Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-13
METHODIsTs IN COUNCIL.


| SESSION IN BALTIMORE YESTERDAY.
| Inc Baltimore annual conference, N. F.
church, closed Its sessions in Baltimore yester-
day, Bishop Andrews presiding in place of
| Bishop Foster, who was still unwell. The tenn
Perance question came up again and was finally
ueciued against those who sympathized with
putting the prohibition Presidential candidates
| IN the field. The conference refused to adopt
on tuesday report on temperance matters
containing a reference rejecting upon the wis
com Oh the independent prob IbitiOn movement.
\ y new report was made by new committee
Yesterday and provoked IA warm discussion.
fihtliS resolution presented by the minority
| ol the committee was adopted, as follows:
| That We continue tn regard the great temper
ailce reform a. worthy OF our unqualified sup
| port, and pledge ourselves to STARE effort
| within our power for its advancement and that
| we express our confidence in the state alliance
| as an agency, but that We believe all partisan
| political affiliations to be unwise and danger
| oiS as methods for its propagation"
on MI IN: Daniel PRESIDENT Of the state Ali
| prohibition ticket, was present throughout the
| debate. When the report on the observance of
son wanted to know If there any truth In
| the report that the Washington Grove camp
I, bad received a gift o. money from the
| ID. ana -. railroad to repay the loss In not ac-
cepting rebates on Sunday travel Rev. Mr..
Naylor thought the report was untrue. Rev.
| Mr.. Leech thought Mr.. Richardson ought to
! have ascertaiEed the facts before saying any,
| thing. Rev. Mr.. Edwards said that If any
| money had been given to the camp by the rail-
road il was free gift and not i'm lieu of the re-
bate. Mr. Richardson said it looked like an
dropped.
a Standing vote of thanks was given to Mrs.
Sidney Virginia Douglas, who has decided To the
memorial TO her deceased daughter, Mrs. Rev.
q. q. Markham. The church has been known
rs Memorial n, L. chapel, but hereafter will be
known as the Douglas memorial
TIE APPOINTMENTS.
TIL following appointments for the year were
announced by he biShOp:
Washington District-J. Mckendree Kelley,
I. +. n: .. Washington, d. C.)-AnacOstia, W.
H. Reed ANNAPOLIS: First church, CIV. Leeeh;
| rial. j. n. Davis, >. II Cummings, sup; Bla~
densburg W. N. Hammack; Forrestville, CO.
v. T. GISinn a. H. Thomson; Rock creek,,
Vile. Alexander BielasKi: st. Mary s., +. u.
| W. Smith; Spenceryille, o. c. Marriott, l.. d.
| Heron. sup; Washington: Douglas Memorial,
Kenny Fletcher chapel, u. H. Laney; Fo Me
! dry. H.R. Naylor, GIG. Markham, sup: Fourth
street, NJ. f.: L. Rice; Gorsuch. E. D. Owen;
tropolitan, z. u; Huntley; Nckendree, ". S.
Berry snn wel Hinu f. ih RFand,
Union, c. W. Baldwin,: Waugh, r. n. Baer;
Wesley chapel Richard Norris.
Baltimore Di>trict-JOhn Lanahan, p. E., (P.
O.. Laurel, Md.)-Baitimore: Bennett Memorial,
William Rogers: Eutaw Street, $. NJ. Hartsock;
Morgan SUBJ Fort avenHe Il B as Ham
over Street, Thomas Dougherty: Hill Street, j.
u. still; Madison Avenue, \; NJ. Courtenay,S S.
Northwest Mission. {. ID. Smith: South Balti-
more. W. L; speake; Strawbrid.e. u. Peyton
more Circuit. Henry Nee. ". L. Mcdowell: Cal
vert, Solomon German; Carrollton, G. f. Dud-
rear Hampstead, W. \; Koon.z, $. $. Green
born Belt; Nj. Aernon l.. l.. Brown; Mt. Wash
ington, I. y. NJ 2rgan; New Windsor, D. II.
e. W. Reid, Z. y. Reid. sup; smithyille, II. r.
savage: solomon Island, j. +. +. Gray; West
minister, 6. W; Heyde; West River f. o; FL
Church \. j. Gill: Grace, Thomas Myers. Duvid
III. Carroll, agent of Book depository, member
ofMt.N Vernon quarterly conference;J. !. MeCau.
ley, president of Dickinson College, member of
First Church quarterly conference. Henry w.
jones, left without appointment, in order to at
quarterly conference.
East BalIimorc District-R. W. Black, P. E,
~. q. 4o2 Hollins street. Baltimore, Md (-Abel
Hasiup; Broadway, {. IL. Richardson, j. H.
Brown. sup; Caution, ID. G.. Miller; Caroline
WELL East Baltimore, G. G. Baker, W Z. Strick-
len: Exeter Street. l.. H. pearce; jackson Square,
lord 11e Whsser Saa Hve nas
and Patalsc0, $. NJ. Afford; High Street, i. F.
Clarkson; Jefferson Street j. +. Wright; Madi-
one to be supplied: last Harlord. H. T. Murphy;
hass IT, e. " Il Fsyensr sans
Great Fails, ). G.. Nicholson, one 10 be sup pied
Hartford, jos. z. Wilson: Havre de Grace, Sam
SHANNON Hereford. Joel Brown, j. H. NJ Le-
monk homestead Mission, TO be supplied by VIM.
Lam: right Long Green, y. II. Kelley: Luther
willie. W. II. Morgan: North Hartford, I. +. Pc
tiers: Towson Watson Case; Wavcrly. G. G. Ba-
CON- West Hartford, j. II. Marsh, q. l.. Cuddy,
Chas. McEItesh. chaplain Seamen's Bethel
member OF broadway Quarterly Conference;
John Seiber. ieIt without appointment in order
to attend one four schools, member OF Broad
editor Baltimore -NetHodist member of Caroline
Street Quarterly Conference.
Vest Baltimore District-J. F. Amos p. E.
Baltimore, NdJ.Antietaln, 6. =. Isaac. Balt-
more: Columbia Avenue. q. W. Cos per, Emory
z J.. Poui.on; ts.Nette street, J. J. q. Webster
sup: Grace. j. s., Clair Neal; Harlem Park' a.
neslie.d, II. + Do%ns; Union square, j. J.
town. G. I. Wecde; "a. n=v.le, W. T. ID. CleIaI.i:
Eikrid@e. j. {. Stewart; Ellico!t City. Ezekiel
HagerstoWn. J. L: Suit; lllilers Ferry. wa,
carroll; .insanorer AID Union Brtasc. C. {: <.
re s,iljgt'rn; Mt. oi.Hct. ". Il. GsGS.n'; IA,
t;L -cC, J. il. C4Ge:en, u. +. Ueyries savage and
sAnlmefticld Circuit. l.. y. IniliAeld, and one
,salsr1rt II " vaa Arae: Il i'lr, Eam Hi
~; clic-=jcCet quarterly Itren:e.
t,',-:;er.t:d pstr.s;-li y; Hobbs, P. F.,
tS-t.iite!stl-It4. A-1t-t14.tpE. W. li=i..
~ :otriu:i. IL. Z. Vest Bioo.uiugton e. W
cecil; Banker I'LL. ". Va, d. y. fo;.ld. and
"a" 20 Le Supplied Cumberland: Center
g. rect. Jls"pA rr.tl.cc: kia24iey. James L. VII
s"9- Elk tio-''eli. I. L. Pate: Flnstonc. T. c.
E+"1rt.> n, o, v. i. l. Weech; Fros, burg
:'e.i. - "i.-oA: Grant ". Va, l.. e. Smith;
Hancock. Luory nunfi,i.,a. one l.. he supII;cJ
iicc-se.E .i-., }. i. aIdew Hyndina;I, T.i,,.,as
" cod; kc!sct, W. VA. W. L. Curlc.: LOiiucon-
.Ig- !. =. 1r]EseI; A,.:t.nsbtt!g. W. Va, - =
Hank; J. v N:d.es au..: Nyi.lt savage 81 \
itI4ion: Old l0Tn, 70 % supplied, -. :. &. Idle
i..>,-.;l P:Y-Paw, y. Va, j. 3. Hi; PiedmCilt
II. -, t,eIry Baker; Rawlings station T. r.
A:a-zi:, i;3Inucy, ". Va, II. i. GIcDanicl S..ep-
hsri7tcW1. ". Va, Jane, Nci.dren: Union
Grove, Harrison McNeniaI; Winchester r. f.
Bishop.
The Baltimore e. T.. Conference South,
Inc baltimore conference Of the VI. f. church
sou'h raei again at Salem, Va, yesterday,
Bishop Cranberry presiding, and considerable
of the routine bushes. OF the conference was
disposed u. The anniversary of the church ex-