Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-13
The Baltimore N. e. conference.


TIE CLOSING SESSION At wIScHgsTzR-APPoNr-
AKSTs FOR THE ENSUING CONFERENCE YEAR,
At the closing session OF the Baltimore annual
conference OF the NJ. E. church at winchester, Va.
yesterday, R5v. l. l. Brown reported contr ibu-
lions TO education amounting to s66S 3D. Including
so5 from the Washington district Rev. j. E.
Amos reported contributions received by the mis-
sionary committee amounting to se6,O1i. 10, in
Guiding A,2i65O from Washington. The church
extension conR Zee reported total receipts
q GIG ~, Including s2o6 % from Washington Res
buttons were adopted rendering hearty CO opera
TON In the project OF Increasing the endowment
i p u LcSihson College AT the memorial service
Oh Rev. T. S. Fort. Rev A. NJ Courtenay read the
memoir or Mrs. Boggs. wife OF Rev. Harry Boggs,
Tho5. Guard.
In the evening. the committee to prepare for the
centennlal celebration in 1884 was appointed, as
J. II. Daslier, G. w. Hobbs. ". s. Edwards; lay
men, Isaac Cook, w. J. Hooper, W. J. Sibley, G..
w. CorDe, Bentley kernS
Rev. W. Nj. Ferguson reported statistics as fol-
lows: Pro6ationers, 1854; fun members, g., 92s;
local preachers, 15s; deaths, 5N; children Dap
value. 1857 0l5 parsonages. 81; probable value,
Sss6,soo; Quilting 60 and improving churches and
gad on
schools, s67 officers and teachers, 5,51; scholars
Of all ages. 39,i35; contributions for missions,
s26,o111s; ministerial support for pastors, presd-
ing elders and bishops, si6i 1887; for conference
claimants. s6.e5i.s1; current expenses. $50 372.3
The bishop then announced the following list Of
appointments for the ensuing year, and the con-
ference was adjourned:
Washington D T5st ct g. 6sa F-w.shnr
ton. D: C.-Foundry. W. +. Ward; wesley Chapel, w.
Tws E Street. a T.
RSssa " s. Edxa1Ss Yn9n W. f. Wsech
North tap.oi j. c. Hssey. " Downs; WIS., Hamiine. 5.
M, H art Memorial C. T. House. g. g. MARX
aP @ = tfsnis Mount zs2
ssa b. naT' e. cs?p g. Hsys
Mex Hammsek. 9; Il. Mytnssr. SUP: Fqrsstvlie.
winn T. l. Wstscn RocsyiI h + A. Mersan: st.
frsd dsasS ! %sr
rif Rantsy 6 ~ Dsrr Price
Esst Church j. f Goueher NJ. Vernon Flac;, 9; E.
Brown a. wso esey GSape
T. + 9ekerman; Madison avenue, A, NJ: Courtenay
N M Sss5s saqst S;
Street e. Hsrbert Fort Avenue and Sailors Union
arear Calvert soo%on I German; csr S5HS
WSn be- TO be sn Hph E HimR gnsS
X SsW Win & BasO3 Mt Alex
town town; fsEfusSn s@t6yiIie i +; rssrs; 500
r. f. Me se Ms9r
s c; A. Reid SUP Wcodberry. J. T. Amos, p: f. Car
e0sf Mt eres
dent OF DiekiHson College, member of First Church
East Haltlnose Distrct-R. ". Black. P. E.-Bati-
ResS Agpo G. Young Nielsen E1sssa
Street l. II. Pearce: Hartford Avenue. ". II. Chap
sriy E. on aas Bait SVs
g. Rss his
Chester Ssss g. WILSON,
t ae+ H. !! H. Marsh; Bentley Springs r NJ West
suRpe PsSs ra Es. M ss f. T
G Gnppny Great Falls Watson Case W. s. Wheeler;
Ha Hay dc Grace. Henry Baker; Hereford. j. Davis
sfRRsa IL MoTsan
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West Baltimore District-A. W. Rudisir P E.-Ba1.
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Mount Qhyet, W. B. Osborne: Patapsco. A. J. ~.
s@hSu;4 saa aass
dae rails eoo1 w. f. vanars
fessor IN Dickinson College, member Of Fayette Street
Cgmberland Distrct-G: ": Hobbs. P.E.-Cumber-
land ,Glty-Genter street c. W Baldwin Kingsley, D.
Il: T. West; Bloomington, !; + Pardew; Bunker Hin.
FFhnt.sstons' D. 4 Foasd; FISstbnrs Wrizh.;
Wilson: Hancock, K. l.. Buhrman n w Jones:
Hsdsesyills, ". W.: F.; v: sbriner: Hyndmsn, J. Nc.
conins. j. b. Still: Martinsburs. v. Va g. Y Leech,
W. Hedges, supernumerary: Mt. savage. Hobart
H. smith; Old Town, to be supplied; Paw-Paw, w. Va,
H. 81 q smith Pendleton " Va, to be supplied by J.
W. ao S.st,a Piedmont Va j. H. hemon; Ray
Porter: SheRherdstown, G. o; Cook Union Grove, Il.
McNemar: Winchester, Va. R. F. Bishop.
0nuki Bnnchich. Aibara Yeiken, Takahashi Utai
Hamada Koyotaro. Nakayama Chino. missionaries to
Japan.
Rev. VIM. P. s. Duncan was discontinued at his own
request, and Rev. w. d. Morgan continued as q
deacon.