The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-14
NEW YORK EAST CONFERENCE.
THE AGONY ovER-LIsr OF APPOINTMENTS
rINAL ADJOURNMENT

THE AGONY ovER-LIsr OF APPoINrlxxNTs-
FINAL ADJOURNMENT
The proracted session Of the New York East Confer
ence came to end yesterday At noon, and by this
time the brethren who are to change making due
preparations therefor and before the LIST OF May each
will DO safely housed in hts quarters There
arc good many changes than at FIRST antic-
paied, but they confined chiefly to tho second or
third class appointments Nearly all the drst class
appointments in the cities remain as they were last
year. supcrnumerary relations wore granted TO C. D.
Sing J. A. Roche and A. 5. Francis and resolutions OF
thanks tho officers and the hosts OF the Conference
TO pastors and Others adopted also resolution
OF sympathy with Bishop James in his domestic aic-
tons
brother Tanning presented resolution which set
forth that the Conference knew that many church
members keep their stores open on the Sabbath, and
that many ministers ride and encourage riding in rail-
road cars tho Sabbath and he wanted tho Confer
70 protest against all such Dissertation OF the
Lords Day But .ne brethren were not willing 70 look
OF any such violations OF
rHR sAycrIrY OF rHs SABBATH,
and II Brother flaming did Is his duty 10 bring
proper charges against such persons and have them
expelled from tho Church II by railroads meant 10
include city horse cars tho Conference favored rather
than opposed those convcyanccA
The resolution was LAID on the table
An additional collection was taken up for MR.
A collection OF s97 So taken up TOR the sexton OF
the church where the Conference met The Committee
ion WIN we we
New York district, $3.50; Long Island South district
s2ss; Long Island North s2ss; BridgeporL $685. and
New Haven. $24a Total. $4,000 Tho scandinavian
missions IN brooklyn received additional 81 100
Rev. George Reed was appointed 10 preach the Con-
IL Plat, q. l. Taylor, ". C Steele and 6. Z. Glover
appointed delegates 10 the International Centcn
NAL Temperance Convention which meets Phila-
.lnhl An tho t1o.
Conference journal the Bishop made few remarks in
regard 10 the appointments which he then announced
Those IN this city. Brooklyn and vicinity are FOL
NEW YORK xAsr CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS.
NEw York DisrRicr-C Fletcher, presiding elder.
John street, NJ L. Scuddcr: Forsyth street. A. Graham:
Aianson church, w. r. Estes, Allen street. c. T. HARRIS
wilieu street. to be supplied, second street, Fred
Brown; seventh street. j. 5 Willis; Wesley chapel
A. c. Norehousc; Attorney street, r. DAVIS;
Eleventh street. A. C. Morehouse; Seventeenth street.
J. H. Lishtbourn; Twenty-seventh street, W. W.
Clark; Thirty seventh street. W. H. Russell: Beck.
man Hill, W. II. Thomas: sixty first street Robert
Crook scvcniy-sixth street, q. II. Goodseil; soulh
North New York. c. 3. Ford; westchesler. West
Farms. &c, NJ. Hallock; oiinville, C. Kelsey: East
Gn asss and Snns1 Sy s0sS Mallory New
Porsshos,er, s n. Hammond. aouns Vernon, a. c
Loss ISLAND, sourH DrrnIcr-A s. Graves, Pro.
siding Elder Brookiyn-Sanis street, George Taylor;
york street. sa:oL Glider washIns.on street
Bowdsh; Warren street, John Parker tsscond,; win
lam street, y. X Tanning: Eighteenth street, n G.
Pu.aey; seventh avenue, 4 J.: Haynes; Hanson place.
e. y. Reed: Fleet street, W. c. steele; New York ave.
niue, Thomas X sheer; Embury church. Charles T.
Miller; Nostrand avenue Joseph Pullman, Greene
nue., T. w. Ware; James church, J. X. stansbury;
swedish church, Albert Ericcsson Norwegian Misson
Hills, 4. w. Holmes; flatbush I. N Terry; Fiaiiands
s. A. sands; Parkv,le, Henry Aston; shecpshcad Bay
10 DO suppied); Bay Ridge and CnionvMis, 4
hcAlister.
Love ISLAND, NoRrn Drsraicr L Peck. Pre-
siding Elder. BrooRlyn-Sum merne,d church O.
v. kettel; Simpson church. {. ~ Sims, Park avenue
Mission, 10 be supplied; Dc Ksb avenue church. &
II. Plat; rompkns avenue, John Dickinson; Broad
rem; Central b. n. Adams; South Second street, John
Pegg " south THIRD street. j. simmons, Gothic
church. W. }. Robinson; Cook street. j. y. Robertson:
North Filth street, G r. Conner; Leonard street, s c.
Greenpoint Tabernacle, j. s. Breckenridge; Hunters
Point and Dutch Kills, H. Q. Glover, Astoria pix.
ington, Newtown Wholesome and Little Neck, G. x.
True, Middle Village X K D,ossy; Maspeth, 20 be
Charles Bsckman; jamaicA T. v. saunders; Spring.
neId George Hollis Hampstead. c 4. Glover;
william 'Pls.s; Rockville Centre, { Xii;
Glen cove Warmer; Sea CHI, 70 be supplied Kos
Ign. s " johnson; Port Washington. W. Il. NcAns-
ter; Norwich, ). z Thomas; Oyster Bay, 20 Be sup
Piled.
ments this year Rev George 4 HuDbelL Of Greeu-
point, becomes Presiding Elder OF the Bridgeport
district aud W. T. Hill, OF jamaica takes the Presid-
ing Elicrsnip Of the New Haven district Robert
Rotcn, OF Wesley chapel. in this city. High
Ridge and two other charges contiguous counscscuL
and DR.. J. b Merwin, Of Forsyth street church. and
W. McAster, OF second street. 20 70 Connccst-
cut Theirs have bseA. however. very lev city oLanseA