The daily gazette., 1881-03-22

The Educational Committee reported.
The Rev. q. w. Prettyman was appoin-
ted to preach the missionary sermon next
year, an w. w. w. Wilson to preach
the temperance sermon. The Rev. Mr..
VanBu kal)w, j. l.. Williams, e. w.
PrettJman and q. s. Gassner were elec.
ted trustees of the Conference Academy:
the Reys. Willis, R'gg, Aldred, Matlack,
Quigg, Martindale and Todd were cleo
ted delegates to the National Temper
ance Convention, to be held in Saratoga
on June 81. The present officers OF the
Conference Education Society were re-
elected. Visitors were app pointed as
follows to Wesleyan Female College:
Hill, Avery, Prof. ReynoldE, Prof. Groves;
to Conference Academy, Hubbard, E. p.
Aldred, DR.. T. A. Keables, John F.
Dawson. 10 Dickinson College, w. p.
Davis, Chase, II. q, Conrad, j. T.
Matthews, To Dew Seminary, G. W.
Miller, j. A. B. Wilson. To Centenary
Biblical Institute, James E. Bryan, B.
p. Price, Thomas Mallalieu, Ii. G. Dod-
on.
The report of the Board OF Church
Extension was read, showing an increase
in the receipts over last year of one
third.
For twelve years the receipts were,
$ll ,o3697; the disbursements within the
bounds OF this conference, $4,000. This
collection was taken from among all Of
the charges except four.
The donations during the year were
$275 to Millington, and $3.50 to Green
wood. The balance In the hands of the
~ ~ ~
$l,091.49.
The amount collected this year is
$924.73.
The Committee on Resolutions on
Catholicism: for Maryland, Milby,
Browne, Wilson, j. Adams; for Della
ware, Quigg, Hunter, z. Hill, Caldwell,
Murray.
The vote was then taken for the place
OF helding conference next year. Middle
town received 4s votes, aud Cambridge,
~; so Mlddlstown was selected.
A vote of thanks was taken to the
people of Lewss, trustees Of the church,
railroad corporation, etc.
A committee was appointed to arrange
for the conference exercises OF next year,
consisting of Matlack, Martindals and
Murray.
APPOINTMENTS.
Wilmington district-L g Matlaok, p
X. Wilmington oity.-Asbury,C Charles
Hill; Brandy wine, John Shilling; Ep-
worth, Edward Davis; Grace, George
w Miller; Madeley. T A IL O'Buen;
Scott, p ii Rawlins; st Paurs M A
Richards; Union Adam Stengle'
Bethel and GLASGOW, l. w Lay yield;
Hill, E White; Chesapeake City, +
j Cochran, Chester, W B Gregg; Clay.
mont, to be supplied, Cbristiana, ID T
Waddel; Delaware City, w Il Talbot;
Elkton, w Il Avery; Elk Neck, G s
Conoway, Mt Lebanon, Vaughn Smith,
Mt Pleasant, G w Wilcox MT Salem, T L
Tompkingon, Newark and Wesley j ohm
France, New Castle, @ II Brlstor, New
port, J n Bryan, North East, G. f
Red Lion Lewis E Andrew, Rising Sun,
John d Kemp, st Georges,J y Sypherd,
Zion Circuit, a ID Davis.
DOVER DISTRICT.
R. v. Todd, p. E.-Beckwith and Sped
dins, W. q. Robinson; Bridgeville, n G,
Jones and $. N. Pilchdrd; Cambridge, E.
II. Hoffeoker; Camde Joseph kobiuson
and A.P Prettyman: Church Creek, John
W. Poole; Denton, A. W. Milby and Il.
A.
julius Dodd; Dover, j, III. Caldwell; ellen
dale, N. McQuay; fredericksburg, e, IL.
N tIson and W. b. Guthrie; FELTON,, J. 5.
Willis aud Bel Jamin Warren; Frederick.
", w. W. " ilsou; Galestown, e. G. Ad
kins; Georgetown. IL. Coiclazer; Harring-
ton. w. Il. England and q. L. Hardesty;
Leipsic, II y. Ayers; Lewes, q. W. Pretty
man; Lincoln, /. N. Foreman Magnolia,
W. r. Cochran; Milford. J. 3. Quigg;
Millsboro, h c. Mac Nichol; Milt ID, a.
W. Lightbourne; Milford Circuit, |. d.
Johnson: Nassau, James Carol; Seaford.
T. E. Terry; WoJdlandtown, j. NJ. Lin
dale.
EAsgoN DISTRICT.
#. e. MartIndale. 2. e. -Appoquini-
mink, II. X. Slephenson; Ceoilton, 3. W.
Chase; Centrevllle. j. L. otls; Chester
town. Thomas IL. Hayhesi Church Hill,
VIM VIM, b. Wa tom, Easton, e. p, Alfred;
GaIena, VIM Nh WS5%s5G; GreasniESoroagh e.
J. r. smith; HlispTMIoS9 9reen: K Rept pt9ssn,GSh, a
u. r price; Kings Creek, y. A. Hill;