Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-10
Metho<list Conferences.

BALTIMORE CONFERENCE VI. u. CHURCH.
In this conference, at Hagerstown, Nd, on
Wilmington Conference Methodist Episcopal
Church, now in session at Easton, Nd, on the
subject Of conference centenary, and referred
TO a committee consisting of DIR. L. F. Morgan,
John Lanahan, b. Peyton Brown, James III.
Brown and John Beard.
The characters of the following supernu-
merary preachers were passed. and their rela-
ton c9ntinued:-J. II. Ryland, George Hiidt,
Bile, l.. ID. Heron, Mayberry Goheen, s. II.
Cummings, A. j. Myers, w. III. Pitcher, James
Brady, s. ]. M. Conser, }. W. Start, n. A.
Hawley, c. II. Davidge, Edward II. Smith, and
q. W. Fielmeyer.
Memoirs OF John II. Stansbury, Francis s.
Cassady, NJ; b. Morgan and VIM Champion,
since the last session at Eutaw street, Balti-
more, were read, followed by remarks from
Bishop Foster, Basil Barry, John Lanahan,
Andrew j. Myers and Thomas Guard.
The members of the second-yea class were
called, and the young ministers stood before the
Bishop. the conference and the large audience.
Bishop Foster, in a very kind address, explained
to them the "work of the ministry"
In the evening missionary meeting was held,
and the assembly was addressed by Rev. Julius
Soper, young man inst admitted into confer
ary to Japan.
lin our report in Saturdays paper the names
OF Rev. George Ray, of the Virginia confer
ence, and Rev. DIR. SwentZel, OF the Methodist
Protestant church, were, by a Typographical
error, enormously included among those VINO
passed examination. They should have been
included among the visitors TO the conference I
BALTIMORE CONFERENCE VI. z. CHURCH SOUTH
In the conference of the Southern NJ. E.
church at Trinity church, Baltimore, on Sat
.uruay, me Following having passed the required
examination were admitted into fall connection
and elected TO deacon's orders: j. Rembert
hSpllth, A. Z. McNeer, VIM. L. Miller and B.w
oh ,y Wy
Bond were also admitted and reported as having
passed the third years examinations Robert
Ross was continued on trial. Chas. L. Beau
che mp was discontinued
A lcentiate (Jas. +. Follin) having. after trial
IN another court, appealed to the Conference
wac called before a committee.
heS; u. ii; zimmerman was appointed secre-
X. slsFtin as assistant secretary to the confer
ence.
In the case of j. F. Clarke the committee os
three reported charge Of gross immortality
with accompanying specifications and COM
mittee was appointed to try the case.
III! ~. hegester, chairman of the Houston COM
mittee, requested that the members of that com.
mittee be excused from serving on all other
committees, AS they wish tO,work on rapidly.
~ Inc following were readmitted Revs. Wesley
Texas conference. Z. b. Alien, of the Mem
phis conference, and Thomas A. Griffths. of the
south Carolina conference, were entered as
transferred to this conference
j. w. Duffey and X. $. Shreve were confirm
ed deacOns, and L. II. DAVIS and w. O. Ross
were elected to elders orders
l.. G.. Martin, r. FUR, II. ID. Bishop, r, H.
Shipley, s: W. Haddaway, Hamilton ". Kin
yer, Geo. W. Lghtner, and John W. Canter.
were continued elders
William Jacob Breeder and VIM NJ. Heiner
were elected deacons
Alex. NJ. Cooper was elected elder. Rev. +.
r. heterlck was made supernumerary. The
character of w. s. Baird as passed
The question, Who are superannuated? was
,aI; q
relation: Norval Wilson, Henry hoffman, r.
Welty. p. $. f. Sixeas, VIM. Hedges, W. H. ID.
harper, I5omas b. Sargent, John W. Tongue
Frampton was located at his own request S. =
Ryder was restored to the effective racks f.
i. X. Frippe vas located.