The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-14
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Proceedings OF the new Jersey state
Association, I'm Camdom.

Proceedings OF the new Jersey state
Association, I'm Camden.
The Convention Of the New Jersey Sunday
School Association reassem bied at two O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, but the only business OF
consequences transacted was the reading OF the
report OF The Corresponding Secretary, Peter A,
Vofhees, Esq, of Camden. The statistics from
this document we gave yesterday
AT the evening session, after the usual devo-
tional exercises. addresses were delivered by
Rev. Charles f. Knox, on "The Education of
BiscRSoa @ S anu The Ss anessionibSx % was Tn then
opened, and the questions answered, where
morning.
PROCEEDINGS THIS MORNING.
The sixth session was held this morning ats o'clock
meeting nom siS 10 O'Clock 'A''N 'D0 prayer
The prayers of the Fulton Street Prayer Meeting
school scholars and teachers,
Orders SGd Re9 Rg D. P IN sFsy to
The question of the conversion Of children
On motion, lt was agreed prayermeeuug should
PTesident MRckie then introduced the Rev. James
NJ. Freen an, A. M,whO addressed the Convention on
Of using ustratioRs in The nstractoS @ Of cbidrsgS
The Convention then sang Blow ye the trumpets
The question Of conducting Sabbath Schools was
Hon j. Pickle, Of Mount Pleasant; DR. MackIe, OF
Newark j. II. Bentley, Of Newark; aud d. NJ. stiger,
The nominating committee made the following
&r President and Gentlemen of the Convention:
Your nom mating committee ask leave to make the
ProsidentIHon. Charles c. eashoop, Burlington.
w. r. Mapes, Long Branch; Rev M. sheieign. smart
% heY NeMa1 " K W. MMuShy m yagro 3 D Ne%s4 s7
StoerdeneuEg; sonooey Monntain; Rev. A. Proudht,
- Corresponding Secretary : Samuel W. Clark,
recording secretary-Rev. B. G. Lpplncott Glass.
boro. ,,
=, The question box was then opened, and the 9ues.
m mi Of q Convention. tha mi
adjourned till O'Clock this afternoon.
A SERIOUS CHARGB.-A colored man bailino
from Baltimore, named George Hudson, was
yesterday arrested at Frankford, upon the
serious charge Of havin&g & violently S Sssaulted
work at some distance from where the assault
was committed, and coming down with the
a tavern, where he became intoxioated. He
stopped at the residence of Mrs. Haworth, and
was given something to eat. He went into the
yard, and being followed by the lady, he struck
her violent blow upon the f0rehead, telling
and threatened 10 kill her. He ran away,
closely followed by Oficer Weeks, who eventu-
ally arrested him. Alderman Holme COM
mltted him In default of Sl5OO ball
MACAILsTBR.-Th great illusionist con-
tinues to attract fine audiences at Concert Hall.
The feats and experiments of the Professor and
lady are entirely new, and should be seen by
every one. One hundred presents are distrf-
buted nightly. The principal present this even
ing will consist of complete chamber set, in
addition to ninety nine other valuable pre-
sents. On Saturday afternoon next gift matt
| nee will be given, when every child will receive
present. Admission 25 cents to all parts of
the house.
SEIZURE OF A STML.-This morning, Lieute-
nant Murray was notified TO have squad of
men in readiness TO assist Revenue Inspector
johnson In seizlng the Illicit whisky Stills
near Richmond. They started out, and when
near Edgemont street made q sudden raid on o
whisky STILL destroying lot of mash and cap
turing the copper still. A man was left in
charge of the still, while the others went for
that the man was assaulted and the still re-
gained by the owner.
THEFT OF HORSE BLANKET.-Frank Hol-
with illegally obtaining horse blanket, at
Seventh and Bedford streets. He COM
mitted The blanket marked "B. H." is Bt the
Third District Police Station
LARCENY OF LEAp.-George w. Bailey, con-
nected with the Water Works Department., was
arrested at Twenty-fourth and Callowhill
streets for stealing, as is alleged, forty pounds
of lead pipe from the Water Works. Alderman
Pancoast committed him to answer
LARCENY OF WASH CLoTHEs.-Lizzie Thomp-
| son, alias Mullen, was taken in custody at
/ Seventh and Bedfor streets for the larceny of
wash clothes from a neighboring yard. She
was committed for trial.
STEALING $10.-Ellen Barton, who lives in
! Miles alley, was arrested for stealing $40 and a
| ring from a man last night. Alderman Pat
chel committed her.
SLIGHT FRE.-AbOut 3 o'clock this morning
the residence of George My ers, No. $40 North
Eighth street, took fire from the heater. Loss