Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-03-20
NAL of yesterday, in good condi-

G1On.
Rev John Trezise. having
passed an approved examination
before the committee, was re-
ceiyed on trial in the travelling
connection, and his orders as an
ordained Elder recognized.
The orders of S Bennington,
as Local Elder, We're recog-
nized.
Report No Q of the committee
on conference relations was made
through Rev DIR Rodgers, chair
man, and a superannuated rela-
ton was granted g w Lightner,
j NJ Grandin. Thomas Brily. M
G Balthis, w G Maloy and E l.
Kregelo.
A supernmnerary relation was
granted George r Jefferson, j n
Hank, A r Martin, r. f Heterick,
] N Spangler, j j Engle, James
Beatty, L III Crenshaw, p S E
Sixeas, and g Mauzy-
In the report of one of the
ministers to-day, he said: ''Bish-
OPP, we have advanced fifty per
cent. on our collections for mis-
sions over last year" 'Well,"
said the Bishop, sit was only
SO last year" .:Well," respond
ed the minister; sit is $50 this"
every WE'LL" said the Bishop,
ssbetween this and the millennium
the collections on that charge
may amount to something hand
some.
The report of the Joint Board
of Finance was again discussed.
The name of Mrs. Thomas III
Busey had not been included in
the list of beneficiaries, and, on
motion of Rev j a REGISTER, an
effort was made to this effect, but
was, after representations by
Capt J I'll III Figgett and others,
defeated.
Notices We're given and con-
ference adjourned with singing
''Could we but climb where Mo-
ses stood, and view the landscape
o'er," and the benediction by
Bishop Keener.
afternoon and Night Sessions.
The officers of the Board of
Church Extension, Rev S K Cox,
President was announced.
The report of the committee on
temperance was read.
The second Wednesday in
March, was fixed as the time, and
Baltimore as the placefor holding
the next session of the Confer
ence.
The statistics were read as fol-
lows: Local preachers III, white
members 31,91S, churches 1913,
parsonages so, infant baptism
l ,245, Sunday Schools 1877, Sunday
School Scholars 2S, 1877.
A vote of thanks to the Rail
roads was adopted for facilities
in reaching Conference.
A collection of s1S.O5 was
raised for the sexton.
The memoirs of Rev. Bishop
Paine, Rev DIR RoszeH and Rev
DR. Poisal were read, after which
the Bishop announced the fol-
lowing appointments:
Baltimore DiStrict-T e Car
son, p E.
Baltimore-Central, j a Reg
ester.J N Hank, sup: st Paul's,
w 81 ID Harper, J N Spangler.
sup; Emmanuel Mission, J r
Andrew Frederick Avenue, G e
Simmons.
Reisterstown-CM Brown.
Arlington-D NJ James.
Freedom-T w Brown, S V
Hiidebrand.
Linganore-F A Strother.
Frederick City-R J Briggs.
Rockville-B w Bond, Ell p
Hamill, A r Martin sup.
Montgomery H Boyd, one
to be supplied.
Bladensburg and Emory-H S
Coe.
Beltsville-W PC oe.
Wesley Grove-W A McDon-
aid.
Laurel and Grace-Cw Mark.
Patuxent-F 81 Shipley.
Upper Marlboro-to be sup'd.
East Baltimore District-R R
S Hough, P E
Baltimore-Trinity, J w Duff
fey; Calvary, J w Shoaf: n Bait,
j E Wilson; E Bait, j NJ Haw-
ley.
Taylor CIV R Stringer.
w Hartford NIis-L w Haslup.
E Harford-J w Steele.
Talbot-APB oude, EB Sutton.
Trappe-J w Grub.
Kent-T G hewitt
Queen Annes-W III Sanders.
Church Hill and Steven-W K
Marshall, w T Quinn. sup.
Severn-G ID White
West RiverN Head; one to
Calvert sBDolly; 1 to be sup'd
Pr. George's-V W Wheeler,
S S Troy.
Charles and st. Mary's-F NJ
Strother.
BE Ball. Sun. School Agent,
member of Trinity Q. Conf.
Washington District S Gardner,
PIE.
Washington City-N1t Vernon
Place, S X Cox, j w Boteler Sup;
Washington mission to be supplied.