The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-21

aud adopted. The APPROPRIATIONS 10 w."
society amounted 10 S6.Z5.
The following are the directors o. the so
ciety: Revs. 4. VI. Edwards. J. Z. Watson.
lanes q. Martin. and Messrs. {. w. Win
free. r.. Y. White. :. Q. Collins, cnarles H.
Conrad. W. J. kHby. W. ". Vicar.
REPORT on HDCcArioS.
The second report OF the Board Of Educa-
lion was presented and adopted. In the re-
port the board expressed their gratlncation
~ the good work 81 the ~tarterr treeA
Academy" Rev. ". ". walker J. lne
president q the board Of trustees 81 me
academy which embraces course Of STUDY
In harmony with Randolpb-MacOn College.
The board recommended this school ~ the
patronage Of the Conference.
In closing the review Of schools. the board
called the attention Of the Conference 10 the
theological dcparfme nj Of the vanderbilt
University. and advised the Young minl-te-
rial students Of the Conference % 20 10 tnis
institution in preference % any. In r.
viewing
IHE fTMALE SCHOOLS,
the board recommend the DanTiile Col
lege for Young Ladies; the Bowling Green
Female seminary. located m tar9iiln,e conn.
fv. Va. the WESLEYAN Female College. 40
Mnrfrcesb0r0. y. G.. the suffolk Female 81.
stitute. and the Bon Air Institute, located
At Charlotte Courthouse, Va.
APPOINTMENTS RECOMMENDED.
In conclusion. the board offered the fol-
lowing resolution.
That orr presiding bishop b requested TO
appoint the Rev. Is. +. Tillett. u. d.. 70 the
Vanderbilt University. a. professor ~ - =,
theological department. and also Rev. +. II.
Rowe 10 the Bowling Green Female Semi
nary. aud the Rev. T.. a. Gibbs as the pre-i-
dent ~ the Bon Air Institute.
A resolution was also adopted. requesting
the Bishop % appoint Rev. 4. &. Brown %
the colr0rfagc Of the Conference.
Dr. Whitehead offered q resolution recon-
meuding % the Conference the valuable
work of Rev. +. 4. Peterson. y. D., called
"A History of the Revision of toe Disc-
pine Of the VI. I. Church" a. an impor.
iant AID 90 the Church. Adopted.
The session then adjourned al > O'Clock
70 rcasscmble az $500 O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
on the reassembling Of the session Rev. !
Y. Tudor, y d.. conducted the religious
services. The report Of the sunday sch0o
and cOlp0riage was then called for.
SUNDAY SCHOOL AND COLPORrAGE.
burg. the chairman of the sunday SChOC
and COiuortagc Board presented his annual
report. which was adopted.
Amer urging tue importance NJ the sun
day school work upon the Conference thl
board set forth the duty ~ every member
touching this work and remarked upon li'
bright future prospects.
REpoRT oT1I'E JOINT BOARD Of FINANCE
.tssI. .4f.ft
reports $40 sunday schools. = OJ officers and
Teachers. and 55.24. scholars. An increa-s
over last year Of 81 sunday schools. - OFF,
Gers ard teachers. I.1o1 scholars. The num-
Der of conversions IN the Sunday school
during the fiscal year amounted 20 2,9l3, an
Increase Of 54.
The Southern Methodist Publishing Houss
was recommended as the place o. purchase
the sunday chooFs supplies and Bibles, and
the standard Catechism was recon Dended
lor use in ihe sunday schools.
The literature sold by the c0lporteurs in
the field amounted 1881. 1855. Amount sol
bv the general agent. Z. l.. Walf0rd. 5 .531.s~.
Total sales by agent o. board. s3.9-5.54.
Books ara tracts given away by the colpor-
feurs S3i.gl. Grants made BIS the general
agent 20 Il Mission sunday schools 1921.
Total value q publications circulated
s3.0-4.76. The assets of the board amount
f0 s3I5Ls3. Liabilities. S3.Jle3-.
The whole number Of families visited g.
GOA. the number 0f families destitute o.
Bibles. ana. number Of families Destitute al
other religious works. go. The number oi
families prayed with on converted is 2,Ws.
-unday--ch00is organized. s.. sixteen col
porteurs were employed.
TIE TREAsURER's REPORT
shows that the sum Of Sl.7s2.34 was received
during the year. The Conference adopted q
resolution endorsing the action taken uy
Rev. i. ". Blincop. The general agent o. thu
board. and thanking him for his able and
faithful services.
sUNDAY-sCHOOL BOARD.
The following gentlemen were appointed
a hoard Of ~undav-Sch00iH. Richmond dis
trict. W. l.. Judkius and X. &. Richardson;
Charlottesville district W. II. Gregory and
d. VI. Patton. Jr.: Ltuchburg district. II.
&. theatam and J.. = Norman: banyillr
district j. ". Carroll and f. VI. Hamlln
Tamyllle district. g.. II. Mcfaden and
George ". Redd. Jr.; Petersburg district. K.
L. Wilson and Chester shepherd: Murfree--
b0r0 district. +. j. Boggs and a. ". Allan;
Norfolk district. j. T.. be~haZ0 and ". ".
Vicar; Randoiph-Macon district. ". T. VIII
liam- and l.. q. Whitehead. Eastern Shore
district. W II. Christian aud g.. VI. Peek.
The following constitute
IHE cOIPORTAGE BOARD:
Richmond district. :. :. Lambeth and r.
L. ID. Walllr0; Clari0fiesf iiil district, 3. T..
Lir-c0mh and J.. III. smith; Lynchburg dis
trict +. VI. simpson and W ~. Berry; Dan
fiIie district -. =. Traynhan and Il. ".
reafr0-s. iarmyiiie district. w +. Evans
arrl u. + Paulett; Petersburg district, q. G..
Fander-.ice and j. J.. Mcdi0ck; Murfrecs-
l0r0 district. =. NJ. jordan and Lee Britt:
Norfolk district ". II. Edwards and Z. Y.
White. Rand0lnh-M district. ". f.
Robins and Richard lrby; Eastern Shore
district j. Il. Robinson and James Conner.
j.. II. smith Was appointed chairman Of
the Coiperiage Board and ". II. Christian
chairman 81 the sundad-SchO0l Board.
Rev. J. Wiley Blcdsoe moved that the
next Conference be- held in Lynchburg.
Adopted.
Rev. ". y. Tudor. D. d.. Of Norfolk. was
appointed 20 deliver the Introductory SER
m0nd anl Rev. W. L. Evans was appointed
alternate.
THE VARIOUS APPOINTMENTS.
Tue readiug Of the appointments Of miu-
isfers fo the various churches in the Confer
eucc WAS next ln order.
Bishop Wilson made an able and eloquent
address touching the matter of the appoint
ment-.
Appointments.
The following are the appointments:
RICHMOND DISTRICT. PoweU GG}-
i0pd. u. l..
Trinity-J.R K. stUggls.
Broad Streets. :. Lambeth.
oenfenarf--W. l.. JudkiHs.
Park Place.. W. Bledsoe.
Clay >treot--W. IL. Atwill.
Laurel Street,. G. Wertenbaker.
Washington straet-Rlchard Bennett
Union Station and Howard Grove Mission
j. &. Martin and l.. j. Phaup.
Denny street,. u. Woodward.
Ceniral-E. ". Peterson.
flnh Street-W. 4. LaughOn.
" est End Memorial-T. =. Wise.
Hcnrico-N. b. FOushee.
Charles City-N. II. Robertson.
New kent-S. II. johnson.
West New kent-McDaniel Rucker.
West Point. G.. Pulleu.
Gloucester-W. o. Wagcencf
West Mathews. W. Nicholson.
NutheWs--James %. Moss.
Editor OF Richmond Chrisfio-l 1dr0cofe-
John !. laherty.
CHARLOTTESVILLE DISTRICT 49, 4. g..
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