Rock Greek branch, which extends across
the county from Linden, there being about five
miles of track there.
Both companies have constructed platforms
along their track to the city limits and in the
freight yards for the benefit OF the passengers.
he freight yard will be used For the storage
of cars IN which the visitors are TO sleep, and
the street platforms will be utilized as passenger
depots. Mos. OF the incoming trains during
the busiest days will be stopred out.ide the
depot, and some OF the trains leaving here will
also start from points some distance from the
depot.
The Baltimore and Ohio road has issued an
order relating TO the two branches Of the road
One order reads:
"All suburban trains on the Metropolitan
branch Frederick trains. Nos. 81 and So: Hagers-
town trains, Nos. Al and AZ, will arrive at and
depart from the New York avenue station Sen.
TENDER 10, 20, 81 and 22.'
The other Is that all Baltimore local train.
leaving here on the 18th and 10Th of this mon III
after 1910 pm. will start from the east siGe o.
Delaware avenue between L and G streets.
MARSHAL WINES AIDS.
Marshal l.. ID. Wine of the civic escort TO tho
Grand Army parade has selected the following
aids: Chief of staff, NJ. VI. Parker first aid, s.
ii. Bodfish; second aid. S. b. Hege; third aid
H. A. Parke; fourth aid, Capt. NJ. +. -horp
John Is. Daish; andrew Parker. J: !. :.tkins,
I. +. Beach, +. r. Cullen, James z. White, +.
J. King, 5. A. Dougherty, c. II. Welsh. VIM.
II. Manogue. II. Z. Bradley. I. J. Gramlich.
Mathew Irimblc. H. c. Browning, S. S. Shedd
Capt. S. II. Merrill. I. G. Slater, W. II.
BAyly, G: A. Prescott, I. c; Dodge,
Chamberlin, Col. William b. Thompson,
P. s. Foster, L. c: Bailey, F. Gheen. Edward
Graves, 7. II. Brooks. Geo W. S. Swartzell l..
5. brown. Capt. A. G. Tonner. Capt. c. G. VI.
l.oef1'er. Meyer Loeb, W. Z. Magruder. F. G.
Alexander, J. II. NERVE :her. Z. NJ. Dawson.
Nailor, w. c. Bickford, Ii. A. Drury, F. II.
Smith, H.. NJ. Schneider, W. Keslev
Schoepf. 1. L. johnson. j. Maury
Dove, c. c. Duncanson. David Cranmer.
Or. Smith lownshend, j. X. McGowan. Mai.
H. A. Hall, VIM. S. Roose Frank II. Rawlings,
w. H. Barnes. W. H. Hoeke. J. j. Edison. jr..
II. d. Nicholson. j. b. Burnside. j. Z. 4atti-
mer. H. NJ. Dehooley, DR.. F. J. Woodman. A. H.
Wells, Vim. X. Ellis. A. W. Kelley Capt c. ).
Domer, W. +. Guide. B. l.. Wheeler. F. II. Bar
BARN, j. b. Cralli. II. II. Morrison. +. Ii.
Thomas. l.. c. Wood. Thos. q. Hen
sey, John L. Weaver, George GUIDE,
B. l.. Wheeler. W. H. II. Cipsel, Col. Robt.
BOYD, 2. NJ. Hough. VI. Sells. J. IL. Small, John
Hockemeyer, Capt. Chas. Chiids, Calvin Whit
mer. Geo. H. Walker. L. n. Runyan. ". ii. +.
Reinecke. Louis Boyer. jr., Robert Ball. En-
mons S. smith. W. il. Orcott, Q. T. Thompson
Capt Geo. W. Evans, Jas. Z. Bell,
b. F. Gilbert. E. B: Hesse, H. p
Gilbert. q. W. Cissel I. II. Bristoe,
l.. A. Littlefield. Albert Gleason, II. l.. Christ
man, J. F. O'Neil. Capt. A. p. Lacey, NJ. d.
Peck. Robert Cook, F. G.. Aukum L. W. Smith,
W. Andrew BOYD, W. r. Speare.
The saddle blankets and whips are now read
for distribution at the Office OF Is. II. Warner 4
Co., 9l6 street.