Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-03
regular order. bu. the question must be taken

/ the reading: the appointed addresses shall be
/ allowed fifteen minutes each. After the ap-
! pointed addresses whatever unoccupied time
| remains of any session shall be devoted to a
general discussion of the topics under con-
| sideration. but no member shall occupy more
| than five minutes or speak more than once on
/ the same subject
The appointed addresses may not be read,
but notes. as aids to memory, may be used.
8. At the close of the regular order at the
final session of leach day the president shall call
for a report from the business committee. In
debates on reports whenever presented no men,
Der shall occupy more than ten minutes, nor
speak more than once on the same report, but
the chairman of the committee, or some
one designated by him, shall be allowed ten
minutes in which TO close the debate.
.. All votes taken in the conference shall be by
individual count without any reference to the
particula- body with which the voter is con-
nected.
TO- No votes shall be taken on matters affect
ing the internal arrangements Of any of the
several Methodist churches
II. Any alteration Of or addition to. these
regulations thought desirable must be sent to
.he business committee and reported back to
the conference before final vote is taken, and
no rule shall be suspended except by consent
OF three-fourths of the conference.
N B-Ihe manuscripts of the essays read
and Of addresses delivered, being the property
oil the conference, should be Immediately passed
over TO the secretary of the conference for
publication in the volume of the proceedings
OF the conference. Compliance with this rule
Is absolutely indispensable to accuracy in the
records of the conference.
now, AS TO TICKETS.
The general impression now seems to be that
all the arrangements practically complete.
So far but little has been said as to general ad-
mission to the sessions of the conference. In
the completed program now almost ready to
De Issued. are the following regulations to
admission and other matters of importance:
Admission to the conference will be by
ticket
Delegates tickets will admit to all the ses-
sions of the conference. ALI other tickets will
admit only to single session, and will be taken
up on the admission of the bearer to the
church.
The arrangement for giving out tickets for
general admission will be In charge of a COM
mittee At the seat of the conference, and will
be duly advertised.
special arrangements will be made for the
representatives of the press.
Platform tickets will be given out only by
the business committee.
Mail for delegates will be distributed in the
pews before the morning and afternoon ses-
slons. 1t all other times delegates must apply
at The post Office III tine lecture room OF the
church. where q letter box will also be found
Tor the reception of letters to be mailed.
Il bureau of information i'll the church at
the seat of the conference will meet all inquiries
on the part OF the delegates and visitors
MRS. GEN. LOGAN WILL BE THERE.
Mrs. John A. Logan will assist ex-Mayor and
Hrs. Emery in receiving the delegates on the
evening OF the entertainment to be given at the
Emery mansion. The reception to the dele
gates will be by card of invitation from the
local Committee of entertainment. Ex-Mayor
Emery and his wife kindly acceded to the re-
quest of the committee to throw open the
doors of their hospitable mansion for this pur-
pose. The committee will probably issue
about three hundred tickets in addition to
those tor the delegates.
PLAN OF SUNDAY SERVICES IN WASHINGTON.
WasEinStonians, who have been indulging in
little of mental worry because they did not
know just exactly what distinguished preachers
would address them in the churches during the
conference period. may now rest easy. IT they
cannot rest easily, why let them rest as easily
as they can-the following schedule is correct:
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Experimentation IL, a. M, Bishop j. 2.
Newman, ID; pm, President I. b. Stephen
son. DID, October Is, am, Bishop A. G. Hay
good. DID.
Foundry-October II, am, Rev. ". J. Daw-
son; Pm, Bishop Z. &. Andrews, ID. Oc-
tober Is, am, Bishop G. u. Galloway. DID;
pm, Rev. John Bond.
Wesley Chapel-October II, a m, Bishop E.
r. Hendricks; pm. Bishop i. W. Joyce, DID.
October Is. am, Bishop 1hos. Bowman, d. D.,
LID; PM. Eev. William L. Davidson.
Union-October II, a. M, Bishop T. S. Foster,
DID,, LID; pm, Rev. Samuel Antliff, DID,
October Is, am, Bishop ]. G. Granbery, d. D..
p M, Rev. Jacob Todd, DID.
Hamline-October IL. a. M, Gen. Supt. Rev.
A. Carman, DID,; PM, Rev. J. Smith spencer
October is, am, Rev. A. Coke Smith, DID;
pm, Rev. VIM. II. Fitchett, B.A.
WauSh-Ocrober II, am, Bishop A. W.
Wilson. DID; pm, Rev. Henry Evans. ID.
October Is. am, Rev. Prof. Geo Patterson:
pm, Rev. Frank Ballard, MA.
Ryland-October II, am, Bishop &c. keener,
DID,; pm. Rev. j. ID. Lamont. October IT,
am. bishop j. NJ. Walden, DID,; pm. Rev.
John Ehoades.
Waller, ID. d.; pm, Rev. L. G. Selby. October
Is, am, Bishop D. A. Goodsell, DID,; pm,
Rev. Joseph Spence.
dunbar ,on-October II. a. M, Bishop VIM Y.
Ninde, DID,; pm, Rev. Josiah Hudson, "A.
October Is, am. Rev. W. F. Harrison. DID ::
pm, Rev. Robert Jones.
Fifteenth Street-October IL, am. Rev. I.
s. Geddes: pm. Rev. A. Il. Leonard, DID. Oc-
tober Is, am, Rev. VI. Lelievre DID,; pm,
lev ]. L. Wilmington.
Fourth Street-October IL, am, Rev. W. L.
Griffith. DID,; pm, Rev. H. T. Marshall Oc-
tober IS, am, Rev. J. ]. smith, DID,; pm,
Rev. William F. Slater, MA.
douglass Observation-Disclosures II, am, Rev.
n. Burwash, STD. p. m, Rev. James Graham
October Is, a. m, Rev. Josephus Anderson D.
North Capitol Stakeholder IL, am,
Bishop H. Il. Becker. DID,: p M. Rev. Thomas
Allen. October 49, an. Rev. T. Worthington;
p. m. Rev. John Truscott
Grace-October IL, a. m, Rev. David Young:
pm, Rev. David Morton, ID. October IS
a. m. Rev. j. Hugh Morgan; pm, Rev. d. II.
Muller. DID.
Fletcher-October IL. a. m, Rev. ]. P Lam
dis. d. d.: pm, Rev. George Windram. Oc-
tober Is, am, Rev. William Gibson. MA
Gorsuch-October IL, am, Rev. Il. T. Rob-
erts, ID; pm. Rev. +. Humphries. Octo-
Der is. a. M, Rev. Wilmot Whitfield; D. H., Rev.
j. II. lockwood.
Twelfth Street-October II, am, Rev. J.
lierridge Batt; October Is. am, Rev. d. c.
Knowles. ID.
Anacostia-October IL, am, Rev. W. F. Old
hams; p N, Rev. n. 5. Terry, ID. October
Is. am, Rev. ID. Mckinley; pm, Rev. c. b.
l.Iddiek, ID.
Asbury-October IL, am, Rev. c. n Gran
olson, d D.; PIN, Rev. J. C. Hartzell. DID.
October Is, an. Bishop l. W. Joyce, d. D.;
pm, Rev. Z. W. 5. Hammond, DID.
Mt Zion-October IL. a H., Rev. d. w.
Hayes, DID; pm, Rev. ii. r. Revels, DID.
October Is, IN, Rev. J. b. Scott, ID. D.; pm.
Bishop II. W. Arnett ID.
Ebenezer-October IL. am, Rev. Z. W. s.
Hammond, D. D.: pm, Rev. A. Z. p. Albert,
DID, October Il, am. Bishop W. Hawkins;
pm, Rev. A. Walters DID.
Central-October II, a. m, Rev. J. W.
Hughes; pm, Rev. T. G. Slater. October Is,
am. Rev; b. L. RuIley; pm, Bishop C. Il.
Harris. ID. ID.