The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-26
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WARRINGTON COHREREACE.
Third Days. sessIon-An IntsreSting
nseting-AddrssSsS- RePOFt-G General
News.
The third days session Of the Washing.
ton Conference met promptly at 9 a. ". in
the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church, with
Bishop Simpson in the chair, Following
the devotional exercises led by Rev, NJ.
spriddle, the minutes Of the last session
we're read and approved, The examina-
ton OF effective elders was brought for.
ward, several cases being referred to a
committee on investigation. A motion
relative to the case Of Rev. W. A. Olaxton,
TO be submitted to committee Olive, was
Lost. The same motion was afterwards re-.
considered, and prevailed. The character
Of each oathe superannuated preachers was
called in question and after an exanina.
ton, passed. Deacons OF the first class
were called. and acted upon. The rela.
tionship OF Rev. A. H. Scott ON account OF
an impeachment in his speech, was dlscon-
tlnued.
Rev, ", o. Cooper, a deacon, was ad.
mitted after an examination by the Bishop
into the full connection. At this point
Bishop Simpson took occasion to lay BIZ.
fore the Conference the great responsible.
ity that rested upon them. The vast i'm.
portance Of Cultivating and applying the
mind TO study Of those things that
would tend to elevate the standard OF
Christs Kingdom throughout the world.
Thirty years hence" said the Bishop,
"this country will be what the children OF
our schools will make It," He was glad
to see that there had been deep interest
taken this year in the Sabbath School
work,
The necessity OF taking God with us in
all our deliberations was epjoined upon
the conference ss religious duty on the
part OF every member OF the organization
In the pulpit we should remember that
God stands beside US, then how carefully
ought We to weigh every word before we
utter anything that We might not wish
our Saviour to hear. EloquenCe and
learning are but q few OF the elements
required In the ministry, Self very often
enters where Christ alone should reign,
The Bishop concluded by speaking oil men
who often scold the people on the account
Of their hardness, when the very ones for
whom the remarks were meant are quiet.
city and comfortably seated at home
Brother Long, who was introduced to
the Conference on Wednesday, addressed
the body in the interest OF the American
Bible Society, This society supplies the
railroads, factories and hotels with Bibles.
They further intend to supply every rep.
resentative Of family with q copy Of the
book.
Prior to adjourning, several divlnes OF
the Ohio Conference were introduced by
the Bishop.
After singing the doxology, the benedic.
ton was pronounced by Dr.. Minor.
NOTES.
Conference will probably adjourn Mon.
day evening.
Thus far everything has moved harmo.
niously.
Thelateness OF the brethren In sssemb.
ling yesterday morning was attributed to
their inability TO leave such pleasant com.
pany in the hall on Thursday evening.
There will be some CRASHING OF teeth
when the following appointments arc
read over for the ensuing Sabbath. Many
OF the brethren who had expected 10 hear
the Bishop will be sadly disappointed
when they see their names and designated
places below.
APPOINTMENTS PoR To.MoRRow.
Fourth Street NJ. E. Church, ia. Nj;
Bishop Matthew Simpson, DID,, will
preach, Rfte- which there will be an ordi
nation OF DeaCons. AT 3 r. NJ, W. W.
Foreman, followed by the ordination Of
Elders. Preaching at night at $50.
Zane Street NJ. +. Church: II A. NJ,
Rev. r. II. Roblnaoni 7;SOr NJ Rev. ].
II. ReddiCk.
Wesley Chapel, corner OF Thirty styenth
aud Jacob streets: II A, NJ Rev. n. Spid.
die; 7 p. NJ, Rev. p. G. Walker.
North Street NJ. E. Church, corner Fifth
and Market streets: II A. NJ. Rev. G. 4.
Williams; 7P. NJ, Rev. o. G. Key.
West Wheeling Church: 2:30P. NJ, Rev.
a. B. Wilson.
Colored Baptist, Kirkwood: II A. ~,
Rev. s. Hammond; p. NJ, Rev. J. Henry.
Martins Ferry Colored NJ. L, Church:
ia. H., Rev. ]. Holmes; 7r. M, Rev. o.
W. Walker.
Fulton NJ. E, Church; 1880 p. NJ, Rev.
Bsnxood M. E. Church. 1oA. M, Rev.
7. A. White; 7P. NJ, Rev. A. Beck.
Martins Ferry A. NJ. E. Church: II A.
n Rev. D. Collins; 1880 P. NJ, Rev. h. Il.
Hawkins.
Simpson Chapel: II A. NJ, Rev. Benz
Brown, it,; 8 r. NJ, Rev. W. 0. Cooper;
u P, NJ, Rev. g. 7. Pinkney.
German NJ. L. Church: n r. NJ, Rev. P.
II. Nugent.
Chapllno Street NJ. L. Church. lO;A.M,
Rey. E. W. 8. Peck; I'm, Rev. J. II.
Bailey.
Thomson Chapel, on the Island: ia.
~, Rev. s. g. Griffin; 7 p. NJ, Rev. W. T.
Harris.
Waymnn A. NJ. E. Churchill A. NJ,
Rev. W. Cook; Z p. NJ, Rev. r. Steele.
Baptist Church, on Charles Btreet-1l
4. n, Rev. A. Dennis; Z p. NJ. Rev. W. Y.
Patterson.
West Bridgeport-11 A. NJ, J. W. Dams.
bury; 7P. NJ, Rev. G. Z. Curry.
Triadelphia-7 p. NJ, Rev. ]. H. Butler.
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