Daily Republican., 1883-06-26
CLOSE OF CONFERENCE.
The Last Days PrOceedIngs-Ap
pOintment Of Preachers.

The afternoon session OF Confereuc
opened at 3 o'clock with singing AM
prayer. A number ofcommittees mad
their reports, which were read and ap
proved. A collection amounting tt
5000 was taken up for the sexton
The Committee on Publication made
their report, which was read and ap
proved, and they were authorized tt
purchase a press and organize john
stock company for the publication of a
paper in the interests of the Confer
ence, whenever they may think il
practicable. The conference approved
the appointments made by the Com.
mittee on Missions.
The report of the commit ee on Reso-
lutions was also read and approved. il
was on motion ordered that copy OF
the minutes be presented toeach family
who had entertained ministers during
the session. A series of resolutions
were reported by the Committee on Cen
tenary Observance, relative to the Cen
tenary year, which were adopted The
Committee on Minute Money made
their report, and on motion it was
adopted. Two thousand copies of the
minutes were ordered to be printed, and
the Secretary OF the conference appoint
ed to attend to the work.
The Committee on Memoirs presented
their report, and it was adopted. The
Committee on the State of the Church
was, on motion, continued. Bishop
Andrews read the list of the Commit
tees on Examination, etc. The Rev.
W. ii. Thomas was appointed to preach
to Daughters Of the Conference next
year. The committee appointed to at
tend the funeral of b.. Matlack was
authorized to draw on the Sustentation
Fund for paying travelling expenses.
The Committee on Memoirs was re.
quested to prepare a suitable notice OF
the life and death Of Sister johnson;
The appointments were read as follows,
and Conference adjourned at o'clock .
Philadelphia District. H. White,
Presiding Elder; Bridgeton, Charles
Faucet; Cape May, T. NJ. Hubbard
Chester, n. Morris; Dover, j. E.
Webb; Dover Circuit, j. L. A. D..
Grigsby Lewes and Harmony, p. j.
Adams; Middletown, S. ?. Whiting
ton Milford, T. H. B. Coleman !;
Mount Zion, G. M. LaLdin New Cas-
tie j. X. Adams /; Odessa, j. H. Mason :;
Port Deposit, H. D. Webb; Frankford.
William II. Rogers Germantown, j.
H. Pearce, JOHN Wesley, w. Steven
son North Penn, J. Brinkley Smyrna,
d. A. Ridout; Haven Mission, w.
F. Butler; Zoar, W. II. Thompson !;
Salem, w. M. Webb; Salem Circuit,
X. J. Still ; Scott, J. S. Holley Town
send, c. H. Ash Wilmington, w. j.
Parker, Wilmington Circuit, j. j.
Campbell.
Cambridge District-L. Y. Cox, Pre-
siding Elder; Cambridge, H. A. Mon
roe Centreville, a. w. Hamilton !;
Chestertown,G II. Washington Church
Creek, j. H. Winters Church Hill, j.
II. johnson Crumpton, Charles Wing
Den on, |. Broughton Easton, w. G.
Dickerson Edesville, G. H. hutchins !;
Fairlee, j. d. Ebert; Greensborough,
j. G. Carroll; Kent Island, S. G.
Waters Madison, d. r. Dunn Mary
del, H. Morris Millington, f. f. PARK
er Royal Oak, Asbury Grinnage St.
MichaelS, A. Brown Sassafras, A. J.
alldCe oklpton, .. r.. Adams; Stlll
Pond,J. 5. Willis; TaIbot,J. Q. Dennis;
Trappe, d. j. Waters.
Salisbury District-J. H Holland,
Presiding Elder Chincoteague, j. Fl.
Hubbard Deals Island, g. E. Snead
Fredericksburg, Charles Horsey Friend
ship, w. H. johnson Green Hill and
Kingston, a. Handy Hixboro, Char
les Earle, supply Horntown, f. H.
Webb Laurel, d. r. Birmingham
Locust Mount, G. W. Young n Ber-
lin, r. j. Waters : Pocomoke City, f.
j. Lee; p. Anne,J A. Scott: Quarinto II.
Y. Rlcn Salisbury, j. Il, Waters; Sails
bury Circuit, A. Lowber Seaford, sup
piled by j. Lanktord Snow HUI, NJ.
Fl. Horsey Snow Hill Circuit, G. T.
Townsend, S. Berlin, w. B. Green
Stockton, Isaiah johnson Union, F.
Burrows Vienna. William Taylor
Washington, Fl. Jolly Wiseville, j.
II. Nutter. A. Il Shockley transferred
to Newark Conference and stationed at
Paterson. n. j.
A sermon was preached to the
Daugh ers Of Conference in Ezioi NJ
D. Church last evening by the Rev. NJ.
h. Horscy.