Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-14

on various educational institutions ana ytsifnrS
were appointed: Irving College failed OF recon-
H1ehoauon, Tor the alleged reason that the pro-
iSssors rssors and principals wife were Protestant
ffappilSSopanans fappisS Al effort was made, which
the 10 Include Baltimore Female college, for
na S anegeo reason that dancing classes Included
ppomno, vi tne instruction. Bishop Harris an
vesr gu, ne nne appointments for the ensuing
isso, at MaS,Son conference adjourned TO meet in
1S 70, a.,ppolntments are as follows:
BaItimoIs.e BIore rD,str'ot.w. S. Edwards, p. E..
S HiIGt sup; Mt. Vernon Place ! %an we,ep Seo:
SCUM baltimore, wilford Downs Strswhr,ds,a'
chapel, G. w. Cooper; Madison syan;w p; wesley
SourIenay; Eutaw Street, w r. Fd.an, "a, "a.
hunt, Hunungd1n Avenue, c. w. Baldwin: cross
son; Hill Street, Thomas Myers sailors; rn,ar
Bethel. 10 ee supplied; Fort Avenue, m r.
savage; Mount Vernon, w. r. Curiey. r y
Shlpley, sup; Woodbury., j. ST. Clair Neal I.
B. Wilson; Mt. Washington and Plmlico. !. p
Wright; Baltimore Circuit, Ii. +. Clarkson. J. C.
Nicholson; Hampstead, ID. z. Winstead, r. q.
Porter; Blooklandy lille, +. III. lIavehner: West
minister, j. ID. sun: New Windsor, e. G. Cronip.
one TO be supplied, c. A. Reid, sup; Thomas
Chapel and Pleasant Grove, Page Mllburn;
Mechanicstown. ii. J.. West; West River L. G.
Muller, c. A. Jones; Calvert, Joseph Wilson,
OSBORN Belt. ID III. Carroll. agent or Book De-
poSitory, member OF First Church quarterly
Conference. J. A. McCau.ey, president OF Dick
inson College, member or First Church Quar-
terly Conference.
EaSt baltimore District-w III. CHAPMAN. p.
E-Bait,more: North Baltimore, W. t. L.
Weech. j. W. Cornelius, sup; Madison square,
Rit hald Norris; Appold. n. c. Smith: Exeter
StrteI, j. III. Nj. Lemon: Hartford Avenue, j. j.
q. Webster; Greenmount Avenue, w. +. Bird;
East Baltimore. j. 4. Uckerman; Jackson
Square, T. b. Carpenter; Broadway, j. b. Stitt;
Caroline Street, Jos. France: High Street X. w.
black, J. II. Brown sup; jefferson street, b. @.
w. Reid; Chester Street. Henry Nice; Highland
Avenue, w. NJ. osborne; Canton, r. o. El-
bridge: Waverly, c. ID. Smith; Govanstown, j.
X Cadden; Towsontown, NJ. +. b. kice; Luther
Vile, T.: ii. Smith; Great Falls, r. r. Murphy, j.
L. Pardew; Long Green, G. w. Feelemyer; East
nss1 nayIe d de Grace, J; n; Davis; Hartford, i. B.
ID. House; Hereford, w. T. ID. Olemm, E. Rich
ardson; Bentley Springs, III. McNemar, A. w.
Rel RSeiley, J. W; Cullum, sup; Charles McE!fresh,
Broadway quarterly Conference.
West Bdhimare District-J. A. Price, p. E.
BaitlmoIe: Fayette Street, w. +. Ward; Colum-
bia Street, Samuel shannon; Franklin Street. s.
N. Hartsock; Emory, Thos. Daugherty; Grace,
A. Z. Gibson; Whatcoat W. F. Speake: Union
seI. Sqaaie; q; o. Baker; Gilmor Street j. +. Gou-
cLer: Monroe Street, w. III. Reed: Summerfield !.
w. Rogers: Magothy, +. W. Shriner: Elk RIDGE
W. O. Herbert, I. L. Brown; Arlington, J. II. e.
Ellicott City, A. j. Gill: Patapsco. +. NJ. west
J: n. Rawlings; West Falls, W. W. Van Arsdaie:
I1ngancIe ard Union Bridge, j. j. Largent:
Liberty. W. A. Koontz, George c. Bacon: Fred,
ertck City. S. v. Leech; Buckley stown, Reuben
kolo; Middletown, j. ii. Marsh; Antietam. ri.
Z. Mcdaniel Hagerstown, A. s. Hank: Williams
d.
r. s: Maeiay, superintendent OF missions in
Japan. III. NJ. Harman, professor in DIckinsnn
College, member OF Fayette Street Quarterly
conference. j. w. Hedges, s. s. and tract agent;
In connection with the N. E. Book Deposfory-
member OF Grace Quarterly Conference.
NGshfngson District-B. p. Brown, p E.
Chapel. j. S. Deale; Metropolitan. II. r Nav.
lor; Fourth Street, G. v. Leech; Twelfth Street.
G. w Heyde; Mckendree, A. a. Ames; Union
wsgsh wssanc < Mhssss sSsenss msnSs SSsusS
]. Mckinney, c. III. Mytinger, sup; North Capi-
to-, Jsmes McLaren; Grace, IA. 5. France; NJ.
T1saiiytown, c. T. Weede: uniontoHn' oH "e5,eS;
Marriott; Rockville, j. s. NJ Haslup: Mont0om-
cry, E. Bubrman, T. z. Peters; Laurel, W. iii.
Ta!nes eiofa s.aassnsossg W. LSney
polls, First Charge, j. Il. Dashie!l: Wesley
chapel 4. A. Morgan; Severn, L. A. Thirikeid;
Charles, p. VOndersmith; ST. MaryS e. s. FOrf.
one to be supplied; Fredericksburg, To be sun
piled. Julius Soper, Ohara Yekichi, OnuH Bu-
miora Sayehashi, missionaries TO japan.
Cumberland District-L. T. widerrnan, r. E.
cumberland City: Center street, AW. Rudisill:
P. Wilson; Frostburg circuit, Thomas WoodS
Lonaconing. John Edwards; Barton, solomon
German: Piedmont, G. w. Hobbs; Keyser City,
B. n. Wooden, one to be supplied: Grant. ID a.
Foard; Pendleton, L. ID. Heron; Romney. c. u.
IouDg; Rawlings station, w. NJ. Hammack:
Berry: Union Grove, G. E. MAXWELL MsydWeII:' F Flint n
Stone, q. w. Cecil. j. j. Anspatch: Hancock.
Watson Case. one to be supplied; Paw-Paw, j.
be supplied; Hedgesville, s. s. Wilson: Martins
burg. j. +. Amos; Bunker HILL W. c. GriffiCh.
one to be supplied; Winchester, w. NJ. Fergu,
SOD; ShepheTdstown, ID. @. Miller.
IN THE MARYLAND II. p. CONFERENCE,
In session at Centrey1lle, Nd on "Wednesday.
quite lively debate occurred over motion TO
Daf the houSe;;" that is, TO designate the seats
for members and visitors. motion to appoint
eTs," got things considerably mixed up until
one OF the brothers came forward with the word
The president, Rev. d. W. Bates. read his an
nual report, In which he said -" The past year
had been one OF great success to many OF the
chal lges, the reception into church fellowship a
Ing TO 800. Most OF the charges are ia q pros
porous condition. He thought that an efYort
should be made to establish churches along the
or the small mining towns have no churches.
do not think that camp meetings are 50 obsO-
ieint ede !has iS.f fney may not s be held ecieoty
holding OF two, or IL may be OF more.
We have now cub district composed OF colored
holds an anomalous relation to our conierence 1
There is conference OF colored Methodist
PTotestants In Maryland, extending southWard.
fostering care OF this conference over An these
S saDie chllaIen OF our common Father The
georgia conference has set the example
Alter the reading OF the report an election
LOT president for the ensuing year was entered
lntO ana resulted In an almost unanimous ne
eiectlon OF the present incumbent, d. W. Bates
THE ARKANSAS HOUSE OF DELEGATES ad-
Journed yesterday afternoon without commu-
nlcating their intention to the governor or ask.
Ing the joint action OF the senate. This action
was regarded as unconstitutional but as the
legal limit or the session was 12 O'Clock last
nlght, IL Will stand as final adjournment The
senate remained In session several hours longer.
IL Is supposed the Senates action In defeating
tne sweeping reductions ia salaries of state
omcers, proposed by the house. is the cause OF
the Snub.
THR PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD INVESTIGATION.
Ihe nnance committee OF the board or mana
gers OF the Pennsylvania railroad met in Pnila-
delphia yesterday, and had under consideration
the matter OF the purchase OF the Nicholas
Rope tract OF coal land. Anspach, the city
director, whose name figures prominently ia
the matter, has not yet been invited 10 appear
before the committee.
On TRIAL FOR DEFRAUDING THE REvENUR-
EN-Mayor Haser, OF Galena, Ill, q prominent
brewer OF that place, was before United States
commissioner Hayne yesterday on the charge
OF having used the same internal revenue
stamps more than once. The testimony indi.
Gated that large number OF stamps had been
so used 10 defraud the government The case
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