Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-13
BALTIMORE NJ. Z. CONFERENCE.
SIXTH DAY-TUBsDAY.
j. W. Lambeth was made a slpprnunerarv


J. w. Lambeth was made a slp-rnumerary
j. A. McCauley, from the Committee on
Freedmen, submitted a report approving of
the work done in thst direction indicating the
great importance Of educating the freedmen
and improving their condition, directing all
pastors 10 make collections for this object as
early as practicable, and forward the same TO
the Treasurer OF the Society.
Rev. Thomas Myers, Chairman OF the Board
OF Ste wards, estimated the probable claims for
me ensuinEt year: Supersnnuated, Sl,soO;
IS. 5.Ao total, $4,000 The report was adopted
and the necessary superintendent made.
DR.. Hamilton, from the Centenary Fund
Commit reported the total receipts OF the
Methodist Centenary, S133,S 50: disburse-
ments 10 Dickinson College, $3o,4I4 o6: in crease
OF ehureh property, s39l0O.97; Preachers Aid
el,2i3; Metropolitan Church, Washington.
s33. 1'so5; American Methodist Historial So
eiety, s6S65O; Centenary Educational Fund,
&t56 25; Mission House, New York, S749 80;
Biblical School, Bremen, Germany S6se O5:
church debt, Sl6,500 95; Sunday School Chill
dren's Fund. s73l.5s; unspecified collections,
Sls3 SO; p ate collections, 1874; church exten-
sion, Sl,150; local education, S32.SJ; local OBJ
jscts, S225: chartered fund, S2S.50 Biblical In
shtute, Concord. s165O The committee rec
commended that the Central Committee in New
York publish the statistics contained in the
report The report was adopted
The Conference proceeded, on motion of III.
Morgan, TO fix the place of the next annual
meeting.
Foundry Station, Washington and City Sta
toa, Baltimore, were named, the latter place
being selected.
resolution offered by Rev. J. A. McCauley
was ADOPTED, expressing he endearing ties
that have Sound Rev L. +. Morgan TO this Con-
ference for thirty years. Dir. Morgan connects
himself with the Pittsburg Conference
A similar resolution was adopted ressecting
W. +. Speake, transferred 70 the East Bslu-
more Conference.
L. Richardson reported from the Committee
on Missionary Money: Receipts from Bllt-
more District. 500 3.7I; South Baltimore Dis
trict s3,2s2 43; Washington District. S2.Og2 %,
Winchester District, SlSl.3C; total, 8 Sl5,42O3}.
Ihe closing exercises were conducted by
Rev. n y. Morgan, after which a brief but
eloquent address was made by Bishop Kings
ley, who then read off the list of appointments
after which the Conference ad diourned siRe die
The following are the appointments fer th is
city and vicinity
Baltimore District. Ianahan, Presiding
Elder. Montgomery Circuit w. Start, G
W. Hobbs Rockyille-D. W. Arnold, John
Whitson Sandy Springs-C Richardson, J.
IL. Swope, one 10 be supplied
South Baltimore DIstrict-Samuel V Blake
p. Il. Prince George's-to be supplied Bla-
densburg-W. III. Laney, w. 4. Berd.
Washington District-N. ]. b. Morgan, Il T.
Washington City-Foundry, H. Z. Brown, b.
N. Brown Wesley Chapel, A. h. Ames Me-
tropolitan, Z. s. De Hass; East Washington,
Union, Charles a. Reid; RyIand, wm. Ham
ilton; Gorsuch, James N. Davis Waugh, G.
u. Markham; Providence, to be supplied
Fletcher, j oh W. Lambeth, supernumerary
Hamln, j. W. Hoover; Georgetown-James
A. MeCauley; West Georgetown and Tennel-
lytown-George NJ. Berry, W. o. Lumsden,
supernsmeIary; Alexandria - Joseph Il.
Wheeler; Leesburg-Gesrge 5. Skies; FAIR
1ax-Lenas M. Nickerson; Loudon-A. J.
Porter.