Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-16


marks IA the interest Of that paper.
MIR. Hawkins said that he was repre-.
sentative OF the Texas Christian Adyo-
cate; that its mechanical condition and
editorial ability ARE A No. 1, and that 10
circulation WAS not equal 20 ts merit,
Bishop Galloway said ho had been an
editor for four years, aud that he had
something TO say upon this subject He
spoke earnestly and cloquently In favor
oi circulating religious periodicals., and
especially the Christian Advocate,
Tho report was then read In sections
consistinR OF four partsi
1. Committed on colportcurage,
Adoptcd.
e. Organization OF an historical socie
w. Adopted
8 lndorsiug the Texas Christian Ad. |
vocate. Adopted.
4. Indorslng the Southern Review
Adopted.
Mr. Hawkins took Mr.. Briggs, the re-
ligioue editor Of the Advocate, to task
| for stating thar the Advocate mad 10 600
subscribers, MIR. Hawkins Is member
OF the Joint board connected with the
Advocate, and he said that the managers
Of the Advocate had reported to the board
only $500 Mr.. Briggs, In replying, paid
that the report 20 the ioiot board WAS the
bona hde subscription, aud did not in
cludc the exchanges sud complimentary
nagos which went 30 make up the
circulation Mr., Archer read the
report OF the board of educa-
ton No 2. A paper which related 10
the Central university, asking IL to be re-
organized as a church Institution, by this
conference, and 10 be correlated with
the Southwestern college, Dr. McLaln
- j. .aHs. tll.N nA 60 IA
phraseology OF the paper regarding cor
relation Mr. Archer changed the read
Ing satisfactory 10 Mr., McLain, but
which did not euit the friends Of the Cen
trial university, aud discussion arose.
MIR, McLnin read from proceedings bad
some seventeen years ago upon the cstab.
lishment Of one OF the colleges, proper,
and the right Of correlation, The time
having arrived 10 adjourn, tho confer.
ference adjourned till O'Clock.
The blshOp announced that memorial
services would hO held AT O'Clock, and
that he would call the question "What
preachers have died the past yeerPn
Nearly all the afternoon WAS consumed
In lively debate over colleges. A new
board OF cuIetors and trustees WAS APP
pointed for the North Tcxas college At
4 Sherman. The conference ordered thR,
b the action recommending the sale OF this
D college be revoked,
At night Bishop Galloway preAebed q
! most impressive sermon 10 the members
o Of the conference and then announced
the following appointments
i DALiAs DISTRICT.
. R.M. Powers, presiding elder; Dallas
frat church, T. X Pierce Floyd street.
i o. p. Thonss; City hisslon, q "A ,Ashhurn
} Cochran and Caruth, J. D Adsiri Plano,
I, ID. j. Martin; Mckinney, W u Mount
d castlo; Honey Greek, j, N Lively Bethel
), W. II, NOSE; Lebanon, to be supplied by
J. l.. l.. EAnklej Grapevine, B IL. Bonds
, Keller, j. B, hinnis Merritt, to be sup
piled BY A. G. Boneoni Lewisyllle, W II
{ Stephenson; Southwestern University, j
II. Mclean, vicC-regent.
n TERRKLL DISTRICT.
II w. II. Hughes, presiding elders Ter
% roll, " H. Nicely; wills Point NJ
/ Chalk; KautmanC u. Fiodgori Farmers
+ Vile, t. j. Miisam; Fornoy, G j McWhlr
Il ter; Foster, James McOougdlli Alleni u
4 =. Smiihi Mesquite, George I. Nichols
p Duck Greek, w. IT, Clark Roberts Mis-
?. sion, J l.. Angeii Kemp Mission, TO Dc
Il supplied by 10 H. Thompson; RoekwaQi
y j. v. Aldereon, Elmo, Julian Woodsoni
o Craudall, 70 be- supplied by u NJ. Jones
@ SULPHUR STRINGS DISTRICT.
WI. Clifton, presiding eideri sui
z phur gprinuR station, Z. G. Archer; Sui
nhur SpupgR circuit, a. u Brewers
z Cooper, j. Z. BlOodWOrthl GTeonyille, j
K w. I'M; Kingston, r. S Gorslinei Leon
ard, A. W. Gibson, Lone OAK, u d
4 Palmer; Campbell, william Nsyi Blael
a Jack Grove, J II ReyuOli Hi Pittsburg
" @. II. De Jaruetl Laesburg, $. w Jones
b Qutman, W II. Weaiherbyi Winnesbor0
y T. Parker; Rlay Springs mission w. y
Is Ayr6s; j W Atbingon, president Contra
d college; W H. wilson, agent Contra
d college,
& JETFFRsoN pierRcT.
4 s j. UGwklIs, presiding elder Jeher
i sou, @ e lamb Kellysyille, y
Il Weikor, Daingerned, J NJ. Horni COT
d iecvllei Q Coppagei Gilmer G y
Sherwood; Mount Pleasant, @, $ WI
& lloms, Beldcn, 10 De suppllodi TeIAr
|. kama, n A. Rosser, Eyelan, Lee Sanders
II Queen City, T. T. SMITH Atlanta, j. N
y McKee, Linden, w NJ RobbiBaj Biyeu''
MiesloD, J u. Whitehead.
II pAius DISTRICT,
n j. Q. Weaver, presiding elders Patls,
d W. Anderson; EmbersOn, I, M. Carter
4 blossom Prsirie, f. T Fuller Woodland
n r. r. Raglebayger; Resale, ! NJ Wood
4 ward; Ciarkesyino, /. s, AshDnrri Anne
% ma, W. r Manning Daily Springs, 20 b
Ic supplied by b. Gaberj Rpsatoni y j
n Rail Bennett, 70 be supplied by 9, =
u Parsons; Gesry Mission, 70 be- supplied
l. BoNuAM INSTINCT
b J. r. Allen, presiding elders honhan
r stat ~, J q STAFF Bonhnm circuit
r. 2 Nelson's Fanuin, I n Crutch&eld
N Gober, b. Tnbyeai Dodd CITY j A
Wyatt, Honey Grove station,J, R,Weges
"a Honey Grove circuit W. M. Crowaon
q Lndonia and Mount Carmel, J T sor
"a wood; Commerce, = G Roberts, Be-
n franklin, " r Davis; Brooketon, W. n
Homer; y. G. pearsOB, superonmerary
b. Maxey mission. q. @. Davis
aaERMkN DISTRICT
he VIM. Shelton presiding cldcri Shcr
n man ctstlon r. N. Brown3 Bells 40
Il savoy, 4. Mllleri Van AlBtipe, J, y
Viladn; pe1ifon station, 7 y. Sher
j. wo1dt Ds0ls0u circuit, r =. Lave Pptt'
boro, ~ S. Mays Gofdouvne, W ,
Ia niudwoftht Whiloihoro, 7, W Morton
y, Collnsyiue, w. A. KtvHrlsi Plot POni
WIN Ifathorwoof Pii0i Grove, $. "
RI Miller Wmler'ght, @. N HigEans.
GAfSEfYTIIE DISTINCT
IA NJ q HiHrkhuru. presiding elder