Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-26

Chapel.
APPEAL TO rHB BIsHOP-HB DECIDES THAT DR.
BBALE MUST GO THKRE-DIFFICULTIEs ABOUT
PARsOSAGES AS WELL AS PULPITS-DR DEALE
AND WESLEY CHAPEL-THE SITUATION AT HAM
LINE CHAPEL.
The appointment Of Rev. j. s. Deale to Ry-
Land chapel and the objection raised by the
membership there to receiving him is the topic
OF conversation among the Methodlsts of the
city, and there is considerable anxiety to know
now the affair VIII turn out. When the Official
members Of Ryland last week filed a protest
with the presiding elder and advised that it
for the present 1t was understood that the
matter would be arranged, If possible, by an
exchange of some other minister with Dr.
n I,@aet IL IL Is now stated that the sen
CITY, as We'll as many OF the official men
OF other stations is that 1t would be had pre-
ceoent to establish should an arrangement be
made ior DR.. Deale to go to any other charge
than that to which he was appointed-Ryland.
some go so far as TO say that the people at Ry-
land are rebels, but others claim that the action
OF tnelr Official BODY In asking that some min
lister who had not heretofore served In the Dis
tr1ct De sent to them gave the presiding elder
an opportunity to crafty them, and that the
request should have been granted. Some, how
ever, say that the purpose OF this action was
SIMPLY to defeat DR.. Deale.s appointment
there,
During the week some Of the official board Of
Ryland have written to Bishop Simpson ask
Ing that before the question of sending DE-
d. ale there is finally determined, they Should
OF he ara, and If he Is unable to come here and
give them nearing. that he should refer tue
question to Bishop Haven, who resides here
II now appears that the first communication
mat Oh the presiding elders-has been answered
by Bishop Simpson, and the result is that D..
Deale has been ordered to his appointment. and
he will go there tomorrow morning
meeting OF the official members Of Ryland
talking the matter over. they decided, with
one exception, to resign their pcs! Ions 0'
stewards, trustees, &c. 1t Is stated that these
Ieslgnatlons were forwarded to the presiding
elder to-day.
DIFFICULTIES ABOUT MOVING.
This unsettled condition Of affairs as to pull
pits makes some trouble as to parsonages, and
the families OF some OF the ministers cannot be
sald 10 DAY TO be enjoying Home sweet
home Rev. L. NJ. Gardner, OF course, Will
move his effects from Ryland parsonage to the
parsonage OF Mt. Zion, but Will deliver The KEYS
TO the trustees OF the church. and until they
will open to DR.. Deale the latter cannot move
IN. Rev. Mr.. Mckinney cannot well leave
Hamline parsonage and move in on DR.. Deae
at the Wesley parsonage, and Rev. Mr.. Hart
socks effects: which are destined for HamlIne
nowhere to 60 until Rev. Mr.. McKenney has
vacated that parsonage.
PLEASANT AFFAIR AT WESLEY CHAPEL.
Last evening there was very pleasant affair
IN the Sunday school room of Wesley Chapel
the occasion being reception to their new
.
their late pastor, Rev. John s. Deaie, There
was present quite large audience, including
Rev. B. Peyton Brown, presiding elder; Rev.
NESTS MessoS; Mytinger and King. Commissioner
OF the District. The exercises were opened by
singing the hymn, "Blest be the tie that binds
and DR.: Deale offered prayer, In which he
spective spheres OF labor TIE Mt. Vernon
Quartette and quartette from the church
followed with vocal music. and the ladies
T hanr or some ne, enjoyable s refreshments An
before separating Mr. W. r. woodward
In behalf OF the members OF Wesley, pre-,
sented DR.. Deale with the resolutions adopted
at the meeting OF the official body published
In TIE STAR Of Tuesday, MIR. Wood
ward said that it was but due to
Dr. Deale that this action should be taken, and
Tie hearts OF the brothers and sisters of Yves.
ley were with him, and Tonight they had
gathered t as one family to wish him success.
read the resolutions in the papers, this act was
unexpected, and he need not say to them that
i no was appreciated by him: He felt that he
had Done his duty, and In his three years ser
engagement With the officiary Of the church.
ne may have made mistakes, but his con
science was clear, for his sole object had been
the advancement of the cause of Christ lie
would carry to his latest hour the remem-
brance OF the pleasant intercourse had with
them, and he implored Coos choicest blessing
TIE FEELING AT HAMLINE CHAPEL
1t will be remembered that prior to the re.
cent conference the Official body Of Ham!tne
NJ. E. Church requested that Rev. j. S. Boole.
OF the New jersey conference, should be trans
ferrt here and appointed to that charge, and
when 1t was found that this arrangement could
lot be made they asked that Rev. T. L. Pou!-
son, OF Baltimore, be the successor to Rev. MI.
Nj kenney. They did not succeed In this. hoY.
ever: notwithstanding the fact that q commit
zee visited MaTtlnsburg to secure the appoint
name had not been mentioned In connection
with Inc chaTge-Rev. Mr. Hartsock formerly
OF Union chapel. Last Sunday morning Mr.
Eartsock entered on his duties and made a very
good impression On the congregation, his wei
CINE being quite hearty one, for they re-
Iheir disappointment. At their oficia!
meeting, On Monday night last, several resolu-
tlcnS were adopted The first declared their
confidence In, and esteem for, Rev. Mr. Poul-
son; the second, that their request for the ap-
pClntment OF Mr.. Poulson was a proper one
and sfouid have been received with greater
consideration and that the action OF the pre-.
sizing elGer lRev. b. P. BROWN In refusing to
accede to the request was arbitrary and un-
Klnd, ana they utter their solemn protest
against the manner In which they nave been
Ignored. The third resolution set forth that In
tbls acton they cast no reflection On Brother
Hartsock, who had been appointed to serve
them, and that they Will heartily receive him
and cooperate with him in his work
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