Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-16
THE EVENING STAR.
THURSDAY March IL 1871,
I'd Edition.
TIRE BALTIMORE NE. CONFERENCE,
FULL LIST OF APPOINTMENTS.
Mr.. DEAlE PRESIDING ELDER, WASHINGTON
DISTRICT.
TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS CONVENTION,
THE EVENING STAR.
FULL LIST OF APPOINTMENTS.
TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS CONVENTION

TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS CONVENTION.
The Baltimore NJ. Il. Conference.
THE LIST OF APPOINTMENTS
BALTIMORE, Md, March 16-The following are
thesappOintmentS OF the Baltimore conference OF
| the Methodist Episcopal church announced to-day
Baltimore District. A. Price. presiding elder
| for two years; Baltimore, first church, j. B. Sttt;
Mount Vernon Place, Thomas Guard; South Bal
timore, 9. g. Baker; Strawbridge, J. +. Goucher:
E Wesley chap Qskerman; Mad Av Nayior
pernumerary. Huntingdon avenue. b. Van
Meter. Methodist misson-C. d. Smith. Cross
son: Hill street-W. G. Herbert Sailors Union
Bethei,-Osborn Belt Fort Avenue and City Mis-
| siq Rs,,,',;a M Osbourns; e; -
F. e. Dudrear. Brooklandville-W Rogers
S Sbr,ess MeMas Belask Clipper. w
ba rs one to
Daniel Haskell. Mount vernon-G. c. Bacon
Mount Washington-Henry Boggs. New Windsor
Peters. Solomons Island and st. Johns-H H.
Mestwood. Thomas Chapel and Pleasant Grove
Mcdowell. Westminster-John Edwards c. A.
| Reid, supernumerary Woodberry-J. f. Amos,
y; II. Carroll, agent book depository, member OF
First church quarterly conference; j. A. McCauley,
| president OF Dickinson College, member OF First
church quarterly conference.
East Baltimore distrlct-R. W. Black. presiding
elder l0r four years Baltimore: North Baltimore
| L. T. Waterman. Madison square,. NICK. Kelley.
Appod-C. E. Young. Exeter stTeet-A. S Hank;
sSh 5pnS supe5qamerry Mar,ord aysnGs
| ley. East Baltimore. X. Wheeler. jackson
square-Thomas Daugherty. Broadway-A. NJ.
CouTtenay. Caroline street-B. G. w. Reid; j. IL
Is own, supernumerary. High street-E. d. Owen.
| jefferson street-M. F. B. Rice. Chester street
James T; Wilson Highland avenue and Patapsco-
A. K Kelley Canton-J. w. Cornelius. Aber-
deem. n: Marsh; one to be supplied. Bentley
SI,pF1n ag Buhrlnan; G. L. Cuddy. Deer Park-J.
gan: Great Falls-E- Richardson. To be supplied j.
| F. f. Grey. Govanstown-JOel Brown. Hartford
Nv Smith Havre-de-Grace-G. V. Leech. Here
! lord. n. Davis, Watson Case. Homestead-To
$: NJ. Afford Luthervi!Ie-C r. House. Sea-
mems Bethel-Cha-es McElfresh. Towson-W T.
| D. GLENN. Waverly-W. E. Bird; G. w. Feele-
| myer, supernumerary. West Hariord-C.C. Cron:n
West Baltimore district-W. T. Edwards presid-
John Lanahan; Columbia avenue, j. F. c. Neal;
Pranklin street, G. W; Cooper: Emory, D. s. Shan
numerary; Whatcoat. A. E. Gibson: L. D. Heron
sIpern1umerary; Union Square, All. Ames; Harlem
pE W. sPe1ke Monroe street. L. fearee
BuckeyestGwn-D. NJ. Brown. Catonsv:lle and
Mount oIivet-F. H. Havenner. Elk Ridge-H. c
town.. H Dashieil Harper's F Fer; s'' D.
Moor Moore Lnganore and Union BrldgeN:B B; win
oet 4as0'n Walsh p stswsss Middle
GiIi, o. c Nicholson Savage and Laurel-Thomas
Smith: summerfeld-w. A. Koontz, W. p Strick-
len Williamsport-O. &. Marriott. West Fats
M W. M: Hanmack. u. NJ. Hartman, professor in
Dickinson College member Of Fayette Street quar-
terry conference. j. w. Hodges, Sunday school
and tract agent, member of Harie m Park quarterly
conference.
THE WASHINGTON DISTRICT
Washington districU-J.S Deale, tpresiding elder
for FOL three years., Washington, D. C.: Foundry
W.F Ward: Wesley chapel-W. ]: Mckinney; c.
N. Met p
n. Baer: Fourth street-Joseph France Twellth
Street, A. Morgan. McKendree-C. II. Richard
Gorsuch-W. H. Laney Wangh-w. Downs.
Hamline-S. NJ. HarstocE North Capitol and Me,
nioriai1rm: n. Keed; r. t. Markham, supernumer-
Gardner 'N
Annapolis-First ehurch-w. B. Edwards wes-
church-E. O. Eldrdge. Bladensburg-W. W. Van
Arsdale Forestville-E. s. Fort Fredericksburg,
We1ser be fHapp,sS GeorEet9wn D. G
yillemT j; Cross: st: Marys-B: n. Wooden.
spencervllle-J. S. NJ. HasIup. Tenaliy townIG.
NJ; Berry: Unientown- H: kyland.
.,S Gumberla and Dstrlct-G; w. Hobbs presiding
sheet-c: W. Baldwin. Kingsiey-D. &. Miller sa:
Bartq = a,s 6; Grif1th; Berkeley Springs
gan. Ellerslie-James McLaren. Flintstone-
p a. F f,r",, FGostbprg1J Wright
Evansville, w: Vas. s. Wilson. I. P. Marsh.
Hancock-W. P. Gwinn, c. L. kennard. Hedges
Vile, w. Va.-Solomon German. Keyser City, W.
Na.-G 4. Maydewell. LOnaconing-J. D. Still.
Martinsburg, w. Va.-G.W. Leech. Mt. Savage
Page Milburn oldtown.To be supplied by J.Jones
W: va:-ro be supplied BY j. ". How,
ard. Piedmont, W. Val. H. NJ. Lemon.
Rawlings Station. F. G. Porter
Romney, W. Vail. p West Sheppardtown, w.
Vac. O. Cook. Union Grove-C. T. Weede
winchester, ylrginia-H. $. France, 4. S.
Onuki BunShichi Aibara Yeken, Takahashi
Untai, Hamacda KOyOtaro, missionaries to Japan
j. Il. Shiveley, missionary to South America.
THE CLOSING PROCEEDINGS.
Rev. c. H. Richardson offered the following reso-
luton, which was adopted: That we express our
| unqualified condemnation OF all camp-neetiag
| associations which agree to receive re-
pate from Sunday trains on the railroads
ana we urge our people and
| preachers to discountenance all camp-meetings
that continue such practices.
MIR. richardson's resolution first embraced Wash
1ngtOn Grove cams meeting association only, but
changed the resolution after the Bishop suggested
the improperly OF making personal mention
The bishop announced the following board OF
| trials OF appeals: Revs w. B. Edwards, Joseph
France, w. +. Speake, A. S. Hank, j. NICK. Kelley,
John Lanahan, A. II. AmeS
Publishing committee OF Baltimore Nethodist-
A. II. Anles, L. T. Waterman, c. II. Richardson J.
b. Stitt, D. H. Carroll, j. B. vanMete.. A. NJ Ccur-
tenay TO Preach the Missionary SermOn-Rey
Thomas Guard. Committee to prepare for the GEN.
tennary OF the organization OF NJ E.church in 1914
p; Gibson, r. N Baer, L, Laymen, G. H. Hiss, Geo
w. Garner, Richard Cornelius, John T. Mitchell,
j. j. Hetzel.
The bishop made an address, and after benedic-