Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24

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source to-day were S2-9.25j 96.
TEE USUAL SESSION Of the Cabinet was held
to-day, with all the members in attendance.
TREASURER SPINNER to-day received q three
dollar conscience contribution from Philsdel-
phia.
THE Crows AND UrEs will have anoth,r
council with the Secretary of the Interior AMI
the commissioner OF the Indian bureau belor,
their departure from the city.
The PROGRAMME for the open-air concert
at the Presidents grounds tomorrow afternoon
by the Marine band, Prof l.. Schneider, con
ductOr, is as follows: l. March; 2. Aria from
the opera 7. MasnadieTi, by Verdi; 3. Overture;
du Monde, by Metra; 3. Selection from Ia Fa-
vOrita, by DOnizetti; g. Grand Ga op, Battle OF
lnkCTmann, by Ed. Van BuggeRhout The con-
cert Will begin at ~ O'Clock.
PERsONAL.-D. NJ. Boyd, jr., General Pas
senger Agent Of the Pennsylvania railroad, and
Colonel F. ID. NAV, Travelling Agent of the
Philadelphia and Erie railroad are At WilIari's
william .. GOOdloe was to-day appointed
hv President Grant pension agent at Lexington,
Kentucky. "A correspondent of the Chica 70
Er'Eing Journal gives currency to rumOr that
Senator OglesbvIs TO be married in a short time
10 Mrs. Emma KeYes, the daughter of the Hon.
I. G. Gillette. of Illinois. -''- Senator Cameron
Is in the city. 800 Gen. j. III. Baker Commits
.'i,NA VI Il ShslolicJ HAS LGluiiCu lIOh new
York.
The LATE CHEF JUSTICE CHASE.-At the
opening of the United States Supreme Court
yesterday, Attorney General Williams pre-
sented the resolutions of the bar in respect TO
the memcry of the late Chief Justice, and in
the course OF the remarks he made said He
went down to the grave CLpwned with wears and
many honoTs, and left to his children and his
country the record of a life
klch IN the worlds opinion, and mems praise.
And full of all we could desire, but DAYS
Associate Justice Clifford reviewed the public
career Of the deceased, euloEiZing the can Tor.
sFlt-cOntrOl and love Of Justice which Jude
Chase exhibited in all his acts The court CON
Cured in the resolutions presented by the Attor-
nev General in behalf OF the bar directed thali
entry on the minutes. and adjourned IN respect
to the memory of the deceased.
Army ORDEFs-Ou the recommendation o.
the Surgeon General, Assistant Surgeon Chas.
b. Byrne has been ordered to report to the com
handing officer at Willett-s Harbor, New York
for assignment to temporary duty Leave Z.
absence Tor SIX months, to take effect after Jan
uaTy lSt next, has been granted the fOIlOEin .
named officers. LIST Lieut.. Peter ID. Nfoom. ir
81 cavalry: lst Lieut.. Thomas W. TObev. iitT
infantry. Second Lieut. Wallace Mott Stli ir
fanty. has been ordered to report to the super
intendent of the L. ). Military Academy
West Point for assignment to duty: 2i Lent A
H. Russell, 81 cavalry, has been ordered to set.
Tie ms accounts in connection with the bu-In"~-
pertaining 70 his duties with the expedition TO.
explorations and surveys west OF the 10th me-
ridian.
COURTS MARTTAL.--A general court marta.
has been appointed to meet at Fort Columbus
New York harbor, on the 9th instant, for tn
trial Of sneh prisoners as NAV be brought be
fore it. The following is the detail for tn
court Major J. =. Ray, b infantry; Captain
". McNetterviile, DIST infantry. LIST Lieut.. +
F. Quinn. 4th infantry; 1st Lieut.. w. &. Man
ming, 23d infantry; lst Lieut.. II. NJ. McCawIev
18th infantry; Assistant Surgeon 4. II. Hon
judge advocate of the court.
a general court martial has been appointed
10 meet at Newport barracks, Ky. on the 2ttl
instant, for the trial of such prisoners a. ma,
te brought before il. The following j. tn. de-.
tail for the court: 1t. Col. A. V. Kant. 18th IN
taUtFy: 1st LieHt; WIN KTaTse, 81 infantry: Is
Lieut.. Henry Narcotic, i7th infantry: 1t Li.ur
T. Riley, DIST infantry; = Lieut.. g. II Les
ter, 18th Infantry; Surgeon =. L. Swift JIIso
Advocate.