Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-20
Maryland M. p, Conference.

The Maryland Conference, NJ. p. Church,
which has been In session at Centerville, Md,
ing. DIR. j. T. Murray, from the committee on
statistics. reported the number of members at
1295s colored do, 66O; probationers, 1,1s2; col
ored do, no. members received, 1,s35; members
deceased, 1ol; members withdrawn, 1ls: re.
moved, l6s; discontinued, 314; increase, 1,242;
decrease, 2S; minister's 90; preachers, 33: par
sonages: 46; churches, PIG; periodicals, $50;
church debt, $s,S05.3l; number of Sunday
schools, 19l; number Of Sunday school officers,
15o teachers, 1862; scholars, 12,sss; volumes In
library, 32,204 conversions, 671. r. B. Marche
offered resolution approving the organization
OF calAp-meeting association by the people of
Washington, Georgetown and contiguous cities,
hoase waf Dr. son ana 9y R
erfck Kline was, on motion Of DR.. Bates re =
ceived into the ministry.
TIRE APPOINTMENTS.
Rev. DR.. D. w. Bates, the president, read the
ministerial mini: appointments for the year as fol-
chel Rowlandsvihe, H. Bruner; Warwick, r. s.
Rowe: Chestertown, s. A. Hoblitzell; ST. James,
F. T. Little; Kennedyyllle, J. A.Weigand; Ches-
Smith; Queen Anres, ]. n. Brown; Center
Vile, d. L. Greenfield; Crumpton, w. v. White;
Leipsic, G. j. SIaith; CLAYTON, J. N. Yingllng;
Talbot A. b. Melvin; I E Caroline. A. D. DICK, a j:
d. McFaden; Preston, W. j. d. Lucas; Dorches-
ter, W. J. Neepier, D: Anstine; Cambridge, to
Ue SuppucO; Sed1OTu, H. H. MI3klulNOu, MllJOQ,
A: A. Harryman; Laurel, j. L. straugn; Sussex,
w. A. Grouse; Whaleyvllle, A. T. Melvin; Sal
isbury, j. NJ. Sheridan; Union, w. G. Holmes:
Quantico, d. NJ. Gilbert; Somerset, j. NJ. Holiness:
Snow Hill, ". NJ. Strayer; Franklin City, c. S.
Arnett; POcOmOke, G. Q. BacchuS; NeWtOWn
j. E. T. Ewell; ChincOteague, j. T. Adkins; Ac-
cOmac, F. N. Mullineaux; Belair F. Swentzel;
Deer Creek, w. F. Livingston; Susquenanna,
J. 4. Lassel Washington Street, W. j. Floyd
East Baltimore, j. B. Jones; South Baltimore
r. s. Norris; West Baltimore, j. D: Kinzer
Starr, W. s. Hammond; Northwest Mission, S.
Reese Murray; Baltimore Circuit B. f. Benson,
W. T. Valiant; Eutaw, A. d. Murray: Hamp-
den, G. b. Middleton; Finksburg, G. W: Charl-
ton, j. W. Wiley: StuartstOwn, j. l.. Kilgore;
Fawn Grove, ". y. Lltzinger; Westminster, S.
B. Switzerland; Anne Arundel, D. A. Shermer
Severn, John r. Nichols; First Church, Wash
ington. }. w. Gray; North Carolina Avenue, j.
W. Trout; Ninth Street, David Wilson; George
town, J. 7. Murray, 7. A. King; Alexandra, ".
r. Graham; Potomac, II. c. stearne GuilfOrd. a.
j. Walter; Lynchburg, l.. w Bates: Campbell
\. c: Bergman, +. Kline: Surry, J. G. Sulfiyan
Norfo,k, +. X. McGregor; Pope Creek, c. ri
Llttleton; Liberty, j. X. Nichols; Jefferson, j. f.
Maloy; Frederick, Jessee Shreeve, G. II. NC
Faden: Frederick City, to be supplied; Howard
Eiderdice; Harpers Ferry. P. T. Hall; Middle
way, 4. .. Grouse; Cumberland, S. b. TredWay;
Piedmont, to be supplied; Rainsburg j. l.. Lei
ZACH; Bedford, S. r. Ferguson; Concord James
Thompson; hllicott City. S. F. Earring: Mont
gomery, Ala. J. l.. Mills. j. b. Butler and C. o.
Melvin were left without appointments at their
own request. Rev. A. Webster and 4. H. Lewis
j. Murray loaned to First Church, Pittsburg.
The conference then adjourned till the second
Wednesday of March, 1850, the president to
designate the place.