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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-29

IDENTIFICATION OF TIE RoDr-A M
RrAyEp WIFE AND A LOST LOVE.
The body OF tbs naval oficer who commit
ted suicide on Saturday 1t the Mountain
orse, MontrOse- as reported In yesterdays
STAR, has been Identified. says The ~. N.
Herald, rs that OF Lieutenant Commander
Claude l.. Arentine. II was removed on sat-
urdsy night from Montrose 10 Compton's
morgue, IN Newark, where &c nov lies await
esri from by telegraph. In Response 70 The
ieles sent by county physician Ward %
II. Ttayer, the following dispatch was re-
PokrLaND, Mr., August Y, 1919 -D-. Les.
he Word, County PAVacGa, NarNzrk, " j.
His name Is Claude Arentine. will write
particulars. Keep The body; dis wife ID
Monday night OF last week Arentine
stopped At the Continental hotel, In Ner srk,
ana signed his name on the hotel book, &C.
amer breakfast, and then told the CLERK that
re WAS going out 20 Orange % look for an
old snipnate OF his, Lieutenant Carroll, OF
on The corner the letters &C. L. A, ~ y N.s
The people AT the Mountain house The Keep
trs-dihered nom the guests, and looked
great anxiety 10 yet rid OF the corpse. Hence
DR.. Wsru had ~ promptly removed a. above
stated. Deceased wss between thirty i've
and forty years OF age Has naval cap bears
a small anchor a. front, and a strap Consists
ing OF two heavy gold cords, Allotted. A
common pass book, apparently usel by n
mess CdIeFtT. mo the lOliONtnE written In 10.
al lesve this letter unsesled. That you
may add % II simply that have gone ~
sleep 10 awaken on another shore. All ask
- tLat you 90 Lot have 10 published In any
newsps pr or Journal For family reasons /
omit signing my name, and also des troyed
tveTy thiug that would have revealed IL I
dout care what becomes OF my bOir. as 10 IL
hut the shelf Ny spirit-my very sClf-will
he a. re, In The arms OF my beiovcd. Please
barry tie rose 10 me. IL il tue creientiRl
OF my noeAty. Perhaps IN years 10 come
some one, a beloved sister, may lao uire for
ne. Preserve n lock OF hair, a haalKerchief,
or any thing else about my person, % Il We %
her, aud say toyfully sailed. Father, I 90
WITHOUT fear, trusting In Thy infinite love
and mercy. Thou ca 81 comprehend Thy
earthly children when men cannot. Dr.
Thayer knows the address o! Uncle Fred.
Please tell him TO ask Uncle 20 defray auy
expense have incurred. That there NAV
be no doubt about AZ, and 10 save trouble 10
those acting In an Official capacity, say
II al have taken two deadly u Disons Kind
people thin K as lenieDtly OF me rs pos Il ola
l have nothing TO live for on this shore An
that is dear TO me Is beyond. 40 without
fear; am sane ard OF sound mind
His passionate expressions OF affection for
"Paultne," aud LIE deetroy ing eagerness 70
reach her in "tbe beyond, !" Induces the belief
that he was single, bat DIR. Thayer's telegram
puts different phase on the mstter-tells
that he leaves a wife"
Officials at the Navy Department say that
there Ia rosuch man rs Claude L. Arentine,
LieuteL ant Commander, In the u. \. navy,
nor has there ever been. SIR. Arentine must
have been mistaken either In his name or his
vocation.
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~Farm lAborsrs ess 6 . day In Dakota

NFarm laborsrs gss @ day In Dakota.
~Rockport, Hass.. appropriatee the pro-
ceeds OF her dog tax % books for the public
library.
~Several OF the parties engaged In the
lynching OF Williams, the outrager, at Au.
gusta, Ga, have been arrested and lodgod In
Jail charged with murder.
0John Glaze, . Philadelphia strset car
Conductor, was on Saturday oommitted for
trial On . charge OF felonioua outrage on D
girl fourteen yeArn Old.
EFourteen carloads OF dram and agricul-
tural horses, IS head from Canada, en- route
20 the centennial for exhibition, passed
through Buffalo, N Y, yostsrday.
gan the member OF the Sioux eommis-
Non except Bishop Whippae and Rev. NJ.
Htnman have arrived at Omaha, and ekPect
70 leave either 70 day o. to-menow for Fort
0Patriek NcLaughlin, Eew rork hack
driver, has ben held u dsfa1u Oh s,yo osu
charYe or cruelty 90 seimals- he palle1 out
TIE tan Of . h0rse BY the roots IN front o. the
Hodman house and the animal ha1 70 be
killed. -
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BALTIMORE, August 29.-Virgfnia e's, de-
ferred, 81; do. consolidated, 66 X; do. second
series, 81; North Carolina sixea, old, Is.
Sugar steady, ux.
BALTIMokE, August q. Cotton quiet
and easier middltng, ny. Flour steady, de.
mand fair and unchanged. Wheat nrm and
unchanged. Oorn-southeTn dull and lower,
western 0pened weak and lower, closed drm-
southern white and yellow, 6Oa63; western
mixed. 80; spot, Hk a55; September; Is sBk
October. Oats steady and flrm-soathern
prime, 35a38; western white, $3.50; do. west
ern mixed, 31aSa Rye duu-6la5e. Hay
weak and io~er. FORK, iSssaisoo. S SSi
meats-shoulders, 6x: clear nib side, skssK,
loose; 7kasx packed. Baoon-shoulders,
7xss; clear nib aides, 9Kal0. Hams, i5a
Is Lard-renned, fx. Butter unchanged.
Petroleum strong and acknowledgements, l2k
ai2z; refined, q. Coffee firm and un-
changed. Whisky dull, LA Receipts-
Flour, 5000; wheat, IA ,0ooi corn, 81, 900; oats,
1900; rye, 400. 6hipments-Wheat, /, 100, corn,
1900.
NIw YORK. August 2s.-Stocks active
and lower Money, IL. Gold, 1iA. Exchange,
lopg, 4se; short, 4aek. 0overnmsnts scttve
NEW Yonx, August 4.-Flour quiet ana
unchanged. WhsAt Scarcely % nrm. Corn
LoHDoH, xussss ., iase p. m.-Eris, loY.
GeW 4 WA SSn1ea, -.
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DEFAMATION THROUGH THE MAILS -
VIM. III. Dekay has been arrested In New
ark, n. j., by the U. s. marshal, upon a
charge of sending q scurrilnus and obscene
postal card through the mail to Mrs Eliza
beth q. Asson, his mother in-l law. Though
denying all knowledge of the card he was
when first charged with the offense he admit
ted 1t. Mrs. Asson had excluded him from
her house, and her daughter Is suing for di-
cards for defamation and insult should be
represeed, II possible, and whore reasonable
testimony can be had Of guilt, prosecutions
should be instituted. The usefulness OF the
Amused.
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a somewhat prominent politician OF this
city, entered suit TO day In the district court
against ID. K Anthony, editor and proprietor
OF the Daily Times. claiming damages In the
amount OF $4,000 for an alleged libel of tue
formers daughter, which appeared some
wee ks ago. The statement published I'm the
Times gave no names. nor any dealite
locality, simply stating that the daughter OF
prominent politician had been engaged u
be married to gay as festive yout from
another city, but who had the night before
the day for the ceremony written her a letter
Informing her of the fact that he was a mar
ried man, and would, as consequence, be
forced TO break of the engagement. The
young lady In. question was Miss Nellie
Legate, and the youth one A. r. Collins, of
Atchison, at present the manger of the lot
terry scheme In that city. The affair mad died
entirely out or the memories of every one,
and would never again have been thought Of
had not the suit been brought LsuveysOorH
Oispufch to the 50. Louis Globe Demo,.roi
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The Indian Policy this winter.

THE BLACK HILLS COUNTRY TO BE
CLEARED OF INDIANS.
Orders have been issued from the War de-
par.ment, and arrangements are In progress,
for The establishment of two winter posts In
the Indian country-one near Old Fort Pnll
Kearney, near Goose creek, and another on
the Yellowstone river, at or near the mouth
OF the Powder river. At these points huts
will be built for the use OF the troops, and
supplies of all kinds will be stored TO last all
winter and To enable the troops to make au
early start after the Indians next spring, In
case IL should be necessary. But as lOoy as
soldiers can march the campaign will be
kept up this winter. The government has
decided to take permanent possession OF the
Black hills and Big Horn country, and to
Keep the Indians out OF 1t altogether. The
War Office has now practical control of the
following Iudian agencies: Standing Rock
Cheyenne, Red Cloud and Spotted Tail. IL
Is Intended to remove the last two either
into the Missouri or Indian country, where
troops can better prevent the bucks from
Joining the hOstiles under sitting Bull or
making excursions into the Sioux country.
Preparations are being made, and At the
proper time all the Indians on the ditfsren
reseIvatiC rs VINO have been II tynpathy
with Oh who are suspected OF giving aid ~
Sitting Bull, Will be disarmed, and other
measures taken to prevent their joining the
hostiles in the spring.
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THE CENTENNIAL REGATTA.
The scull Race.

PHILADELPHIA, August 29.-First heat o.
single scull won by James Mccartney
Friendship Climb; Geo E. Mann, Argonauta
second; Geo. w. Youpg, Crescent, third, aud
+. Henderson, Vesper, last. Time, lI0l4.
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Turks ReHulaed,
FOREIGS NEWS.
The Suaufsh Cuhau Imam

Madrid, August 29.-The conven tion con-
cluced by the government with Spanish
capitalists for an advance OF money for the
expenses OF the war In Cuba is far from
5000 OoO 10 IS eco 600 pesetas, not "piasters -
Mos Material for Cuban Grave Yards
LONDON, August29.-A letter TO the STAND
ard, from Santander, says: 81 $50 men OF all
arms, with Koupp and Placeatia guns. will
embark at SanIander and Cadiz for Cubs
before November LIST.
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TIE DROUGHT IN NEW YoRK-Akupaiag
EGects Of The Cosut,aaose Dry Reaher.-A dis
patch from Elmira, New York, August "a,
says: The drought 10 severely felt In this
county In many ways. A clover fleld be-
longing 70 George 8. Mccain, situated just
outside OF the city and left for seed, took IRE
from O spark from q locomotive on Saturday
morning. and before the flames could be
extinguished q ten acre field was burned
over. The fences and buildings on the farm
were saved with difficulty. On the same day
several fields of grass, being dry and infism-
mable, took IRE nom the same cause, at Big
Flats, some six miles east Of here, aud 4
number OF acres were burned and several
houses endangered. The long grass In q
swamp just north OF here also caught fire on
Saturday, and blszed fiercely, in some places
burning holes two or three feet deep In the
ground. AT The same time the grass on the
fair grounds of the state agricultural society,
located between this city and Horseback,
caught fire. which was communicates TO the
long row OF stables at the north end OF the
premises. These were also destroyed before
the flames could be stayed. The society will
lose by the coDfiagratlon at least IS 900, as
there was no insurance on the bulldogs. II
is supposed the fire originated from sparks
from passing locomotive.
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~Advices nom CHA to the Sd inst. saw
that The governor Ct Yunnan has commftted
suicide In obedience 70 the orders from Pc
HIN.
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In for COngre&S.

MAUCH CHUNK, PA, August 29.-The de
mocracy OF Carb county, Pa unanimous
ly decide upon Major Robert Klotz rs q eau
didate for Congress In the 18th district. Mua-
roe and Pike Will concur, aud the balance OF
the district is likely To follow the lead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-29

~If ron have ever done anything bad do
not run for office. It will be found ont
0The American hoisery mills at Amstsr-
dam n. p, and the cotton mill Of Jas. F.
Crowley, 10th street, above Market, Philar
delphia, were burnt last night
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THE BRIGANDs' RRvENGR-George n.
Taylor's lumber yard, Dobb's Ferry, was de-
persisted. Loss, $50, 600; Insurance., e2O0O0.
The fire was started purposely. Mr.. TAYLOR,
when president Of the village, was ins.ru.
mental In breaking up the band Of "higtl-
burglars. He was one Of the persons secreted
In Squire Sullivan's house, I'm east Irvington,
when Detective Austin T. Rugg was killed.
His property has been threatened several
timea IN " Hfn 2Sfh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-29

THE FORCE of special agents OF the Treas
ury has been reduced from dfty-three to
thirty-three
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Crooks command arrived at Fort Fettermap
yesterday from the supply camp, which
place he left on the oath inst. Up to that
Time no news had been received from Gene
raj Crook. All the Utes deserted Lieut.. 6pen-
O before reaching the aupplY camn.
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EXoNERATED.-The naval court OF inquiry
at Portsmouth, ". H., which investigated
the charges against Purchasing Paymaster
A. j. Clark have rendered a unanimous de-
cisIOn completely generating him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-29

THETRooPs AT HAMBURG.-Thet two COM
panies OF u. s. troops which have been or
dered from this city to Hamburg, s. c., are
companies A and E Of the 18TH infantry.
They will leave the city tomorrow AT q.
m, and proceed 81 once 70 their station.
Ing moved 70 the train yesterday. Taere are
detachmepts of each OF these companies al
ready stationed at Aiken, the county seat OF
Edgeneld. In o conversation with q MEM
Der OF one Of these companies we learn that
the change OF quarters 10 not reliehed by the
men, and that ths tone OF the general orders
1recsne ner Prosent movements ~ quitS
dtstAsteful 10 them. Perhaps q majority OF
the men In both commands are democrats IN
politics, and being enlisted men, many OF
foreign descent, they are not In sympathy
people OF Hamburg have little 20 fear nom
the presence Of either the ofdcers or men OF
these two conpanies-t Atlanta (Go) CoFsfSr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-29

SECRETARY CHANDLER VIII be on duty at
the Interior department. to-morrow.
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT, who Is was
supposed has been At the point OF death for
some time past, Is now declared to be I'm
proving. ana the probabilities are that he
~fll be- In good condition for business in q
few DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-29

t0litlcs are beginning 10 warm up In I'LL
nois. We read OF one gentleman's speech:
"The speaker absolutely nayed the democ-
rary; tore them into strips, as 1t were;
knocked out their underpinning, and left
them hair hung and breeze shaken. His
speech was red hot, and he received the
hear ties applause ....The North A perfcdn
of Philadelphia, fails "to notice the signs OF
the republicans, or any inordinate excite
ment Ia the country generally following the
publication OF the letter OF General McClel-
Ian, in which he announces his purpD se Of
supporting Mr.. Tiiden." The New YORK
EueniIl9 Post says: "Politics are apt to fur
nisb surprises, but who would have thought
OF John Kelly's being called on TO give n
character" 10 Charles Francis Adams"
THE Cleveland Leader holds itself re-
sponsible for and challenges contradiction
of the statement that at a meeting OF the
Ohio state democratic committee aud a few
leading politicians, held at Putinbsy at
1880 last Friday morning, a proposition 10
furnish $3.50 coo from New York and Phila
delpbta for the purpose OF buying votes in
the cities Of Cleveland. Toledo aad Ciucln-
natl was considered, and after a short dis
cussiCn accepted by formal vote TIE
story is pretty large one. so far as the
figures go, but there is probably some founds-
ton FOR IT; Hon. Milton Ssyler is the
first Cincinnati Congressman who was
ever welcomed home with music aud a pro-
cession. This In a proud distinction-CSn
Inquirer. Candidate Wheeler says the
church is one of the cardinal principles OF
the republican party, and Bob Ingersoll says
IL is fraud, which shows there are little
differences Of opinion In some parties as well
as o'hers.-BOstO,a Herald ..''Ex- Congress
man John NJ. Ashley, of Ohio, known as the
great impeacher" In the days OF President
Johnson, announces that he supports TIIden
anu Hendricks. Which is bad for T and ii,
we stould say: "A Tilden club, said to be
composed entirely of Union soldiers, mas
been formed at Sprir gdeld. Ill A numper
OF them were formerly republicans.
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The Panic I'm the Mining Regions.
The TURKISH TROUBLES
The Proposed NJ edi.tfsu by the q reat

LONDON, August "a dispatch TO the
Telegraph nom Vienna says: The great
Powers are constantly intsrchanging tele-
grams concerning the proposed mediation.
general agreement has been reached touon-
Ing the principal features Of the policy IN be
adopted, but the details are unsettled. Ger-
many IL the most backward of ths powers.
IL Is believed that no great difficulty will he
experienced In determining the steps To be
taken, but several days Will probably elRpse
the porfa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-29

PRINT MILLS ABOUT TO SrARr.-Iu view
of the improved demand for prints the
Sprague m tis In Rhode leland, Maine aud
Connections, and the print works which have
been idle several weeks, Will start mp 1T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-29

WATER SPOUT burst over the Humane
establishment ut St. Paul's Island, Nova
Scotia, on the 18th inst Five buildings were
destroyed and one man killed. Only two
sforehouses and q dwelling house were LEFT
standing, and they were much shattered.
SlxTY-FIvB MkMN0NiThS arfiveo on the
Saturday. They brought with them $3.50, GOO
They will join the other colonists Of the same
denOmfnatfon.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Inter-
nal revenue, SIS O66 30: customs, s6i3 1870
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READING, PA, August 2s.-The democrats
Of Berkscounty 70 day renominated Hon.
Hester Clymer for Congress.
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DELIGATxS OF TIE FRENCH WO8KIHG-
MIN sent by their government 70 the Ceu-
tennial left New York for Philadelphia yes
terday. Nine Of the delegates we're enter
tanned yesterday BY committee OF the
French Independent workingmen, who also
received the last two French delegates to
this country. The remainder Of the dele
gates were given . parting banquet by the
French residents whose ideas do not conform
with those OF the communisttc Independents.
Separate trains were taken BY the two di.
visions OF the delegation.
W. U. TEL. Co. VS. B. Q: R. r Co.
Judge Bingham, in the u. s. District Court
at Columbus. Ohio. has refused the injunc-
ton asked for By the Western Union Tele-
graph Co. restraining the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Co. from transferring It's tele-
graph wires between Columbus and Wheel
Ing TO the poles OF the Atlantic and Pacfdc
Co, and nom receiving commercial mes
eages 0t railway stations where none but
railway telegraph OPERATOR are employed.
s0Bonness Of cashmere and lace, win red
rosebudo, aJo worn BY bridosmaidA
n0Nendelnoohn's "Wedding March, n q
fsvorfte IN Eneliah fashionable circles.
n0Only m American or an Irishman can
open an oyster scientifically OF cook IL prop.
erly.
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THE ORDER recalling the consuls and other
officials OF our legations abroad, made ns-
&c. sary by the reduction OF their number by
partment, and notices have been sent 10
toose whose offices are abolished. No replies
have been received as yet at the department,
and none OF the accounts have been settled.
ECONOMY WHICH SAVES NOTHING
A good Illustration Of the manner in which
the reductions were made in the clerical
force in the executive departments Is exem-
pliied in the National Bank Redemption
agency in the Treasury department, where
the force Is cut down from 152 TO IS, notwtth-
staLdiOg the fact thai the work Is increaS-
ing year by ear and the whole expense OF
the divisions IS paid by the banks. The 70
dt III p ions Tor The first year were St55 900 0Ol
and last year were S204 600 600 and this year
promise u be at least $3.50 900 900. The worR
at me present. time IS greater than il has
ever been since lie organization OF the
sgeLcy. The Legislative bill as IL passed
o. Tn houses Appropriated for III employees,
tut as 1t came from the conference commit.
tee Only 81 were provided for. When the
work Is brisk IL will be impossible to per-
fo'm tho work with the number of clerks
allowed. The only reason for making this
reduction is that IL makes an apparent dim
Duifon In the aggregate amount appropria-
lei, SO that 1t can be made part OF the grand
total OF retrepchment claimed by Mr.. Ran
If the expense is reimbursed to the Treasury
by the bankR, whose officers are generally
quite satisfied with the manner IN which
their work Is done, and who cannot fall to be
dissatisfied If IL Is delayed by q want OF the
necessary cleri cal force.
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SPRING AND SUMNER
CLOTHING!
AT REDUCED PRICES.

A rIw OF THOSE sPRISG CAss. 90 SUITS
n let 20 close Ouf tor ) IS st &. 5TRAUS', 1911
'enuSx L. All
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Austrfn to Take the Lead.

The Pail Mall Gdzetfe'S Berlin speciaI says:
"Austria will be invited 10 again take the
Initiative In submitting mediatory propO-
sails 10 Turkey and Servia- The negotiations
commenced by the guaranteeing powers are
for the present restricted exclusively 10 OBJ
tanning q suspension OF hostilities- Great
Emergencies OF opinion are feared when de-
tails are discussed, and q conference IL CON
sidered the only means Of adjusting them"
Turks RePulsed.
BELGRADE, August 8.-Oncial advioes
received here state that the Turks attacked
the Servian left on Monday, but were re-
pulsed with heavy loss. They left their
killed and q large quantity OF arms and am
munitioD on the field. A Turkish attack on
Little Zevorwick was likewise repulsed.
Another Revolution In Turkey.
VIENNA, August pa special dispat ca
from Constantinople TO the Politicpl Core
spOs dence, says: A cabinet council, at
which all the grand dignitaries were pre-
sent, resolved to depose the present sultan
Murad, and proclaim Abdul Hand. Tue
change win occur shortly.
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SENATOR CAPERroN's SuCCEssoR-GoY.

SENATOR CAPERroN's SUCcEssoR-Gov.
Jacob has appointed ex-Gov. Sam1 Price,
OF Greenbrier county, U. s. Senator from
West Virginia to I'LL the vacancy occasionsd
by the death of the late Senator Capsrtoa.
THERE WAS ISSUED during the month OF
August S355.7SO additional bank circulation
for which the Secretary OF the Treasury has
ordered the retirement of s28i,G2i in legal
tenders
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SAME AS OTHER FoLKs.-At the last ses-
sion of the Cabinet It was decided that on
ard after September 1 the hours of labor in
the several departments will be from A. IN.
To p. m, owing To the great reduction 10
the clerical force. Each head of department
will soon issue an order to that effect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-29

THE FORTHCOMING ORDER OF the Attor.
ney General, defining the rights and duties
Of U. s. marshals under the election laws
ard which has been sent to the President at
LOng Branch, will be issued in general or
ders from the War department, with the
necessary Instructions To military O fi cerd.