Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-03-13

Beckwith, James Conner.
Bridgeville, W. s. Robinson. RIA. Turf
Cambridge, j. &. Bryan.
Camden, J. A. Bripdle.
Church Creek, C. II. Williams.
Denton, A. D. Davis, to be supplied by
James Rich.
Dover. T. K Martindale.
East New Market, 7 o Ayers.
Glendale, J. M. Collins.
Pennington, J. W. Poole.
Federalsburgh, John Wsrthmsu, G. P.
Smith.
FELTON,, Isaac Jewell.
Frederick, J. E. Mowbrsy.
Gslestown, Joseph Dare.
Georgetown, P. II. Rawlins.
Harrington, g. W. Burke.
Houston, W. f. Dawson.
Hurlocks--G. F. Hopkins.
Lsipsic, James Carroll.
Lewes, d. Kemp.
Lincoln, Edward Davis.
Magnol a, y. N. Pilohard.
Milford, j. s. Willis.
Marlborough, d. F. MoFaul.
Milton, T. s Williams.
Nassau, l. N. Foreman.
SsAford, Walter Underwood.
Vienna, v. 5. Collins.
Woodlandtown, G L. Hsrdesty.
Wyoming, W. NJ. Warner.
SALISBURY DISTRICT. A. B. WILSON, P. e.
Annamessex, J. D. Johnson.
Asbury, W. &. Avery.
Barren Creek, j. W, Gray.
Berlio, G. A. drice.
Bethel circuit, A. T. Melvin.
Chinooteague, ]. D. Reese.
Crisfeld, W. W. W. Wilson.
Deals Island, J. D. c. Hanna.
Delmar, Albert Chandler.
Paramount. W. H. Hutchin.
Frankfort, W. ]. Dubsdway.
Fruitland, J. M. Lindale.
Gumborough, W. F. Corkrsn.
Hollands Islsnd, R. Roe.
Laurel, f. C. MoSorley.
Newark, e. W. Wilcox.
Onanooek, |. G. Fosnooht.
Parsonsburgh, W. L. p. Bowen.
Pooomoke circuit, 4, Fl. Dsrickson.
Pooomoke City, W. E. England.
Powelville, W. W. Johnson.
Princess Anne, W. E. Tomkinson,
James Purnell.
Quantioo, T. H. Harding.
Roxana, E. H. Hynson, &. P. Roberts.
Salisbury, W. B. Walton.
Sharptown, Z. H. Miller.
Shortly, Wilmer, Jaggard.
Smiths Island, John Tyler.
Snow Hill, J. H. Wiley.
Stockton, W. R. McFarlane.
Tangier, C. s. Baker.
Westover Circuit, W. B. Guthrie.
CONFERENCES TINTYPRs.
The Rev. Il. Cololazsr is the patriarch;
the Rev. ]. 7. Willis, the "pundit - the
Rev. W. L. s. Murray, the humorist; the
Rev. A. W. Lightbourn, the "rising
young member of the BAR" the Rev. W
MoFarlsne is the lightweight; the Rev
Charles q. Grioe, the youngest the Rev,
G. A. Hill, the athlete and clerical ex
quisite; the Rev. 7. A. H. 0'Brien, the
muscular Christian the Rev. ]. H. Cald-
we'll, D. D., the linguist the Rev. J. E.
Mowbrsy is surrogate !" the Rev. ]. B.
Quigg, the "Rupert of debate !" the Rev.
]. T. VanBnrkalow, the Granger; the
Rev. N. M. Browne, the "Daniel Lam
bert !" the Rev. Joseph Dare wears No.
IL boots the Rev. A. W. Mildly is the
joker and EVERY EvENINe's quasi presi.
dent of quarterly conference; the Rev.
W. W. W. Wilson ia the "solid man !"
the Rev. j. A. B. Wilson is most lacbry-
NOSE the Rev. DR.. Phebus is the in
valid, and the Rev. Z Davis the tallest.
Bishop Harris has been tine recipient
of great deal OF gratuitous oondemns-
ton as regards his style of procedure in
the presidents chair. A deliberative
body, such as the Wilmington Confer
ence, would tax .he patience of the
cslmest of ohairmen. Unfortunately the
bishop has given evidence Of possessing
anything but 3 tolerant nature. I'm
doubleday he is stern disciplinarisn,
even martinez; he is impulsive,
but he has the rare quality OF
recognizing and acknowledging any
trace of right argument in his opponent,
at once with true justice conosding 1t. On
several occasions like that he has with
true knightly courtesy bent in apology
and accorded the amende honorable.
Still he WAS more feared than loved. He
ruled with a rod of iron. His outbursts
of passion were as unacoountsble rs his
sudden moments of complaisance.
There are few s'fat things" to be given
away in the districts OF this conference
and that scarcity naturally creates a
thorough watohfulness for the loaves and
fishes. There is some dissatisfaction and
very little of the nature of pleasant
surprise at the appointments. Necessarily
there are great many of those who chad
made their calling and election sure" for
certain pastorates, and were disappointed
7. N. Coleman who reported Conferent g
for the Philadelphia Ledger was mistaken
by number OF young ladies for Henry
Ward Beeoher, sid not knowing of this
fact WAS at loss to know why he was SO
many bewitohing, feminine glances were
directed at him.