The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-10
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

THE case of Robert Hamilton, indicted
for violating the postal laws, was nolle prose.
quied In the Criminal Courtto-iay.
JonN j. LINNEY, the stonographer, le ft
tho city for Richmond last night to take test.
rhony before tho Virginia Legislature.
THE District Commissioners are consd-
Cring the question OF revising tho law In re-
gard to removing snow from tho sidewalks.
Mr.. II. T. MITCHELL has petitioned
tho District authorities TO lay footwalk on
EAST.
THOMAS VI. BAKER, charged with vio-
lating the postal law In 1881, came lnto tho
Criminal Court to-day and pleaded guilty. He
was fined $3.50 and paid II.
Mr.. THEODORE BoCKE, tho elevator
conductor who was crushed In tho Navy De.
partment elevator on Monday, 10 very much
ettcr and 10 regarded rs out OF danger.
Mr.. JEFF CHANDLER has purchased the
handsome residence, No. 211O Massachusetts
avenue, OF Ii. II. warner, and VIII occupy II
with his family about the 1st OF February.
THE Washington Light Infantry Battal-
ion will hold mn important meeting Mt tho
armory tonight Tho purchase OF tho new
armory site Will be confirmed, ana abutlding
committee appointed.
THE Philharmonic Society hold their
fret meeting and rehearsal at Sheldon's Hall
last night, under the direction OF DR.. Kimball,
their new leader. Portions OF the oratorlos
"Creation" and "EliIah" were rendered.
Mr.. THOMAS Il. ROACH, of 4i7 z street
northwest, who requested the Commissioners
TO repair = street, between New Jersey avenue
and Sixth street, has been notified that this
work has been set Town for next season.
wut,u TT p,Nvs wae cnnvicted In
the criminal Court Today of entering tho
stable OF James q. B0wen'on the Sth OF Docem.
her last and stealing two horse-blankets. He
was sentenced to the Concord penitentlary for
one year.
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Richter DAMAGE, 500,
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anu "' w. peNeriuso 'ioe-Pres'ue1naSSft
WHEN lecturer has woEsssthe ladies OF
NE huuiehce so nen, a2Ngt,neeP,lug pVint tna,
!hey nave gotten .a.Rts,yis nanukersuiels, an!
then tone ana spoaks Oh
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p9h@"1o rouse aioeiinB Oh ihulghutlou'
JOHN BHANsoN, alias Graves, was ac-
quilted I'm the Criminal Court to-day OF the
charge OF a second ofrense of petit larceny.
The ofense consisted OF stealing two stats
ION IeeooA, Naiueu W y uon.s, nu1 .no in
uiOuhop' ecu O"t 'hat II Wa9 DVatu9 et'ioh'
THE stockholders of the Washington <
GeOrge9wn street rec Railway cn Company ysster
President Henry Hurt; Secretary and treas
urer, O. Nj. Koonos; general superintendent,
Q. Q. sailer; directors, william orm, William
Hurt and A. Ross Ray.
ApNpp,e canac;ous baIl novor Ioolod
rro,,,er IN m ~ Sad ios5 n,gh, an the occaa,oo
y, ,n rra, ann,ahi nj 1890 -, ,hn No ssh1
ION anG The deeoratons we've
elaborate. They consisted q German and
and ported plants, Donchs Band furnished
me music' anu tne a''enoahce was worry
large
A COMMITTEE Of three was appointed at
| tho meeting OF tho Carpenters Assembly,
Knights OF Labor, last night to confer with
imilar committees OF the other assemblies In
| his city for tho purpose OF considering the
erection OF q workingmen's building, to con-
| tain meeting halls and u capacious reading
| room. The now officers OF the assembly were
| installed nv preceDtor ]. +. Billinger