Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-13
LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsFMFNTs. &, TO.NIGUT

NATIONAL lHEATEk--lsa0y Don the
musical burlesque OF "KeniIworth." and as
tie Pretty HOrsebreaRer."
WALLS OPRRA House the Gas
Light still draws, but this ~ positively the
last week Of Its representation here.
ODD FELLOws' HALL-Tne Rebekah Degree
Association Fair for the benefit OF widows and
orphans. - spleDdidly managed ty the ladies'
II charge, and should be libaTslIy patronizsd.
The fair will close on Friday night with a
grand leyee-
TIE SEHENADg TO THE PRssIDEsT.-rhe
various delegations proposing 10 join in the
bieo last night az the rooms of the Conservative
Army and Navy UHIon, and agreed upon the
following programme:
The marshals appointed are:-Chisf Mar
shal-COl James A TAFT. Assistant MarshaIs-
Lieut. :. J, WALES, Capt. A. kazs, Capt f r.
Mckean; Marshals-FIrst Ward, Lieut. Bren-
Ward, a. f J.. Reese, Fourth Ward. Andrew
GLEASON: tIfth Ward, John W. Mead: Sixth
Ward, James NJ. Dalton; Seventh Ward. Thos.
L Lloyd; Marshal of the johnson Depart
mental Climb, X. M. Hall: Marshal of the
Georgetown delegation, Capt Jas Goddard.
Marshal OF johnson Unien EDcampment No,
I. Hon. Thomas II Florence; Marshal of tha
Fire department., William Dickson
The routes 10 be followed by the bands prior
10 the alton of the grand procession are "a
follows, viz The Marine band will leave Vir-
GINA avenue, AT the flag staff, near the Navy
ara, toy O'clock, proceeding from thence
along Pennsylvania avenue TO the headuuar.
ters OF the Conservative Army and Navy
Union, No. 397 Pennsy ania avenue, between
~ and 9th streets. The 18th Infantry band
Will leave al the Arsenal gate. Az and N SITS
al OK O'CLOCK, proceed from thence along AZ
street 10 maryland avenue 10 9TH street:
thence TO Pennsylvania avenue; along Penn
sylvanla avenue TO the aforementioned place
The SIN cavalry band will leave at the corner
OF Pennsylvania avenue and 18th SITS, where
the Georgetown delegation will unite with the
FIRST Ward delegation at o. O'Clock: from
thence down Pennsylvania avenue to New
York avenue to Northern Liberty market and
frCm thence down eth street 20 Pennsylyauia
avenue to 379 Pennsylvania avenue signal
guns will be fired at the navy yard, the arse.
nal gate, corner of 18TH street and PennsyIya-
ma avenue, and the Northern Liberty market
al OK O'Clock, at the places OF assembling OF the
various ward delegations.
After arriving al the headq sarters of the
Conservative Army and Navy Union the line
VIII be formed in the folio wing order under
the Chief Marshal, Col. TAFT: First Division
headed by Marine Band; Conservative ARM
and Navy UElon; Second, Third, and Sixth
Ward delegations; soiourHers at present IN
Washington, Under Lent. :. J. Wales assis-
tant marshal. Second Division, Twelfth In
taBtTy Band; johnson departmental Club:
tire Brigade; Fourth and Seventh Ward dele
falons. under Capt. a. kaga, assistant mar
shat Third Division Fifth Cavalry Band:
johnson Union EnCampment, No. |; George
town delegations: First, Second, ana Taird
ASSISTANT marshal
Carriages will be present 10 convey all
wounded or disabled soldiers who desire II
participate in paying honor II our respected
Chief A national salute Will b. free ia Jack
son square. The procession Will leave the
headquarters of the Conservative Army and
Navy Union, Pennsylvania avenue, BE- ween
= and Oh streets, az o'clock precisely. The
m4Tsbals will BE- on foot. and on arriving a.
the place OF II ldeZycGs, No. 395 PeEnsyIvania
avenue the division marshals will report 10
quested TO supply themselves with torches,
&C.