Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-13

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The relations Of Reys. VIM. c. Mullen. j. A.
Lippincott, Samuel A. Wilson, and Charles o.
Cook we've changed from effective to suPernu-
msraly, ana that Of N Z: Hysore from snPer-
was continued As supernumerary
The following be
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for the ensuing year:
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R Rss. WI Ward. Al Myers, sup; Sailors City
Reed Columbia street, J RWieeler; Mount Siivet,
inson college, member of City Station Quarterly
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Radisil; Exeter Street, Thomas Dansherty; Hartford
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Gamble, sup. ;,yeGsnon Street, c. "A Reid; Hunting,
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Rome Mission, W Case Mount vsrnIn, Arthur
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rick City, Job A. Price; LibertH Emory Buhrman
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HaGGPsssfs Mission VI Gss Sys1 a
College member Of Iaysite Street Quarterly Con-,
O Emory o"arefy SeSe Depository
r WASHINGTON DISTRICT, Jean Laaasan, p. E.
Tiss%y forS street Gssll:. MaEffess sad e.
cappea sna Mkf Gaies
;,fI Oven Oven; RyianS Samuel shannon Gorsaeh,
g. Baker; Fletcher to be supplied; Craze, NJ T. B.
kics G;s"rsetSsn Brown GeSrss.oyn
T. W. Johns3n and George n: Berry, sup; Pleasant
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shriher; Annapolis, First Church, J. W. Hedges;
G.dEeF an4 a. 70 Se sss
Piled. and B. Smith suP NJ Eddy misson-
and msssr
States Senate, and member If Walsh Quarterly
academy and memberOf Annapolis Quarterly Con-
Cnmberiand, Center sreset & vHGI eee B.!sr
Street, A. NJ. Courtenay; south Cumberland, S. NJ.
quit Reed; Mount sapsee, s. Clam SeaT:
Bridgeport Robert + Bishop; Homecoming Il. Rich,
Nest; New Greek, john Edwar.Is, ]. T. Wash:
y yTIn 70 pe SrpGiled ~ Safsead9en Hartmans
A HSess snd asssns to e
Nc \ R"ret g. Iarrow supply Cumberland Valley,
sppsd By Powers Be- spa i1nsnf john 70 Se
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Cecil Harper s Ferry. n. r. R:ese: Hsger.sawo
john; H%o.; Antietam. W g. Herbert, one 70 pe
der Bue2esstS%n. B. q. Miller. ". NICK Ham HSn.
Baltimore Conference n. e. Church
This conference in Baltimore, yesterday |
passed the character of Rev. DIR. W. E. Mum 1
committee in his case having aca uitted
him Of certain charges-and he was granted a /
location at his own request.
The committee to investigate the claim of the |
Preachers' Aid Society Of the NJ. f. Church |
against the Wesleyan Female Institute, at |
Staunton, reported that the trustees of the |
institute be requested not to pay over the claim |
until the equitable interest OF the preachers of /
THIS conference be admitted; that the presiding |
elder of Rockingham district, and Messrs. NJ |
v alton and VIM. Milnes, jr., be directed to set |
Tie the matter ON Christian principles; that if |
said committee are directed to employ Moses
alton, esq.,, and such other counsel as NAV be I
necessary to defend the case and protect the in |
adopted.
The statistical report, which was submitted. |
shows total membership of % ,a5l, net in
The SUM Of 81 500 os was raised for missions.
md the appropriations were paid in fun.
The joint board Of finance made an appeal TO /
\ e as1sn0s iof s.oo to enable them to pay all
"A memorial to Congress relative to damages 4
lone the Southern Methodist publishing house,
4 NASHVILLE, during the war, was referred to
II
ner, and Johns. Martin.
At thAaftern0on session, Bishop Keener hav-
ng telegraphed from Mexico his purchase of
church in the cityOf Mexico, and, asking aid |
or its payment, about two hundred dollars we're 4
contributed.
Marylan Conference II. p. Church. |
The forty fifth annual conference of the i
Methodist Protestant Church met In Baltimore |
yesterday. DIR. Reese, the president, read his /
report, showing the churches to be in flourish
ing condition. Special reference was made to |
the churches at Alexandria, Va, Washington,
D. G., and Lexington-street, Baltimore, as hay-
ing been distinguished by revivals OF religion.
The Official character Of the president was
passed, and the standing committees were an |
nounced.
At II O'Clock the annual sermon was preached |
by Rev. L. ID. Valiant, of Georgetown, ID c. |
The names of deceased members were read.
and the sacrament of the Lords Supper admin
istered. -. ...l--l : = - - -
An afternoon session was held, when the con-
ference proceeded 10 the election Of president,
A resolution, ofsred BY r. s. Ro~e, wa.
adopted, that the resolution chasing woods
meetings with camp meetings, and requiring
the president to supply the same with ministers,
be rescinded.
| The standing district committee was elected.
as fOll0wG-Dr. i. w. Bates, DIR. Southorland
and DR., ZOllickOffer, ministers. And DIR Il W.