Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-18
Meshedfss Cesferesccs


NrTHoDTsT PROTESTANT CONFERENCE.
This conference resssemoled (at Lyrcn-
burg "Wednesday night when TIE president
announced the plan OF appointments "a fol-
David Wilson, president East Baltimore.
ID. l.. Greenfield. r. Mccormick. sup; West
South Baltimore, l.. ". Bates; Washington
Street, X =. Norris. Starr Church, =. n.
southerlsnd; Broadway, II. A. shermer;
koT Rirsssss M ,nn ssal%ore' ka.r
Murray, y. 7. Hall, W. c. Lipscomo. sup,
Ninth Street. wsshingtnn, w :. Hammond;
First Church, Washington, W. J. Floyd;
ShTeeve; Westminster, II. G. Cushing; Cum
berlsnd, T. H Lewis. Laurel, Del, = q.
Valiant, Esston, j. bsssell; Ceatrevile,
ham; Norfolk. Va, J. A. weleand; Mont
gomery, Ala, j. l.. Mills: Abingdon. Va, &.
Middleton; Eutaw Station, A y. Melvin;
Chatswortb. y. s~entzel. Accomac. p. n.
hulnnesux, Anne Arundel, A. n. Dick, i.
ID. Mcf sdden; Belair, W N SGrayer. q. @
ray; Bedford, .. NJ. Elderdioe, a. v. Fa-iae:
Caroline, j. l.. susughn, A. G BsrrymAn
Camoridge, q J. Smith; Cecil, J r0omps IN,
Concord. w. r. Livingston; nor~h-xtsr. w,
X. Lane and N. {. Stern, Frederick, G. T.
Cochel, =. A. King and A. Baker. sun: JET
fersOn, Frederick City and Ievistown. q. n
Littleton and {. y. Arnett; FinkSburs, n r.
Ferguson and ]. II Bn Ter: Howard w r.
DUNN and j. NJ. sheridan, Kent j. n Jones
fR ap 81 rrC1 cra k.@i s. k isSs
Milton. II. Bruner: Pipe Creek. j. W. Charl-
ton; Preston 10 besupplied, PocOmoke. n. N.
Gilbert; Somerset, j. r.. L Eweli: Slegarts-
town, A. W. Msihers; Seaford. 4. H Tred
way, and 7. A. Moore, SUP; SusQueh anna.
:. A. Hohlitzell; Talbot, =. Read; Union,
W. g. Holmes; Qusntico. W j. n. Lucas;
warwick, II. W Bates; Qteen Anne's, r T..
Little; Snow Hi, W. X. - -shaaa, Danes
quarter, j L: sullivan NeStoSn, h. y.
senton, Maaieyylis, W g Ames; Dear
creek. A. A hnrrym Hasfhsvilie. Va.
* L.. Lewis; Alexandria. X Nichols: Po-
tomac, j. NJ. Aingling, NegRrk. ~. J.. y. T..
h. Valiant; -. Michael's. J. r. Naloy; Hsr-
refS Ferry. i. -. Crouse; Eiltcott CITY. n. r..
Miskimcn; Milliamsport and Berkeley, W.
j. Neepier; Peach Bottom, W. ~. Iitsinger;
SUSSEX, j. l. Ellegood, Salisbury, r. ]. rSgg;
GregOr. All Saints. " T Smith; Hlnkle aud
New Hope, TO be supplied; Cbincnteaeue, j.
4. Adkirs; Clear Spring, 10 he supplied; Mt.
NarIoel ". W. White. r. j. Driukhouse,
editor Methodist Protestant; J. T. Ward
lres ldent Of Western Marylsnd College; Il.
L. Wilson, college agent; A. Webster. con-
ference missionary; superaanuated. ID. r.
Eweu. II. +. Reese, Thomas Lee, n. J. Day
L. NJ. Bryan, ]. w. Everist. A = Eversois
j. A. hcFsden; lcft without appoint unents
and q. ID. Edmonston.
WASHINGTON COsFEkESCE n. ". CHURCH
The third days session OF the Washtngt "a
NJ II: Conference, Rev. BISHOP Bowman
day with religious exercises, condu cted by
Bishop Waymsn, OF the A. NJ. r. Church. A
foTd and +. Scott were continued on the
hupernumerary list Benjamin Brown, sr
was continued In the supersnnuafed rela-
ton. The bishop called Tor the class 10 be
admitted into full connection an the confer
ence, composed OF six young men. They
stood before the altar when Bishop Bowman
addressed Them on the Importance OF the
step they were about % take. Mrs. Hutch
ms, OF John Wesley Church, presented as
Tor the missionary fund, and So FOR the Freed
mems Aid Society.
LAYNEN's ELECTORAL CONFERENCE
The laymen's electoral college OF This con-
ference met yesterday in Baltimore. T.
Il Snowden, OF Patapsco, calel the con
vention 10 order. PermaTeut officers
were elected as follows: George W Mason.
OF Galipolis, Ohio, president, and Dr. Bayne
OF NorIolk, Va, secretary. j. W Cochran
and L. Il. snowden were elected as Law dele
gates, 10 the General Conference OF the M .
r. Church. q. w. Mason aud James A.
Harris, OF Baltimore, were elected alter
nates. Resolutions were adopted praying
the general conference TO elevate To TIE epis-
copacy a colored man, and not n m axe any
change an the government OF the church. Adj
iOurped siQe de.