Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-15

APPOINTMENTS MADE BY rus BALTIMORE r. r. con-
| FERKHc8 AND THE BALrIMoRR u. r CONFERENCE
| eouTH-REeoLUTIoNs REGARDIN0 TIE PoLY0AhY
QUESTION.
At the Baltimore N. 4 conference In session AZ
Baltimore, It was decided yesterday TO hold the
next annual session at Winchester, Va The CON-
mittee on church relief fund reported late Assess
ments S2,700, and receipts = a. all dfsbursed.
| The assessments in the Washington District
amounted to $500 receipts e409 20, and disburse-
ments $6sa p Rev. S. A. Wilson, chairman OF the
Mormon polygamy submitted report protesting
against the existence OF that excrescence on cvf
cation. and requesting that the United States
senate and Congress be asked TO give the matter
their special attention. The report was adopted,
and RevS w. T. d. GLENN and John Lanahan
gress Rev Messrs Gro ok ard McCutchen, Of the
| addresses.
APPOINTMENTS MADE AT FREDERICKSBURG.
The Baltimore Conference ME- Church South
closed 1t sessions at Fredericksburg, Va, last
night The appointments made for the Washing
ton district were as follows:-Washington district
a. 4; Gardner, PE.)-Mt Vernon, .. K. Cox, J. W.
Boteler supernumerary: Alexandra, j. A. Kern;
Falls Church, p. B. Smith: Fairfax, D. f. Entzler;
Drainesville, J. T. Williams; Leesburg. Samuel
Henry: Loudoun, ]. H. Waugh and S. w. Hadda-
way; Piedmont, W.. c. Maloy, A. A. Davidson, and
l. II. Crenshaw and S S. Rozzen supernumeraries;
Warrenton, !. w. Canter: Fauquier, j. H. WolT;
Occoquan, j. Many: Sudley, J. T. Maxwell;
Prince William J: S. Porter; stafford, l. N. Lyle;
n.
Baltimore Episcopal Methodist Rev. w. p. Har-
ri6on was appointed TO Winchester church.
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE N. p. CONFERENCE.
Maryland Conference N. p church concluded its
annual session at Baltimore last night
The resolution reported from the committee on
finance proposing that the envelope plan OF collec-
tons be applied 10 the Raising of money for mis-
sionary and other general church interests after
some discussion was laid over to the next confer
ence. committee, on motion OF Rev. j. j. Muir
ray, comprising Rev. j. l. kgore, II. c. Gushing,
b. F. Benson, and MeSSrs- c. W. Button and j. A.
Barnett appointed to express the sentiment OF the
conferance on polygamy and Saba th-breakfng,
reported resolutions calling on all good citizens TO
denounce the evil OF polygamy, and asking that
Congress shall pass such additional laws are
necessary.
The resolutions on Sabbath breaking state that
the frequent violation OF the Sabbath 10y corpora
tons and individuals. and too often by professors
OF religion, call for the condemnation OF the con-
ference.
The appointments made for sub-district No. 6,
embracing Washington and the surrounding coun-
try, were as follows: s. b. Switzerland chairman.
Howard, A. w. Mather, G. F. Earring; Anne Arun-
del w. j. Floyd, w. F. Roberts; All Saints, unSup-
piled; First church. Washington, j. w. Gray;
North Carolina Avenue, Washington. unsupplied;
Ninth Street, Washington, j: T. Lassell; George
town, s. B. Switzerland; Mt Pleasant, T. K. Coul-
bOurn; Alexandra, g. b. Tredway; Potomac, w.
w. White; Guilford, unsupphed; Jackson Grove
Camp, unsupplied