Evening star., 1863-05-09
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

GPovEE's THHATER.-Edwin Adams makes
hte last appearance at Growers this evening.
meht with Judge Conrad's fine drama, "The
H-retic." MIR. Adams will be sustained BY the
entire company at Growers.
WASHINGTON THKATER.-This is positively
the last night Of Mr.. j. Wilk. Booth, and he
Will appear on this parting occasion in Schil-
leE'5 great tragedy Of s. The Robbers," sustain-
ing The role of aCharles de Moor" Mr.. Brink
appears as "Francis de Moor" and Miss Alice
Gray as "CornelIa."
SWISS BELL RINGERs.-The wonderful Peak
Family continue to hold their nightly levees at
Wizards Hall, and always perform before de-
lighted audiences. Their entertainments ara
refined and elegant in all partic ulars, and ut
the same time is of q varied interest that keeps
the attention of the spectator always occupied.
GAETRRBURY-Thep performances at Cantar-
bury the past week have been unusually
-itt1actiye. They were also we'll attended, rs
this announced as the last week of the
fairy combination. Julia Mortimer, Kate Pen
noyer, Ernestine de Faiber, and M lies Augusta
and Marie. They make their last appearance
tonight. An excellent bill is offered.
YARIETIEs-The bill which the management
ut the Varieties announce for this evenings
entertainment Is the same which has SO hugely
delighted amusement seekers eyery night the
past week Budworth, Leslie, Parker, Ada
Tesman, and all the ia vorites appear
RUSSIAN WAR.-This pantominae is still on
exhibition at Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street,
and continues to attract crowds, all Of whom
are delighted with its manner Of exhibition.
FAIR for the benefit of St Michaeps parochial
schools. at the church, corner Of Fifteenth and
II streets.
FOURTH WARD UNCoNDIrIoNA UNION
MEKTING.-Pursuant to call published in the
Star, meeting of the Unconditional Union
voters of the Fourth Ward was held last night
IN The Alderman's chamber, City Hall
Mr.. Michael Larner was called to the chair,
and Mr.. Wm. W. Writ was appointed score
tary. The object Of the meeting was stated to
be the nomination of candidates for the ward
officers 10 be supported at the ensuing June
election; and Messrs. Peter F. Bacon, Chas H.
Utermehle and Asbury Lloyd were nominated
as candidates for Aldermen.
1t was resolved that q majority of all the
votes cast would be required to make nomi-
nation; and Messrs. Henry Lyles and Justice
Donn having been appointed tellers the ballot
ing was proceeded with, and resulted as fol-
lows -Utermehle, 20 votes; Lloyd, IA; Bacon, 6.
No one receiving q majority, the name of Mr.
lot MIR. Utermehle WAS nominated by a vote of
80 to Is for MIR. Lloyd and one for Capt. w. w.
Moore.
The announcement OF Mr. Utermehle's NOM
ination was received with applause
The following gentlemen were then ncmina-
Council, viz iZ.-Asbury Lloyd, Michael La.Eer,
Peter M. Dubant and Jos. Follansbee. Mr.
Lloyd received % votes, Mr.. Dubant &c, MIR.
EOllansbee %, Mr. Larner l6, Mr. kellogg
Snd Capt. Darling 2. Msssrs. Lloyd, Dubant
and Follansbee were therefore declared the
Messrs. Vim. II. Johnson and Thos w Burch
Were then nominated for Assessor, and Mr.
Rurch received y votes and Mr.. Johnson 81;
and the former was therefore declared the
nominee.
The meeting then adjourned.