Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-26
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.


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THE L. S. FLAGSHIP WABASH, Rear Ad-
miral Case, left Corfu August 9Th for Cartba-
coma o,d othsr ,,or+s ~, ,,,o ooas, 90 c.
8 anu 0'-'' fC- = on ---o -oAs' Vi SPAIN
-, az ,l AN sChooNEk from honoiuiu,
S, 80 - etoui, WIZ On1.eo oPecid
- . , 60 y" oo',"' "a9
~ in roy.tit 81 w guy
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PRESIDENT GRANT is expected to arrive in
Uasbirgtor ON tho oarl,, +r,i, 70, ,o-ro,, -,
49,, $50, C'' ~ aIiy u or " =" Hloin
.Hs ~ - sdiu mat OWING 10 the serious eondl-
Grant1 the entire executivs fsnjIy will Isatc
the sea shore by the 10Th prOx-no, and return to
'Ais CITY LOT the winter.
PROF. FRIES has been relieved of the leader
shin of tho Marine Rand ara : po+roro of.h,
l,or.l Iii 1870. :. ..I . = - - WV
'u' -" Noiiu"0t II uutii d NC" leauer Is ap-
pointed. II is reported that competent mu-
s.JaI director VIII be obtained in New York to
take charge OF the organ eaton and bring IL up
10 the highest standard OF musical proficiency.
Tup ararer JVTro1s IN rvo,,,.,..-
~ Ia,,, ~ -, =" Aot.o.--On Wednesday,
MAGNITUDE. was observed az the signal a, 40 ~
Colorado SPRINGS. Colorado territorv contirr
ing from O'Clock p. m. to IL O'Clock D. M and
again on the 18th instant, from p. m. to 4 a.
IN. Fhty-elght meteOrs were observed in ALL
prysov,, Va Dosi1o,,. WILL, ,.. n,
~ l i'oiAoH' "llSoh Ieil Dos-
ton ON Saturday for two weeks visit to Cape
Cod, with ex- Goyernor CIafin ....Senator
Window is expected in this CITY IN Nondav
next and will proceed hence m Nav Vol ~
attend the meeting of the Senate select com "
mittee on Decentralization wbich boS 49, I'm
poheu iroln September tth 70 the 10Th.
The programme of music at the Capitol
grounds at the open-ar concert by the Marine
band s. PetroIa in charge. tomorrow evening.
is as follows. + Ouick March. 0 polto Me-
ks by Hermann q Overture TriomnbaIe hv
Cautes. 4 Selection tror, Un1napotaI 10 ~ ~
srI,seT. Wait CtEIno DnnT7t =; To- S{ ICY
{. Fackeitsnz, bv MeverbeeT: =, Calm s.ns,'
viI's CqU ;, nv ScRarb3 - Of' ~
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THE REPORT of the causes leading to the Wa
yyaSet disaster will he submitted IN tho sprar-
"a ~, ~ 'ne
VI s'SaiooaCs Oh thursday oy
Con modore Rose ard Alr. Edgar, the commits
be forwarded to the Supervising Inspector Cen
eral OF steamboats,, and by him be transmitted
t 10 we 2tfLeIaty OF ,ne dIeasnry Although
that II win he IL, readinass NV rhat tImn Ge
| Steamboats,, viii return to this Civ on WedneSt
iav nigTt' - " 'N-' wy 0'' 0"Ae'
SENATOR MORToN's BACK PAY.-Notwith
standing the teleqraphed statement that the
Tndiauanolis r,,,.7,J % to-,Io, ,roTld ot,orita
Sos' .II. y, "UuIu
eleu ms PACK pay INTO the treasury, 1t IS amgt-
yer Oh iaCt, by the DOCKS OF that ONCE, that the
senator's and ny @i t seven other
4S, a!tu nNe nienDeis OF me house OF
haI,ng been dravrn fn nrIa 1 20 Nois, meyer
money into the Treasury it is necessary to first
faiIcd 70 40 ms 'n"S lar 0ehaUor Morton mas
The NAVAL COURT MARTIAL engaged at
Annapolis in trying DIR. Marius DuyalI had
Captain q. ID. Hobb, u s. NJ, G.. before il on
d"rs II, t5roe nc tb ti sna az Inels were no or
to names v}sifir tb 1890 "a reiative
terdav tbe frst Situess cstIed x tha d,,a
vaS SurI,eo,, mr. ,rLn +eS,iSd ~ .ne ueieh0e
nf o s VINO 'esnea tnat ne was on
ing abont that time narne sme 20 Tin "a
not know that II was Donovan1 To LOOT a. ne
the wound. Donovan swore the snrgeonp wbo
dressed tine wound probed il, The nrosecnt;nD
failed to find the doctor who did nrohe the
wound fN0 NV
WAsHINGToNIANs IN EURoPE.-The follow
ing asiinptonians were registered in paris nm
,Ie o,L 49,. a.. -, 81 a "a On
INC ''h instant '-Niiss NJ bayley, w. IL.
Bayley, Mrs. A. Il. Bowers, IL. j. Chapman,
NJ q, NJ. benson Mrs. \. Il. JefrIes, Miss
Philip NJ. Macy, P. NJ. MAY, f.. P. Nav. M
and Mrs: G. I'll. Phelps, Augustus NJ. Tanner,
10 ~ w. MheIpiey; EondoncMrs d. NJ; Bar
p. Cbipman. GenevsSJ' w Lowe. David
Fdes Miss MARGARET Edas Gaor,a n naI5ar
son. Mr.. and Mrs. W p Titco6b J.ncarna
August Mrs. i. M addison G. NJ adGisnn'
Miss i. Rives. Munich. Auoust 6Ieffepeo,,,
Rives and family Mrs and ME- Jobn CunninG
ham UiedeiheIg1 AngnSt x HIobn r uamns
Mr and Mrs II kendaH IT n r Trnn
'ii' anu All . II eHoe--, = u L Auppei'
NAVAL ORDRRs-Rear Admiral John i
Almv ordered IN command the sor,h .tIa,tio
-. -. W 10 ~ ~ , 49,. A'i"'i
statloh' per steamer Oh the oth OF SeSfember
next, as the relief of Rear Admiral Chas. Steed-
man; Lieut.. Commander Henry l.. johnson to
the photographic Office; Master j. r. Selfridge
to ordnance duty, navy yard, Washington, Sep
TENDER 1st; Ensign James A. b ull to the Lack
awana, Asiatc station, per steamer 10th Sep
TENDER next; Passed Assistant Paymaster II. L.
b. Harris TO the Frolic, LIST october next. De-
tached-Lieut. Wells n. Field, from the Lack
awana, Asiatic squadron, and ordered to return
and report arrival; Lieut.. Thomas G. Groove
from duty at Mound City, ILL.,, and ordered to
the Asiatic station per steamer LIST october from
San EranciscO Cal. Iieut. Commander T.
Higginson has reported his arrival. having been
detached from the Shenandoah European
squadron on the goth uIt and placed on wait
ing orders; Assistant Paymaster l.. q. Bopos
from the Frolic on the lst of October and 0T-