Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28
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The Final Appointments OF Commit
ters and Passage of Resolutions,

I'm, Final Announcements OF Commits
tees and Passage of Resolutions.
speclnl Correspondence of Every Evening
EAsrog, Mn, March 26.--Many people at
tended the closing session OF Wilmington
Ihe Rev. j. r. vanpurkalow conducted
the prayer service.
Rev. j. Il. Quigg presided.
The Rev. ]. Z. Otis read the report OF the
WoYnan'a Foreign Missionary Society.
Presiding Elders Wilson and France and
the Revs. 4. e. MartindRle. II, II. Adams
and j. II, Caldwell, ID. D., were elected
trustees OF Wilmington Conference Acad-
envy.
the woinan's Home Missionary socisty and
the Rev. Vaughn y. Collins read that OF the
Sunday schools.
The committee appointed to audit the
presiding elders accounts reported the fol.
lowing figures:
Wilmington district Received e3D0 from
the missionary eociety and eS05 from the
domestic mission fund; discussed e6O6.
Easton dletrict-- Received s22a.60 from
the domestic mission fund and $50 90 In
hand from last year; discussed S2SS.
Dover distriet--Reeelved s40O from the
missionary society and si72 from the
domestic miseion fund; disbursed S576 80
Salisbury distrlct---Recelved S22O.5O ON
the domestic mission fund; discussed,
Sa20.60.
Virginia District Received 81 600 from
the missionary society and 354in hand from
last year dlsbursed, 3 1854
The missionary society submitted the fol-
lowing report: Amount OF appottionment,
si,s75. Disbursed; Salisbury district,
sl,i75; Wilmington district, $500; Dover
district. $40.
The following committees were noEi-
nat. q for the next conference:
Publlc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Elder Wilson
and tho Rev. J. II. Wiley, A NJ.
Publication OF Mlnutes-rhe secretaries.
Education--T. Il. Martlndale, g.. W.
Townsend, Alan Stengie, l.. W. Layaold.
Il. L. Mckeag, Dr.. A. Il. Sudler, W. r..
Causey and W, H. Dasbiel.
Bible Soeiety--Vaughn 8. Collins, Robert
Roe, Or. +. Waddell and s. NJ, Morgan.
Sunday.sehool-O I. Wyatt, E. II. Nelson,
W. W, Sharp and ]. M. Collins.
Temperance--A, Smith, j. ID. u. Hanna,
A. 8. Mowbray, W. W. W. Wilson, J. o.
sypherd, Jacob Todd, J. D. Kemp and |. q.
Fosnocht.
woman's Foreign Missionary Society
J. A. Arters, D. Ii. oorkran, II. Watt and J..
III. Mitchell.
Woman's Home Missionary soclety-I. l..
Wood, Isaac Jewell. Il. &. Duianey and N.
MeQuay.
Tfacts-o. A. Hill, O. 8. Moore, W. f..
Dawson and d. o. Warren.
Freedmtn's AIDE. l.. Hubbard, W. p.
Compton, @. A Sheets and L. q. Atkins.
Missionary 6tatistics--O. s. Baker, A.
Chandler, John Jones and ]. T. Prouse.
Local Preachers ADDRESSED. T. Alder
SOD, o. s. Walton, G. W. Wilcox and o. f..
Post-ofiice-G. W. Bowman, s. N. Pill.
cbard, A. p Prettyman aud L, =. Corkran.
Sabbath 0bservanee--r. Il. Terry, o, w.
Pretryman, X. O. Jones, and l.. L. Barrett.
Mlssions--Presidlng elders.
| Neceseitous oases-BoRrh OF Stewards.
The following officers were elected;
Conference Board Of Church Extension
President, J. b. Quggi Vice president, I.
/ Treasurer, Hon. ]. II. Hoflacker; Managere,
r. II Adams, T. Il. Terry, the presiding
| elders, Captain Alexander Kelly, Joseph
| Pyle, W. T. Kellum and Hon. W. h.
| McCabe.
Conference Education soclety-PresI-
dent, A. OuwSiil; Vice presiden e, Il, II.
Adams, T. Mallalleu @ +. Sheppard and J..
p. Otis; Secretary. W. W. ". Wilson Treas,
urer, Joseph Smithers; Managers, U. W.
Prettyman, Alfred Smith, N. NJ. Browne, O.
+. Sheppard. ]. +. E!esood George W
Todd Jpsrnh HmitharH ena ". 7 TNi''-'
Trustees of Centenary FUad-. harlss
Bill. president; W. ! s. Nuira,, J u.
CALDWELL N ~ baWla iona w niafon-
dorf, Captain Alexander Kelly and John Ct.
Baker.
Conference Historical socIety-Presidsnt,
b. +. Price; Vice presidents,J. II. Caldwell,
j. =, Willis and /. I. Matthews; CORES.
pondlng Secretary, h. W. Todd; Recording
Secretary, O. F. Sheppard; Custodian, A
Cowgirl; Managers, B. r. price, J. b. oald.
we'll, j. Z Bryan, ]. y. Willis, L. Il. Mar.
tindale, II. q. Thompson, ]. A. Brind,e
Adam 5tenele, h. ". Todd, O F. Sheppard,
DR.. II. j. Price, W. II. Thompson, L. L.
MumtoId, h. .. Conrad, Esq, l., A. O,
Gerry i. W. Eliason. IT., W. II, DasEiel, l.
L. Matthews, John u Ter and A. Cowgirl,
OontereI c. board OF domestic miArions--
T. q. Marlindale, ]. h, Q .igE, W. 4. Robin.
son, j. I. Mullin. Il. Al. cooper, L, ],
Stevenson, j. W. Denny, Joseph Sniithere
A. G Cox, DR.. A. L. Builer, j. Z. E.egood
and ]. T. Stewart.
Board OF Church Locatiou-w. W. Red
man, Edward Davis, j, T. Daniels, f. Fair
hush, james Carroll, Robett Roe, Henr,
Hawley, Moses Van Burkalow. r. X
Stet hens on, W. 8. Rlhinson, r. Nj. Oooper
Joseph bnithers, II. l. Watkins, Adam
stengle. Jacob Todd, l.. Barrett, d. A
drice, Joseph Pyle, George W. Todd. ri
Mendenhall, Charles Moore and W. Y
Swtggett.
The sexton OF Ebenezer Church wa
donated 98J end the conference secrstArle
were allowed SlO for the publication OF tn
minutes.
Resolutions were passed sympa,b,z,p,
with the Rev. e. l. Hubbard, Pm ID com
mendlug Gov. Jackson for action Ia resar,
, 60 local option counties OF MARYLAND 10
quirinR the forfeiture OF their charters
. commending the W. @. 7. u. aud Law an
l Order socle iesj commencing the loea
3 option featutes OF tho temperance bill be-
i fore the Delaware Legislature; and tha
a Christian men should support no paity Nc
n Including prohibition among lis PRINCIPLES
The Rev Ronrad Il. HartWlg was trnns
: ierred TO Philadelphia Conference.
The following examining committee
Y vera elected:
: Admission on trial.. p. Otis, W 4
Valiant, W. ". W. Wilson, ]. W. Easle
q and Robert Watt.
4 Fist ysar-G. W. Burke, II. A. II
!. oBrlea, E, O. Atkins, ], .. sgpherd aud Il
! A. Wise.
seooud year,. d. Kemp, W, L. I
Bowen, Alfred Smith, e. L. Hubbard al
A 8 Mowbrgy,
n Third year-o. s. Baker, N. NJ. Brown,
n 7. r. cieaner, D. Il. Waddell and ". i
!. Avery.
b Fonrth year,. O. Mcsorley, @ W Tow,
e send, Z. u. Hunter. l. q, Fosuocht IA
J, Julius Do1d.
!, Local Deacons' 0rders--G, W. Wilcox
= ". Han metsley, q. s. Conway and ",
70 Guthrie.
& Local Elders oriers-.J. Il. BRYAN !
~ Rooerts, ". NJ. dresn and u. II. Hypa6n.
~ Glnisierlal QialillcattQns-A. n Davl
,e Charles Hlll, u. u. Martlndale, j. 81 q Nh,
8 n. u Browne, j. Ii. Caldwell and il, h
Todd
=, Tue high regard OF eonfarence FOR II
" Rev3. Konrad r. HartWig, W. II, Hu,cl,i
and John Werthman, who have beep nm
ieLr.d, was expressed by resolution.
g. The presiding elders were instructed
~ secure reduced rates for transportation
he and from Milford on the occasion OF /,
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