The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-07

DR.. Paine, Of the Ohio Wesleyan Uniyel
slty. The subject OF this sermon was
Jesus Christ, the Colossal Miracle Of th
Nineteenth Century" II was emphati
cally colossal sermon.
Dr.. Paine Is one OF the great men OF th,
church, aud 1t Is thought by many that b,
Will, at the next General Conference, b.
elevated to the Episcopacy.
DR.. Freeman, OF the Sunday School Onion
preached an earnest gospel sermon from
John lst, $3.50.
Conference met at 0 A. ". with Samue
Steele, OF North Street, Wheeling, In tht
chair. Rev.J. ]. DolllVer conducted tht
devotional exercises. Hymn 43O was sunr
and prayer was offered.
The Bishop and his cabinet met in an
early morning session this morning and
have not as yet adjourned. There are
good many nervous men sitting in this
church Just at this time, but the highest
pitch OF excitement will not be reached
until the Bishop shall arise TO announce
the destiny Of one hundred and thirty men
for the ensuing ecclesiastical year.
DR.. Paine has Just been introduced 10
the Conference, and is now speaking in
behalf OF the institution over which he
presides.
The Bishop and Cabinet have entered
and 1t will not be long until ave shall
know men as we are known"
Christopher B. Graham was admitted
on trial. E. D. W. King and J. p. Warner
were changed from effective to supernu-
merary.
The Church Is crowded with citizens and
visitors who wait impatiently for the read.
ing OF the appointments, and the Bishop
has ordered the Journal to be read, after
which the appointments will be an.
nounced.
The Bishop announced the 18th hymn,
beginning:
"The vineyard Of the Lord
Before his lAborsrs liesn
After the singing OF this hymn, PRAYER
was offered, and the Bishop, after a few
appropriate renal ks, began the reading Of
the appointments. ..F
The doXology was sung and the bene.
diction pronounced, and we adjourned
to 90 TO our several fields OF labor.
The subloined list comprises the most
important appointments in the State,
which have been Rlled as follows:
Morgantown DISSATISFACTION, W, @.
Snodgrass: Circnit, 7. H.. Trainer; King.
wood, L. Fl. Jordan Grafton, E. W. RYAN:
Feetterman, I. 9, Paugh; Palatine, 9. S.
Allemons,
Wheeling disrict-w, G. Wilson, P. E.;
Fourth Street, 7, B. Masden; North Street,
). Steele; Thomson Church, G, G, Wild.
Ing; Zane Street, G. E. Hte; Chapline
Street, 7. 3. Hughes; Wesley Chapel, D.
y. 4. Dix; Fulton, F. A. Trippett;
Marshall, ]. J. Dolliver and D. l., Ash:
Benwood, W. G. Riheldatfer; Moupdsyllle'
]. A. Fuller; MoundsviIle Circuit, ], Nj
Warden one to DO supplied; New Martins
vile, Z. W. Parriott; Greene, W. d. Car
rico; Cameron, A. Hail; Dallas, ]. P.
thatcher; Short Creek and Liberty, E. S.
Triadelphia, W. f. Rippey,
Clarksburg District-Gideon Martin, P.
E.; Station, ]. Lee; Wilsonburg, J. e.
Snodgrass; Smithton. R. S. Welsh; Prun.
.ytnwn, W. NJ. West; Bridgeport, @. S.
Fairmont, L. L. Stewart: Ma.
-ion, j. B. Feather; Warrington, N. ".
Rider; Burton, E G. Harbeft. "
Buckhannon District-W. X. White, P.
2. Ruckhannon Station, W. Z. Loomis
Buckhannon Circuit, W, E. Lovett: IVES,
on, $. +. Jones; Philllppi, George
Parkersburg DistriCt-J. L. Clark, Pc:
Parkersburg Station, A. G. George; Par.
iersburg Circuit, J.W. Lambert; Volcano,
). u. D. Prickett; Ravenswood, ]. T. Chen.
'weth; Sistersville, ]. Engle.
charleston DiBtriOt-C. z. Manchester,
!: E.; Station, G. G. SchaefFer; Charleston
Jircuit, 7. Cotton; East Charleston, G. r.
Copeland. j VI,
Guyandotte Dlstrict-J. Wesley Webb,
:. D.; Huntington, S. E. Steele.
Oakland District-B. IsoH, P. e.; Oak
and, Il. @. Sanford; Deer Park, J. s.
4aqghlin. 20 O.