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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-02
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Friday. May !, 1883.
Posr OFFICE INSPECTORS REMoyED.-rhe Postmaster
General has removed the following named post once
fnsnertors; Johu II. Livingston. Chattanooga. Iehl
s.s,rSe w Porter St Louis; r. G. stevens. Augusta
Me Charles Field. Boston; aud j. j. Hanna Oh I~1iH
The names of these inspectors wefe m bout n
month ago. and they failed TO send ia their feslsa
tons they were rcinOfeu-
BUREAU OFFICERS ENTER UfoS THEIR DUTIES
Treasurer Drian First Auditor ChenOwe;h and Third
Audor Williams all appointees, assumed formal
charge OF their offices this morning.
COUNTING THE TR AsURY FUSDs-About 100 clerks
and counters engaged in counting the moneys ana
securities the United states Treasury ana u rs NOT eh
peced that they complete the work before the loth
inst
WORKING AGAINST INDIAN SCHOOLS ~ ALAsKA-The
Commissioner Indian Affairs has been Informed that
the judicial authorities at Ska. Alaska. have enc"ur
aged Indian parents t. take their children FROM Tue
industrial boarding school established at that place Dy
the Presbyterian Board OF Home Mission ana putIy
sup,ortcd by Government appropriations Under this
INFLUENCE ifty-six pupils have been taken from Ie
school Shellom Jackson, Educational Agent or Alaska
has written 70 the Commissioned asking that the Ator
Instruct the Judicial authorities at Stka 10
use their influence to build up instead OF destroying me
school Tho communication mas been Referred 10 the
Attorney General with request that he comply with
the wishes Vf the agent
Tug COINAGE FOR APRIL--There were coined at the
minis during April 6l 900 double eagles Al 900 eagles,
n 500 half-eales, 24l0000 standard dollars, and
100000 The value Of the 2,SO3.9oO pieces was
Si.42S.50o
AN ADDITION TO THE FRAUD LIsr.-The Postmaster
General has forbidden the delivery Of registered letters
aud nloney orders +. Ridd Company. OF Dubuque,
Iowa evdrn that they were conducting fraudu-
lent business through the mails
Zig DUTY on SILK HAT TRIMM HGs.-A committee
from the American Silk Associationihad hearing before
Asssfant Secretary Fairchd to-day III regard 10 tue
classification OF silk hat trimmings under tbe ne" trn
he committee argued that SILK ribbon shOud DO ciassl
fled AL 50 per cent under the SIX scnc0De nsceau 81 ~
20 per cent hat trimmings under the present cassih
cation.
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COTTON mAnKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. May l.-l2,J0 y. N -Cotton steady. M,dd
ling Uplands, Lied, do MiddlIhs Orleans odd saiss
port recel pts Daies all American Futures anal n
lands Low dddlng cause May AMI June delivery II6ld
Ofd. do. July aud Angnst delivery. 5.u4d. aIso A y
Cid do. August and September delivery 81 B. Ala
5664d- septemlrr aud OcoDrf DeiyerV 55.d also
81 Cid; 10 Oct0yef an November delivery. ff.B4d
Ieniers for delivery al tays clearing 5000 new
do kst and GlO bales old do.
OF the $4,000 hal0s: American ~ OOO
bales: spectators t0ok, $40 p0rters tnoE sUO
Oaes. forwarded from shDs sdo iIrsct spnuers am
bales; actual export G3rO bales total receipts 900 bales
sOpVO bates anOuht OF cotton anOat l5OOU bales Xnor
DJ 900 bales
American Futures quet Ugands Low addlnR clause May
delivery 1G4d. Guyers. do May and June delivery ~
sd buyers do June and July oevorY IA buyers do
Julv and August delivery JZbid buyers do August and
September delivery, 5OG4d buysIs do SepembeT and Dc
t0ber delivery. Jo04d buyers do October and Noyemer
delivery. Et4d value d. EOvombsr and december do
D. m-Cotton- closed steady Uplands Low MID
ding CLAUSE. May deIvsfy. 476ld sellers do Nav and
.6id sellers do July and August delivery 54d
values do. August and septo Dber delivery o az cad
SELLERS DO OCTOBER aud November delivery 4sg4d seera
do November and Decomher delivery. f5-Gd. buyrrs
GALVESTON. May LECTION quiet: MiddlinKt no Ils,
Low Mddinc lJlb 3J)i Or ullrE ll.b; ne and gross
81 bales: sales z13 baes. stock. 1850 laot
Weeky-Net receipts 52l bales grDss DaeS Fxports
coastwiss 49, tales. sa es. A3S baiss '' NAPoi''
SAVANNAH, May Lection quiet; Middunr roa. Tow
Mlodling lois Good Ordinary y net and gT,ss rec.ins
o2 DAles Exports oastwse 1916 ba es sass 100 baes
weekly-Net gross receipts, 3li9 bales. FHDorta
COastwlso 1886 gales, sales, $50 Dales 1920
hkw.ORLkASs. May Lotion urn. Iidlne 10 Ala. Low
Mlddilng ib' food Ordinary IL 10 no. and gross re.
cepts. Is4 bales. sales. 1908 bales ~ III All bale
eekly-Net receipts iO3I bales gross $50 bales;
6Oj bales; Coastwise 669i bales; saes s 100 bale,
NEw.YoEK May 1.-The following are the to,a No, "a
ceipts OF cotton Al all t1e ports september l. lSs
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FaASSfsJ). My 1.lSsj.
FEATURES AVID PRICES IN THE MARKETS.

Hothouse peaches are on exhibition in the
windows of the Broadway fruit They about
the size Of hens and tempt the passerby at 90,
60 and rs EACH Southern strawberries worth
80 quart and California cherries be had for
81 80 pound.
Southern vegetables coming In greater abundance
every day by and rail New potatoes can DO had
Tor 30 cents peck cucuinbefs cents each. putter
beans 20 cents quart string beans n ooA peck, and
green peas go cents "a peek Long Island asparagus
tine in the market, sells for so cents behch.
Last years potatoes are worth - a barrel
Wild ducks haYo disappeared from the market. To
supply their places the markets are nied with nauy
varieties OF acknowledged snpe shot along the New
Jersy ana LOng Island marshes. Some OF them
nearly as heavy spring chickens aud sell for $3
DOZEN. English snipe that never saw England cost %
each and suipe 81, brnt snipe VI 80, aud
robin snipe 81 dozen.
shad rom the CounectcuE River are in the market
The cost % cents and the bucks 3d. while HYth
River sad sell for 30 cents aud the bucks so cents
Soft shell crabs coming from Virginia aud bring %
ster crabs, used principally Tor soup are worm
81 80 quart Long Island brook trout can be bought
for IS cents pound. Three PenobscOt River salmon,
the SCISSOR reached the market yesterday aud
sold at 50 cents pound.
The egg market Is down again and Long Island eggs
cost only 10 and Is cents wle Western eggs are worm
Ia cents ducks 20 cents aud goose eggs AZ ceEs
a dozen. Butter sells from Is to 30 cents pound
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-
ssron Favre sent him by cable copies OF the
against Victor Emmanuers occupation OF Rome m.
Yeiieys speech the time 1t was adopted anu '"o
torial comments In TIE TRIBUNE and one or TWO o'ne
,d,ny panera Count Mancni replied at length saying
that Il vonid embarrass Mr.. Kelley no less 'nsn
the italian II he should go to Rome no
esenatiye OF this country that IL woulu Do the
,tasant 10 all concerned and that, cohsiaeIths tTo
Cordial relations that bad existed between .,hing
cosnfries he was quite unwilling 10 see my uni An
grow up to disturb them without All effort 10 s,op was
fhjs CORES pondence by direction Of Count j the
snbnitiod through Baron Favre to Mr. Bayern nn
PRESIDENT They invited Mr. Kelley to come 70 and he
Ton The cerrespondence shown 10 hh as the
,ronptly said that he did not desire 10 eno"I sina
Administrator He thereupon wrote out h'S ,non bis
5ior n Was his original purpose TO stand upon ,h
rights He reasoned that as e was persona g' o the
American people, of which bis apgoln,nTns
evidence he should place upon the Italian -, 30 Itsiy
the burden rejecting him as persona ho'.
H,st The Inhibition OF the official cOrrespoidehee
his mind lie was not without expectation IT,, , hui he
other post of equal grade would be offered MN p eS
mad no posiye knowledge what place would Do ~
him until after he mad returned 10 New Iofk rtsdS
Hazard communicated him by telegraph on lnuiS"'
tie decis on 10 send him TO Vienna.
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bear came from the Cicero swsmpnear the cityand was
driven ont by the floods.
THE COURTS.
SEEKING TO REcrIFY ASSESSMENTS.

gEEKINQ TO AcoEocuLNAS'
Justice Barrett was applied to yesterday by
John c. Shaw and Z. ]. Meyers In behalf OF Mary u
Pinkney, who owns property in Tenh-ave, for man
danus TO compel the Board OF Assessors to ascertain the
proper cost of the grading paving. etc. Of Tenth-ave
above opehundred and and TO require them 70
Law their assessments accordingly disregardng the cost
certified to by the Controller and Commissioner OF PUP
lie Works BY assessing the basis OF the actual value
of the work there would DO left dencit
IN he made ND ont OF the city treasury MT Shaw nam
tanned that as the were by statute required
make a lust and equitable assessment they had, ny
Implication the right to inquire mic the manner III
which the charges for work done had accrued Assls
tant CORPORATION Counsel Cole insisted that the assessors
cond moi 90 outside the certificates Of cost sent TO them
Inv the ontro Ter and the Comnlssionerof Puzzle NOfk
The nroperty.Owners IL they objected, could go 20
Court and under the act Of 1888 ask FOR the eOrrcc
of the assessment. Mr.. Shaw replied that propery-
owners should be compelled to go 20 court 70 INV
uniust liens treated IN this way removed from
their property sJusce Barrett reserved ms decision
Tenth-aye from Ome-hundrcd and tenth ana Mammal,
tan sis was partly regulated gradrd curDed gutierrez
and tagged by days work and the tolal cost was CIT,
fed Ia me Board of Assessors ~ @l3oSS1 10 Ino
mart done by days set down as costing Tl<O
400 49, The of understanding Dy daS No.h W."
found upon investigation 70 be - OF cuhlc yhru hr
thai of the same kind OF work under contract Only
81 SO Other differences in COST equally GArhg' were
made apparent BY further inquiry.
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SIArE or TRADE


BALTIMORE. MAY I.-Cotton duJ Miuing. Obs. gloae
aa sro9I ana %sstsrn ssSlr - sy % M a.
Super s. 5lss3 75 10 s. oo9si 70: H. o 8raaiA
20 PaSUt % wSosssoatnsra higher Western acays
southern Red q 0j g;so l1Ssl ns Ne ass
81 Of j. 81 COS. Ssi ooIs june y oSls.i Os' July
wts Mac SsgT 80 g sSe s western
sTHi ,slac western Waite sfSi.e sisd .sS,S.
steady nscLiye Moss PorS ssso'oss Flea
fa0oo 'p Sasn sSs 2ooo basn sinpncaS. Wheat 500
bush: Cora; 900 bush saiOs-w haaI sO'ooO o1sh'
BOSTON. May I.-Four firm western supcrins. rs
@ S E1 q Was ~ pass5 Pss s SAsa Sa s see
steaner Yellow e teS s sEss d No. Nc % SEas .
shorts ana Mi iiisrs stesiy Provisions steady
700 obs .ses cSrn Soo od
Uais "a ~ bash. sb0rta 2lOO BUSH. Barley - BUSH
s. S"msi T. Fancy 81 o@ss IS Wheat easier No s
q Os Tesel9ts te9C shipments Loo sSsn S Srea ea s
KyeNo Fan I,c Barsy,E5tra No sRrins SSe a
BSiEmssIs srcidy shoulders - 5Ir sa1rtrie % %.
sbor, cieae 81 I2l Wh,ksy unchanged 81 -
a mos ana ss ase a So sS sS 200 as
w"s; sn.. NAY % PE.r AZ sAs. sqs
NnesoIs sats9a n 'H ,ss ~ a. 9S Ssr
MSsSt ACTIVE aS seaser sales RANGED Nay sCs
S.SSs a. "V co, 1ea asc xo spnas
soTns ~ e, 10 aaas g as 20 eel Nav a
&C. eios,pe az 1s, June sSl,G4gc- closing $3.50.
July. 4.sei9ssc- closing al 4 &C Oats ,ctlssi sa %
&c Juns 36ad3o7ac. closing nj 3jesc. Rye No. &C
Beriey- 2, 65So4c PORK lower Case ST. 4I0sll ~
sri G3la closing at sii Iuy. 81 % asll a. cosins
81 ~. Lard gnot sales rsnget Cash ~ eO9so s.1
asy 81 al g 49, SS'ss q Il s%a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - Sos, 30 short Rh - l1S
- y Gear 50 50dsJ So ReceDts-Fioar IUOOo
bplA whssl as.OOo bnsni c1rn ISioog ousL, o%e
ISL 900 Dnsa: Rye AOOU Bush Bartey i.uOO Shpnsnts
-Fiour $4,000 DDls. Wheat. $1,000 Oushs Cora $1,000
Oush. Oat4 4l.OOO 0ushs rye bVOO ousA bHief. WV
bush.
DETROIT May l.-wheat firm No White. 81 o5la. cash;
MAY Us u. June 81 OF: July, 81 Oob NO Rel Cash.
81 o. May, s o.; June 81 % NO Red 9Dc CoriiIso
& . 4oc ''''' y - -
MILWAUKEE May l,-wheat lower No. Cash s9sci
June 81 . July. 1890. Corn quiet Oats firm No SCSe
Sdlc Rye-No |, 7lo; Barley = u &c pIoyisions
Pr,ss steam Cash or Nay sisl. June sGa2 Butter
Chuce Creamery, l7lGl3c Cheese hest Crcan lOgilc
Eggs Fresh Ifail &c Receipts Flour J21o b1sl Wheat
900 bush; Barley. 24OO bu,h Salpmonts-Fiour 500
bills; Wheat. 7.OJj bush, Barley. $500 BUSH
pFDutA M May Corn irin High Mixed opsNJDtct
No Mixed eos0osc oa.s nTo NO Nv wnl'i ;o 10.
Tcc l6 OnO bush: oats 3zOOO busEs rye iuuo
bush shipments iOO0 bush JAS. SSooo BUSH rye
l5u0 BUSH >,.oo wv,
IS IS Is: Family 81 90 as oh cloice, 81 t5gdgs
fancy 81 SO0o 20 Patents - 5es5 % whea. aenvs 10
Red OS s asS so q as. Ss Ma Nav s9e, june sSsc
Ssc Rye nr@ at 81 20 Barley ,teldy a. SosIce sa;
ar al g. 1ly HrInir AMI uaolinyol Brsn III A. zee
zoe Corn Meal nrn AZ - % @hisky STEADY ~, ~ az
4 as OO Short 80 10 Lard nrm II 81 I0Ss5 p
Recsiuts--FcuL 1000 bbss What $4,000 bnsaS toln.
5000 oats $4,000 ousf Rye OeO Lns. Bsfs~s;
BUSH Cora. 10000 bush. oas 5000 Dasas rIA LOO
1GsL.; Barley. l.OOO bush
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nAsERAI1 KAR rHREA TENED.

A baseball war is again threatened between
the National League and the American Association The
reinstatement Of the backllse6 players who broke the
reserve rule violated their contracts Is the cause oil
the trouble Secretary wykon. Of the American Asso-
ciation las written TO President W. f. Young. OF the
League saying he cannot recognize the Leagues
action In reinstating these players at Its re-
cent meeting. President Young replies In
a letter dated at Washington, April
tina, he greatly surrss at YoS1y s wyk sSp
he considers that the League has the power Ito 10
ssass9 tss Is hardy necessary a hold
a meeting OF the Arbitration Committee 70 settle
any threatened trouble. The Leagne consequently re
fuses 10 reconsider It's action In rcnstang these players
and virtually tells the American Association TO declare
doobey follow shortly it is probable that meeting
OF number Of delegates from each body WIZ DO beia
and all difficulties settled Neither organization could
afford present, and the cooler heads IN both
bodies win probably settle all hostile ieeiings before
the Metropolitan Club Of this city out OF the American
Assoria ion and probably out OF existence. NO games
citation nntil the present troub.e Is removed.
The opening League game at the Polo Grounds yeser-
uay between the New Y.tk and Boston clubs aud the
game al Washington Park Brooklyn. between the Met
ropotau and Brooklyn clubs were postponed on account
OF the rain. Weather permitting. the same clubs viii
play to-day.
Boston, May l tSpeciaD.-A new baseball
nine was organized In this city yesterday but the club
as yet has not received any name II Is made up as fol-
lows: Pitcher. Johu L. Sullivan. the champion pugst
catcher Lou Brown; frst base, Grant; second base,
Pax. third base Bowman; shortstop. Brespahan; left
held Collins; centre Held Fannery right field, C2wen
Patsy Sheppard Is be- the manager u IS expected
thar the nine will make good showing this summer, AS
Il includes several OF strongest ball players In this
city.
wAsHNoros, May 1.-The game here today between
the National and clubs poorly contested
ana resulted in an easy victory for the home club The
National players batted the bali oil over the HELD The
score was Ms follows:
WI ling " " = " 49,
National. ---....-....... 3-lt
Bass hits Wilmington. s. National 49, Whining.
son. 81 Natio- al. T.
The ssbedule games at Philadelphia Baltimore. Kich-
rond several other places had 70 be postponed
aeeount of the ram Storm
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NOTES FROM STATE CENTRES.
ROCHESTER,.
LABOR TRoUBLEs-sTREET CARs-RoLLER
SKATING.
[Br rELEoRAPH 70 THE TRrBusE.|

IBr TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRrBuSE'
Rochester, May 1.-The differences between ,no
moulders of this city and their employers resulted tn'
morning in the men quitting work. There were ho
moulders at work at the Cooperative, ss, Ga!ushaS
and Mimi or Converse and Anstes foundries. men
employed in other branches OF the business were en-
gagged in finishing incomplete work. committee Oh
the men waited on the employers and held discussion
in regard TO the justice OF the proposed reduction Oh
wages. About 200 moulders went ont to-day.
The men returned to work at the Cox shoe factory at
moon TO-DAY. a satisfactory arrangement having been
H. Cberies Forbes. of the Free Academy has re-
ceiyed call 10 the chair of Natural Sciences IN Mac
alester College MINI. The position Is good one ant
the tender TO Professor FORBES Is hsu eonhPN0
which Is we'll Ceserved
This morning Captain Cleary assumed charge at
police headquarters OF the day patrol ana the ueteoo
iorce He acts as assistant TO Chief Mclean Captalh
William Keith performs the same duties during the
night There is be thorough reofganzat on OF INC
force and thirty additional men are to be added. 49,.
s A. Green formerly superintendent OF the hochester
CITY aud Brighton Street Railway Company, Dnt VINO
is now the chief in the enterprise lor inc
ton of the Citizens Street Railway Company, miYgu
in this city this morning from Boston. ne says tat
the new company will at once begin operations nhd
will lay its tracks first through st. Joseph.st a mum
Der of New England men are interested III the enter
prise and Mr. Green that there is no icK OIL money
behind the scheme. ,,,.
Judge Morgan has stopped the Ftzhugh roller,skat,
ing carnival, which announced Tor TINS week anu
at which 500 000 worth Of prizes were adyettSed 10
be given away among those purchasing tickets.
Judge decided that it was lottery scnene ie"oiHs
merchant was at the head of the enterprise. .
The police and cemetery authorities have cen unape
to discover the vaBdas who desecrated ana uei1ceu
the tomb OF General f. G. Marshall at Mount nope
Cemetery The mausoleum is TO he repaired by the
members of the old 18th Regiment
Major Daniel A. Sharpe was last me- eiecteu CON,
mander of O'Rourke Post No. 1, G. a. r. the Oldest
post in the United States. n
Rhea last night closed successful engagement al the
Onera House appea ing in Howard CARROTS new play.
&" An American Confess The Wilbur Opera Com
pany and Maggie Mitchell announced for next
reaE
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UIICi.
BAsEBALL-wEST SHORE REORGANIZATION
CHURCH.

CHURCH.
TBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE
UlIcA, May 1.-The Utica baseball club is now
organized and practising the Asylum grounds daily.
Tho Rev. Theodore Mas, Of ST. PauPs Church. has
accepted a call 10 st. Marks Lutheran Church, at
Syracuse.
Judge Merwu has decided that the estate Of the late
Arthur b. johnson. of Utica. must make good the
annuity fund provided by the will OF his father.
Lawrence j. Burke. OF Palmyra. a brakeman was
killed on the West Shore road Saturday by falling
from the train.
The Utica bondholders of the West shore road have
determined TO JOIN the plan OF reorganization proposed
by the New York bondbolders.
The Common Council has asked the Legislature for
permission TO raise $4,000 pay debts contracted last
year. Assemblyman Steber declines to introduce the
bill unless it Is recommended by all the Aldermen and
city officials The Mayor has vetoed the resolution
recommending the passage OF such a law.
memorial window has been placed IN the Lutheran
Church of the Redeemer Tor the late Dr. C. r. Krauth
of the philadelphia Lutheran Theological Seminary.
T. W. Lyman, for some time freight agent OF the
Utica and Black River Railroad in Utica, has been APP
pointed contracting freight agent with headquarters at
WATERFOWL.
Maggie Mitchell played here on Wednesday evening
TO a large audience.
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TIA Erie second consols declined from 54is $3.50
54 and the first 7s sold at seller 10 days Canada
Chicago and St Louis first 6s we're weak at 77976 and
West shore rst 81 declined to 29s Morris and Esses
Nashville general 6s were of from 90ia 90is rsts
sSs HSD S %
debenture 5s were easier at 81 ex coupon Northern
The business OF the sub-Treasury for the the week
ended tonight includes receipts of O90292 ard pay
o. sssSa sSs Showing
apparent gala of $2s0,051 But deductng from the
Tor certain items Of transfers which only affect the Sub
Treasurys account with the General Treasury Its true
tom. sovstei "' ReeeInts S9s1S $40 navmeDts
si,Iss6el currency balance. s2S,ss7i94: coin pal
The ocalluoney market remains unchanged and easy
at 101l9 per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was as follows;
Exchanges, ST. 1895, 342 balances S4,774.252.
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-day
the customs receipts were S555375 and the internal
revenue receipts were $57l,356.
at unchanged quotations for business are as follows
Bankers bills 81 s64 and "a ssl4 for long and short
949 aud 95 for relchmarks; 40 aud 40l for guders.
Today being holiday in London, no quotations were
100000 bullion balance. Bar silver advanced I'D. 10
sod per ounce AT Paris French per cents rose from
Messrs Frederick c. Renncr and Hans sommerhofr
general partners, with Mr.. G. r. WOerishofer special
Ing brokerage and dealers In stocks, bonds etc. under
me od hrm name Oh WOerlsnoHer & 20" ~ NO oz EA-
change place.
Imports OF dry-goods at New-YorK:
1881 1885, oolsSs5;
Entered ~ the mort S2,258l25 Sl056.I9l sl03o 433
Thrown on market... lisO.276 l.s7S2Oy lS43'S29
Entered al tue port. 46sO8678 43GO7597 s67sS26J
Thrown market. 46,693,zA 44,s19O7I 3776il35
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
The public debt statement issued to-day shows net
reduction for April in the total debt, less cash in the
Treasury, Of 1897. $40 The in the actual
ah bal waa whIch bPnCg IL a
S23 The following compares the statements Of
April and Mayl:
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Nav 1.-C0mmander }. Z.
Watson has been ordered as equipment officer at the
New York Navy Yard aud Assistant Surgeon A h went
worth TO the receiving ship St Louis. Commander
George W. Coffin has been detached from command Oh
the Alert and ordered to the NewYork Navy Yard rs
Inspeetor OF Ordinances Lieutenant O. T. Rees from the
Alert and placed on waiting orders Lieutenant N H.
Usher from the aud ordered TO duty in the Bureau
of Equipment and Recruiting; Lieutenant Charles H.
Amsde from the Alert and ordered to duty IN the Nal
fical Alu snno office Passed Assistant Surgeon T. II.
Green ro the Alert aud ordered to duty in the Museum
of Ev.sirue: Passed Asst Engineer George H.
Kearnrv from the Alert and ordered to temporary eS
periinents duty at the New York Navy Yard; fassen
Assistant Surgeon O. G. Lppineott from the st. LOUIS
and placed ON waiting orders.