The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-20
The following report of the President, Mrs.
Thomas T.. James, was then read:-

Thomas z. James, was then read:-
this the last sH pset1E SgS, before e we
present to you as far as statistics can do IT, the result
mission of the Episcopal Church since the lst of
There are now connected with this association
twenty-sa apxiIiaTy' besides controu,ing societies
give either annual or g mo6ih 0 gess r
piedsed to support a teacher, and these teachers
have already proceeded to the places assigned them at
Branch who haYo not YET been adopted BY any
Mis-
ers the remainder having been sent to schools esta-
blished last year by The Episcopal Commission.
for opening schools at three other new points as soon
as suitable teachers can be onnd Earnest m M Christian
tion those who are willing 20 forsake home and its
land the word Of God as the expop ofrue liberty
By October we ought to have twety more teachers.
During the summer will not eaclt lady here present
%Snes Son aOS4S e for s Only S0sa
who milling g e take M up ss S s Snd SSw he
and others ought to be acce ted by the Comms-
would also ask each one of 70 to try aud organize
in the church you attend duTiaF The summer season
and supplies for the freedmen A little exertion-a
means for promoting the cal Sc Of Christ and His
Church among poor and desf sed race.
in 6elpinS on 5D the Confident that
every minister in this diocese Will hail with Joy any
paTlsbiOners this great m onary work Of the day.
capabies Of the emancipa ed saves-teli it among
your friends In the country ana excite among them
since Japuary ve nnths only; y;o0f oyer 5000 In
the greater part Of il in Ptiadephia. Clothing and
books valued 5000 have also been received during
6f eoec s having BEEN
by the Sfen, Of the 9 Church &
az s "nT Soxes 20
barrels Of clothing havs been sent to ten different
points in the Southern States namely;5Petersburg,
Iindsay's Farm. and Caihon's Farm, Virginia. New:
bern, North Carolinai Louisville, Kentucky: and
In nearly ali The abov +named places, the numbers
children under instruction would be doubled we
had more teachers, and there comes 70 us the con.
slant cali for more help TO gather 9 the
this opport tunity, how shall we answer the Lord OF
the Harvest in the day when He will say, Inasmuch
as ye did t not the least of these my bre
thren, ye did IL not unto me!'
The Rev. B. Wistar Morris, of ST. Lukes
length on the progress OF the Commission, after
which the meeting adjourned.
THE AFRICAN NJ. E. CoNFERENcE-To-DAY D AY's
PRocEEDINGs.- Conference reassembed at
O'Clock this morning, az the BetneK chapel,
nresiding. The Reys John M Brown, r. f..
Wsyman, and w. D. Sehuremap were intro.
duced Rev. Isaac Parker, a regularly ordained
Elder from another denomination, was ad-
mitted to the Conference,
After the calling of the roll and reading
the minutes of the previous session, the Con-
ference attended to the reading of the financial
fepOrts OF the dluefenI circuits ana stations,
As the special order of the day, the Conference
then took up the case OF the Rev. A. Q. Crippen,
who was placed on trial for unkind treatment
| in his matrimonial relations. He was sus-
pended from all official standing for one year.
In the trial the interests of the Church were
represented by the Rev. William Moore. Rev.
Mr. Crippin conducted his own defense.
The report OF the General Book Steward was
then read, showing how the publication of the
Church organ had advanced the interests OF
the denomination. The financial affairs were
reported as being in an embarrassing conditlon
This afternoon. at o'clock, the annual SGT
mon will be preached before the Conference
AUCTION SALE AT THE ExoHANGE.L,M Messrs les !:
Gummey d Son held a sale OF heaI ~ - - %
| at the Merchants Exchange, atnOon' "''A WIG
following RESULT q II cor.
l VALUAB BILE BUSINESS STAND. D. H. oOi9 so,ao
i ner SECOND and UNION StIest7'. 1ar fN''V
| MODERN RESIDENCE Sddapi.S,a No o7i9
rage House and Lot so by 22s ieet' No ''A0 Al, ro
Chestnut street ''.' '''''0'
DrppArn1NG THE GovERNMENT.-On charge
sNtusvo ErhAUpiSu 20 defraud the Government OF
o. o. Uandnne Mr. Constantine Mclaughlin ap-
tne IeVStuon ii nnoon before United States Commits
PeSer PSo.ie Henry Phillips, Jr. The Commissioners
sOd Mr. McIauRhlin over in $500 bail for his
Oaesrance oOnsu at the present term Of the United
States District Court