The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-19

A PLEASANT RECEPTION AND AN UNrLEAs-
18th instant, Rev. VIM. Hart, the new pastor
sa n. shSri m ~. s9 .s ms
eonsfes.tion, who were - waiting to conduct
them to their 4 future rs;ldonco on Nipth street,
On their arrival at their home, they were
delightfully."- surprised at meeting the lady
members OF The congregation, who had taken
completely furnished 1t In anticipation Of
their arrival, but had provided an elegant and
bountiful repast, together with q supply Of
provisions SUFFICIENT to last them for some
This impromptu reception was as gratefully
appreciated BY the reverend gentleman and his
gard 10 the feelings Of the family, who were
excessively fatigued with their long journey,
the assembly dispersed al an early hour, 70
In The morning Mr.. Hart arose and playfuliy
remarked TO his wife, snow we will have that
splendid ham for breakfsst.n But suddenly
stopping, he saws, .why, where are my boots,
run down and see." Suddenly he exclaims, ~
can't hnd them. I could not have left them In
the kitchen. m sec." Upon opening the kit
uponi Not vestise Of the abundance ofthe
previous evening met his view. Rubbing his
eyes he feelingly exclaimed, "Ai.si was Il all
not dream, but too real, he prosecuted his
search a little further, and to his utter amaze.
ment he found the house completsly stripped
f Sou the s:s sss. 50 Zee. Prs s,ss
lemons, dishes, casters, and boots; all gone. A
back window had been forced open during the
Of God before his eyes, or the slightest terror
heart. or stomach eithef, had taken ali. One
Ing morning promenade in his slippers; for
pair Of boots. 1--WE will Just addin parenthesis
he direction 70 boz Soot%sters. W" two eqG reosp.
lions In one night was little more than was
As yet no trace Of the rascal has been found,
will yet be able to ferret the matter out, and
bring the thieves to justice.
GENERAL CospERKSoE OF THE A. NJ. Z.
ZION tCoLonEDl DEMONSTRATIONS met at
0 O'Clock, with the usual religious exercises.
under the direction Of Bishop Talbot, presid.
Ing. a memorial setting forth the necessity
Of bishop In the West, TO BE- known as mis-.
Butlef, and referred to the Oommittes on
'Episcopacy. The Committee on Temperance
submitted a, report, which was received, and,
granted the Committee on, the Zion Standard to
The substitute on Episcopscy was, on mo.
SeCTeLATN.
after considerabie discussion was rejected, and
the original considered. During the discussion
on the subject, the committee sppointed to re.
ply to the A. nj. T.. Conference came forward
and read their replyj which was adopted, and
thereupon the committee retired.
The report on Episcopacy was resumed, and
amended SO as to read that the bishops be
as the Genefai Conference may deem proper.
The amendment was adopted, as also the ORR
ginal, which recommends that the conference
serve as long as, In the Judgment Of the Gene.
raj Conference, their isbofs may be thought
beneneisi to the oonneetion. ' ~ '"'
report, which was received and laid on the
table.
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ference met at Israel church, Bishop Quinn in
tho chair
After the opening cxercises, Rev. A. McIn-
tosh read the report OF the Committee on Epls-
matter was referred TO the Bishop'
Hon. Senator Wilson was introduced, and
took his seat within the bar Of the Conference.
Conference, which he did, after which Bishop
dcred TO the Senator.
Dr. Reyels offered re solution of conJole uoe
relating 10 the death of the late Rev. Peter
Gardner; which was adopted,
The order OF the day was taken I'D, being the
question of the union Of this Conference with
the A. NJ. 4. Zion Uonference.
Rev. s. r, Jones read a rcport declining thu
proposition Of the Zion Conference TO defer
the union, and for new platform.
II. M. Turner moved to reconsider 90 much
Of the report Of the COMMITTEES on the Union
as relates to non-union. The subject OF the
union OF the two Conferences was discussed,
POLICE Irrxs.-Felix Duran. soldIer.
CHARGED with ceiling iiouor without iieense'
precipct. br Ueicer Drelsford' He was aned
S2o, from which he anne sied TO court.
Oficer Boyle, OF the same precinct, arrested
Ida Earnest' CHARGED with lending 4 Iewd And
hsr 70 tho VOL. hno.s IN deT.nit oT .acnritv
for her FOOD behnyior in the future
ohleers Roylc snS pa,ler ~ the roprtb
,recjnct arrested Wenrv 0rhei.hsu.sn and
Pheiix Grahnm. both bnLers Thev were both
CHARGED with seillpx bread under the Weight
rsGni,red h Sy law and the ar,nsmed With
wsre hslJ ~, S,ther Sc.rins ~ I,.tics
ozark -
The followIny .mounts of f,oe. ,xers imno.ed
in The various precincts First precinet. saf;
Elk pIssiaSt h pissinas
nmo,int eio W
aovrpNurSr Tr,xap.,u pvrw,rx Nxw
YonK AND WAsuisaroS.NMr Washhnrnc. of
wn. or rrsa r % We yesSIay Pi nisn
and Post Roads far tSr construcfion ~ a Gov.
eminent tclecrsnb nns.s The J,racticn 81 ~
Poat Oifse benartment hetwasn Nav yorS
and Wnshinrton. No messaee shall be sent
cent nnst.ge .,smn and NE ,hsii he = mi
firm rate for the tran.mission nf ms.s,gs.
,yithouf r.rsrs 70 aistsmss ~ 80 ~
lure, SUt no au messsse Shali " bs ssnt ny ~
than ION eents. AMI Two c.nt. Il. i, ~ ~ ,res
sn"u va Svnset ~nu wv oont. snnA oe chhIBeu