Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-19
Liabilities,

Net worth, 65,5lO.O6
This simply represents III. store accounts and
does not include numerous donations.
A circular was presented by the Bishop from
the Minnesota Annual Conference. referring to
change in the Book Concern at New York, which
was referred to a Special Committee
A circular was presented by Rev. II. +. Gilrov,
of Chester, which ON motion was referred to the
same committee MS I'll. previous paper.
Rev. j. +. Chaplain presented document from
the irving Female Institute. Referred TO Com
mittce on Education.
Rev. Mr.. Walton was added to the Committee
on Finance
The call of the Steward was made the order of
the day for 10 O'Clock, and ut that hour the Con-
ference took up The order, which occupied the
morning session until II O'Clock.
The Bishop read a telegram from Rev. Mr.. Vim
cent, the Sunday School agent, agreeing to preach
| In this church tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock,
before the Conference, on ..Thc Sunday School
| and Its text books" A public invitation was
given to all Christian people interested in Sabbath
School instruction TO be present at this service
The young ministers ON trial, who were elected
| to deacons orders and full membership in the
Conference, were called to the bar of the Confer
ence, and addressed by the Bishop amidst pro-
found silence on the part of the vast audience
crowding every part OF the house.
THIRD DAY.
Conference opened at . o'clocl; with devotional
exercises conducted by Rev. Il. j. Way.
| The fourth question: 'W Who are elected Dea-
cons 2, was called. The following-named young
ministers Were represented and elected; Geo. W.
| +. Graft, Adam s. Wilson, Edward B. Newman,
Levi b. Hoffman, Enoch Stnbbs, Henry White,
| +. NJ. Brady, Jas. Esgate, L. f. White.
Hamilton g Mcbride was announced by the
| Presiding Elder as having withdrawn from trial.
1n response to the question Who arc the su-
pernumerary prcachers?" The characters Of the
| following ministers were represented by their
Presiding Elders and their relation continued j.
Hubbard, ID. Titlow, j. l.. Houston, r. Z. Kemp,
A. Gather. r. W. Todd. s. NJ. Cooper J. b.
| Ayers, d. d. Hudson, e. KaIsner, w. NJ. Warner,
| ID. l.. Patterson.
Withappointmcnt- Rev Jas. Ncill, W. NJ. For.
mosa.
Rev Q. Walters las renewed to Minnesota, fol
the benefit of his health His relation was con.
tiuued.
Without hppoin,ment-W. 5. Boswell, G. Ear
ton, W. Trckett, II. Sutton, l. 7. Cooper, j
Hand, j. f. McCleand, I. Montgomery
The order of the day was taken up at ter
O'clock, aud the election Of delegates to the Gen
eral Conference was proceeded with. The Bishop
appointed J. \. Meredith, W. Rink, A. CookmaIi
and ii. s. Thompson, tellcrs
The eighth question of the Discipline was thei
called. " Who are the Superauuated Preachers z
When the name of VIM. Quinn was called h,
was represented to have passed To his reward il
great peace, having died at Newtown, Nd, De
cember 18th, 1867.
The relation of the following named aged min
listers was continued p Ilalowell, j. d. Long
j. Carlisle X. NJ. Greenbank, S. Patterson, j
Cummins Thos Childs JAS A. Massey
Rev. j. II. Vincent, General s. s. Agent, ad
dressed the Conference on the Subject of Sabbath
School instruction, and announced meeting t.
he held in this church this afternoon, at whicl
time lie would more fully present his views
The following exhibit of the Book Concern o
the NJ. L. Church was presented and read:
ASSETS.
Real Estate, S1l5,Os3 4
Cash on hand. 1925 A
| Merchandise. 360,309 s.
Due the Consern on notes and book
Accounts, 1Gi, ,55s O.
Total Assets, S645324 4
LIABILITIES.
The concern owes
On notes, Sai,9i5 O
On accounts, 1880. A.
S54,752 4
Net capital stock, $590,571 Z
MEMORANDUM.
Profits this year, S62.552 8
Paid out on General Conference Orders, 27 $40
Balance, ss5,2l2 2