Asheville daily citizen., 1891-11-14

opened with service led by Rev. 6. W..
Ivey. Minutes read and approved.
The committee on conference relations
made its report, which was adopted.
Question eventeen-"Who are super
numerarv being called, the following
names were announced: ]. S. Burnett. E.
!. Endairley, NJ. c. Field, S H. Helsa-
beck, /. +. Kcrans and {. d. Smith.
Question eighteen-"Who are superan-
uatcd?" ". W. Albea, c. NJ. Anderson,
]. W. Byrd, W. Fl. Cooper, s. M. Davis,
r. II. dwards. W. S. Holcombe, W. NJ.
Kerr, c. w. King, S. d. Peeler, c. NJ
Pepper, I...W. Puctt, {. Thomas and
j.. W. Wheeler were announced as sus-
tanning this relation.
Question twentv-"Are all the preach
crs blamcless in life and official rela'
tions ~. p. Finlayson, NJ. ID. Giles, J.
W. Strider, J. c. Rowe. K, G. Barnett. T.
A. Boone, K. n. Stevenson, 6. ". Hardi-
son. z. Paris, W. H. Leith, ]. S. Nelson,
K. F. Bryant, p. A. Groome, Fl. W. Bays,
T. W. Smith, H. NJ. Blair, w. S. Hales,
l.. +. Stacey, NJ. A. Smith, J. d. Buie, c.
W. Byrd, ]. T Slower, W. NJ. Boring, c.
G Little, J. II Moore. p. l.. Terrell, W.
b. LYDIA, !. A. Sronce, J. d. Arnold. b. II.
tomann, 7. 7. Salver, l.. T. Cordell J.
b. Tabor. j. A. Wiggins, 7. F. Mari, ].
o. Shelly, H. p. Bailey. r. NJ. Taylor
were called, made their reports and their
characters passed.
Question Sixth-"Who are received by
transfer from other conferences ?" being
called. the following were announced:
| ]. w. Bomar, n w. Pickens, T. Z. Wagg
]. {. Postell, from Holston conference,
d. Atkins, from Columbia conference, K
NJ. Taylor, from st. Louis conference.
Committee on publication of minutes
made the following report: That 1900
copies OF the minutes he printed, and that
$l70 be taken from the missionary and
educational funds to defray the expenses
On motion of II. T. Hudson it was or
dered that the minutes be sold for 10
cents per copy, and the money be turned
into a permanent fund for the publica-
tion OF minutes.
The committee appointed to report on
the Payne and Lane institute. submitted
recommendations as follows; That the
sum of $500 be assessed against the
the charges of the conference, and collec-
ted as other assessments, and that a
collection be taken during the session OF
the conference for this institute. Adop-
ted.
J. ]. Ransom, agent of the Payne and
Lane Institute, was allowed to address
the conference in behalf of this institution
for the education of colored people. NJ
+. church, north. has given about eight
millions of dollars for the education Of
the negro in the south since tn. war
The northern Baptist church has sent
south during the same time two millions
of dollars. rhe NJ. E. church, south
contributes about $12 2,000a year to this
work.
The collection taken for Payne and
Lane Institute mounted to S92 90.
The consideration of the report OF the
board Of education, which was made the
special order for II o'clock, was post
, poned till 10 O'Clock Monday.
Committee on Bible cause made its re
port. The report commended the Amer
lean Bible society, aud recommended
that $500 be placed upon the conierenc,
as an assessment. DR.. p. ], Car
raway opposed the Assessment.
K. S. Webb offered substitute for tn
committees report, requiring the preach
ers to take collection tor the American
Bible society, and not making an assess
ment. The substitute was adopted, an,
the report as amended was adopted.
The first report of the board of mis-
sions was read. 1t recommended nor
= concurrence in the resolution offered b
DR.. Caraway, providing that no none
- be paid from the mission fund to an
/, charge except it be called a mission
After discussion, the report was take
up by sections, 1st, that hereafter no rt
ceipts for money expended by the preacf
ers will be received by the board Of mi.
J siuns in lieu of money. Adopted. Th
recommendation by the bond non-cor
currence in P. ]. Caraway's resolutio
was rejected.
The report of the committee on co
portage was read by H. 7 Hudson, an
: adopted. The report commended til
work of T. Gattis, the conference co
porteur. Mr.. Gatts made few r,
marks in connection with the report
Eleven thirty O'Clock Monday mornin
was hxed as the hour for memorial Sc
vices.
Appointments for Tonixht.
Central church-Anniversary mission
ary board, 7:3O O'Clock, J. G. Staples,
! J. Ransom, Bishop Galloway.
Riverside-B. A. York.
Appointments for Sunday.
Central ,bprcb-9.3O. Love feast, p.
corraway. II n. M, Bishop Chas.
Galloway. an M. cbildren's mass NEE
= inc #, + Hudson: 7;30 D, M, 7. I
pave
Riyerside-11 a. M, W. W. Pyott; ia
%. M, ID. H. Conan.