Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-14
Baltimore Conference African VI. T.
Church.


This conference was called to order in
georgetown this morning at 9 o'clock by
Bishop Campbell, and the exercises were
commenced by the reading OF the sd Psalm
by Rev. Jas. II. A. Johnson. The roll was
then called and the minutes Of the last meet
ing read by the secretary. Rev. Mr.. Herbert
suggested some corrections TO the minutes,
and moved that the sentence in which Rev
Mr.. Hardy said "that he had a right TO adj
dless any Sunday school without the APP
prOVal OF the pastor" be stricken out. After
some discussion IL was decided that the sem
tence was calculated TO mislead and perhaps
lead TO disorder in Israel" and the motion
Rev. James T. Morris rose to a personal
explaE alton in reference to the appropria-
ton Of some money by committee. He
conference. He believed IL was. The confer
enee had killed il, the bishop had shrouded
IL, and now he did not propose 10 exhume IL
Iied beyond the possibility OF future resur-
Iection.
Rev. VIM. ii. Hunter, A. NJ, business
manager OF the publishing department OF
the church, then took the floor and made
some remarks upon that branch OF the work.
Tomorrow, at II o'clock M, the Rev.
James h A. Johnson, OF Cumberland. will
deliver special sermon on can Efficient
Ministry and Church." at the EbeneZer
church. Bishop Campbell breaches at the
same place on Sunday.
The conference adjourned 10 witness the
nnveiling Of the Lincoln statue.
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and It's demands in the matter of clothing
are already being appreciated. As economy
Is the theme upon which the public is deeply
interested now, the best bargain is desirable.
Mr.. A. Straus, the well informed clothier,
has elsewhere price list of articles Just
suited 10 the season for men, youth and
boys. His dress and business suits are of
medium weight, and in style of finish and
quality OF material are hard to beat His
stOrein No. lOl1 Pennsylvania avenue.
SPRING RACES, at the new park, COM
mence May I'd and continue four days. The
programme embraces the following classes:
and free to all. Major Hill offers $1,000 in
premiums, and some OF the best horses in the
country are expected TO tai Ike part.
FISH MARKET To-DAY-Sold by X. A..
Golden Brother, fish agents-12 900 shad,
sold for $40 '5asl. per hundred; 20 900 behring's,
sod from to . cents per bunch.
BOYS and Children's Clothing, New Goods,
New Store: Prices 70 suit all. b. Robinson
a Co, 900 Pennsylvania avenue. B. Robin
son, late OF Wall q Robinson; W. L. Chery,
iate with Wall 4 Robinson.-Ad.e.
The SALE OF GROCERIES by f. J. Sweet,
ausuoneer, Will De concluded at SOC Penn
sylyania avenue northw to morrow, SAT-
nrusy morning 9, April Is. ls76, al 10 O'Clock.
LARGE LOT of KIT and sailor SHIFTS ALI
sizes and qualities, just received at the Rows
and ChIldren's Clothing House. b. RohinsoS
Co, 500 Pennsy lvanis avenue, next 10
NJ. Willian's-ACII.
Silver, coral, Lake George diamonds,
onyx, gold and pearl and Roman gold Jew
cry received at Prigg's Jewelry store, No
40 pennsylvania avenue, near 4 street.
BOWLING, the auctioneer, will sell to-nor-
morning, Al his auction rooms, a nice
LOT OF groceries; also, two OF Smiths parIor
organs. P~AANA
SPRING LAMA full supplv to-n,orrovr
~ twenty cents Stalls 40, I4i and I42 Cen
Ter. 81 and "A street markets.
@au'Il j. NJ. HEATING.
BOYS, and Childrenfs Clothing, New Store.
sylyania avenue next 10 NJ. Winian's-S1br