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Richland, w. H. Stacy; Saugatuck and
Douglass, +. w. Corbett; Schoolcraft,
s. n. Pattison; South Haven, s. G..
Strickland; Springbrook, F. w. Haist;
Three Rivers, A. p. Morse; Vicksburg,
w. ]. Hathaway; wakeshms, L. w.
Lansing District.
PRESIDING ELDER, GEO. s. HICKEY.
Alma, J. w. Vickers; Bath, John
Klose; Breckinridgs. A. o. Carmen;
Charlotte, Z. G. Lewis; Dewitt, Thomas
Young; Eaton Circuit, w. J. Swift; Ea-
ton Rapids, l.. DeLamater; Elm Hall.
f. l.. Niles; Elsie, A. H. Sturgis; Grand
Ledge, Edwin French; Greshem sup
ply; Ithaca, ]. Fl. Thomas; Lansing
Central, Louis Grosenbaugh; Lansing
First, Isaiah Wilson; Maple Rapids and
Green Bush, A. w. Burns; Mason, w. J.
Maybee; Nashville, J. w. McAllister;
Okemos. d. NJ. Ward; Ovid, p. J. Ma
veety; Pottersville, M. V. 7. Smith; St.
John. c. G. Thomas; st. Louis, c. w.
East; Shepherdviile, George Bullen;
Sickles and Ashby, Jacob Mesner; Ver-
montville, w. A. Taylor; Waconsta,
and Delta. T. K. Rible; Winfield sup
ply, w. w. Chatfield; Perington, A. X.
Stewart.
Niles District.
PRESIDING ELDER, J. w. II. CARLISLE.
Bangor and Breedsville. A. Trott;
Benton Harbor, E. B. Patterson; Ber-
rien Springs, G.. A. Gosling; Buchanan,
w. 7. Cook; Cassopolis, w. Il. Strick-
land; Colonia and Watervlict, j. <.
Arney; Decatur, w. A. Prouty; Dowag-
lac, S. G. Davis; Eau Claire, j. II.
Skinner; EdwaIdsburg, w. n. Young
love; Galien. /. Barth, supply; Hart
ford, A. E. Hawley; Keeler and Silver
Creek, t. II. Nix; Lawrence, A. n.
Eldred; Lawton, E. II. Day; Marcellus,
w. w. Divine; Mattawau, II. III. Miller;
Niles, Thos. Cox; Paw Paw, A. C. Jones;
Pokagon. 1. b. Tallman; st. Joseph, T..
V. Armstrong; Stevensville, s. Trewins;
Three Oakes, Ira I. Welden; Vardalia,
]. III. Emmons.
j. Nj. Reid. honorary corresponding
secretary of missionary society of NJ.
+. Church, and member of Niles
quarterly conference. NJ. D. Carrell,
superintendent of Epworth League,
member OF ST. Joseph quartly confer
| ence.
No Churches Assigned.
Left without appointments in order
to attend one Of our schools: j. w.
Sheehan, Z. w. Lang, A. S. Williams,
w. w. Aylesworth, Prentice Whitman,
II. A. Morris, l.. E. Lovejoy, r. G. Hill
dred, r. r. Wrightman, Mahlon A. Ja-
cokes, II. p. Rankin,J. s. Montgomery.
YEsTERDAY'S MORNING SESSION.
Bishop Newman's talk to young
preachers on Monday morning was up
on Goodness Necessary to Success"
The minutes of the Saturday meeting
were read by Secretary Cogshall, and
approved.
The second disciplinary question,
"Who are admitted by trial?" was taken
proved: Owen r. Lovejoy, Edward A.
Armssro ng, George Birge, Nathan y.
Brown, A. A. Geiger, John c. New
inson. John w. Foy, Fred w. Haist, w.
p. Clark, G. +. Hoag. Vim. A. Robinson,
Hale Miller, Herbert l.. Potter, Samuel
j. Thompson, and Joseph A.. Phillips.
In every case the Bishop or some of the
Elders asked the candidate IL he used
tobacco, or il he ever intended to use il.
All were able to answer IN satisfactory
manner.
Joseph A. Phillips, who is admitted
| from the Baptist denomination, was eJ
amined by the Bishop for recognition OF
orders, after which he was gwen the
right hand of fellowship.
The standing and other committees
for the ensuing year were announced.
Rev. L. j. Spencer was reelected 70
the Michigan conference.
A motion TO continue X. J. FIoody in
his present relation was lost after con
| siderable discussion. Mr.. Fioodo is al
| present ia Boston at school. but severa
brethren testified to breaches Of dis
| eiplina aud heretlcal remarks on tn,
part OF the young man. AZ one time
| when he was too tired to attend service
he practiced a good share OF the day or
and old bicycle; smother time he said
he dnln't believe in the devil. The
case was referred 10 the presiding elder
| OF the Albion district for investigation
The case Of wm. II. Stacy, who lef
his charge after nine weeks Of laboi
without passing through the usual for
n1alities. came up II was decided tha
the action vas justifyabIe. and Mr.
etacy's character was pAssed, and he i
continued in bic present conference re
iati0n.
pr. Kyness, Of the Church Extension
Society spoke ia the interest Of "Chris
tauity IA Earnest"
Dr. Berry. editor Of the Epworts
Herald, wants more subscribers.
DIR. Clark. OF the Christian Advoeate
told ef The grand work done by ina
paper, Il making 10000 for sh'
ehuseh every ysaf.
Btshop sswmas suggested that dele
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