The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-12

Kennedy, E. Is. Prettyman; East Balti-
moro, j. N. Mccormick, H. S. Dulany;
Washington, w. Y. Young, G. r. Hill;
Winchester, J. A. Kerr, Thomas Locke;
Rockingham, j. l.. KILLER, j. w. +.
Allemong; Roanoke, Collins Denny,
John Chalmers; Lewisburg. E. II.
Henry, j. j. Hobbs; Moorefield, L. r.
Markwook. A. l.. Pugh.
Sunday-school board: Baltimore dis
trict, G. III. Wood, Z. b. Pretty, treas
urer; East Baltimore, G. II. thinner
man, 7. j. Magrudcr, president; Wash
ington, j. w. Carter, w. II. Thomas;
Winchester, o. G. Beall, M. l.. Walton;
Rockingham, w. w. Watts, R. Gait;
Roanoke, A. M. Cackley, G. l.. Stevens;
Lewisburg, w. II. Ballangee, j. NJ. Nc
Whorter; Moorefield, C. II. Wood, Full
Ter Bernard.
Board Of church extensions Baltimore
district, G. M. Brown, j. e. Crout; East
Baltimore, j. r. Andrews, secretary;
Jas. Cox; Washington, j. II. Dulany, w.
S. Embrey; Winchester, f. A. Strather,
j. III. Ford; Rockingham, S. X. Cox,
president; j. w. Newton, treasurer;
Roanoke, t. w. Brown, w. w. Ballard;
Lewisburg, D. F. Eutsler, E. C. Bare;
Moore6eld, ID. L. Reid, j. A. Robinson
Committee on conference relations
Baltimore district, J. d. Martin; East
Baltimore, Addison Weller; Washington,
7. G. hewitt; Winchester, j. S. Gardner;
Buckingham, R. t. Cunningham; Roam
oke, A. Q. Flaherty; Lewisburg, C. Sy-
densticker; Moore6eld, II. P. Hamill.
In the above committees the clerical
members arc the first named.
Committee on examination-J. M.
Follansbee, l.. r. Jones, w. A. Wade:
first year, j. L. Shipley, J. C. Jones, A.
nj. Cackley; second year, II. p Hamill,
W. j. Young, d. f. Eutsler; third year,
j. A. Anderson. w. N. Wagner, A. o.
Armstrong; fourth year, j. T. Williams,
d. Bush, S. W. Haddaway.
Committee on publishing interests
Clerical, A. A. p. Neel. j. C. Thrasher,
W. X. Marshall. j. o. Knott and II.
Cooper; lay,T. Hoskinson,F. G.Maxwell,
w. III. Thomas, J. w. Wood. FL. III.
Jones, James Chalmers, j. L. Williams
and L. Bernard.
On temperance-Clerical, ] w. Shoaff,
w. II. Sanders, w. A. Wade, j. r. Van
Horne, A. G. Armstrong, J. S. Hutchin-
son, c. M. Bragg and H. A. Browne;
lay, G. d. Prettyman, II. G. Carter, II.
M. Wood, s. e. Ray, c. Cable, L. Il.
Moreland r. w. Hill and j. T. Rod
ericke.
On Bible cause-L. w. Haddaway, T..
L. Griffith, S. v. Hildebrand, O. f. Bur
CESS and G. o. Homan.
On the affairs of Wesleyan Female
Institute-Clerical, J. L. Shipley, w. J.
Young, w. L. Doyle, L. r. Jones, II. p.
Hamill and j. A. Anderson; lay, ]. ].
Hobbs, E. B. Prettyman, M. L. Walton,
G. L. Stevens and A. L. Pugh.
On Sabbath observance-J. A. Ander-
son, c. e. Simmons, d. F. Ball, w. G.
Eggleston, R. M. Wheeler, Collins
A CO
e. Roy.
On district conference records-W.
N. Young, +. G. Maxwell, J. E. Alexan-
drla, nj. l.. Walton, j. c. Matheeny, j.
j. Hobbs, Jas. Chalmers and Q. Wheat.
w. b. Dorsey was appointed to can
vass for minutes and c. l.. Stanton was
appointed to distribute mail
On motion of DR.. Whisner board on
calportago was established and APP
pointed as follows: Baltimore district,
Rev. d. Bush and D. NJ. Armstrong;
East Baltimore district, Rev. L. NJ.
Lloyd and w. D. Smith; Washington
district Rev. b. w. Bond and James E.
Alexander; Winchester district, Rev.
Thomas e. Carson and q. w. Bam-
berger; Rockingham district, Rev. j. 7.
Williams and Reeves Gait.
The pastors of Roanoke, Salem and
Vinton, and the presiding elder of the
Roanoke district were appointed COM
mittee on public worship.
The following report from the South
ern Methodist Publishing House was
read and referred to the committe on
publication:
To the Bishop and Members of the Bal
timore Annual Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
BRETHREN: The following summary
of business for the fiscal year en- ing
April l, 1890, will show you the condi.
ton of the publishing house of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South:
Sales from merchandise department. $780,, 0i3 40
Sales from Christian Advocate de-
partnent.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~, l25.20
Sales from Sunday-school periodical
department. lO4, 1875 81
Sales from Quarterly Review depart
ment.. ..-..:... ;:.................. 2,aa7.3o
rent job, and contract work. 3S,11T.S
Total business from all departments. 1884 goo. AZ
Total business last year. 300,644 20
This shows an increase over last year
Oh. S}3QG d.
From the above volume Of business
we have u net gain in assets off,. 82,9i4.2S
April /, 1889, there were outstanding
bonds to the amount of Sl1,75O. OF
this the sum of Sits has been paid
during the past year and the bonds can
ceaed, leaving still outstanding, April
1, 1890, S10,575; against which there is q
sinking fund Of $10,745.O6, invested in
interest bearing securities, and S22,-
6S5.1o cash in bank.
The book committee found that the
increasing prosperity of your publishing
house justified an increase in the appro-
rf0f fSara TO- 10 l. a