Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-08


The numerous friends, both Protestant aid
Catholic, Of ST. Ann's 1nfapt Asylum, In tho
First ward, will have an inviting oPPortunity on
Tuesday and Wednesday next, the nth and 18th
instantS, ofpatroniling that most oommendabls
charity, while at tho same time passing de.
llghlfui hour Or two, BY attending the grand
family festival 70 be givon for the benent Of tho
institution on the days Above-mentloned, from
10 A. N. 10 10 D. m, al Analostan Island.
The good slslers Of Charity, who appeal TO tho
public In behalf Of the my little infant orphans
committed to their charge, rely in great meas.
ure upon the Vfoceeds Of this festival 10 enable
them 70 supply the ahsoluto current wants and
necessities OF the aaylum, which has no certain
source Of revenue, but Is plmost entirely depend.
ent upon the voluntary contributions Of a gen.
As ali suffering, neglected or orphaned little
ones, Of ave years aud under, without dls.ine-
tlOn as TO creed or condition OF parentage, are
admitted Into this beautiful home Of Innocence,
that common sentiment Of humanity which
makes the whole world akin, will, II IL earnestly
hoped, literally respond 70 the Invitation OK.
noHS cron he p name oq me e and
tho needy little ones, TO visit Aualostan island
either on Tuesday or Wednesday next, Il not on
The most ample provision has been made for
the pleasure, comfort, aud convenience Of the
patrons Of the festival, both on the grounds and
10 going to and returning from the Island,
Read the advertisement 10 another column,
and make up your mind, kind reader, not only TO
~ yourselL but 70 take your family, you have
ons, and, Il not then 10 persuade your friends
We can safely promise you a most agreeable
time, surrounded by the picturesque scenery Of
Analostan Island, while inipEling In the pleas.
urcs Of the dance, enjoying tho luxuries o. the
table, drinking 10 the strains Of delicious music
or holding sweet converse with loved ones In
charming groves and beautiful bowers.
Baltimore Annual Conference Of the A. N.
X. Zion Church.
NINTH DAYS FRoCEKDINaB.
The conference assembled yesterday at 10
o'clock in Wesley Zion church; Bllhop Loguen
presiding, assisted by Bishops Brooks and Tai.
bot, In opening the conference, Bishop Loguen
read part Of the flfteonth chapter Of John, and
Rev. John A. Williams offered player, D
The roll was called, rules read, and the min.
utes Of the previous session read And approved.
Elder J. y. Price offered the follouinEi which,
ahor leng by discussion, was rejected;
Rstolrcd, That this conference recommend 10
the general conference that 80 much Of the law
Of our church ~ empowers tho elder TO noml.
1 nate trustees be repeated.
The conference then took a recess until .
AFTERNOON SESSION.
! Tho couforence reussembled at o'clock Bishop
kler the roll was called, rules road and the
minutes Of tho previous session read and ap.
. proved, Rev. ]. x. Williams obtained Leave d
absence during the remainder Of the conference.
Al token n esteem, the conference prsssntei
I to Bishop Logucn q handsome pair Of vases,
! which the Bishop received with an appropriate
REV. J. L. Price was elected delegate to the
! New England Conference; Rev. j., u. Trusty
was cleo cd delegate TO the New York Confer.
encel J.. ", Green delegate 10 the virginia
ference; II. Butler was delegated to the Ken.
lucky COnfeTonce,J. A. Jones to tho North
/ Carolina Uonierencei J. r. Hamcr to oonosoe
! A vote Of thanks was rendered TO the RErun.
LlcAS and Star for publishing the proceedings
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