The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-04

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The Cincinnati NJ. E. Conference convened at
Trinity M. Il. Church at the usual hour this
with Bishop Andrews presiding
The exercises were opened with prayer and
singing, after which the disciplinary questions
were resumed.
Under the seventh question, Ludlow M. Da-
Wis, Chas. j. Wells, Daniel L. Hayward, David
L. Young, Chas. IL. ,Kalbfus, A. L. Higgins and
j. Wilson were elected and ordained elders.
The election Of delegates to the next general
Conference was then taken up AMI, on the first
ballot resulted in the choice OF Rev. A. Lowry,
he having obtained II votes. The requisite
number was so, and the total number OF votes
cast was 1856. or this Rev. A. Marley received
40, Rev. Rust 81, Rev. Moody 49, Rev. Conrey
2S REV. Sutherland rs. Rey. Chalman 25, Rev.
Hypes 26, Rev. Young2l, Rev Dustin l0, Rey.
Weakly II, Rev. ketcnun - Rev. McCabe II.
Revs. Sheldon, Riley, Hutchinson, Williams,
True, Kynett and Nine, were introduced as
visitors to the Conference.
The members Of the Lay Electoral Confer
ence, who had been convened at ST. PauPs III.
K. Church, were then introduced, and Judge
w. NJ. Meek, their chairman, delivered a short
Introductory address, which was warmly re-
sponded to by President Bishop Andrews.
Bishop Foster, having been called upon to
address he meeting, observed that he could
only endorse the words spoken by Bishop An
drews in the most earnest and heartfelt man"
ner.
Rev. P. W. Warnock. Of Urbana, was the
next speaker who introduced to the meet
ing, and extended to all in few remarks his
most cordial greeting, and closed by encour-
aging every one to the advancement of the in.
tercsts of the kingdom of Cod
Rev. Dr. Moody followed Dr.. Warnock with
a few happy remarks, which were well re-
ceived by all. A hymn was then sung, after
which Bishop Andrews offered q short prayer.
On motion of DR.. Walden. the Lay Confer.
ence was invited to remain until the close OF
this mornings business session.
The second ballot for delegates to the confer
ence was then taken, and with the following
result: Whole number Of votes cast, 1872: le-
quisite for cloice, 81. Rev. DIR. Marlay OBJ
tanned the highest number of votes, VIZ: ". but
as this was not the requisite number third
ballot was Immediately proceeded with.
In the meanwhile q lengthy report of the
Springfield Female College and High School
was read to the Conference concerning the
lands, buildings and other property of the Col
lege.
elected to the General Conferences:
DR.. j. NJ. Walden, DR.. j. f. Marlay, DIR. AS
bury Lowry, Dr. Granville Moody Alternate
delegates are to balioted for at opening of the
session, Monday morning.
APPOINTMENTS FOR SUNDAY.
Trinity-9 A. NJ. Conference love-feast, NJ.
Dustin, j. Il. Wright, leaders; II A. NJ, Bishop
Andrews, ordination OF deacons; ~ 2. NJ,
Professor Wp. Wells Of Union College. Schen-
esctady, New York; subject 'Bismarck ana the
Wesley Chapel-1l A. NJ, VIM. Taylor, of
Bombay, India; TX P. NJ, Dr. Vincent.
ST. Paul's-l1 A. NJ, Dr. McCabe; 8 P. NJ,
Bishop Foster and ordination Of Elders; TX P.
NJ. VIM. Taylor
Asbury-i1 A. NJ, VIM. Fitzgerald; N T.
NJ, J. F. Hull.
Pearl street-11 A. NJ, 7. J. Evans; M +. NJ,
Nit. Auburn, Methodist-1l A. NJ, Thomas
Harwood.
Mt Auburn, Baptist-7:ao P. NJ, S. A. Brew
ster.
Walnut Hnls-11 A. NJ, w. L. Hypes; 7:aO
p. M, Earl Cranston.
Grace, Avondale-11 A. NJ, Jas. E. Gilbert;
I 80 p. NJ, DR.. j. f. Marlay.
ST John-1 A. M., J. I. T.Williams; 7:30 P. NJ,
Sunday school mass meeting, addresses by DR..
Newton, j. Il. Gilbert and b. w. Chidlaw.
Christie--11 A. NJ. J. L. Whitney; 1850 P. NJ,
w. A. Robinson.
Finley-ii A. NJ, A. Q. Hagerman; 1880 +. NJ,
DR.. Moody.
McLean-1i A. NJ, G. Kalbfuss TX P. NJ, e.
G. Smith.
Mears-71a P. M, WI. Quarry.
Fairnount-1l a. NJ, W. j. Baker.
.Winton Place-ll A. M., John W lillian Cad
dis.
Everett Street-7H P. NJ, Henry Miller.
Central Christianity r. NJ, DR.. Pearne.
Grace Protestant Methoiist-l1 A. NJ, A.
Hamilton; TX p. NJ, M. Kugler
Central PresbyteTian-ll A. NJ, George III.
Dart; ~ r. NJ, f. S. Davis.
Fifth Presbyterian--1l A. NJ, j. Stephens
son; y. 2. NJ, John Pearson. 4
Vine Street Congregatlonal-1l A. NJ, Lucien
Clark.
Court Street Baptlst-1l A. NJ, s. Weaks; TX
P. NJ, 7. d. W. Peak.
Cincinnati Union Bethel-1l A. NJ, 8. N,
Marsh; 2,6 r. NJ, Rev. Dr. Trimble; ~ p. NJ. !,
E. L. James.
Allen Temple-11 A. NJ, W. A. Williams; Ak
2. NJ, j. Verify; ~ P. M, w. L. McMullan.
Union Chapel-7h P. NJ, L. A. G. Phillips.
Welsh Congreg gatiOnal-2s p NJ. Z. NJ. Cole.
Westwood--7 F. NJ, +. G. Mitchell.
Prices Hill Pavilion r. M, S. ID. Clayton.
Coyington--Union Chapel--Tk p. NJ, Dir
Lowry. -
sNinkle Chapel-1l A. NJ, L. NJ. Davis; X
P. NJ, Geo. w. Dubois.
Mann street--ll A. NJ, J. L. somers; 71k P. NJ.
NJ. p 'Zifit.
Newport Grace-1l A. NJ, L. F. Van Cleye;
7x p. NJ, Joha Vance.
Taylor strcet--l1 A. NJ, John I. Bail; TX P.
NJ, Z. II. G0wdy.
Dayton-Grace-,D. Cheney and II. Tuckley;
Rapsr-H Tuekley and d. Cheney.
Washington Y. "a : DR.. Sutherland.
Waynesyille--,J. j. Tin.
Dayton, Ky.--S. Il. Conrey.
Mt. Lon-Dr. Crlpn.
LocKlaad = Presbyterian W.. B. \AIo,er
MethQdsst--M. A Richards. Cnarch Of tns
So3t a. NJ, A. ~ Higgjhs