The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-10
THE GERMAN METHODISTS.

Yesterday Afternoons Proceedimes. 49,,
The following additional business was
q, nference Of the M r. Church. now meeting IN tnc
Glrard Avenue M. Il Church, In dlraru avenue, near
Twelfth street.
Es'tarr an Conference Of the Methodist EpscoPai
obu ch now meeting s SifSrd st1sS Agenue Methodist
CRuSh erd avenue near Scb mnsteS to the Confer
The travelling eSpspses OF eaoh '''''e' " ''
yed uSd St called the attention Of the ministers
Of using $ ~ h9 bs sSoas e sS6n
a. pre- pSNFed N s SRu Arch sTeet also to the Pas
S S be SS%gsd 3 Il ss % he pfs to the
Of yin in SnI the g9e q & the L9r1 pysr
Swt and Sauter were appointed to address Con
ference in the memorial service in honor OF Rev John o.
Il was resolved that hereafter the Sacrament of the
afternoon was fully occupied s d. by tine different M oom
in & % oT ee m oy
those interests the widespread claim that the numerous
l,ense the %ppoiqS4entt Apo of h the Bishop
tady, N. v preached before his brethren Thurs lay
Sysnpg His text was seected from rom "a Timothy iy
y rcn II was finished 6a hof9asa h f pre-
he Spirit Il Vas pron unced by he Conference one OF
the best preached before them
EHst German Conference.-The Day.
The Conference met in the church. Ggard above
Ss at 81 ESG s an hn % & dsS
the opening services commenced conducted by Rev
S SshS Of German College 1 PTs% Ohio
STATISTICAL REPORT, PRTsENTED BY THE sEcERrARTEs.
re- Members SAN and & &gEoPaoner Esl increase oyer as year
B. Value churches 1924 200 Increase S3s4O Pars1u-
MissoaaTs SoleStiqns, $95sS 5ssgo@ss $7od3 oe
Total Of Benevolent Contributions, s5oas5I increase
Sunday schools 70 officers and teachers 6a increase,
'@ shG,as s2 Increase ys | .too Of tho
Mission House Association for the Port of New York
was r0TT oS SE s6%e
by Rev Bnn on the use Of tobaceo also on the
traffic in Intoxicating liquors Referred back and Rev @.
Blinn added to the committee.
REPORT or THE COMMITTEE ON LAY DELEGATION
Reoiced That we consider such introduction neither
wrong in principle nor dangerous in policy but right aud
Resolce That heartily concur in the action of the
General Conference and that will part carry
S% that S9n o n bringing SdPs tine subject oSnd
REPORT OF THE ooMlnTTEE on pUBIIcAT1oSs
in reference to quarterly review to be published among
panied with some remarks BY Rev j w. FTsqnd. Com,
ing of Cincinnati Ohio read also the prospectus,
followed with remarks from Rev. G. Yost T. W. brger,
The order Of the day then taken being
Of the C9pfeTense He was former pastor OF the Girard
Addresses We're then delivered by Rev John sgaRien,
nnger GIPs iS and Rev j. sSSteT RE foli9Sed lowe ''' ~ "
The Conference then parook of the Lords Supper the
pqTSpating in the I'd dstr0qGn nd ofns of the element"
APPOINTMENTS FOR THE SABBATH.
Hedding-1Ozs A. NJ, Rev. A. Atwood; ~ p. NJ. James
Twelfth Street 1O,9 A. ~ j. E. Smith; ~ p. M G. f.
Tabernacle-1O]5 A, M, Rev, T. G. Murphy ~ p. M,
Rev. q. Jost. -
Central-10H A. NJ, T. stevens ~ p. NJ, j. G. Del
ninger - - -
Ridge, Avenue, below jefferson 10Y 4. NJ, W. H. Bur
Morris City, Twentysevenh street and Ciirard avenue
M Gs1Fls' @ BFSSkSE "Rd NJ pasor ~
German RefoTmsd siyth street-1o}4 A. M. F. W.
Dnger; ~ Z. M. Louis WALTON. ~
First Evangelical Association, Second street10 n M
II. Kasterdick; ~ p. NJ, II. V. Gratz .
Sixth and Dauphin streets-l018 A. NJ, George Adele
~ Y. NJ, f. Hartman. - -
Cirard Avenue German NJ. +. Church. above Twelfth
10y A. M-Bishop Simpson. Ordination OF Deacons and
Elders.
8P. M-Sunday School anniversary. Addresses by Revs
=. ftandiges and G.. Mayer.
~ T.. M.-Rev. Il. Schuler.