Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-17


Appointments.-T Wilmington Confer
ence closed its fifth annual session on Monda,
night, AZ 10 o'clock. The following Is the lis,
oi appointments for Wilmington distrc', f. j
Thompson Presiding Elder. I.
Asbury--EDoch Stnbbs; st. Paul.. B. Mer.
riti; Union-Chas. Hill; Scott-T. L. Tompkin-
son; Grace-L. q. Matlaclv,I. N. Foreman; Bran
dywlne-T. b. Hunter; Mt Salem-J. France;
NeNrort-J. d. Rigg; Chester Circ,rit-H.
Sanderson; Mt. Pleasant and Claymont--H. Ii,
B6dine; New Castle-H. Colclazer; Red Lion
and Glasgow. L. Kidney; Christiana-J. Al
len; ST. Georges and Port Penn--A. j. Crozier
Delaware City-D. r. Thomas; Bethel and
Summit. II. Shepherd; chesapeake and Man
or-G.R. Bristor; Newark, A. Brindle; Cher
~ HILL W. Weston; Elkton-E. Miller
North East. d. Curtis; ;Elkneek-L W. Law
field; Port Deposit-T. E. Maitlndale; Rising
SUN. Cook; Zion--J. B. Mann; Charlestown
j. d. Kemp
j. b. Quigg was appointed agent for the WILL
mington Conference Academy, and a member
Of st. Paul's Quarterly Conference.
A. y. Scott was appointed Professor Of Draw
Ing and Painting in the Wesleyan Female Col
lege, and member of Asbury QUARTERLY Com
ference.
kaston District-John Hough, P. E.-Smyr.
na-G. A. Phebus; Smyrna Circnit-W. b,
Gregg; Appoquinimink-C. W. Prettyman
Middletown-Vaugm Smith; Odessa. e,
Bryan; Cecilton and st. Paul,s-B. +. Price: Ca
lena--E. P. Aldred; Miiington-J. w. Ham-
mersy; Still Pond-J. 81. Caldwell; Chester
town--A. w. Millby; Kent-F. Nj. Chatham,
E. II. Nelson; Church Hill-R. Fl Adams; Sud.
lersvie-E. Davis, N. McQuay; CentreviIle-J.
o. Sypherd; Queenstown-T. II. Harding;
Kent lsland-W. r. McFarlane; Easton-E. B.
Newham; Talbot-W. b. Walton, ID. w. G.
hlclntire; Trappe-E. ii. Hynson: Hillsboroueh
T. d. Killian, r. Roe; Greensborough-T
5. Williams, one TO be supplied; Marydel-V.
Gray.
Dover District-W. Kenn,y, p. E.-Dover,
&. ID. Watson; Camden, Z. G. Irwin, one to be
supplied; Leipsic and Raymond, ]. A. B. VIII
son; wyoming G. S. Conaway; FELTON,, James
NJ Williams; FELTON, Circuit, to be supplied;
Frederick, William =. Davis; Barrett Is and Mil
ford Neck |. e. Fosnocht; Milford, D. C. R,dc-
way; Harrington, j. l.. Houston and Z. ii. Mil
Ter; Bridgeville, James Carol and +. McSorley;
Lincoln, j. L. Smith; Glendale, J. Conner
Georgetown, A. d. Davis; Milton, E. L. While;
Lewcs, VIM. NJ. Warner Millsboro', 1. Jewell
and w. NJ. Green; Seaford, William Uric; Fed
eralsburg, J. +. Van Burkalow AVID ]. w, Poole
Galetown, w L. Tull; Dorchester, r. II. HAYNES
and S. S. Baker; Cambridge, I. j. Williams
Church Creek, to bs supplied; T.akeville, w. j,
Duhadway, one to b. >liprlle5: Ayres, to be
supplied: RebOboth, II, W. Todd, member of
Milford Quarterly Conference.
Salisbury District. l.. Taft, p. E.
LAUREL w. L. England; Lewisville, A. A. Fish
er; Bethesda, j. Hubbard, sup; Delmar, JOS
Dare; Shaiptown, g. w. Wilcox; Quantico, A
Stenelc; Salisbury, N. NJ. Browne; Phoenix Sta
tion, w. L. s. Murray; Princess Anne, j. Shil-
ling. G. A. Campbell; Fairinount, c. al. Pegg;
AnnamesseX, =. II. Rawlips, E. j. Ayars; Cris-
field, VIM. III. Hutchin; Newton, ]. W. Pier
son, one to be supplied; Accomac and North
ampton, W. F. Talbot; Chincoteague, to be
supplied; Snow Hill, w. W. O'Nell, T. X. Crea-
mer; Berlin, G. W. Burke; Frankford, T. o.
Ayres; Roxanna, J. a. Arters, Gunborough,
X. c. Jones; Parsousburg, to be supplied; w.
Merii ill,principal cf Fairmount Acadamy, mem
ber OF Fairmount Quarterly Conference. ]. f.
Clyiner, transferred to Troy Conference. Hem
ry ). Thompson, transferred to Providence
Conference. w. Potter, transferred to West
ern New York Conference, Jacob Todd, trans
ferred to Philadelphia Conference.
In the afternoon, before the adjournment, the
report of the Ladies and Pastors Christian
Union Society was presented and Mrs. Frey
azure ssed he Conference, which received ris-
ing vote Of thanks. The Conference meets
next year at salisbury, Md.