The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-03-20
full Report of tie Second Day.
Proceedings.

IEavENwoKrH, March Is, 1879.
The Couferepee net pursuant to adjourn
ment, al So A. NJ.
Thg FIST IA II hour was given To devotional
exercises.
Conf Fence organized for business st nine
O'clock, Bishop Wiley in the Cnsir.
The j,.uInaI If the dsy before wa read by
the s,,crst,Ty, Mr.. -mi,b, and, with some IN.
i'm porI.snt coTI,Cilou>, Was proved
Inc SECRETARY called The roll Il those alb
sent { e uay before, and ABOUT one.half Of
ihrm were iound To be pre- eat.
Rev j. h. cot, MAS rccrIv-d, by transfer
fro "a the Wisconsin conference.
The report of Mr.. Sdi!ivgn's district WAS
presented 10y pruNy-MT. :. bring unable 10
attend Ca account OF a serious accident The
ar H-nning Was appointed a member of
the judiciary JmInIttee. III place OF Nj. Phli-
Mr.. Havermale, from the sppeInumerary
list, ~a> rssIor, d 10 ,Le til, ctivc.
AIR Arlington, sup,rnumerrry, Was con.
tuueu-
EDUCATIONAL soCIsTY
Mr.. Friend offered the following resolu-
ton:
R.sofrei That the committee on eduS at on
be requested To arrange tHe pr,llm mares ior
organiZi II. a conference ,ducstionai society,
Euxili.Ty tn the BOARD of education OF the Nj.
T.. huicn, ana II convenient that such or
paniztI!on be effected 4 the ,ucaLionai
meeting TO be he'd Thursday night, March
the Is.
Mr. Gilbert was added to the committee on
State t1isto' icsl ocie;V.
KBPohT OF ELDER SULLIVAN.
The character of Mr.. u liyan was passed,
and The report of hls disir ct read by the Sec
refary. All the churches IN the district were
| report d IN "A healthy and prosperous coDdi.
too. There was " ia OF quiet humor in
the report OF hidyr sullivan, which M de IL
| s.me~ ma, spicy, and his supply OF compli-
m.uts shows that he has some gu life items
/ a. we'll a. a nrthsnNr.
| The yprai pastors of Mr.. Suliivan's dis
| trict we're csil, d, characters passed and re
ports submitted
The cas- of Mr.. Roberts was referred TO the
1 Missionary Committee
1 The csse.f NJ Price was referred TO tie
| Judiciary Committee.
| REMARKS OF DIR. FRY.
Or Fry, editor of the 81. Louis Central
| C.,fs,ida Advocate, was introduced by the
( Bi>uop, and address d the conference in re-
| lation TO the workings Of the ok Concern.
4 He stated that the addition OF several l-y-
mea TO the hoard havif z control OF the Con.
l Germ. has done much Ia place II upon a bu' i
nes> sis, The six lay members OF the BOOK
| commit e, he says, are men " no are worth
I'm tOeir own riEht not les than I'VE miilious
| of dollars, are among the best and M ST sue
! ct-ssful bus ness men OF the Country-men
| who nave q. mo stTated their ability 10 con-
duct their own business, md bring their bus.
ines> HABITS into the commit re with tn. m
| The Concern is being put upon q correct
business bssis, as rapidly as possible.
The institution now has outstanding oveI
seven hundred thousand dolisrs-owed TO IL
! by chui ches all over the couniry-snd 10 en-
sns Bile IL To carry this immense 81 IN upon it
books, IL WA oh igesi to pay last yesr, twen-
ty--even thousand dollars as interest. The
busine sssof the concern Is noE done in a bust
ness way, It's paper bills are all paid at 90 OF
80 days, and Its employees are paid up IN full
every Saturday mig {. Ii gives employment
to over seven hundred mn and women
| printers, pressmen, binders, and Others and
| all this army Of employees has 10 be paid
whether the bills OF the concern are paid n
not In regard to the chrome business
which has come TO be esanled As the specis
preroyative of the religious newspaper. Br
riy M aoe .ew seiS nsPPs ,emsIks. " neh
a baker " no always threw in q sssugar cake
| He thought then that the sugar cake was jus,