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acre; and It's pretty good land too,
because both sides of it can be
farmed. 1t stands straight up and
down."
Gen. Otis is right; those who
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at Canton, has been acquitted.
The chung" jury i'll the South
Carolina lynching cases probably
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THE "wets" won at ST. Aibans
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Dress GOOdS 5OC 81 co. n
Dress Goods ut 75c for 4 Ladies SILK Waists,
Dress Goods ut 81 90 fOr6 Infants, Wear of t,,ds
IInI EkITILIE q IIHIlInoaaD

vIlLLIlI
Hun
We desire to congratulate our
friend Col. G. r. Lavalley, of
Central City, on his election as
Commander of the G. A. r. for the
Department of West Virginia for
the ensuing year. The annual
meeting of the G.. A. r. was held
at Terra Alta last week.
Col. Lavalley has appointed G..
w. Hutchison, of Bailey Post,
Huntington, Assistant Adiatant
and Quartermaster General for the
Department of West Virginia.
A. w. Shrewsbury, Esq, of near
Wayne, passed through town last
Saturday morning en- route home
from Central City, where the John
A. Adams patent churn is manufac-
tured. Mr.. Shrewsbury is general
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VI W VHU STHIH tut


ent one. He would like to secure n
'ew more agents. Anv one want
ng to engage in this kind of bust
ness should write Mr.. Shrewsbury
1t Wayne.
A FriShtIul Blundcr
VIII often cause horrible burn
scLld, cut or bruise. Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve, the best in the world
will kill the pain and promptly heal
it. Cures old sores, fever sores.
hollis, felons, corns and all skin
Best pile cure on earth
Of25 cents a bottle Cure guar
? "a ed Sold nv w NJ Bio.S
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It's 10 to shot that if Mr..
bryan was President he would not
dare to order Old Glory to be low
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DANIEL WRIGHT,
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BCOu3 O0addbdaWl9
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OH Doth SIDES. Let 1t not be per
petuated and Haunted upon a vessel
now ut a time, when. perhaps, the
very men who will man it and bring
glory to ITS history, may he from
the South. which met its sorrowing
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-05-31
THE NNNN'~ DEAD.
Resting Places of BIueJrckcts In
Many Lnnds-BurinI Regulations.

Tho rnyv's Jn,I viii ~, H., f,...,,. :,
Memorial a., l., +l,, IA
over IN, world u H.. ,.cs,,,rs a. :, .,,
have fnrnd tlcf, AMI r...tf,,,, H., ,,.,,
mortal s,r, i,,,..,,frl ~. .,t'..,e,.ll,t ,, H.,
comnnri,s of ,,,,.I.ri,.d $500 ,,,',, ~
war tina, may, I,,. l., tI,, II. - ~.
arr, uoe.rf9,.,t,.t,# J.,.r+ 49,
wbcr. tl,,r--,, If t,,,, 49,. a...,i .,r,
catrI IN w.. I..l'..'...f ,,,l -, -
.,.,.-#,tf,#..- -, .#......z.. -
ur,hqt,l, ,,,,,.r e.,,.r. -, 49,, -. =,
shayy tl.t III, ,..,#..r,,,,..=,=,f ~. t-,tt,,t
States rrfH5,bh.rs in. ..,,ginfs
Tn, hurttl.af r,,.,I ,,.=5e,rs md NOR, 80
the I-nIt,d -t,,,.. ,, IN f,,,.,.5',,, Ind
uaturalv E...,,, z,.ith ~. .,,,,....,.....,, ;
-. Al,.,.-..,.+,. ,.-,-.,-,,,, ,,-... as,.-.
or5fg5, t.z-5=.,.- 80. f,==r-....,.
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nf -. ,Frfo-'it-,I WV ~, 49,, .,.z,I
lisr5.l win solemn c,r,.,,.,,,,i... ".
ntfrryarl Port Nahno V,- ,A,rd,,,,d
andtL, l#,Jf,., ~ rt..-,,.,,h,, .If.,zf,, ,,,[,.
shin. ON tEa F5zt=,...,,.=....ri.,,, ~. ~.
tnIer :, ~.....- III. ,,t,..r. ,i,.,..,-,.;,,.
t,,rrld i,, ..r,i#.n ,,,,r,i,,,of H., cow,
ton. t...#tggl ,t...r,.
Wrh .,.,,,,,,t If bins ,.,, t,, f,.,,,,
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IT,. s,r.,,,-s In ~. &C., ON, 80, ,, ND -;
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-05-31
The Ideal Father.

Writing of the ideal fnther and ideal
home training, in Ladies' Home Journal,
Frances Evans refers to the home life of a
Well-kuoWn writer "who considers no az
fair OF greater Importance than the direc-
tion of his four boys minds. His boys run
in age from ten to seventeen, but even the
little lad of ten is admitted to the family
talks, " hich are teaching these boys to
think for themselves. Instead of telling
the children to keep quiet at the dining
table, both parents, with wise kindness,
promote and direct the natural talkative-
ness OF youth into fruitful channels.
1.-The father brings home the news of
the day, and each boy is encouraged to ex-
press himself on these current topics when
they dine at night, provided he is willing
to think about what he is saying, not de-
liver some careless, ignorant opinion,the
obstinately stick to it. Argument is en-
couraged, and frequently started by the
father Each boy may give free rein to
his opinion as long as he keeps his temper
and argues his best. No slovenly habits
OF thought or expression are permitted in
this family. The topic in hand may be
anything from football to the latest scien-
title discovery
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-05-31
The Rank and File.

While We must honor Tho memory Of
such generals as Grant, sherman and
sheridan, believing them 10 he as great
soldiers as ever sat in saddle let us teach
our children to gather flowers for the
graves Of the soldiers who ohryed their
commands and who carried to their deaths
the wounds indicative Of their loyalty and
bravery. The war is over The victory is
ours The Union stands. We are still
eitizcns Of the greatest and grandest coun-
try upon the face Of the globe Tho glory
of the victory belongs to the men who
fought in the ranks, and through this vic
tory we have secured some national bless
ings, for which we ought to be profoundly
thankful as a nation. Selected
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-05-31

STATE Cf, N.r%F. torvTy or HAXrocK -
NV VTRrItL Of an exrrutinn Issued from
- Tho ulnren,a fldicia1 court for thu conn
- Of Uai.cnrk and the state of Name upon
a ina,rmtut 81 said rourf r,nder.d At Inc
April fprfm Il 1899 which s5it i3a4fatut
htArs date tho Igth day Of AnrU a If Is4y.
a,,insf R,rf,ain Fishardsnn a. Naunt
ID, SER in sad county and ~t.,fr i'm favor H.
+ UnIm.s and Nj L. Allen both of Nouut
/ D..rrf H,ffrork coaHfY Maine cnu3rtucr,
in trade under the firm name of Holmes 4
Allen for The. sur, nf ~ "a damage and ga I
costs OF silif wfrh fifteen TOR one writ Of
execution
nave seilrd and taken all the rirht title
and interest I'M. .ail defendant had ufio Inc
hereinafter drscflped real estate on the tn
day Of Augusf. A. ,l It4. at o'clock and tIlr-
~ nIintifq0 ~ n l.siffn, ,h.,. mo sam. -, :
attuch,d ON me original wrtf- IN me actftI nf
,yhl.b IN. :.fur.,,I, indtru,,.ut w. repagl,.,l
70 ,,lt. frrttiu lot ar ,,.r,.4 Of Ind 81 y
uotcI n, ,f,,rf D.ser, .,,nr,..,id q, Il ,nat.L . =
ana df.cri,.d AZ follows, 10 WI: Krpinrlp,
M sIrli,,, ,rt =. ,,r, ~. ,i3,,r. al some
Scinit ,..,.,-,fdr RIM ~. sal t,,.st come
of of \, e.. rf,,,.,,t Of h.. lr. at r. ..
Hirfi5,,. ~. q in t4.i tn.,,,,-hiI, I,,t.,.,.,-. 4
f. isaar',rd Gro r Snn,4s, tb,I-rt AIM In.
snn+h l,ts II s4id int ,',.r ,,,4. hunrrr,} ,.,'d
s,y,.i'tt n.rg,.es. tn,'-,ce ,1nnt, Inc cf Iant
. ,,,,.,.,,t.5 70 Isaac a,.d ara q SCENES .a,lrr.
sa;d INN aIght, n.Fcna. t. 3. .rrnc4 tr..r.
thenra t,Il aIintt iii . al .eid -in,c. Itnd nj
/ ~ ,o-tb - Ia, H. - ,.,.r,',.,o cd Itn ~
~ i 80 ~, t,,,, IA ,i,,,. ,,,r
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-05-31
WORSHIP OF TIE. EOIC.
Memorial Fay CONFIRMATION of IA
Custom Born In antiquity.

RunniE; in parallel lines throughout
the history -ut civilization We tird lu.c Of
the beautiful and worship VI the her tic
Ipia,d together the cSer remit 0!'l.s Ell
drur'. II tac rc,yucr II tho,e higher and
hetter qualities II CIR imperfect natures
which H,t t.HeHity to ! plane 'tho','-i H.
common .-,c Il d merely material exist
cncc.
This companionShip Of the artistic
with the heroic has taught Us that hc
office Of the beautiful and noble in art i
to give living and enduring expression u
the AcruIsiu OF the ag,.>
Today in our humble and imperfect
way we assist to continue the beautiful
custom horn II antiquity. The solemn
and impressive magnitude of the wOrk be-
fore w. viii attest for many generations TO
come tie love and respect people bear
for our brave comrades who, nearly 30
years age, laid down their lives upon this
never fading t.eld Of honor; not only a
field Of honor fur those who fpll face To the
foe. bat for those who fought shoulder to
shoulder with them. Many have since
fallen ify the way, but those here today
who tread again this sacred soil testify
their love and loyalty for the dead of their
regiment Nhu here gave their lives for IA
cause they had sworn To promote and
InaintaiA-Gcncral Hawkins.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-05-31

Not the least Of the good work that has
ZONE from Memorial day is the patriotic
eNort made in the churches of all denomi-
nations The work has carried the Amer
%an lag into thousands Of houses of wor-
ship and led to the preaching Of tens Of
thousands OF patriotic sermons, not to men
.1on the exercises that have been introduced
INTO most Of the Sunday schools-exercises
mat carry to young hearts love of country
aAu much better understanding OF that
country. -Exchango.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-05-31
Passing of the Veteran.

The veterans of the Grand Army are
4rfopping off every year like ripened fruit.
ere long all will have Joined their COM
taues' Then, sooner or later, the stated
observance Of Memorial day will cease, for
70 their children's children It will have
.ost Its meaning. Vainly is "Esto perpe-
9oa inscribed upon anything earthly
nu' the voluntary Offering Of tribute to
Tue soldier dead, still made all over the
e o Is none the less sacredly beautiful. -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-05-31
Confederate Dead.

The $500 Confederate dead known to
be In national cemeteries are for the most
part at Camp Butler, near Chicago; CE-
press Hills, New York; Firms Point, New
Jersey; Fort smith, Ark. Hampton, Va, !;
jefferson Barracks, Mo, and Noodlawn,
New York. There were many more Con
federate graves in national cemeteries than
there are now. For years the removal
from national to local cemeteries has been
going on under the auspices Of Confed-
crate organizations.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-05-31
AGRICULTURAL BULLETIN.
Interesting Letters from Hancock
County Farmers,

County Farmers,
Tho third hul,,,i, ~ Tho ST., board ~
-, 600 w $50,
Erltul'ure lor 1885, ueNoted ldfse'S W
barn construction, contains the following
interesting letters from Hancock county
f,,,,ar
'"i ''''7
NORTH LAMOlNE-Ne built new barn
a year ago. to cover all our farm animals
and most of our crops under what is prac-
tically one roof The main barn is l1x51,
% feet posted, with square roof, on top
OF which for Ventilation, is cupola with
slat blinds and shutters The main part
extends % feet from east to west, with
doors in each end which will admit of
driving through the centre bay which j.
ten feet wide in the clear ON the south
side Of this floor is the COW tIe#up. OF
which | VIII write fu-fh.r on On the
north side is d Eruuno. ruass. a. il com
monty termed. which Is t1k1S feet and
gives i hoist f1r "a I5g fork whaa ailing.
oi about niri- fcs; fru'n the bottom At
zach end of th., mow - an enclosed pas
~alrf i.,t H., p aHfa . F, frrt wide ~ hioh
comments tito main Earn With carriage
house -talt room and also a hog house
" hlCt are un1cr shed huiit ON Ire north
side and extending around the west cor
ner giving floor space 17XS3 feet. In the
east end Of this is a large door " hich opens
81 &C. ,ooid ~, ;" mn IVES
80 80 1 w. 90, va ',S ii"i
'I' 80 l,;i, t,t,. ~, ~ j., ~
80 ,,,J - ~ hi az ha' ni,i
ho,.ssaid ,.au {,,.tt ~ hj,h ,,.,ad 49, ,,.,
80 ~. 80 ~ a. i,S !" 1851 a. we
couId nave ~ IS the stan room Tor -FOUR
~ ~, b,ii,,tim', h,, ,i,ht artitions
And il Iight waII yantiIated and can he
+ Eent froe from, crafts ~ cold Dir TIE
horses ~, ,nd So tho Ioft I','arbnaa
which CONNECTS With NOV in Tho main
ar, ubila ~. ,,a,,,,ro 10 ,hra,,., ~ NC
side and ON whicb the hogs RIM at viii
/ Tho entire shed il ceiIed Win u,a+cbod
nine overhead To l.eenau dnst ont ~ tho
/ lower rooms The south side ~ onr harm
sita ON tho cre.t of n lftIe hin which
stones OF and gives ma a chance bv dig
/ ,i,,, ont tho bonl, 10 ao+ a ,n,nnro shaa
on his side and Iet tho roof come below
/ the bottoms Of hyc large windows which
+ sunnIv sun.hine for the COWS The tie-un
I il Thirteen feet ,yide and will accomuo
date twelve cows Under the cribs isan
airsctuta r1,,,,ino ,ha ,.bnIa Iano,,b and
tbron,,h Tho v'allaG CT Tho barn e,iTinf, tho
wind n chance To draw throuph ont Of
this load tour nernandicnIar tnhes IN tho
ton 81 barn with holes cnt in tie.unt to
draw off toni air This work. all riyht
and docs NOT mate il cold for cattIe
Y VoI-x,i
Srn,u.,,t, ,rbe# construction and ar.
ran,,,,,r,'t af arm. to have then, sails
farf1rv il nnita ditfrnit ,lrohIa,n to
,,'a,5,s 'ou,,.sisIiy =, b..rn ,,a ba,.. a., Old
+ md II 80 ,,,,.,,,y +, II2dartal3 rho ion
+ ar5fI, I ,,oufT mi rho old harm down and
t1id 49," ~, T " or b ns pU "n "hq
the whole. II there was a chance, and
make the manure cellar water t CHIT around
tho ho,lon w hat i the matter with the
laruhso Eor-scyar.I wears have had a few
- =, -. ID -. -, - /,
az. ''S
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-05-31

All the healing, balsamic virtues of the Nor
way pine are concentrated in DR.. Woods Nor.
way Pine syrup natures own remedy for
coughs and colds.-Adrt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-05-31
gr9al Notifies
---N"
STATE OF MAINE,
TREAsEREK's OFFICE,
AUGUSTA, April %. 1899.


I VPON the following townships tracts IF
- land not liable to b. taxed in any town,
the following assessmen tor the state tax If
1899 were made by the Legislature on the 18Th
daY of March 1899
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-05-31

r ere was II =nubize se-s on IN the even
Jig, attended uv a larg number from
neIs hborlne lodges.
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+. VI SIMPSON
state treasurer.
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Running DOWN PENSION FRAUDS.
Cases Prosecuted by the Agents of
the bureau.

A man calling himself Charles II. VOL
ford, and claiming his residence as Louis
Vile, XIV, has been arrested al New Al
bany. Ind, charged with having swndled
Mrs. Mary Turner a soldiers widow. by
pretending to be special examiner OF the
pension bureau. This man gave to Mrs.
Turner a typewriter paper purporting 20
be a special act of Congress granting her a
pension. and setting forth in its caption
that it is an act FOR the relief and benefit
of Mrs. Mary l. Turner of New Albany
Ind, Nincennes street.
On the strength of this bogus paner. the
man obtained $50 from the widow and then
notified her that she had been allowed SIG
a month pension. with back pay.
Nolford was sent to Jail in default Of $500
bond Tor the action of the United States
grand jury.
Lorenzo q. Wiligus, pension attorney Of
sacramento, Cal, was arrested, charged
with having made false affidavit for the
purpose OF obtaining pension for a client.
a colored man, whom WiIgus swore he
knew during the war Of the rebellion.
Daniel Freeman Of Cleveland, Ohio has
been arrested and held for the action Of
the United States grand Jury, charged with
having defrauded the government by rep
resenting himself 10 be the Joseph r Rich
ardson who served I'm Company T. 54th
Massachusetts Infantry.
The soldier of that name who served in
the company in question is alive and re-
sides at Chicago. 1t develops that Free
man. who is colored. was the slave of a
southern planter named Joseph r. Richard
son, a supporter of the confederacy. who
took Freeman with him as his body serv-
ant while serving against the Union during
the war of the rebellion.
Freeman claims that he escaped from his
master, went to Massachusetts and there
enlisted; but the evidence during the pre-
lminary hearing was seemingly conclusive
as showing that the Chicago man was the
person who performed the service and that
the defendants story is a fabrication.
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Should be read daily. as changes may at
I FonE Ef MAILS are forwarded to the ports o,
sailing daily, and the schedule of ciosings is ar
ranged on the pres Impton OF their uninterrupted
last connecting closes will be made from this Of
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
FRIDAY-tbJ At 1913 Pm. for EUROPE, per
SIS. Etruria,' from New York, via Queenstown.
SPAIN, PoRrUGAL, TURKEY, EGIrT and BRIT,
A A s;2o I'm, IN; for FRANCE, SWITZERLAND,
aud british INDIA, per SIS. La Champagne, .
p fs1m New NJ 1Rk via Hare Letters for other
Champagne" (c) At HOS PM. for NEITHER
LAMBS direct, per SIS Amsterdam, from New
Per Amsterdam" (cl At 1908 PM. for SCOT
LAND direct, per SIS. Furnessia, from New York,
nessia. tc) At Il:o5 PM for NORWAY direct,
per SIS Island. from New York. Letters must be
PRINTED MATTER, ETC-German steamers
sailing from Ne" York ON Tuesdays take printed
matter; etc, for GERMANY and specially ad-
EUROPE
American and VIII tie Star steamers sailing from
New York on Thursdays and Cunard, French and
German steamers from New. York on Saturdays
Ais FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA,
WEST INDIES, ETC.
THURSDAY-(b) At 2:3o Pm. for JAMAICA,
per steamer from Boston.
Isl IS rM fI5 hhsMihD psr
SIS, Wiilowdene, from New York. Letters for
and It be o 9rfsfa 1
ISLAND, J Ind,ATa,,.> sAvANILLA. CARTHA-
nad far PER R h from
Per Altai:" tc) At Hos PM for GRENADA
Soa e Al for fR@9n fTGm nbA Tsw
VITA aud BARACoA, per SIS. Olinda, from New
sTNDAY--(d) At 1900 NJ for ST. PIERRE.
MIQUELON, per steamer from North Sydney
Mails for N ,Svs BY rain to North
except Sunday, at 1900 NJ, and on Sundays only
Mails for MIQUELoN by rail to Boston and
thence via steamer, close here daily at a:15
Mails for MEXICO overland close here daily at
CUBA NAILS close here via Port Tampa, Fla,
Sundays; Wednesdays. Thursdays and Fridays at
Via Miami Fla, Mondays. Tuesdays and satur-
days at 1880 r AN; e MAILS.
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN. per SIS Riojun
Maru, from Seattle, close here daily at 6:35 Pm.
up Mails .G Nay fSr ~ Except those for West
whh T an via NEW
ANDs, per SIS. Moana, from San Francisco. close
here Mails ds for u af Nay r. %
from Tacoma close here daily at 6:s5 PM. up to
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN, per steamer EN-
at s:s5 Pm u up u to - May 49, ID
Francisco clo.e here daily at 6:35 Pm. up to
Mails is for or the SOCIETY ISLANDS, per shin Gal.
lice, from San Francisco, close here daily at 6:85
PM up to May 26 ID
Mails for AUSTRALIA Except West Australia.
HAWAII and FIJI ISLANDS, per SIS Miowera'
from Vancouver. close here daily at 6:36 PM
ta Registered mails close at 1000 AM same
day.
@, Registered mails close at 100 PM same
day.
(c) Registered mails close at 500 Pm, same
day
(d) Registered mails close at 500 PM previous
day.
day.
mye JAMES P. wILLETT. Postmaster.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect March II, 1899.
Leave Washington from station corner Of New
Jersey avenue and ST.
For chieago and Northwest. vestibuIed Limited
For Cinsnlati. St: Louis al and indianapolis E1-
press II rs 80 am; Vest.buled Limited, $40 pm
For Pttsburg and Cleveland. Express daily, II :o5
For saS Pm Toeds sbd en a nr
For Winchester and way stations. 1000 am,
40 and $3.50 pm.
rSr saimors week 's days. $780, $3.50, ,7os.
17;lo. 1880; $500, $40, 1890, 1000 am.
AS @ 1so9 s$o 1890 ss
1000 80, XII so PIN and 200 night Sun:
Fse Amaze S III a 80 gm s2oo 1sh
$3.50 pm. Sundays. $50 am. and ABS pm.
gor Frederick. week days $500 and i rs am.
For Hsserstown. .iI:o5 am am. and $50 pm
D''2 sssasss s sss a see
sSt s'fs: ;s s eng s gay s Rs?! wee: d s
sundays: 900 an, I:1b. 4:ss 7:oo, lois pm.
D1 sssP days sna way 5Gn ANTS
For Upper Marlboro $3.50 m. .4:so and .4:s5
ROYAL BLUE LIN LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
IN en- trains ph. illnpinated with Pintssh light
1 bSnx 9s sed FuisS Dining 81;
at 1880 ccleekl. Sundays, 1905, 900 An, 1905
noon Q:15 Dining Carr, $500 (5:o5 Dining Carr,
500. 2;e9 night Sleeping Car. open 1000 O'Clock
For Atlantic City, 1000 am, 1905 noon and
1:Io p; m. week days: 1905 noon Sundays
For Cape May, 1905 noon
Except Sunday. 1E1press trains.
baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders left at
ticket offices. 619 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
NeT I1rS avenue and 10Th street, and at depot.
b. ID. UNDERWOOD, d. B. MARTIN,
General Manager. Mgr, Pass. Trafac.
B. B. HEGE. Gent Agt. Pass. Dept,
Washington, D. @.
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OUTLOOK LESS HOPEFUL.
Civil Service Reformers' Views on At
titude of the Administrations.

The annual meeting of the Civil Service
Reform Association was held in New York
last night and officers were elected as fol-
lows:
President, Carl Schurz: ten vice presi-
dents including Joseph II. ChOate. Theo-
dore Roosevelt, James c. Carter. Levi Z.
Morton, Alexander z. Orr Elihu Root
Edward NJ. Shepard and Oswald Often
dor|fer; secretary, George McAneny; treas
urer, A. S. Frissell, and an executive COM
mittee, including Dor1nan B. Eaton. F. l..
Godkin, Richard Watson Glider and Ever
EFT p Wheeler
The annual report of the executive conn
mittee says the outlook in the federal serv-
ice has been less hopeful. 1t says the
President is even now said to be consider
ing the removal from the competitive class
of some thousands of offices. The commit
tee says the Department of Justice. the in
ternal revenue service, the field branches
of the Interior Department, and in the Gus
toms houses the law has been treated as
though it had no existence"
The appraisers department in the New
York customs district and the immigra-
ton bureau are given as instances where
politics have intruded more than at any
time In a decade past"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-11
RAILROADS.
soUTHERNlkAILW

Schedule in effect MAY. 1899.
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FAST MAiE: Pullman siespsts. New x 81 az. I'd
W. sIssDs5 f.s xshsyilis shs 81 spraes
New York to New Orleans, uniting at Charlotte
with for A y Nsa and Solid
Dining Car service. Sunset Personally Conducted
sSd Friday to-
4:oi p.M.-Lec.l for From. Royal. strasburs and
Harrisonburg. daily, except Sunday.
go a:so PM-LoeaI for S,S Ghar Kdt daily
SsT a 1 and t, to
ssspess New IarE End 70
New Orleans through Bristol; ~ ~ p','' A''
Pullman vestibuled tsleepsrs. Dining Cars and Day
York to Memphis. Via Birminsham N New York ITO to
tsTed Day Coach washington to afanta soues
ern Railway Dining Car Greensboro to Montgom-
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIvI-
SION leave Washington 9:o1 am. daily and loo
Pm 4:45 pm daily, except Sunday, and e:25 pm.
cept sunday, for Leesburg, and 6:25 p M daily for
Herndon Returning, arrive at Washington s:26
q. m. and $40 pm. daily, and PAS d. IN. daily ex-
cept Sunday. from Round Hill; 7:v6 II. m daily,
except Sunday. from Herndon. and 1914 a In daily,
except Sunday, from Leesburg.
Through trains from the south arrive at Wash
tbgton 6:4I Am, 7:40 Am. and 2:2o pm and :0S
pm, daily; Harrisonburg, 1900 noon daily. except
Sunday, and 9:05 pm. daily and $50 am. daily
from Charlottesville.
Tickets sleeping car reservations and other in.
formation furnished, and baggage called for and
checked from Hotels and Residences by Union
Transfer Company. on orders left at Ticket Offices
705 Fifteenth st. NV, Gil Pennsylvania avenue
NV. and at Pennsylvania Passenger Station
service.
FRANK S. CANNON I'd Vice Prest & Gen. Mgr.
J. NJ. CULP, Traffic Manager.
w. A. Tt Rk, General Passenger Agent.
L. s. BROWN General Agent mva