The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-28
MINISTER'S GET ANGRY
IN DrscUssXNo THE sEPAhAT1
scuooL SYSTEM FOR CATHOLICS.
Csustic and Uupsrllamentsry Language
INDUCED ina Complete A's'
Of tho Appointments

Episcopal Conference to hoia "s SeSS''"
ut that place next year was read ana &C.
cepted.
The committee appointed to investigate
the charges against Revs. Wheeler ana
Gilbert made their reports. and In both
cases the committee reported mat the
charges were unfounded. In the case oi
Rev. Mr. Wheeler another committee was
appointed to report further. the confer
ence not being satisfied, and Mr.. Whesier
asking for further Investigation.
Various boards and committees maze
reports this morning, and everything was
calm and serene until a resolution protest.
ing against the system of separate schools
for Catholics, proposed by Archbishop
Ireland and recommended by the Catho-
lies. especially for Maryland, as being
an attempt at the Union of Church and
State. and recommending that every
effort be made to discountenance any
such a move.
This resolution evoked very acrimo-
NOUS discussion, In which some very
caustic and supplementary language
was INDUCED In. Professor A. b. Pretty
man, OF Maryland. made a motion to lay
It on the table. Or. Smithson jumped to
his feet and denounced the motion as
cowardly.
The House sat breathless as Professor
Prettyman arose, and in angry tones said;
II resent that"
The Bishop seemed to have been so sur
prised that he did not call the gentlemen
TO order and the cross-fring continued,
and evidently the House considered DR..
Smithson's remarks as uncalled for. for
he was Kissed by preachers and visitors.
DR.. Smithson said he would stand by
his remark, but later apologized by say
ing he did not mean his remark as being
personal TO Professor PrettymaE. but
was cowardly.
Professor Robinson, superintendent OF
public schools for the city OF Staunton,
was elected president of the Valley Fe-
male Institute. at that place.
An extra session of the conference was
held tonight. ... .
The compete list OF the appointments
is as follows:
Baltimore Dstrict-Dr. Samuel Rodgers.
presiding elder. Baltimore, Central, j. w.
Duffy. j. n. Houk. supernumerary; st.
Paul. Charles W. Cook; Wilkens avenue.
l.. w. Hasup; Emanuel. j. II. Wightman
Frederick avenue, J. X. White; Airing
ton. III. II. Kennedy: Register
NJ. Stricken and r. l.. Fultz; Liga-
more. ]. II. Dulany. S. ]. Sarver; Fred
erick City. J. c. Hawk; Rockville. L. l..
Lloyd, j. II. white: Gauthersburg and
Boyds. Z. II. Hewey: Montgomery. w. f.
Wolf and w. S. Hammond. Beitsvilie, to be
supplied by +. V. Register; Hyattsville,
George II. Zimmerman; Emery, +. II.
Shipley: Wesley Grove W. p. C. Coe;
Laurel. J. II. Keehlman; Patuxent, W.
L. Smith
East Baltimore Dist-ict-James e. Arm
strong. presiding elder. Baltimore, Trim
ity. Felix r. Hill; Calvary. c. NJ. Bragg
North Baltimore, J. II. Wells; Taylor $,
William Melville: West Hartford. s. b.
Dolly; East Hartford. w. n. McDonaid'
Kent, w. J. Mitchell; Queen Anne. +. T.
Griffith: Church Hill, J. J.. Grant, Hills
boro, T. ]. Lambert; Easton Carlton. ID.
Harris. ]. T. Kesler; Trappe. F. NJ. Tot
ten: Royal Oak, c. X. Nilllcan; Severn,
l.. G. Martin; Wesley River. J. Il. An
drew Zone TO be supplied; Calvert, c. A.
Joyce Zone to be supplied; Prince George,
w. II. Wolf, Charles J. c. Sedwick; ST.
Mary's A. B. Skies.
Washington District-Rursey Smithson,
presiding elder. Washington. Mount Yer
non, Isaac w. Canter Epworth. j. G.
Jones. ]. W. Boteler supcrnumerary
Marvin, S. w. Haddaway; Alexandria. 7.
+. Carson: Falls Church. J. T. Williams;
Fairfax. S. V. Hiiderand Dranesville
s. 3. Sutton. II. NJ. Reed: Leesburg, b.
+. Ball; Hamilton. r. r. S. Hough Hills
boro, w. II. Concors, Lee Parrott; Mid
dleburg, II. l. Stevens; Loudoun, j. H.
Shipley, W. d. Keen; Piedmont, +. e.
Nevii; L. H. Crenshaw, supernumerary
Warrenton, ]. w. Grub; Fauquier Will
liam f. Miller Dec, duan, c. i. Simmons
Morrisville, j. o. Tackett; Subley. A.
Weller; Manassas. w. o. Ross; STAFFORD
L. Fox; Fredericksburg S. G.. Ferguson
Winchester District-David Bush, pre-
siding elder Wine hester, w. II. ID. Har-
ner: Frederick, Frazier FUR; Stephen 8
CITY. p. b. Vanhorne; Middietown. W. g.
Egglt ston; Strasburg, O. A. Wheat; Wood
stock. !. =. Stump: Edinburg. VI. s. Coe'
Front Royal and Riverton, c. NJ. Brown
Warren, w. w. Watts; Linden, II. A.
Wilson: Page, IL. s. Hout; White Post
Silas T.. Snapp; Berryville, A. o. Arm
strong, ]. ]. Engle, supernumerary
Rrucetown. J. L. Kibler; Darksville. j.
II. Wolfe: Martin sburg. A. NJ. Cackleyi
Berkely, II. A. Caver; Chariestown, H.
p. Hamill; Jefferson. A. A. Z. Neel;
Shepherdstown. +. A. Strother. John A.
Kern. professor in Randolph Macon; J.
=. HYDE, president of Valley Female Col
lege: r. w. Bond. principal of Randolph
Macon Academy, at Front Royal.
Rockingham District-James s. Gardner
presiding elder. Stanton and Mission.
j. II. Boyd; Harrisonburg. ]. a. Ander-
son, S. K. Cox superintendent; Bridge
water, l.. r. Jones. J. Harry Smith
Borassus. Thomas Cooper; Augusta,
Thomas b. Wheeler: West Augusta, A. c.
McNeer: Waynesboro and Basic City. J
G. Thrasher; New Hope. 7. ]. Miller
Rockingham, Thomas Buley: East Rock
ingham, Clarence L. Kennard: Elkton
w. NJ Waters; Port Reublic. j. Gilbert
Shenandoah, , Leonidus Butt; Luray.
Thomas w. Butt; Newmarket, ]. S. Por'
ter; Mount Jackson. j. s. Hopkins
Marksville. W. j. Whitesell; Fairfield and
Bath. p. s. L. Lixeas; Bells Valley. Fl
D. Bishop.
Roanoke District-P. II. Wisner. pre-
siding elder Roanoke-Green Memorial
W. F.. Hammer: Trinity. c. s. Stanton
81. James. George r. d. Collins; Grace
]. s. Engle: Salem, J. s. Hutchinson
Roanoke Circuit. J. L. Henderson; Vinton
C. II. Buchanan; Elliston. W. II. III
Joyce; Christiansburg. George d. White
Biacksburg. w. L. Dolly; Newport. W
w. Hedrick; New Castle, J. W. Canter
Catawaba, j. II. School: Fincastle. w
B. Dorsey: Amsterdam. A. o. Flaherty
Botetourt S. NJ. Bowman; James River
O. F. Burgess; Lexington. Forest. J. p
Prettyman. A. r. BOude. suuernumerary
Buena Vista and Wesley Chapel. J. d
Martin, l.. II. Groytill. Il. A. l.. Kregloe
supernumerary; Coliierstown. Harry l.
MyerIy; Collins Denny, professor In Van
derbilt University.
Lewisburg District-w. G. Hammond
presiding elder. Lewisburg. w. X. Mar
shall; frankfort. G.. @. Homan; Blu