New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-08
APPOINTED BY TWO CONSTITUENCIES.
CHANGES IN THE METHODIST PULPITs.
PROTECTION FOE TIE CHINESE DEMANDED-DR
BRiSToRs STANDING AS A CLERGYMAN.

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BRiSToR's STANDING As A CLERGYMAN.
! A morning session Of the New York Confer
encc was held in tho ST. Johns Methodist Episcopal
Church yesterday; most OF the routine work Of the
ference finished and Bishop Hunt inquired what
/ progress had been made with the trials OF pastors
session to he held last night In order TO make re-
port on the case to-day DE- Buckley Ldor OF Ire Ire
Rev. DR.. Deems made q short address Dr.
Vincent also spoke for short time
innovation detrimental to sunday Observance
Senate S o the Chinese ontTagSs coHGem1ns the treat
ment Of Chinese as disgraccfn to civilization, and
urging the Government to protect them The memorial
was adopted as the sentiment Ok the New-lOrk Con
DR.. Talmage and Mayor Whitney visited the NewYork
East Methodist Conference IN Brooklyn and made brief
addresses. Tho Mayor said that ho Methodist and
tian rcl zion seemed to agree with Methodsts and he
seldom saw to!eful one RESOLUTIONS were adopted IN
favor OF eonstItuilonal prohibition ana OF Governmsht
protection for The Chinese. Tho final business of the
session was concluded ~ late hour. Then Bishop
Andrews read tie appointments Tor the ensuing year.
The following changes were nade
IRE twrn'y-ninth sts-ion Of tho Newark Methodist
Episcopal COME closed yesterday Bishop Foster.
referring to the Brsor said that the conclusion
must lie considered having withdrawn from the con-
ference charges Of immortality and iusuoor
dnation The Bisnop himself will take the case 10 the
General Conference Or decision upon the questions
raised. memorial to COngress condemnng the recent
to WsbIngion The EIsaon Isnnnnnced me appont-
inenJs, those in the principal towns being as iOiO"s;
! Nerrarh Notwithstanding Elder 4. L. B1ce Airing
ton T. NJ Carton be.eylhee,r q pay nam Eioonls ,r
r chuc6 g. church st Mars 10 be suPped N Nor
dogh Central Henry speimyeT na,9SI Ae%2S T.
Winansi Eighth Avenue ana Roowned Miss9n Jonn
KrauN ard A. Il Rers, Fansin street ID , nsmorCni
son - pauis and Mission j. r. boyle south Market
street Alo1andor Crair orange-caly2ry C. T. Little
strcct G to be- supplied south f. 5 cooiaan
oa S1 aa Ss HS t nydHuG Is e
s%PSn Daley
sb H5vsr' n7awn X X9 No.
bOken-i;. \. Hayes. AolOkus A. C0uA!.n Jersey Oly
f. M hp b hqy James rs IsSr
Lafay cite. v. l. IloagGndi Linden Avenue W. Blaes
ifo ~ VISION trinity j. Atkinson West side Xvcnge
oEi Ens N'fF% Port r & ESoqsud Ga rss0n ond
1 r;dse &c PTean gq Edcrs Van BSnseoIc
cSalS = Lacey 81 e.S 8 KrAh aba
fut2n-s-%tiam .y LAIaUo'h, taIx C4HISnnS; 4.
.o 5 MSe5 st 3 asG G Mu M
Seon NJ zon be supplied psTta A Fs church
and Linden J. a. Cowns Railway, second ChnrchIM;. H.
soaervie O. D. Colt Staten sland Asbury, F. Dqd5;
jS sSs nt " 29n b. ' Se st JOINS a. kings
suuiaerGeld q. LaIeT Irhity, S. p Hammond Wood
iatrrscn DS,y,ci-Presidng Elder Charles r Barnes.
Dover F-t hichAri Johns hover second Church
j. X DANES haekettso%a.J a. Monroe L4i%y9 2ee
G. Blight: Embury NJ. r Gibbs Grace J. - Ianksj
Market street lanes Aions. ~ paterson m,enne n,
supplied. Fnllipsbarg-Frst Church J. r. Bryan Wesley
chapel. J. r. Wright
,EeoE' Bst,, R}ssyen, B. = rsinoy; Bay Ridge
PIX ngnsan MSoT'FOr boI De KaS
Place W. d. Thompson; Fourth Avenue J. T. laDgloisi
q y WI aiS saads street a. Mclean SNIP
son, !. =. BieckcLrdgc; Warren street. >. flHihs-
tou; Was4 ngtOn. c. W Mlcn, Genre Mort
chrs ". NcNl.Ao. Cypress ms D.. Vs. Couch
W. T. FRAY. wTencc. George Dunbar: Parksvine H. c.
Glover; Pcarsas W brown: rockville centre r. c. lioagi
sayvie a. G. BOwd!sn Springfield, John Brieni West
Hess TN Ii1T1ct- Brookyn. Francis O. G. Spencer
LeOuari ~. T. 4. adler N1rlh FiitA e. H. T. McBrluS
ST Lutc's. John Parker, "a Tabernacle T. IT, Busch
g. g. Dusnberrei Huntington, W. W. Gillies Matttuck ~
Vosseer. Sew YORK foTsytll-st j. A. lochei John 81
Ferry sea Gin b. 4. Abbott stony I. 81. HaIlock
sstauket ". III. Iaft. NuOdbufy u. A. Gilman -
NKN-lO8K EAsr Observation-Disclosures First, J. y
North Man street W. L.. ooohcd city Issnd
der, sew c. Il. Ford NcW-MlLOrd j % Nu9soni
Rochelle. J. H. Hand Newtown. J. :. Haugh. Jew
Hamilton North t. " Jonesi sixty street.
H. HeultrsOn Trinity. Merritt lurlburd. Twenty seventh
street. ". y. Howard; Nichols W. J. White NOrwak W.
". CLARK Oinylie Il. WATSON; Wdgoheld. O. &. Lasby
Howayion. j. W Maynard south Norwaiki Fast Avenue
". loss Stepncy " 4. Gilbert sratfoid A. ). Grave,
West strator- q. Eiitnor.
Neir.HGusn bloomfield, A V. X Abbott; Ches-
hire L. W. Holmes fOrest,Ne A. y. Nauiordi Hartford,
south Park Church. A. Eavanagh; Madison. ". II.
Lawrence Mrriden q. II. McGrew MiddleburY, 4. X.
Smith; Naugatuck, 4. J. SMITH New Haven. DHwen
ton. a. Il. Bsgsn Painyilio, ntn simsbury, q. W.
l. sOatliugon T. l. Bray Iorngton, W. H. Russell
Wat rbury. " ~ Bo~dish Materto.n J. tipperei West
shenield J. CrOmlish westye q. W. Fordban Windsor
Iocka J. IL. HOimes