The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-01

educaflol-D- L. de0TEe. III - An0eFSolis
w. B. Carishers and W. H. Marks. Bible
cause-W. J. White. ". =. Ticknor- J. W
Helm and Sidney smith ConGerence re-
Iations-R. C. Moter. T. G. Ferguson, A.
Maxey and W. T. Kooniz- Episcopal
fund.-. W. Atkinson, Indian affairs
Frank Utter, W. s holcomb.
VI. II. Marvin ard II. r Brown
Missionary needs--S. z. Parsons Con-
ference steEards-N. s Anderson, n NJ.
Waltz. I. G. Ferguson ami Heary Brown
Audifing-A. e Lsasher. ". O. Benadon,
]. c. Airkgnan and Lee A. Johnson. For
eign population f. Wilcox PariRc Id
Focafe-J- Swain, J ". B'uett, Henry Ras-
mus and T. Hoavlani. Books and period
icals-F. l. Young. W. {. Turner, A s.
MuIsigan anl A. c. Spencer. Book ac-
counts G. kirzman- Postotfice ad-
dressed. e. George. Publishing min
utes-Ths secretaries Public worship
d. G. sivoHg AID ". T. Ford.
Woman's ho,ne Missionary socieIies-W.
O. Benadon. ~ II. Minor. Lee 4. Johnson
and III. W Walk
Wonau's Foreign Missionary Society
W. Bowse-. w. !. wnts. NJ II. Ma-via
and Frank SpanidInS- Observance Of Sab
bath--T. l. Yonng. v. C. Eyess. William
Deweese aud L. ]. Whiscomh.
Conference mail Robert Warner.
Memoirs-R r. Manier. G. G. Ferguson
and A. C. Spencer. General conference
entertainment III. Rssmus. l. ]. Whit
comb. w. T. Koonfz and A. G. Wilson,
The character OF The following effective
elders was passed. and those IN pastoral
charges reported the amount OF their
benevolent eoiIectioas: !. W. Biuett, w.
7. kconiz. IL. s White. r. G. Afoter, W.
r. Phelps, T. i. Towncr. ri. ". Waltz, A.
e. Wilson. ". s. Tarner. T. II. Nanisr,
N. N. Waltz. V. c. Evers. ]. W. Maxwell.
Ferguson. II. Rasmas, John Eren. S. Gas
ccin. Thongs Pearn. George Waters. w.
q. simpson. ID. f. George. u. ". Kennedy,
W. I. Ford, A. Maxey. {. smith, II.
Brown. j. C. kirkman. y. W. Van Dusen,
g. W. Rigby, ". Bowscr, :. J. Mhitcomb
and r. T. Bisby.
The names of he following surernums-
rary preachers were called ard lneir rela-
non continued: II. A. Anderson. W. ~
Hail, John l. Come anu j. W. Rirby. X.
Barrett's relation was referred 70 the COM
mitfes on conference relations. l.. y. =.
Anderson VAS continued in the super
numerary relation and was transferred to
the South Kansas conferences.
The names of the supcranuatei preach
ers were called. viz: I. Hoaglaud. w. B.
Carithers and I. {. Roe, and their rela-
tiorAs were continued. The name of J. w.
Alien was called, aad il vas stated that be
had died during the year.
The following visiting brethren and re-
cent transfers TO this conference we're in
troduced TO the conference Dr. Young,
w. w. Van Dasen. ". c. Evers, Fl. M.
Mobbs. Chaplair Aacumber. OF me u. 5.
army; s. NJ. Dayton. OF the general con-
ference and W. Miner
DR.. Young addressed the conference in
explanation OF the operations Of the board
of church extension, setting forth lhe con-
ditlons on whicA the beard aids in the
building OF churches.
W. c. Gray. presiding e.der of the
Columbia district. presented his report Of
the work done in his district.
A motion that when the conference
adjourned. il sdicurn 70 meet as ? p. m. 10
hold q statistical sessiaa. ~as adopted. and
the bishop appointed W. ). Turner 10
preside in his absence.
Rev. Perkins. OF the CombeTland Presby-
terrain church. was introduced To The con-
ference. also Rev. Warren, Of the Genesee
conference
The conference met in statistical session
in the afternoon TIE rois was called and
the brethren presented taeir reports and
adjourned fiil $50 tomorrow morning.
at p. m. Rev. w. Bowser preached the
annual missionary sermon from the text.
Isaiah xxi:i2: The Morning Comeih-"
The sermon was an intelligent presentation
OF the missionary field and Work OF the
church.
At 1850 p. n. the conference was given
a reception in the church by :ae citizens Of
Dayton. Judge A. II. Bend made felicif-
Gus address on behalf OF the citizens, and
Bishop Vincent responded on The part OF
the conference in exceedingly appropriate
remarks. After the recertion Dr.. a. E.
Young addressed the audisnce "a the in-
terest OF church. benevclence in general,
and church extension IN particular. The
address was inspiring and deiigased the
audience.