Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-03

&C pfSo- sho andirG rOCn was At
Mas ~ Is sS CHARMING A. ever. No: h.aa.,ar
de- the COMMIT In The entire performance OF
hrr part: ~ while she On the Stare tns Al
1Anee y under he Ia q hence OF = most pi-AsinE
81 i'.mrrt The shadow d.nc- u q :rary-, n
It's H. haEsis ID very ably sustained in every
Part.
GRovkR's TEEATRR was again damned las,
night and msny who desired TO see the VII
liantes IA the sFairy Circle" could 20, gain
s"m"'S"c- Tine ladi-s, especially, appear to
turn ont en- ndSse 70 witness these perforrnan-
c'r' ano Manager Grover has been Obliged 20
apfrop;'a'r c'rtain portion Of what wa, for
NJ rif the twenty q ve-cent tier to more ex =
elusive use. The Fairy Circle will b. re-
p-a,-d this evening To conclude with Law
Will ARD HALL-The complimentary CON.
T: to Madame Cecilia Young Kratschmar vii,
si1sB his evening, 1t wiiiard's Hall The
r'"rsmmr emnracrs selections from Rossini
Verdi. beethoven, Donizetti, and oth-r prosi
ne"t comr"-"r- very rich musical treat Ia
offered. MADAME Kretschmar will, of cour.a
eonir butte her share OF The entertainment. and
tHe LIST Of assistants embraces many f1rst-class
vocaiists anu musicians.
ODD fELLows' HALL.-Sixteen star perform
ers compost the Campbell troupe w perform
Ing st Odd Fellows Hall, and they offer nightly
varied entertainment of vocalism, dance
COMEDY and huriesqua. Rasidas, they IA va an
e1cel'"n' brass band, which discourses very
Tine mu>ic
tAsTs hats the use Of haYinr
places OF amusement when people can't get
tGto them! Manager Sim advertises a splendid
Oil every night and invites everyb body to come
and WITNESS IL. Every body goes: and IL they
are few mornrnts later than the hour an.
rcuncrc for opening, Sim won't let them in
That l. me is obliged 70 cose his ticket ONCE be-
any ~ ho arr n r. w moments too late There.
frre ANY who would see the performance to-
nieh should so early.
FARIKrIEs-fhere was another large audi
ehce present last night To witness the prrturm-
ancc Al tins fayorlte resort. Miri- Zo.'s re-
appearance va greeted with tremendous
applause Eva Brent and Ada Tesman were
m nne voice. ard sang admirably Mr. J. g.
Naiiaee, the Irish comedian, appears to might
"Esmarelda" will again be Performed.
BALL.-fbe Columbia Active Association
Fivr EraRo bail tonight Al Columbia Hall
tapitOi Hill. good time may be expected.
CoUsCIL PEoCEEDIsGs, Feb. 2-Board OF
Atd<rmen-A communication was received from
the Mayor. Announcing the approval of the act
auti. Oiizing The construction of q flag footway
on IiIr south side of IL street south: an Act
I.qu rug iont payments on Pennsylvania
aN' ni'e TO ~ kept cleaD and Joint resolution
recommend ding the publication OF the tax sales
in the Nafiondl Intslllqsnc>r
Al-o' comH unication inclosing one from
MI "rsy til, Register Of the City, stating that
so : wont h" required giraffe Il street
between North Capitol and Boundary streets
The May 4 recommends the passage OF a bill
for this purpose
Tn following were referred Petitions OF
Jam ! Fry ard others, praying that the act
10 abe and gravel ID street >outh ne carried
into n NEEDN'T effect bill providing for the
tmpr smrnt OF South CapIioi and South !.
stieris; a ball 10 Improve the Eastern Market;
and the account Of the city assessors (SSd5j
~ rifyiHg the poll lists.
I he act To pave Eighth street west from r 20
st!rrts north. was recommitted, with insfruc-
tons tn inquire az IN tii'' legality of appropr-
htlDE the funds OF The vard for tais purpose.
M. I.loy presented a Juint Resolution in
Iel-ticn to the increase OF the wages of work.
inrmrm- The resolution srts forth that on
account OF the high price of all the neCeSS1ries
Of lii, ~ Is a. most Impossible for a working
man 10 support q famity: and the Mayor is
ie4nes ted TO call the attention of the Secretaries
Of War anu Navy to The fact, and To ask that
the wages Of the employers of the Arsenal and
Navy Yard Re increased twenty five PER cent
Mr.. Pepper said this resolution suited him
exactly. II said PLAINLY what was waRied.
LAST week the gentleman from the Third Ward
ha;; offered resolution in relation a some.
what similar matter; which W as all in q cloud.
This. however. had bold front, and was
plain Buncombe stuck out Of 1t in every form.
iIsu:htrrI
Mr.. Krodh' sd would not impose SO insidiou.
duty - was conteIrpiat ted by this resolution
EIG'Ii iI.s Mayor. With all due Difference to the
Alderman from tbs Seventh W ard, Mr.. Lioydl
br thought the resolution at least i'm pertinent.
Mr. Lloyd explained that he offered The rrso-
luton a. the req 0est OF The employees. They
CHE AlGermen) were there for the purpose OF
1rgis!sting for the people. of which these
pioyres were part. The resolution simply
contemplated the bringing OF the facts in the
case TO the attention OF the proper authorities.
The resolution was lost by the following vote:
ieas.-Messrs. Lloyd, Pepper, Richards,
Semmes and BIown-5.
Nays-Messrs. Brodhead, Clephane, CLARK,
fi,;Idun, Plant, Sargent and Wendeii-7.
The committee on improvements was dis
charged from the further consideration OF the
petition of Jas. Toies, in relation 10 pumps.
The Act authorizing the erection OF poles by
the independent Telegraph Company re-
turned from the Board Of Common Council.
with m amendment, providing that tha wires
should not interfere with shade trees; which
amendment W as concurred IN by the Board OF
Aldermen, and the bill passed.
The following passed the board An act to
build 3 bridgr across the canal at street south
and firSt street wrist; an act providing for
flag fOotway acruss T. street south and Second
street east; an act amendatOry Of an act TO pre-
vent nuisances; an set 10 pay a deficiency for
grayeling sixth street east, from Pennsylvania
avenue 10 Mary land avenue; q bill 10 grade and
gravel Fourth street east, from l. street to
Georgia avenue; an act for the relief OF Mary
Donoho: joint resolution OF instruction 10 the
surveyor; a resolution instructing the commit
tee on improvements to report a bill for paving
h street west. between Seventh aid Eighth,
south Of the Northern Market and an act ma
Fifth Ward
The Board al.o adopted joint resolutions in
regaId TO the hotels, staurants, eating houses
and ordinaTies.
The resolutions set forth that the boards ha We
noticed with regret and surprise the especial
orders, No. TO-" issued January Ia, 1888, by
LIEUT.. Col. w. E. Dostsr, compelling the keep
ers OF all hotels, eating houses restaurants and
ordnaries in this city, TO close their establish
p Ia,
violation OF the ordinance Of June Sd, 1853,
which permits them 70 remain open until mid
night. That while they question not the author
p-r-ons belonging TO the army from frequent
trr hotels, restaurants, eating houses and ordl-
naries after haf-past nine o'clock p. M, they
admit neither the right nor the propriety OF the
military authorities to interfere with the legal
rights and occupations OF our citizens not con-
nett~d with the army, and deem IL wholly an.
jpstihsble.
The Mayor and Presidents OF the tive boards
ARE therefore appointed q committee 10 wait
upon the President of the United States with
q view TO obtain q repeal or proper modihca-
ton of the special orders referred TO, and to
make q report OF their doings 10 boTh boards
Adjourned.
Common Copncl-The following were resd
and referred Petition Of dealers in the North
srn Market: petition OF Chas. Stewart, asking
the abatement OF a nuisance In So are 300, Pc
ti;ion OF -. Tinker for the release OF q nnei bill
authorizing w. RAplsy to build . wharf al the
fnor of Sc N street Joint resOl utlOn n Yela