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Ralttmore Oonference.

A. ~. leQu pltciulub. CH "'~N
DR.. Rodgers, Rev. J. E. Armstrong was
elected Secretary, to succeed the late Rev.
DR.. Jno. 5. Martin, who had held the Of
flee for thirty-six wears. The reports from
the Districts and Charges were generally
encouragiug-exhibiting increase in mem-
bersbip. church property, &c, &c.
St. Paul's Church, Baltimore, was select
eli as the next place Of meeting.
Memorial services were held Saturday
morning. Bishop McTyiere, Rev DR.. Mar
tim. Revs. James Beatty and VIM. R. String
er having died during The year.
Nearly Sl7. 900 was reported for missions,
home and foreign.
Rev. VIM. c. Maloy, a superanuated
preacher. Of Baltimore, was censured by a
vote of the Conference for having pursued
a certain line of conduct in relation to St.
Paurs mission school contrary to the orders
of The Bishop and Presiding Elder. He
withdrew from the Conference in order TO
conductan undenominational mission school
in Baltimore.
ON sunday five deacons and seven elders
were ordained.
The Conference adjourned on Tuesday af-
ternoon. The Bishop was too unweh to
make more than a brief remark or two and
asked Presiding Elder Whisner to read the
appointments.
THE APPOINTMENrs
Baltimore Datricl-P H. Whisner, P. E
Ba,timore-Cenlral Church, J. r. Williams j..
n Hank. and f. A. Mercer, supernumeraryi ;
81. Paurs. Forrest j. Pre,tyman, A. DAWSON;
Emanuel J Watts ShoaJ; Frederick Avenue
T. t. Wright. Reisterstown. J. A. Ander-
SON Arlington. Geo T. Tyler; Freedom, J. R.
Andrew and *. White; Iinganore, W. H..
Woo.f and T. NJ Henderson; Frederick City,
e. III. Wood. Rockville, David Bush, C. c..
Edd.ngton and A. r. Martin, sup; Gathers
burg. j. ID Martin Montgomery, w. G. HAM
moud. w. t. smith; Beltsville, David L.
Bakcmore; Bladensburg. G. Dorsey White !;
Emory. John Miller; Laurel Mission L. W.
Hasup Patuxent, T. NJ Jones Upper MARI
boro John % Tackett Wesley Grove, II. VI.
Strickier. w. X. BOYLE, editor of the Episcopal
Methodist ]. c. C. Newton, missionary to ia
pam.
Eat Baltimore Ditr'H-W. hid. Harper, P. E
-Baltimore-Trint j. y. Mccormick; Cal
vary. j. W. Grub North Baltimore, L. L.
Llovd: Tavlors. A. Weller, West Hartford and
Sosouehanna. J. s Porter F. c. Rollman /;
Fa,. Hartford. c. 7. cameron; Royal Oak. j.
W Mitchell; Easton, s " Hildebrand Hills
bor5'. c. s. Stanton; Trappe. w. y. Wagner;
Kent w. Dolly Queen Anne's, J. G. Thrash
er. O. T.. Kenuord; Church Hill s B. Dolly;
Severn. G. T. Simmons. West River, G.. H..
Zimmerman. l.. H. Snapp Calvert L. g.
Nar-iu. j. G. Sedwick, Prince Georges w. II.
Sanders Charles Mission, S. NJ. Tucker; St..
Mary's. W. A. Sites.
Wtmq,m D9tf,t-B. r. S Hough, 2. E.
Washington City-NIt. Vernon. s W. Hadda-
way. j. vs.. Boteler sup; Grace Mission, J. c.
Jones Alexandria. w Young; Falls Church.
j. 49,. DuGey Fairfax, j. IT. Davidson;
Duuesyiuc. W. p. c. Coe and jacob n Evey :;
Lee-bur-. 70. w Bond, Hamilton W G. Eg-
cles-on HiDsboro'. J. II. Dulaneyi Middle
bur- c. N Brown Loudoun, J C. Dice C.
o. Harris. riedmont G. A. Joyce, w. NJ Wa
ter-. LII Creu~haw sup; Warrenton, W. A.
Wade. Fauquier Mission ". w. Lyle; Deco
GUAM. C.. b. sutton: Suiley Mission, F. II
Ship'ey; Manassas Mission. J. H. Kuhlman;
Norrisville a. g. Hall; Stafford Frazier Furr;
Fredericksburg I. w. Canter. b. w. Waters.
missionary Co Japan.
Wtrtete D'sr'r-Rumsey Smithson, ?. Z.
Manchester. Thomas f. Carson; Winchester
Circuit +. A. Srrother, A. p Boude, sup, Ce-
dar,le. s. Townsend Front Royal J. E.
Armstrong Warren Mission. L. Fox ". VI.
Long: Beuyy.lle. William E. WoolG NJ. C.
Ne-Ine. j. J Engle, Linden. g. w. Mark
Br1cct0wn. T.. r. Jones l. O. Michael Mar
tn-aurs IT. III. Kennedy, Berkeley, $. r.
Snapp Char.estown. J. S Gardner: Frederick
Mission, ]. IT. WoolC E. T. Heterick. supa
Jefferson. q. r. MnHken; Shepherdstown, J.
r.. Van Horne; Strasburs. j. r.. Hopkins
PAGE. NJ w. Long: Woodstock, b. + Ball
EImburg Circuit, %. C. Eeall j. r. Hyde. pres
idcut of Valley Female College member VIM
chester Station Quarterly Conference John 4.
Kern. professor in manipulation College,
member of Winchester Station Quarterly Con-
ference. A.A.P. Neel. superintendent of coli
portage
Rockingham Dar.r-J ri. Waugh. 2. E.
Saunton. samuel Rogers Hardsonburg. S. X.
Cox BHjgeva,er, A. o. Armstrong. Alb sites.
PauassuS and NJ Sidney r. " Wheeler. C.
r Jefferson. Monterey aud Highland. r. $.
Cunningham. w. O Ross. Mcdowell. G.. 7. d..
Collins Augusta. j. w. Woolc Staunton Cir
cuit Mission II NJ Roane. Bells Valley Mis-
sion G. q. Luthicum. Wuycsboro J. P. Baggs:
Port Republic W. W. Watts. New Hope. T.
Br.ey. Rockingham. 7. NJ. Follansbee. East
Rockingham VIM. A. Mcdonald. Mines to
bee supplied Furnace Mission. A. G.. McNeer:
Mars-vi..e Co be supplied byV. White, Luray.
j. Ia KILLER New Market Mission. Il. d. Bi,h-
op. President of Wesleyan Female Institute.
William A. Harris.
Euot Dsra-JS Hutchinson. p. E
salem. Collins Denny, Roanoke. ]. II. BOYD
Roanoke Circuit. Y W. Wheeler LAFAYETTE
Mission j. W Cauter Chris,iausburr. W. X.
Marshall B.acks5arg. II s. Coe. Newport. A.
@ Ti>her,y New Castle Mission. J. t. smith.
Cauwba vs.. w. Heddck. Fincastle. T. w.
Brown, Amsterdam j. IT Henderson. Bote-
tour-, Robert y. Ross. Clifton FORGE. J. NJ.
Hau.er James River Mission s. VI. Bowman.