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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect July 10. 1896.

Leave Washington from station corner of New
For Chicago and Northwest. vestiblled Limited
trains, 1000 anl.. 500 pm.
bulsd Limited. sss IS p% ;' cypress. i.is night,
For Pittsburg and Cleveland. express daily. 1000
For Berkeley Springs. 3:45 pm daily. except
Sunday Special. 1900 loon daily. and sos Pun
For Deer Pa-k. Mountain Lake Park and Oak
Iand lI:Uo. 3:4o pm, 12:la am. all daily; No
%est-bound trains stop at Mountain Lake Park Sun
For lexington and stauntOn- 1900 noon,
For Winchester and way stations. IS ID pm
sa b4 nsID an o Shn r
daily; isles;.inss Cars through.
9ss $50 $500 sass SO iss
s si.os 2 1Zie 100 1iss' as:so s5 ssSs AZ
1870 11i9 Iii so pm M and 3,s:o i night Sun
a as '1G .'lS S 300 1sos ..a s . s@
1S;l0 go. 1880. 100. l1:15. Misc pm,
70 Annapolis ITO and $50 an. 1910 AMI
- p IN. sundays. SO am - pm ~
For Hassrsiswn. 1900 noon and 100 Pm
80. $50. 7;o5 pm sundays. 800 am. i15:
20 Esr s ESQ sas 800 way CENTS as vs. ss asgs
.:e9. 80 pr Sundays. 800 AIN. Ills. $50.
p'r y. Wq1shin;5on Junction and way points 300
Eos Bay Ridge. week days 81. and 4:2s
pun sundays, 9-35 M, SO and ): 10 pm.
FrIm Bay Ridge week days. 6:l5 al IN. $50 and
SIS PIN Sundays. 500 and SIS pm.
Fog Gupe May, 10 a l.: noon
ROYAL BLUE LINE FU.; NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA.
All trains Illuminated with pintsch Hight.
Fog Philadelphia. New YORK Boston am! the East.
week days. .:Co. 7:G5. 500 1900 a.ai. Dining
CarI. 12:0J. LBS. 500 sos Dining Carl. 500
pm az Of hight: Sleeping Car open 1000
ncl0ci<D. Sundays t1:GJ, Dining Carr. j3:0o IN,
DlniGs Carr, GZ:35, Dining Carl. 300 t5u5. Dining
Carr. $40 d21i night; Sleeping Car opcn for pas
sens-Ts, IUuO PM.
For Atlantic City. 1000 am, ZOO sad
Il pm Wee. days l2:55 pm. sundays.
fE-ccpt Sutriiy- 'Dlily. Sunday only.
1EypresS trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
res. Eaces by UniCu Transfer Co. or.leys left a
ticket Offices. 6i3 PENNSYLVANIA avenue NV. New
York .enuc and 18th street, and III Depot.
WI Is. GREENE. CuAS. o. SCCLI,
Gen Manager Uy1Sl Cen. Pass. Ast.
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MT. VERNON
RAILWAY.
From S1taoa. 13tt st. and Penna ave.

RAILWAY.
From st.tsoa. 1sH St and Penna. ave.
FOR ALEXANDRIA 0siiy1.Gs:so, :. 7;so. 9. ..
s. "a sa fea e. .: "a a. :: ~
a Jos p8 From ALEH1sNb " PaI1y1S1sSa
s sum ,s "a a!s. $50 j.; II Pr Pr.
2;H a;2i Al. on, 81 TT, SCI; 9 ~
way stationsl DAILY except Sundays.l..1l0; ~,
" Am; l, 2. 8, 4:15 Pm FROM MOUNT VER,
NON land way statious) DAILY except SSndays)
40, has an: 1888, Las 2:Ss BEE. nIS;
5::3 pm. FOR ARLINGTON AND AQtlEDUOf
BR!DGE..10. II. IL an; 1. 2. 3, l;1S. 5:g.
SdS !; g. pm; FROM ARLINGTON AS All
2:35 1856. 4:35. 5:35, 8:36, 1885. $50, e:55 PIE
FOR ARLINGTON AND AQUEDCCT BRIDGE
Sundays. $50, 1890. IL 80 am; E:3O, l:5O
go $3.50. 4:3O, $3.50. $50. 1880. $50 Pm
FROM ARLINGTON AND AQUEDUCT BRlDaE
gSundays.l -1O:05, Hos an; 1905. Los. 2:05
$500. 4:05. sos, 6:05, 7:06. sos. 900 pm Foti
RIVERSIDE PARK Dally.l-10. II. Il an; l.
1l:05 am; I2:o5. Eos, 2:O5. sos. 4:o5: sos.
500, 7oS, sos s:os Pm: FROM RivERs! !Il
b:a5, $50. ESQ. 1880 p m. SUNDAY-12 am. i;
]; 2; IS, 9. z. g. 0. 10, II pm
G. F. ABBOTT, GEO. r. PHILLIPS
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE.

WASHINGTON. D. c., POST OFFICE NOTICE.
sn'n,d he read-daly by all Interested as changes
o. ToEEIGS MAILS f s'i for the week ending August
'l0'T kpAaN@ri =. TIC MAf s. ''0"'
ns WEpS. .S'i.,1, TO Pm for ElRorE
Pit s o onn from New York. via plymouth
Fl FF s% 1s ' a?s$ FM for EHAScn s :;
EGYPT and BRITISH INDIA. per IS. .I.a Bre-
thsnn inf rrein New York, via HAVE. TEA, go PM
New YORK wa letters s "alD D' fnr ,rS9
parts OF EUROPE must be directed Per I.ucania; =
!c,At loss PM for EUROPE. per IS New York
i.M for NE:rHERiANDS dleep. per SIS spaa:;,
a as h from aIre SsT York via
Letters must b directed Per Ems. Goat 10: j.
fron New York. Via Glasgow Letters must h"
1 Nosw,y pr f,1 trsassia lcAt JOS PM for
L. .rs,x9H Hf, be s s5. Pr lr Verge
MANY; and spesiaIiy aadr, printed i'' mae
White Star steamers sailing from New York On
Wednesdays take speciall, addressed printed mat
Cunard steamers sailing from New York on Sat
IrGaE y take printed matter: etc: for GREAT
printed matter, etc. for other parts of EUROPE.
American and Frsnch Lin, steamers take printed
natr t.; &C. Tor all countries for which they
1,i s'f fo& s%TH 9a Sp CENTRAL AMERICA
r-Nl lNl'lES, Ell.
1iliRSDAf-td.A 6:25 AN. for BERMUDA
G e." .s S,in"'9 from New ss Y"rE nAt G
FROM FROM for rs SEMForsDLAND per Assyria
TH1MAs aad ST Groin via St Thomas. i also for
MA I!in Al per - carscao from New York
saITP nE4MA 1os rM for ,a ST MARC and
,.At 1875 rs for JAMAICA ,l'" and ID" GR hfrS
Town S,Gr per Sc ss A,ena, from New York Letters
.'I 1At 1879 @ I'm, Pm for F2ErINE ISLAND. CAPE
from New Yark sa Ai 1EMIE M Srr ss ApS
l.FGHE. CIIIAPAS TARASio. yit;ATAN and
CtHA per IS Saratoga from New York Specially
Id Mails for NEwFoI MIDLAND, br rail to Hail.
"a ,ax ana thence by steamer, close here daily at
'n' Mails for MIQrEI.oN. by rail to Boston and
Nails for CI-RA except those for SAS,ri AGO
l,E CIbA. which mr." forwarded via New York.
Port Tamps Fiorl.a c-'''' an iA''''"'S from
ad;I'ssed fof dispatch via steamcr close here
TEANSrAcGFIC MAILS
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN. per- per SIS. o.y,suIa
fi"n .,d N elcse here daily up 10 August -
Mails for CHINA. JAPAN and HAWAII Der 50
{ IL OF Il, rio a anra" from San tacs"o. close here
Mails for AUSTRALIA Except West Austr,,in
HAWAII End FIJI SLAMS Especially adireSs,,i
.9 p to r msr ' a o "'rT close here
Malls for CHINA and Japa% ;secin liz, ADDRESSED
H'i'Fl per 81: Empress OF fh!ra from Nanco;IN ~.
cos" here daily w to September at $50 + N. ~
Miails for AUSTRALIA 'fsrrpt thoSc tor WEST
AISTRAl-iA. which axe forwarded VII Erroue,
NEW ZEALAND. HAWAII. FIJI and SAMOAN
ISLANDS. per SIS. Alameda. from san Francisco
'i.c here daily ni, Z" September II nj G::G PM
TEANSPAfIFIC MAILS are Forwarded to tn. merit
OF sailing daily. and the schedule closing is ar
ranged on the presumption OF their uninterrupted
o. sri.inl transit.
ia Registered mail closes ut 1000 AN same
day
Registered mail mali losses losses at @ aay
i2D Registered mail loses at 600 Pm. prey iolis
day.
te' Registered mail closes at 100 PM. Tuesday
AMI saturday
au2t JAMES r. WLLF.TT Postmaster
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LANGDON.

The residents Of LanGdon much clatcd at
the prospect OF having lamps In the rear future
They long-felt want in this Ecishlsorhcod
Miss Hattie Anderson is visiting her father Mr.
IG ph Anderson. 1T his cozy home on 2od street
4 school horse is about to Inc erected b.r.
which will accommodate all the children In this
vicinity, and have eli the advantages of a city
s'iisl.
DR. Alderman is owing into Ills handsome. new
house. which is one of several h" has lately erect
ditinn TO this place.
The little son OF Mrs. d. J. Snyder is rapidly
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PARIS EXPOSITION OF 1900.
This Country Has Taken M Steps for
rartiripution.

The French government is rapidly per-
feeling the details for the international cN-
position TO be held in Paris ~ lTn. and has
asked the State Department for thu name
of the commissioner general who will rep
resent the United States ami for other in
formation respecting the participation OF
this country. The acting Secretary Of State
has replied that the commissioner general
has not been named. as the American Con-
gress took no steps at its recent session To
provide for AN Anne rican repre- sentation at
the exposition. He expressed the belief.
however, that the approaching session OF
Congress will bring about an acceptance
Of the invitation of the French republic.
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ANtCOSTIS.

The Junior EInvortA I,-a2u" ~ the AuarT.,i,a N
T. Church held delightful I.ini. w. t"r,lay ia
f'lo"I-' woods. Rev. and Ars. NI.ir,n wrr,, aI-p
pres
Elr'ia Chapter. Order If the Eastern star held
an interesting meeting last evening Masonic
Hall. and initiy visitors pr,.>,.nI
Mar'i.-n 1ols',u. who has hson N-rs ilI with IL
phOii lever. J. Thought L" lee recovering
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
THROUGH THE GRANDEST SCENERY N
AMERICA ALI. TRAINS vESTIBt1 Ed
ELECTRIC LIGHTED. STEAM HEATED ALI.
MEALS SERVED IN DINING CARS STA
TIOS SIXTH AND b STREETS
Schedule in effect May IT, 1896
20 PM DAu-l-Cincnnati and st. Louis Soe-
CHS train for Cincinnati. Pullman sleepers
90 Cincinnati. Lexington. Louisville Indiana polis
nri ST. Louis without change. Connects at Gov
ington. Va Tor Hot Springs. Parlor Cincin-
1871 PM. DAILY-F. V. Lmi:el-So,jd ,r,i,
for Cincinnati Pullman sleepers 10 Cincinnati
Lexington and Louisville without change Phil
man c"tnIart men ear To Virginia IIot Sprinys
without chang Tuesdays. Thursdays and SatIlfllass
Daily connection fer thc Springs Uhscrva,ion ,,r
SIcepers Cincinnati TO Chicago and St Ian;s '"''
1O.5I a NJ. EXCEPT SCNDAY-Vja Ricbuo,a
for Old Point and Norfolk. Only rail line
eco PM. DAIIY-For GordonsviIIe TJ,,-,o,..
vi'!c. StauntoH and fer Richmond daiIv eycent
Sunday. 'P'
Reservations and tickets Mt Chesapeake md O,,,
offices. 513 and 1921 Pennsylvania avenue /, IN n,
n W.. and at the station.
Fl. W FILLER.
mFiS Gen"rai Passenger Agent.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
PIEDMONT AIR LINE.

All trains arrive and leave at Pennsylvania pas
ssIi,er station.
500 A.M-Dsfiy.-Local for Danville Connects
ut Manassas sor Strasburg. daily except Sunday.
daily. and with the Chesapeake and Ohio daily for
the Natural Bridge and Clifton Forge.
MAIL Carries Pullman BUFFET sicerers New York
and Washington to jacksonville. unitin: at Sails
bury with Pullman Sleeper for Asheyi,ie and IIa,
Springs. " c.: Knoxville and Chattanooga Tenn
and at arlotte with Pullman Sleeper for AursIa
also Pullman Sleeper New York TO New OrIea ns
VIA Montgomery, connecting at Atlanta with Pull
man sleeper for birmingham. Memphis and St
4:oi r.M.-Lncal for Front Royal. Rirerton and
Strasburg. daily except Sunday
1913 M.-paily .-wASIIINGT0N AND SOUTH
WESTERN yESTIRtTED LIMITED composed of
Pullman vsstibuied sicep.rs Dining Cars and Day
vile and Hot Springs. Y. c.: New York TO Tompa
,is Charlotte. Columbia. Savannah ard jackson.
VILE. and New York to Memphis; via Birminchnm;
cumery Vesttbnlrd Day Couch Washington to At
lar'a. Southern Railway Dining Car Greensboro to
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO nIyIs.
10Y leave Washington 9n1 M. daily 100 p. m.
and 4:45 p m, daily. eIcei,t Sunday. and CPS p m
cept sunday. for I.csburg. and 6:25 m dali; for
Uerndon Returning. arrive at Washington s:2G
IN and 700 Pm, daily; and SEQ pm. daily ex-
'ept Sunday from H"rndpn. SO: am daily ex-
ccpt Sunday. from I~eshur=.
Through trains fror, the south arrive ut Wash
MnnaSsas Division. 1000 m. daily except sun
day, and $40 daily from Charlottesville
Tickets. Shopping Car reservation and inforIna-
tion furnished offices 5I1 and 1900 Pennsylyan mia
hsefie. and ut Pennsylvania railroad passenger
station.
W II. GREEN General SUM,
J. CT'r.p Traffic Manager
W. A TURK. Gen Pas, Agent
l. ep"WN. G"r Agent Pass. Dept
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Gen. Howard Spea kx ut Bar Hnrhor.
Benjamin F. Tracy. formerly Secretary of
the Navy, presided at the republican rally
of the campaign at Bar Harbor Me- last
night. The principal address Of the even
ing was delivered by Gen. o. O. Howard.
Congressman Henderson also made a brief
speech denouncing free silver.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FARM TO Rr.NI On SfIAtI,S-t,\E HOUR FROM
Washington; practical farmer: 200 ACRES
good land: tulings. stock and implements:
ratSr TO put in fall crops .:thlirSs POTOMAC.
Star office It.
a mercantile business can he conveniently con-
dncted. Must be cheap. Spot casE. Give full
particulars. J. L., Star office. au25-3ts
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Preparations for the visit of the Russian
car TO Paris are being rapidly pushed
ahead. and it liz stated that a thousand
anarchist suspects will be deported from
France The police are active.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-26

The democratic and populist state central
committees, in joint session at Portland.
Ore, last evening, agreed upon a, plan of
fusion. he democrats surrender entirely
and the ticket will I've Bryan and Watson.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE TNiNCTMBERED LOTS AT
RENO: will tax" equity In well-rcnte, house.
tHAS H. BANES, 100 18th st. NV. au2G::t
FOR EXCHANGE TRADING Is OUR SIFa 'IAITY
Our facilities for making satisfactory deals are
nnsurIla: Scd. List your property with u.s. citic-
14th ST. NV. aug,
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

$40 YEARLY BOARD AND TUITION. SEMINARY
igiris, $lI' military academy ,boys, All
branches thorough instructions: best care: high
grounds: very healthy. Address EPISt Opal.
SCHOOLS. Ha,"nicld. y. J. au3G-m, w.SStit
SHENANDOAH VALLEY ACADEMY NEAR WIN
chester. Na.-For fifty boys am! Young ln.n
Strictly first class in Its appointments Attrn ION
to the individual is lending feature. Address
Principal. lu2;-coSt
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Baltimore and Ohio Financial Report
is Overdue.
TEE BALTIMORE COMklTTEEIMPATIENT
Various Plans for Improvement on
the Line.
n EW PERS ONAL RULES

The members of the Baltimore reorgani-
Zation committee of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company have become weary of
waiting for copy of the report of the
condition of the financial affairs of that
road from the expert, Mr.. Stephen Little,
who was employed by the New York re-
organization committee to make the exam
ination, and they will, it is said. very short
ly hold meeting to take action for the
protection of their interests
Baltimore investors are interested in the
Baltimore and Ohio 10 the extent of be-
tween 3OWO,OO and $40O0O,NO. At the
time the road went into the hands of the
receivers these investors held meeting
and committee was appointed to employ
an expert to go over the books and make a
most exhaustive animation, 50 that those
who had put their money in Baltimore ard
Chic stocks and other securities of the
company would know exactly the state of
It's affairs, and a plan of reorganization by
which the company could again become a
dividend payer he adopted
While, however. the Baltimore people
were doing this. meeting Was held by j.
+. Morgan & Co, and the other members
of the New York syndicate which had adj
pany in New York, and Mr.. Little was en-
ployed to make examination or tEc
reads affairs for them. The Baltimore
committee were assured by the New YORK
ers that the former could have copy of
Mr. Little's report when made to them, and
the Baltimore committee have waited dur
ing the many weeks since Mr.L!ttle'S report
was placed in the hands of his employers,
but SO far have heard nothing concerning
it, and some of the members say they
think it ought not to be any longer delay
ed. if it is intended to furnish them with a
copy at all.
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ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
Alexandria. Va unicr the direct ion of the Sisters
or the Holy Cross. will reopen Tuesday. Sept. n
Limited number OF bolrders received. For ca ia
lngne Address SISTER 81 HERIOH. auIl lin
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS
STEAMERS
Wal EFIFI.D AND T. v. ARROwSMTTH

FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
STEAMER WAKEFIELD LEAVES WASHING.
TON, DC, Mondays and Saturdays, a,m for
intermediate Landings TO Colonial Beach, Bushwool
Rock Point. Co'tcn's and Nomini creek; returning
arrives at Washington on tuesdays and SUNDAYS
alrout pm. Wednesdays. Z am, for interme.
date landings to Colonial Beach, Bushwood EUk
Point. Colton's. Stones. FIowars ard Column x
Nomini creek; returning arrives az washington
about Ii DIN. Thursdays.
Wednesdays. pm. for Colonial Beach, Cclton's
Abe!1's. Lcoqardtown, Nor,ini creek, Piney Point.
St. Georges Island. Smith creek, Coan and Y.o.
ctmiucv rivers: returning: arrives ut Washington
saturdays, pm. for Riverside, Colonial Beach
Colton's, Piney Point st. Georges island Smiths
creek. Coan aud YeOcomico rivers: returning: ur-
rivcs at Washington Sundays about 10 pm.
iy7.u c. ". RIDLEY. General Manager.
THE wEEMS STEAMBOAT co.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
Landings Steamer Sue leaves every SATURDAY
at pm, for Lower River Landings and mon.
DAYS, at pm, fer Baltimore and River Land.
ings. All river freight must he prrpaid. Rates given
on Baltimore freight. STEPHENSON & BRo..
T. s. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE
Steamer Harry Randall leaves River View wharf
eth street. Sunday: Tuesday and Thursday. at I
dox creek. Va. including Chapel Point and Colonial
Beach, returning on Mondays about Q pm; We'd
nesdays and Fridays about 3:3O p u. Passenger &C
consultations hrst-cfAss. Freight received until
hG F. a. q s I'D f ce.' '7fs RANDALL.
Agents. Alexandria: Proprietor and Manager
GEO. o. CARPENTER Gen Agt
mo Washington, D. q
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DENTISTRY.

DIR. JOHN HAUGHr0N LONDON, DENTIST, IS
confidently reeommen'ed as ray successor to den
Dr. W MERRILL, now Of Gortam. Maine
ap30- en-
FREE DENTAL INFII,AikItY.
625 Mass. ave. Homeopathic DisPrnsary bldg
Open daily from 10 10 12 am, and . 10 S pm
No charge except for material used. Extraction
free. Also Free Dispensary. to daily. se26-tf
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Vocal Culture. ST. y. J. .4 ~. 81
Scientific Tone Production taught
TRIAL GRATIS Low terms. PIANO LESSONS.
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TUITION IN BUSINESS, SHORTHAND AND
typewriting courses. when taken together. same
rate as Tor one; day and night classes open Sept
]. EATON, BURNETT & DURLING, and 18th
an2A-1m
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EDUCATIONAL.
m WARRINGTON.

FRENCH VISITING TEACHER, PROTESTANT,
from Paris highly recommended. seeks engage
ments with schools and families in Washington or
neighborhoods; also private lessons. Mile. b.,
171S G ct. NV. au263ts
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ST. GEORGES HALL. FOR BOYS. ST. GEoRCl.s
Md: 21st year. Urinary, academic and business
courses: new f'uiidtnSs: extensive grounds: mod
crn conycniences ]. c. KINEAR. An Prin
m -'' -''''
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Special Master Appointed.

from that post on he became special master
in the receivership of the Richmond and
Danville Railroad Company for the court
which had jurisdiction over the matter.
New Rules and Economics.
1t Is reported that many of the railroad,
of the country will this season make nu-
merous changes in the rules governing
their employees. 1t is said that scarcely a
Gay passes that the Baltimore and Ohio men
dc not receive word of sonnet hing new IN the
way of orders. at the same time the WON
of reducing expenses is taking up much OF
the time and attention of the executive de-
partment. and unless the business of cut
ting rates in the west, which necessarily
affects the traffic of the Baltimore ana
Ohio, is stopped, the work of retrenchment
will, ii is feared, have to be carried to the
extent of disc harging number of men
now in the service. While, however the pas
senger department may be affected. the
changes will be slight as compared with
the freight service and road department.
While number of men will it is fea red,
have to be laid OF, the general rule will be
to give each force of men few days work
each week.
Extra Train Forces.
Last spring the outlook indicated an I'M
usually large summer business in both
passenger and freight departments. and
It is stated that large number of brake
men were promoted to be conductors in
consequence. An extra train service WAS
organized and the new conductors assumed
their duties.
The passenger bL siness has come I'D to
what was anticipated, or aarly SO, but
the freight has fallen far short of what
il was expected would be moved during the
season. and ii is generally believed that
this is due mainly 10 the extensive system
Of rate cutting which has prevailed in the
west.
1t has, therefore. it l.; said been found
necessary TO reduce the working freight
force all divisions On account of the
duilness in the freight department. the
officers in charge of the maintenance of
way will not have as much work done
there as would otherwise he the case and
for that reason the track hands will. it is
said, he reduced TO five days a week
1t Is also rumored tina; the Bal .imore
and Ohio officials have adopted strict
rule for the selection of conductors and
tranmen for its service, the reason for
this being to insure the maintenance of a
high standard of excellence and appear
ance. 1t will make no differt4ce to the
men now III the service, SO long as thay
perform their duties in accordance with
the general working rules In fact. the
rev rule will have little bearing on the
Ere sent force, as In most cases the men
are Up to the standard laid down therein
For Future Purposes
But 1t is to guard against anything which
may occur in the future that the new rule
has been adopted. Hereafter, il the rule is
carried out, as is expected will be the case.
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ACADEMY. FRONT ROYAL
Na.-Hcaiihfuliy situated anon. III. r,oun; Il iIiS
pure air and water. Prepares boys and youn:
iren for college or business life. select ed corps
Of teachers. Thorough mental trimming. Moral
and religious inf Full eqnip:nent Mod
craze charges. Refer to Rev. |. w Cantor, pas
tor Mt. Vernon f.. Church South; Sena Tor Chi
ton aud cheers. Send for particulars to Rev b.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

FOR DAY SCHOLARS ONLY
Classical, Scientific and Business Courses Mill
tary drill and uniform.
Terms, $40 per quarter.
Rev. CORNELIUS GILLESPIE. 81.
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NEW YORK. NEW YORK
Miss PEBBLES & Miss Thompson's
BOARDING AND DAY school. FOR Girls
3d. 81 md "a East 57th ST.
Special students admitted ty153,w On
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-26

The new Mount Royal avenue station OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
in Baltimore. is at last practically COM
pleted, and in a few days the through
trains of the Royal Blue line running be-
tween Washington and Philadelphia and
New York will stop there instead of at
Camden station. which Will henceforth be
devoted entirely to tae local passense"
traffic.
This construction emphasizes what has
long been the impression among the tray
cling publIc--that the idea Of building a
new and more modern structure to take
the place OF the OLD and inconTenent de-
pot Camden street. has been abandoned
for many years TO come Several years
aSo the Baltimore and Ohio purchased a.
great cost, amounting 20 several hundred
thousa flls of dollars, a square of ground,
covered with good buildings, between
Pratt and Lombard and Howard ard Sharp
streets for the purpose. ii was then stated
of erecting magnificent station, some
thing like the Reading terminal in Pnila-
Gelphia. and the Wisconsin Central in Chi
cago and plans which showed such a
building We're prepare! by the architect,
hut these plans have been filed away an |
there is not IA this zine the most remote
idea that they VIII be called into use dur
ing the reNt generation
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MApIEW GOD INSTITUTE CONCORDvILLE, PA
s2o1 A successful school: one OF the best TO in
inse with energy. to wake up boys 20 the duties
OF life: prepared for lest colleges: boys under ia
wears SlS8. ]. SHORTLIDGE CYale) A. NJ Prin
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