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Inc resolutions iopted by the republican state
the campaign, are said TO Indicate a boom Tor Hon
Hart B. Holton. as the candidate for governor
Running Bird q Cherokee Indian, was hanged
at TaleQuah, Cherokee Nation. yesterday, for the
murder or Running Wat r, another Indian, In In
dian Nation, August 90 1882
-Four boys. while boating on the Ohio river on.
posite wheeling, yesterday, were thrown into the
water by the waves OF passing steamer. and three
Featherstone, .Deasy, Flanagan and Dalton
nave oeen convicted OF treason-feony In LIVERPOOL
and sentenced to lifelong penal s-rvitude.
h Mon ana Smith and other Phoenix park in
formers have arrived at Sydney, n. 8. w. but
have not been ps'rmitte1 to land.
There were OF deaths from cholera In Egypt on
Wednesday.
An extended strike In the Cornellsvile coke "a
gion 70 not improbable. The Knights OF Labor
nave lately been Organizing the miners In that
oistrlct ana the operators have combined to OBJ
The Virginia democratic state executive com.
mittee Was In session In Lynchburg, Va, last
evening and APP dated q subcommittee TO report
morning. '''
It is estimated that nearly ten million peaches
were brough to New York yesterday from Mary
Land and Delaware, and, In consequence prices
ruled low, the market rate being 81 per Crate,
though many crates were sold as low as rs cents
THESE are the nights In which TO look out or up
for the alleged August meteors
CongreSSman-elect James B. Everhart of Penn.
sylvania, IS lying Ill at Long Branch.
Ex-senator COnklng. eX- Senator Boutwell, ana
snort time ago, returned late Monday night, and
yeSteday morning went to Minnetonka w here they
spent several hours, returning to St Paul, about
SPm Tney lett Tor Chicago at 7:s5 this evening.
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Died % Brighs,s Disease.

PLYMOUTH, Nh, August l0-Joseph A. Dodge,
general manager OF the Boston, Concord ana
montreal railroad, died this morning OF BrightS
dlsease He was about 09 years OF age.
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CUNARp LINZ
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE.
SEt CUEtRD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BEINEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
tALLlNG AT CORK HARBOR.
tEON PIER 40 N =: NEW YORK
SsNolaa Wed. ug- Is T. thula. Nesi., Sep a.
eeIss We'd. Aug. %. P&vonIa 80. We'd. sep. 49,
ScStnla Ne'.- Aug. %. Seryia $50. Wed, ep g.
1a. We'd. sept. s. ythia. " ed, Oct. g.
AND EVE Rf vi DNESDAy F1.0M NEW YORh.
h9nsc passage-$Se ana yl0p. ordrg to accom-
Fteersse at low rates Storage tickets from Ly
low est raj, ..
hroush bills Of laden siyen FOR Belfast Glaseow
hsvre hItwerp and ether ports on the Continent and
3ef Mediterranean rorts.
Fer freight end passa3e APPLY at the Company's ocs
no. Bowling Green, or both gteera&e and cabin 70
~ - b-Gf "" ~ Co.. tJ0 LII street. ashInSton,
vARNoN h. BROWN 4 CO.. Hew York.
VI ~ Messrs. Oh IS bIGEIOW & CO.,
lani1 SOS i;h street. WASHINGTON.
NEW YORK, ROTTERDAM. AMsTERDAM.-
N The hrstclass. fun powered. Clyde buil. Dutch
kteemsh1Cs Of this Line AaaSi ERDAM. POTTER
DAM SCHIEDAM hDAM. ZAANDAM p CA
LAND. W A. SCnOLTEN. MAAS, arriving the o. g.
MAILS 70 the Sefheranda leave Pier foot Of
Susee1 street jersey City, regularly every WE'D
NESDAf for Rotterdam and Ans erdanl alternately,
list cabin. S70 second cabp $50: Storage s26
r. CAZAUA. General Agent. 81 Sorsh William street
New hork FOR pasessre apply to w. g. METZEHOTT
q CO-. S25 Penn. ave-. Washington
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ITCHING PILES.

ITCHING PILES.
SYMPTOMS AND CURE.
The symptoms are. moisture. like perspiration In
tense itching increased Iy scratching very distreoe
Ing Csitieuarly at nixht: seems a. IL pin were
crawling IN and about the rectum the private parts are
sorstinss affected. II allowed 10 continue very seri-
ons results may follow. ''SWAYNE'S OINTMENT"
Is a pleasant. Also for ettrr Itch Salt
haeuIn eaid Head BARRIERS Itch. Botchee
al seal crusty KIN Diseases. TENT by mail for 50
sMAfNE son. Philadelphia Pa. Sold by Drug
s4s- m9-w.f.m
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Consolidation Of New EnRlam0 Tele.
phone COmp0 niles.

LOWELL, MASS, August l0-The stockholders OF
che Boston and Northern Telephone company, at
proposed consolidation Of New England telephone
companies,
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RANGE or rHR THgRAoMsrRR-The following
wire the readings at the ONCE OF the chief signal
2mcef today: am 637; II An, TAT; rpm 70O
MAXIMUM, ?0b: minimum. Goa
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A reporter applied 70 the Bankers and Merch%nts'
omco this afternoon Tor Information regarding
flying rumors concerning the strike sTnere is
nothing In that" said one OF the OPERATOR, when
the reporter said that It was reported that the
strike Was 70 Be abandoned 1.-THE strike has not
Have you heard any news from New York;
asked the reporter.
.An I cad s.y." said the operator, .gs that a
~ooop NEWS
group Of striking operators were met BY q
STAR reporter coming out Of the American Rapid
ONCE this afternoon. 1--WE have received cipher
dispatch from New York." said one, land can't
M s u out we have sent IL back TO New YORK
sure OF that
SECRET s.ss1ox.
at is said that negotiations are going on In New
York. !" said the reporter.
"Yes. that's true" said the operator "Our com.
mittee Il In secret session theran
THIS afternoon the operators SEEMED to EXPECT
SnaI oetofe the day was over news would be re-
G censs wnich would put an end 70 their sus-
omces respecting the situation.
NOTHING KNOWN At fH1 WESTERN UNION OFFICE
When Mr. Whitney, the manager in charge OF
tho Western Union, was asked this AFTERNOON
about the rumored abandonment OF the strike In
know anything about II, and had not heard OF It.
you nad better see the brotherhood They would
Oc iikey 70 KNOW" turning TO his assistant Mr..
Marean, he asked him II he had heard OF it. And
MI. Marean said that he had not
An IMPORTANT CIPHER DISPATCH.
At O'Clock this afternoon the operators had not
received the expected repetition OF the cipher dis
patch nom New York. It was regarded as impor-
tant 1--WE could make OUT enough OF It. said one OF
the leaders, ITO indicate that negotiations for an
early settlement were pending The dispatch was
bungled In transmission. We viii DrohabIv
get the repetition during the evening.
the dispatch was sent, suppose, over the coun.
try, and the committee In New York are too busy
JUST now 70 attend to us think IL means that
the men will 60 to work Monday"
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bends Glass. Crockery,
Wood, China, Leather.
&C. sold al rock! Hard
es adamant! FIRM AS
GRANITE! Strongest,
toughest and most elias
tic Glue on earth! A
SamsonianG iantamong
al other Clues and Co.
ments! Absolutely Un.
breakable and Ineere
arab ell NoHEATINAl
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LONDON, August 10-The correspondent OF the
Times at Msdfid says: The insurgent Spanish sol.
oi"ry assert that they have been deceived, doubt.
! IS ~ the agents or Senior Ruiz Gorilla, who AVE
oeen for long time past tampertng with the
lower grades OF Officers In the army IN various
parts OF the peninsula All classes OF the people
condemn the outbreaks. including the writers on
republican newspaper4
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ment, having been Informed OF tho seizure at
Richmond OF the schooner & Irwin for carry.
ing munitions OF war In violation Of the neutrality
laws has ordered that the captain OF the vessel be
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LONDON, Au ,ust IA dispatch 20 q local ne
agency from Lisbon says: "a telegram recvf
mere ron the SPANISH frontier says the situst
Is most grave. Bands OF armed men have marc
10 the north, their object, IL Is ,samed, beine
concentrate at some selected point for combl
movement
bsrceiona, says: Ten battalons OF infantry :
SIX batteries have osen sent 70 $50 ne Urrel
suppress the outbreak there. Great agitation
walls mere, and the situation % eer!ouS
slight revolt took place among the prisoners IN
penitent'ary In the city or eautander, capital
the province OF that name. but u was promp
suppressed. The governor OF eAntander has
gendarmes In readn So for action In case ne Z
rison revoles. Gen. Quesada occupies the prii
pal strategic points In the province q Logro
where IL Ii reported emissaries OF Don Carlos b.
been seen.
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TIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF INDrANAPoIra-
The acting controller Of the currency has Instructed
the state examiner to look into the condition OF
report the result
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Army LRAvH&-The extension Of leave Of alb
sence granted LIST Lieut., John J. OConnell, LIST in
fantry, Is further extended six months on account
OF sickness The leave II absence granted Capt
Philip ii. Remington. 10Th infantry, In Special
Orders. No e6 July 10 1883, department OF Texas,
Is extended three monthA
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PosTMAsTERs-JaS p. Byron has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Deming, New Mexico vice
Geo. f. CAMS, resigned. Commits Sions were to.
day sent TO II. 8. COrwln and a. w. Rankin, lately
appointed postmasters at Peru, Ill, and Hem
stead, Texas, respectively.
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tember 10 the new concern win again start In business
NJ g. Nichol Co. viii start again on the Board
Monday, Tufts, Eicholss son-in.law putting
In the special capital. There was
dslodgement of the prices Of grain to-day They have
hung around within so small area that the people
who make living from betting on their movement or
getting other people bet became discouraged, and be-
gan TO believe that full up and down movement OF
prices never would occur again. The figures broke
away to-day and went down. Tho result was revival
Of hope among the commission This was delivery
day, and good deal of wheat went around All manner
OF given for the days drop In prices but
the true one LIZ that cash wheat was delivered
TO scores OF people who had no desire Tor 1t,
and who sold 1t quick they got It. The shipments
fair 1913 900 bushels little larger imam tne
receipts. The september option closed a w cents ana
October at 81 OIL The receipts will be larger on Mon
Still wheat is likely early next week and 10
follow the t has for the last six days-ove
around within a very narrow range. keeping all the
while 81. No considerable cnange III prices can
be before the latter part or tins MONTH Torn
is moving, and no mistake; nearly half minlon
bushels were received ana nearly 4OOOOO bushels
shipped The prices broke to-day because OF the me not
corn will decliue to 40 cents aud frost Will have TO
come quickly keep 1T up September closed 81 As 9
and October at Asia cents. Oats were weak because
everything else list weak, but oats are the
cheapest hing of the lot Provisions were firm ana
shade higher The people who are prophesylng sep
TENDER bulge are gaining adherents. OCTOBER pork
stopped at Sl2 l7l2: October lard at 80 40.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
u .surScrON 2afnrdaH Sent j


H,YrIAS PORTS OPENED AND CLosED.-Minister Lang
ston reports the Department of state under date OF
PORT au Prince Hay August 10, that the Government
If Hayfi has declared ports OF Anse dHainault and
Dame Marie opened Professionally to foreign commerce.
and has declared the ports OF MTagoaho, JaomeL anu
Jeremie closed 10 foreign commerce.
IdFE.sAv1SG STATIONS OPENED-All the lhesaying
stations on the Atlantic aud the Gulf were opened
to-day for the season, which lasts until May
THE HILL INyEsTIGA IoN-The fill investigating
committee has completed the preparation OF lts report
In "a now being copied. and will be submitted 10 tae
seereary OF Treasury his return 10 washington
APPOINTED PosrMAsIEg.-T c. sturgis has been ap-
pointed postmaster Columbus, Ga, vice j. W. Arnold
suspended.
HALF A MILLION FROM PUBLIC LANDs.-The Com
missioner OF the General Land Office estimates the re-
GENTS from the sale OF public lands In the T. Cioud
Min land district that been in progress for about
ten days a. 100000 This lie regarded rs FAR price
A DECISION AFFECTING PAY.-Judge Deano, the act
ing Second Controller. has rendered decision TO the
Secretary OF War that enlisted clerks Snd messengers
enployed at Army Headquarters anG the Army Mediea
Dispensary in Washington, cannot be PAID e1ra-duy
pay from the appropriation for incidental expenses lOr
the Present scSI year, from any other appropriation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-02
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY TWELVE PAGES

the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Ryiance, II. scheusr
and family, Peter ID. Collins, the Misses
Collins. Mrs. ]. p. streeter. Miss B. M. Platt W.
Mrs. Fitz Gerald, Miss NJ Murphy, Sterling Smith and
family, Brooklynj William Steele and family, John T.
$. L; Captain William Thornton and wife, James 8,
Hutchinson and wife, Thomas 7. Lowry, William Ger,
ZACH ana wife, John Pollock and family.
Edward F. Mason and family, NJ. F: Benerman,
and family, Mrs. E. Pearssl the Misses Pearsal Miss
Jennie c. Runk, Henry Naule and wife, Charles Maule,
W. H. Maue and family Miss Miller, r. f. stockton and
family John W. Moore. j. Milne White and wife, the
Misses Hennessy, Philadelphia; f. H. Freeland anu fau
lily. East Orange. n. j.
the Gtenieood House.Mrs. II. Rusing and daughter,
DR. o. +. Broughman OF Bellevue Hospital q. b. Cushing
H. Kerney. Miss Kate Kierney B. III. Martin and family
W. C. startup Fred Winter, r W. Ronderbrock. Fred
Kennedy and family, f. ID. Smith and family, Mrs. Wm
Onstler and family Mrs ID. Gardiner and family l. b
Hathaway. New.YOrk; H. L. Belts ana family. g X
West and wife, Theo. COnrOn and family, Mrs. Mary
Lilly and family, f. A. Bange and wife, y $. Anderson
and family +. b. Jorden and family W: j. Thomas ana
family Z. b. JordeI, W. A. JordeD, Brooklyn.
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4 WEAK CHICAGO MARKET.
sHAFRRs sPEcULATToNs-A DECLINE ETHE PRICE
OF WHEAT AND CORN.

IBr TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSE.l
CHICAGO. Sept. 1.-The disappearance OF the
broker shafeT, the representative O1 NJ N faoahkS
Co. and the claim bY the firm that he has cmbezzled
good deal Of money do not become any Tess mysterious
by tie refusal Of all persoas 10 talk The young ieiOW
had been promised interest IN the concern ana was
getting salary Of $1,000 year. so that his course ap-
pears 70 have been most insane one. "ln ten years
SAYS Mr. Burnett the managing partner of Fairbanks,
"shaer would have been rich ma1 II ne had DehaVco
himself. lie on probation ana would soon
have gone into concern. His 'crookcdhess was oi
akiod not easily detected, and undoubtedly hao oeeh
going on for a long while" Tie firm affects to ridcue
the ramon that shaler's "crookcdness' really disar
ranged September deal" IN lard which the house had
toe ap" but the street IL sure that tue ru0r IS
Skaters system identical with that charseu
against Hutchinson OF Kennedy, Hutchinson 20 OF
the New York sock Exchange He was iniormea oi
course OF intentions of the firm from the lnstruc-
tons lie received Office, because expecting soon 10
make him a PARTNER OF the house, he was treated
with exceptional confidence. As soon a. he got
the firms secrets he began TO trade In them putting nigh
pred stun into Fairbanks pocket and lOwprced STUN
into his own loss the firm Is not OF course easily
estimated Fairbanks claims that 1t is only "some
thousands" which may mean $lO0Ooor S2oooo or even
$4,000. Ii IL believed in the street that the hrm
90 nat know the extent to which they have suffered
10 New.York II Is said that the friends OF Fowler
Botners discriminate against the lard made by Armour
20. Here, however, ever since the Mcdeoch-f
lard Investigation, the James Wright & Co. brand
and the other brands OF the make OF Fowler
Brothers have been at discount. To-day the fowicrs
sent BROKERS the p and bid pig cents premium Tor
ell the cash lard OF Fowlcrs' brands. Very soon
brokers entered the pit for Armour aud were Offering 20
cents per hundred premium for the Armour lard Tnere
was not OF course any 70 be had.
The deliveries today disclosed the fact that the real
parties monkeying" with lard for the Donth
septic nber the houses known as the members OF
the English syndicate. The lard which was here was
owned IL ia discovered in Liverpool and was intended
that priecs for september should be Increased
For the scheme not successful
1t looks II the Liverpool clique did not have the
money pay for the property At sny rate The brokers
Tor the crowd have transferred all the September trades
over into October, and the latter month Is now at
premium over September. The Liverpool men are now
" work buliing" wind.
McGeoch and his partners have now only TO settle
what Is left OF the estate themselves On Sep
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Fearing Mrs Wright, Mrs Hvermore, Mr.. ii. Barclay
General Burnett, Mr.. Fred sherman. Mr. E. L. Godkin'
Mr. Fl. Shaw and Mr.. c. 8. Brown.
At other boarding houses are Mira Craven, Mrs. Il.
Leavtt Mrs Louis Brown, Mrs. Murray, and Mrs. MILL
err OF New York. besides O number Of Boston and Phil a.
delphia people,
During September there will be great number Of en-
tertanments here Mr. shatuok will give an elaborate
picnic in honor Of Sir Sidney aud Lady waterlow who
will visit here during the month. tennis tournament
will be held on September 8, and 2, at when tne
best players OF the United States will be present
ball will be given by Miss Laner on tine
9th, and during the month original play by Mrs Bur-
n Harrlson of New-York will be performed by anna
tours. A number OF children's entertainments are
prospected aud the Lenox CLUB will give its usual trio
OF entertainments including musicale, atete-cham-
petre and q ball
One OF the pleasant. events OF the month will be the
wedding September 20, Miss Grace Rathbone, OF AL
bany, to Mr.. III. Shaw. OF Boston.
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ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Sept 1.-Colonel James A.
Ekin Assistant OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, who was yester
day retired from active service. has been ordered TO
proceed TO his home. The leave of absence granted
Second Lieutenant Alfred Nee. Oge, 10th Infantry,
July IL has been extended six months. The Command
Ing General Department Of Dakota has been ordered to
assign an assistant quartermaster now serving within
bis command duty Bismarck, Dakota Territory, TO
relieve Captain Ezra b. Kirk, assistant quarIermaser
who will repair to Jacksonville. Indiana Leave OF
for months has been granted FIRST leute
ami william l. Pitcher, 9Th Infantry. The Superintt nd
ent General Recruiting Service has been ordered TO
cause fifty recruits prepared and forwarded under
proper charge the Department OF the Missouri ior
ASST nment to the ODD Infantry.
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FRUITLESs FISHING IN 4 STREET CAR.

short rat ana stumpy woman pulied ana pahtou
and got red in the face III the ehOrt YESTERDAY 10
guide safely on board a Blcccker-S sire car threo
of her offspring, Two sue placed on vacant scd's
on the sunny side With the third an infant sue
secnred seat on the shady side just vacated by an
elderly gentleman. Her infant began 70 cry
Soothing and pettiug were OF no aYaIi; 80
she Raye il her velvet purse 10 play
with. The parse dd not contain
much in the way of money but u was az Inc
woman had with her, The child jumped WIN gree
and then quietly dropped the purse down the
window easing. The CONSERVATION expressed on the
mnther;s face Induced the stout elderly gentleman
IA 90 10 her assistance. lie rammed his arm down
the aperture but could not reach the bolton.
After tw 0 attempts he gave up IN disgust. Wnen
he started to withdraw his arm ne lound
il wedged IN. and when ne shilcaue99
h,msolf besides tho bruises, he discovered
that ms shirt sleeves and cuffs were coVereu Win
dirt. v, nav. want IN the
rescue Knock ing of the feruie OF the Wonlahs
narasoI he inserted "A pin, formed IN the hshhook
n.ttern he FIRST closed the window and let d0"n
the blind and began fishing Tor inc purse, "nlon
WAS ont of sight. He was unsuccessful ne lhch
shnt down the window and raised tue pilhd WIN =
similar result Next he shut down o0th Dilnd anu
window and found that he couia hoc MPiA ~,
fishing apparatus at all. smalI poy
from the rear platform then came IN 10
render assistance. He looked under the seat anu
found the purse lying OH the floor OF the car, aho
side where t had dropped down having peeh o.H 1H
en- He returned it to the owner. inc TAIL w, -,
man looked dsgusted lie handed tue parasoi ~, W
the woman. aud Jumped off the car. In his haste ne
forgot 10 return a knife which lie had DorrO"eu
when fixing his fshing-b0ok
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NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
pprpARING FOR ANY EMERGENCY.

n
w.p DEPARTMENT COLLECTING INFORMATION
WHICH MAY BE OF USE.
xr.,h;roton. Sept. LIT has been currently
80 ,hst Adiutant-o General Drum wac preparing
w., ,o,ter 10 the Acknowledgement Of each state In
~ Union requesting full and complete information as
On. condition and numerical strength OF tine mius
ran,zstons Of each State, the object peing 10 1or
r,,oral militia for use in case OF emergency Gehera
Drum was questioned IN regard 10 tne suyec III"
made the following statement:
pv airecon OF the Secretary Of War there Is force
,crs. at work collecting information from the mill
v records on die In the Department relative 10 inc
,rs,ering OF volunteers in time OF war, ont having no
.o,nection whatever with the militia NO SUCH thng as
vari. anticipated, but the Ideals to take advantage
eexperenoe gained In such matters during the he
n,ll,on before II is too late. We want to have every
so within twentyfour hours after the
,r,jdsnt shoud issue proclamation OF war, complete
formulated instructions regarding the mastering OF vol
nteers would be the way 10 the Governor OF every
etste In tho Union these instructions TO De ioowed o
i,tormaton relative the stations to be assigned ON
ers and troops and this again by other papers con-
.cted with the MATERIAL in proper order-so that
there would be no delay and misunderstanding III
eating everything in running order We had gooo
Sea of such experience during the war and 1t ought 10
be turned to some account no advantage is taken Oh
e. ten years from it might be too late Then war
should come suddenly upon US everything would De IN
ooufuson 1t would be big undertaking to muster into
,vce large force Of volunteers with no plans and ar
rangemepts decided upon in advance. Many OF those
who have had experience in such matters have passed
wsy MANY others would have forgotten the details.
End others would become ncapacitated 70 take an
active part Now. we have clerks right here VINO werS
soldiers who know just what information is needed ana
mar wnere 10 find It. is matter that there is no
hurry about of course but 1t surely onght 10 be done
Win little trouble now we can prepare definite plans
for raising volunteer force pom short notice. which al
some TINA valuable, and which under any
circumstance ought be done. IL is Secretary LIN
coins and emnenty good one In nutshell, tne
ak aIV faQp
In the rebellion and colate all the material which WILL
DO useful III another war"