Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-01
LOCAL NEWS.
AMusnNKNra TONIGHT.

ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
/. growers THEArxR NH L. Tilton takes
heneAt to-nlgh, at trrovfrs, s3d the bill selected
comedy, entitled sour American Cousin, % will
be produced, with Tilton a. Abel Mufcott and
Mr.. eeichell az Asa Trenchsrd- Mr.. Williams
appears for the rrst time as Lord Dundreary.
susan Denim appears as Florence Trenchard and
Jennie Parker az Mary Meridith. This 10 MIR.
Tlltons hrst and only benefit, and we trust large
audience will greet him.
OPP FELLOWS HALL -stanley and Commits
gigantic illustrations Of the war for the Union,
with new aud splendid additions never before
exhibited, and concluding with splendid pic
ture Of the '.Unnamed Heroes,n will be on exhi-
hftlon this week yet at Odd Fellows Hall, and
all who would see this fne work Of art must
speedily avail themselves Of the opportunity.
CANrERBuRY.-This resort was, usual, filed
last night with fun-loving audience. new
bill, and new acts, songs and dances were pro-
duced Tonight the immense combination will
appear again, and In entire change Of pro-
gramme. Mile Z'nfretta will appear az the
Daughter Of the Regiment, and will fire gun at
eighteen candles and extinguish them all The
lang liable comic pantomime entitled "bite and
DEATH" concludes the performance.
The CONCERT for the benefit OF sick and
wounded soldiers will be given tonight at VIII
lards' Hall. The Marine Band will perform
some Of their choicest pieces. National and patri
otto airs will be sung, and some OF the best
singers OF Washington will perform choruse1.
cuartettes and Duets.
AroLLo CONCERT sALoos.-Miss Annie West
enterteins the habitues of Apollo, nightly, with
vocal music. Signor Ti6erini presides at the
plano. Pretty waiter girls dispense refreshments.
ACADEMY OF Music -Signora sevdel, a singer
o. very fair ability, makes melody for all who re-
s)r, to RosenthaI's; while frst-clap refreshments
are dispensed by pretty walter girls.
CouNcIs PRocssDiSss, June 30 -5Board of AZ
asSnass "A communication was received from
Rfah awv IT. -
thorizing the use Of a cerfaln school-house In
square SIC by Chrip Church.
Also, a communication making the following
nominations; which were appropriately referred:
For w alter Registrar-Randolph Coyle
For Messenger to Mayor and Register-Henry
G. kleiber.
For Commissioners of West Burial Ground
Jas. Burrows and VIM Nelson
Inspector Of Fire Approximation w. Martin
CHIEF Of Police-Samuel Ourand.
Police Oficers-First Ward, John Dewdney;
Chas. II. Hurdle; Fourth Ward, Maurice O'Con,
nor and VIM. w Kirby; Firth Ward, James nj.
Busher; Sixth Ward, Edward Sommers; Seventh
Ward, ROb't E. Magee
Rock Greek district; VIM. B. Elwood frst canal
district; John G. Robinson second canal district;
David w 6arst, Anacostia district; Wm. Bur-
f6ug hs, Potomac dist-l-t
Apothecaries to fnrnish medicines for the Door
First Ward, David G RIdgeway; Second Ward,
w. b Entwistle; Third Ward, Geo. J. Musser;
Fourth Ward, Samuel Sylvester; Fifth Ward,
Edmund B. Bury; Sixth W ard, John f. Bates:
Seventh Ward, Ohio Boswell.
Scavengels.- First Ward, first district, John
Chism; second district, Augustus LucaI; Second
hrss district, Peter Schwe itzer; second do Geo,
Fasnaught; Fourth Wa-d, first district William
Jourdan; second do, y cob Fischer; Fifth Ward.
Enas Barnes; SIKH Ward, VIM. Smith; Sew
enth Ward, John Pierce.
The Chair laid before the Board lie ter from
Alderman VIM +. Bayly, wherein that gentle
man rendered his resignation on account Of Ill
health. Resignation accepted.
Mr.. Clephane offered a resolution, which was
adopted, authorizing the holding Of a special
eleSiion to MI the vacancy created by the resig.
l. r. Clark, J. w. spaldIng and J p. Hilton to
act as commissioners Of election for the rst pre-
oinct Of said ward, and VIM. shedd Samuel
Levi. and A. 6 Hall as commissioners for the
second precinct
The following were received aud referred Pc
tnon OF Anthony ReYbold and z A. Ryther; bill
maktng appropriation for cleaning the alleys and
streets Of the city, joint resolution for the purchase
OF hoSe resolution to add to list Of standing
committees, committee on markets, to whom
shall be referred all communications and matters
relating to the same; joint resolution instructing
the register to add names which have been omit,
ted, to the tax list and bill relating TO the run
ming Of Omnibuses on Sunday
The following passed third reading: A bill
making appropriation o pay the amount Of iudg-
ment obtained against the corporation Of Wash
ington, at the suit Of Roger Z. weightnan; an
act 10 prevent cruelty to certain animals; author
zing Jonathan Kirkwood to use a certain service
pipe bill for the repair of street north; Joint
resolution on the subject Of the occupation Of
certain school rooms for church purposes
resolution was passed asking citizens to paw
sFtoPer observance TO the celebration of the Ar
Of July.
Tho following nominations were confirmed
JJseph H Bradley, esq Corporation attorney:
Mr.. Fielder r. Dorseu and James H. Burch as
commissioners Of improvements; B F. Jackson,
J. p. Barsholow, and Thorn Purcell a, COM
missioners Of Center market; Harrison Taylor
and J y. williams as commissioners of the
Norther marke James Kelley and Henry Glenn
ents GO commissioners Of the Western market;
Clerk Of Center market, Henry Lyles; assistant,
w. b. Mitchell; assistant clerk OF Western
market, James Miller; a,sistant clerk Of Northern
market, James Bowen; assistant clerk Of Eastern
market, James T.. Gross; Josiah III Adams in
tendant, and DR. s. A. H. McKim, physician to
the Asylum. Adjourned
3 Oard Of Commos CoKnciI.-The President Of
the board Mr.. A. r. Shepherd) being absent on
account OF sickness, Mr.. Wilson was chosen
chairman.
Mr. Charles Wilson wa, elected Vice President
Of the board
The following were received and appropriately
referred:
Petitions, Of Alex. Campbell for remission OF a
me; for laying flag footway on Tenth street and
Va. avenue; In reference to the grade Of Tenth st
between q and X streets; asking the LAYING of a
pavement on Maryland avenue, between Second
and Third ST. east; to grade and pave an alley In
square 767; bill TO lay fooSway on Ohio avenue.
across Thirteenth and -a-haf st; resolutions from
tbs Board OF Public School Trustees requesting
an appropriation TO enlarge the school-house on
Seventh street east, rtquesting act TO erect
school-house on the corner Of Third st. east and
A street south be amended 80 that the house NAV
be erected on the corner Of Third and ID sts. and
requesting that several separate priations be
consolidated for building sid house. 90
MI. Thompson, from drainage committee re.
ported bill authorizing Edward Owens to sup
ply I'VE dwellings with water by one service pipe;
rejected.
Mr.. Lloya asked that the COMMITTEES Of Claim.
be discharged from considering the petition of
James Morgan for remission Of a fine; agreed To-
MI. Ellis, from the Police Committee, reported
a bill to prohibit omnibuses running on Sunday,
under penalty Of SO, with provision exclud.
Ing omn buses running 70 and from the depots
and steamboats, from its operation.
Mr.. Barr suggested that the bill should be made
to apply to railroad depos, as there were plenty
Of lager beer depots. -
The bill was passed.
The following from the Board of Aldermen
were passed:-Bill 10 purchase a safe for the col
lectoI's once; resolution requesting the Mayor
and the Presidents Of the two Boards to confer
with the Secretary Of war In reference to cele-
bratinQ the 4th Cf Julv: resoIufion authori,tnr