Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-30
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT


the best circus compar les travelling
Millie and Clara Fowler,
the graceful danseuses, will close their engage
ment here tomorrow night. Their host of
friends will regret their departure To-mor.
row afternoon there will be q matinee for
ladies, and an admirable bill will be per-
formed. Szoiiosys ballet "The Corsair." will
be among the acts.
VARIETIES "The Convict's Skull or Ro-
mar, the Vagrant," the last of Fitz Simmons
efuslons, Is stiIi having a successful run at
the varieties Tomorrow afternoon and eve-
ming, MIR. Fitz Simmons takes a benefit, and
The bill announced for the occasion is one re.
piete With interest and fun.
GROWERS THEATRR.-Mrs. Barney Williams
takes q benefit to night, and will appear as
Judy " Trot," in s.Ireland as it was, and as
melissa" In "Customs OF the Country" The
screaming Irish farce, 1.-THE Happy Man." All
who would enjoy hearty laugh should by ali
ssmeans visit Growers tonight
- FoRD's THEATER.-Thisi is also benefit night
at Ford's, Miss Maggie Mitchell being the re-
cipient, and when she will appear in that most
acceptable of her delineau ms, "Fanchon."
We opine there are but few theater-goers in
this city who have not seen and been delighted
with Maggie's fine acting. That the benefit
will be a success no one can doubt.
THE DRAFT to fill the deficiency in the quota
of the Third Ward was commenced at twelve
O'Clock to-day. There was larger crowd in
attendance than at the drawing of any one
ward. Another feature was the presence of
drawing.
MT Commissioner Blackford announced that
the original enrolment of the ward was zoos;
quota required, 255; credits, 227; number re
quired, 2S, to which was added the 100 per
cent, making Sc to be drawn.
The citizens of the ward who were present
received with some degree of pride the an
nouncement that so few were to be drawn.
The first namedraxn was that Of O. W. Dean.
forth by Mr. Burns, and announced in succession,
BY G Aver st bet sth and 9Th; NJ Cavansgh, 80
sh ba A !ef 8sr csntfa Msrket kaef sas
Sss DaSS So and TsP b St.. st Es,
ST and 3 sts Mishssl sMsDssmett: RisSmS I'D
Pc Street. h ns and S IT. sdr TR' M.a
e ss 0 Sc. sR.sa H. Fiaa seFf st.
Porsn SIS 9th st. %ssks, q s Is and
y streets; George Geyst,, $is G street;
ssi Mst; Thomas 4 Mitchell; 500 9th st; Terssnes
istst bet and Thos Dom Rid g. st bet and n;
nG shsao s D. Gt Ss Sns & h anS
Jacob Lavender, I'll 9Th st, bet N and N; George
Shse Bf and sS s's A5sryJ S1sOs St
9Th street between NJ and n; David T Cissel, st,
Thos MccsSs st. bet Sth and 9th w Wis
9th st bet and N; Jno ssI gent. ssl Z st. bel eth
powns az th
st. ClaT Edding s2t Pa av; W 81 vsn0rtr,ck, s229th
FranE Geddn Me6Gs I' r.
sth st; James F.rguson, Is. 5th 81, bet and o.;
G III johnson, 8 9Th ST. Richard Poole, AZ Mar
ket Space; William Dorsey, 2S3 It'll st; Lee Hine,
195 9th st; Wm I'll Wood, st, bet 9Th and 9Th
MIR Blackford announced that this ended the
draft in the Sd sub-district Some one called
out, Bully for you" and loud cheers greeted
q the announcement. Not more than half dozen
s OF those present were drafted. John Shedd,
= policeman was among the elect.
Tomorrow the last drawings will take place,
when the Sth and 9th sub-districts George
town. " ill he drawn. GEORGETOWN, howe yer
has good prospect of filling its quota to-day.