National Republican., 1873-03-08
THE BALTIMORE CONFERENCE.
second Day. Proceedings OF tho Balii-
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mere Conference OF the VI. r. Church.
The conference met NJ HaRerstown at .
O'Clock on Thursday, Bishop Foster In the chair.
sSeTsse, Ss oVrn wsre sc y Rev
was read and approved. The transfer Of Reva.
o. II. Tiffany from the Newark conference and
N. L. Hysore from Nebraska to this conference
was announced. a. q. Baker was excused from
serving as recorder, and ]. j. q. Webster ap-
pointed In his stead. The examination Of the
characters Of the effective elders was takea up,
and Baltimore district called.
Bishop Foster stated that Dr. Henry slicer
preaidlng elder, was detained at home by illness,
and that he (Dr. S.) had sent paper which con-
talned the representation Ion & ne w99ld make o. me
would answer for the preachers when their
names were called. Tho character Of the fol-
lowing were then passed;
Henry sliceL James u; Llghthourn, Thomas
Guard, Alfred n. Ames, Charles n. Sims, W. II.
Chapman, Joel Brown, William Y. Ward, Joseph
s. LarEent, ID. q. W. Reid, Joseph R.Wheeler, q.
G. Cronin, W. T. ID. Clemm, VIM. II. LOney, John
W. Cornelius, W. r. Gwyhn, Ezekiel Richard.
son, George NJ. Berry.
East Baltimore district was called and repre.
sSd aos
ing ministers A. 3. Hank, II. n. Baer, W. y
speake, John II. G. Dosh, A. W, Rudlsill, II. r.
Murphy, Y. G. HasluP, O; W. Hobbs, X. Norris
Charles A. Reid, VIM. n Edwards, ?. D. Reese
Arthur Foster, J. D. suit, W. A. koontI, w, Z,
Bird, @. q. Moore, Watson Case, Daniel Haskell
l ia NNa
Cleayer, r. A. Morgan, c. ". Baldwin, j. J. O
Webster, d. II. Carroll, Y. Mccartney A. A.
Reese and J. A. Lpplncott.
| West Baltimore district was called and repre-
sented by Its presiding elder, DR.. !. ?. Morgan
| Ills character passed aud those OF the following
elders: A. \. Gibson, W; r, Davis, Edward Kin
sey, J. W. Hedge Il. J. Gray, ". Downs, WIN
| Harden, T. Dougherty, Thomas Myers, W. M
| Osborne, q. W. Heyde, job A. Price, Emorl
Thurman, D. @, Miller, 4. L. Shipley, c. o. Cook
J. y Amos, t & =. cr9ss, {; & u; Rl'hsrsson, 2; =
washington district was called and represente,
by It's presiding elder, DIR. John Lanahan. Hi
character passed and those Of the folowinI
elders, viz: y, A. Wilson, q. q. Markham, X. W
Black, T. NJ. Eddy, q. McRlfresh, g, ". Cooper
Egan, q. @. Baker, J. 7. Nelson, NJ. =. u. Rice
]. II. Dashlell, c. II. Myilnger, r. q. Kirby, ]
Duey Moore, J. u. Still, A. jump, II. MeNemar
p: Newman, J. b. vanneter, D. II. TIFFANY an
N. Y. Hysore.
from effective TO supernumerary. The transie
OF Dr. G. n. Sims from This to the Newark Con
ference was announced by Bishop Foster. WIN
chester district was called, and represented b
its presiding elder, Rev. VIM. II. Holiday. III
character passed and those .h o. ths fCllSwln No..
J. Widerman, II. Q. NJ. Daniel, q. v. Leech, ]
VI, Davis, II. p. West, ". NJ. Walsh, K. Z. An
derson, John W. Smith, A. II. Reiley, W. T.
weech, J. II. Marsh, j. y. ockerman, W. II
Reid, A. j. Bender.
Pennsylvania conference reported resolution
accepting the Invitation OF the Central Pennsyl
yania conference TO exchange fraternAl greet
ings and celebrate reunion services at Chamber
burg on Monday next, the 10th instant. Pei
Eikridge circuit; also, Finksburg church, Bait
more circuit. The report OF the book depos
tory at baltimore was read and referred.