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Evening star., 1885-11-20
From Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-The stock market
was very strong al the opening again this
morning, first prices showing advances from
last evenings final figures of L To per cent the
latter Pacific Mail. bat Reading was up a. and
Lackawanna IA per cent. Other gains were Tor
small fractions. During the first hour the
market has been very active and generally
Pacific preferred amounting TO II, per cent
Jersey Central pa and Lake Shore I Il per
cent Northwestern and NJ, *. and 4. have
been prominent for the stubborn resistance TO
the general decline. The decline was checked
shortly before the end of the first hour and at
III O'Clock the market was active and firm at q
little above lowest figures of the morning
Evening star., 1885-11-20
RieI's Body Not DisRxured.

TORONTO, ONT., Nov. 20.-Nicholas Flood
Ganin, a justice of the peace OF Regina, and
Pere Andre, %. NJ. l., telegraph jointly To the
Globe as follows: 1--WE have visited the grave OF
Louis David Riel and certify that there is not
a word of truth in the statement that the body
was disfgured. Not hair was improperly re-
moved. In the presence of Sheriff Chapieau,
attending officially, and number OF Riel's
friends we saw the corpse, and repeat that
there is not q word OF truth in, nor a little Of
foundation for, the statement that it was in the
Evening star., 1885-11-20

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Nov. 2o.-John T. Mus
selman died in the state insane hospital near
this city yesterday. He was from Logansport
and fathcrin-law Of Rufus Magee, minister 20
sweden. He was at one time worth $500, 200
and widely known throughout Northern In
diana His mind began 10 weaken nearly
twenty years aro. Refusing 10 pay taxes his
property was attached. He then bought the
Logansport Phdros and assailed his supposed
enemies through Its columns. He also built
the Iogansport opera house for the sole pur'
pose OF rfdiculing certain citizens through the
medium of play which he himself wrote and
called "Logansport Reviewers" He presented
Dis play for six nights TO the INFINITE muse
ment of the community. He has spent twenty
years in the courts and insane asylum
Evening star., 1885-11-20
A Hanging i'm Maine.

AN ENGLISHMAN, WHOSE REAL NAME WAS
UNKNOWN, EXECUTED AT THoMAsToN.
THoMASToN, ME-. Nov. 20.-Wilkinson, exc
cuted here to-day, slept quite well during the
night, breakiasted heartily and smoked. His
parents are living near London. His father is
o tradesman. Wilkinson is not the mans real
name. He said that his folks should never
know the manner of his death. He desired to
be buried in the prison cemetery. At 11:45
o'clock Wilkinson, escorted by the deputy
sheriffs and Rev. +. n. Power, marched to the
scaffold. He walked with firm step, and stood
up on the drop without tremor. AS the moose
was being adjusted he said to the sheriff: "You
fellows get fifty dollars q day for such work" !"
He had nothing further to say, but listened at
12 O'Clock the trap was sprung and he fell q
distance of seven feet, dying without a struggle.
The crime for which Wilkinson was hanged
was committed September 3, 1883, when he
shot and killed Officer VIM. Lawrence while re-
SiSting arrest for burglary.
Evening star., 1885-11-20
HE Advertised FOR A WIFE.
How . Virginia Editor Came to Marry
an Indiana Young Lady.

FORT WAYNE, IND, Nov. 2O.-Miss Melissa
McClery, a well known young lady OF this
city, answered an advertisement two years ago
from q gentleman advertising for correspon-
dence with a view to matrimony. Correspon-
dence progressed until photographs were ex-
changed, followed by a matrimonial engage
ment. Tuesday, Mr.. Wilbur Richards, of
Clarksburg. Va, arrived at the residence of the
young lady and introduced himself to Miss
McClery as the eXpectant bridegroom. Hurried
ARRANGEMENTS for wedding were commenced,
and yesterday afternoon they were married by
the Rev. d. A. Northrup, of the Jefferson street
Baptist church, and started at once for their fu-
ture home in Virginia. The gentleman furnished
letters of recommendation from prominent men
in the state, among them Senator Malone. He
is editor and proprietor Of newspaper at
Clarksburg Springs, and was, until a few weeks
since, postmaster at that place.
Evening star., 1885-11-20
General Foreign News.

THE CALEDONIA INJURED IN COLLISION.
LONDON, Nov. 2o.-The British steamer Gale
donia, from London November 10 for Boston,
has returned with her starboard side much
damaged, having been in collision with q brig
A PANIC IN CORN IN DENMARK.
COPENHAGEN, Nov. 20.-The panic In the
corn trade in Denmark continues
To CONTEST EAST DONEGAL
DUBLIN, Nov. 2o.-Arthur 0'Counor has been
selected TO contest East Donegal for q seat In
parli ament at the coming elections
CARLYLES CORRESPONDENTS WITH GOETHE.
LONDON, Nov 20.-The mplete correspond
ence OF Carlyle with Goethe has been dlscov-
ered In the Goethe archives. Copies OF the
original letters OF Goethe TO Carlyle also dis
covered.
ANOTHER GERMAN-AMERIcAN ExPELLEp
FROM GERMANY.
FLoCsBURG, PRUSSIA, Nov. 20.-A German
American, named Thielman, a locksmith has
been expelled lrom this place by the authorities.
He went to America in 1Ss2 and returned 70
Germany in 1883.
NINE. NATHALIE DEAD.
PARIS, Nov. 2o-Mme cairo Martei Nathalie
the French actress, is dead.
Evening star., 1885-11-20
ScaEdcd His Boarding Mistress.
SHOCKING CRIME OF A DRUNKEN YOUNG MAN

AT UNION HILL n. ].
JERSEY CITY, n. J., Nov. 2o.-Mrs. Anna Mo
Sweeney is the proprietor OF a small boarding
house at 55 kossouth street, Union HILL and a
hard-working woman. Otto Koblank a young
silk weaver, rs one OF her boarders Last might
koblank returned home drunk aud commenced
to abuse Mrs. McSweeney. At length he seized
a kettle OF boiling water which was on the
stove and poured IL over the woman. Her pain
was eXcrutiating and little could be done 10y her
attendants to relieve her. DIR. kitzel was
summoned and pronounced her injuries fatal
Koblank escaped through the back door and
has lot yet been arrested.
Evening star., 1885-11-20
Failures of the wceE

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-The business failures
In the last seven DAYS, reported TO X. @. Dun
d Co. to-day, number for the United States
223 and tor Canada %, or a total of 24O as
compared with 223 last week and 119 the
week previous TO the last
Evening star., 1885-11-20
The Naval Academy.
REPRESENTATIONS OF THE SUPERINTENDENT
IN HIS ANIMAL, REPORT

REPRESENTATIONS OF THE SUPERINTENDENT
IN HIS ANNUAL REPORT.
Capt. Ramsey, superintendent Of the naval
academy, in his annual report to the Secretary
of the Navy, recommends that permits tor ad.
mission as cadets be issued one year prior to
the time fixed for examination, and renews the
recommendation that all candidates for ad-
mission be REQUIRED to report Ior examination
to 60 on the next practice cruise renders it neces
sary that a ship to take the place of the Dale
Annapolis by May. It will, says Capt. Ramsey,
be impossible to do justice to the cadets and
give them the required instructions with only
one practice ship. He recommends that selec-
corps be made at the end of the four-year course
instead of the six-year course. From the av-
erage number Of vacancies occurring each year
a cadet who has completed his four-year course
can form close estimate of his chances of get
ting an appointment in the navy. Those who
feel that there Is no chance Of an appointment
take little or no interestin their duties board
ship, and only keep themselves up in profess
sional matters sufficiently to pass the examine
tion necessary TO an honorable discharge with
one years pay.
Evening star., 1885-11-20
A Derelict General Dfsgraced.
A STORM OF GRASSHOPPERS.

The StFanSe Phenomenon which AWOke
the Citizens Of Helena from their
SlumberS.
HELENA, ARK, Nov. 2O-The citizens of
Helena were aroused at an early hour yester-
day morning by what many of them at first
thought to be a very heavy rain storm, but on
looking out they were surprised to see a clear
Investigation proved that the air was filled
with grasshoppers. Citizens who have seen the
dreaded pests sweep down and consume whole
fields in Kansas say that in numbers the visi-
tation last night exceeds anything ever seen in
that country ten fold. They We're passing from
east to west. Great numbers of them were dis
abled by hitting against buildings and other OBJ
structions they were flying very low, and
porters and clerks had to shovel them from the
sidewalks into the streets. They are the genu-
inc Kansas graSShoppers.
Evening star., 1885-11-20
A Discovery Of Greas Value.

STEEL AT oNE-TENTH THE COST.
PITTsBURG, Nov. 20.-An improvement has
been made on the Bessemer steel process AT the
Edgar Thompson Steel works, which, IL is said,
will have the effect OF making Bessemer steel
equal In quality TO crucible steel, while IL will
cost only about one-tenth OF the price. The
change consists in a thorough mixing OF Spiegel
iron or manganese, with molten iron In a ladle,
so as to uniformly carbonZe it, Bessemer steel
can be produced at a cost of a cent 10 q cent and
a half per pound, while that made i'm crucibies
costs al least eleven cents per pound.
Evening star., 1885-11-20
Asked to be Sent to a Warm Climate.
AND THE JUDGE IMMEDIATELY SENTENCED

HUDSON, n. Y, Nov. 20.-The jury in the
Beckwith murder case came into court at 9 a.
M. to-day with a verdict of guilty of murder in
the first degree. The prisoner arose excitedly
and began TRADE against the Free Masons.
He was quieted by the court officers. When
asked If he had anything TO say the prisoner
spoke in an excited tone for twenty-five min
utes, and begged the court 10 allow him 10 go TO
some "warm climate" and he would never
again open his mouth. Judge Ingalls, sentenced
him 10 be hanged on Friday, January ., 1856.
Evening star., 1885-11-20

Ffs A CARD.-AS THERE Is A PARTY IN
O this city trading on my reputation, hereby
the manufacturing ewelry business a sos 7th st., op
positePatent Office No conneGtonWith any other firm
n14-1w* Cos 7th st.
7~~ DESIRE TO INFORM MY PATRONS
has haze a 5
site the Patent Office with the largest and finest as
an.eens tee Lowest Press ana sasy
own Selection and save commssion Renting sSo
per Month. Repairing and parts and supplies for all
for mAe0sS fsi lsi!Gn sp00ls
e94 eth st, opp. Patent OF. and TIT Pa ave.
P: :s.-Miss Brown. Of the Howe Office, formerly on
F st., Is now at office GOA 9Th st. nl22w
[t%. AUGgsT .A9sass =, DETTEREK. EIcTE FRENcH.
2O12 st. NV. All orders by telephone otherwise
promptly attended to. Telephone call 954-3 n5-1m
TFr GAs FIXTURES
LOWEST RATES
i'0m 5sl 18th St. E colcoran r sR1Shai saildins
FANCY1 1GLoBEs. BKAss WORK. &C. &C. OCT
oSs py.nE sSa RATEMT
se1e-3m Formerly at 2O6 II st. NV
Tfs BYRON $ AT sAIpAMs. PRINTER
Pension and Claim AGENTS Sen s. work DIX spectav
Briefs. Testimony. Petitions and Arguments se33m
(ES SAMUEL SHEDD
GAS FIXTUREA GAS FIXTURES
SLATE MANTELS SLATE MANTEIA
In stock Latrobes, Ranges, Furnaces
400 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. sel9
TF~s JOHN W. CoRsoN. JOHN W. MAcARTNEY.
CORSON & MCCARTNEY, BANKERS
Glover Building. l4Iy Est
Washington, d. G.
Deposit Accounts subject to check at sight received
from Firms. COrporations and IndividuaiS.
All socks and Bonds listed on the New York and
Philadelphia Stock Exchanges bought and sold on
commission. Boston orders executed. American
Bell Telephone Stock dealt in.
District of Columbia bonds of all denominations on
hand for sale. Stock and Bonds Of all local street Rail-
roads. Gas, Insurance and Telephone Companies
bought and sold. 2p30
Nm Residents Is particularly called to PHOS-
V1TA, the new and popular Brain and Nerve Tonic
and Safeguard against Malaria For sale areated By
the glass or IN bottles by w. c MILBURN. Sole In
ventor and Manufactures, 1420 Penn1ylvania ave.
apll
Evening star., 1885-11-20
Sale OF = Texas. Railroad.

DALLAS, TEXAS, Nov. 20.-The Texas trunk
railroad was sold at public sale yesterday for
$26O,OO0 to w. w. Weigley and associates, of
New York, who will at once commence its ex-
tension to Athens Henderson county. 1t is the
road to tide-water, either by building to Sabine
Pass or by connection with New Orleans.
Evening star., 1885-11-20
To Aid the Hooking valley strikers.

PITTsBURG, PA, Nov. 2o.-The strike of the
Ohio miners may cause trouble in this district
During the past few days a number of cars
belonging to the Hooking Valley syndicate
have been delivered at the mines on the Pan
Handle railroad 10 be loaded. The miners say
they are not willing 10 load them because OF
the trouble in Ohio, and meetings are to be
held at each mine 20 consider a proposal to
boycott Hooking Valley cars.
Evening star., 1885-11-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

j. the Ere sos WsATs tssIr psomp3 M
It RespeetfGliy. N J.w. MORGAN.
the SN}rGRAEpP & GA sPTe14F Sa4AN1N MESTINS N
hsds THo 2 HGss Business !.
To- THERE Will BE SPECIAL MEET
MONDAY Noy 2sd 1855 a. 81 ESQ JPN pm Al All 1n members e
are expected to be present By order ofLA1644 2O3'
To- POLAND SPRING MINERAL WATER.
spring and ioI ssle y JOIN sis sS and
sts: NV, Sole Agent for the D. ofC n206t
F. TaANKssIvINa 1sa1 NIX ,sdy GoMEs BsT oNcE
Figs Nuts Florida Oranges. Maiags Grapes, bananas
NJ. M New
1~ YOUR TURKEY MUST HAVE THE
Rfs 4Hsps Gd aofF 1oMS
ll9 making Plum Pudding for 9 TsanEsstvins, % but
9os 4
csrkes and pl A,mo9es SS AHse Mnee Neat sis' tes
To1s
r. aSss5ssssd T. have a sSx ss,; dsS & ss te3$ea
olic book and stationery business at 7!5 18th s.
n1s4t J. j. B. B.: FfssTEk: fssFE
IT, EXCHANGE ON ENGLAND AND AL
- parts of the Continent bought and sold:
Iraveiers credits issued United States Bonds and all
CO.. Bankers ''~' '~'''' '''' nis-im
IT, FIRST PAYMENT-1oTH ISSUE
EQUITABLE
co-oPERAT1vE s..!s BUItDINg Ill g a ASSOCIATION.
Shares. $3.50 per month
made thereon at the office Of the ASSOCIATION 9I7
street, second floor daily, from $50 to 43o pm
its she aecn o. tns
THOMAS soMEkViILE, President.
JOHN JOY EDsON. Secretary. nls4t
TTS% THE WOMAN's EXCHANGE IS NOW
at their rooms, 1869 IA II st. 1ndersar%ents % neatly
made at low rates. Chldren's and infants clothes
speciality. n1S-1m
TsTHh swEDIsa sSa ]d15 MEAaTH = INSTITUTE
month. Physical Exercise, $40 month; Reduction
sssEs cs coa.ui a i'e
and Norway. n19-2w
TC~, MApEMoIsELLE VICTORIA DE
can be found at her mo hers human hair store. 9O6
ST., opposite Masonic Temple. n17-Im
TEx~ CONGRATULATIONS BOURSE,
New York. Initiation fee, siOO. Annual dues, $40
No individual liability, No life insurance Appiica-
he sen aTr Sea G and 1G5 me OF
Broadway, New York. nl7-t4t
rH~~ "A CARD! = ALL PERSONS HAVING
- goods deposited at Fulton's Loan Office
same as we shall vacate the premises in O few days
e. A: SMITH, Broker. safe and fixtures for sale
cheap n17-1m
[C~ MISS tIzzIE WEBER; FIoRMERLY
is now with MILE EN- N. J. PRaND1,
n16-1w 1909 st. n.
Evening star., 1885-11-20

Some Bsitish shells accidentally sst ilrs "a
tne soMh q uinhla. Bufmah. and it was de'
Evening star., 1885-11-20

MAIL ARRANGEMENTs FOR AUSTRALIA
superintendent Bell, Of the foreign mails Office,
mas perfected arrangements for dispatching
mails Tor Australia and New Zealand from San
FRANCISCO every four weeks, beginning Septem-
per Zlst. Ine steamers emf pioyed in this SER
tofore there has been but one. The British
mails Will go across the continent via the
Union Pacific as usual, and not by the Cana
dian racine, as has been reported.
AFTER THE PosT OFF1cEs.-The First As
sistant Postmaster General, Col. Stevenson, is
kept as busily occupied at present in receiving
callers as during the early days of his official
career, because the Congressman as they arrive
Post of1ce department to call his attention to
changes they desire made in post offices.
FAILED TO SEE THE PREs1pENr.-Thoueb
this is one of the days upon which Senators and
Representatives are supposed to be admitted to
the White House, the Presidents time was so
taken up by engagements with department
officials with whom he wished to consult con-
cerning his message, that Congressman who
called tailed to get an audience.
THE COMING DEAD LETTER sA1E.-A cata-
logue ofthe articles sent to the dead letter Office
during the past two years is now being pre-.
pared, and the public sale will take place next
month. The accumulation of such mater
Increases each year, and the post Office author
tiles attribute it to the growth OF the country
Most OF the articles find their way to the dead
and comparative statement shows that the
ratio OF careless people to the entire population
remains about the same from one year to
another. The revenue derived from this sale
always an eager throng of buyers, who take the
chances on getting the worth of their money.
Sometimes they do, but more frequently they
40 not, and in this respect the sale resembles q
Evening star., 1885-11-20

THE coxK-DEERINGER SUIT 10 COME Up AGAIN
AT wILKEsBAkRE ON MONDAY.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Nov. 2O.-Col. C. NJ.
Deeringer, of Philadelphia, and Clarence Deer
niger, attorney and United States commits.
siOner, OF Washington, arrived hero late Last
ejectment suit againt Hon. Eckly B. Coke, OF
Drifton. which has been In litigation for the
last thirteen years. The case IL OF great imp0r-
down for trial on Monday next II Involves ehe
title Gi 1000 acres Of land, valued At about
tested tor the third time. Mr.. Coke claims 20
own the land BY reason Of an alieged default 70
taxes BY the Deenngen IN ls3a. eno tne
fant reoords Ooi. Deer1nger has now In his
l,caSeo1fon newly discovered evidences which
VoEd1ot IA his favor.
Evening star., 1885-11-20

10 the navy yaro, League Island, Pa; Surgeon
NJ. c. Drenan, to the New Hampshire; Assistant
for promotion; Surgeon Hampton Aulick, de-
tached from the New Hampshire and placed
On waiting orders; Assistant Engineer II. C.
Baughman, granted SIX months leave.
A NAVAL CoURr-MARrIAL met at the Wash
ington navy yard this morning for the trial OF
Fifer VIM. Hallett, of the marine corps. The
court consists of Commander Silas Casey, Com
mander VIM. B. Hof, Lieut.. T. Dix Bolles,
Lieut.. VIM. VI. Irwin, Captain F. 81. Harring-
ton, marine corps; First Lieut.. Jas; A. Turner,
gradeA with Lieut.. S. c. Lemly Judge advocate.
Twain'D is at the Ebbitt.-
Boyle, who was hurt in the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad accident last week, sat up for the first
back, and is still unable to walk-Ex-senator
Stanford has subscribed $1,000 to the Zion Wes-
leyan college, of North acknowledgements
tive McAd1o NJ Of New Jersey and Gen B. Lea
Bayard has been elected a member of the Hol-
land society, the members OF which are all de-
tRs Ff1
hugh Lee has received from citizens of Santa
Fe, N. M a beautiful small silver saber, in COM
victory in Virginia.'-Col Ingersoll has re.
turned to the city-Mr. E. c. Messer LEFT the
city last evening for New York, whence he will
Ream, father of Mrs. Winnie Ream Hoxie, is
still dangerously ill of heart disease at the resi-
dence Of his daughter, Mrs. Fuller-Hon. Levi
p. Morton, of New York, late United States
minister to France, is at the Arlington.-Ex-
Commissioner Loring arrived in Washington
last night.-Col. Switzler, chief ofthe Bureau of
Statistics left the city to-day on an official visit
to South Carolina and Georgia, expecting to be
present on Monday at the opening Of the
Charleston Industrial exhibit. On the 25th he
will attend the Savannah harbor convention,
and then 60 to Columbia, where the legislature
will be in session, intending to return here
about the 5th of December.
Evening star., 1885-11-20

MILWAUKEE, WIS, Nov. 2O.-The trustees OF
the Nashotah seminary last evening elected
the Rev. DIR. Nicholson, OF Philadelphia, to the
presidency recently rendered vacant by the
death OF Rev. DR.. Cole. II is not known yet
whether DR.. Nicholson viii accept the position
Evening star., 1885-11-20

BALTIMORE, Nov. 20.-President Garrett has
signed the compact in regard to Ireights over
the trunk lines without condition, and he has
to-day signed the passenger compact upon the
condition that Baltimore and Ohio railroad
passengers shall be taken into New York upon
the same terms as as the former compact, giving
that road equal facilities for reaching New
York. Unless that condition is complied with
his signature goes for nothing.
Evening star., 1885-11-20

BICYCLES. TR1cYc1Es. VE1ocrpEDEs.
This delightful weather for outdoor exercise causes
US again TO call attention the remarkable low
prices Of our Rubber Tire Bicycles.
2s-in. Bicycles. $1,000. 32-in. Bicycles, sl2.50
So-in- Bicycles $1,000 42-in. Bicycles. $1,000
All Metal Tricycles with Adjustable Seats
For Children from to z, $3.50.
to IL. 1000
IL TO IA, 12-O0.
All Iron velocipedes, Steel Wire spokes,
For Boys from TO 6. $3.50.
= Is g &: 8: ss$ ss$:
Iron-Axle Wagons, 99c
Shoo-Fly Rockers. from 00c.
Doll Carriages in immense variety.
Nice Willow Doll Carriages from 7Sc
Lined willow 'lIASss DoI Sssriases nSss si.4s. a.
Fired Wheel strong Wood Carriages 90c.
Finer grades @ a. sl:75. s1.9s, s24S % $3.50 AL
very handsome and durable.
Our Stock Of Dolls, Kid Doll Bodies, French Doll
eompiete now, and we Halter our
selves TO be able to offer de
cioed bargains In
every line
Our stock Is very complete now, and every depart
ment oners great number OF desirable pretty and
decidedly cheap goods. AS instance able to
for Sl-25.
II Will certainly repay you to look over our Stock.
antee Will please You.
N. sILvERBERG Co,
n16 3l2 eth and 3l3 9th stanw.
Evening star., 1885-11-20
LECTURES.

TOURNEY IN GUATEMALA, ON THE COAST,
O0VER THE TABLELANDS AND UP THE
VOLCANOES.-A Lecture by Professor MILES
ROCK, on FRIDAY EVENING, November 20. at
1;30 o'clock, at Unity Presbyterian Church, corner
14th and streets northwest.
For the benefit of the Church. nlS-3t*
Evening star., 1885-11-20

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Nov. 2O.-Julius A.
Thurber, commission merchant of Albany, was
knocked down and badly beaten here at about
one o'clock this morning by two brothers
named Lee. His assailants were arrested. 1t
is supposed that robbery was the object of the
assault
Evening star., 1885-11-20
Washington News and Gossip.

SURGEON ANTHONY HEGER win be relieved
nom outy as attending surgeon In New York
city by Surgeon J. R. Smith.
Evening star., 1885-11-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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AND
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superior excellence. 81 rs per copy.
49, Inc demand in past years has been so great, that
tnese christmas Numbers have been eagerly sought
Tor at FIVE DOLLARS per copy in New York and
London. F' - ~ ~
orders now received by all newsdealera
The WASHINGTON NEWS CO.. Washington, D. C.
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NEW YORK 1t
Evening star., 1885-11-20

TORONTO, ONT, Nov. 2O.-Drs. Yeomans and
Bryce have been appointed by tile provincial
board Of health as delegates to the annual
meeting OF the American health association In
Washington next month.
Evening star., 1885-11-20

A PROTEST has been filed with the clerk of
the House by Messrs. Elverson and McGraw,
defeated candidates for Congress, against the
egation, on the ground of ALLEGED illegal action
OF election officers. ''''s"' ~ S'''n
FIRST LIEUT.. L. h. BEACH. of the engineer
corps, has been relieved from dutv at West
Point and ordered to hold himself in readiness
for duty on the commission to determine the
boundary between Texas and the Indian Terri
tory.
Evening star., 1885-11-20

THE JUNIATA.-No official news has yet been
received at the Navy department of the where
abouts of the Juniata. but the cable message
from London to the effect that she passed ST.
Helena October 31st, on her way home, allays
any fears that might have been entertained as
to her safety.
Evening star., 1885-11-20

SECOND LIEUT.. EDWARD LLOYD Of the eth
infantry, is relieved from duty at the school of
advocation at Fort Leavenworth and ordered