Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-19
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special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
CFNpREv1lLE, Nd, March 10 "A
rousing reception was rendered and big
lunch con given the 100 clereymen ana
over 200 invited guests. who Will attend
the opening session TO morrow al the
Arlington Hotel tonight BY the people
of Centreville The purpose. Of the DC
casion was to introduce the Aisitors to
each other The reception began at 10
o'clock. lasted one hour. and wss pro
nounced success Many brief speeches
were made and the hour was indeed an
enjoyable one.
The work Of examining the applicants
and candidates commenced on Tuesday
evening aud was concluded late yesterday
afternoon. The result Of the exsmina
lions will probably be made known in the
reports OF the various committees at to-
morrow mornings session. The second
and third year candidates were examined
at the church and the fourth year at j..
D. Covelrs residence.
The applicants for admission on trial
were NJ. Bowman Of Drew Seminary
F. P. Cooper, Edwin Gardner, Cecil
county, Nd J Il. Geoheggn, Kent
county, Md J. P Jones. J. W Locates,
Queen Anne's county, Nd. " H
loller Drew Seminary; +. B Short,
| Worcester, Nd 81 @. Turner. Kent
county, Md James H. Robinson, Fal
mington.
The first years class was examined at
Cherries e. Barman's home. It was IS
| follows: John E Franklin, julius A.
Brewington. Aoysius Green, George w
Bound and w d. Mitter The second
years class was as follows. Trustin .
Smoot w P. West, James f Graham
Samuel r Max veil, John r Todd, Sam
uel ]. Baker and William p Taylor, M
Baker was i'll and Mr. Taylor was absent
during tie examinations
The third years class was the larges
OF all. It was as follows: w. 2. Comp
| Ton, G P, Swain, William Sheers. J. W
Gray. 4 l.. Price, F. r Carpenter. w
| w Chaires, Frank Fletcher.J. +. Ander
son, g T Anderson and G. P. smith
The fourth years class, the smallest, wa
Revs s. NJ. Morgan, r T. Cour. eY an,
2 q. Webster.
At the FIRST public meeting Of the con
ferencs the temperance Gnniyerssr.
which was held last evening, the ehurcl
was packed to tho doors. Kew. Samue
Small D. D the famous temperate
evangelist, preached a stirring sermon
Rev A s. Mowbray had engaged tn
evangelist to deliver his celebrated lee
ture From Bar-room TO Pulpit. 70
which an admission fee was to b
charged. Rev Charles A. Hill, pastor o
the n E Church here. entered stron
protest and Mr. Small decided to coang
this program and preach a sermon. Nj
MoHb bray also made feeling address.
Bishop @. b Fowler is here aud Is th
guest of Mrs Anna Halmer Much ap
pfehensicn is maintained over ths sp
pointments he viii make. Il is a curren
rumor here among the clergymen tha
the bishop will completely change thing
around, as he did at the Pennsylvani
Conference, which adjourned few day
ago at any rate the ministers VIII
have accepted calls to different charge
are beginning to feel that there is pro
liability of their being sent anywhere i
the bounds of conferences Nearly ever
home, of every denomination in Centre
Vile contains a member Of or visito
, TO the Wilmington Conference.