Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-09
The Baltimore Annual VI. r. Conference
SIXTH DAY-fuEsDAY.


with the rs usl devotional exercises.
Rev T. T. s. Richards was announced as
transferred from the Central Pennsylvania
Conference and gran ted 81 perm nerary reIa.
ton with an appointment. s. ID. HERON was
granted supernumerary relation s NJ Cen
sor was announced as transferred from the
Virginia Conference. Rev. Thomas Myers
Was granted ssupernumerary relation with an
The case OF Rev. r. p wirsmau wa. rsssr.
red 10 his Presiding Elder.
report was made on the Jackson SQUARE
(Baltimore) Church, and adopted
The Church Extension Society submitted a
reportof the amounts received during the Con-
Cause wss read, recommending that tract coi.
lections be taken mp In N oyember and adopted
Rev. Thomas Myers submitted the report Of
the bosrd OF Stewards; which was adopted
Rev. Mr.. Owen submitted RESOLUTION setting
iorth tnat the church at Martinsburg was con-
slceraoly damaged during the war, being used
hospitai, and NO remuneration had been
made, owing to a law of Congress and for the
appointment Of committee TO wait on Ssna.
tors Wiley and Foreman to bring the m after
before Congress Mr.: Baker asked that Jeffer-
son county be included, and the report was
amended so as to include the Harper's Ferry
charge. The resolution waSAdop ed. and Revs
b. Brown, A. A. Gibson, and Z. ID. o wen,
The report Of the Missionary Committee was
submitted, showing that there was collected
during Tl .ns year sli,oi66 an Increase Of over
u
trlct alone. The report was adopted.
Rev N. j. Ii. Morgan moved that the Con-
ference NIX s35,o0O as the standard Of its mis-
sIonary collections for the current year
The report of the Committee on the Sunday
school Cause was received, showing a large
increase in numbers Of schools, teachers and
scholars, ard recommending the formation of
Sunday School Union; wRich was adopted
report OF the Book Depository In Bliti.
more was submitted.
report recommending the appointment of
committee Of ministers ana laymen 10 CON.
slider the varlous plans for the establishment OF
the Book Concern was adopted.
Inc first subject noticed under the head of
memoirs was the Rev. Christopher Parkinson,
OF Mary land, deceased After the reading OF
me FIRST memoir. Rev. John w. Hedges made a
lew enlogistic remarks on the life and death of
his deceased friend. The memoir was adop,ed
Memoirs of the Rev. VIM. u Lumsden OF Cir
gina, and Rev Benjamin Brereton Brown, of
Virginia, were adopted. A resolution was Of
fered that the Committee on Memoirs should
prepare memoirs for the wife or widow of a
preacher; adopted.
A collection was taken M for the SEXTON
The Committee on Statistics reported. show.
ing the total mem bership, q, 1882: probationars.
20 ceaths, 377; local preachers, III; baptsms,
babe value, sI,5i6.200; parsonages, 81; valued
at s219,tW. Increase membership Io,7Is: deaths
-; Prooationers, si4; local preachers, SOL;
churches. 1l2; value, S576,UOO.
washington City reports 3,O2l members, and
SIS ProbatioDers.
DIR. John p. Newman. of the Louisiana Con-
ferred TO this Conference.
Rev. n. j. b. Morgan moved a vote Of thanks
TO the people Of the District for their hospi.
tali'y, remarking that he had lived like a
prince. tNoices-'So have LII The motion
was adopted.
d vote Of thanks to the railroads who have
favored ;9em-the Baltimore and Ohio X ,u-
road, the Annapolis and Elk Ridge Railroad
and the trustees Of the church, was adopted
A resolution expressing regrets at parting
Kttn those transferred 10 the Central Pennsyl-
"a are al vxtaI
luton of thauls to the Bishop and officers Of
the Conference.
The minutes z ere read and approved.
The Eshop announced the hymn "Jesus the
word OF mfIcy give which was sung, and
followed by prsyer by Rev. Mr.. McLsan.
BISHOP Clark said that in making the APP
pointments he had done the best, and enda1Y-
ored to consider the interests Of the CHARGES IN
making them. He did not consider il fitting 10
address them, as ministers, in words of exh.r.
tatlon- Tor they were as himself euaipc, in
Master calling; and be would say, go for n to
tie WVgE; carry ing Christ with them He
thanked the members for their courtesy refer
ring 10 the concord and harmony in which
they had worked. He read the appointments
a. follows:
baltimore Rstriet-Samuel V. Blake Pre-
siding Elder. BaltImore-City Station, ". NJ.
u. Ryan; Charles Street. 7. N. Eddy, T.
Sewali, sup; Eutaw Street, john S. Inskip;
Madison Avenue, L. F. Morgan, T. MYERS
sup; Wesley Chapel, VIM. Krebs, ]. Br..Is.
sup; Cross Street Mission, ]. j. Quincy Web.
D. q. r
5. Cassidy; sailors City Bethel, W. H. Taney:
Hanover Street, Il. X Murphy; Columbia
Street, GeoIge w. Cooper Mount Oliyet \ H.
Cummings; Baltimore Circuit, T. A Morgan
J. +. Goucher; Woodbury., ]. Is. S,itt; sum
merfeld, Chas McEIfresh, w. 7. M:kenuey.
X. NJ Ipscomb, sup; Mount Washington, +.
NJ. West; Cs,onsville, " X. Davis; Annap-
ols-Fnst Church, W. Il. Edwards; SECOND
Church, Jno. II. Swope; Severn, IL. w Arnold,
j. +. Wilson; South River, H. y. West; West
River, q Z. Cronin, j. T. Hynes; Caivert, J.
n n
Assistant Agent of the Book Concern at New
York, Member OF the City Station quar- erly
Conference
EcS, Bditxnore District-Joseph France, Pre-
siding Elder. Balumere-North Bitttnore
station, Norris, J. L. Amos, T. T. 5. Rich
ards, sup; Exeter street, JOB A Price; Ha. ford
Avenue, A. II. Ames; Greenmouat Avenue.
Watson Case; East Baltimore. w. Dawny, NJ
q. Britnam; Jackson Square Centenary, J. w
NJ. Frysinger, j. Gamble, sup. Broadway, J.
u Hi S5own suR CAROLINE street
ferson street, ;. Shannon; Huntington Avenue,
Robert n. Bear; Mount Vernon, T.. L. Snipley:
Norm Baltimore circuit, n l. Smyser, rnos.
McClntock; Lutherville, T. X. Slicer; Great
Fails. b. +. Clarkson; East Baltimore circuit,
+. b. Reese. y. ID. Smith: Long Green, ]. IL.
Marsh East Hartford, James q Moore, T. u.
WILCOX. IT.: Havre- de-Grace, W. s. Ed wards:
West Hartford, q. NJ Berry, James McOarin,
sup; Jarrettsville, ]. T.. Hagey, Clark Hart
rock, sup; Hereford. J. Cadden, w. A
koontz; Bentley Springs, Charles Clever, q.
h richardson; Seamens Union Bethel, Ii
Sheer, member Of High street Q uarterIy Con
ference; X. ) Maclsy, Missionary 10 CANA; A.
a: Reese, chaplain U. >. Army, member OF
Hlgh-street q uarterly Conference.
UeS BdifimOre Dtstrct-John H. g. Dosh,
Presiding Elder. Baltimore-Fayette Street,
;. w. Leech, A ). Hank, sup; Union Square,
X. w. Black: Franklin Street, J. H. M. Lem
on; Grace Church, w. r. Ward, A. J. Myers.
sup; Straw bridge. L. NJ. Gardner Emory,
w. II Chapman: Whaicoat, +. Mccartney. G.
Hildi, sup; EIlicott City, q. H. Savidge; Pa
tapseo, Z. a. Reid, u. HaskIll: Waterville, w.
Hurst Reed; Liberty, John W. Cornelius, NJ
+. b. Ricei Montgomery, j. ID. Still, d. Mon.
roe Browning; Frederick City, X. Htnkle;
Buekeystown, John w. Smith. A E. Wallis
Middletown, s NJ. Hartrock Autietam, Jacob
Montgomery, T.. II. Smith; Haserstow p, Thos
Sherlock. NJ 6oheen, sup; SmIthsburg THIS
j. Gross; Mechanicstown, ]. Duey Moore Dur.
bin q. Miller; Westminster, John w Hs1ge,
N MeComas Stokes; Hampsteau, Emory BUR-
man, W: NJ. Ferguson. John b. Vanmefer
Prlneipa! Westminster Collegiate Institute
memter Westminster Quarterly Conference
Washington Dist.iot-N. J. b. Morgan. Pre-
slcipg Elder. Washmgton-Foundry,A Alex
+ Glib on; Wesley Chapel, b. Peyton Brown;
Metropolitan, John p. Newman: East Wash.
Ingion, W. II. Holiday, G. G. Markham:
Mekendree, Samuel A. Wilson; Union, w. 7.
l.. Weeeh; Ryland, U. w. Baldwin; Gorsuch
e. W Hobbs; Waugh, James N. Davis; Prov
idenee, Thomas y. Clark; Fletcher, John NJ
Green; HamlIne, L. T. Weiderman; George
town, James A. McCa1isy, ]. w. Hoover,
sup: West Georgetown and Tennallytown H
Z. Mcdaniel; 81. Mary's and Charles, B. H.