The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-12-13
CONFERENCE.
,ntSrS At WORK IN
u "" WILSON.

,, Thcy are Doing Rev.
yr :, q r'ulou charged With .l,ha ri""n, n,
0. H. p"nlnrities--other Notes OF
o., ,a.',,,.' aud progress .o.,,,o.oa
ps,'''I'B W. }. B. Martin. -.
%I m,n,nd McTyerre, represent
E" !, Nashville Publishing House,
Gr r..o.,ojuced = to the conference.
G nv. B,yton and j. Il. Camp
rld lqS R,y. I j. Campbell, of the
pq 'ad Inference, "p presiding elder of
rtansls n \ HO district, were introduced to
be e C9nlgii,an nolioa. I. J. Dayton was referred
% uo,mmittte on conference relations
'1e Vg V.gnpcrannuated list.
Nth, J, '1p 1rpampbell was presented the con-
J. u 20 . written request, for loca-
t'Hcs on motion his request was
pa' suE rb, question, who are received
cl1ieu' ,,r from the North Carolina con-
'f'a,,,' oiled The following were
aaa% N' ii. Moore, L. J Daily. J.
spottl,ai;., t,i;,,, 7 H. Davis, r P. Troy. S.
b ~. U,' II Lee j. B Bailey, Miles
ap'TD D Perry, NJ l. Grissom.
FG'' '.,.b oaestiou, ,y.z, who are admit
Ia' 3''l 3t''i'lcoiucction, was taken up. Hen
= ~, Y 'a, cole. George 7. Simmons j. ..
thla Iii Il Shore, NJ. II. Tuttle, Z y.
sAst s,G : soelrl, l.. 5. Etherridge, N.
~ y. ', watson. +. G. Glenn, Daniel Reid,
Yen rreyioasly passed the examina-
E'aSf character and approved by the
.o- INNING committee, were examined oy
- i'I59 Pi.sop in open conference and ad-
~;t,d n full connection.
Hg,y" ps q r Gattis read his report as
.or ny, and Sunday school lecturer
@Poi',o ,Sora5 he had sold 500 pamph-
h. \. and periodicals, aud n,l6o
S',, S@o5 "a 1000 worth of books
Srr, S"g tba years of his work be had
pu',9 w sS,1 10000 worth OF literature to
s.y,rtb carolina Conference.
w rSs i,' rsn5rf was referred TO the commit
IA On co.portage. r.
\ ttsy d, G. Getty, g. T. Smith, n.
q Gnitoo. trayeang preachers, passed
1s, examination aud were elected
elders. 80,
RsDor from the Publishing douse
nle follows:
Ne. from the Merchandise
M i.mrtmynt. t.............s1 1877, ,O43 AZ
ss nom Christian Adyo.
gaJ.plr.ment ....... 42,125. &c
Ssr5m 5 5 Periodical
mrment ........... 1O4, 4,426 81
SsTom Quarterly Review
fPArtWeAJ AJ.....,...... 5io~f o'
| Ss from mi.csllaneous
aarcrs, reat, JOB aud con.
Tract work .......... 3S,117 s.
Total business from all de-
par meu,s ............$ 3S4 900 a
Total business last year.. 800, GA 2
This shows an Increase over
hst year of............S SO, 800. .
From the above volume Of
business we have a net
gain in assets of.......S 50, ,944.2
April lst, 1882 there were outstaud
Ing bonds o tha amount Of Sl1, $50, c
lhs The sum OF IFS has been pal
during the past year aud the bonds Cal
eltd, leaving still outstanding, April
1870, 5000; against which there is
sinking iuud of $l0 745 06, invested j
laierest.bearing securities, and $22, ,9S(
y cash in bank
Nnen the case Of Rev. r o Burto
elmeup be arose and made a statemen
tie wanted work and did not want to |
Eeterred for either list. DR. Burto
moved to lay motion on table. Los
Motion to refer his case carried. III
y again protested aud made a p il
q law which the Bishop failed to su
tain.
resolution was passed authorizing
assessment on the conference of So
loRard expenses of Ecumenical conft
sase to Dc held at Washington, D G.
October, 1891.
lne roll call was responded to yestt
qay morning by II ministers and !
etsI'as, according to Secretary Bal
V)aat Aaqy ministers aud delega'
ea'ae In after the roll call, and ma
INC on The afternoon train yesterd
'q3 nave not yet reported.
Ney 4. McMullen was received
'9lsier from the Missouri conference
Dr. J. C. Morris, of Louisvi
assistant secretary Of the board of chu
tA,'Lislon, addressed the conference
,lai1 9saa1 OF his cause. He will deliyt
P1olc address tonight.
davenport Female college was ira
,'feo TO Western North Carolina c
ference.
Eey q. w Robinson was elected
v v.agr' Rev. IL. G. Staney was con
- news W. A. jenkins, and Jno.
'yaSe We're admitted on trial.
Nsy' Jno. II. Brooks, d. D.,
Introduced.
new W. I, Harrison addressed
os1lerence -, in reference to the Ecuen
~ ~ conierenee. He is the scholarly
~ n VI the Methodist Quarterly Rev
VI Dixon spoke in behalf of Gre
OVT9 70 Female college.
s. lue event of the day was the able
~ bV4ueht and timely address on miss
" h6V. DR. pOtter M;os;oparv Saor