The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-08-26
INDIANA CONFERENCE.
Closing Days Of the Session-Iist Of As
signments for the Coming Year.
,ecial e The Indianapoiis Journal.

religious services by John w. Julian, and then
left in the hands Of the old veterans Of the CROSS
who gave in their experiences and dealings of
God to them for the many years past.
BY 1880 A. NJ. Meharry Hall was crowded to
hear sermon by Bishop Foster from II limo
thy LIST chapter, 10Th verse; This is faithful
saying and worthy Of all acceptation, that Jesus
Christ came into the world to save sinners The
sermon was one such as Bishop Foster is able to
give, good, great, deep, pungent and powerful,
showing that time and much thought had been
given to its preparation
After the sermon the following named persons
were ordained dsaeons. Chas. H. McAmey L.
NJ Rhodes, W. A Fox, Geo. G. Cooper, John L.
Sims. II. G. Clippenger, w. r Barnhill, VIM.
McJohnson Morris Woods, j. VI. Reed, Chas.
w. Wilson and Thos. Sherburn.
In the afternoon large congregation assem-
bled in Meharry Hall, at 315, to listen to an able
sermon by DR. Marine, after which Geo. w
Fansler and stephen l. Culmer were ordained
elders
In the evening at 7:30 the memorial service of
Bishop Simpson was held at the Locust-ste
Church. the principal address being delivered
by Bishop Bowman 1t was a tender and elo-
quent tribute to the memory of the beloved
Simpson.
The business service on Monday morning be-
gan with religious services, led by ]. D. Wilkes
and electing DR. Martin chairman pro tenn,
B1SlOp roster D0llg absent III d CdDHlCO SSSSlOu.
The place of the next session Of the Indiana
Conference was fixed at Spencer
"A good portion Of the time was spent in hear
ing the various reports on education, tenn
perance, etc.
The following named persons were admitted
on trial: w. b. Russell VIM D. Morgan, John
Teller, James Gluloo, George Reid Alb. Hurl
stone g; Hargraye, NJ G. McCown. Alb n
Ellrods w. ii. Jack.
Following is a list of deceased brethren, during
the past year: Levi johnson, N j. Bell, VIM
McGinnis, w. w. Webb, H. Hays, George w.
Walker.
Compliments, in the way of resolutions to
Bishop Foster for his ability and wise admins
tration; to the citizens of Greencastle for their
hospitality, and the Rev. w r. Halstead for his
untiring energy and solicitude for the welfare
Of the members Of the conference, we're voted.
The journal was read and approved, and all
business being closed the conference adjourned
sine die.
LIST OF APPOINTMENTS.
The Bishop delivered his charge and read the
appointments Of the preachers for the ensuing
year. The appointments are as follows:
Indianapolis District-W r. Halstead, p e.
Bellevile j. v. r. Miller; Bowling Green, to be
supplied BY Alfred Sharmanl Brooklyn J. F. Wood
Woods; Cory, g. 5. Wilson; Gresncassle. Locust
street, w IL Earring; Indianapolis: Ames, G. B.
asouFy to ss sqpp pied Saorn@
Martinsville, Aaron Turner; Monrovia, j. II Allen
Mooresville " 3: Collins; Morgantown, F: A ElIer
South Greeneaste, to be supplied by e. r. Vest
Waverly, I. NJ. Rhoades West Newton, John Kiger
J.J. Hight, assistant editor Western Christian AID
Vocate; member Of Meridian street quarterly confer
ence.
DePauw University; members Of Lecustsstreet
quarterly conference.
Bloomington District--W K. Hester, p. b.
Bedford VIM; Teller; Bloomfield, >. w. Gunner;
Bloomington j. e. Brant Bloomington circuit, to be
supplied Dover Hill 10 be supplied BY NJ W. Stetson
Elettsvile b Carter, Freedom to be supplied by g.
A.Is..-
%e HHs sRsns sms hnssn and New
berry, w. v. Russell; Mitchell and Orleans R. A.
Harvey; Spencer John Spears; springviiie' ". B.
Morgan; Tunnelton, p a. Hutcherson; Worthington,
II b Hibben, chaplain Of United States navy, mem
Der of Bloomington quarterly conference.
vincennes District-M. NJ G. Hobbs, p e.
AfoEsvie 70 rI Be supplied by e shsrbq R
nnersburg, to be supplied; Grayssie, Edward Hasves
Hgmera, W. Mex. johnson; 6oogootee, = Z. Nc
mer; Prairieton. vi r. Davis: Shoals, d NJ Baxter;
Salliysn NJ s HeagenTidgej ny Vinacennes w 81 Grim
Gaskins Wheatland, Miles Woods.
Evansville District-J. s. Woods, P. E.
Blue Grass John Tansyi Evansville: Inglestreet,
John Walls; Kingsley Psyns; Psn4sglyania
Fort Branch, Joseph Rawlins; Mount Vernon, j. W.
Asbury; Mount Vernon circuit, J. Z. Woods; New
HalSlson Oakland osy, Jshn Tslfsr: osvsnssie e.
@ Clppinger; Patoka, John Bruner; Princeton, 4. H.
W1llts SteWaftsVlAe, w ID. Jack.
Rockport Bistrict---H J. Talbot p. r.
Roonville, w. W. Puett; Cannelton A. A. Godby;
Center. w. II F. Smith; Gentryville w. W RundelL
Grand View, Albert Hurlssone Huntingburg $. z.
Anderson; Leavenworth Josiah Gedby; Lynnvile, B.
y yanCleye Newtonvifle, George Reid Orwell g. D
Wolfe; Petersburg, D. T. Davis; Rockport l. N,
OIL Greek to be supplied BY j. D. Kiper; SeIyn JAS
piled BY +. 7. Beam Wnslew to be supplied by T. w
Winkler; Yankeetown, @. E. Hargrave
New Albany District---T, HI KetchaSn p r.
Woods Eizabsth, g. Hsayenridge Fsedericksburg,
VILE w H. Davidson; Hardinsburg. 6. @. Cooper;
Isnesvls 8 & Culnner Marengo e Be supplied by
bany; Centenary, John Poueher Johnstreet R. e..
EasIey; Kingsley to be supplied Main street g. w.
Fanser;. Wesley Chapel A. r. Julian; McKendry and
En1bury, s. w. TroyeF; New Philadelphia, to be sup
0rangeville 4 N Eirod; PaoH, N q Boring; Salem,
T, d. Weker.
E. A. Friedley, president DePauw College for
Young Women, member Of Oentenary quarterly con,
ference.
member of Centenary quarterly conference,
J. A. ScamAhorn, missionary to Northwestern Ne
Tranafsrred-G. W. stafford, to South Kansas Con
ference j. 7. ST. Clair, to Des MONIES Conferences
Marion Rose. to Illinois Conference.
Died-Levi johnson, N j. Bell William MeginniS,
W. W. Webb Hayden Hays, g. ". Walker.
superannuated- w. Y Daniel, New Albany W. g.
Smith, Peru. Charles Gross, Herman, Neb; R. B,
Spencer Selvin; John Talbot Orleans II. S. Dane,
Mooresyille w +. Mason, Pacific coast; q. w. Cad
we'll, Canton Asa Beck, Greencast1e; A. w. Shively
S'neeswatee, Neb . S. Collins, Leavenwcrth; z. p.
Jay Troy; Lawrcnce Jones, Huntingburgi .. Wall
Rockport j. l. Fish, Monrovia; Lealdes Forbes
Mineral City J. NJ Harbin Merem; David Swarts,
Bone Gap, NJ; B; r Julian, Sslyin; H. o. Chapman,
Thnneltor: ]. W. Julian, Sullivan; o. H Tansv
Freedom; John Laverty, Long Pine Neb
Supernumerary- Francis Walker, New Albany
Calvin Lee Terfe Haute J. r. Palmer South Kan
sas; L. s. Knots, Lisbon, Dalr B. +. Rawlin Shoals;
,. w, Houpt, Merom.
The Albion Bank vault Empty.
RooHHsfkR N. Y, Aug Is. The inner safe