Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-30

The MILITARY ACADEMY.-The following
is list Of cadets who were examined. found
qualified, and admitted to the military acad-
envy at West Point on the LIST OF September
William III. Rapley, ID. C; Lorenzo l.. c
Brooks, Iowa; Harrison W. Browder, Ky;
Thomas Corse, Ky; J. fl. G. Wilcox. Ky;
Thomas l.. Lewis, La Charles Moves
Mass; Edward ii. Browne, Mich; Edwin J
Jolley, Mo; George l. Converse ir, O lio:
James +. Runcise, Ohio; James NJ RropIey
ard Timothy b Clemens, Pa; NJ. j. j Jenkins,
:. c; Allen X. Jordan, do: John L. GooiaII
Edward 7. Jones, Tenn. John III. WooIs'
Charles II. Pearls, w. Va; Thomas A Bing
ham, Louis GOrescte, Guy +. Heise. John q
Lngen6eel and VIM. b. Reynolds, at large
The following Congressional districts -
not represented at the Academy by reason
OF the graduation of cadets or failure of can-
dldates To pass the requisite examination
invitations have been sent TO the members
OF Congress representing them TO ma ke nom
nations To fill the vacancies before the 18th
OF April next 10th Mass; Sd La; 81 Ark /:
It'll, "a, 7Ln, 2lst and 18th n. Y; 18th aud 25II,
Pa Sd and 5th S. c.; 5th Wis; nth Ohio: 7th.
18th end 18TH Ill; 4th and LIST Ind; 9th Iowa
9TH and 9th Va; Sd KY; Sd and 9Th Ala; Ari-
9h Ga Stb Is s M NSna "a "a a.. Fda IL, Sth and
4th Mo Montana; 81 n. H; list 81 and 9Th
n. j.; 81: 9TH, sth, 18th, 22d, Goth and 9th N
Y; 4th y. c.; 9th Ohio; 18th, 10th and DIST
Pa-' LIST X l.; 4th Va; It'll Wis; 18th Mass
JOURNALISM IN WAsHINGroN-T is
or rather promises TO be considerable actiy-
ity In the newspaper field of Washington this
fall, If only one half the reports current on
the subject turn out to be true. First, there
is said TO be such a change in the ownership
OF the Chronicle as Will lead to the retirem ant
OF the present editor OF that paper and the
ming OF that position by Mr.. Corkhill, on
his return from Europe. Rumor also has Ia
that the Tribune has been sold. by the assO-
citation that started 1t to Mr.. R. c. Hewitt. of
this city. and that Ii will be conducted here
after by Mr. q. X. Harris In the editorial chair
and DR.. +. T.. Howe in the business depart-
ment. Whether the promised daily ReraIf
Will make Its appearance this season or not
Is not yet fnlly decided, we believe; but. ac-
corning 10 announcements heretofore made
q new morning and also another evening
paper Will make their appearance within a
day or two. In addition to these rumor has
IL mat the Richmond Enquirer Is shortly To
be removed to this city, TO be published as a
nrst-class democratic daily, and there is the
same authority for the sta tement that the
Fairfax Nelcs Is also 10 be transferred here
and converted into such a paper as the Ma
ttonU Inteui9encer used to be, and Ii is not
certain, we understand, that the new ven
ture VIII not also take on that name. Count
Ing what papers are now published here, the
prospect Is, IL only one half the promises
bear fruit. that, for city of less than $50 900.
washington will be remarkably well sun
piled with newspapers. Whether ali could
be well supported Is another question; but 10
journalism, as in all other professions there
IS said TO be always plenty of room at the
top.