Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-19
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IRE CHRISTIAN AssocrArrox Thu &C..
o.. epefs OK this society exhibits extsns; =
-acuon on their part to spread the Gosr,aI - =,
Void, as we'll "a in cur own connst !" M rne
corresponding Secretary, VIVA. ChsnncvI ne
IN, S'4 mskes an interesting renort wb;sb
nhdaoes In the oper aiions of the asso,;"
Sorrespondenee sith Great Brita;n us-raon
snce' e"i'zeri land: Italy, ths Cauadas md
ss 1 paris OF The United States. The ORIGIN
90 sperauons OF the Washington ASSOCIATION
! nitaa Sss lne SIXTH one established in the
us1 o,stss, Is given In the report of the
ies.dent T. Richards, Esq, who states N NJ
"a was started on the 9th IF June. 1852 at ths
.euiu academy, which adopted resolutions
oIose committee, TO consist OF one memhe,
Evn each denomination there REPRESENTED
"nose duty II was to prepare apd report
eUns NnilIn and bylaws. Under that cops,i.
a,,NT ,' lhe ASSOCIATION has gone on prosper
Cusy; 10 much 30 that the Pr ,ident saws. most
Hsnineantfy, In bis report, II feel fhat Ihars
rsstGed orr q CHRISTIAN Assoctut,oz, -,
dsse In Alexandria, it seems that the 90
esniIstlon was 81 short liyedI' at CT -,
thrsusa he persetering efforts Of one ., ~, ~
iaantai ones, its life has been renewed. and
Sonslaeraole activity shown in fixing n ON n
iSg'Maseat oasls- Rooms have been obtain.
tn rff> ,p1
e,Iue-ces OF success. In Baltimore. Md the
t.:gress Of the association there is sns Fen of
F"i.h mach qualification. The report saws:
with this Organization the pleasure of
puco Pc Sonsl intercourse has been added tn
tne CORES pondence maintained: and the co..
Issonding Secretary has been srati6ed bv his
nIehosnce on several of lis meetings during
re Past year; The interesting report of the
tIesldeni has been issued IaJeiS aud annonncas
the completion Of the first year Of the Societv
TWAS incorporated in March 10Th. 1853: to.
tu receipts for the year, S942; exnsnd itnrs
SSci On the 20h of April, 1854. the new
looms In the Bible aud Tract House ve,e dsd'
Eafed IN the presence of crow led assemble
lhIs suite Ut apartments, arranged espeeisjiv
of luo purposes OF the association, are of the
mUss commOti0us and attractive ch9rscter
On he Ali Of May, the CORE. pondipe Scare
taTy had the pleasure Of attending the ami
versary meeting OF this body, and dining sweet
counsel also with delegates from another s;s.
ter association - .-'
A table shows the organisation Of over sixtr
associations in this country, and some thirty.
eight In Europe. The report exhibits y,c.t
extensive progress in all the operations of the
surer of the Washington Association. makes an
interesting report 1t gives the names of the
saeh :: pow S~0
John Z. Cochrane, George 8. Gideon. Rev
y. o. Butler, ID. D.. VIM. H. Philip, Rev. j
r. Eckard, Alex. II. Lawrence, Rev. ]. c
Smith, ID. D., W. W. Cercoran. Rev. GEORGE
W samson, Hon John w. Maury, President
Fierce, Prof. a. d Bache, Prof j. He Cot.
FIN, Charles BANNER. Rev Stephen p. Hill.
rev Jesse !. Peck, ID. D., Thos j. Johnston,
5loses Kelly, j. II. Lane, VIM C. Lspedop
Rev. J. u. Butler, Mitchell II Miller, Rev B
Sunderland, Richards, Rev. A G Caroth-
eTs, Rev. z. ID. Gurley, d. d., Rev L. J. Gil.
lss William j. Khees, Thomas Duncan.n
The reseipts fer the past year have been
sl.40I 81, and the expenditures, sI,354 go
leaving balance in the treasury Of $50 y9.
The committee on finance, Messrs William b.
Waugh, Semuel s Cowes, r. L. Smaliwood
and Roratio n. Easily, report favorably on
the treasurer's accounts The report of the
librarian, VIM. j. Rhees, ESQ presents his
department in fourishing condition. having
large quantities Of books received from citi-
Gems, and the reading room filed with YeIiy-
ious and secular newspapers aud magazines
Various statistical statemsn, Bames of con.
uibutoIs and members, and oiiier matters of
interest, "too numerous to mention in the
brief columns If the Star, make up o concep.
tfsdon of fac.s of Importance to all engaged
Wi'b this new organization. for the spread oil
christianity. The association in Washington
numbers nearly six hundred respectable Young
they have undertaken. BUTT is necessary for
those seeking Information on the subject, to
read the report, to which we refer the reader.
our synopsis being far short of representing
the association in It's full character.
TIE RIOT CAsE-Yesterday afternoon the
parties concerned in tie fight on Sunday night,
we're taken before Justice Myers for TRIAL -
All the witnesses were present, including Mr.
h. id ~
graphic reporter of the Clipper ia correct
keefe's head and face is very everely cut ard
bruised, though he appeared as lively as
usual The evidence proved that tho whole Of.
fair grew out Of the bottle, which is The start
Ing point for most Of the riots that occur in
this city. The females were drawn into the
danger and injured by trying to protect their
were examined by the Justice and d. Rat
elife, Esq, the Justice decided to hold the
Began party to bail for court.
WEE HUNTING yesterday case was tried
bsfo.e Justice CLARK in which the parties were
husband and wife. and bot colored Tobias
Williams, though he had left his wife, went
for her to 60 to q dance with him. She hunted
up stick and played tune on his head that
get him to dancing; and when the music stop
Ped, she got the warrant and had him put ui,.
Il
slipped on. that the woman had married twice
ard both husband, are living.
ANOTHER COMPLAINT OF A NUIsAyCE.-A
correspondent compliments the Star on its eff
forts to keep the city IN healty condition, by
pointing out to the Board of Health and Com
missioDeIs, all filthy localities which come
within the peryiew of The reporters But il
says We have overlooked the laost abomina.
be filthy, nasty, loarhsone, pesiiience breed.
ing ,Ots, within the limits Of. he Corporation.
and how he people living about the neigh.
bOrhood have escaped the cholera SO long is a
mystery" 1be pestilsnce spot alluded to ia
on an alley in the rear Of MS Pey,on's
boarding house, and next to DIR. Richards
Office, Al street. to which point the noses of
the proper au' hoIities, having power to abate
the nuisance, is respectfully directed.
Tue WKoSG NANE.-By mis- information.
We stated yesterday that the ..lie in the Coun.
cil'' occurred between DIR Magruder and Mr.
Marks, when IL should have been said the
scene occurred between the Doctor ard Mr..
PeaEsop, OF The Seventh ward. We make this
correction with pleasure, with a view that
Justice may be done to ali,n which is our
particular aim, but We may DO allowed TO re-
peat that mistakes xill occur in the best reg.
ulated families" which is our humble excuse.