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FOREIGN NEWS.
Frightening Prospects Of English
Trade.
Continued Depression Of the Cotton
Trade.
Reported Capture Of King Cetywayt
Additional Reports Of the CabuI Mas
saCre.
AFGHANIsTAN.

SrMLA, September IA sargeant with
some more OF the escort OF the British
residency have arrived at Ali Koel. The
military authorities have received in
formation tendingt to show that the frontier
tribes have partially interrupted COM
municAtion between Khyber Pass and
Cabul.
LONDON, September 17.-Khushi, about
forty miles from Cabul, will be occupied
by the British in few days, and be con-
verted into rallying point for all chiefs
who may elect to Join the English.
Indian officials telegraph further de-
tails OF the attack on the British residency
at Cabul. It Is related by a trooper, who
escaped, that when the mutinous troops
were making the outcry for their pay, q
soldier shouted "Let US kill the Envoy and
the Ameer" The muuneers then
rushed upon the embassy and
stoned some Of the servants. The
troops composing the escort Of the
embassy fred upon the mutineers without
orders from the British officers. The mu-
tineers then went for their weapons. They
were absent ahouta quarter OF an hour,
during which time the British Off.
GERS might have escaped. The
Residency was defended from the
windows and from the trench made
on the outside with the mud roof. The
letter sent by an escaped trooper was from
Lieutenant Hamilton, promising the mutt.
neers six months pay. II was sent at
three o'clock in the afternoon, when the
mutineers were already on the roof Of the
residence which was just being set on fire,
the bearer OF the letter was thrown from
the roof and made insensible. When he
recovered he was brought before Gen.
Kerim Khan, commander Of the mutt.
neers brigade, who said he was
powerless against mutineers, and ordered
the trooper to be imprisoned. On revisit
ing the residency, the escaped trooper saw
the bodies OF Lieut. Hamilton and Jenkyns
stripped and cut to pieces.
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THE nr.MErALL1C CONGRESS.

LIVERPOOL, September 1.-THE cores
pondent Of the Courier says: "There is NO
prospect Of the Bi.metallic Congress,
which America proposed, being held
in London, and to which the British gov
ernment Professionally assented to a meet.
Ing this year. Americas agents have
failed SO far to obtain the assent Of some
OF the leading nations"
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Baltimore.

BALrrMoRE, September l7.-Flour-Qutet /;
western superiine s. 25aS rs; do extra Il 26s
4 20; do family IS 25a6 90 Wheat-We
firm and higher; No. western winte. red
spot 81 IS; September 81 Tx; October,
81 l4Aal 10 November 81 l61Gal l6X; De.
cember 81 l1kal ll%. Corn-Western firm
and quiet: western mixed, spot 6lc, septem-
ber 6oS9a5ic; October 49ISal9lc; November
4SIfa4s2Sc; steamer, no Bid. oats-Higher
and active western white 34a96c; do mixed
S2aSSci 81 Pennsylvania s4aS6c. Rye Steady at
62a8ic. Hay = Steady; prime 10 choice
Pennsylvania Sl4 0Oal6 Ot. Provisions -
Higher. with an active jobbing demand. Mess
Pork-$0 76. Bulk Meats-Loose shoulders
DC; clear rib sides s 40; packed 4I<a61<c. Ba.
con- Shoulders Axe; clear RIB sides exc;
hams 13alSNc Lard-7c, Butter-steady /:
prime to choice western packed 12allc.
Eggs-Firm and active at 16c. Petroleum
Firm. crude nominal; refined 69Sa81fe. Coffee
Active and huoyant; Rio cargoes, old, mo
u 1ci new l2al6c. Sugar-Strong; soft SXa
sAc. Whisky-Firm at slO7.
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VOLUME XVIII. NUMBER 22

buyers are offering one-quarter cent lower
movement slow and transactions few; shin.
ping u 00a4 %; stockers g 40aS 90; butchcrs'
dull and steady COWS 81 76a2 40; bulls Al SOa
= =. 2g western slow but no lower; Colorado
" ~; through Texans quiet and slow,
ssEEP-KeceiPS 1000 head shipments $40
mead. Market, heavy run and dull at Nc
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Murderer CaugIht.

CINCINNATI, September l7.-John 7.
Sharp, who murdered Elder D. Y. Benja.
min, for endeayoring to protect the
wife Of Sharp from the abuse Of her hus.
band at Macarthur, O., Q few days since,
was yesterday captured near that town,
and lodged in Jail.
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Meeting Of society orthe Army OF Cum
herlRnd. ... j. 1..,...-. ID. +,

WASHINGTON, D. O., september17. THE
Society Of the Army Of Cumberland meets
here November 20, when the statue OF
General Thomas will be unveiled. Gen.
Garfield and Congressman Young, OF Ohio,
have been appointed Committee Of Ar
rangements. Secretary Evarts will not
ioin the President in the West,
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Gke g,ttsLLlqettter.
oalee, 1o.. rs md n FOartssntA street.
,rronnIyo 10 our Bellaife letter, sena.

AccopplSa to our Bellatre letter, sena.
tor Blaine is to speak at that place on Fri
jay week the goth. We predict that the
Iay will be a memorable one in the history
Of lyeIIaire. Atleast Eve thousand voters
viii be on hand to see him, with their
aunts. their sisters and their cousins, for
s the poet says,
"Iu Il Congressional mus,
That man Jim Blaine
70 the smArted CuSs
In tho STATE Ot Maine"
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cHlcAeo, Observation-Disclosures Gem
eral Sheridan has received instructions
from the War Department at Washington
to detail sufficient force of military from
the nearest agency to assist in subordinat-
ing the Ute chiefs on the White river and
enforce obedience TO the agents require.
ments. Also, to hold the ringeaders as
prisoners for investigation.
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Oh CRY, September .-PE4soLErM-Mar.
ket opened active with 60&o bid advanced
TO 6sHc; declined and closed at 66Kc bid for
old. Shipments 5000 barrels, averaging
40 600 barrels Transactions 225,OOO barrels.
LoNnos, September 17.-PErRoLEuN-Re-
fined 0Nc.
ATrwEhP, September ELECTROMAGNETIC.
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ARYsSINLA.

LONDON, September liking John, of
Ayssinia, writes that he has written to
Queen Victoria, complaining that the out
lets OF his territory are closed by the
Egyptians. He says General Kirkham,
the English General in his service, was
poisoned at Massowah, on his way to
England with letters to the Queen,
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atrIke loI the RIenmond CIrnr Mnkar.

strike ofthe Richmond Cigar Makers,
.RIcHMoNp,. Va; September 16.-The
cigar makers in several factories in this
city struck last week for full Union wages,
which,were, conceded by all employers ex-
cept In Gdse Of one factory the pro-
prietor Of which sent North for workmen.
To-day q large number Of new hands ar.
rived from Baltimore and were met BY
strikers atthe depot, who endeavored to
dissuade them from going to work. The
newcomers, however, went TO the factory
and prepared for work. Ths demonstra.
ton OF the strikers, while not actually
threatening, was Of such a character to
cause the employers Of the new hands TO
call for Q detail Of police. .at their iactofy TO
guard against violence. Tonight the
strikers aud large crowd Of sympathizers
are parading the streets with music and
transparencies, advertising the factories
which have acceded to the demand for
wages according to the Union list No
trouble Is anticipated,
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sWITzERLAND.

GENEVA, Sept. 1.-THE Austrian State
Engineers have completed their plans for
the proposed Aribling Railway. The
mountain will be pierced 6,2Sl feet above
the level Of the sea, The tunnel will be
O,270 metres long. The Minister OF Com
merce fayors working 1t purely as State
railway. l4.5 III il9f :
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An Inquiry.

CRY, Sept. II, 1870.
EdltOu IntsllEsneer
Through your paper would like to ask /:
Can those wishing to attend the pitlaburg
Exposition have excursion tickets Friday
atternoon2 Some can leave the city then
and return Saturday evening, better than
from Saturday until Monday.
Respectfully, N.Y..
ANSWER.
Tickets will not be sold until Saturday
So we are informed.
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ClneInnnn.

CrScIsSGTi, September 17,-Cotton-Dull
and lower at ike Flour-Demapd fair
and market firm family s. 70a5 Is, Wheat
Easier aud not quotably lower 06caSi o.
Corn-Good demand and prices shade hiPb.
or at S7IzaSso. oats-Firmer at 26a29c. Rye-
Active, firm and higher at 6sa60c. Barley
In fair demand butGt lower rates; No. 3 mr{n1
S5c. PorE-FiFmer at s. G0a8 76 Lard
In good demand and prices shade higher :
current make, y %. Bulk Meats-FalrIy M.
tive and shade higher at IS 26a6 0Oa5 90
bSSGnIActye 7sss and shade higher qt a 001
and prices shade higher at sos, Butter..
Quiet; choice fancy creamery 2IaoSc. Weet-
eEn Reserve extra 121IalAc: prime CentrSI
Ohio, l0al2ci choice dairy leal7o, Linseed
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Ocean Vessels.

NEw YoRx, September 17.-Arrived: {:
State Of Georgia, from Glasgow.
LONDON, September 1.-THE steamers
Mosel, Darian, California and State Of
Alabama, from New York, and the
Switzerland, from Philadelphia, have ar.
LONDON, Sept. l7.-The steamer Lou.
yarn from Baltimore, which was reported
disabled, has arrived.
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Nnw ORLEANS September l7.-Cotton.--
Weaker; middling lie; low do l0Nc; net
receipts &6 bales; gross, 1877 bales; exports
France 2lO bales; coast wise 1874 balCsi sales.
2, 200 bales; stock 9,627 bales. =
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ERw ORLEANS, September l7.-Colee- Dull;
Rio cargoes ordinary TO prime l11fal6)Ec
jobbing l2al6I<c, Sugar-Quiet and unchang.
ed; stock exhausted. MolaSses-Dull and
nominal. Rice-Dull; Louisiana ordinary
to choice 6a7kc.
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fon Baltimore and Ohio stock 1872 Is bid
and 1891 asked. Cleveland and Pittsburgh
closed yesterday at 10l. Central Ohio
quotes at S99 and 35, preferred Al, asked,
and West Virginia Certificates at and 81.
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NEW YoRK, September l7.-Manuiacturcd
copper-Steady and in fair demand; ingot
lake SIG 76al7 90. Pig Iron-Firmer. Scotch
$22 0Oa21 00; American $?S 0Oa27 90; Russia
sheeting $l2 20Oal2 80. Nails-Cut $2 Is; clinch
81 26a5 90,
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4 Specimen of Gen. EWing'E Prophecies.
The SteubenviIle Herald Of yesterday
publishes the following extract from a
speech Of General Ewing, at Cooper In
stitute, New York, Feb. l, 1878:
Resumption will massacre the business
Of the people. ~
at is as certain as that the sun shines
that our volume OF currency must be cut
down to less than S2O0,0OO.0O before we
Can resume. Secretary Sherman, with all
the powers OF the Government behind
him, has been able 10 accumulate during
the three years but $33 0OO, 600 OF gold.
"a high officer OF the army recently
told me that he would have to increase
our army 100000 men to carry out the re-
sumption law.
Organized wealth, acting politically, Is
as hostile TO our institutions as Mohamme.
danism to Christianity in the East. We
have driven it to the Balkans, and we in.
tend to drive it to its old haunts beyond
the llellespOnt.' iH
The Herald also publishes the following
extract from speech made blythe Cen
eral in 1876:
"YOn must increase your bonded debt
Sil0,OOO,OOO before you can resume"
To-day the Secretary Of the Treasury has
about Sl4O,OOO0OO Of gold in the Treasury,
and is making arrangements to supply
any reasonable demand for it by distribut-
ing it to the various sub.treasuries OF the
country. The Government did nothaye
to increase the bonded debt Sil9, ,000, 900
in order to accumulate this amount Of
Soldr nor half that amount. The
total interest bearing debt in
1875 was sl,722, ,G76,9OO. The total on
the lst Of this month was 81 ,796, ,9l7 900,
an increase Of S74 ,24O,7O0. Meanwhile the
Government has been paying the in
creased pension back pay, and also the
Halifax fishery award, But while il, has
actually increased the bonded debt to the
amount CT s74,24O,70O, it has decreased
the aggregate interest very decidedly.
For instance, the annual interest charge
in 1876 was 500 ,s55.69O.5o, while in 1879 Il
is sSS, ,77S,77S.5o, a saving Of slS,oSl, ,el2
per annum. ,sg ,t,,y.t s.,.,:-
The Generals prophecy about cutting
down the volume Of paper currency to less
than $2oo,O 900 before We could resume
is shown to great disadvantage BY The
actual facts Of the case. We have about
sS46,OOO,OOO Of greenbacks and S25,0OO,00C
oinational bank paper .aaoat today and
We have also large csin reserve in the
banks instead OF greenbacks. w
The man who aspires to be Governor Of
Ohio has proved himself to be q poor
prophet, whatever else he may be. His
army Of 100, men has, not yet made its
appearance, except insthe field ot fully
employed labor. eis;iS, h-sa'~
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WARRINGTON.


WAssRaToNs September 17,-From 1873
to 1879 inclusive 1.-THE United States mints
coined S67, ,64l,S4S pieces OF money, aggre.
eating in value $il9,O7l, ,sls. The Treas.
ury Department to-day purchased FIVE
hundred and thirty ounces OF fine silver
deliverable at the Philadelphia mint.
Other offers were made for Philadelphia
and San Francisco, but on account OF their
being above thelmsrkef ratela as construed
by the Department were declined. Indi.
cations at the Treasury Department are
that the number Of silver dollars which
will be got into circulation this month,
willfor the first time, equal the monthly
coinage. AS far as Washington is con.
cernedS the standard dollatsi are already
much more plentiful than bank notes.
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CISclNEATl, September 7.-HooS-Actiye,
firm and higher: common e OOaS 40; light
y 5Oa3 90; packing s. 604S 80; butchers
q bGaS 90; receipts j ,2SS head; shipments sos
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following dispatch has Just been received
from South Africa: Cape Town, August
10Th, via Alden. Master captured Cete.
wayo yesterday. Master commanded the
Squadron Dragons.
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BellaIre.


The number Of new buildings erected in
Bellaire in the last season, though not
equaling some Of the building exploits of
former years, is an evidence that our
town Is not dead nor even sleeping. The
improvements that have been made in
houses, pavements and fences, stables and
other out-buildings that have been put
up, have been more numerous than com.
mon. The extreme ends Of town have
not done as much at building as the more
central parts. North Of the creek OH Bel.
mont street frame and brick double
house, Just below the schoolhouse, have
been put up; while the vacant crrner
above the creek on Union street is being
walled up for an iron railing, ready for
house. On Guernsey street the Catholic
schoolhouse is being enlarged by the ad
dition OF two.story frame. Just oppo.
site, on Belmont street, is the new Turn
er's Hall, approaching completion. On
Thirty.first street, near the end Of the
street railroad, is new house just starting.
A storeroom and dwelling has been built
In the Fourth ward, several dwellings en-
larged by additional buildings and Two
changed from low cottages 70 large two
stories. practically new. A new dwelling
Is going up in Horns addition, and'one
near the Goblet Works. That glass house
itself Is building two immense new build
ings, and the Belmont has built new
brick addition. The Second Methodist
Church, colored, has been finished On
Gravel Hill two cottages have been put up
in part Of the Jones lots, and several other
dwellings have been built. On Rose Hill
several have gone up, too. These taken
all together make respectable showing,
and no doubt there are others.
Rev. Mr.. Toland goes to Akron next
week to attend the General Conference
Among those who went to the Pitts.
bnrgh Exposition Wednesday were G. @.
Orathy and wife.
The date OF Blaine's speech at Belaire is
at length settled. He will be here Friday,
Sept. 26th-that is, Friday week. Now
tell every one. Let the country people all
know It and prepare in advance TO come.
Excursions trains will come in from all
sides to bring all those along the railroads.
An audience from all this part OF the
country should greet Senator Blaine, not
from Ohio only, but from West Virginia
and Pennsylvania. The issues to be dis.
cussed are national in their importance
and in their interest. It is not yet deCid.
ed whether the meeting will be in the
afternoon or evening.
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RIREREC0RD.
At NHM YORK

NEw. YoRK, September l7.-Ex.Mayor
Freeman'spalnt factory burned last even
ing. Loss, $4,000.
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PRESIDENT HAYES paid noble tribute
to the pre.eminent statesmanship Of Presi.
dent Lincoln in his speech at Youngstown,
Ohio. We have always believed that as
the years rolled away the position Of Lin
coin as the wisest man OF the war would
rise higher and higher. Much as the
Martyr President is loved and lamented
by the people to-day, he is not as fully
appreciated as he will be at a later period
in our history. His simplicity Of heart,
his wonderful common sense, his over
flowing magnanimity and charity, his keen
appreciation Of character, his blunt but
graphic and comprehensive power Of ex-
preston, made him the most unique
character in our history.
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NE1eHBoRHooD NEWS.


ST. CLAlRsvrlLE, o., Sept. II, 1870.
Special 10 the Intelgeneer-
The fair opened to-day under very
favorable auspices. Every department is
crowded to repletion, notably Floral Hall,
The exhibition Of thoroughbred short
horns excites universal attention. The
pomological display is, ifpossible, greater
than last year. For the intermediate and
country trot tomorrow, there are o.. .rred
a anumber Of fast nags and close raci . is
anticipated. The grounds are beautiful,
and an immense crowd Is looked frr TO.
morrow and Friday, The hotels are
crowded tonight. ]. II. PArrERs ~.
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sOUTH AFRICA.

LONDON, September l7.-l:8o :. N.-The
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F0r. Additional Telegraph Sc Third Page.
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AMONG the many good things that Gen.
Garfield has said Of late, no one sent-
ment strikes us with more force than the
following:
There is one term Of agreement
On which the country can stand
together, and one only, this: That the
war for the Union and the defense ot the
Republic was right-everlastingly right
and that the war against the Union wss
wrong-iorever wrong-howeyer earnest
and sincere its supporters may have been."
TIE fires were lighted in the Belmont
blast furnace yesterday morning and she
will make her first cast this evening. Mr..
John Norton, who had charge Of the
Norton furnace at Ashland, KY, for a
considerable time, is in charge Of the Bel
mont and as he is both intelligent and ex-
pericnced in his duties We have no doubt
she will make good record under his
auspices. For the present the furnace
will be burdened with Spanish hemaite,
Edwards magnetic ore and mill cinder.
Everything around the Belmont Works
presents scene Of busy life these days,
and We congratulate the owners on their
Odprospects for successful run.
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AN INCOME WITHOUT CARE.

By the combination method of operat-
ing in stocks a handsome income can
be secured without care. Capital in
any amount, from $40 to $50, 900, may
be used with equal proportionate sue
cess. By this system Messrs. Law
renee & Co., Bankers, N. Y, pool the
orders of thousands of customers, of
various sums, into one vast amount,
and cooperate them under the most
skillful management, dividing profits
monthly. Each shareholder thus OBJ
tains all the advantages of the largest
capital and experienced skill, and the
percentage of profits is very great; 800
will pay 800 in 80 days; $3.50 will re-
turn 1895, or Upper cent. on the stock,
and so on, as the market varies. A
prominent publisher of the Rock Island
I'M Daily argus, made S104.1 10 on an
investment of $4,000, in October. Hun
dreds of others are doing even better.
Messrs. Lawrence & Co., IS new circu-
lar has ''two unerring rules for success
in stock operations" and full inform
alton, so that any one can deal In stocks.
All kinds of bonds and stocks wanted.
New Government bonds supplied. De-
posits received. Apply to Lawrence
& Co., Bankers, 81 Exchange Place.
N. Y. City.
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N

NJ. w. Clair, of Omaha, can be found
found at the Railroad house.
E. II. Drew arrived in the city yes
terday from Omaha, and is stopping
with Col. James of the Railroad house.
N. r. Davis and wife, of Owl creek,
were in the city yesterday.
C. b. Andrews, of Fort Collins, is
in the city.
H. B. Leeke, of Denver, arrived in
Cheyenne yesterday, and is making his
home at the Railroad house.
Senator H. NJ. Teller, of Colorado,
came up on the Colorado Central yes
terday to meet his family at this place,
who arrived here from the east yester-
day. He went directly back on the
returning train, taking his family with
him.
Judge &. F. Miller returned yester-
day evening from a visit of several days
to the country.
Mrs. W. r. Steele accompanied Judge
and Mrs. Tyner to Colorado yesterday.
Postmaster Thayer, of Rock Creek,
went to Denver yesterday, accompanied
by Mrs. Thayer.
Geo. b. Hight, of the Denver Tribune,
is in the city, stopping at Dyer's.
II. l.. Allen, of Denver, is in the
the city. He is autographed al Dyer's.
Ed. Hardness, of Fort Fetterman,
came in yesterday and is making his
home at Dyer's.
James Godsden, of Green River,
arrived in town yesterday and register
ed at Dyer's.
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Gen. Miles March Against Sitting
pu1f

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oho,nny $50 .,ios, oo@
- oa.n~,1 ~. nssSaas
80 :. E.. D.. -
"".A' $3.50
IT, .aa;,a. az noth.rn St. 81
s,,.,.S pnu 80 s.n,,.h. I,,u1 ~ tn
oomm.na oons;sts ., on1y forrtoan
sman aonnamias sara, 80 80 T,sth
in,an,rr "a sa,.n 80 ~ saoo,a 60
.Irv tonathor NTH a TIC ann hattarv
o,d ono bundroa ond estv Ind,on ,nd
wbi.a soo,,s Aho,t 40 h,narad ond
twaptv nacLara and teomsters will 90
COMMAND tho train Tho oroanigation
ia as follows.
Cen Ne,son A Mi,es commanding
Iient 10 WHISTLER commandino in.
fantrv. Ma Raker. commanding sec-
ond battalion Second cavalry. Mai
Jordan. commanding third battalion Of
the same reoiment. Cant Price com
mandino artillery. iept w p r.rt
commanding scents and puides
Staf-Capt. Baldwin A. A e.
Iieut. Bailev A ID q. DIR Girard
medical officer. and three other arr.
Ueons. I.ieut Long. engineer and s;o-
nal officer