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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL-
ROAD.
Arrangements for Building OF the
West End.

"SoS
SAN Francisco, April 7.-The North
ern Pacific Railroad COmmittee-Vice
President Rice, OF Maine; Mr.. Moorhcad,
of Philadelphia; Frederick Billings, OF
Vermont and Engineer in chiet, w. Mil
ner Roberts, returned this morning, hav-
ing completed on the favorable terms be-
low estimated, the cost OF the arrange
ment for the extension OF the road north.
ward, during the present year to a prac'
tical connection between the road already
completed, and the waters Of Puget
Sound. The contractors, Saturday, by
telegraph, put men to work on the line
With this Railroad connection effected the
entire Railroad system Of Oregon as well
as the nayigable waters Of Columbia arc
put in connection by rail with the wat.
crs of Puget Sound. The Committee
deemed it inexpedient to press the imme.
diate prosecution, Of the work on thNt part
OF the line between the upper naviagble
waters of Columbia and Lake. ke.D'Oreille,
among the other reasons on this portion
Of the rout, it is necessary to make ar.
rangements in the fall for getting ont
crossties and bridge timber, which can
only be obtained In the mountains IN
winter and must be iloated down during
q sprinC rise.
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The low barometer in Kansas will ex-
tend northeastward to the Ohio Valley
on Tuesday. Southwesterly winds, cloudy
weather and rainy weather will prevail
in the Gulf States. For the South At
lantic States falling barometer, southerly
winds and cloudy weather. For the
Middle and Eastern States falling baron:
eter, easterly winds, cloudy weather and
possibly light rain, except in West Viz
ginia and Maryland, where partly cloudy
weather without rain is more probable.
For the lower lakes falling temperature
northwest and northeast winds with
cloudy weather. For the Ohio Valley
and Illinois falling barometer, northeast
winds, clouds and rain. For the upper
lakes and the Northwest fresh to brisk
northerly winds and cold, cloudy wealth
or. Cautionary signals arc ordered for
New Orleans and Mobile.
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Fire at Murtrcesb bOrO, Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, April7.-A fire occurred
at MurIreesboro, 20 miles from Nashville
at3 A. NJ. to-day, commencing in Cooks
family grocery store, east side OF public
square, from which it spread to Reeds
hardware store, Mrs, Corgill's millinery
establishment and several other stores,
whish were burned. The loss Is not
ascertained, but was mostly covered by
Insurance in the Hartford. The losses
are $4,000
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ADomestic Tragedy in Illinois.

CHICAGO, April IA Peoria dispatch
says parties from Medoria, state that Mrs.
Workman, wife Of the Eureka Methodist
minister has confessed Of having killed
Mrs Hedges at Eureka, she says she did
it in self defence. The general feeling is
Mrs. Workman was driven frantic by the
discovery Of her husbands too intimate re-
lations with the widow Hedges, in q fit
OF desperation she killed the supposed
cause Of her domestic miserY.
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MEMPHIS.

Shooters Held to BaII..An Affair Ol
Honor.
MEMPHIS, April 7.-RObert Coleman
and John Keil, charged with shooting
John Newell on Friday night, were
brought before Judge Ray to-day, and
after partial examination the casc. was
postponed until tomorrow, the detepdants
by consent Of counsel being placed under
bonds Of $4,000 each.
A duel was fought Saturday afternoon
two miles south Of this city by two young
clerks. Alter exchanging four shots one
OF them was shot in the arm. The Sec
onds then interlered and the affair was
amiCably adjusted, each having received
q bullet in their clothing.
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INCENDIARIsM.-Two fires last night in
different localities and within n short
period OF one another, caused the belief
that the experience of this city u couple
OF years ago with the lrc.bugs was about
to be repeated. The fire in Nesbitt's shop
might have been accidental, but that in
the marble shop on John street, was GER
tainly the work Of an incendiary; and the
belief in this. aud the apparent want OF
motive except pure dcviltry or a design
to steal, afforded occasion for a pretty free
line of remark about hanging somebody II
the flrc.bugs should bo caught
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rhn IndlnnnpoIIs snbbn,h schools.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 1.-THE seml.ccn,
lcnial anniversary Of the organization Of
Sabbath schools In this city was Celebrat-
ed yesterday. The first school was or
ga6ized In cooper shop with thirty
scholars. The schools now number 81
with over 900 teachers and nearly 00OC
scholars. Four Of the teachers Of the
first school still survive.
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Tho ATLANTIC Surylyors.

NEW YORK, April 7.-Oi the Atlantic
passengers who left this city last evening
by the Erie Railroad, thirty received
tickets to Chicago, 90 to Cleveland, 4 to
Duluth, 3 10 Minnesota, l to Youngstown,
3 to Detroit, to Daginar, Michigan.
Among those for Chicago is Madame
Glanlleld who had worked number Of
years in that city.
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Freshet In Western New YoIk

BUFFALO, April IA lrcshGt caused
by the late rains has covered lschua val
ley on the line of the Buffalo, New York
Il PhilSdelphia Railroad 10 the depth OF
four feet and carrying away the south
abutmGnts Of the bridges on either side OF
lsChua. LNge bodies Of men are engaged
in repairing the damages and travel will
be resumed on the road beyond lsChuN in
y few DAYS.
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CHARLESTON.

Adjournment of the Legislaturc.-
The Road Law Defeated.
Special Dispatch to the IntOllIGeucer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 1.-THE
Legislature adjourned at II o'clock TO-
day, to meet again the Goth of October
Everything is quiet. There was quite a
disgracclul wrangling on Saturday, in the
House. Once an attempt was made 10
gag the Republicans in the passage Of the
road law. 1t did not work as the bill was
defeated. HENRY
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Flood In tho Susquehanna.

Wu.LIANSpoRT, April 7,-The river is
1s feet above low water mark and is still
rising. Part Of the boom broke this
morning, aud It Is estimated that about
100000 feet otlOgs passed down. The
river at sunbury is within 10 inches Of
the flood OF 1865,
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Wreck Of the steamship Thorwals.
don

New York, April 1.-THE agents Of
the steamship ThorwAlsden have cable
dispatch saying she was wrecked IN tho
Sound of the Swedish cOOst, on the night
of April 4th. The passengers and crew
are all safe. The vessel and cargo will be
O total loss, but are fully insured.
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LIVERPOOL, AprilI THE steamship
Greece from New York arrived here, the
Thuringa at Plymouth and City Of New
York at Queenstown.
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The Ritchie Star has beOn merged In
u newspaper to be styled the RItchE0 Ga
:eite, and published by Messrs. NORRIS Il
MCDOUGAII..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-08

ROME, March 1.-THE Pope, owing to
his feeble condition, is forbidden leaving
his apartments.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, April 7.-Parliament will ad'
journ from tonight to the 2lst inst.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, April 7.-Thc Republicans have
carried the municipal elections in Nantes
and MSrseiles.
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The President Mt Harrisburg.

HARRISBURG, April president Grant
arrived here this morning, and is spCn.
ding day with Senator Cameron.
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MIsCELLANEOUS.
100000 ACR ES!

S11hkA9 fkA1bG49A
Tho cheapest Land in market for sale by the
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
In tho Great Platte Valley.
5000, 900 ACRES IN CENTRAL NEBRASKA,
Now for sale in tracts Of forty acres and upwards
on FIVE and TEN YEARs' CREDIT AT 0 FEH CENT.
NOADvANCH INTEREST REQUIRED.
Mid and healthful climate, fertile soil, an
abundance Of good water.
THB BEST MARKET IN THE WEST Tho great
mining regions Of Wyoming, Colorado Utah and
Nevada being supplied by the farmers In thc
Plato Valley.
Soldiers Entltled to Homestead Of l60 Acres.
THE BEST LOCATIONS FOR COLONIES.
FREE HOMES ron ALL! Millions OF acres Of
choice Government Lands open for entry under
tho Homestead Law, near this Great Railroad,
with good markets and all tho convcnlGnces OF an
old settled country.
Free passes 10 purchasers Of Railroad Land.
Sectional Maps, showing the Land, also new
edition Of DESCRPTIVB PAMPHLET WITH NEW
MAPs MAILED FRKE EVERYWHERE.
Address o. r. DAVIS, e.
Land CoNlmiSStoner o. r r. r.,
OMAHA, HEB,
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Weather Report.
PROBABuITIEa.

WAR DEPARTN8XT.
OYFIcH OF THE CHIEF SIgHAL OFHoER,
WARRINGTON, D. O., April 1850 ?. 4.
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BY TELEG GRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to tho InteIli gencer.

By the Western Union Line.
Once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe st6l
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Plumbing and Gas Fitting.

w - ~
PoOtmAsters arc requested to SctGS Agents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-11

ANOTHER INTERESTING WILL CAsE.-An.
other two million dollar will case has been de-
veloPed in this city. 1t appears that Frederick
Rollwagen. a wealthy property holder in the
seventeenth ward, died a few months ago.
leaving an estate valued at between one and
two million dollars When his will was opened
it was discovered that Mr. Rollwagen had, just
previous to his death, married Magdalena Sc
lipger, and that he had left her for her lifetime
one-tbird Of all the rents and income accruing
from his estate. Rollwsgen divides the fee
simple of his estate among his three sons and
the seven children of his deceased daughter, but
besides giving her one third of the whole in
come, makes her, one of the sons and two
friends his executors, forbidding them to sell
any of his real estate until after her death and
until the youngest of the grandchildren shall be
twenty one years of age. This will is contested
on the ground that the testator was not in his
right mind when he signed it.-N. Y. Cor. Phi
qdslphiQ Press,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-11

THE PENNSYLVANIA Coal TRADR-The
anthracite ceal trade for the past week has
been without special feature. There Is a fair
supply Of orders for coal and prices are un-
changed. The production OF both anthrac lite
and bituminous for the week above reported
shows slight falling on from that OF CORES
ponding week last year, though for the wear IL
Is over a million ahead. The Mauch Chunk
Gazette OF Saturday quotes the coal trade duh,
and remarks that lit is hard 70 make sales ami
difficult TO collect money. Production has
FALLEN on somewhat, because there are no orders
and not likely to be. The iron trade is terribly
dull, and this has had a bad effect upon the
LehiRh coal operators" In contrast with this
the Schuylkin region shows a small increase i'm
production last week over that Of the CORES
POnding week last year, which shows that the
coal trade has not been affected TO the extent Of
other branches OF business 50 far. Toe btu
miDOus trade has increased cOusiderab
Ihiiqdeflhia LsaI0sr, IOfL.
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fag by making II the fraudulent cover Of Illegal
enterprises than the Alabama had TO do the
same thing with an English register and Eng
lish flag, neither OF which prevented her being
attacked and sunk by the Kearsage. Many
maintain that it may turn out that tbs Virgnius
is entitled to the protection of our govern
mint, but that does not appear, and the
Spanish officer who captured her acted as our
naval officers did in many a case, and signslly
IN that of the English registered ship Florida,
cut out from port in Brazil by Captain Col
Inns, brought to the United States, and sunk in
Hampton roads. One of the leading lawyers OF
large and extensive practice aud with full
knowledge of international law is of the opinion
tlat should il appear that the Virginus was
entitled to the protection of the United States
Ia her attempt to land soldiers and munitions OF
war in Cuba, and that therefore her capture BY
the Tornado was in derogation of the rights of the
United States; and if when that shall have been
made apparent, the Spanish government shall
dsavow the act OF the Tornado and punish her
captain for it, and express regret 20 the United
States for the thing having been done without
authority; and so, also, in regard TO the eSecu
ton of the Cuban officers by Col. Burriel, thai
will, or necessity, be the end of the question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-11

A WEALTHY CONvICr.-Richard Mackay,
who has just been sent to the penitentiary tor a
term Of eighteen months Tor msnslanghter,
owns some Of the best mining claims about Ne
vada, in GIfJin county, and il reported 10 be
worth from s75eo0 10 siO0, 600 His case was
carried through all the courts, lasting nearly
three years. aud conducted by the best counsel
in the territory. He has spent $4,000 in the
effort TO get clear. Mackay gained the hieh
opinion Of officers and all with whom he had To
do, and during his confinement in fan here was
allowed regularly 10 20 alone 10 his meals A.
Charplots and elsewhere, and the night before
he was taken TO Canon City, unaccompanied
went over and had an hours chat with JudSe
Cromwell. He was always prompt 70 his word,
and II Is believed by officers here that he could
nave been trusted TO 60 alone 20 the psniten-
bNHc,
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The Virginia Election.

RElU RNS PROM ALL THE COT MITES.
NEw YORK, November IA Redmond
special says that returns from ali the counties
show that the general assembly will be A. fol-
lows SeDate-Conservatives 3; republicans
10. House OF delegates-C CONSERVATIVES I0l; re-
publicans. -.
Official returns from $ counties and cities
and sc mi official returns from the rem ainder
except three, give kemper, for governor D. so
majority, conservative gain Of, Jc3.
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Wall street To day.

NTVNEFs
NKw YORK. November ii.-GOld opened at
and has since sold At i0s akaA. On gold
loans the rates have been 3a5 per cent. per an
rum for carrying In the money market there
is getting TO be real difficulty on the part OF
money lenders 10 place their balances on call NJ
seven per cent. This cannot be done to-day
when government bonds are required a. cOllat-
eral, loans having been made az Sac Stock es-
change loans on miscellaneous collateral are
also reported At 5a6. Mercantile puper Is more
inquired for, but the rates are yet irregular.
Government bonds have been dun aud steady.
Southern state bonds At the board were entirely
nominal The stock market opened from a.
above Yesterdays closing prices, and has sincs.
advanced : TO 2k per cent, with the most ae-
uvity in telegraph, Lake Shore and New York
Central, the three (" Vanderbilt stOcks."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-11

MAURICE DAILY, TIE BILLIARD CHAMPION,
DEFEATED IN CHIcAGo.-A match game Of
billiards for 81 900 was played AZ kingsbury
Hall in Chicago last Saturday night. Two
thousand spectators were present The con-
testants were Maurice DAILY Of New York and
George Slosson OF Chicago. The game was the
in 900. The game commenced slow, both played
brilliantly 1t times, and again missing the sim
plest shots. Towards the close DAILY, although
the point Of winning the game o "kisss de-
feated him by the following score: Slosson
with odds, COO; DAILY, sos. The largest runs made
were: DAILY, a; Sloeson, 80. The winners aver
age was s. 100; the losers, es-fi. The pane
closed at I2i5 Sunday morning.
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Destructive Fire I'm ontario.

STANNoR, ONT, November, IA hoe here
this morning destroyed the northwestern rail-
way station. Randolph's saw mill and lumber
yard, Summerheld's hotel and four houses,
causing loss OF OF about 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-11

A SPIRIT OF COMPROMISE IN FRAYCR-The
latest advices from France are to the effect
tnat the anticipated compromise offered by the
Right will be accepted perhaps with some
modineations Both sides seem disposed to
pursue a conciliatory course. The excitement
believed the crisis is over
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The Tar and Feather Tragedy

TIE PRISONERS DISCHARGED PROM CUSTODY.
NEW YORK, November i1.-Royal Sammis
Rudolph Sammis, and other persons implicated
IN the Kelsey case, were arraigned AZ Jamaica,
l.. L., to-day, and discharged rom custody.
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The PhiIadeIphia workiuxmen.

TEEN.
PBtLADELPHIA. November 1.-THE commit
tee appointed by a mass meeting OF working
men had an interview with Mayor StOkely to-
day, for the purpose of ascerta ming what cOuld
be done to provide employment for thousands
out OF work. lie expressed qualification az be-
ing consulted, and recommended that a petition
shoald be presented 20 the councils, when a
committee would be appointed 20 take action.
Much outdoor work could be provided, bat he
said there was necessity for supplying work
TO those accustomed to in lOor work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-11

DEATH OF THE WIFE OF REV. Dr.. SLICEE-
Mrs. Elizabeth g. Slicer, the wife of the Rev
Dr. Henry Slicer, presiding elder OF this dis
trlct, Methodist Episcopal Church, died yester-
day evening at her late residence, 322 East
baltimore street. She had been ill some time.
She was for many years a consistent member or
the Methodist Episcopal Church, and was widely
known for her excellent traits of character
at his residence, never having fully recovered
fIom his attack on the occasion of the dedIca-
ton of the Mount Vernon Place church last
tall.-BdltflaOre SIM, 1Ifb
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The VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURK.-The returns
In Virginia indicate that the two political par
ties in that state will be represented in the mex
senate exactly as they were in the last-demo
Gratis 50. republicans 10. OF the republican
three are col0red. In the house the democratic
strength, it is thought, will be slightly reduced
Inc democrats have gained delegates in Charlie
King William, Middlesex. Nansemond, and
Princess Anne-seven. The republicans have
gained one in Alexandria, one in Franklin two
in Louisa, and one in Portsmouth-iye. The
Richmond Wing says the legislature is the ables'
elected since the war.
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The New Expedition 90 Cuba.

NEW YORK, November 1.-THE Cabans held
a private meeting at the residence OF General
Quesada last night 70 c0nsummate plans for
the new expedition, which Il Is now thought will
be ready TO sail before the end OF this month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-11

STAY OF PROCEEDINGS IN THE CASE OF AN
ALLEGED uRDERER.-ChrIstopher Craft, con-
victed OF the murder of one Jefreys was SEN
fenced to be hanged in Danville, Va, Novem-
per 10Th, but the court Of appeals have granted
Craft a supersedeas staying the execution until
raised in the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-11

ARMY OFFICERS TRANsFERRED.-Captain F.
II. Parker has been ordered from the Washing
ION arsenal to duty at the arsenal at Fort Mon,
roe; First Lieutenant G.. W. Mckee has been
ordered from the st. Louis arsenal to the
national armory at Springfield, Mass; Captain
ID. i. Young, ordnance storekeeper, has been
ordered from the New York arsenal to duty at
the arsenal at st. Louis,
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Assault ON Judge Underwood.

BICBNoND, VA, November ll.-Judge J. q.
Underwood, of the L. 8. district court, was as
former owner of property in Alexandria mr.
chased under the contscatiOn act by underwood.
few blows were administered by Mcgeigh
No resistance whatever was offered on the part
OF Underwood. McNeigh called the Judge
hypocritical scOundrel, and charged him with
robbing him and making his family pauPers.
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Foreign Notes.

BELifl F0R NE STEAMER CRY % RIru-
MONn.
LONDON, November 1.-THE Inman Gamma
ny has disT atchcd the steamship CITY Of Lin
eTick 20 meet the disabled steamship CITY OF
Richmond and assist her in getting into port.
NoUE srECtE FOR NEw YORK.
FIFTY thousand dollars I'm specie vas shipped
from South ampton for New York to-day.
IMPORTED rLOT IN FAVOR OF COUNT ma PARIS.
LONDON November ia despatch from
faris SAYS II Is reported that an extensive Mot
IN favor OF Count de Paris has been discovered
in that city. IL Is said that the authorities are
IN possession OF documents by which a number
OF ell-known politicians are comprOmi @ed. n
- also reported that deputstion Of monarch ists
are ahout 10 proceed 10 Salzburg 20 request the
Count de Cbambord 20 sbdicate his claims 20
the throne OF France In favor OF Count De Paris.
FAILED FOR - ,e0o, 600.
LONDON, November lit is reported that
william. Alfred Il Arthur Burrs x Co, rem
eral metal merchants, have failed. Their
liabilities are said 20 be - ,Os0.o0O.
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SHOT BY HIS PLAYNATE.-While several
boys were playing in Saratoga last Friday at
one of the boys named Fitzgerald seized a
loaded shot gun which stood in a corner with
which they had just been shooting in a grove
near by land discharged it at lad named Hula
nan, who was close to him. The whole charge
took erect in the side of Hulahan's face and
head. He died in less than two hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-11

The CABLE DISPATCH OF Saturday, anuounc-
ing that the German minister OF finance hal
decided to sell g, 900 900 thalers TO the L. s
government, which was the highest bidder, is
incorrect.
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The Illinois Election.

GREAT VICTORY FOR THE FARMERS.
NEW YORK. November IA Chicago special
says that the county returns are now all in.
The farmers have carried 81 counties, the re-
publicans II. democrats IS, aud in 10 there we're
no party issues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-11

GEN. CHAPMAN is improving, but is still con
fined to his bed, and his physicians forbid him
TO talk, or to see any one outside of his family.
They encourage the hope, however, that il he
experiences no drawback he will be able to get
out in a couple Of weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-11

CHANGES OF STATIONS OF CoNMIssARY Or
FIcERs.-UpOn the recommendation OF the
Commissary General of Subsistence the follow
ing changes in the stations of commissarIes OF
subsistence are announced: Capt. John p. Haw
klns, relieved from duty in the military division
OF the Atlantic, and ordered as chief and pur
chasing commIssary at Omaha, Nebraska
Capt. VIM. Nash has been ordered to duty az
Louisville, KY, as depot and purchasing com
missary.