The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-31

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aud hrothcrlv character Of this action.
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rom Scripture which arc supposed to have a
bearing on the work of tho meeting The
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receiving n bundle Of theso, letters at New
the ministers OF tils Conference This charge
was Whit le got up 10 protest against 81 Wig
One OF the minister's whose names appear in
the letter said Yesterday:
GOSPEL and II wRs IL very unchristian thing to
simuly met to protest against certain log roll:
n dee.araiion Q, principles. Then the names
Si Ola. lew men WI" might make ayailHble dele.
was decided on. 'f Ths circular misrepresents
have had lI anything to do with IT, = a.. .,-,
CorrespondiSC Secretary OF the Church tx:
the, Central Methodist Church Of this city. and
OF EJes
Of tie Newbarsh district. ''' iu''S '-''e'
Sims. Chancellor. Of Syracuse University. told
anniversary meeting Of the Ministers Mutual
hs SIS Society let was held Ct ScItHck and
missionary sermon.
i. was learned last night that a deter
mined effort is being made to trace the
expert has been hir ed to study. tile handwrit-
ing on II large number OF envelopes in which
Considerable evidence has been gathered
Which Is said to p2 p to = certain minister IN
Se beoro the s at T It's
session.
THE NEW YORK EAST CONFERENCE.
The annual session OF the New York East
tSs NeM In
lyn and Long Island. y portion Of New York
sion the Rev j. .. Peck introduced resolutions
nese similar to those Introduced in the New
York Conference, and they've adopted unan-
mce as s tns tnsns %
the object Of Which is to
Hu1otelo' ue nov. ". D.. IL rptuCNtey VI lle
will continue until Tuesday. There will be
business sessions every morning and adj
and evening. At tomorrow mornings SEES
sion the six clerical and two law delegates to
the General Conference will be elected.
1t Is believed that the question OF women's
representation in the General Conference will
come up In some FORM but no one expects
that it will lead to an exciting discussion
Last year the Conf ;'ronce was against women
three. fourths vote in the District Conference
and n two-thirds vote in the General Confer
ence.
THE NEWARK CONFERENCE.
The annual session Of the Newark Confer
ence opened yesterday morning In the
Methodist church OF Morristown. Bishop
Thomas Bowman presided. There were 100
ministers present, out OF u total membership
DE- j. Fl. Knowles. the Secretary OF the Sab
bath School Union. offered q resolution that
religious denominations ought not to exhibit
the methods and progress Of their work at the
he. closed on Sundays. and nlso that no intoXi-
eating liquor be sold on the grounds: This
resolution will be reported on mt the close OF
tho Conference. a resolution on Legislation
concerning the Chinese. similar to those Of
fcred Mt the New York and tho New York East
Conferences. was passed. A temporary branch
post Office and telegraph station has been
established In the basement ri tho church. To
facilitate work It was decided tiI'It the Confer
ence should be considered ~ business session
ut al anniversaries except those of missions.
and that the reports gernane to tho subjects
should be called for and acted upon at tho re-
SDectiye anniversaries.