The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-15
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

THE gas-lamps will be lighted at 800
p. m. and extinguished at III p. m.
THE Plate-Printers Union installed its
newly.elected officers last evening.
THE regular annual meeting of tho Ma.
tional Board OF Trade will be held at willard
Hall on the 23d Instant.
On next Sunday the dedicatory services
OF the Garfield Memorial Church Will DO per-
formed. Tho programme has been previously
published.
THE fancy bicycle riding of Mr.. Rex
Smith, OF this city, "a attracting the notice OF
tho newspapers OF Chicago, whoro no has boon
performing.
AN old lady named Ellen Danenhower
was Injured last night by being struck by car
No. JOB while crossing tho Avenue, near
Twelfth street.
CITIZENS of tho East End have made
complaints in regard to tho bad condition OF A
street northeast as the pavement is covered
with mud and ice.
AT tho Union Bethel Historical and Lit
erary Association this evening, Mr.. 4. J. War
ing, OF Ohio, will present the paper for discus.
sion, entitled "National Aid TO Education"
THE annual meeting Of the congregation
OF the First Presbyterian Church was held last
evening, and the annual reports OF tho varl-
GUS officers received and read. Tho Qllas<5
and trustees were all reelected: .ssss
,o cGAI OIL or be very nice lice
surely IL is -pss>tho proper thing to cure n
cough yt,st DR.. Bull'b Cough Syrup is looked
upesrds the standard Cough remedy.
Mrs. LA FETRA, treasurer of the w. G. t.
u, to-day sent TO Mr.. Leonard whitney, treas
urer of tho fund for the relief OF the poor, n
check for $31 .03, being the proceeds oftho col.
lection at the meeting OF the W. O. T. U. on
laet Sunday.
AT the annual meeting of the National
Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company yester-
day the following board OF directors was
elected: VIM. q. Metzerott, Edward CLARK,
John II. Lehman, b. II. stlnemetz, Henry
Dickson, william H. Hoeke, John p. Frank.
lin, Samuel II. Williams and John Bailey.
THE following officers were installed at
n meeting OF Oriental Council, No. $40, Royal
Arcanum, at Grand Army Hall, corner Ninth
and d streets Regent, John r. Glsburne; vice.
regent, W. \. Chase orator, N. Burnham: sit.
ting past regent, A. $. Badgley; secretary, John
II. Carmiencke; collector, NJ. v. casey; treas
urer w. H.. Hills; Chaplain, O. d. Morwln;
sentry, G. NJ. Hustled.
THE fifteenth anniversary of the mar
riage Of tho Rev. and Mrs. s. M. Hartsock was
celebrated at Hamline Church, OF which Mr..
Hartsock Is pastor, by q reception rendered to
them by the congregation. Suitable musical
and literary exercises, and the presentation OF
handsome testimonials to Mr.. aud Mrs. Hurt.
sock, preceded bounteous COLLATION. at the
parsonage. During the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Hartsocke Infant son was baptized.
THE annual meeting of the directors Of
the Garfield Memorial Hospital was held last
evening, Judge Samuel L. Miller In the chair.
Judge Miller submitted q detailed report of
the progress made up to date and the funds
collected and expenditures authorized. The
board OF directors then adjourned and tho
incorporators met and proceeded to tho cleo
ton OF officers, as follows: Board OF directors
Judge Miller, Mrs. General Ricketts,, Mrs.
General Lander, Mrs. Senator Blair, General
Swain, Rev. DR.. Leonard, Drs. s. q. Busey, J.
Ford Thompson, j. 8. Billings, U. s. A.; Mrs.
II. Fendall, Lewis ]. Davis, T.. Francis Riggs,
j. q. Lovejoy, II. A. willard, James A. Saville
officers. Judge s. 4. Miller was elected presi-
dent; Lewis J. Davis, first vioe. president; H.
A. willard, second vice-president; d. G. Love.
Joy, secretary, and John W. Thompson, treas
urer.