National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-12

tourth Strcct................. .....Joseph France
Soi9uch' ''''.'s'.''.''s.'.s...'''E. D owen
iumIlmG \, Price
N1tDhenuIgc. .''''''''.....'.''..,....W = Elwufds
NtutopoliIon' d. llunuey
Mount Zion .;......,.....,........,J.F r. OokermNn
NOItn capitol ...'.'.,...,......'.... ". e, Hagoy
iWo'lth et.....,..................J H. Bylund
Union. ..........................W \. l.. Weecn
n. BhCr
wesley Chapel..................,. Norris
BALTIMORE DISTINCTIONS LANAHAS, P. L.
E, Baltimore -Bennct Memorial, Wn. Rogers
Eutaw Street, S. NJ. Hartsogk First Street, j. r..
Gouoher; Fort Avenne, Osborne BelG Hanover
street, Thomas Dougherty; Hill street. J. u. Sul;
Huntington Avenue, J. b. Van Meter; Madison
Mount Vernon Place, q. E FELTON,; Northwest
Mission. G. T. .smith south Baltimore. W. T..
y, E' Amos. Baltimore Crcuit-L. l.. Brown,
German cSS1oIIoa cNSD2IwSi WGalyeW SSI0mSn p5STnSIi
Hampscad ]. r iiHai Wilson, W. W. Barnes; Hunts,
| Z. IT, smith; Mochanicsown, G.. NJ. II. .rry II. W..
Jones' Mt. Vernon, G. c. Bacon Mt. Washington, r.
4. Morgan New Windsor y, NJ. Browning one to
be supplied; RcistcrstOwn, W. NJ. Ferguson; smith
Nllle, II: X. Savage; Solomons Island, j. L. T..
Gray; Westminster, CIV. Heyde, c. A. Reid, sup. !;
berry, First Church, 4. j. Gin; Wood6erry, Grace,
Ihomas Myers; D.; II. Carroll, agent of Book De-
pOslloIy member Mount Vernon Quarterly con
ference; j. \. McCuuey, president of Dickinson
college, member of First Church quarterly con-
ference
EAST BALTIMORE plsrRtcr-R. W. BLACK, ?. r.
Aberdeen--C. c. Cronin. Balumore-Appoli
j. y. NJ. Haslup; broadway, c. II. Richardson, j.
H., IL, Brown, supernumcaTy; Canton, J; W. Cor
street, james 7. Wilson; East baltimore, g. g.
Baker; Exeter Street, l.. IL. Pearce; Jackson
Square, l.; d. Wilson; Greenmount Avenue W, E,
Highland Avenue and Paapsco. S. NJ. Alfogd;
IHiish, II street y. f. Clarksonj Jefferson street,
N. f. Is. Rice Madison Square. J. Nick.
kClly, North HNltim l., T. Wldermun
Bentley Spring, 7. NJ West and w. IL. Dell; Deer
Park, 7. T. Peters East Hartford. Il, H. Murphy;
VIM. d. Edwards; Great Falls, Watson Case; Har-
ford, j. w Smith HNre do Grace, $, shannon;
to be supplied, ~. Ism6fightJ; Long Green. 4. K.
Kelley; Luthorville W. b. Morgan; Towson, W,
I D. Clommi Wayerly. W. T., Bird, Geo. W.
SSSplaIR Of aor aS sSS@San's nb Bethel i%Yh'5StR' ms%!
WEST BALTIMORE DISTRICT, \. ". RUDlsILL r. Il.
Antietam, G. 4. jones' Baltimore-Colum
Avenue, G.. w. Cooper; Emory, 4. i. Poulson. L.
Hsn3li, Heron, sup FayetG street, J. J, 9; Wooster
son; Monroe Street. W. Downs, II. I. Downs; sum
iIaysnnST i Elk R{i}9ge, II. i. e. Mcdaniel,
Frederick CITY. J. II. Dlshie Hagerstown, J. b.
suit llarpers Ferry H; H.. westwoodi Liberty,
heuDcn hOlD u. II. DeNTles' LlngAnOre ana Union
Bridge, ID. B, Winsteai; Magothy, Julius Soper;
Middletown. Page NTilburn; Mt. 0livet, W. NJ. Os-
borne PatapscO, J. r. Cadden, +. L. Watson;
Savage and Laurel, j. l.. Walsh: Smithsbulg, +. c.
Edwards; Summerteld. CT. w. a. koUntz W. a.
Carroll; West Falls, j. ]. LRrgGnt MillnmspOrt,
w. W. Van ArsdGle; IL. II. Harmun, professor in
Dickinson College, member of Faylte street quar-
terly conference,
CUMBERLAND DIsTEIcr--G. W. HoBBs, r. f.
Barton, w. G. Griffith; Berkeley Springs H. p
West Bloomington, Geo. w. CECIL; Bunker Hii
D. a. Foard, one to be supplied Cumberland,
Center street, c. w. Baldwin; Kingsley, ID. g. Nil.
lcr Elk Garden, T. IL. Marsh; FlntstUuC, j. G.
stewart; FroStburg, j. p. Wright: Froslburg cir.
cult 5. ;. Wilson; Grant, IL. G. Smith; Hancock,
Emory Buhrman, John Sieber Hedgesville, j. K.
Pardew; Hyndman, Thomas Wood Keyser,
George f. Mdydwell; Homecoming, Henry Baker;
MGrtinsburg, \. $. Hank, j. W. Hedges, SUP; Nj.
savage, II. ;. lIitOn Oldtown, TO be supplied Is.
$. &. ldlemRn): Paw Paw, j. Il. Hall; PendlGtou,
to be supplied o. w. HowardG Piedmont, J. H. NJ,
Lemon; Rawlings station, L. W. SchrinGr; Rom
ney, L. G.. Porter: Shepherdstown James Nc
IAreni Union Grove, II. McNemar; Winchester Il.
Il. BsaOn.
r. $. Niaclay, Kurmuri Sayehachi, onuki Bun
shiCh Aibara Neiken, Takahashi Untai, Hamada
Koyotoro and Nakayama Chiujo, missionaries to
Japan.
OF the Washington appointments, only
three arc new men. Rov. j. A. Price, who
was formerly presiding elder of the Baltimore
district, and we'll known for ability, J. L.
Ockerman, formerly of Wesley chapel, Balti-
more, and w. IL. Chapman, OF Harvard ave-
nue. church, Baltimore both of whom are
well known in church circles.