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| the next theme, and he warned the young men
/ against its lie cnnfinned

| inc neAU tneme, ana he warned Une young meI
against its use. He continued:
We orthodox Church, although we not
troubled about REORGANIZATION and infant election and even
now see onehaf Of that great body which has been SC
exercised on these themes has crossed over the river
and the other half standing shverng on the brink
knowing they have got TO later
ppause) This Church stands for the priesthood OF the
individual and the catholcity OF each soul
REPLYING TO THE BISHOPS QUESTIONS.
The Bishop then asked the candidates the usual
| Observation-Disclosures they believed III the form OF
church discipline. whether they would keep the
| rules of the preachers if they would employ all
| their time in the service of God. whether they
would recommend fasting and abstinence, both
| by precept and example, and If they would alb
stain from the of tobacco. To all these Gucs-
tlons the candidates replied in the Affirmative
', The following local preachers were admitted TO
| Deacons orders: Acton I: Civil. W. II. Van Hoe
sen, Charles Samuelson, Robert Davidson, 6. w.
Carter. L: I: Conrade. II. |. Hohe. The appica-
ton Of w; II. Ferre was refused TO travelling
elders orders the following were admitted: 5. IL.
Scott. A. Lincoln Shea, W K. Evans w. II. vohn.
tentne. To local elders orders Ezra s Triple,
Veto l.. Calebusa and Robert Knapp were ad-
mitted. 1t was afterward found that through a
| technical mistake the election of the first was
illegal. and the Bishop was authorized by the Con
SoG b TO M nipple b wn Secon ade
mitted through the missionary rule. he il I'M
able TO speak English, being an Italian mission
II
Castle Garden.
The following officers of the Conference Mission
| airy Society were elected President. H. \. Lewis
vvl n T. Lodge NJ t. Lent ID. W. C.
urer, w. G. Browning; managers, l. H. Lent.
| Charles Sager W. A. Mackey. John p. IIcrmancc,
o. A. Merchant, E. L. IIoiecker. +. S. Bishop. and
! John Mcconnell
METHODIST TEMPERANCE TALKS.
| The Conference Temperance Society held its
OH no
| Dr. W. c. Smith presided After the reading Of
the secretarys and the trcasurer's reports. rcsc.
| buttons concerning the deaths of the Rev c. Il.
North and the Rev Mr.. Zero. who lad been
officers of the society. were adopted Hearty ap-
plause greeted the first speaker of the evening.
| the Rev DR.. Kynett He first told Of the growth
of the sentiment against the liquor traffic. and
then said that the platform of the Methodist
Church was Total abstinence for the individual
and entire prohibition for the traffic
Who continued he is in favor Of this
traffic outside Of its slaves and the liquor dealers ~
| "a voice from the audience" The man who makes
handouts "-Laughter)
DR.. Kynett-well. guess that's so. will admit that.
But It Is purely a money How suppress
this evil! BY driving saloon Of politics. Utterly
support political party that sells out
the saloon. I'm not third party man either "A
voice-Why aren't YOU, Doctor2 Another Noice-What
al youD
DR.. Kynett-I am Republican. Before that was a
good Democrat I've reformed daughter would Ike
organize the liquor dealers into separate party II
they would only come politics. we'd whip them 30
quick that we'd make heads swim. daughter and
APPLAUSE
General Clinton B. Fisk was received with much
applause as he was introduced He began by
calling up "reminiscences. and said that 1t was
| exactly fifty Years since he attended his first
conference Speaking Of Or. kyretts remarks
he said
don't know why DR.. Kynett give the liquor
dealers new party the next breath he declares
they have had two pacs already Dr. kynett wants
the saloon out Of politics. How are you going
to do it That's what want TO know. II you would
fight the enemy must meet him On his own ground and
politics and fight him there and We hay
need OF and backbone.
General Fisks remarks were exceedingly witty
| and interesting and called forth much laughter
| and applause. The Rev. DR.. Leonard was the
| last speaker.
The following officers were elected for the en-
suing year: President DR.. W. Z. Smith vice
| presidents, Bishop f. o. Andrews. Dr. j. Day.
The Rev b wsO1 Dr. W. and SG .Ss R ,e
| Delos Lull; clerical MANAGERS, DR.. A. d. YAH
6. Clarke f. 5. Bishop, D. H. Hannabnrgh, }. NJ.
| Cornish Dr. Mileys Bdwcll Lane A; ostIandcr;
C. II. McAnney; lay managers, Bowles Colgate,
G. Waldo Smith, j. ID. Slayback. j. >. Mel can.
HnyleT K W GouTne VIM A. NJ r r"5SsGn "l1
Devoe, g. G.. Decker; secretary. W. l.. kctchan :;
treasurer. S. Merritt; assistant treasurer. : +.
McCutchcon.
SERVICES IN METHODIST CHURCHES TODAY.
Many Interesting services will be held in
Methodist churches in the city to-day. In Cal
vary Church, where the Conference j. in session,
Bishop Goodscll will preach IN the moTnln-. In
the afternoon Will occur the ordination oi D,acons
and Elders, with the Sacrament OF the LoTd :
Supper. The anniversary Of the Educational
Society will occur in the evening, when the Rev:
". +. Albrecht the Rev ID. ". g. Thompson. and
the Rev. DR.. c. II. Payne VIII speak.
In St. Jamess Church. at Madison-avc. and one
hundred-and-twcn ty-siXth-st.. the Rev. Or. y. ).
Kynett will preach i'll the morning. and III the
evening the anniversary Of the Missionary So So.
cjcty will be ueld. Addresses VIII be made by
the Rev j. w. Selcck. the Rev. j. H. Bohiman
and the Rev. Dr. A. b. Leonard.
In St. Luke's Church. In Forty -frst-s.. the Rev.
Thomas Bond will preach in the morning ana an
elaborate Easter programme will be carried on'
by the Sunday school in the afternoon
St Johns Church. in Fiity,third-st, VIII nave nave
noon and sermon by the Rev. Dr. Mey, OF Drew
Theological Seminary, in the evening
The Rev. DR.. John Riley Thompson will preach
in his old church, the Washington Square. IN
Fourth-st. in the evening
In the Madison Avenue Methodist Church. the
Rev DR. b y. Ray mond, the president of Wesleyan
University. will preach in the morning ana MIS-
Maud Morgan, the harpIst, Will assist IN inc
Easter festival in the afternoon.
The Rev. Andrew Schrivcr will occupy the
pulpit Of the Central Church in Scventh-aVc
rear Fourteenil-st in the morning. and the Rev
James NJ YeaQcr. in the evening
The Cornell Memorial Church viii hear the Key.
Dr. w H.. Spencer in thc morning. BOWLS 'ol-
gate and the Rev. Joseph Baird in the afternoon.
and the Rev DR.. o. j. Cowles in The cv,enng
The Rev s. q. kcyser will preach in the AspnrV
Church in the evening the Rev w H. van Hocsrn
in the Thirty-ifth-st Church in the morning.
the Rev. Mr.. Macdonald in Morris Dock Cnnrch
i'm the evening, and IT, St Stephens. Ming
Bridge the Rev r. G. Master in the morning. and
the Rev r. A. Lawthcr in the evening.
THE EAST CONFERENCE.