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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-24
The National sociaiistic Committee Issue
0u Address.

NEW YORK. April 23-The National
Socialstic Committee have issued an ad-
dress bearing upon the celebration of
the Washington Inaugural Centennial.
They point TO various respects in which
the ideas entertained by the founders OF
the Republic have not been realized, and
deprecate the prevailing tendency to sup
press this side of the picture and 10 un-
duly emphasize the more obvious facts
of increased population and wealth.
The mere increase Of wealth, they in
sist. cannot be considered proof Of gen
uine progress. The real test would be
as 10 whether wealth distributes itself
equally: whether opportunities to ac-
Quire il are equally accessible TO all,
and whether or not there IS danger
of the introduction Of class distluc-
tions founded upon differences in wealth.
IL is upon substantial economic indie
pendence of the citizen az well a. upon
his political independence that the true
hope of a people rest Looking at the
situation from this point Of view tla adj
dress declares that there is much reason
for serious apprehension. The document
is very moderate in tone, and asserts
that all reforms must rest upon the
spread Of correct ideas among the people.
We are considered TO be wOfully igno-
rant of the economic laws which govern
societies, and appeal is made for careful
study OF the arguments Of leading
socialistic writers in favor OF changed
industrial system
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4 FAMINE IMMINENT.


Z
Xix.
GrruarF. OKLAHOMA, April 23.-The
first homestead entry filed at Guthrie
was that of Mark : Cohn, OF Fort
smith. Ark. The first soldier To ME
dccaratOry statement was Benton lur'
ner. who was a private in Company !,
Sixth Illinois Cavalry.
Yesterday three town site entries
those OF Guthrie. Oklahoma City ana
Edmunds-and tWenty-One soldiers de-
elaratorv statements were filed
At 1928 o'clock Wm Johnson, heading
the lille procession at the land office,
laid down rough chart of Guthrie ana
fled ID as q town site This was the first
naper presented Four land office clerks
from Washington arrived YESTERDAY TWO
to be stationed at King Fisher and TWO
here. Land Registrar Ollie stated this
morning the King Fisher land olice
would moi be open until Thursday.
About . o'clock yesterday afternoon
+. T. Compis was shot and mofiaiiy
wounded Nv an unknown mai, who
claimed prior right to his claim.
Compis lived half an hour, and his
.tory of the murder is about as fol
low. Tie and his partner had
entered Guthrie on ponies All the
lois were gone and they bad swum the
Cottonwood and had staked claim As
thew were driving the last stake a fellow
was discovered in the bushes on the bank
of the creek. This man said he had al.
ready siaked the claim Compis and
his partner offered 10 divided
no this The fellow objected. and warn.
ed them that he would shoot if they did
not leave Compis paid no attention 10
mis- threat. and declared that he should
sleep ON that claim Half an hour after
ward Compis was shot by The hrsi
claimant Themurderer pot away before
Compis companion could realize what
had been done.
Compis partner and sympaihIhlng
boomers gave the diving man all the at
tention possible, and buried his remains
in the bushes.
owing to the peculiar situation II Is
not likely the murderer VIII be appfe-
hended.
After 4 o'clock Yesterday, and during
the NIGHT. there was much suffering on
account of the scarcity Of water. The
water in the cottonwood is red Win
mud and a famine seems Imminent.
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ROANOKE.
ABudse, of news from the Magic City,

ROANOKE. Va, April 22-Messrs
Abram May and stephen Turner, highly
respected citizens OF Franklin county
are dead.
Mr.. 4. l.. Pedigo, representative OF
Henry county in the House of Delegates
contemplates locating in this city.
The Baptists Of this city are making
the preliminary arrangements for erect
ing beautiful house of worship.
4 few DAYS ago A. l.. Davis and George
TAYLOR. of Pulaski county, had Difficult
ty which brought several other parties
into contact. some OF whom were under
the influence Of liquor at the time. Tay.
lor and Davis fired four shots each, none
Of them taking effect. Officers succeed
ed in arre.iing the former, but he made
his escape and has not been heard OF
since
The fight over the Roanoke postoilice
grows more interesting every day.
Messrs. A. :. Asberry, who was removed
by President Cleveland, and William A.
Pattie. formerly postmaster At Warren
ton. va. are the principal competitors,
with the chances in favor OF the former
who is backed by Malone and McCaull.
The latter is supported by Lewis, Cam
eron, Brady and Moshv.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
CONMIsstOSER SANDS OFFICE,
GODDIs HALL. Con. llrn AND BANK STs..
kiCHAoND, VA. April .. 1859.


GODDIs HALL. Cor. llrn AND B,NK sTs..
kicH~oND, VA, April .. 1859.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF the
j COUNTY OF ntNRiCO.
Hines &c. rs Marlborough SC, and Buffn &c.
ts. Lyme, sc.
TO H. R. BUM. Thomas J. .Yg5rough' anf
others;
By decree pronounced In the above named
suit on the 5ih day Of April by the Circuit
Court OF HonricO. u was adJsdgcd. ordered
and dccrccd that the two said causes hc re-
ferred 90 one OF the commissioners tDf this
Court % enquire and report:
'.l.t. OF what real estate the said Thomas j.
YarbOrOugh aud A. H. Bufin are seized and
possessed, and what Is tho fee simple and AN
nual value thereof.
-. An account of the valid and suhsistiug
liens thereon ana together " IN the srier OF
n cir priOrifics. n any. aud whether the rents
and profits Of The said real estate will pay on
aud sat Ny the sali liens thereon IN nys days.
I'D What proportion OF the debts. due tho
siii uiainufs set up and de-crbcdiin the saii
petition $50 the SUIT 81 the Bahin -. Tyne. and
the bill iu the suit Of llancs a.. Marlborough.
| Tho a. J. va borough and 4. II. Buhin scNe-
rally owe a. principals and what a. suret,es.
9Th. Any other matter deemed pertinent by
] the SAID tommis.lOnfr AMI required by any
| party n interest tO be- specially stated.
! And the SAID Commissioner shalt publish
notice o. the time apd place appointed by him
| foe the execution OF tni- decree once a week
for four success i've weeks IN some newspaper
| pub ishei IN the city Of Richmond"
| TAhE NoIICy. That shall proceed. az my
Office, on the 24th day Of May. loss AZ tho
! hour I 4 A. VI. 10 execute SAID decree. when
aud where you may attend. II you think proper
( 20 do 80. Very resl ecttuly,
WM. II. SANDS. Commissioner.
PAGE 4 CARTER pa. ap2iwsw
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Item. from King and Queen.


Cr,NoR. KiNo AND QUEEN, April
% AT latest date Mr.. p. I. Woodward
and Mrs Woodward, of Saluda, both OF
whom had been III, were thought better.
They are in the skilled hands OF DR.. W.
:. Christian. Their daughter, Mrs.
Wapls. of Acsomac, and son, Mr. b.
" Woodward of Wingo Elicit y Crump,
were with them
Major J X Baghy has been sick, but
T. up again.
Mr G. T Fleet lost valuable horse
saturday night
We hear that cards are out for the
prospective marriage of Todd Robins.
Esq, a prosperous young merchant OF
this county, formerly OF Gloucester, to
one OF the fairest and best Of our girls.
Y y
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LNNCHBrRG.
Death of Well Known citizen-Gold
excitement in frankiin County.
I~p. ci4l 10 the TIMES

Excitement in frankiin County.
Isn. cial 10 the TIMES
LYNcnnrRG, Va, April % - Mr.
Thomas If. Simpson, well-known and
popular manager of the opera-house of
this city and Roanoke, died this morn
ng, after an illness Of only few days,
aged eighiy-nine.
A reliable telegram was received here
last night from Rocky Mount Franklin
county. announcing the discovery, eight
miles from that place, of rich gold
mine. which, according 10 the telegram
promises 90 pan ont better than anything
ever vet discovered In Virginia. Great
excitement prevails among the people in
the neighborhood, and 100 shares of the
stock in the syndicate were taken in
single day with lease on property and
sale positively refused at any price.
Citizens are panning ont the discovered
dust rapidly Oh their own hook.
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A Turbulent Meeting

EDrNBuRo, April PA turbulent
meeting of the Edinburg Council was
held to-day on the question OF confer
ring the freedom of the city on Mr.. Par
nell. \ division was finally taken, re-
sulting in the passage OF resolution
Offering the freedom of Edinburg TO the
Irish leader by vote of II to l3 Upon
the announcement of the vote the Lord
Provost declared that the minority
would not assist in what they considered
would be an injury to the city, and, fur.
thermore, that no man Of honor would
accept the freedom Of a city thus given.
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rn.tmnstcr- Anpnin ed.

WAsHlNeroN, April 98.-The Presi-
dent to-day appointed the following
named postmasters
Alabama-Thomas J. Baly. Bessemer ;
Miss Mary Pittelo, Uniontown; Charles
Raisler. Athens William Kel-
sey. Temple. Tennessee-Erwin II.
Matthews. Athens. North Carolina
Archibald Brady. Charlotte Missis-
.ippi Samuel VI. Harvey, oxford Mary
simpson. Passchrisiians. Md Hamilton
Old1eld, Ellicott city. Florida Carl c.
(rippen Eusiis
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His Remain. pevoured by sharks.

WAsuINGToN, April 23.-lnformation
has been received at the State Depart
ment from the nited states Consul at
Paramarlio that Arthur Sawyer, of
Charlestown, Mass. second mate of the
brig Eugene Hale. Of Calais, Maine, was
drowned on the morning of February
2jth last i'm the Swinam river, within
abopt twenty feet of the wharf Every
effort WAS made 10 save the unfortunate
man, but without avail. 1t is supposed
the remains were deyoured by sharks.
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ARRANGING THE DETAILS OF THE
TRIP.
The Programme for President Harrison's
visit to- the Centennial.

WAsHISeToN, d. c., April 23.-George
". Boyd assistant general passenger
agent OF the Pennsylvania railroad.
called at the White House to-day, 10 ar
range with Private Secretary haltord'
the details Of the trip of The President
and party from Washington TO Eliza
beihport, next Sunday night. The Penn.
slyyana railroad will provide a special
train for the President and his family,
tie members Of the Cabinet and the
Judges of the Supreme Court.
This train will consist Of yestlbule
combination car, four yeslibule sleepers,
vestihule dining cal, and for the Presi-
dent aud his family, a private car. The
train will be made up in the Baltimore
aud Potom4c depot at o'clock Sunday
evening. Ii will leave the depot at /
o'clock Monday morning, arriving at
Elizabeth at : O'clock. At Elizabeth the
President and a few Of his party vii be
entertained at breakfast by Governor
Green. of New Jersey.
At 9.30 the train will start Tor Lliza'
bethport, where the party will go on
board the vessels waiting for them
there Returning the same special tram
will leave New York at +. NJ. Wednes
day next, arriving at Warrington at
u NJ
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FROM WASHINGTON.
ONE CASE OF YELLOW FEVER RE.
PORTED.
4 SAILORS REMAINS DEVOURED
By SHARKS
posi- asTEgs APPOfSTED NEsTER-
DAY By THE PREsIDENT.
Base Rail- Games Ne-terday-star Route
Postofiices At Ok1ahoms-r Piifer.
ing- of "A Postal Cierk-Nsvsl Officers
Attached and Ordered.

WAsHINGToN, ID. c., April 23.--Sur-
geon- General Hamilton, of the Marine
Hospital Bureau, to-day received tele-
gram from Or. Daniels. president of the
Florida State Board OF Health, stating
that a case of yellow fever has broken
out in Sanford, Fla, and he has taken
every precaution to prevent the spread
of the dist -se.
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WINCHESTER. KY. April 23-Buck
Combs. u noted desperate of Brcathii
county. was shot and killed Saturday
afternoon by George spencer in Mont
gomery county Combs fired several
shots into the store where Spencer was,
and the latter returned the fire with a
shotgun, killing Combs instantly. Last
November Combs killed Lewis Taulbee,
a cousin of Congressman Taalbee, and
on being refused bail, broke Jail and
openly def cd the officers.
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Sfreet-Car Strike Ended.

MlNNEAroLs, MINN., April 23.-The
street-car strike is virtually ended. The
men are weakening Twenty of the old
men on the Universal avenue line went
TO work on the company's terms this nj
teruoon. signing the iron.clad agreement
TO cut loose from all labor organizations.
/, is thought that there will be general
break in the lines of the strikers tomor-
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The IIawes Trial.

BrEMrNGHAM, ALA, April e3.-ln the
trial of Dick Hawos for the murder OF
his daughter, motions were argued and
denied to-day for change of venue and
TO ouash the indictment. Eleven jurors
had been secured when the court ad-
iourned ilawes is also under indici-
ment for killing his wife and another
daughter
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Inmrth -(la.. Postmasters.

WAsHrNGroN, d. c., April 2S.--Fourth.
class postmasters were today appointed
A. follows Alabama-Andrew j. lngle,
at Double Springs George II. Hughes,
AZ Flint. North Carolina-Moses Patcr-
son. at Day Book; Robert H. Taylor, at
Custer: Thomas LAWSON AT Hot Springs,
William Perkins, at Paradise; X. ;.
Crews, at salem Chapel; lsaacJ. + Jones
al WalkeriOWn.
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c.pitaii,,s In Route 60 Roanoke.

T"I'T-' ~ - 7'7'- 7 '''7'-
ROANOKE, VA, April %. -EX-5enaior
Henry G. Davis, Of West Virginia, and
stephen Elkins, accompanied by num-
Der Of friends and capitalists, will arrive
in the city at $40 a. NJ. tomorrow, en-
route to inspect the Pocahonias coal
fields
Gold in paying quantities has been
discovered in Franklin county, OCCASION
inc much excitement
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A Farewell Banquet to Mr. Whitelaw
Reid

New YORK, April 23.-Mr. Whiielaw
Reid, the new Minister to France, was
rendered farewell banquet this evening
by the Delta Kappa Epsilon Club Ex-
Judge Granville =. Hawes presided,
and among the guests were Calvin ;.
Brice, IL. f. Rowland, Almon Goodman,
Theodore g. Strong, julius Chambers,
f. 5. Rapallo and Lewis 5. Burchard. a
number of felictious speeches were
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A Negro IynCbed.

LYNcHnuRG, April 23.-A special re-
ceiyed here this morning from Halifax
c. H., reports the lynching last night at
that place OF negro charged with an
atrocious assault upon young lady OF
that village. The assault was committed
yesterday, and vengeance followed
quickly.
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A DefauIting Treasure r.

DENVER. CoL., April PA special to
the Republican,, from Durango, states
that +. F. Burgess, the treasurer OF that
place. is defaulter TO the extent OF Sl2,-
600 ON promise of being released
from custody, he paid over to the city a
certificate of deposit for $500. When
released he at once set out for New
Mexico. Officers are on his trail.
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4 Fafal Jnnn.

CHICAGO, April 93-lIenry Kurz, a
patient in the Presbyterian hospital
Jumped out of the third story of that in
sttntion about 1 o'clock this morning
and was almost instantly killed. The
unfortunate man is thought TO have been
temporarily insane, OF az least dellrious
He had been brought to the institution
Sunday night, suffering from rheuma
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A Heavy Robbery.

ELxnARr. IsD., April 23.-The safe in
the law office of Hubbell & Conley was
robbed last Sunday night and notes and
money amounting to 5000 taken. Yes
terday afternoon George Jones, young
colored man, was arrested for the crime
and confessed
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Ihe Alumni of the University OF Virginia

WAsIINcroN, d. C., April 23-On
Friday next meeting of the Alumni Of
the University of Virginia will be held
AT the residence of Professor Cabell, m
this city. and on the day following a
general meeting of the alumni will be
held at the National Museum. \
thousand invitations have been sent out
The object of the meeting is to form a
national association The university
was founded by Thomas Jefferson.
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A rirht wllh mnngnrIan-.

Mr CARMEL hi. April e3.-Lasi
night the borough officers. who had az
rested several drunken llunealians ior
disotdery conduct, were attacked by
other Hungarians, who attempted res
cue. During the fight which ensued
John Shorns. Hungarian, was killed,
and others were seriously injured. \
dozen Hungarians were finally lodged IN
The pOlice-staiiOn.
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ST. LOUIS, April 2S.-A' one-room
frame house, belonging TO Edward
Mounts, seven miles south of Marshall,
Mo. was destroyed by fire yesterday. In
II perishcd two OF Mounts little girls,
Flos.y and Rosa aged four and seven
respectively Mounts and his wife werc
out ON the iarm AT work
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE TYKE TIE wINNER.

LONDON, April 23.-At the Manchester
Easter stecple-chascs and hurdle-races
to-day the race for the Jubilee handicap
hurdle-racc of ! 900 soyereigns was won
lax the Tvke
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LIrrLr Rock. ARK, April 23-War-
ren TAYLOR. arrested for interfering with
the Congressional elections at Plummer-
willie. has made a confession. lie says
that 4. c. Wells, \. # Darrell, j. :.
Woods. Deputy Sheriff Bentley and him
self carried oA % ballot-boN and burned
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nR- G. SMITH. DENTIST, ABB ~
- Broad street. KichmOnd. is daily
using ~tclnaus local auasthetic Tor extract
iug teeth the best kuOwn alleYlatOr II pam
of the profession. lie has the "Ariurifo ifh'
% lts Use la the city VI hie hm0ud.
ted c9tgfn
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Fifteen Thousand Dollar Fire

Rock ISLAND, Ill, April 23.-The
stables of the Moline aud Rock Island
Horse Railroad Company, owned 10y the
IIplmes syndicate, Of Chicago, were de-
siroved by fire last night, entailing loss
of $l5. 900. Forty-two horses perished.
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oil Market Panicky.

New YORK. April e3-The oil market
on the Consolidated Exchange has been
in semi panicky state all day, owing 10
conflicting rumors in regard TO the utill'
zation of Lima oil for Illuminating pur
fa.aa
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WAsnlNGroN, ID G., April % Second
Assistant Postmaster-General Whitfield
stated to-day. that during the coming
week hs would establish in Oklahoma
Territory several "star route" mail
routes from the railroads into the in
terror. Ii is probable that one or more
may be established tomorrow or Thurs
IuN
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DUVAL & NORTONS CELEBRA-
rpm ITnHNE TONIC

nUVAL IL NORTON'S CELEBRA-
~ TED HORSE TONIC,
for Horses. Mules, Cattle. sc. Cures scratches
i'm dogs. warranted 10 cure chicken and hoy
cholera Read what those who have used II
have 10 say
,ieOrge .. smith. Atlees. Hanover county
Va, says DayM >orton's Horse Tonic
is the best tonic I'VE ever used.
H. c. Alexand E. Old Church. Hanover
county, Va, says TOO much cann)t bc said I'D
praise OF Duval n NOrtOn's Horse Tome.
John L. Curtis. Warwick Z. H.. Va. think
il almost indispensable 10 our raising hogs.
jos. T. 6arfow. Warwick, c. H.. Va, says
II is the best remedy | ever saw for chicken
cholera, as dozens OF MY neis hbots will testify.
4. 4. Campbell, NanAgOhlck. King william
county. va: had a valuable dog with
scratches which ! had give up 10 die a few
doses OF the Tonic made 4 complete cure.
Price. y and - cents pcr bottle. For salt
by all druggists. sample bottle by mail iOf
ss cents IN stamps. l.. Z. REEVE co,
Richmond Va
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is Power

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THE TRUE ALCHEMY THAT TURNS
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THE WANTS or OUR CUSTOMERS
THAT ENABLES rs TO MAKE AND PRO
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JACKSONVILLE, FLA, April 2S.-Presi-
dent Daniel of the State Board OF
Health, has gone to investigate the al
legged case OF yellow fever AT Sanford.
The authorities are taking ample pre-
cautions TO prevent the appearance OF
the disease here, and no apprehension is
fnlf
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The Daily Times will

The " Daily Times " viii.
~ soon as praCtiCablc,
move ifS entire plant ami
office 10 the first ho0r os
the large aud C0snnodi0us
huilding No. 9Oi East Vain
street. recently occupied
Nv WIN. Mitchell Il 90.
WaVing added largely 60
The former outfit, the
- DaiIy Times ~ nov pre-
pared Ia fulfil all thc rc-
auisitcs OF a live, progress
i've newspaper.
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Jumped From the brooklyn Brlpge.

Nsw YORK, April 23.-At $50 this
evening Patrick Carroll, a shoemaker,
aged twenty-six years, jumped from the
BROOKLYN bridge into East river. He
was picked up bya tug, and on being
brought ashore was arrested. He was
taken to a hospital.
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NEW YORK, April 23.-By 10 o'clock
this morning the mayors order to re-
move telegraph poles from Broadway,
above Fourteenth street, had been
obeved 20 the letter. The last pole TO
fall on that thoroughfare was at the cor
ncr Of Tweniy-liith street Two big
poles on the corner Of Forty-second
street and Fifth Avenue fully one hun
dred fae- hlgh were also removed.
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I.n,o.y in Wi-son.ih.

GALESA, Ill, April pa case OF
leprosy has been discovered at spring
Lake Wis. The victim is woman
The character of the disease is well
marked
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Ss,ai omcer, pe,aehea and Ordered

WAsnlNGToN. April 23.-The follow
ing naval officers haze been detached and
ordered as follows Lieutenant Walter
c. COwles. from the uayyyard, Wash
inrs)n. and ordered go the kearsage ,
Lieutenant H. W Harrison, from steel
inspectors duty at Piitsburg, and or
dered to the lroquois May 10Th; Lieu
tenant Jesse VI Roper, from Naval
Academy, and ordered to instruction in
torpedo service May lst; Lieutenant
James ". Oliver, from naval ordnance
proving ground, is also ordered TO in
siruction in the torpedo service; Lieu
tenant Charles \. Clarke from the receig
ing ship Independence, to the lroquois ;
Ensign William B. Fletcher, from steel
inspection duty at Pitsburg, to the
lrouuois, May l2th; Assistant Surgeon
George B. Wilson, from Naval Hospital,
Mare Island, to the lroquois May iith,
and Passed Assistant Engineer John =.
lIannum. from the nayy-yard, Norfolk,
TO the Iroquois, May 18th.