Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-01
THE COURTs

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge .,dr.fsr-To-day. Ed
ward johnson, convicted in the Police Court OF
seeplns dlsorderlv mouse, was found guilty aud
sentenced TO 80 days in Jail. Henry Evans,
charged VIII keeping a bawdy house-appeal
rom oe Police Court, where he was convicted
Wa acquitted. John Scheny, convicted OF re-
sistirg an officer and sentenced TO pay a fine Of
$40 - days in jail in the Police Court, with
| drew lls appeal; he case Of Ches. W. Butts,
IN the Police Court OF an assault and battery on
a school girl and sentenced to ray fine of 500,
was called, when Mr.. Barrett moved a coHtinu-
anCe. on the ground OF absence of witnesses and
one OF the counsel, which was grantel.
TIE EASTER HOLIDAYS will be generally
celebrated with appropriate festivities, and
among the novelties prepared for this period we
observe magnificent sets of irish msrrasite jew
elIy, composed OF crystals gathered from the
beach OF wicklow and other points along the
seaCoast and clustered together in exquisite de-
signs set in silver which reflect all the luster or
the most brilliant diamonds. In French gilt
there is a unique fiat necklace with fTinged PEN
dents, accompanied by a triphcate locket, ex-
Guisite humming birds, with feathery white
plumage, tipped with diamonds, and a yellow
pebble OF the Australian species, splenddly
brilliant and set in gold. ALI these novelties
haye been received at Mr.. PIigg's emporium
No i5l Pennsylvania avenue, together with
coronets, bandeaus, and hundreds of styles of
jet, rubber, and tOrtOiSe-shell iewelry, in one
dollar goods. Ali of his sets contain gold or
plated wires. that ladies can wear the N with
out the slightest danger of cOrrosion. and he re-
t2blis' ment presents a constant succession Of
novelties.
TELFcEAPH CAsE.-To-aay. in the circuit
court, Judge Macarthur, the case OF j. f. En-
mis- agt the Western Union Telegraph Company
was submitted on a statement of the case and
Judgment given Tor plaintiff for $3.50 damages
Mr.. Ennis was telegraphed TO from New York
to stop negotiating the sale Of a judgment en-
trusted TO him, hut the dispatch was not de-
liveTed to him, and he continued his efforts in
negotiating sale.
The COMPANY OF MRS. OATES. which an
Pears at the National Theater this evening. is
not. as some might suppose. an aggregation of
ordinary burlesque performers, but embraces
IN addition to actors and actresses OF merit,
some tne vocalists, who give the music of the
Mirror operas in very pleasing STYLE For
tunio, In which they make their first appear
ance tonight, is very attractive piece.
FRONT WALL OF HOUsE BLOWN our
About III O'Clock on SATURDAY. ght last the front
wall OF an old brick house, Oh the corner OF 49,
and streets. fell out with great crash causing
clond OF dust to shoot up end alarming the
whole neighbOrhoOd. 1t was occupied by a fam
ly named Mills. all of whom were lucky enough
To escaped unframed, although very much
frightened.
TIE EPSILON VrsILoN FRATERNITY of Co
lumbia College held its annual celebration at
the college, on Saturday afternoon. All the
members were present, together with number
OF honorary guests. The company sat down to
Il. III.
W. b. Brown, and at its close appropriate tOasts
were offered and responded to by the members OF
the fraternity.
TIE SALE OF JAPANESE WARES advertised
by MessTs. Iatmer x Cleary. auctioneers to take
place today at the Japanese store, corner of
llib and streets, has been postponed until to-
morrow morning, at 10k o'cl0ck-to take place
at their auction rooms, instead of above loca-
ton.
HE Cdr7irdl COteTis Bal Mosque of Marini &
Bates, at their academy on street this eve
ing, will be brilliant and attractive affair
surprising any which have preceded il. There
is quite hutter of pleasurable excitement
among the young people in anticipation of a
delightful reunion.
FIVE DOLLARS will buy handsome real hair
switch. yard long. This is a low figure Accord
ing TO the demand and scarcity of hair. Mr. G.
Baum, at his corset factory. I0S 9Th street, be-
tween ID and T., makes the hair business
speciality.
TUE CASE OF Mrs. Shea, charged with the
murder OF Officer +. NJ. Doyle. in December
last, for whom Nessrs. Riddle and A. X. Browne
appear, has been set for Thursday next in the
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