The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-02

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KsoK.-After our report closed the following bus
inesa was transacted.
The return Of statistics show II 400 members-
an Increase OF 1900, deaths, s12-decrease OF 10;
probstiOners, increase Of 800; local preach
crease ofITi, chiidten baptized, 2sot-inerease Of
iTi; number OF churches. ilI-increase Of Isl
psrse o @ineTes:e Of value 81 parsoa.se
va ooo-Increase OF d $50; Conference collection,
sssa.os = increase Of $50 .So; missions ssos2ii
amount received from Tract Society, tsses1in:
society, t32:it-ineIes.e q III %; amount re-
ieer ease OF ssi.ot. There has been a correspond
ing h1crease in the different Sabbath schools
In lss,. when the Confereace was organized,
the numb VI Of members and probstioners were
The con.id, ration Of question Q Of the general
minutes was r, stunned, and John Losgins, W. 5.
WWill: :on' Isnss Andrew Edmon.ton, John
Hughes. Wsshinrt IN Garter, John II. Randall,
Joseph Henry, Stel 'hen Tsseo, Warner Cook,
tea in,o w mi ssan srd " "'''
". q. Echois, Wilson 1. eewood, John Hughes,
and Joseph Henry were e. 'ected to deaeons or,
desson.: ,,on.,, Az.
continued.
Question II of the general mimi, es was then
taken up and ii was decided that In, next con-
but no time was desiensted,
Rev. +. W. Brice, OF the Baltimore Confer ence,
snce. 'D''''' "A' '''A sent i" '"e ''"'
The daughters of the Conference of the Asbery
NJ. Z. church, Baltimore, presented the eonfef.
stewards' twenty dollsrs was presented bS The
sons and dnughter OF the Conference OF Frederick
MM ,,as R sId o' from
introduced, and presented the Conference t5S.
Fifty dollars were received from John Wesley
The stewards' "'" ""' '''"'1 ''' W
On motion, 1t was ordered that J. P. Bowser,
lee to dlstribute the funds' snd IN mone1 wa.
turned over to them
Mrs. Harris, from the orchard.sseet church,
conference with tiT5.
vote Of thanks was rendered to all of the
ladies' for their generous sitts; also to the chill
" caiiectsd hy H.. 80 iof ssSo missionary
mT2hhey eoIiee.eu ~ ,hem. r.. ,
4, Inc s9nleienee then called for recommends,
lion, 81 local das deacon. orders. and
mM n Ssenas Ghares Lewisi Nst hin
y. brown, Eceh hammondi and Alfred Naien-
I Ieetsd '0hn fr'ss and Daniel Brown were re-
~ Amos Johns, WIN; H. Hardesty, And Geo. W.
Usrtef were, on motion, ~ithdfawn by their re-
on mouon; the case OF John Irigg, rejected,
was reconsidered, and he was elected to deaeon's
The conference then called for recommends
lions OF local ueacons 10 elders orders, and the
Unfortunately circnit. I,onSon PincInev AZ
south River circuit; Moses Tbompson. from
severn circuit,
Rev. III Brown, from the COMMITTEES on Mis-.
slops reported an sppropriation OF A $50 for
ministers In the various districts in MARYLAND
and virginia:
Inc eommi it appointed to examine me case
OF tsaae "; Brown, charged WIN deserving MS
wife, reported that they had examined his cas-,
and the charges had been sustained, and, as he
was not q ipll member, they had not the power
eoptinued' N 'n"' ms ''"' w
The claim of James II. Harper, for support,
was presented by his presiding elder, and re,
James Gross, Of Calvert circuit, was pomi.
mated for deseon's orders.
aHar sing,ng 'he poxot1sy, the peheueIoh
was pronounced py rev. James ". MeCauiey,
and me conference ADJOURNED until this morning
Nsociock.
WEEKLY REronr-Report Of the Georgetown
Auxiliary Home Industrial school for the week
"Reeeiyed from Georgetown corporation. tloo;
Mrs ames Magruder, tio; MI: George Waters,
Essex, broom; Mira Darby, dress; Mr.. Keneia,
table bell. with especial pleasure we notice the
friendsi we, this week, received from Riley
Decide suit OF clothes and pair of boots as i
pr99t OF hs Interest In children not SO fortunate
shown By our report this Week, we have enlasssd
put put piAee AM now occupy another room, WIN
very soon to make 1t az Institution doing much
good In our midst"
r,v pr,vo.r Srv.xv,s IT.. .,
c,.. ~ ~ En 80 - - ~ 49,. ssa ts
from Baltimore to this port. The Columbia has
been thoroughly repaired and rehtted, and 10
now one OF the staunehest boats on the Potomac.
The agent for the line here.is Mr.. J. q. Waters.
TRINITY CATHOLIC CHURcH.-Yesterday morn
ing this church was crowded by a fashionable |
congregation to listen to the discourse OF Father
town College. Father Ciampi assisted in the
"'o'"s s'
TO BE SWORN INTO might the newly elected |