Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-12
N. p. APPOINTMENTS.


The Assignments Made BY the Conference
ut Laurel, Del.
The Maryland conference of the Methodist
Protestant Church last night at Laurel, Del,
adjourned to meet on the first Wednesday Of
April, 1894, in Georgetown, D. c.
LIST OF APPOINTMENT.
The following appointments were made yes
terday:
Accomac, J. E. T. EwelI; Alexandria, F. T.
Benson; Amelia, ]. G. Sullivan; Baltimore. E.
0. Ewing; Barren Greek, H 8. johnson; Bed
ford, @. ID. Edmondston; Belair, 8. A. Hoblit-
gel; Broadway. J. I. straughn; Bethany, G. L
Wolfe; Brooklyn. G. W. McCready; Cambridge,
d. w. Ansline; Campbell unsupplied: Caroline,
G. II. Day; Cecil, F. H. Mullineau1; Central. 8.
]. Smith: Centerville, 8. b Tredway; Chesa-
peake. Jesse Shreeve; Chestertown, W. R.
Graham; Clayton. g. J. Smith; Concord. J. W.
Paris; Conquest, G. J. Hill; Crisfe!d,
Cumbsrland. B. F. Kindley; Chincoteague,
]. F. Valiant; Delmar. J. A. Wright;
Deer Creek, c. H. Littleton; Deer Park, W. C.
Lane; Delta. J. B. Jones; Dorchester, G. W.
Haddaway; Dover, L. NJ. Warner; East Balti-
more, X. W. Bslderston; Easton, J. NJ. Sheri-
nan; Elizabeth, W. III. Poisal; Eutaw, H. c.
Cushing: Fairfax, G. P. Knowlin; Fawn Grove
]. L. Elderdice; Fairview, W. B. Judefnd;
Finksburg, 8. W. Coe; First Church, G. B.
Bacchus; Franklin City. A. g. Beane; Fred
erlck, ". W. rarlnS; relton, A. A. Hartman
Frederick, F. H. Lewis; Georgetown, D. c.,
W. r. Graham; Georgetown, Del, L. A. Ben
nett; Grove, A. D. Dick; Greenwood, T. H.
Wright: Hampden. ]. W. Gray; Harper's Ferry,
c. X. McCaslin; Harrington. ]. E. Nicholson;
Heathsville. ]. H. Daughertv: Howard. W. J..
G. R. Donaldson; Indian Mission. unsupplied;
Jefferson. W. NJ. Strayer. T. r. Revelle; Ken
nedyville, r. l.. Lewis; Kempton. J. W. Charl-
ton; Kenton, E. b. Taylor; Kent Island, B. A.
Dunn: Laurel. s. C. Ohrum; Leipsic, unsup-
piled; Liberty, S. F. Casson; Lisbon. W. b.
Litsinger: Lynchburg. s. r. Murray: Mariners,
H. ". D. johnson: Middleway. J. Z. FORESTER;
Milton. r. Z. Williamson; Mount Tabor. K. X.
Lewis: Mount Nebo. C. NJ. Cullum: Marley. W.
G. Holmes: Newark. L. r. Dyott and E. C.
Makeska; North Carolina Avenue. David Will
son; Nicholas Memorial, J. r. Nichols; New
Gill; Oxford, J. W. Trout; Oak Grove. E. s.
Fooks; Prince Georges, NJ. W. Sorden; Pipe
Creek, d. 7. Lassell Pittsville. Avery Dono-
van; Pocomoke, Elmer Simpson: Pocomoke
City, Hugh L. Elderdice; Powellvile,
J; F.: st Wooden; Pstapseo. unssuPpied;
E. R. McGregor; Quantico, W. W. White;
Queen Anne's, ]. H. Sewell; Reliance.
c. E. Mccullough: Rowlandsville, J. W. Norris;
Remington, b. b. James; st. James, J. L. Mills;
St. Luke's. W. J. Neepier; st. Michael's. W. D.
Phillips: Salisbury, j. W. Stone: Seaford, b. F.
Blake; South Baltimore. J. NJ. Yingling; Starr
Church. Bal imore, Frank T. Little: Stewards
town, s. d. Melvin; Susquehanna. J. F.. Maloy;
Sussex, D. J. Walter; Talbot, S. H. Green;
Trinity, d. W. Mather; Tyreanna, G. w. Hines:
Union, c. S. Arnett; Union Bridge. J. J. MUIR
ray; Warwick, b. p. Truitt: Washington Street.
w. s. Hammond; Waverly, G. NJ. Clayton West
Baltimore, ]. W. Kirk; Westminster. A. D. Mel
vim; Williamsport, Joseph Portch; Wilmington,
B. T. Jester.
Rev. S. R. Murray of Central Church. Wash
ington, succeeds T. E. Coulbourn, who was
ference last May. North Baltimore. which was
unsupplied last year, will have ]. NJ. Gill for
pastor. S. j. Smith is succeeded at Eutaw by
H. C. Cushing OF Kent Island, Mr.. Smith going
to Central Washington to succeed s. r. MUIR
ray.
Home for the Aged In Georgetown.
Capt. J. r. Cathell of Georgetown offered a
resolution which provided for the appointment
of a committee whose duty will be to devise
means for the establishment of Methodist
Protestant Home for the Aged. DIR. David
Wilson made speech in support of the meas
ure. and suggested that the home be established
in Georgetown. The resolution was adopted.
FINANCIAL REPORT.
The collections during last year for pastoral
support and general interests were reported by
ID. W. Austine as follows: Presidents salary
50, 354: Pastors salaries. S60.6s6 rental value
of parsonages, S11,3S4; current expenses.
S2S.47l; building Improvements. SAC. 256; paid
on debt. So.626-total paid for local interests.
Sl57.11S. General interests: Bible. S444: Tract
Society. 1908; conference. $3.50: seminary,
Sl,G33; ministerial education, $3.50: superan-
yates. g. 554; home missions. S3,479: general
home missions, 1892: foreign missions, :5 s55-
total, SIS, 439 Total for all purposes $173.2l7.