National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-04-20
BALTIMORE A. N. E. CONFERENCE.
Concluding session-List Of Appointments

Yesterday the last days session Of the Balti-
more A. NJ. f. Conference was held at the Ebene-
ger church, Georgetown. Elder Handy presented
communication from Eastern Maryland re-
questing that the II. Z. Church there be changed
from a mission to a station, and that Ivorytown
be added to the station. Referred to the commit
tee on circuits and stations.
Bishop Campbell (chairman.) from the COM
mittee for the disposal of the funds contributed
by the sons and daughters of Union Bethel
church. Baltimore, reported the manner of dis
buTsement.
The committee,on circuits and stations submit
ted the following, which was adopted:
That we recommend that Cectton, Chesa-
peake circuit, be made a station. That the petit
TONERS of Queen Ann and Prince George counties
be attached to Potomac circuit: That kecdys-
VILE be detached from keedysville circuit and at
tached to Remmsville circuit, and Christial Falls
10 Hagerstown circuit. That the document COM
ing from Bladensburg be referred back. That
Easton be made station, and Georgetown re-
The case Of Rev. Jacob NJ Mitchell was brought
before the convention, and the charges against
him were read; he was then called for, and not
responding. a resolution was offered by Rev.
Watkins, D. D., that Rev. Jacob NJ. Mitchell
be expelled. Adopted.
his report of receipts and disbursements.
The delegates 10 the General Conference were
ReS seetsd S S u, ReYI IO hanl u
les +. Morris J. aughs VIM Il Brc%s 4 HoT r
Hall, Jos. w. BrONher anu WIN, II, wafcss
ftenerant preachers: Rev. VIM. T..o,xn I'D
John 4. siIGsi alternate. news John Fergu.
son anu Jonn W. Lock, lay preachers.
EVENING SESSION.
Ine Freachcrs' Aid Society was reorganllou,
with the following officers: Daniel Draper presi-
dent; J. Nicholson, vice president; William II.
Brown. secretary; A. w. Jones, assistant secre-
fary; =. Hughes, treasurer; J. p. Cox, J. II. T.
Gray and J. s. Thompson, stewards. series of
temperance resolutions were adopted.
Bishop Campbell wished the action taken in re-
gard to Keeville station TO be reconsdercd and
called mission. Approved. ..r- :.
The charges preferred against Rev. J. s.
Thompson for maladminstration were, in the
strict sense of the case, not considered correct.
TsEs delivered BY the bS6hBSsP
Forrest Hill, Jno. I. Morris; keddysville, Jos.
A. Scott; Chesapeake, VIM. johnson; Potomac,
J. H. 7. Gray; Sinker Bottom, Jacob Gee; Trow-
denville, Jos. II. Robins; Rodelston, s. p. Bay
ard: Ellicott, J. ]. Hurbert; Petersville, ]. p.
Henry; Ciscclton, J. F. Laine; Clear Spring, G.
G. Reeder: Frosburg, J. Brawser; Cambridge,
J. Nicholson; Dexter, Thos. NJ. Cole; ChestertOn
D. Ridout; Eastern, J. H. Hughs; Havre de
Grace, J. Young; Port Deposit, r. A. Hall;
Annapolis, Jas. II A. johnson; Frederick, w. r.
Arnold: Cumberland II. Hamilton; Hagerstown,
]. W. Beckett; Bladensburg, A. Jones; Hillsdale,
W. H. Chambers: Good Hope d. A. Carroll;
Mt. Pisgah, J. p. COxi st. Paul, A. Robinson;
Allen, ID. Draper; Waters chapel, w. II. Brown;
Ebnezer, Baltimore, ID. Watkins: Bethel church,
Baltimore, Rev. Handy j.. D.; Union Bethel,
Washington, Jas. johnson; EbeneZer, George
town, W. H. Waters.
The clergy then adjourned, and participated in q
soeiable given BY the ladies Of the church.