The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-07

Ceutennlal TO the NJ. e Church. r..
Mallalien, l. N. Hall, S. L. Baldwin. J..
Hillman. Z. Cunningham, F. II. Root, j.
Todd, II. Benion, 8. B. Darnel,
w. Cook, J. 8. Wood, NJ. Gardner,
e. G. Fuller, w. H. Crayman. F. D. Hem
enway, s. Howard, L. N. Wheeler, w. #.
Johnson. D. P. Mitchell, F. T. Campbell,
b f. Craig, c. G. White, G. Urbantke. A..
Geweker,
Fraternal Correspondence - Wilson 8.
Terry, A. Wheeler, H. w. Warren, b. St.
J. Fry. w. s. Edwards
| To nominate Trustees for Church insti-
tutIons-J. D. Beeman, J. A. Fitzgerald,
IN. Biriey, W. SwendelL J. A. Price, J. NJ.
Walden, s. J. B. Carter, H. NJ. Laney, Z.P.
T. Burdich, J. R. Alderman, r. B. Lemon.
G. w. Marqnardt w. w. Moffet
| The College Of Bishops submitted set of
suggestions and rules bearing on the disci-
pline, which will make considerable change.
The one most apparent is the following
the question proposed to candidates for the
ministry:
do you know the rules of society, and
will you keep them? Do you know the
rules OF our church, and will you keep
them?' '..I 49,. T'Iii
The order OF the day was taken up and
Conferences were called for resolutions and
miscellaneous business. ..... t..
Bishop Harris announced that DR.. Mar
shal W. Taylor. National Delegate from the
M. E. Church to the African N. E. Church,
convened in 81. Louis, was ready to report.
lie rel orted and the report was ordered to
be printed. . a'....'-. . ... -.
Mr.: Gohn offered resolution referring
to infant baptism. .. ..l,'l. -
a resolution was offered requesting bet
ter Episcopal supervision, and stating that
the foreign missions ask for at least one
Bishop.
Dr. Copeland. President of Wyoming
seminary. offered a res ,lption bearing on
change in time for holding the General
conference.
DR.: Buckley remarked that notwith-
standing the apparent rigidity Of our
onnrch yet itlwas tie high privilege Of the
iuhkaiVwn woman " h0 teGiches the primary
Standardization to hold office among the
ialty Of our Church and read memorials to
itLisseffect. t.4.. .........-.....
The standing .committees. which meet
this afternoon, were then called.
II was announced that Bishop Simpson
would preach at Music Hall next Sunday
afternoon at $3.50 o clock, and that seats
w u!d be given to,the delegates upon the
platform.
DR.. Miller, Of Pittsburg, was appointed
10 Lead he devotional exercises Tomorrow
morning.
The doxology was sung, and the benedic,
lion q pronounced by Rev. Mr.. Carothers, Of
- N.1 NOTES. tl
DR.: Lannahan is noted for moving the
previous question.
+. st. Paul's M. p. Church was crowded to
Its utmost capacity lasteyening.
Rev. VIM. McDonaid's address was a
masterpiece of eloquenee and logic.
Rev. VIM. Arthor is editor of Tongues of 4
Fire" work that has had all immense
sale.
DR.. Woodruff, Secretary of the Confer
ence, is gong to make tour of the
world .".t.-
Bishop Peck can turn the scales to more
pounds than any other OF the College of
Bishops. ...... ......a.. a..- ~.
Some OF the brethren of African descent
think one OF their color must be elected to
tie Episcopacy. ...... w.
Quite number of the ministers of the |
Cincinnati Conference are scattered through |
the congregation.
The election of editors for the various
church papers promises to be lively. The
candidates are numerous. .... .,.
Rev. A. Demill, President and founder of |
Dem'll's Ladies' College. OsAawa, Ont,
Canada, is among the yisit tors y.
Rev. DIR. Stone, book agent and editor of
the Christian Advocate of tie Church of |
Canada, isvisitiug the Conference. 4
'The Committee on Boundaries will meet |
hereafter in the lecturp-rooln of st. Paul's |
Church instead Of at Christie Chapel.
Some of the hrethren are beginning to /
complain of the warm weather. Perhaps
they are from more northern climes.
Rev. F: p. Hemmepway, DID,, will lee
tnre at the Loveland NJ. E. Church tLis
'venin,g'on the subject: Sour Hymns and
heir Authors"
An excursion for the special benefit of
those desiring to attend the Conference Il
will leave Indianapolis next Wednesday I
ma return the following evening.
The Ecumenieal Committee adopted h
resolution yesterday afternoon offered by
3ishop Simpson, favoring an Ecun,enical |,
Nonfersnee to be held in City Road Chapel,
london.
"A reception was given at the residence of |,
\. S. Butterfieid, Esq, last evening by the
)ficial Board of Madis anville Church to
lie DELEGATES who are being entertained in
hat suburb.
This evening the General Conference will
meet at st. Paul's Church to listen to The
ddresses of the fraterual delegates from
he M. d. Church Sauth, and from the M.
J. Church, of Canada. s...l.l... j
Rev. DR.. Marine, OF the North Indiana
Conference, will OCCUPY the East Pearl.
treet NJ. E. Church Sabbath morning. TO
all to hear this noted divine is to miss a
plritual and intellectual treat
Rev. Mr. McMullen, fyaternal deleeate
rom the Irish Wesleyan Conference, made
lear that the generosity of America had
een wofully imposed upon, concerning
aunt famine stalking through Ireland.
Rev. Ram O. Bose and Mr. w. FOIL
am, Of India, and Dr. E. p Cooke will ad
ress a Sunday-schsol mass ny in ,
york-street C.urch corner of York and 6