Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-11
edition
CON ri x ENCE.-


oss~o "so"s~n y cSt6fuay M
quite interesting. Tho superpums,ss0ll
class was called over, and the chaa s''
tiers OF Revs. John Allen, A. A. Fist lse
II, Sanderson and James Hubbard pug
passed. When the name of j NJ
Brewington was called, he arose AZ, Msa !
a rambling speech, alluded to iam u
infilicities and personal wrongs Y
settle the matter, the case was re,s,,. Y
to special committee with Rev Ct..
Hill. as chairman, with instructions !
investigate and report what wa, MY
sarv to be done IN the premises.
Bishop Hurst called the S,
for admission into full con.'
ton. This year there Is but one in ~
class, A. w. Lightboarne. The RITZ
addressed him and the conferens.t
an appropriate and strong snsI
Astounding in words of wisdom "
remarks were listened TO with MAJ
attention by a crowded room, and y
IDENTIFY made deep impression, Az
a short discussion upon the toh,s
question, Mr.. Lightbourne was
mitted.
Rev DR., Kynett was INTRODUCED !,
addressed conference in the iutergas
the Church Extension Society.
The Rev. ID. p. Hitter, Secretar,
the Board of Education of the NJ !
Church; the Rev. A. W. WaIlsr
TIE Ocean Grove Record, and the h
S. w. Shippers, Of the Philadelphia
ference, were Introduced.
The question ~ to whether the with,
of the late Rev. T. j. Prettymau, sbopl
be allowed assistance from the Bam
Stewards, was refored to to that bt]
for settlement.
A committee consisting of Rsw
w. Todd, q. A. PhBbus, Is. T. PIN
T. j. Mallalieu and T. b. Coursey VI
had been appointed by the tishwu
visit the venerable Bishop Scott M
convey to him the fraternal greeting
the Conf erence rept rtsd that thsyh
attended to their duty, and hVj
him quite feeble, still he reCog,tyI
them, and replied to their congrsli
tons.
The secretary reported that ,hs
were four vacancies existing ID
Board of Trustees Of the Coufem
Academy.
The committee to whom the cw
Rev. Nc. X Brewiugton was ref.nd
held a session in the afternoon, ADD
n conseq uence of their either alton 4
stated that Mr.. B. will tender hi,rsl
nation. The Bishop aud Pleia
Elders are busy arranging the app.
ments; nothing is yet positively kmd
concerning them, but matters are M
ening to a crisis.
Last night the Town Hall
crowded 10 listen TO Rev. ALFRED Sol
and DR.. Freeman, of the Sunday SA
Union, who spoke upon Sunday SiI
interests. Both speeches were y
good and well delivered. The tow
iu.l Of laymen looking out for thea
ests of their respective churches
As far as has been ascertarS
following al pointments have besl
ed for Sunday:
The Middletown NJ. E. Chaa
Bishop Hurst in the morning, prEsi
by the usual Conference love tsa,lE
o'clock, and the Rev. Il. w. Mild
evening.
The Middletown Presbyterian Chu
The Rev. Nj. A. Richards IN
morning, and the Rev. j. H. CsdF
ID. d.. at night.
Odessa-rhe Rev. Benjamin v
rem in the morning and j. ), Willis
night.
smyrna-Rev. A. W. Milby
Nlllinston-Rev. John Allen
The appointments for Whining
will he found in our local columns
CONFERENCE THIS MoRSNG
From the Every Evening,
MIDDLETowS, Marah
Conference opened ihls moru!ls
a half hour devotional service "
A. Brindle presiding. Bishop y
then took the chair.
Rev. j. Nick. Brewington, az
numerary preacher rendered his %
nation which was accepted.
Rev. $. N. Piichard was eISa
delcons' orders.
A statement of the receipts adj
penditures OF the WilminEoa
ference Academy from March ~
TO March LIST, 1882, was presents
read and printed slips were dl'n,
among the members. 1t saysiIh
balance remaining unpaid aals
direction OF the Board OF NV
March LIST, 1852, is $685.. SO, andin
naming unco.lectsd TO tla "
$263 90.
The statement of c. M. Whahl
agent, shows that he has
moneys as follows: From ulI
subscriptions, S67S.O; laynn'
scriptions, S5O7. 50; education.
S422. 80; Il, II. Skinner, (rent
sur .nce dividend, Sl7.l5; DIV
scriptions, 3,457 80; L. L; ~.
travelling agent, $500, old Oils w.
81; total, $5,74S.77. This amor.
been paid, and there is O'A''
against " harton Of SO %. ii,
There is n balance due from
Cullin OF. 81. 40, and, inCludlDE
Disbursements have been ~
On mortgage, principal, si,"
terest on above, 81, 3Sei
Messrs. Bari EFT Il Sons sot',.
piano, 500; coupous, Sl,I9o' ny
ance, S1l5.36; salaries ana iu
expenses, S4y9 70; old pill o. .,S
expenses, $1O7.57; repairs, "" q
So, 795 SO. The indebtedness NJ p
| school up to March 1st, loS., Nv q
10, a decrease during the y@ =
1880. "A p
The board of trustees helu u
yesterday afternoon and uto n,sI, IL
report which will be prsSsen""., 5
Conference on Monday. IneTr y
am ounce that tie schcol m "a q
con luton AZ not to neeu hs
a, mt longer, aud will stag e,,. ~
n ,ney alie ,ty pledged Is ~ l', AM y \,
III" in' ebt .dness will oeN
about $15, 700. A.. Cad ~ ~
Iue stockholders OF thu W, vi ~
Academy at meeting I'LL n' M !.
lowing that of the trustees ,s,S =,
following trustees TO NJ! T parA !,
I. Biggs, Middletown, u, u. n NJ
Thomas Reco Ids, Lewesi rs,r !,