Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-05
The New washington aarte,

ooNTlNUATIoN or THE SALES OF STANDS
Yesterday, after our report closed, the sale of
stands W as continued in the new Washin ron
market, and the hucksters stands were sold as
ioiiows; Levy (3lst chOice), SI2S; Chas. Brown
Sllli ID. Schweir, Sill; u. McElfresh, SI13: Jas
Ilmbrick u Bro, SHE; Mrs. VIM. Heider, 100;
v. Hess, S10s; A. Heitmuller, S10s Leonard
Simmsser, sos; G. +. Atkins. s1O6; j. l.. Baer,
S1O6; Chas. Brown. s106; F. NJ. Bradley SIO5:
Peter Garden, Sl0G; handel & Fairfax slOS;
David Carroll, 500; Joseph Fisher, slO3; A c.
StIaus, Sol; nj. Escb, 500; Neumier II Leese,
Soc; John Rover, $3.50; F. Greenapple. SS5;
IL. Il. Pillsbury, $50; Mrs. Kern, s94; W. New.
ton, s9l; James White, sS7; James Carter, $40
The butter stands were sold as follows, the
mist choice being the fifth-four choices having
been sold on Friday last: Il. ID. Daley, S2S5: G.
D. Pearson, $3.50; f. Greenapple, $50; !. G.
Pearson. $50; W. A. COburn, $50; G. ID. Fear
son: 500; Mrs. j. H. Fry. s16s; NJ. Msnke.
SEA; F. NJ. Walker, S156; w. w. Hough. $50;
W. L Hughes, S15l; L. j. Sacks, $780, W. L.
Sparrow, S1iO.
The bread and miscellaneous stands at the
ends OF the wings were sold in the following
OTCer: G. s. Kraft. S267; F. Truber S162: q
W. Coleman, S264; G.. Seitz & Son. $3.50; Chas
Schneider. s225; Geo. Schlerf, 500; Benjamin
Petit, sl15.
The fish stands, commencing at fourth choice.
were sold TO James ii. Cheek, S195; ID. ). Dom
aldson, $50 and sos; James H. Cheek, SOP.
he sale was then adjourned 70 next Tues
day at noon, when the remainder of the stalls
10 or II in the butchers market, and 20 or %
huoksterS' stands-will be offered.
BALTIMORE ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE
A. Nj. l.. ZION CHCRCH-Yesterday afternoon
Kew. y. A. Jones, transferred from the Phila-
CeIphia conference, took his seat. Reports on
the condition of several churches were made
reports from Union, Wesley and Ga!bTaith
chapel sabbath schools were read, showing
them to be in a fiOurishing condition The
business committee made report in relation 10
Tue baltimore mission, proposing to make the
minister who my be appointed there and
Brother y. II. Butler agents to raise money
either TO purchase or build a house of worship in
Baltimore. Bishops LOguen and Tablet and
KEYS j. A. Jones, r. Dyson and j. y. TruSty
were appointed to visit Baltimore and ascertain
on what terms the South Howard street church
can be bought. Adjourned.
This morning, after devotional exercises the
delegate from John Wesley church, H. Pain
ter-sIoke OF the condition OF the church and
the Sabbath school, giving a Good account of
the affairs of the church, and also spoke OF the
f?ithfulness Of the elder, George Bosley.
Tie committee on Sabbath schools submitted
a report urging on the ministry and member
snip The Guty OF seeing that the children attend
'Ae ministers and members attend the school
exercises themselves
Eicer james A. Jones urged upon the confer
egce that they should not treat this report as an
ldIe set OF resolutions, bat determine on return
ING 70 their charges TO adhere TO the sentiments
Of the report, particularly that clause which
makes II abe duty of the elders to 90 into n.
chVrch and see that no doctrines are taught con-
GsTy to lie doctrines If the church.
L'd5T Dyson. OF Hartford, Conn. smoke OF his
9 Ter. rce in finding in his school white cen
t.21 Pc aching them thai there was no he'll
J JCE5s referred 10 children having been
trCus away from their schools BY parties of
ether examinations, who let the parents have
coal at 20 per ton.
] his report was discussed at some length, and
was aGOpted.