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MRS ARTHUR Dyson. whose husband was
mufGefed oy the notorious English criminal.
Charles Peace. returned on Saturday tn her
nome Ia Cleveland, Ohio. from England, where
she had been to testify In the trial OF Peace.
Sne mas been In the habit OF drinking to excess
SINCE the murder or her husband, and her
Ii1cnds have kept close watch upon her on
that account. Sunday being pleasant, she de-
siiea 10 walk abroad, and was accompanied by
fairly away from home she began Visiting sa.
looms, where she treated everybody with whom
s sne came In contact, and was having a good
oa,a une generally until she became drunk and
quarrelsome, when she was arrested and Hooked
up ia tne nearest police station. She had
desss deary Siog IN her pocket, and was elegantly
HIesseu during the afternoon she became so
looking woman. and evidently well educated.
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The Spcakershio.

Inc contest for the SpeakerShip is character
Hed Dy quiet which annoys the outside
strikers who usually hang around for the free
drinks. There Is no excitement or hustle, no
crowded hotel corridors, and very little enthu-
slasm. Everything yet is In the form OF specu-
iatlon. MIR. Randall has not even established
headquarters, although 1t was expected by the
clerks at Wizards hotel that he would hang I'D
MS hat at that hotel some time during the
course OF the day. one very common rumor
Wn1cn Is afiOat is that Mr.. Randall has rece; we'd
assurances from republican sources that IL the
contest Is not settled in caucus, and is thrown
into the house, he viii receive support from
That quarter rather than democrat with
greenDack proclfvities should override him Mr.
Blackburn was at his rooms at Willard's to-day,
ana received quite number of callers. He eX-
poets to receive all the votes OF the Tammany
democrats elected from New York and NAV
get In anem i, II John Kelly has any influence left,
70 pay T1lden back over Randall's shoulders for
ms de1eat OF Tammany Hall In the mayoralty
contest IN New York City last fall. Blackburn
IS also promised, it is claimed three votes in
PENNSYLVANIA. recruited, it is said, by Senator
wallace, who has long been Speaker Randail's
pts personal enemy It leaks out that the precipi-
went to st. Louis was to Ak up the Missouri
delegation in Blackburn's interest. The re-
ports are That ne failed in the mission.
THE GREENBACK MEN
still hold the fort at the METROPOLITAN hotel
They claim yet Is votes, and evidently believe
their own candidate. They will not 90 into the
democratic caucus, but say that they being the
younger party should be treated like the lady
that Is the democrats should tip their hats and
come and join their church. Mr.. Mac Mahon.
OF Ohio, one OF the ebony steeds indicated for
the race, will leave his home (Dayton) Tonight
and leach Washington tomorrow night. Col.
morrison, OF Illinois. is also expected here to-
morrow, SO that by Thursday the present chaotic
stale OF al1airS Is expected to take shape. The
friends OF Mr.. Caldwell. OF Alabama who is
making vigorous canvass to succeed Clerk
A9ams. claims that Adams Is already beaten.
AoamS Is, however, a hard man to beat. Mr.
Watterson is confident that he will be elected
secretary OF the Senate. So is DR.. Dennis, SO is
Col Birch. The display OF confidence is be-
Wildering to the layman who is not candidate.
Col L; Q. washington and Duncan s. Walker
are vigorously pushing for the Sergeant-at-
Arms place. Both are OF course awful conf.
dent, and in week one of them, perhaps both,
VIII 1e aWfully disappointed. For the other
odd onces, numbering sixty at the disposal of
the Senate, there are ten or twelve candidates
Tor each place, all very confident.
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SEVEN BAPTIST C0NyBRTs showed the faith
that was In them yesterday by plunging into q
stIeam near Decsert0wn, M. A large hole had
aid. llfh,
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THE RICHMOND SHOOTING CAsR.-The grand
jury OF the Hastings court OF Richmond, Va,
yesIeI0ay lDdlcted John L: Poindexter for the
murder OF young Curtis last week. The trial is
set for Monday next.
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BICYCLE RIDING BY WOMEN promises to be-
SCI by wealthy and reputable young la,y.
VINO at first rode In secluded places but after
ward TOOK TO the suburban roads. She uses the
wearing very loose trousers and is freouenfiy
accompanied by half a dozen female comnan.
ions. tumble resulting In q broken nose tenn
porariiy cooled her ardor, but the sport has
more than regaiDed the lost favor
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No INTELLIGENCE has yet been received from
the fourteen fishing vessels that left GlOuces-
ter, Mass, just before the severe gales of last
board were lost
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KILLING A BURGLAR No CRIMs.-The Jury OF
inquest In the case OF Timothy Casey, the bur-
glar who was shot and killed by John p Rich
aids, at bis residence In New York, Sunday
night rendered verdict juStifying Mr.. Rich
ARDS IN killing Casey.
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IL The Williams T. GuiOn line steamer Ari-
ZOna, the largest merchant vessel In the world
except the Great Eastern, was successfully
launched at Glasgow yesterday.
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A CARD.

Having more Heavy Goods ON hand at this season
Of the year than usually have, and in order to
reduce them ~ quick as possible, preparatory to
opening my Spring Stock. win continue to se for
the yKx1 TEN DAYS at the REDUCED PRICES which
! have heretofore offered. viz:-Overcoats from
Twenty i've to Forty Per Cent Business Suits.
Dress Suits, Goats and Vests and Cashmere Pants
rom Twenty to Thirty Per Cent Youths. Boys
and Childrens Clothing at proportiona.e pricsa
A good many Of these goods are suitable for early
Spring Wear. and il Purchasers do not have imme-
date for them it would Pay to reserve them for
next Fall
A. STRAUS,
1O11 Pa. 00e.,
mar4r Three Doors East Of 1lth st.
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HIS WIFE KNEW 1T ALI. THE TME.-A tele.
gram r0m New York, March 10, says: The stl-
days ago from Chief OF Police Davis, OF Syra-
cuse asking for Information OF one George J.
Brewer who had recently married Miss Hattie
Young OF that City, and who had promised TO
marry Miss Smith OF the same city. Brewer
was found living with hts wife In this city, at
NO. 2l7 east 18th street, and it is said that he
this morning and will be remanded from courf
to await the arrival OF an officer from Syra
cuse. He stated that his wife knew perfectiy
Syracuse. "
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SUBSCRIPTIONS to the four per cent. loan to-
cay amounted to ss69.s5O.
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CNVWoWnVIE nW[AD
- WILL BE GUARANTEED IF YOU USE
Ceres,
The handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the
District, or
Ster1ing's
ST. Louis Fancy Patent,
A most beautiful Winter Wheat Flour, or
Golden Hill,
The well known Standard Family Flour of the Dis-
tr!ct. IL is better than it ever was aud makes
Rolls and Bread as hght and as
white the driven snow
The aboye-naLled Fiours be bought at any drst-
class Grocery Store.
WHOLESALE DEPOT,
CORNER lsT STREET AND INDIANA AVENUE
oct26n WM. NJ. GAIT Il co.
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One OF the Missing Fishing Vessels
Safe.
GLOUCESTER. MASS, March 1.-THE schooner
Lara II; FIieno, OF the missing vessels, arrived
last night, having lost three anchors. She re-
ports having seen five vessels on Browns Bank.
after the storm.
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~ The Ohio democratic state committee
aeeting has been changed to March 2S.
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THE GREAT WALKING MATCH.
O'LcaFy TWenty.NiMe Miles Behind.

NEW YORK, March 11.-About twenty minutes
after ten O'Clock this morning the record or the
pedestrians stood as folio Ms: Rowell, l45 mile $;
Hartman, i3l miles; Ennis, l2o miles, OLeary,
liz miles.
How Gt Looks TO.day-Bettiny in
Favor of KOSVel1.
NEW YORK, March l1.-Rowelrs face Is great
iy flushed. yet he keeps up his quick gait, spurt-
ing at intervals Hartman walks steadily
keeping up the same gait constantly. Ennis
keeps hard at work. He has made the best
mile so far In the match, In minutes 20 seconds
OLeary goes around the track mechanically.
The opinion is freely expressed that something
appearance, as If he was stupihed. Brandy is
freely given him as st1mulant. Some bets
were made this morning on O'Leary coming
last In the match, and they found takers. Be-
ting was heavy on Rowell. and odds OF TO
Wele taken On him. There were also some bets
on Hartman coming In first. AT l2 O'Clock noon
Today the scores stood as follows: Rowell l49
miles laps O'Leary 12a miles laps. About
midday It was reported that Rowell was feeling
very sleepy and IL required an effort TO light
the sensation Off. ROwel this morning re.
celved the following dispatch from Sir John
Ashley:
LONDON. March Ito Ro,ceu. GIlmores
Garden: Go Ii, my boy. Don't overdo IT, Tell
Atkinson TO put on century for me-
A century, Mr.. Atkinson said. was eIOO Eng
lish money, or $500 in American coin
MI. Kelley reported that up to 10 O'Clock this
morning 81, 600 had been taken up at the ticket
Office.
ROwell - Miles Ahead Of O,Leary.
NEW YORK, March 11.-Atone pm. the differ
Hartman. lac miles, laps; Ennis, 1870 miles,
OleaTy, 126 miles, LAPS.
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PERsONAL.-Mr. Pruden. the Presidents as
slstant secretary, has left the city for few
days to visit his home in New Jersey
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g. AN EL0PEMENT FROM vAssAR.-yassar Collepe
Is eaclted over the elopement OF one OF the
Puplis. MISS Mcdonald. age seventeen, who
was privately married I'm Poughkeepsie Fen
ruary ai. Miss Mcdonald is the daughter OF n
n; McDonald; who Is wealthy Manufacturer
q scnolarship at Vassar College, at the cost or
5000, and the daughter was the first TO share
its DEMENT'S when she entered the cole re little
over q year ago. j. c. Spencer, Jr., who IS the
son OF ber fathers partner, had formed an
attachment for Miss Mcdonald and though
only eighteen years OF age. was ia the habit of
meeting her In Poughkeepsie on SATURDAYS. on
feprualy 81 Miss Mcdonald was missing from
tne colege, Wnen 1t was aScertained that with
tne ASSISTANCE OF two companions she had re-
moved her wardrobe and gone TO Poughkeepsie
Ia carriage with young Spencer They went
Directly 10 the residence OF the Rev. Dr. Elmen-
dorf. OF the Second Reformed church of Pouph.
keepsfe, and were married. The young couple
remained In Poughkeepsie until the next day
when they came to this city, where they IN,
now residing, their parents having become
reconciled TO the match.-IE. y. Tribune, IOtk.
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MARRIED ON RAILROAD TRAIN-Eo Cands-
A section OF sleeping car OF the night express
winch LETT P1ttsourg Friday evening was ocCu-
pied by q lady, who had informed the cOnduCeor
burg she expected to meet beautiful young
man. He was all the world TO her. IL a..
planned, with downcast eyes, and he VonI0
be accompanied by q minister The txSfn
bowled into the depot at $50 q m. -
bridegroom and minister entered the 6f1dsl car-
the conductor shouted "An aboard:r the txain
thundered on through the night; the poefer
neld lantern, by the light Of which the minis-
yer Ieao orief marriage service and the young
couple. VINO stood before him holding on TO th6
seats ana more or less TO each other, were 0e-
GlaIea one. Not long afterward the eastern slU
WAS WAS streaked with pink and gray; anon amoGH-
ing newspaper was cried In the car, and ere =
great while q train-boy stared the travellers out
OF countenance and murmured peanuts and
iozenges." Their wedding had begun.
eE Mrs. Anthony worked % earnestly a.
raising the debt OF q Providence Church. thar
she became insane, and tried 70 k1n herSoif.
~ Deputy Sheriff Flske, OF Waltham. Nas.
has been appointed high sheriff, and win hanc
Devlin the Lowell murderer, Friday next, g.
cording TO schedule.
~ The Baltimore Fire Oomm,ssaoner. havn
decided TO introduce the Edison toaeOhOne inf0
general use In their department.
- Walker X. wasson has surrenner>d m
the New Orleans police and made SfafSWeSf
tnat ne snot ex-policeman Sharpless, FF26aY
night, In self defense.
- The Western Union Telegram Couunonv :
nas declared It's usual quarterly dfvidor u 1se
Per cent The expected Division OF ESr5sili5
stocK mas not taken place.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip,

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS STO-DAY-Internal rev.
enue, $l4s, ,652.5o: customs. $527, ,3S5.,5.
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cay amounted to $50.
PERsONAL.-Mr. Pruden. the Presidents as
Slstant secretary, has left the city for q few
Gays tovisit his home in New Jersey
INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICERS APPOINTED
David r. Mitchell and j. w. Smith have been
appointed internal revenue storekeepers and
gaugeTS for the I'd district of Tennessee and
Joseph NJ. Mckee for the 4th district of North
Carolina.
FOUR PER CENT. CERTIFICATEs.-The Treas-
ury department is preparing another form of
ten dollar certificate to be issued under the act
authorizing the issue of four per cent cer1tf1-
Gates. They will draw the same interest under
the same conditions as the certificate hereto
fore described. They will be similar to that
certffcate except that on the face instead of
the words .'thfs certificate shows that the sum
OF ten dollars has been deposited with the
Treasurer OF the United StateS,'' will be- ssthis
ceftl1lcateS shows that - giving the nancy
has deposited with the Treasurer Of the United
States the sum OF ten dollars" This form of
certihcate will be for the safety of the pur-
chaser, 1t being practically the same as regis
tered bond.
LORENZO CROUNsE, who failed of confirmation
by the Senate as internal revenue collector of
Nebraska, and who has been since reappointed
to the place by the President has been directed
to relieve Fl. A. Newman, his predecessor who
again took the place on COunse'S failure of con-
fImation. The date Of relief has been fixed for
the 18th instant.
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MEETING or p. u. CLERGYMEf.
The Baltimore Gazette OF this morning says
Inc pending dinerences between the High and
Low Church Episcopalians was the subject OF
lnterest ted dis cts ion ia religious rcles IN tie
dulged IN IS to the probable result OF the pub.
llsoed protest against the teachings OF Fathers
Maturin and Torbert during Their recent mission
services at Mount Calvary church. AT meet
ing OF the Glorious society, composed OF the Pro-
teslaDt Episcopal clergymen OF the city. held
Yesterday. the subject was discusse1 ihfoi mally
py Ihe signers OF the protest. From statements
1%,aoe % oy the principal agitators OF the subject.
mere Is reason 10 believe that for the present
AT AT ieast, no further action Will be taken
sio,erS me premises; The position OF the
oer Yesterday, is that they caused the
pS,e p,pses. 20 pe circulated In order TO bling the
bsSon and ~, sae cnarges TO the attention OF the
9.sp 9T.1ssnop anu htanoing committee OF the docese
lney contend that there have been yio,stIons
OF canon 2, title discipline which nroysda,
ieacbjnq nnbacln r, OF c,ergymen holding or
doctrine contrary TO that held by the Pro,esS
ant Episcopal church or the United stesss,
Having called the attention OF the stand
Ing committee to the violations they hava
placed the responsibility OF the matter with the
committee. IL is intimated that the camp AIM
ants are only deferred from layf'-g formal
chaIe etS against he Clergy before the standing
c. mmittee, 10 which event that body would bs
forced TO take cngBtZance OF the natter by con
sideraiions or the I'LL health OF Bishop Whiting
nam. The services OF the Revs. Maturin and
ton on the part OF the low churchmen. among
The more prominent causes tending u this dis.
satisfaction is the use In several OF the churches
ol the "First Catechism, manual pub ished oy
.ihe church extension society or En- gland.
This book contains and teaches doctrines which
are alleged TO be entirely at variance with the
church caboDs Among the more objection
able passages are the following referring TO
the holy communion: Question. What Is the
Eucharist? Answer. 1t Is the body aud blood
OF Christ. q. Under what form? A. Under the
form M ,x-hnx
Jesus first give his body and blood9 A. To his
twelve apostles; q: When' A. At His last
supper. q. What did our Saviour give the
apostles power to dor A. To make bread ana
wine HIS body and blood. Q. Did lie give this
power 10 anyone else? A Yes, 20 the bishops
and priests who came after them The preSeut
standing committee OF the diocese is composed
OF OF 1ne following clergymen: Rev. 9. r. Gordon,
GEORGETOWN, ID. c.; Rev. j. +. Hon, ID. d., Tow.
sontown: Rev. A. p. STRIKER, Baltimore: Rev.
George Leeds, ID. d., Baltimore: Rev. Never
levin, ID, d., Upper Marlboro, and Rev. j. ri.
Elliott. s. T. d.. Washington, D. c.
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REDUCTION In THE PRICE OF
STERLIN8 SILVBR
SPOONS Ind FORKA.
Depression in the price Of silver and the intro
snanle us 70 offer au the Latest patterns OF Silver
ENGLISH STERLING STANDARD
At reduction Of Is to 10 per cent from former
prices q large .ssortmsnt OF IN the newest and
,ansl-r M. w. GAIT. BRO. 4 CO.
TIE cEIIULS5R fSs1iEs TsUss AND Sup
That never rusts breaks. never out, al.
s. !. Il s s ns for
Mr. Fisher dsvotes her attention to the want, Of
so BARRELS
REFINED CIDER.
as sss as
SAMUEL O. PALMRR,
Depot - Greene street.
fsbl7.4 GEORGETOWN. D. O.
uMTED eTATEe PER CENT.
u BONDS ON hand for immediate delivery.
Distria Twenty-yeaI 6ix per cent Bonds.
8eS Bonds guaranteed by United States, for sale
Orders for all Investment Securities promptly 1t
tended TO.
U Called Bonds purchased
marl-tr LEWIS JOHNSON 90, Bankerk
OK YINH DRESS SHIRTS made to order Of ths
- VeRY boGt 4ugain and twenty one hundred Linen
6oR G7t0 roady 10 put On.
IfS0f tHRG8 SHIRTS made b order tn the most
aa:1Sf 1snn61 Tor 1z9x Satisfaction guaranteed,
~ AE0lNNI0G.
fah6iy 1908 u otSooo Nse0s
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OVERLOOKED THREE MILLIoN.-Great credit
was claimed by the House appropriations COM
mittee In passing the smallest sundry civil blu
that has become a law for several years. on
examination 1t Is found that the appropriation
1Or expenses OF courts amounting to So, ,OOO, 600,
has been wholly omitted and must therefore be-
provided for In the legislative bill at the extra
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burg UnheaDalav.

The Princess Louisa Margaret, ACCOMPANIED
6y her father and mother, Prince and Princess
Frederick Charles, arrived at Sheerness at 9:15
this morning. The guns OF the land batteries
ana snps Penelope. Druid and Duncan fired
roya! salutes. There was great display OF
bunting from the Sheerness and Queensbor.
ougn piers and ships In the vicinity. The
weather was brilliant
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NAVAL ORDEEs.-Lieut. j. D. X. Kelly to the
photographic office. 1st OF April. Lieut.. G. A.
Norris from the photographic ONCE, and ordered
10 the nautical scho0lship st. Marys, at New
YORK. Acting Assistant Surgeon j. j. Page
1rom the ST. Mary's, and placed on sick leave
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON Feb. 25, 1879.
ENROLMENT OF BrrLs-PRovIsroN AGAINST ANY
MORE OMISSIONS.
The Clerk Of the House, in order TO avoid the pos
sibility Of the conduct of his ONCE being called into
question this session, has instructed tho enrolling
clerks to conhne their labors strictly TO
the work of enrolling bills and under no
circumstances arc they to assist in com.
pairing the bills when enrolled This duty will
tall upon tho members of the Committee on Enrolled
Bills, and any omissions occur In the acts passed
st the close of this session the responsibility will
rest upon the members Of tho committee themselves
Heretofore II has been tho custom for the enrolling
clerks assist tho members in tho discharge OF this
duty. but under the present order IL will cease
NEW YORK AND CONNECTICUT BOUNDARY LINE.
Attorney General schocnmskcr. of New York, yes
tcrdsy entered his appearance in the saprcme Court
- counsel for the State Of New york in the case Of
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amounting to s15o.000 for completion of neO
armory ordered to third reading.
THE SENATE.
In the Senate the Apportonment bill or Senator
Harris was called up by him to-day in Committee or
the Whole. This bill. il will be remembered.
bers. Mr.. Turner republican, moved to substitute
that portion of the Skinner apportonment as far as
relates to Senate districts. This motion voted
upon and lost by tie vote of 3 to 49, all the demo-
cratic Senators being present except Wa9staf ana
Pierce. of Brooklyn. Senator Goodwin then
moved to substitute the Assembly Appor-
tionment bill known the Hepburn bill,
which passed the lower House last week, so far
relates to Assembly districts. That motion was
voted down, IA to r. Senator Goebel although re-
favor Of giving New York full number of repre-
sentatives and Senator Thomas Murphy voting
against it. Then Senator Jacobs moved to sub
stitute that portion of the Skinner bill that
relates to the Senate districts of Kings county
in place of that contained in the Harris bill.
Ecclesine then moved to substitute that portion OF
the Skinner bill relating to the Senate districts so
far a. New York county was concerned. This. too.
voted down by the vote, and the Harris
bill was reported favorably by the Committee Of the
Whole
DELINQUENT SENATOR'S.
great deal of feeling was manifested by demo
Gratis of both houses in discussing the matter to.
night, and Senators Wagstaff and Pierce were de-
nounced for not being on hand. Had they been in
have passed the Committee of the Whole, and the
Skinner bill, which is admitted to be fair, so
far as New York and Kings concerned would also
have passed the Committee of the Whole, with fair
chance of becoming a law. Senator Wagstah has not
yet put i'll appearance this week. Last week he
Thursday while the week before that he present
only day.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.

wAsHrSGroS. Feb. 25. 1870.
The House met at ten O'Clock in continuance of
Mondays session, and the time between that hour
and eleven O'Clock. when Mondays session ended
and Tuesday began was consumed in the disposal
Of private bills reported from the Committee on
Military Affairs.
Mr.. MONROE, irep.) of Ohio moved to suspend the
rules and pass the bill providing for the payment Of
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Connecticut New York. relating to the petition
of the State of Connecticut to have the western
boundary line of the State defined according to the
claim of the petition already filed by Connecticut.
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CHANGES I'M THE DUTIES on oFr1crns.

CHANGES IN THE DUTIES OF OFFICERS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IS, 1879.
Assistant Surgeon G. w. Dcane has been ordered TO
the Naval Hospital at Chelsea. Assistant Surgeon
]. NJ. steele has been ordered TO the Naval Hos
ptal at Philadelphia. Assistant Surgeon T.. II.
Marsteles has been ordered TO the Naval Academy.
and Assistant Paymsster Colendcr J. Lewis TO tenn
porary duty at Portsmouth, N. II. Past Assistant
Surgeon J. A. Hawke has been detached from the
Naval Hospital at Philadelphia and placed waiting
orders.
The New York herald., 1879-02-26
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE PowHATAN AT HAVANA.

HAVANA, Feb %, 1873.
The United States man-of.war steamer Powhatan
has arrived here from Port au Prince. All on board
arc well.