Evening star., 1869-04-14

NATIONAL THKATRR The KISGiHgs Opera
Troupe. "fra DIavO.O'
WALLS OPERA HoUsE.-Se cond week OF the
japanese Trepps.
ODD FEILoW-' HAIL.-Sz.f aud GAYLORD ;
kLs:reIs and Brass Band.
PRoF. SStTA- Art Gallery, 3OI PsInsyI-
vaE.a avenue
EHASCIFAIOS CELkBEATION CONyEN-
TiON-an 81 FOurnfd meeting of the ward ti-I =
esaG-s appointed 70 max arrangements for the
efiehra'Icn CT emancipation day IN tn District
was held las, nIgE' n. uIou League Hail,
President Peters III the char
Aaron Russell chairman of the Executive
tommiStss. submitted a report of the expenses
OF the CO IebI alton. (SI1ir aud rhat thy md
sec'ed tie stand AZ front OF the C.iy H4ii- IN
vIew OF Is central location and IN view OF as
pro1 nifty tO the statue IF the late President
LlEcoIn. " whrTefTom the Grafton would % dr-
hysrst. After considerable debate a. 20 tA-
pTCprIe:y OF n" txUEISe estimated by the CON
mn'se. ne TspOrt wa~ accepted TIE Finance
COMMITTEE reported jhe sum NJ nln- dot
lars as collected I he aSsesSTn MS OF Ten
dollars each from IN" various wards were
tLen called for. hui there see Ined 10 D. di>In
sItnatIOn the part Of tG- chairman OF either
Of .nem to raw down TIE amount until II was
ascertaIned whetE-T all would come up with
the amount of their subscriptions. George
tewn would pay oH Thursday morning. TGe
FIrst and Third WARDS ysere ready TO pay Ou
demand, ou. subsequently, their assessments
were paId over No one responded iJT The
Second Ward The FOURTH Ward would paw
on thursday The Fi;th WARD had the ms nry.
ana would pap Z ~ CIg cted by the people II
the ward The SIKH Ward would %. paw uu-
less he YTCcss- J. sSs : thTOdSn their ward
The Sev,Tth Wand had no c1Il.c'ad he full
amount; the CH}s fell sIishfed nv the pro-
Cesston no; coming near 'hsm. and had rdeTsd
the money withheld. Tue twelfth sIb-GIStTICt
vas tCC poor 10 buy shoes 10 march Iu the pro
sessien- much les 10 paw the a>sessm~n,.
Samuel Williams pisdged himself for the pay
nsut of sIu Tor The EIIth Ward a he WI d.
tern med !. should - represented IN lha pre-
WaTu4 ma hal t1F III
Fifth Ward. win sCrlr eaIneStasS,. dem, ths
night of Mr.. Williams L. pledge the ward .
Tn~n out He controlled tnat matter by virtue
OF MS pOSIilJn a. mar shah and would gam. say
that the ward wOuid not be rpprpSe n'ed uui-~~
the procession pissed through there. A tha
ebairnen OF The wards declined paying their
assessments, The Char cried out, The
Ward declines TO cSlebIa.s the dav" Henry 4
johnson, o: the Seventh Ward. sand thr Ch-,.
had mIsrepresented the wards, and h. sun
posed hey could htve Indep.nden, dem Jn~tTs-
uon 4 They feat 50 disposed. Great C0Htusi IN
and cries of -sSr-. ami So ciu the F'f.n aud
Sixth Resolution 10 a1yeTIISe an inyi,a-
lions 70 the eoioTed associations N MaryI land
and Virginia. III The Alexandra. Annapolis.
and EaitIDOr" papers. offered Dy Jerome 7 lau-
SCR, was voted down. Some debate a % ne
ropre of the procession followed. and .!nally a
Resolution wss adopted thSt d. following con-
mIii-e D. arpoin'ed 10 confer with the chief
uar>hal snc -nG-avOT tot tuduc- httn TO change
the route 81 PROCESSION, VI N-sSr>. Green, o,
tbe Seven h. k~UWu, OF fr., Fli,h and Shiu1r
OF she Sixth Ward. TN motion a.: Mr.. dyson.
tie I've eth sub dist o. Niied TO partiCl-
Ya'e m the celebration without payment o! an
asssssmeIt- Adjourned.
BOARD or SCKCOL TRU SrHFs-ThIs Board
met last evening IN the Aldermen's Cnamber
ana the resolutions passed by the Board of
Aide T r1s n. requesting thai theN De rurni~ he'd
Win eopss of he rules and Regulations for the
government OF the schools. with all alterations
also. asking list of the names OF ts Ichers and
otheI details. We're received and referfed 10 the
COMMITTEE on the Exauin alton o. Teachers
letter from Gtorge I'll hinehart, Secretary OF the,
Board of Trustees o: IniCn chapel, presenting
Dill for rent. and asking paymen', was re-
fe1reG 20 subcommittee ei the First district
Letter from Samuel y. Hilton. complaIn!sg
that N" Board were an arrears TO nIm TOR
twenty months rent q: scnNOl-nou>s. and rr-
q1e>tIng thai the premises b- vacated oy June
lst- was read and referred 20 tnr Sub-cOmmIt-
Ire o. the First Distract. The application of
RebeCca Darnell fo- a position as t-aI her was
referred 10 the proper committee. numpsT
Of oIlis We're presented by the Treas ur-r anu
approved bN he Board, and ordered II De pad.
And some few referred IL the COMMITTEE. ON
Accounts for examination. The chairman on
me Committee or Exam nanOn was instructed
70 issue certlhcateS Of having passed rxau'na.
ncn 10 such persons as could satisfy hIm that
fhey were entitled 20 them but had failed 10 r--
celve the same. The resignation OF Miss
Clara SiouSsa a pTImaTy teacher IN he FIRST
District was accepted, and The transfer OF Miss
Nellie F. SkitoI the SAM confirmed
Aessrs. Wilson. Woodward. Moore. and
Cban- pm were dPPOlDtrd 10 cpnd uct tEe uSua
Nay examination of the schools, and theV var.
authorized 10 procure medals 10 b. awarded
for meTIiorious conduct. The COMMITTEE on
EXAMINATION o: Tea hers was directed 10 pre-
pare schedule for examination. The aiyI>a-
nlhty OF 4 course of lectures 10 .he tetch-rs
was discussed. and the subject deferred 20 a
fature meeting. Thr Committee on the Teach
ers Institute were directed 10 endsayOr u pro.
cure rne delivery OF address by Professor
Agasslz before he Institute, while lnat gentle
nan remaIns IN the city.
Sons OF TENPERANCR-TEe second Moor OF
tnIoD League Hall was fiiied TO Iis utrlo>,
capacity last night with ladies aud gentlemen
the occasion being 4 social entertainment under
the ausTIces Sf Metropolitan Division. No. 10,
Sons OF Temperance There were vocal SOLO.
ey Miss Bowen OF Elual Division; Mis-, Jennie
Pugh, OF Metropolitan DNIS'ou. Mrs. Kate