Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-19
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oxo,rsr I"EATnR--Ar. Albert Ca,eedy,
.,Ysetempi!shrd business "a ger at c2ravsrs
%s.aisr. hs- d. .matiked the arsl book OF Victor
p will 10 performed to-niRht An !sr ~.
~. Ct "Fan,inc, o. ths Yats Of a or IL ~
Ms play, as written BY Mr. Cassidy, EN- lors
thr cn.' sts NE moeL OF ihe splendid 5 ,ch
lean Faijran will b personal d ~ A.
inss Barron, and "Fantine'' by Kn.a ~,
Ia CHER characters are all we'll cast The
,,r has expended much In The ,nrndnct,,, =,
sr,lrcly now costumes. That the houss viii
Be- crowded II 3 foregons conclusion.
hAsaisoTos IHkAfBR.-" East Lynpe,
sser n;oT. twas announced on Saturday tia,
Fs presentation on that evening would Be tns
lxt nn' me sesis on the part Of the public TO
riiH nIs liay - 50 great that the man aga
ripi OF The Washington have Concluded Ia a.
~ me de maud. Al ri va 1t aao.har
rsP!es' htsi On The beautiful and touchin.
trs,, H. Youn Remember Me-" As sum
~ h'fs W'stsrn and Miss Chestney, never fail
70 txt1i tmc'ien. 80 "
CASI.REuRY-Ma Manager sinn hiss returned
ICCG iSiia0. bia, and has brought with him
q BJm Or OF Hrst-class p~rformeF- And th,.e
with NE trIr I'D q .roape which have haan DO.
lghilne our am asrsne n seekers, will make nm
eDs OF tho beet Companies that have ever an
pssred upon any boards In This CITY a NJ
pantc mime -ntiilrd he ..Golden Are - xiII "a
Ferf''rmrd 70 night. Julia Mortimer, Kate pen
never Asn-e Npth-rland, Miles Augusta and
II iri@, snd all the old fayorites remain
yIRIsTrR<-MYIs Helene has haan anz....
fer enc ~'Fs ~ the Varieties. Eva Brent Ada
1rFuan, .r6 al the old popular parformays
rsne,F Ihs resoTt Is now under tn imme-
eis'e aneFrmsnt Of Mr.. James Pilgrim and
sBov'nE W u how to cater toy The Advancement
Of the pm bic, the establishment hae brcome
one 81 me most popular In tina city, and Is
crowded every night It la worth the pric. of
admission TO SEE Tim Hayes In his celebrated
clog sancr.
FANrESHooF's RsADIsGa.-Nr ysadenhofr
vii Fivr hs rrSt reading this evening, a, VIII
lard = Hall, and the entertainments vii, eonais,
Of rssoirE OF scsn.s from Msee-th: a ysrjaty
Of rnlsceiisneous poetry, serious and humorous:
snd LcSer's tzha,ssanza or Paddy the Pi.
PER" -
Nh MURDOCH will give another r.at,ng n.
niebt IN the Ssnsie Chamber His selections
are from the most popular modern authors
with gems rom ShakspraE III lerspersed These
lniti: SUE entertainments are we'll worth at
tending.
AN EVENING WITH TIE Poxrs-Naa..,.
LZzle Bell amd Miss Emrnie Lincoln also an
nounts reading for this evening 1T Odd Fell
io~e HAN fht object IL 20 raise funds for TIN.
establishment VI = ;:ome fsr The orphans of vol
nnierTs, 1nd should therefore bp pa.ronizeh
TEMPERANCE ALL-Ball under the aus picas
Of The Franklin Engine Company.
fEfE iECTUHE.-FIof. T.. N Uorsf.rd of
hsr'aId niHersity, will give the first OF a
conrsr of lectures 'his evening a the Smith.
tonisn. On the "Muniiions of War Admit
lance free.
IHs PRINTERS IN CoUHCIL.-Ti> ProDosaJ N
Establish Brasch Cnicrr .Negatirci-f Hyst<
r.cts SfrGrSsr-Ts IL L,tna Coopsy Rsa:riry,s
f,Sf No! 'Fstil>r ssda entireiv-The aref.n1
GdiGtrnk N a good haH'or, ard ths cid sCoinz,-
bra sal tcares
mass meeting of Printers was held In thu
Gail O! ihr frrsevrrancr Engin house on Sat
IIday evening, To take into consideration thu
PTcPrieiy Of establishing = branch OF the Ma
,t:oi: 81 1 pOe ral hical Union In this city
Mr.. Judd. who had presided At a previous
meeting, which authorized the calling Of a
miss tDE, called the meeting to crd-T,
ard circulars were read from the different
Offices from which il appears that i22 prin-
ters In The Government OH 90 voted upon the
question Of establishing q branch Union IN
ibis city at this time, the whole number ex-
pressing their otsapprova al, and none in favor.
I be Globe office v.ted II in favor of "estab-
Itching branch Union," and against, and 30
ere T, ported as doubtful and not voting. The
STR Ctfice voted against "the proposition to
foI m tranch Uni, n" and none in favor The
CA'o4s,cle cffce voted Il "fayorable To q mass
me, tang 10 dis cuss the ex I,Pdiency Of applying
for q cbarier from the National Typographical
Union, and none against Polkinhor rs voted
: IN fANoT CT the proposed mo vement," and
aEGt ciGrd. The Republican office voted y
as aiHst TIE branch Union as proposed, aad
none III favor. Gi.aOn's Office in favor
u oUr; office In favor
h. returns HAHN bren read, Mr.. j udd said
he t"d fulfilled all the duty required OF him,
and hr therefore begged leave 70 resign, and
ssEed th.,i g. his new meeting, some
one else - Gu d D. riectrd " MI the chair
Mir. SsTdo OppO>cd Mr. Judd's retiring; he
lad at q 81 ihe HieeiiIg 1T Jackson Hall, and
h sEoEid act now.
Mr. Judd Repeated that he had done all he
" IS authorized 10 do, and he asked leave
10 30 "a hr pis as d. II the mee.inE thought hit
- make him chairman again he would fulfil
the duIi- g
M v. r Mclean desired TO know WHETHER
ihis WAS mass mCe,ing or an adjourned meet
i"g. IL tba former, than the officers who tied
AT ksOB Hall had nothing to do with this.
lie tn IT having repeated taat this was q
dis intt meeting irou, that he'll at jackson
Hail, Mr.. " m r. McLean was nominated aud
III sEImOusly elset+d chairman Mir Judd was
esi-S-ed a. SECRETARY
MI AicIean, on taking the chair, thanked
ti' net et.ng for the honor they had conferred
upon him. He said IL was true he was not
Identified with the rause that originated the
meeting, but If he understood the question cor
rec'iy, this meeting merely for the pur-
pose OF considering The expectancy of estab-
ching branch OF the National Typograph-
J. al I nion m This city. He hoped oil would
eArr'ss TN ir v~ws freely, but that nothing
would be said OF done TO bring discr.dit upon
the craft Without a fair name they could not
rttaln The confidence OF the community He
hcped that ali would bear il mind that they
We're pT1rters, and conduct themselves as such,
and that, 20 his mind, express. a great deal
he hoped also that the printers of Washing on
would he governed by the action Of this meet
~ kt Ihtu Dy the returns WQlch
nsd eeen read IN their hearing. IL is true the
trtnrEs We're no. H. iuil - they should have
oFtE, out ihPy exp; Cssed the views OF large
number Of printers. II was the duty or the
Chair now 10 set and carry out the views of
The me- ting. [Appisus-.l
Nr. SaTdo de sired 10 know what was before
the meeting.
ihe Chair read the published call, and In
Nlrd propositions resolutions.
MT John Robinson said he had read the pro-
Serdlts= OF the last meeting OF the Column aia
biographical Society. he belonged 10 the
cEsIt, AID rcep@cts and vrnPra:Ps the old So
c-ety, 70 " hich be b longsd; hut he thought ls.
Aclltn az the LAST meetinG would frustrats any
avon d ~. He would not crush the old mo her
Soci, ~, bat ne bought amaBdmsnts should b.
Hscs 10 &c constitution and bylaws. There
were ahuse- which should 10 rectiard He
hAd worked In Government oficr, aud knsv
az aoUuI many grievances. The hands in tha.
cTiSe worked blythe week, for which they re-
ee4fed fourteen dollars, for ten hours labor
daily Per week, and 90 time" for every min "a Il,
after tbs expiration Of she days work raa
money always came promptly, aud every hi ng