The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-12

wAsIrseroS DRY BmLE soorfrY. = The
board Of mansgcrs held their monthly meeting
Of Of tn tho Young Mems, Ghristisn Assoeiai alton
There were present, their president, tho Rev.
Peter Parker and Of tho vice president., sIsssrs;
the Rev. u. Ward, also, OF the directors, Mensrs.
Ballsntync Zimmerman, Lcech, Fort Talbot,
% Sb. ne the sf csS.r 's o m Msga
An appeal 20 The charcSes y ioi peounlnry aid,
~ the rs fHS ssspss
his operations during the past three year. while
word Of God, or portions thereof, without motto
or comment. The Rev. Mr.. Tudor suggested the
n r.. s ss sG Z w pa The
hcation Of condensation Of this statement.
A motion having been madc'by Mr.. White that
lengthy debate ensued in regard TO the portions
Pratt, Hardness, Stictney, Campbell, Iecch,
A eommiltse, ccnsistins Of Meysrs. Parker,
Leeeh, and Pitcher, was appointed TO condense
as t to it, ssins sent "a. moved By NJ sssincy
e the clergy for perusal before their consrega-
and g Te.s sns a'Ss tie siss Sis
sion Sabbath SCHOOL, 20 bibles and 90 Testaments
to adult egG Nor. noDn arg &
Wisewell barracksj 60 Bibles for the robins Of
IKE E eos sss ss R u %
Lutheran church In tho First ward; also, . bible
in case the Vice President and speaker consent
to their being placed therein, Ntit
After prayer by Mr.. stickney, the board nd
BIsnop ctAux's Lserrne. 7,Rt, Rev. Thomas
NJ. Clark, Bishop OF Rhode Island. This distin-
guished scholar and divine will lecture this eve.
ming, February 12th, at the L street Baptist
to the fset because that, much as we may have
fore the Young Mems Christian Association, to
eeiienee, We are persuaded from he known
abilities and experience Of Bishop CLARK as a
lectufer his lecture will not fall behind the others
bishops subject, Is "The Old World and the
PETIr LARcEsY.-Yesterday evening, Lieu.
tenant Hurley, Of tho Sixth precinct, took charge
Of lanes Lyles, colored, charged ~ Ross Jones
ling Of the evidence in the case, tJustice CLARK
found him guilty, and committed him to jail for
court. q. ...H. .... D.. . ... ar..I... .t.
| YRnATioS.-Therc will be divine service
| and confirmation in Trinity church, corner OF
by Bishop Clarke, Of Rhode Island, commencing
at II O'Clock a. IN; The class for confirmation
will be large, and the services very interesting.
/. SUSPICION OF LARoESy.-Deteotive Coomes
| yesterday morning arrested Tom Bulgor alias
Mason, colored, upon suspicion of the larceny OF
| half dozen spoons. Tom was endeayoring to
| pawn them. He is held for q hearing.
| ASSAULT AND BATTEnY-John W. Sherry
wrs taken In custody on Monday night by Officer
| Huntington, of the Eighth precinct, on com
plaint OF Thos. A. Clements. Justice Gull com.
-nittcd him to jail for court. ..
| yIoLATISo CoRronArIoS onpIsASog.-Rleh.
ard Robinson was before Justice CLARK yester.
| day, at the sixth precinct station-house. Ills
| fine was "a. He was arrested by Oiiccr Aul
| bridge.
| THREATS or VIoLRscE.-On complaint OF Mary
IIurncy, Oficer Koontz, of the Fourth precinct
| arrested Thomas Hurney on Monday. Justice
Morsell required him to give security to keep the
| peace.
CENTRAL BUILDING AssociArIos.-This asso.
citation met last night at City Hall, and disposed
OF forty-six shares Of stock at about Gfty pei
| cent premium.