The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-10
STATlSIlCS OF The CONFEkENCE,
of which the following are the most important ::

discussion arose on the prspriety OF giving
credit to churches Tor their subscriptions, though
could not be done, according to the discipline and
it was resolved to add to oil such churches in the
published minutes an explanatory foot note.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Committee on Periodicals reported, memoirs
were read for couple OF deceased wives OF minis.
ters and officers were elected for the Ladies and
Revs n. M. Olmstead and W. G. Hoyt were
granted superannuated relation and Revs. II. +.
Pease, ]. s. lnskip and s. q. Keller were granted
supernumerary relations.
The committee on the Rockville Centre church
difficulty reported that the suits already had on
this case had gone against the Conference. 1900
had been expended, about $500 OF which the Con-
ference was IN whole or IN part responsible for.
The committee asked to be discharge. Granted,
and new committee appointed to withdraw the
case from the Court OF Appeals whittier II has been
taken, and to provide for the expenses SO far in
CURED. Recess.
Afternoon Session.
Rev. Mr.. Fuller offered prayer at the opening,
after which a number OF resolutions compliment
airy ana routine were adopted.
The admission OF candidates on trial, laid over
two days ago. was taken up and A. A. Belmont, A..
b. Sanford, l. j. Lansing, Winfield Scott Morrison,
Rev. s. Eldridge J. H. Ham, Guy s. Frazey, David
f. Pierce, Chas. A. Cowper, were admitted on trial
in the itinerancy. Brothers Charles H. Travis and
II. +. Odell were sent to the New York Conference,
without being admitted, where places are ready
Battersbee, w. L. Markincke, N. L. Porter and
James Frigaskis's for admission were withdrawn.
Conference sermon next year, with W. II. Boole,
alternate. Some notices were given, the minutes
were read and adopted, the Bishop briefly ad
dressed the Conference, after which, with religious
exercises, the Conference adjourned sine die.
The following are the New York CITY and Brooklyn
CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS.
Ne,c YORK District.
Rev. j. b. Merwin, p E.
NEW YoRK-John street. N, q. CLANCY; Forsyth
street, J. w. Barnhart; Alanson church, q. Z.
Harris; Allen street. W. ID. Thompson; Willett
street, George Taylor; Second street, - Daniels !;
Seventh street, ]. Parke, Second; Seventeenth
street, W. II. Boole; Twenty-seventh street, W. II.
Warden; Thirty -seventh street. Il. Meredith; Beck
man Hill, w. q. Steele; Second avenue, w. w.
Bowdlsh; New York City Mission. W. Ross, J. s.
Howe, J. Pullman, A. Graham and Il. Roden; North
New York Mission J. L. Hall.
Long Island, South District.
Rev. G. Fletcher p. E.
BROoKLYN-Sands street, +. p. Tower; York
street, c. W. Fordham; washington street, ]. f.
Searles; Johnson street, F. q. Hill Pacific street.
w. S. Studley; First place, A. s. Hunt; Warren
street, J. V. saunders; William street. G. II. Ander
son; Eighteenth street j. simmons; Seventh ave
J. Haynes; Fleet street, b. NJ. Adams; N. Bangs
church, i. J. Lansing; Embury church, S. A. Sea-
man; Nostrand avenue church, @. Il. Glover; Greene
sell; East New York. W. Platts: Cypress Hills, w.
Gothard; Flatlands, 5. W. King.
Long Island North District.
G. b. Sing p. Il.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. church, J. M. Buckley !;
Simpson church, W. r. Davis; DeKalb avenue
church, W. 2. Corbitt; Wesley church, G. B. Ford !;
Broadway Mission, --; st. Johns church, j.
A. NJ. Chapman; Central church, s. II. Bray; South
Second street church. J. A. Roche; South Third
street church. F. W. Ware Grand street church, @. s.
Wing; Cook street church, --; North Fifth
street church, q. Hollis; leonard street church. H.
@. Glover; Greenpoint First church, w. w. Clarke;
Hunters Point church, n. Hubbe; Greenpoint
Tabernacle, I. II. Burcn; Brooklyn Mission, A. s.
Francis.