The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-08
THIS MORNINGS PROCEEDINGS.

THIS MORNINGS PROCEEDINGS.
The members OF the Association held a prayer
meeting at SH A; M, which was conducted by
rev. j. Is. Williams, and participated in by
Revs. Joseph Wright, A. G. Compton, d. B.
Br1nion, and E. Banap.
AT va O'Clock the Association was called to
order by the Moderator, and after the singing of
a hymn, prayer was offered by Rev. ]. II. APP
:, The reading of the letters from churches was
then resumed.
The Committee which had been appointed on the
caimicg to be the Third Oolored Churcn OF washing
Information % could The church Jos
ton and wills Minor was the tras ThIfd oharca
Rev DR.. Cresswel moved lis sdop ion.
BsSso nay a Walter
Re; Rev W: Dickns.n from the C,mmittee on the
%ssssS Ss 1ss% snd published in the minu'ss.
Rev: Mr. Foweli then read the Circular Letter upon
Rev. Thomas Winter offered the following pream-
bic and resolutions. which were unanimously
Whcreos. ExIgencies arise In the history of the
reatirmation OF established and well-knowh prlnci.
Rhereds e The PhiaGephia Baptist Association has
from iIs origin taken the Word Of God as supreme
Whereas. In COMMON ] with Cnrstisns Of every name
1t accepts the order OF baptism as
fops prerequisite TO 'he supper there
Resolved. That this Association regards an ipver-
sion of The Scr pure order In Inviting to the lords
table those who naEe mo S1e9 to
tendon: as an infringement OF the Divine.aw saud
esoea That those IN re spirit Of the Cos
pei, endeavor to maintain the law Of Christ in this
pbia Baptist Association.
A sermon preacned by Rev. George D. b. Pep.
per D. p Prolt ssor la Cr3zier @ Theoiosios se1nsEy
truth" truth "'ne A"'D'' VI '0u
Alter the transaction OF additional business.
the Association adjou rned until this afternoon.
serenade to Mr. Hickman at the Continental
Hotel last nignt, young man under the intiu-
ence of liquor oheered for Sey monr aud Blair.
he was protected from violence. Another man
on Ninth street was pro ected by the police;
Nj Mccieilsn. cS AN man @ named william MD D. Finn IN
was arrested on SAMSON street tor breach of
the peace; he amused himself by cheering for
the Democracy. Another, named b. Q. Moore,
took O pos sition on the balcony from which Mr..
Hickman was speaking. ana sd annoyed annoyed the the
Blair. In the parlor of the hotel this man was
severely beaten. and probably would have been
He wss taken to the lock. up, and bound over
for breach Of the peace.
A DANGEROUS CHARAoTER.-Ida Harris was
arrested last evening while attempting to use
a razor on Sallie Knorr. Ida Is dangerous
time since she threw lamp on a bed In her
residence, and the lamp exploded, severely
burning woman named Lizzie Robinson, who
injuries. 1t seems that Ida Knorr was wit
ness to the occurrence, and yesterday Ida at
tempted to put her out of the way. Alderman
Beitler committed the accused to answer
DISTRESSING AcCIDENT.--This morning lad
named Devine was run over by a passenger car
at Twenty. third and Chestnut streets, and In
stantly killed. He was selling newspapers, and
had passed through the car To The front plat
form, when the driver seized his hat, aud the
little fellow in jumping off fell, the wheels
passing over his head. Deceased was the only
GuDDOrt of widowed mother.
THE UNION LEAGUE MEETINGs.-This even
ing another mass meeting OF the Republicans
OF his city will be held, under the auspices of
the Union League, at Concert Hail. The Hon.
TayIor ESQ, II Kenuett Square-the distin-
guished traveller and author-will deliver ad-
dresses. The ladies are particularly invited.
DIsoRDERIY HoUsE.-Last evening descent
was made upon disorderly house at No. llIO
| South Seve nth street. The.proprietress, Cathe-
| rine Jones, and four inmates were captured.
| The former held by Alderman Bonsal to
| answer the charge of keeping adisorderly house,
| and the latter for breach OF the peace.
COMMITTED. female was arrested yester-
day for the larceny S35 from the moneydrawer
| of tavern on North Third street. she refused
| to give her name, and was committed Tor Trial
| She is the same person VINO ROBBED the resi-
| dence of Mrs. Harberre, on Race street, ABOVE
| Filth.
IEvINcIBLEs TO JENKINTowN.-Ord No. l5
| in another column, calls on the members of me
| club TO assemble at the North Pennsylvania
| depot AT $50 Train leaves O'Clock, sharp. a
large turnout Is anticlpated.
CHILD FoUND.-Last night female child
| apparently q few days old, was found nicely
wrapped up in basket at Sixteenth and Pop
lar streets. The little one was sent TO th'
| Almshouse.
LARoENY.-James Maguire has been held I,
bail in the sum OF $1,000, 10 answer The charge o
larceny. The allegation is that he obtained
from Patrick Carrigan the sum of $780, and faile(