Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-04
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS, &c, To-NIGH-

ANU SkeikN1S, &c, TONIGHT.
NATIONAL THEATRE-First night this sea-
son OF Mr.. Jas. L Murdoch, who will appear
as Rover in wild Oats"
WALLS OPERA HOUsE.-Second week of
the very successful play "Under the Cas-
light"
FoREPAueH's CIRCrs AND NrsAsERrE-
This mamm otn show arrived here this morn
ing, viii give their first entertainment on the
lot on Sixth street, south Of Pennsylvania
during the week
mEssRs. THAYER 4 MOVES CIRCUS AND
MESAGERIE--This establishment has entered
on ITS second week here, and is drawing q
crowded teEt, az the corner of Louisiana ave-
nue. and 1lth street.
MEIZERoIT HALL.-Tom Thumb and his
Little wife. Comm odore Mutt, and the dImin u
i've Miss Minnie warren form combination
OF the smallest specimens OF humanity in the
world, and they will all appear this evening.
and give their first reception in this city.
OnD FELLOWS HALL.-The splendid Fair
benefit of the WIDOWS and orphans, commences
this evening. Every BODY should go.
wooDwARD's HALL.-A Grand Vocal and
In trumental Concert this evening for the
benefit of 81. Martins Chapel.
MErKoPoLITAN BowLINs SALooN.-P -ize
Rolling
FOURTH WARD DEMOCRATIC AND CoNsER-
SAIlyk CLUB.-A meeting OF this club YVES
held on Saturday evening at the residence o.
A Gleeson, Esq, North Capitol, between Ct
and streets At haIf-past eight o'eIock the
meeting was called TO order by A. Gleeson,
temporary chairman. The secretary, John
Holonan, read the min utes of the previous
meeting; after which, the same Gentleman
chairman OF the committee appointed at the
iast meeting 10 draft and report to the club a
constitution and by laws, stated that the COM
mittee had not met or done an thing to wards
drafting constitution. He thought 1t would
De rs Wen should the committee report at the
next meeting.
The Chair then said he did not know what
to do. Their was no business before he meet
ing. and he therefore thought the meeting
might as well adjourn.
After cons ultation with some of the mem.
oers, the Chair announced that the election of
Frazier nominated as President of the Climb
councilman Robert Ball, " no arose and stated
that be W as not aware OF any intention of nom-
mating him for President of the Club when he
came TO the meeting. Ii the organization of the
club was 70 promote true original Democratic
principles, ne was with them heart and soul:
oot ne thought the club might modify their
name so as TO draw in others who Were nor
bono tds Democrats, neither were they Rad
Ieais. Mr.. Ball then stepped forward and
placed his name On the list of members Of the
The Chair stated that it had been suggested
that as the Committee on the Constitution and
BYLAWS had not made their report, it would
be e2pedteBt TO postpone the election Of OIL
GERS until the next meeting night.
Mr.. Loney arose ana said be b ad seen one of
lie members of the committee that evening
with keg OF beer on his shoulder, and id
she bit Will ne be here -
MI Bal thought IL expedIent for the Club to
ADJOURN. and defer the election of officers un-
III after the committee on constitution aud nv.
laws bad made their report, and he therefore
moved that the Club adjourn until next
wednesday evening. A vote was taken on the
motion, and IL was carried.
member in the corner aross, saving 90 Mr..
President, here's q reporter that's taking down
lot OF nonsense spoken about a keg OF beer
move that he Be requested not TO publish it,
daughter
The Chair. The Gentleman is too late; the
meetiIg has adjourned.