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The bran new "reform" governors OF New York
ana PENIS: lvania do not seem TO begin their ad-
m.aiseEat:ons IN style to strengthen their popu-
hrify. It IS already doubtful IL Cleveland ana
PattiSon VIII be the ticket In 1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-19

E1pHoSzo Yorses
Is Now Offering
CHOICE BUTTER AND MAPLE sYRUps
From Barre. Vermont.
Elegant Vermont Maple ,syrups. in gallon cans at
Qiuited Supply at this price,
Choice Vermont Butter. fail made in snail pals
at3o cents.
Going Fast. Call Ouick
II IFS. New Valencia Raisns for. .,.... 81 90
One-quarter box ew. Large Raisius. .... 65
Ohe-q quarter box New, London Layer Rsisns for rs
Extra Fine Florida Oranges direct from the grove.
mare Lot Mandarla1 Oranges. No table complete
without them.
10 lbs. Standard Granulated Sugar, for 90 cents
Large CaI,s Best Tomatoes, foI. 95 cents
Cans Best Sugar Corn. for. .......,.,... 95 CENTS
sack Best minnesota Flour. for. ........ $40
Sack Elegant Family Flour, for .........., It's
ELPHONZO YoUNGS,
504 9IH STREET BET. ANDF
The Original No Liquor Grocer. talS-2p2c3t
BUTTER!
FRESH COUNTRY ROLLS, Csc
Pound Prints and 10 Pound Tubs for Family use
Store No. IL Center Market
ta1s-3t' D. E. DUTROw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-19

Good citizens viii not fail to place at least a
Dsrrow pathway OF sand or ashes on their icy
ssdcwalss these slippery times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-19

This is gloomy day, and the clouds hang heav-
1ess ut the JAIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-19

Tae Earthoidi statue and the New York fund for
rs PEDESTAL seem to be making equal progress.
Tue sculptor writes his friends In America tina,
Vse Statue Is now far enough along in construc-
tlen 70 o. VISIBLE above the houses In Paris, and
tits Iuni $ also mounting up SO as to be well I'm
view. About $4,000 OF the necessary sa5OON has
bsen subscribed, and the Indications are that the
PEDESTAL viii be ready soon as the statue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-19

RANDFATHERS' CLOCKS.
The finest collection Of fashioned English Hall
and Mantel CLOCKS in America can be found at
JOHN K. HARE'S,
63 Fayette str ct, Baltimore, Md.
hand. isloJp,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-19
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-1N TIE VICINITY OF DUPONT
W Circle one Dwelling worth So, 900 to S1s O00 and
customers for such properties. TYLER 4 RUTHER-
west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-19

PunE AND Isv1eoRAr1se.
Those who may wish to purchase either as delicious
beverage for medicinal PURPOSES an unadulterated
Whiskey. invited make trial Of the celebrated
brand,
UPPER TEN WHIsKEY.
This Whiskey, upon an analytical examination has
proved to be FREE from Fusil OIL and indeed of any
of the modern ingredients which are used to give c
titious age and flavor to this popular drink.
For sale by
BROWNING 4 M!DDLETON.l
~: ::::. 81: g.: >
H. & H. w. CATHERWOOD.
PHILADELPHIA,
ja1s-7st SOLE PROPRIETORs.
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DINING ROOMS

Heoim o,d TO DO ITO TT Do WHATl TO LIVE LIKE
Ard lnpc6e q the F0RsTfH piSINa RoH Srs n ,aa
G anX 1Ss you buy packase Of twenty actets forS
IAUhANT IN THIS Oh OThER CITfEa 49,
aSnscnee arc the beet and cheapest in fha nTivmsa
ana dining rooms ara elegunk 0 ua1sosSS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-19

The absence OF talk regarding candidates WAS
one OF the striking features OF the recent meeting
here Of the national republican committee. II was
70 be expected that at such gathering OF po,itI
clans, On thu eve OF Presidential contest the
names AMI claims OF prominent men In tie party
Should have been quietly discussed. 1t was no.
tleed, however. that the members had little or
nothing to say on the subject. The convention
VIII ne heid IN little more than year. and If "a
time for early 'booms" to appear The N. Y. Sun
mas sounded the tocain or alarm at Gen. Grants
designs Tor third term, and here and there spec-
ufatlon crops out respecting thePresidential hopes
ana chances OF Arthur, Lincoln Ednunds, Blaine.
Logan and other leaders OF tie party. There are
moreover, few SeriO-con:c nominations as
usual, beforc the real camoai IN opens.
An ordinance has been introduced In the New
YORK city council which requires diagram OF ell
MS hoofs, inciu1ing rooms, hall-passages STAIR
ways and exit doors, to be placed in every room OF
oacn OF the hotels in that city. IL Will undouot-
edy pass, rs II ought to- Now, il another or,,
nance were introduced and passed req ulrtnp that
all hotels hereafter constructed In that city should
nave brick PARTITION walls and fre-proof stair
ways, the safety OF the transient lodging public
would DC pretty well assured In that direction
And, by the way, these precautions should not be
confined TO New York. They ought to be adopted
In every city In the United States.
The interesting news comes from Japan that the
government Is SO wei, pleased with the expert.
mental railroad constructed in the northern part OF
The empire on the American plan that 1t has been
decided, hereafter, to construct the government
Railways on this model Hitherto all the rail-
ways in Japan have been English In form. The
expense attending their construction and the
n.vor or dishonesty attached to them, have now
however, brought them into disfavor. The new
railroad was built by Mr.. Crawford, who was
recommended to the Japanese, at their request by
the Pennsylvania railroad company
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-19

MISS AMY LEAkITT. OF BOSTON TEACHER
NJ OF Vocal and Instrumental Music and Harmony.
Address y4 street northwest Lessons umed Sep
tenDer 4th. dis
MUSICAL ACADEMY, 1721 DE SALES STREET
" between Connecticut ave. and 11tn ST. NV.
Principal D. p. CAULFIELD. Mus. Doc.
Studies resumed September l4th. aule
II ATTN. GREEK, MATHEMATICS. NATURAL SCI
II ence and English. privately in students
prepared Tor Collage and competitive examinations.
Address A. JANUS. A. M.
1e3O Columbian College.
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IfOR RENT-ONE OF THE BEST CORNERS IN
the First ward for grocery and provision store,
syya I avenue, rent low. Apply to WEST COLT 4
northwest. iaa 1ot
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-TO BORROW-saOO ON PERSONAL
121, Star Office. iaIS.5ts
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Cor 18th and NJ, 12rs $40 so 3017 st. Srs M 25 90
Large stable 40 90 81 Goth st. store. 90 90
1909 10Th st., b. z rs 25 so 500 23d ST e rs o nc
wv 10Th st. b. Is. 30 627 Goth at. rs 80. 800
Cor 10Th and store. 25 90 400 10Th 4rs. g. 90
ai5I ST. NIL rs 20 90 1I05 Riggs st rs. 8. 90
oio Z2d ST. .Srs m L. 800 1898 Stoddart st. 100
Improved and unimproyed property for sale Call
and get printed list.
nm WESCOTT h WILCOX,
n23 Corner Goth and streets northwest.
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FOR RENT--STORES

FIOR RENT-AN OLD DRUG STAND CORNER
Last Capito, and 9th streets: has been q successful
Drug Store tor several years.
l.. NJ. SAUNDERS l. Bro
Jan l6-lm 11u3 Z no
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-04
R. EP fN n Il L,
SD. II Ne amy Street.
r,sats Ill ehrsais and Special Diseases'
~~u1nE Men

gryssr Nav be Suffering from sns
w affects Of youthful faiiies or indiseretinn
v,it X, we'll 70 Avail: themselves az TINS, ths
s7yate.J: boon ever laid on the altar OF sui
I,rng humanity. Or. spipney wall guarantee
/, forfeit. 500 for every case Of Seminal weak
psss or private disease Of %ny kind or Character
- III ne undertakes ard fails to cure.
MsDDI.E-AGED MEN.
r1s.re are many At the age ot thi-ty t" SIXTY
xs,, ss,s troubej with too frequent evae uations
~ the bladder, often accDt.ra'ded ny siisss
r,..-..2. - burning sensation and weaSenihs.
u; -, :, s. ~, in q manner the patient cah'oe
ynruas iar tn examining the urinary de,
7,.s,;a r;.yy sediment viii ate, be sHuno an'i
s.y,,es;soes small particles Of a'bnnsn viii A.
M, -r ;ha cu,ar viii re Of thin mi si3a hue,
"a, ....sx,-ius to q dark ard torpid apes.
.,uso There arc MIN. men who 0ie at t',is on
EsiSy IGNORANT ST TIE aause, which is tae sss.
r2,.; ass.s 81 semins; weakness DR. y WI!
c-,ara.stss, a perfect cure in all sl'h cases ana
= ae.Is.,Y rae.oration Il the gcnisc urinary
eJ:--.ss. e,,,.
ss;ce g1oi-s-io t., and 10 g '''ln':ays
49, ~ .c =, & NJ Consultation Tree.
rrh,.-,.s,sf, examination and ADVICE, So
60 az yidtsss DR.. SFtNStN 4 H,,
..Se. II Xearny St san Francisco
j2aZi.f
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-04

FOR BANQUETs, DINNERS AND
PARTIES Eclipse Extra Dry il is equal 10
any and superior to most imported
brands. and tue only natural California
Champagne in the market.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-04

ys.rv. such AZ Loss Of Memory, Lassitude.
s ,rtrsrnu Emissions. Avers;one to Society.
Fsu.sess of Vision Noises in the Head; the v'eai
a,,sd passing vnobservei 10 the urine ana many
ss:,er Diseases that lead to Insanity and Deasn.
DIR. NINTH, who is . regular physician
hrradaate Of the University Of PeunSyivania)
vi1 ss,se 10 forfeit FIVE HuNDRED III VI,
LARS for . case Of this kind the VITAL h1.o
TsRATiv = under his special advice and treat
rssr..l viii not cure, or for snything impure ..
Injurious found in it. DR.. AlhTlE treats ~
niyatc diseases successfully without mercury
Ueasz!.asion free. Thorough examination ana
advice including saslysis OF urioe, y. frlco OF
VIrAL RESTORATI s. bottle, or ioor
times the quantity. 80: sent tn a';y adarcss
us-,n reoeips f price, " c. o. D., secure nc"
ob.ervatiun ami in private name II deearea' oy
T.. A. s:INTIE, n D.,
IL Kearney ST., San rancisco, GAL
saEPIE gOFrLE FREE will be sent :" any
one Applying by letter, stating sympt"ms seA
assd age strict secrecy in regard 70 al SuSi-
tor NINTIES KIDNEY RsMEDY-SEP,,
UREYICUN-cmes all kinds Of kidney ana
Hs.ls.er complaints, gonorrheca. g!ees' Ieuat
rAoe. For sale by al druggists; II oo'''e'
six bottles fe. 8.
DIR. NINrIES DANDEIION PILLS are tas
t<et saA cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure
ia u, uaur4et Fov sale by all drug1sasss.
;anl3t
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-04

~ The BUYERS GUIDE is issued
ER NJ arch a.ld Septem Der, each year;
2I6 pages, 81 by AZ inches, with
Ii over $500 ilIustrations -
whole picture gallery. Gives
wholesale prices direct to consumers
IN all guys lva Hnd Gives exact cost
Tells hOw " OIao' aat Hr;nk Orwe,r
Oh exer E. fun With. These invaluable
S.na contain inform alton cleaned
frn,n the markets Of the world: we viii
ia ..aoi,t0 Of postage cents. Let us
hear frsm you Respectfully.
M0NrcoMERY WARD q CO.,
ss7 and 20 Wabash Ave, Chicago, III.
sep. ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-04

The Great English Remedy

Ia uswW Anin<
cuw k1 Aerveu
Debility, Ehs1s-
tod vitality, Sem
i.nal Weakness.
Lost Manhood.
Impytency. Pros
tat4rhea, ParLy-
sis ard al the ter
rible effects 81
Self Ac1So, youth
fol foAiiss and ex-
caEeS IN inaI1rea
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-03-20
INTERESTING TO TnEsPAssERs.-

INTERESTING TO TREsPAssERs.-
For the information OF tresspasscrs;
the following will be found in the
acts Of 1882, page 22l:
II any person shall shoot, hunt,
range fish or fowl within the incIosed
bounds of another person without
permission from owner, occupyer or
agent, he shall forfeit three dollars
for each offersc to the owner. When
any person is convicted third time
of said offcnse, the justice rendering
judgment therefor, shall require him
to give recognizance, with good Sc
curity, in sum of not less than one
hundred dollars, for his good beha-
vior for year, and If he fails to give
such security. commit him to Jail for
one month, unless it he sooner given,
and such recognizancc shall be for
feited If the offence again be COM
mitted within the time limited in the
recognizance. Sections ID and II,
found on page 6S3 Of the code, makes
it larceny to steal any of the pro.
ductions OF the land of another, even
whilst still growing and unsevercd
from tie bush, vine or tree.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-03-20
duced to the Conference by Bish-

duced to the Conference by BiSh-
op Keener.
a communication from Rev.
David Morton, secretary of the
Board of Church Extension, was
read, after which DR.. Morton ad-
dressed the Conference in the in
terest of his work, in its general
features. and said the outlook
was decidedly encouraging.
The Committee on Memoirs
was announced as follows: Revs.
w. ii. ID. Harper, r. Smithson,
j. w. Duffey, W. L. Lynch, w.
K Boyle, L. G. Miller, John
Landstreet, L. Butt.
The transfer of Rev. r. j.
Briggs, of the Alabama Confer
ence to the Baltimore Conference
was announced.
Rev. Edwin Boyd, of Berry
vile Circuit, Winchester District,
and Rev. Jas. Luster Henderson.
of Salem Station, Roanoke Dis
trict, were on motion elected to
Deacons orders.
The names of Rev. Samuel
Kepler, Rev. a. A. Eskridge.
Rev. f. III. Mills. Rev. Thos. Hill
debrand, Rev. Henry Hoffman,
Rev. George Stevenson, Rev.Jno.
w. Tongue, Rev. T. ii. Richey,
Rev. E. L. Kregeloe. Rev. J. II.
Grandin, Rev. Geo. w. Lightner.
Rev. Jas. 81. March. were recon-
mended to the committe as ap-
plicants for the Superannuated
relation.
When the name of John Poisal
was called, it was stated by Rev.
r. r. S. Hougll that he had pass
ed to his reward l.
Committee to Examine Re
cords of District Conference
Rcvs. Z. w. Brown. f. NJ. Stroth-
er, e. II. Henry, W. A. Wade.
III. w. Kinzer. W. L. Quinn, j.
G. Jones and j. P. Slyer.
Rev. j. w. ShoaH was added
to-the committee on the publica-
ton of the minutes.
The names OF Revs. P. S. e.
Sixeas, j. Newman Hank, J. w.
Boteler, j. n. Spangler, A. R.
Martin, j. ". Evan, E. +. Het-
erick, James Beatty, l.. II. Cren-
shaw and S. S. Ryan We're re-
commended to the committee for
supernuinerary relation.
The name of Rev. j. w. Evan
was referred to the committee
for q superannuated relation.
When it was announced that
the class of the third year would
meet III the grand .ia,.y room it
created quite q laugh.
Conference adjourned with
singing q stanza. and the bene-
diction by Rev. Bishop Keene.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-03-20
THIRD DAY.

Conference was called to order
promptly at 9 o'clock by Rev
Bishop Kcener.
Rev J G Dice conducted the
opening religious services, by
reading the 1st chapter of Ist
Peter, and announcing the 419th
hymn. beginning Il ask the gift
OF rigl teousness. the self-sub-
DUNG ] over" and prayer.
The minutes of the previous
session were read and approved.
The chairman of the commit
tee on Conference Relations.
Rev S Rodgers, ID D, reported,
recommending that Rcvs Samuel
Kepler, a A Eskridge. F NJ Mills,
Thomas Hildebrand, Henry Hotf-
man. George Stevenson. John
" Tongue, + II Richey. James
II March and John w Evan be
placed on the suPerannuated list,
and it was so ordered by the
Conference.
Rev B w Waters, Of FREEDOM
circuit. Rev J Edgar Wilson. of
North Baltimore. Rev John Mil
Ter, of the Frankfort circuit, Rev
Jno W Mitchell, of Brucetown
circuit, Rev Henry q Brown, of
the Augusta circuit, Rev S V Hi
debrand, OF Bridgewater circuit.
were reported through their chair
man REV w II Wilson, as hav-
ing passed an approved exRmina-
ton on the course of study, their
characters were passed, and they
We're elected to Deacons' orders.
The class was then called before
the chancel and addressed by Bishop
keencr, on the duties and RESPONSE
ties of the work of the Christian
ministry, in the most forcibIe and
impressive manner The prescribed
questions were then propounded to
them, which were answered in the
affirmative, and they were received
into full connection in the Confer
cncc.
The character of Rev. F. T. Grif-
| filth was passed, but not having ap-
peared before the committee on the
course of study, he was continued
on trial.
The character of Rev. J. o. Tackett
was reported favorably, but not hav.
ing passed an approved examination
on the course of study, he was con
tinued on trial.
The character of Rev. wm. G,
Hodgkin was passed. but on account
of impaired health he was discon
tinued at his own request.
The question, '+Who are the Dea
cons of one year." was called. anC
ithc character of Rev. Dsvid F. Entz
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-03-20

On the 18th of January the post
Office at Central Station, w. Va, was
broken into and robbed. The next
day three young men were arrested a
few miles from the scene Of the rob-
berry and a number of burglars inn
plements found in their possessioh.-
They we're put on trial few days ago
in the United States District Court at
Parkersburg, ". Va, when a New
York detective was placed on the
stand and identified them as JEFF Fan
ming, William Hart, alias William
Raymond, and John O'Neiil, alias
Frank Jerornei oil noted cracksmehS
of that city. They were all convicted.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-03-20
Tayicr RoteE,
WINCHESTER. va.

FEliIE undersigned takes pleasure in announc-
elsewhere. that he has undertaken the manage
ment of this Famous Hotel for term OF years
To those who know him it Is useless to say that
he wiD spare no effort 10 render the TAYLOR
HOUSE worthy of their patronage Strangers
and the public at large are cordially invited to
give the Taylor House Il trial Hc has rcfitted
it from top to bottom, and with No. 1 cooks and
polite and accommodating. employees in every
of the TAYLOR Hotel! famous among travellers
for the last fifty years. Every Department of
the House win be conducted with view to the
comfort and convenience of its guests
ES Special Facilities for Commercial Tray
elcrs. Terms to transient visitors - GO per day.
and advantageous rates TO weekly and monthly
Boardsrs. HENRY WULFERT.
April Ia. 1851
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SECOND DAY.

Conference assembled pursu-
ant to adjournment at 3 a. ~,
and was called to order by Rev.
Bishop Kcener.
The opening religious seviccs.
consisting of reading first chapter
of Collosians and singing hymn
No. 5G7, beginning Awake my
soul, stretch every nerve, and
press with vigor on" and pray
cr was conducted by Rev. James
S. Gardner.
The roll was called and the
minutes of the last session were
read and approved.
Rev. l.. n. Lyle was substitu-
ted Oh the Committee on Mem
oirs, vice Rev. w. K. Boyle.
Rev. f. g. Vandivcr was sub
stituted on the same committee
for Rev. w. L. Lynch.
Montgomery Lloyd, alternate
from the East Baltimore District,
was substituted for j. Eli Hunt,
lay delegate.
The following is a synopsis of
the annual report of Rev. DIR.
McFerrin, agent of the Publish
ing House at Nashville:
Merchandise was sold during
the four years beginning June /,
1879, to June l, 1882, as follows:
1879, &5t,313 So; 1880, $40, 155 81 ];
1881. SS3, 81? 80: 1882, 500, 79G 2S:
whole amount, S27D, 7S3 81. The
total transactions of the concern.
including Christian Advocate
and Sunday School publications,
sG33, 362 30; total claims settled,
$3.50. SIG 1G: iabilaties, s2lG, SI4.-
SIS; assets. s2S3, 81 73. Dr. Nc
Ferrin said that there vas not a
dollar of money in the Publish
ing House which belonged to
any other department. Their
Sunday School periodicals. he
said, were as cheap and a little
cheaper than any such publica-
Jions OF any church in this coun-
try. Sunday School libraries
were like poor mems fortunes
they had to grow. Their books
were as cheap as in New York,
Cincinnati or any publishing
house of any church in the coun-
try of which he knew. This has
been the most prosperous year
of the Publishing House since
his connection with it. The
debt of $3.50. .OG0 has been gotten
down to less than $500, 900. and
the House does not owe a dollar
contracted since his connection
with the concern. The report of
the book agent was referred to
the Committee on Publication.
The following is the Commit
tee on Church Exte1sion, consist
ing of one preacher and one lay
men from each Presiding Elder's
District:
Revs. L R Jones, J F Andrew,
S K Cox, L r Green. J L Kibler.
J F Baggs. + a Strother and J
E Hunt. W II May, W l. Noland.
j W Newton, S Ramsy, O J
Hobbs, and P Eamell-
At a called meeting Of the
Board, Rev S Z Cox was elected
president pro tenn. and Rev T a
Strother secretary pro tenn, anC
a constitution was prepared, tx
be submitted to the Annual Con
ference.
! The following is the report o
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-03-20
NEW SERIES, VOL. XVIII, NO. 10.

the visiting committee to Valley
Female College: This, including
location, buildings and grounds,
teachers and teaching, its home
features, its pupils, their pro-
gress, and its religious condition.
Surely there is not 4 more eli
gible city in our connection than
Winchester, and not a prettier
and more healthful place than
where the College stands. Rev
j P Hyde, pesident, is most IA
vorably known as a teacher to
many of our people. This is a
home school, in fact: home in
every feature. Especially re-
ferred to was tie table-board-
plentiful and well prepared.
The pupils showed that they are
both healthful and happy. The
progress in study has been steady
and highly gratifying. A fine
revival of religion was reported,
in which all but two of the pu-
pills Were converted. The faith
ful work of the president and
teachers of this school were high
" commended.
+ John Newton Mccormick OF
the Baltimore District. Jefferson
ID. Martin of the Washington
District, Edward Y CHM of
the Winchester District. Geo
Dorsey White and James L Hen
derson of the Roanoke District.
having passed an approved ex-
animation, We're admitted on tri-
al in the travelling connection.
Rev DR. Scott of the Presbyte-
Fian church, was introduced to
the Conference.
Rev Francis II Shipley of the
Baltimore District. Rev John II
Davidson, of the East Baltimore
District. James I'll. Dulaney, of
the Washington District, and
Rev. John W Canter, of the
Lewisburg District We're. on mo-
ton, re-admitted into the trav-
cling connection. -. .
On motion of Rev DIR Rodgers.
the vote by which the Conference
adjourns at O'Clock was recon-
sidered. and 1890 was made the
hour at which the daily sessions
adjourn.
Rev W w Bennett, d D, pres
dent of Randolph Macon College.
was introduced to the Confer
eYce, and made a brief address in
the interests of the institution
over which he presidcs.
Rev Collins Denny, Rev J G.
Tllrasher, Rev James w Grubb
and Rev a r Blue, having passed
an approved examination before
the Committee of the 3rd Year.
We're advanced to the class of
the 4tb.
Rev. T. G. VanGivcr was ap-
pointed TO take charge OF the in
tercsts OF the Quarterly Review
during the session.
A protracted discussion was
had on the adoption of a Consti-
thtion for the Board of Church
Extension. which was recon-
1litted for further consideration
tomorrow.
Rev. DR., Morton delivcd Il very
forcible address on the subject Of
Church Extension, and after the
usual announcements the Con-
ference adjourned with singing,
ITO Thee, and Thee aionc.
The angels owe the; bi!ss,'
and the benedicEon by Bishop
kcener.