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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28

rather than npon the nature aud characerof the duties
10 he performed by them. will call mon tie tuh'o'p
aud Naval officer to- recommend tie number ol t"ci
Grade. anu viii with Won iuithtr upon rec
ing their reports Your second recommendation Tor
the ADOPTION of an order excluding IRON thc 'u1.o'
House ail persons WHO violate the law aranst maklhS
or Of ring grttuitics plcs-n 10 PEI SONS IN no 81
r w. he an 5reSiioSs Vim he given to have
eases rep.rted the Dstfici-tttorney Tor ltoaeuu
ton and to the department your una ,t
a,ion providing for n revision If the force Al slen
periods IS approved, hut tits may properly be ieisIte
successor No doIbt q thorough revision 81 the nn.p
capacity and habits of cmpules would Dc louh' 10 "'
tie most satisfactory guard against abuses
Secretary Sherman also sent letters TO Collector
Arthur and surveyor snar inclosiug copies OF the re-
port, and giving the following instructions:
This report, recommend my classification OF ii' en-
ploycs similar that existing IN thr Treasury DC
paitment. does not fix the number oil each gfade'
have to request that yOu VIII very earthly RECOMMENDS
to me the number of each grade ION each ranch OF your
office. within the hints OF the number Of employees no"
retained adopting in your classification teSc rules:
Firs-That the num0cr and compel alton 81 employees
Of higher grade ian c'as5 four Shdi ne as Ieooi"
SccoSd-Tne cIis,,ncation will depend, not upon the
merits of the present employees, but upon lno c""''
and nature II Tie dun pcrf1i.nel 10y them. ,,,
Ihird-Tnat only 50 MANY OF class four, or he higher
grade. shall be assigned to each baAch as are cI,S
to perform duties o NOR, dlheut character ISlu-
experience. sagacity, and the highest degree Oh l'o"
Fourtt--That class one shall embrace all whose duties
are merely cereal and where ordinary Intelligence ana
cap city 10 enable them to per- orn tnelr lhilts al -
fini-lfe cass iCatiOn rr the other grades VIII "e-
pend upon the Of the Cutics performed ny en-
Loo es aud their experience and capacity To dscha6o
item.
refc Won 20 United States Statutes at Large Vol -
p. 500 srcton ., for the gci cril organization OF lhc
Treasury D.uartnent the salaries. however, having
been somewhat reduced by law. Ins viii snow tie
general character OF the organization 81 thls Dtpa,
mont To wh.cn you Will please conforV as 'ar az
IricI cable. Please extend your clIs. hcilOn aSo'
10 the grades OF mess myers recommended NV We
Comm &C., gyi the number Of each grade in zach d.
vision your Office. better not 20 name tic pr
assigned to the resp eve grades uhlu aicr
fhc number 81 c.cD grade is digr ncd. Nod VIII pde
take your way 10y committee 0I Yoar oHccs OF "'"
erv sc To X number of cach gradc requisite 70 Coz
duct the nus office, and MAKE report as carry
IS pracLc;tbc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28

RAILROAD HANDS To GErAY rHE Loss Al PIrISBUfG'
COLUMBUS, O., July 27.-Ihe Ereain9 DeS-
patch PUBLISHES tue following Drop sou, "hch being
circulated Tor signatures among the striking IA rotderS
in n. city, aud it !, said, will BE- very generally signed
CoIUMBus o.. july y.
n WE should succeed in getting Qua d-m'n H. we
cv,,uI like 10 know il our fellow rir'. men
'u,oiebout the land will 90 m with ~ q" 4-l'e
" ,t,, tvrm.. Ives OF a small sum, say - r
40 cents rcr ioutu, to pay The ci nen~ OF PITT
h. =, fo mir loses 10 the late hfe chI''d nv
tl ia : ,e,I ,uess of parties not dutc ~ Ut rest
il f.e Il i,es Go. ahoe to he placed DO me
tuo o. rae U ted States eis uer VILE tn prl rec
,, t,. IA al . = .aI rate ut lIteicS., a. all or
and .,,v t. slu ,uiiccu 20 pay thr loss o. >ild en-
~. 10 hi, div. la.i auonZ the riW'y lea lhS roc IS
,.ou.,out tu. county Hoping yJu VII cause lhs %
b.. CA cunrd throughout ia country we nave tn Luu"r
ia be your most oDrdicut ~c.Fauts, COaiAiilE"
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REPORT rnr LABOR cvloN ExrcrnvF COMM

REPORT THF LABOR CNiuN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
wEEE Vur AREr~IFD-rHRET- OF THE RIOTERS.
ST. Lou s, july p, II p. M.-Ihcrc Is much
doubt a. 10 whether tue captured at Schuers Han
arr Cmmt ccucn, conn cted with the strike or
the Worhia-ncn's party They claim 10 be employees "i
Belchcr's sugar Refinery and saw they were ai tn Han
TO ask perm OF TX cutve Committee 10 resume
work Il is stated that the Executive Comntee ana
number of the leaders the 81 ike In the Odn-
a lew moments b fore arrival Of the police, and
through the windows 10 The roof Of adjoining
bui Il NJ. thence to alley IN TIE rear aud escaped
Il il also sail by those who mingled freely with the
crowd all day that Committee meetings wee held tins
IN rning at which companies, each 100 strong, ere
orsa lied ostcusiby protect property, but evidently
tor very dn rent purpos'. II Is pretty
well known that tho Executive Committee nave or
gauizeI cgIf companies al men, which. 10 is beloved
are To be- arm g. II la, eu announced Ia public
speeches that these have large quantities Of arms,
aud that thy " u them when the roucr time comes
but there evidence tat ncy possess any number OF
wrapons winch c.ud be made effective against tine
tru p.
the polce and the troops returning from the
r,a q ,cnulcrs Iill r. {. Murpuys trunk factory. IN
Vince b.twcen : coud aud Iur i-s g.. ctugI Ire ln
the II per story aud damaged To some ext nj. Al
mm .I,e crowd Immediately cIn-rrGited IN tc Nclu4'
bloc ing up the IN dl drectlu MS ana IN cu'uE
the ,perl ions of the FIRE Depdr meuL The Mounted
Palace aud Tie Ma OnL Guard were sent 10 the sc'ut
ana dlsurrst the crowd M snort ora o. The damage bN
tue urc or 81 IT, Is not known AT TINS "ftIDs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28

CHICAGO. July 27.-Gov. Culom has issued
procaInton in the interest of law and order a. fol-
lows: o.,, n, t,t,. o.
Whereas Certain persons active IN violation oi law nave
assumed r. Interfere with and prevent movements of
railroad trains i'm this stat" aud have sought To lhtll
ite honest workingncn engaged in their ayocitous 10y
which they earn Their daily bread, and to compel them
20 cease from their labor; ana
whereas. THIS condition OF affairs continues, and Is
ntoeine entallug il does disastrous consequences
the nature and cXcutOf which It'll Impossible To oresee
therefore, ,,,, .t--....,- .
shelby NJ CullOm, Governor OF illinois, acting under
ami nv authority of the laws OF this state, do comm ud
NH such riotous and disOrdcry persons to desst ani
return To their homes. and call upon al Sherlir, Mayors
and other officers charged the eXecul Ou Of the laws
ia break up all oiSpracles against rights, property ana
per, ms, and to this end, 10 employ any ldwi"i
means ia their power and 10 ctJOlu upon al
cliZeus assist IN bringing about the restoration
urle resumption of business, moving OF trans ana r.
viynl of manu- acturcs further give notice that tie
rufre military force my disposal As COMMANDMENT
Cuie of the military will be np0yed t9r tne support OF
the civil authorities endeayOr aud tha the Ordels
will be- gwen 10 the troops to whatever amount OF
force NAV e ne essary to compel obedience 10 Tue Laws
In testimony whereof etc. >. CILLoM' GO'eihoI'
gro IT, HARLOW, SeCy Of state.
The failure OF Mecker CO., OF Chicago account Of
the strikes has resulted closing the steclmis at Joliet
the establishment being two months IN arrears to its
employees Threats OF violence are being made by the
latter though efforts are being made to pay them.
Everything is quiet ia the railroad yards at Quincy
aud there appears to be no danger of a strike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
TIE SITUATION IN CHICAGO.

Cu,c,Go. July % p. m.--All IS quiet at TINS
hour and no trouble is anticipated tonight. Never
tbeless. vigilance on all sides IS not relaxed. All
saloons are closed and if crowds begin to gather
they are broken up by the police.
tram on the Pittsburg and Fort Wayne Railroad
lott town today at j:1j p m. 1t had guard oil
fortv-four policemen, armed with Remington T HIS
and sixty rounds Of ammunition. AT all crossings
within the city limits considerable numbers 81
people gathered to watch its progress; bnt no at
tempt TO sfoplt was made by the mob. ihe pres
ence of a number of police ut each crossing h'd Il
SANITARY effect on the stoneheavers, who STOOD ready
70 lpede the progress Of the locomotives, but were
frightened off from making any attempt.
A mob this afternoon attempted to int'midate the
workren in the Phoenix Dstillery on the n0fth
eide but were themselves scattered by the police
last accounts from Halstead-st. vIaduct are TO
y effect that the military have been removed and
all is quiet. II was rumored to-day that the Com
nun SITS were holding meeting several miles from
fine city. and that the ID Regiment sent after
them.
The foreman Of a car shop said to-day that 1t was
the intention of all the w0Iknen to resume their
duties on Monday morning.
The railroad emplo, es here propose to organize
a grand army to put down the Communists whose
riotous acts they disayow and deuOunce.
The ard If Trade resumed business at 2:3O
this afternoon and Withdrew then action of ycsier-
day. slspendIng the rules. They indicate Dy tins
that they consider the labor troubles At erd or az
least under control of the lawful authorities. The
Board raised $3, 800 to-day tor the family Of Mr..
u
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. CHANGE AT INDIANAPOLIS.

PAssENGFR TRIMS RUNNING AND TUE srEiAF
ovEG-pHEpARATIoSs TO MAKE ARRESTS.
INDIANAPOIIs, Ind, July 27.-Thc strikers
now consent tat passenger Traffic may be resumed ~
mll on an the roads hero, aud FIRE ght business on
the Cincinnati, Hamilton AMI indianapolis Rrvi,
that compauv %ayIug arranged wI,h us employee.
Il is rcuoried ..Rt compromise nas been
made on the bee Line. ana thi it will soon
pr in fui opelI ION Gen. Dan MacAuley Is org 'nzng
biz men for activ' operations. The u. ; Marshal M
tended to arrest number Of leading strikers here to-day
but ior some reason failed do Il l. said Le viii
carry out ,hc idea tomorrow The following notice ap-
reared D., hau ih,u inI public u the tild edition %
me Nelrs tI.s evening:
N0fisc.-Uur.u< evening aud uiyhifaN all open air
.riu-s nullgcs fDr Any purpose Whatever, are
strictly hhi.,d. All .i-'Ombtilu are T. ilr~ieu
drring mat ana. rtluaiI "th' IN ir dwelut', h"d
,rc Lrnti ,r r qpp. or tIc STREETS 90 sounds ol
r,,.ls Ihr ~l.iI ani chef OF Ponce res cc uy
&C. iurs ci .yt 100 tu- i.''tu 700 % ms req ar men,
BtS. MACAJLLl, - .r-t'cu. Indiana Logon.
THIS notfc. was probably ,>uc. ia the p-hcf that The
arr 50, vcic to De made and would he resisted The
STRIKE s over 80 far 3D.. tis city concerned. IAc srl.-
r rivca. set ailcd % yet back u their Old places on
the Vandala aud tie Iud IndpOs and -. LOUIS roads
blt are now 10 conference with the OIL ,er'
of those roads, ALI the others understood have
gone 10 work. The regular passenger trains on all the
road, went Tonight, aud also many irrish trains
Without bin. moc,t,d Tue Uuiicd states Marshal and
his deputies fl gd tie strikers 90 night, particularly
those for whom thc Marshal has wits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
OHIO REMAIXS QUIET.
THE UNITED STATES To REOPEN THE OHIO ANp MIS-
sG,SfpPI RoAD-MANUFAClUMNG RESUMED AT
TOLEDO.

THE UNITED STATES To n OPEN THE ONO AND MIS-
st.sfppI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RESUMED AZ
TOLEDO.
CNcrNNATI O., July 27.-There is not much
change m the situation report tonight. Passenger
trains are running on all roads OF tins city, and with
I'm. execution Of the ONO and Mississippi road. local
trp. AN, moving IN all dire lions. The increment OF
through frcisbt Eastward Is not prevented by any
thing here. but by situation at other points
Iudpe SWING OF the United states District Court
mas ordered "A writ OF assistance 10 be issued, d.
rectlpg United States Marshal Thrl to assist The Il
ceycr Of tho Ohio aud Mississippi Railway IN
protecting the management OF the property
and TO arrest all persons interfering with the
same or in the moving OF trains The Board NJ Police
Commissioners have agreed 10 furnish the Marshal with
such force as he may necessary to execute this
order and the railway authorities will endeavor TO start
freight trains stWard from here nImber
of persous arrested for compile t. in the riotous
demon stl atiOus AT the lower Cincinnati stations were
sentenced to-day 10 pay fine OF 900 ana 10 thirty days
Imprisonment The wOrhlouse. y delegation ~ vail
or Hall of tie WOrkiugmcn~ parry. The
object meeting i unknown, but there are some
preht n,Ons that the mcn present mean mischief
Nsuu establishments Oi all descriptions
Tur,o which were closed 10y the mob Wednesday are
quietly resum.ng operations. The Medium Wagon
Work, the largest acurng institution Ia the cty,
work yesterday, tue employees having been or
canned and armed for the purpose of de-
f,nuing the works against any demonstration
that might be made. The best Of order prevailed
throughout the city last night. An attempt made
ths afternoon freight train tne Lake shore
Railroad but the strikers watched the engine and
turned II to tie ioundhonsr. \ man named Lee oil
PIttsburg of the principal leaders among the Toledo
rotefs. WA arrested to-day.
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TUMOR OF TWELVE YEARS GROWTH
CURED 81 RAILWAYS R. R.
nEME0 IS.

DIR RADwAY; Ihr,c had an Ovarian TInor n oyariss
bowels. Al to dn,trs sad there ntlp for IL"
tried every thing that recommended, but nothing helped
your Kes,iven AMI thought sOIli 'ry H. bat
Lad no I in ia IL, Decdus 1 nal Suffered for TWELVE
YEARS took bottles Of the Res,yeui, one box II RAD
ways Pills, AID used bottles OF sADI kELlEF;
hero sign OF tumOr 20 be rl aud feel
BITTER SMARTER and happier than nave for twelve
The the left side " ihe bowels
tie goin write mis- 10 you Tor the beued Of others
You can publish !, u you choose HANSAu +, kSArP.
Ais AEHOR. Micn, pri -. l-1j.
DIR. RADwAY-KfSD I kesoly.
eut Re-Ua tug Pills ami also using ts itray q = about
year tunOrS the Abdomen Viii the
cnt physicians of Medical College pronounced
c4rablc.
Ike knots tree. When sitting q
cl air they hung aim the floor. ght
hun aid -srsnty.hye pOIn Is. when
Your remedies and huudr AMI Ini-.
tLev az gone yet have taken tgetypdr bodies u
Res ly-n of Relief, fweItyiOIr boxes Of Pills
10 m,d = from O.. viii.
Please nd me your book False and True"
q
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AN UGLY GANG.

STRIKERS AT OpENwELDEfs, PfNN, DRIVE OFF THE
Police AND A PARTY OF RAILROAD RfPhR MtN'
BETHLEHEM, Penn, July 27.-Spt Polhe-
mus wi hs party ct par men and thir escort o. 'o''
aud iron police, arrived at OdenweIderS tS aIe'noo"'
ybitler tnrv had gone 70 epair turu-tablr. They
. mot nv a large aud excited crowd,
oy,o drove off the repair men Mr. Pc hemus at
d,os.ed the mob with coucilntory speech ouo
they replied by info ming him that he was al
liberty 10 walk back 70 MaHch Chunk with his force lie
men then r,n his engine The side track and drew Tue
fir, Mr. PolhemIs reached Bethlehem again by stage
tbis eyeaIng He he has no hope OF running Trans
tomorrow. recruiting office Tor me ith Regiment n'
h.,u established in Bethlehem. drum corps Is paiad-
inc tb streets for recruiting purposes aud special police
are being sworn in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28

0VARlAN'T u NOR
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
BY Dl. RAILWAYS REMEDIES.
1 HAVE HAD Az OVARIAN rUMOR ~ THE OyA.
kIhs AND BOWELS FOR TIN YEARS

I HAVE HAD An OVARIAN rUMOR ~ THE oy.-
kIhS AND BOWELS FOR TIN YEARS
AM AniDE Dee. -. 1879
DE- RADwAT; That others may be Denen,oa make mi,
statement;
have Ovarian Tumor tbe Ovaes snf bowels ~,
years tired the best phy cans ~ TINS place oter,
wLOut any beneht IL growing az such ~ ia
could not nave h,e nue. longer friend u Induced
Ia RAILWAYS Remrdes bad not much fail IN tenn
but hlaliy, after much dehDeration treI tbrm
purchased xix bottles Ol tie kesOlyenL OF hs
Pills and two bottles ~ the Relic u.,d tho Nh ut any
apparent benefit determined 20 peTscgerc. uged tg.ys
bO.f Of the esOyeut two 81 the Relief botes
OF Pills Before they gone had lost pounds.
continued 10 tlr medicine untl sire that va.
entirely cured took the meicine abo1t months. aud
during tat tine lost 10 tyhge ppunf- j. all three
dozen bottles OF the KesDyent, bOtt, lief boKes
o the Pills.
feel perfectly well and my hea. i .u Of gratitude TO
God for Chs help deep affection 10 yoIr
wonderful mcdc Ic feel deeply indebted ard my paytrs
that II may much u Dlcsiug oilers Il been
H. me. (SgneO) MIS- d. &. BInBfNs
Mrs. Bibbus who above certificate. person
FOR whom requested 20 send mecDe n June, 1915 rns
medicines above stated bought Of with tie exception
what was sent 70 her 0y may say that her stanent
correct without qusncst f~i mrd) l. :. LERCI.
Druggist md Chemist, Anu ArbOr, Mich.
This may certify that Mrs B4b tie abOvs
certificate Is and mas b al for well kuO
f9cts therein stated nIaby
correct Any one who knows BiDDins Will her
statement (Signed) BKNI. ID. COCkRR, May g. POND.
May COCKER H. Is.
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ORDER IN SAN FRANCISCO.

THE COMMITTEE OF SAFETY FULLY ORGANIZED AND
DETERMINED 10 PRESERVE THE PEACE.
SAN Francisco, July 27-Evenlng.-lt had
been anticipated that disturbance might pre-
yious to the sailing OF the steamer Belsc FOR Hong Kong
While the Chinese passengers collecting AT the mail
dock heavy guard In attendance at the dock aud
heavy squads patroed leading Ia tue locality flr
marketst No demonstration WAS made.
about sG0 900 have been thus far subscribed to the fund
OF Committee OF Safety, aud ia coming. Enlist
ments continue actively. The Committee is tho
roughly organized aud tonight each ward will he
guarded by its detachment, white force Will be
held in reserve at the Headquarters, and all members
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HEADQUARTERS THIRD DIVISION N. @. :. y, Y.
WIT ALHLN LmLN -. lell. }
GcncrnL OrHers No. 3.
LEHIGu NALLEY.


Tmr MN PAID OFF AM DlSCUtRGkD'
MAuCH CHUNK, Penn, July 27.-Ihe men on
tie LsD-n Wiley and Le.igI aud su Gneh'nua r"a a.
le al ont aud an trains have s,opled rum II q: lHe
re Valley officials have discharged all tneir men WHO
m connected with tie pr sent strike and VIII pay 'hem
of az once.
The miners at Summit Hill struck to-day, denandl'S
an advance OF twenty per cent They marched rom one
mine To- another with caves of bread stuck on poles d
att rwars congre.ated IN front Of the Company Office
" ere they demanded th.r pay. The Sheriff and CMei
Burgess have issued proclamatious eJonins ordei ana
w1rung a persons consequences OF the acts ol
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PO ST s c RIP T.
3:E5 a. ri.
THE STRIKE STILL wEAKENING.

1Ar-srDrsrArcuEsr Row a LPtH1s or iHEc UNIT
On the Panhandle route the strikers VIII
not object to the road employing ne"
men. The Baltimore and Ohio Road refuses
70 make concessions to strikers, and VIII
start trains to-day. The troops at AL
honv have been dismissed. The strike at
Indianapolis is over, and mails throughout the
country are generally resuming their usual
channels. Gov. Culom has issued proclama-
ton in Illinois The worst troubles now are
in PENNSYLVANIA, in the mining region
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TROOPS AT ALBANY DISMISSED
ALL The MILITIA 70 BIZ IT HOME By sUNDAY-US'
FASINEss AT albany.
lBY TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRmusEl

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiBusEl
AIBAyy. July 27-midnight.-The troops
throughout the state wall probably be called home To-
morrow. AdtGeu Townsend sad that he hoped all the
men would be- at home In time to attend church on sun
day TIE troops in tnls vicinity Will be reYic" ea
bv Tho Governor tomorrow morning In Pearl p
st. and this movement is deemed preliminary
10 tnes withdrawal DspotMaster Foster IL uneasy over
the prospect II says that If at least a Sun vi o'") 10
not left tue strik viii gain courage aSAR "nu "'"
tie shops. Assistant A llut-G'n Alfred H. laylor es'
mates that the operation OF troops throughout the state
Will not cost less than S2jO0JO. An effort VIII % ''
to have the pay the troops raised to II per u'y'
Instead OF Sl6 a month as the Law njw sJihd"
LATeR-The order has bsen issued for regular as
mlssal the troops. ELry ye,terlhy morning Vh' ia"
tary forces at eSt Albany under the command % ""
Can aud Col Hitchcock determined to put the finishing
stroke to their work happily begun the Gay Deiore
Accordingly. ,ut SUNRISE dctachmonts were Judclo'y
posted AZ commanding points tor the protection OF an
the shops ctte yards md warehouses;, and companies
and 3 Of The lOth assigned 10 approaches 10 inc
shops inside the southern track Company Of the 9th
un Ter capt Thomas ID. COttman. was dispatched some
distance up the road 20 occupy jones' Grove the rem
devious of main body OF the strikers, where large
meeting was IN actual progress. Capt. Cottmans Com
pauy il tine LARGEST in the regiment, and numbered
eigty-Gve men. They arrived on tie brow OF johess
Grove Hi, wooded baa outside the southern TRACK
commanding approaches to tue roundhouse ana
machiue suops. There was no resi- lof o"''IS
or mcu ut this point tor fully twentyfour hours ater
their ARRIVAL at the Grove. TIC ~ spent in active
protection Of the men WHO had cid ii to resume work
and m the prompt dispersion OF the determined obsuc-
touIsts Nisht brought relief fhe entire force 81
the company was continually under lrms IN dispensing
the noisy and darsi crowd tat gathered throughout
tho ui.lt about ther outyosts. TIN. prompt action has
inspired e. ndience, and large gangs are entering Tue
ward 10 resume Work.
f l!owins IL the order dsnissng the troops now
stationed mere:
HEADQUARTERS THIRD DIVISION ~ c. s Ny
WEST ALBANY, july y, lS1H)
General Ort'crS No. 3. , 80 i
T. Iu com. lance with orders from the COMMANDMENT
Cu.,f the fioJts of i,cO lud are rrlcF nom duy
H. The 9,h Regiment y G. ;. y /. Col. ia X H.tch
cock ronman iug WI Iep"rt o" 20 %. AicAdnnei
SlDtlcr. ~. ninauung Fust DIVISION National Guhd' on
~IurIly, 2~tI inst 49,, , 49,.
III. IN Diminishing the troops OF this command, Tue
Commando inc Ici directs me 10 convey 10 mem al tx
pir,. ION o. l. commentator for trc lronnb rss dUd
aiacii.y wan ci rr,pOn ed 10 his orders, ana oI
er xc. cut o-uiyior and moderation III cd4y ms o"I
orders Wuilc Ola dity. ~ ,...
BY command Of Gen. !. =. CARR
t-,gnedJ LEE CuAMBLKLATN, y y. e.
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viii be assembled the OF tho bell in case OF necessity
number Of rioters convicted In tho Pollco court
lay and sentenced TO the full extent of the law NO
tce. are POSTED all the town Offering arewaru OF
- goo 1t aud conviction Of any person s'tuhS
fire 10 PRO erty nnI $500 for that OF any cutting the
posts ol the Flo Department number or threatening
notice, have been received by manufacturers here ana III
Oakland CITY. II has been quiet all day.
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Prominent ARRIVALS.

Windsor TIoht-The SncrmanS Rogers Of Buiao ana
Hiram Smiley o Rochester ..iT'Dr HO.se lrrhoi W f'"
li vermont Mis-, L. - Army, ana ihe'd'fG ~
VaI ~up.rfntrn 'cut hallway Iau Sc vitc - vac
York IiIsi-WHIam NJ. WaUly Of Gcortlt ftfftf .'"'
Miss annie Louise cary BTecC.H hoSe-trdello l.
Chulch aud J0hn W. Nhingcf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
SECRETARY sHERMANs CONCURRENCE.

SecTetaTY Sherman mas HtnI IcIItT % IHe
Custom-House Commission dated July "a, expressing
approval OF tine report. lie writes
/ heartily concur in the general views expressed In
your report and will endedyOr 20 carry them INTO
effect The classification of the employees proposed by
you Is the one prescribed by Congress- many years
for this department. and is Ia successful execution ana
been the greatest difficulty (the tendency always
being 10 increase higher grades and To base the
dstons upon the personal merits OIL the incumDents,