, 1880-05-13

!, 1s.was suggestive .thnt critical oxnminn-
l!oal OF tho rep"rt SLOWS sixty-seven votes
Ds ss %sate.s sssf ior i cs s ss,ee ct ts 5 yGs s.
lar, right; Wero tso,ingliost for my ono 1nnil.
EX-Untted States at4htor Reyais received
osi u, sSeq nsee efs Sys Y ;'' the election Of tic
=. :1NpEFlN1ri.a tosrroSEp.
abot 10 be tsken:: m{E'1t es I1ave sS earfs Tsa
Ind not the ,calt ,{op,, tho yeas and Mnys
hen tS wSs sS''',Hs Siss.sAst & i fS1 f%es a ,nS ?
ifsast !nk s ss"y % now 'tSy Snt, 5'2ssss &ss
voted n1ainst The motion, ns thoy dttl not
think IT fair to, inke .suel, Judgment on tho
Ssen iairly foast4a e. 5 SeS. Sa'''' "o 'cs''''S
THE sEcoSf, 1,AIr.oT
sSse Is s. 1!sSs,, s 3 ssessSd SSddfi:s'W% Waea il
n, Fowler "a, Nuw,nalt '3Y 'Tayuo !. Moiia-
iot tiore were 375 votes cast. @ tt N.eessafy NJ,
y a c!ioice, 1888. Of these, Haven received
%0' Wal!!sti @ ~, Ncw'nan r. and others sent,
Immediately the Conference ndjournetl.
1Ike's Opcrn-liOuse was packed III every
men OF sMtandtltgcrooIn M al ting forenoon, mi,
- va s1ociic II paaH ~ c9s tbs aternon
surprise, as he WIS not spoken OF will, any
freedom until to-tlay, but, rs lntinlatcd yes
tert!ay, tEero was an expectation Of soiuo
dark llorse Mt the critical moment.
THE NEW nlsfiops.
g H s Hsv s H n,, " W9rrsI y D. n Wo 1, TED
%ssessy yfU1rs ot ns ut M soW nSfsd can g tbs
IN Typ, and sincp is!S, l'n$ been steadily IN
Eaged IN pastoral work. lle y flne, open.
g1rcnt abilities, we'll read, and. widely trav-
eled. Bishop Warren will make splendid
- THE 1sEv. cYnrs D. Foss,
p p 'oM w%s b Rorn nt KnE1ton n X J"n
nnstecn yeais e shsa after @ s ied 5GNxS sos me
tho pastorate; In 1916 liz, was chosen rresl-
dent OF his Alma Mater, tho Wesleyan Unt-
difficult to I'LL ''ts place there. lie is un1ycr-
sally recognized rs pDssessutl Of rare Qualtti-
cations for tho ofllco to which he Is chosen.
THE REV. Join Il. HURST. D. D.,
was born near Salem, IMd., Aug. II, 1884. Ho
RSks es ' nf 5t esfy d s pSss d ssa 11v
mentioned, but iii mental grnsp. gentletnnnly
qualities, n1t ti,,o ocxecutive nbillties it would
not, be easy to. surpass him. lie has not
lad innch ,:l experenes ~ the pastoral work.
Conference, ongagyd IN educational and
Mrlter ,r; Men ot over 20 ,e startled the
lsatfonalisnl," and since then III original
compositions. md translnttons las given wi.
~eHg ~ ap " W. M9a ~ tne a'oss versatile
TIE REV. E. .. HAVEN,
tho last chosen, is about 10 years OF age, and
pat forward lis name tor Til tits oiilce. ase'
lie Inns been largely eflYarnd IN
eMacatl3nai work. ana nt TUG present time Is
GShaWncellor OF tho University ut Syracuse,
N; ,3l;; =;
eEes rea oor s eSsap vas " rassnh sosns s
!1lshnE Fn!loWs. from tlle Hctnrlnotl EPisco..
pa1, tng ltGv. IT. Eftli, or the lic'lelnl Synod
r. IT, ae - LtaeEsaa t!,d Chmfel alil me 1epreselta-
ered s oddressts. al res s'ss'''a' AsS0e'a'a0h ao'l'
,,,r, :, -,-,.a,a
IilE b4Al'T1STSs
The Baptist Theological Union Of tho
Northwest l!eld It's annual meeting last ovcn-
T',tst,, ns,t ..ss,. w., c..,a co11tol VI
rnA.s.nist S.1ee. a'io ooatti 1'ark avenue
inere was q talr attendance of members.
.ha nAe r,,1D, Joy + .,v ". GOOD ooo,1speed % reat
tees al Morgan lark San,iuorv Tho
@ sssa y. aiois s"n t"th summary. Inc
5eas 'ao ueei! oho u ullusual encouf-
"selaenl, sl'u Aaa Work was constantly ln-
tho Seminary fail sent out fnto tho ministry
wv 1aoh. ING numoer OF students tas been
ercater tho pn3t year than III any previous
year In Its history. Tllor0 WerC seventy
eight students in nil dnDnrt,rnnts co,,inrr
F.c,., so,,.t'.n,s " t,.s s.'tet' eo'"ts
irfrs III" Honri ho,i Iaem oli H. ,s,aot np ~,
n,,rrn,, aM,n,s - tst'si ~ Is.t sly ~ theEL tMG
on tho tIebt u tic unipn besides. THers ;S VAS
hI1lIti1nIt MIL 1Vf1tlt1f}u ff AnrpnI, J1ur ~,