The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-03-19

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|seenss end Ipciqepts Preceding the
opentRF. ccWplttss Work. Tenn
S CONFERENCE s gsssgsis. Last night
A speoiNl 10 the baltimore Sun says
sRPl'Sn st 9s Ss aS%Ss TRe
ftf examining the nppli-
Ioents Is as follows: Heys, II, Is.
Thompson, W. b. Gregg, L, +. White,
Isaac l.. Wood and Il, s. Mace. The
applicants for admission on trial are
nj. II. Bowman, OF Drew Seminary; +.
ID. Cooper, Edwin Gardner, Cecil; J. u.
lGeohe6an, Kent county, Md; J. p.
Jones, J. w. Locates, Queen Anne's
county, Nd; W. II. Loller, Drew Sem
iinary; +. u. Short, Worcester, Nd; ii.
70. Turner, Kent, Md, and James H.
Robinson, OF Pennington.
The committee for the first years
class is Revs. j. W. Easley, W. T..
Valiant, j.. p Otis, Robert Watt and
w. w. W. Wilson. The class was ex-
Iamined at Charles E. Harman's, and
was composed of John L. Franklin,
Julius A, Brewingtonr Aloyslus Green,
Geo. w. Bounds and M. ID. Mitter.
luo colliilllttec Ou stcOhu year clu55
lis Revs. G. w. Bushel, IL. q, Atkins, T..
"A. H. O,Brien, W. A. Wise and j. o.
ISypherd. In this class for examina-
ltlon are Trustin 9. Smoot W. p. West,
James L. Graham, Samuel Il. Maxwell,
John Todd, Samuel j. Baker, who is
sick, and Vim. p. Taylor, absent.
The committee on third years class
Is Revs. J. d. Kemp, Alfred Smith, T..
IL. Hubbard, W. L. Y. Bowen and A. S.
Mowbray. This, which is the largest,
was composed of w. Z. Compton, q,
IP. Swain, VIM. Sheers, j. w. Gray, r..
u. Price,F Il. Carpenter, W. W. Chaires,
Frank Fletcher j. T.. Anderson, G. Il.
Anderson and q. P. Smith.
The fourth years committee is Revs.
IN. nj. Browne, Il. X. Dreamer, ". II.
Avery, @. S. Baker and ID. T. Waddell
The class. which Is the smallest, was
composed OF ltevs. s. NJ. Morgan, Jr.,
IL. 4. Goursey and u. IL. Webster.
The second and third years were ex-
amined at the church andthefourth year
at j. ID. Covelrs. The work OF examin-
ing commenced on Tuesday evening,
and was concluded late this afternoon.
Nearly every home in Centreyille,
without regard TO denomination, has
IA member of or visitor to tho Whining
ton Conference to entertain during the
session. With few exceptions the IS
lclergymen and laymen composing the
body have arrived. Bishop q. A. Fow-
Ter is stepping at the home of Mrs. An
ma Halmor The clergymen are already
lapprehensive over the appointments,
as 1t Is stated that at the Pennsylvania
Conference, which adjourned a few
days ago, Bishop Fowler upset every
lbody's expectations by smashing a
number OF tho appointment states.
At the temperance ami, ersary last
might Rev. Sam Small delivered SER
mon. He had been engaged by Rev,
Ia. 5. Mowbray to lecture on the sub
ject prom the Bar-room to the Pull
pit" for which an admission fee was to
he charged. Rev. Chas A. Hill, pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal Church
here, objected to the arrangement, SO
Mr.. Small dropped his lecture and sub.
stltuted a sermon. Mr.. Mowbray also
spoke. The church was packed. The
residents of the town gave u reception
with luncheon, to those attending the
conference, at the Arlington Hotel last
might. The purpose OF tho reception
was to introduce the clergymen and
over two hundred invited guests to one
another.