Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-02

PoLIcK MATTERS --Bsfors Jsstic, CxH-Susan
Matthews was brought up for having got drunk at
lager bier house. The charge being confirmed
| at the mouths of more than two witnesses, Susan
was subjected to fine Of 81 81 Joseph and Dorev
| Sims were caught out after hours without a per
| NIT, for which they were required to paw % 81
each. Francis Sherman was charged with being
dso,derly and on investigating his case IT became
manifest that the charge was true to the letter 80
Francis was fined - 81 John Nc Bean was founJ
meandering the devious ways in the vicinity OF
Navy Yard hill without a compass The officer
kindly took him in tow, and, introducing him 3,
the magistrate Of the district that fupetionarv
caused him to subscribe the sum of 30 "a tow,rd,
the current expenses Of the Corporation. Charles
~ ,. was charged with instgating rumpus
In the Eastern Market which rumpus filed the
popular mind with terror. Charles paid S6 76 and
received a lecture. John Wagner was apprehepded
IN the act OF fast driving the Anacostia bridge
LOT which Noncompliance with a standing regu-
latlon lie was fined 80 81 Constantine Dexter t,red
gun on the same bridge In violation of another
standing rule, for which he was charged 81 So.
iheo- Acton was twice charged with being disor-
DERBY In the public streets and was twice fned in
The SUN OF 81 81. John Doe and Ann Doe were
found making too much noise together on the
pave. They We're fined 81 "a each Samuel
w aiker became disorderly In the Eastern market
and evineed his contempt Of market regulations
Dy throwing eggs at the market-master He was
hned 81 5S WIN. Deugan allowed his goats to
run at large, whereas the statute commands that
they be confined. So William paid a fine of 81 S.
TRUSTEES OF COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, elected
May ?, ls5s:-HOn. Isaac Davis, LII. d., Mass;
John p. Crozier, Pa Richard Fuller, d. d.. Md;
Rev. George F. Adams, Md; Rev franklin Will
son, Md; Rev: w. Williams, Md; William
Crane, Nd. Frederick Harrison. Md; A A
Chapman, Md :. p. Hill, ID. d.; Rev Cole,
ID. G.; L. w. Walter, Ill. D., D. G.; William @
Force Force, d. C.; A. Rothwell, d. C.; w. V. II.
Brown. M ID ID. c.; > :. SInoot, NJ. D., ID. c.;
). Clarke, d e; J. c. Willing, D. G.; James L.
Edwards. ID. C.; William Gunton, ID. C.; l.. l..
Gayle, Nj. d.. ID. G.; q. :. Abbott, ID. c.; George
w Riggs. ID; CO w. F. Broaddus, ID. D., Va;
Rev II w. Dodge, Va; Rev. r. A. Christian,
Va Rev. Thomas Hume Va Rev. VIM. II.
kirk, Val John Withers, Va; Rev. J. p. Boyce,
8 CT C. d. Mallory, ID. d., Ga.
CIRCUIT CoURr.-The May term OF the United
States Circuit Court for the District Of Columbia
commenced this morning. Present: Judges Dun
lap and Merrick. The attendance was very good
for the opening day. The first business Of the
term was the calling of the trial docket which
being taken up, occupied the court through the
day.
One Of the first cases OF importance which will
be taken up this term will be the contested George
town mayoralty election case, which will come up
within few days. Messrs. Carlisle and Reverdy
Johnson appear for Mr. Crawford, and J. A. Mar
bury, Esq. for Mr.. Addison.
GRAND CONCERT AT THE THEATRE To-NIcHr
One OF the very richest musical treats Of the year
is promised at the Theatre tonight, by the Ger
| man Ssenger Band 1.-THE United 6Iee Club OF the
District OF Columbia, consisting Of one hundred
| male performers, assisted by a large orchestra
We hope that our citizens will show their appre-
citation Of the German musical talent among MS by
favoring the Sanger Band with an overlooking
| house ON this occasion. Their performances are
of the very highest order. and tue prices are nut
| down very low, and they richly deserve the great
est success For further particulars programme
| CRIMINAL COURT.-The Court met this morn.
| ing pursuant to adjournment in the Council cham,
Der, City Hall. Upon opening the court the first
| business which came up for consideration was the
| case of Hilleary Hutchins and Bud Jones, charged
/ with the murder of Jack Ennis. The prisoners
| were brought into court and arranged and pleaded
not guilty, and their trial fixed for next Monday
Messrs Crawford OF Georgetown and others are
retained for the defendants There being no cases
ready Tor trial to-day, the court only remained in
session In order to wait upon the grand Jury, who
| went into session At III o'clock.
POLICE REvIEw.-The monthly review of the
| municipal police came of at the City Hall this
morning. The ceremony was precisely as on sim
| liar occasions The police formed in one rank;
| the lieutenant called the roll; tue Chief Of Police
appeared on the right Of the line wi it'll the Mayor
| tue two walked down the front 20 the left halted
| faced about and w;lsed back. The Mayor We (
| into his office, the police formed in two ranks
| walked through the office, and the parade w; 0
| ended.
| GLYMONT.-We call especial attention TO tue
announcement elsewhere Of the reopening Of Civ
| mont Pavilion for the season. This delig htfrl
pleasure resort for itself last season the nhest
reputation, and this year, under the same conpe-
| tent management (Alessrs. Jones Il Miller and
| with new aud attractive features, it must achieve
| GlymOnt' will assurrtlIy be among the indispet-
.lbles OF the season for every man, wOman, and
child Of the city.
The CONSTITUTION of yesterday morning pub
| fishes an interesting correspondence between the
civil otiicersand heads of departments Of the wash-
| ingtOn navy-yard and the esteemed commanding
| officer thereof Commodore Rudd, who has lust
| been transferred from that important command IL
another equally honorable
TIE HIBERNIA CLrB give their eighth grand
assembly this Monday evening, at Franklin Hall
| X. BKTCE Hall
| Wholesale and retail dealer ia Dry Goods, Car
| P-tIugs, Boots, Shoes, Hats, and trunks would
respectfully solicit the attention oi the Ladies' and
al those wishing to purchase, to the ditsreH. de
plete, embracing 10y far the EFs,sf, richest, aud
most varied assortment of Fancy AND SrAPLE
| Oil Cloths, Boots, Shoes, Hats, aud Trunks ever
before exhibited Ia any esta IIshment IA this CITY
| The SMALL PROFITS at which We are Known tn sell
| goods, with our acknowledged advantages in buy
ing, render II UNNECESSARY for to enunerate aTi-
els, or any thing moro an regard 10 prices
than that intend to adhere to old ~ stem of
| qEirk sales and small profits. We think we do not
eNaggeIate hen represent facilities for SO
curing bargains, a. unequalled by any other hous
IA the city, which feature gives the fullest conf
dence IN being able to please our customers.
| This is the only cstabl lshment In Washington
combining all branches Of the Dry Goods and Car
pct trade, with Boots, Shoes, and Hats
we have sufficient number OF polite and atten-
uv" Clerks To enable US to transact business expo
dItiousy ahd without confusion. Additions To the
| stock wIt DC made weekly throughout the season,
| sO That purchasers VIII always find at our Esta
| lisIcnt the HsiOeSi styles oi iuods at the I0rcSt
| prices. h. BRIcr HALL
I ap3,-St Nos. S73 and rs Eleventh. St, aboycI
| PENNIKs;-Those in want Of Pennies, or small
| coin. tor change, can al ways obtain them on app-
| cation st the counter of the Star Office. IF
MES's DREss SUIFs,
| MEMS Business SuitS,
| YOUTHs' DRESS SUIrs,
| Youths Business SITS,
CHILDRHS's Dress SUIrs.
| CaildysH's SrhooI SHits,
NOAH WALKER 4 Co, Marble Hall Clothing
| store, Browns Hotel Building, would respectfully
announce that their annual DISPLAY of Spring and