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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-06
The Fifth Victim Dead.

PITTSBURG, October 6.-Wm. Orto, the fifth
victim to surrender To the terrible effects OF the
boiler explosion at the Solar iron works. died
last night. At least two more of those scalded
are believed TO have received injuries from
which they cannot recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-06
General Foreign News.

SUING LABoUCHERE FOR DAMAGES
DUBLIN, October Ga Judge to-day allowed
Alderman Alfred W. Ferris of this city n writ
I'm suit for libel against Mr. Henry Iabou-
chere, editor Of the London Truth. The Often
sive article complained OF, IL IL alleged, accused
the plaintiff of shady money transactions In
negotiating loans. Mr.. Ferris claims $50 600
damages.
BELGIUM HAS NOT WITHDRAWN
BRUSSELS, October 6-The report recently
published 10 the effect that Belgium had with
drawn from the Latin monetary convention An
officially denied to-day.
A CABINET MEETING IN LONDON
LONDON. October 6.-Thc cabinet met today
ana discussed the bulgarian question and
affairs i'm ireland. The Marquis OF Salisbury in
Dictated 10 tho other cabinet officers the line OF
argument he would take In the address which
he Is 10 deliver tomorrow at the national CON-
sentative conference 10 be held M Newnort
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Cold Wenther Inn Cam.tl..

OTTAWA, ONT, October Cit froze hard at
Mattawa last night, and to-day the thermome-
ter stands at 30 degrees above zero. snow com.
menced to fall there at 1I:3o O'Clock this
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-06

Minister Fosters Recent Mission.
NEGOTIATIONS LOOKING TO FREER COMMERCE.
WITH SPANISH COLONIES.
1t Is learned that Minister Fosters recent
negotiations with Spain did not have In view
another reciprocity treaty, as was supposed, but
looked to the establishmentof freer commercial
relations between the United States and the
Spanish colonies, and especially TO the lessening
OF INC annOyances and mitigating the onerous
subject In trading with Cuba. There is reason
TO believe that Minister Foster succeeded In hls
denied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-06

OTTAWA, ONT. October 6.-The Imperial gov.
ernment have presented thirteen six-pound
bronze cannon for a statue OF the Indian chief.
Joseph Brant. The only other instance I'm re-
cent years of the free gift ol guns for such pur.
pose was for a statue of the prince consort I'm
the Albert memorial. Brant was one Of the
English allies during the American war of
lSlo
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FA11 Opening.
10

7l9 7l9
FA1L OpEs1Sa.
=
NEW AND sEAsoNABLE GOODS.
On TUESDAY. OCTOBER g. we will display the
Latest Novelties In Black Dress Goods Black and Col
ored Velvets, Dress Trimmings Buttons, Embroiders
les, Laces. Handkerchief, Nets Ribbons, Gloves,
Braids. etc.
E G. DAVIS,
719 Market Space, cor. 9Th St
Our Eastern buyer has just returned from New
ing goods specially adapted to the wants Of the best
BLACK DRESS GOODS
We have added largely to this department, and can
show all the newest and most desirable styles II Silks
ton Bison Robes, Tufted Robes. Embroidered Robes,
in sas. ssfk s0a
fish and scotch Goods In gray mixtures; Lupins cele
tailOr-made Suits.
TRAININGS
mings will be largely used this season. We have them
from SIC to IS per yard. in all styles and colors We
nile Frinses, Moss Trinimings. Beaded Gimps and
ETinges Drop Trimmings, Fur TRIMMINGS, etc. our
Colored Velvets Is worthy of special mention as they
were bought recently al less than of
we have full lines at 00c 81 Is and 81 IS yard
AL good value and cannot be matched at the price.
RIBBONS
We are acknowledged Headquarters flor Ribbons
All widths and colOrs can be found in our stock We
Sell an allSilk Satin and GrOS Grain Ribbon. good
quality, No. at l2c, No. IL at 15c. per yard satin
and Velvet Ribbons very cheap Fancy Ribbons
Watered Ribbons all the latest novelties.
HANDKERcHIEFs.
We are offering all-Linen Hemstitched Handker-
Chief very fine quality at l1C., worth Csc We have
beautiful new styles In Fancy Hemstitched and En-
broidered Handkerchiefs at DC: fine COlOred BOr-
dered Handkerchiefs At 12c.. former price 2lc ALL
Linen, new styles, COl0red- BOrdered Hemstitched
Hand Embroidered Handksrchiefs Tor S35 TO SO
each.
NEW DEPARTMENT.
We have just added to our stock an elegant line Of
We invite attention Superior makes aud low prices
Will be the features Of this department. We
have also added Q complete line of Table Linens
Towels Napkins, Doylies, Tray Cloths, etc.; in fact
everything in the way Of Table Linen. suitable for
hotels and families.
Our stock Of Embroideries LAces Plain and Beaded
Nets, Kid and Cashmere Gloves, Black MerinO Cotton
and silk Hosiery, Plain and Fancy Braids Quilted
SIX and satin l1ninss soaps, Perfumery, Fancy
only reliable goods and will guarantee styles quality
and prices.
New Goods received every day.
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Northwest Corner Psaasylvania Ava and llth st. BY
The Evening S:ar Newspaper Company,
GEO. w. ADAMS, Prss't

Trr Evr~rNo STAR n served TO subscribers In the
ety carriers their account, at 10 cents
week or 44c. per month. Copies az the counter, 2
eentp each BY maf-postage prepaid-6O cents .
month one wear S. six months. B.
Entered at the Post once st Washington D. C. Is
second-ciass mail matter.
THE WEEKLY SrAR-publishe6 on Frday-$l .
year postage prepaid. Six months so cents
A. All mail subscriptions must be paid in advances
10 paper sent longer than Is paid for
Rates of advertising made known on application.
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. WllkEsnARRE, PA, October 6.-The ma
uonal grand lodge OF the Junior American Pro-
Iestant association IL I'm session here to-day.
Ihere are forty past masters from various parts
oi the state present. The session will continue
tor TWO days, during which time Right Worthy
orano Master VIM. WEBSTER of CatasauQua. will
Iresioe, Inc erection T officers tor the ensuing
year viii take place tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-06

The American Protestant Assoctastea.

NEw YORK, October 8.--The explosion OF the
mines NJ Flood Rock in the East river has been
nxed Tor saturday next at IL a. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-06

Ill; HaoST n THE SoUTH.-A dispatch from Ash
s,nr f. ~ says that frost occurred in that SEQ
t LOU n.Onuay morning. A fog In some parts OF
the country protected the tobacco from dam
Tou = = that Of the nm
been cured. Sunday Was coi and tti1
sna y NJ novel sight TO see the best planters
WEI iur .Orce at work cutting ana hOusine the
cry, Ala. - 80 a.s'ala
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Importunate Pennsylvanians.

lmpOrtunate Pennsylvamians.
THE KEYSTONE STATE DELEGATION AGAIN ON
HAND.
The Pennsylvania delegation is again on
hand to fmportune the President about their
local Offices They are getting very impatient
on account Of the delay in turning the republic
cans out They want the district attorney, the
marshal and the pension agent for the western
district put out at once. They charge that
Stone, the district attorney, circulated all the
scandalOus stories about Cleveland throughout
his district during the presidential campaign,
and that he and the rest are in every way often
sive partisans.
John Barr, who was dismissed from the coast
survey bureau recently, is here with his brother
Dan, and while the delegation are here they
will do all they can to have him reinstated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-06
TeIegraphfc BrieEs.

Major B. ID. Townsend, president of the Che
raw and Salisbury and Theraw and Darlington
railroads, died this morning at Society Hil 3.
G..
The steamer Mentmore, at Liverpool, from
Baltimore, lost 1913 mead OF cattle on the pas
sage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-06
washington News and Gossip.

1hh SUPPLEMENT OF THE EVENING STAR
Uoay contains accounts of the capital bicy-
o,e races the opening of the Church Of the
Covenant, the troubles in a military company.
the annual meeting of the Y. NC. A.. the be-
ginning OF Parnells campaign, also Geographic
ano local news of to-day. The advertisements
are classified as follows: Auction Sales, Pro
Posaas' Professional, Books, Family Supplies,
Inc irades, Dry Goods. Ladies' Goods, Pianos
anu organs, Financial, Housefnrnishings,
sewing Machines, Summer Resorts, Steamers
onoertakers, Potomac River Boats, Railroads,
Medical, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-06
A GRAVE CRISIS FOR FRANCE.

Fears That the Outcome Of the Elections
May JeOpardixe the Republic.
LONDON, October 6.-The Times Paris cores
pendent says: lowing to the number of cabinet
ministers defeated at the elections on Sunday
last for seats in the chamber Of deputies, IL viii
be necessary for the cabinet to be remodeled or
resign from Office before the chambers meet. II
the radicals ally themselves with the members
OF the right they ca1 overthrow ministry after
ministry leaving France In q permanent crisis
which will seriously jeopardize the existence OF
the republic"
PARIS, October 6-The Repsbiique Francafse.
In an editorial to-day on the results Of the elec-
the members Of the chamber OF deputies are
conservatives. This Is q serious evil" II then
implores the republicans to unite on candidates
In the districts whore second ballets are neces-
saFy' and preserve the integrity Of the republic.
The Powers VIII solve the Questaon.
MEASURES 10 PREVENT CONFLICT BETWEEN
TURKEY AND BULGARIA.
volunteers for service I'm Macedonia have been
concentrated In South Bulgaria under govern
CoNsrANTINopLE, October 6.-rhe report of
Ian dificuity indicstes that the tenor Of the
Communication to be addressed % Turkey and
Bulgaria will prevent conflict, leaving 70 the
powers the duty Of solving the question
Ireland Needs Hoaey, net OFatosy.
BUFFALO,, n. r, October e.-Rev. Father
Cronin and James Mooney, o. this city, who
are smors thSss ns%ed y re e nsssinE sss
p1fpose OF assisting III the paE!iamentAry can
vass there, express this morning their disap-
prevail Of such Q cour.e. they egrse With Alex
not osat0ry, ana that they 6voe the policy OF
aiding Irsland In the direction where abe y
poor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-06

KNocxED sExsELnss IN A PRIZE FroRr-A
tween John Sheridan, Of Chicago, and Thomaa
Gillespie, Of Philadelphia, ON the banks of H.
Seneca river, near Syracuse. oix rounds were
fought Sheridan Was knocked senseleos In t.
last round, and the fight was given 10 Gillespie.
Both Of the contestants were badly puniniG1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-06

-lSY1 u II, EN-
Buckwheat. ocl-6t
Tr OWN A HOME
EVANSVILLE
Only 81 Miles by the B. & O. RR
Ten Trains Each Way Daily.
No Heather Place near 81 &a ps1 nSsi
None More Beautiful or Accessible.
Price of Lots from $500 to $500.
Small Cash Payment and Monthly Instalments
Excellent Society. Pure Air and Good Water.
Trains leave Washington as late as ll:3O pm.
"RAvENsWOOD,"
On beautiful elevation, surrounded by elegant shade
trees, with 4 acres of ground. and overlooking the
village and surrounding country is the prettiest place
near Washington. Price $4,000 We will take you
out Tree OF charge and show you the premises.
GEO. ]. JOHNSON. 713 Market Space
se2e-10t LOUIS D. WINE, 1880 Pa ave.
7~ ITwILL PAY
to sSSa the EVENING lng Glasses for
and those unable TO read music readily. new sys,
tenn. rapid and thorough
Harmony, 80 weeks q terms]. 81 a term.
Conversations ON Musical Topics, Recitas, etc
snd b ssss d to
scHS6f 81 1 i Esis, 7o7 18th sth St n. W:
Apply between and $50 p. m. se29-2w
as.l: s7ss 1s sas dssa
to sna and eRs dis
ks WILLIAM LH MsHEAN M 4 soE
NOTfCE-Owing to the death Of WILLIAM Nc
Lean: the senior partner Of the firm. the surviving
continue At the old stand under me name Of - '''
Aun.,,,.. :, o. NM Y r. r M Nc "a,
make Immediate settlement. Claims against the arm
should be presented.
LUMBER.
oss a. 7, csry % the
rary desrous Of our old for their
methods stree %sIe
sona attention ali the branches Of the business
the Of am the late &c firm BY
ssens that every customer receiyes value for his
sy.tematizs the business that ali shall receive the
esii@sss and orders and saat ali orderss
nei me Large o. small shall be
R:as e P,s = grades. SPECIFY and
wv ssHsv SsHE f ! 3 sS s.
,5s ss ss s
to Jake your orders -'- % VIC ''''' ' seq
~ oS: Sx WEI .SS sa1aS RATEMT
selesm Formerly At 2O6 ii st NV.
[C~ BYRON 8. t ADAMS. PRINTER.
Pension and Claim Agents work specially.
BriefA Testimony. Petitions and Arguments. se33m
N so.. SEokaEroWS LINE me KILNs
West side Of Rock Creek.
We are prepared 70 furnish the trsde from our own
iys. YER sn g .n fp par, Of the city
and ali Of Lime to is merits
specially pissterers who require COOL free working
sele-lm CARTWRIGHT JOHNSTON.
lkS SAMUEL g sHEDD
GAS FIXTURES GAS FIXTURES
SLATE NANTELA SLATE MANTEIA
In sock LAtrobes, Ranges, Furnaces
zoe NINTH STREET NORTHWEST sel9
MEDICATED. ELECTRIC AND STEAM
O>-A Baths: Magnetic treatment for Rheumatism
ane 1 Neasoos Dssases.by Mrs Brown BIC SCoal;
To- Z =. RRoOKa
G4ARpEM HOSE any length
SAS ssOVES. all siSeE guaranteed Call
GAs HyxTUREs &C No charge for hanging
MO: 1sf fRicES Plumbing. Repa.rs DC
(eEs aoxH ". ConsoN J0Mx W. NAcAnTNxY.
CoReoN MCCARTNEY, BAnxrns
Clever Building HALO ST.
sss .s e fnssx q :h
AZ $500 and Bonds listed on tho New York and
rn1.aesPs,s sscsk Ezch.ngss bought and sod on
Ben TslspAene stock dealt Is.
M1Se s8Celumbla bonds Of III dsnominations on
$3.50 "a i9sofAncs and Telephone C0npsSdss
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GEN. ToOmbs' Dying Fancies.
FIGHTING HIS BATTLES AND RIDING THE Cz
CUT OVER AGAIN,

FIGHTING HIS BATTLES AND RIDING THE CIDr
CUT OVER AGAIN.
A dispatch from Atlanta says the mind AZ
Gen. Ro bert Toombs, who is Ill at his home I'm
Washington, Ga, is seriously affected. His Inn.
agination carries him back twenty years, and
he cannot be convinced that he is at home but
believes himself to be either I'm New York,
Richmond, Montgomery, or Boston, or else
travelling the court circuit OF his drstrict which
he covered when forty years Of age. He makes
eloquent arguments before visionary courts,
and during the past week entered into an elab.
crate discourse to prove that West Virginia was
responsible for her share OF Virginia's bonded
debt. His memory is perfectly clear on points
prior and relating to the war. He some.
times imagines himself in the army. He
awoke one night and asked To be raised
from his bed, as the enemy were coming. He
then related his charge at Antietam, and asked
TO be laid down again 1.-THE fight had finished"
He has asked the question several times who %
1t that is taking the trouble to move his furnt-
ture all over the United States, as he finds the
same furniture in hls room In every town In
which he stops He knows his condition and
wants TO die. He has wanted 20 die ever since
his wifes death three years ago. His only
trouble is that he is afraid he will die before he
returns to his home, and he continually asks 20
be taken back. His physicians have given MP
all hope, and say that his death may be looked
for at any time The citizens Of the town sit up
with him every night He first realized his
condition while In Atlanta three weeks ago,
when he stated that his mind was going and
that he was going home 70 die.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-06

ANGRY BOSTON YACHTsMEN.-It II said thae
the reason why the Puritan didn't enter and
sail In the races for the Douglas and Bennett
cups and the Brenton's Reef and Cape Nay
cups was that the owners OF the Puritan during
the trial races and after the Genestas defeo4
were annoyed by the inattention OF the New
York yachtsmen, which looked like envy and
jealousy. IL IL said that the New Yorkers also
were In the city 20 see the races. and that the
PuritAn's victory was not properly recognised
by the New York Yacht club. Commodore
James d. smith, Of the New York Yacht club,
said yesterday that from the beginning of the
yacht furor the Boston papers had pitched into
had thoughtieoly said the Puritan looked uko
. BRICK sloop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

10y existing between John Harrison and John
W Beldfeld is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Inc business will be continued by John darrison'
KS GmsEKs SAsSpA KEeS
yin, Be held TUESDAY. Al $40 p. q. at German an
50 'h w III asfiz RsaSs5
&sTHE PERPETUAL gA111 BSrLDrNa Asso-
S esd T.. tss &4n!hy msstRs NJ
tageous features to p Sosh @ and members
string advances For example: The books of the As
stock and procure advances any time without the
payment Of back dues" and are not limited as to
aS% SO $40 nay sns
said q
will be presented and distributed It viii be very graft
n
who desire to procure homes of their own on easy
Omcers Of the Association:
LEWIS ABRAHAM, Vice President.
T DR. H. 1 pHST1sE5 MURRAY,
Has returned to the city.
Office and residence, $40 n st. oc5-lm*
To- DIR: LuDyIG Won DoLCKE; OF 1907 F
sh as"s
lis
vice and consntaton should do 80 at once.
city, operated and conducted BY skilled eleetri-
- 9i3 street northwest,
WIN be opened to visitors the 5th and 9Th Of octo
Der nom to p. IN. oc3-3ts
To- NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
SEVENTH ISSUE OF STOCK.
CIATI0N win hold its fourth annual and 4sth rego-
Ss dyes
at 3Co'clock D. M. at Cosmopolitan Hall, corner 9th
The secretary will submit his annual report and
amendment to the Constitution viii also be proposed
at this meeting.
Shares $3.50 each per month Interest allowed at 5
per cent per annum. 81 900 advanced on each share
Fuer s. st. M w, a'sS by
corner Corr, I'm and streets n W.: Dennis Council pres
secretary, lOl street NV. oc3-4t
D% EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The 52d meeting of the Association for making
MEDN S October 9TH, 1855. at o'clock p.
NATIONAL RIFLES ARMORY,
g ST.. near 9th NV. first floor.
On the eth of October subscription books will be
opened for shares in the tenth issue.
Pamphlets explaining the object Of the Association
cation HoMAs MI Fnshea P Ppen dspP
JNO. JOY EDISON Sec. 927 F st., I'd floor. Oc;3 At
ASSOCIATION. a STATED
49, meeting of the Medical Association of the
District of Columbia will be held in the nj
Xersity Law building sc. cor. of 9th and sts H. w.
TUESDAY EVENING, the 9th inst, at o'clock. BY
LACHLAN TYLER, ID, Secretary oc3-3t
~ NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB
O>AA Members Badges now ready for De-
livery at the Office OF the Club. Room No. l. Vernon
Row Corner 10th ST. and Pennsylvania ave., and at
the Office of the Trea,urer, 400 Pennsylvania ave
Race Days-OCTOBER 10th. 10th, 2lst I2d and 23d
oc3eOdtl9 X F. BAKER, Treasurer.
TT~ HEADQUARTERS FOR WATCH
D>A Ciubs-The most perfect, secure and profit
able way to buy solid Gold American Watches on small
weekly payments. For nun explanation call ON
= 80 JACOB BROTHERS,
oc-6t 1220 Penn ave.
IF~ DIR. H. n sCHOOLEY,
as removed his Office to Room 81. Pacific Building
St, near 9TH w. ocl-Im
T7s JOHN II. MAGRUDER, I4I7 NEW
49, York avenue has received fresh New York
buckWheat Ocl-6t
TH OWN HOME
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-06

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.--Internal
revenue, $3.50 customs, $537, 4O7.
SECRETARY WHITNEY was the only cabinet
omcer absent from the cabinet meeting to-day
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Cadet F. c. Fairfax has re-
signed from tho now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-06

At the Turkish legation in this city the report
cabled from Europe that the sultan was be-
lieved to be becoming demented is denied.
statement given out by the legation says "the
best. He occupies himself actively with the
affairs of the empire and seeks to assure the
happiness of his people,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-06

SANITARY INSPECTION SERVICE ON THE CA
DIAN BoRDER.-A number OF letters have been
received by the Secretary of the Treasury re-
questing the organization of a sanitary inspec-
ton service at Ogdensburg and other points on
the northern frontier of New York during the
prevalence OF the smallpox epidemic in Canada
similar to the service established in Michigan
of the marine hospital service has written to
the New York state board of health with a view
of appointing inspectors, II such is the desire of
no al1fh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-06

SENATOR LOGAN WILL HOLD THE PROPERTY
Senator Logan has been offered 10000 for the
Stone mansion. which he purchased three
months ago for 500 900 upon very easy terms.
After consulting with real estate agent, he
decided not to accept the offer, as the agent as
$50, 900 by the end of his Senatorial term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-06

SUCCESS OF THE SPECIAL LETTER DELIv-
ERY.-There have been no regular reports re-
ceived at the Post Office department of the
operation of the special letter delivery system
which went into operation October 1st From
verbal reports received from Philadelphia it is
concluded that the system will be a decided
success, and it is expected that as people be-
come accustomed TO the system its use will
be more general. The reports far how
ever, give promising indications for the future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-06

THE Navy department is informed of the ar
rival of the French gunboat Bonnet in New
York harbOr yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-06

THE U. s. 8. Hartford, flagship of the Pacific
squadron, arrived at Panama yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-06

CAPTAIN HARMONY, chief of the bureau of
yards and docks, has returned, and was up for
examination at the Navy department to-day
Tor promotion to be commodore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-06

PATENTS 1ssUED.-Patents have been issued
to citizens of the District as follows: C. NJ. Alex
ander, horse shoe Edward Chace, destroying
insects; Frank w. Cross power press; Maurice
Joyce, STEREOTYPE block
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-06

DROPPED FROM THE SERvICE.-Naval Cadets
>. Z. salter and w. r. Allen, have been dropped
from The naval service, having been found by
the medical board rs physically disqualified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-06

NAVAL ORDERs.-IIieutenant Commander E.
s. Houston ordered to duty at the Norfolk navy
yard, Goth instant. Passed Assistant Engineer
r. f. Denig, Assistant Engineers William F. E.
HassOn and Charles A. E. King ordered to the
Brooklyn, 18th instant. Chief Engineer sam
uel l.. P. Ayres detached from duty at Chester,
Pa, and ordered to the Brooklyn. Gunner
John j. Walsh from ordnance duty at the Wash
lngton navy yard 18th instant and ordered to
the Brooklyn, 18th instant. Rear Admiral
Thomas $. Phelps (retired) granted leave of abb
sence for one year from the 18th instant with
permission to go abroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-06

Atkins, of the Indian bureau, left yesterday on
a tour of inspection through the Indian reser-
vatiOns. He went with the Holman Investigate
Ing committee which is going first to the Indian
territory. From the territory Mr.. Atkins will
go to San Carlos and investigate the condition
of affairs there and the troubles that led to the
m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-06

WILL PROBABLY BE RETIRED.-Lieut. Chas.
d. Judd, of the navy, who lost his reaso n dur
ing the recent Panama expedition, is still an
inmate of the government hospital for the
insane, and reports of his condition are SO I'M
favorable that he will probably be placed on
the retired list