New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-09
METHODISTS ~ CONFERENCE.

THE ROWLAND CASH AGAIN DISCUSSED ~ BROOK
LYN-THE YONKERs MEETING.
At the third days session yesterday of the
New-York East Mctbodst Episcopal Conference In
Brooklyn there Was muoh lively diseussion. The Rev
joseph Pullman Introduced resolution to the eject
that those pastors who withdraw IN tie midst OF the
yehr reflect srecal dlb0nor themselves After some
discussion the laid the table 1he case OIL
the Rev. Seneca HOgland again taken up. Dr.
Daniel Curry. who had defended Mr.. Howland on the
previous day. IN long speech account OF the
trial OF Mr. Rowland which resulted Ia hs suspsrsion
and stated after the trial evidence had been
discovered that would have changed the finding ~ Inc
committee 1T h Deither gin emanly nor ChIlshAn'
he said n person bad been once convict TO b.
continually ca Ing oGt lairOTe' aud referring " 'He
fact ~ his past allure"
After the motion 70 cortnuo Nr. Rowland "a 'upei-
numcrary had been carried. Dr. Buckley renewed h' q"
tack Of tie day before Nh Rowland bY moving tha
be eoupe led to locate Inspeasng ON r motion
he said " Ovsr twenty years ago Brother HoW'ahu
was suspended for pctJ meannes.es and immo' O.
and hen the tncts shown yon will not doubt mar h'
ba. constitutional procvitles for ID, things TIE
case lad been before Conference FOR twenty years
and Df Buckley thought that n Bot Low brought to some
CONCLUSION It would, Ike nqno'- ghost never down
Nil A. Roche drfeul led Mr. ToWiand. fresiiins
Elder Keltcl said that " be DID not know exactly "'a'
WA the matter with Mr. Rowland hut there wa SONS
Q
Tn. Rev G ORG L,nsnr TAYLOR read resolution con
rertlne polyramy and mace chairman Of special
committee on that sub ci. -. ....
In the aft,ruOJn thr annual meeting ~ the women 5
Foreign Missionary Association was held. ,.,,
H. the evening riis,uuaiy -tfnon N@s pFf"'H"'i ~
NE Il-v Dr. c. H. Fowler the secretary 81 The MISSION
t,r session ~ the Nrw-YorE Methodist Ep.eopsl
Conference n Y"ukrrs yesterdav, ne ~. ID a.
Homes made q plea Tor aid Ter The O. hko' church emu
Tie sum Of l25 Wa Iaid Several reports from dA'f
epi dsir.cis WIRE rcceiN-L
ch@acrnor sm, OF ryrscuss University, sail tiat in
1870 Lns AetBonsi CoiirTr w. removed - - ~.
els where there are nov 3 ,.ndrhts 10 me tAr,t
e.rs Ia ten yrars tro4n S6,O0)p 10 SsDpVp hAn
been Civ to the iu'u u'ion. wucn hal zee. GUY na
c,mprie The uti uaii"a Of The iopeFy a. aDou
900 90. Two gentlemen recently pr"hl,e' saea y"
ave $40 900 T.. 'es ie'"uon vitnn yea, ana h,l
The 10, Y. Dr. J. Nev nan pr'1chhd rl 'he a..
@ tRs cternity Of human Character; ana " 'SS'
-vs,iag tsc Rev. Dr. J. knE erd nc nv. ,; y
T-av-r spike 4 the work Of lie Ainisiefs ""'"" ~
sisiance >ocirtF. 49,.
Il v,s stated on good suibery yesterday bot me
Rv J. Reed. 81 New ARK C'n:efrnre. and rcrh "
Of Aoniclair. would hs Hss.-3sd 10 tbs Washington
square Ae,hodi CBurch o. th's ety. and th3' tIS Nv
r. Germoud. oi kstonaa would 20 10 IN Jane sFe'
Church.
TIE NEW ENGLAND CONFERENCE
WorcrsTrR. Mas, April s.-The NcF. England
Methodist Conference audience room WAS crowded
last evening at the anniversary Of the Con'orsuce
Temperance Scciety. The Rev. G. ;. Rice. Of salem
W. X. Raw, II Gardner. and q. :. ChadOourne, oil
Somerv,lle. SPOKE on prohibition.
Tb morning. the trusie o. the Conference an e
nonnccd a legacy from the late Charles Noble, OF
more than 81 600 70 aid in sustaining preaching TO
the p,or lhers ~ SlJ.9sO 10 IA The treasury Of
the Conference iist Of elections To various ora Is
was rad. including edors. deac"us. ere. III
kyucttr secretary Of ihe Church ENinnsion Sous
addressed the Conference the imrg tancc II the
WORK of helping feeble SocictIcg IN, irDnteT, and
argued strongly against AID ng my churrh building
co.iing over - 90. Professor {. {. hragi"n, "l
La ~alie SEMINARY detailed pan oi training ID"
Young women IN that tnsfitutlon. not merely III
teiIectuaiiy, but also in religious 'natter+