New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
CONFERENCES STILL BEING HELD.
NEwJERsEY METHopIsTs TO BE INCORPORATED
OTHER MEETINGS.

NEw7JERsEY METHopIsTs TO BE INCORPORATED
OTHER MEETINGS.
The Newark Methodist Conference at the Cen.
tenary Church. Jersey City, yesterday took action
looking TO the incorporation OF the society at the
next session OF the Legislature. The Conference was
unable to control OF several requests because
II WAS not Incorporated. The Conference obtained
the money left to 1t In this way. but the members
complain that II first went 10 the parent society IN
Philadelphia and then doed out to them. Al
this will be remedied by an act OF Incorporation.
and the Revs. S. p. Hammond, c. 5. Colt d. Hal
leron, J. l. Morrow and S. Van Benschoten ap.
pointed a committee to procure the passage OF the
necessary act.
+. L. Rounds. W. 5. Coyman. II. F. Randolph.
VI. A. johnson. G. J. sching. 5. o. Rusby. R. No
Laren, F. d. Decker and Olin 5. Twist admitted
to membership. Those OF them who are married
cheered.
"You needn't applaud said Presiding Elder
Faulks; ave are hungry for single men,
memorial service held In the afternoon.
The business will be- finished up this afternoon.
About fifty OF the clereymen who are attending the
Methodist Conference at Tarytown visited the state
Prison ut Sing Sing yesterday afternoon Principal
Keeper Connaughton showed them through the prison.
lie conducted their through the shops. into the death.
house and 10 " Murderer's Row. and explained "
them In detail the workings Of the death chair.
Danbwy Conn. April lo.-Ihe following prooa.
TONERS OF 1892 were passed into the class Of 1877
by tue NrW-l fIst To-Day QUO r.
Barthclow. Bridgeport; Elmer A. Dent, Unonylle.
Conn. benjamin r. Gilman, Bellpor l.. J.. Fred
.rck l.. Goodrich, MidletJwn, Conn: William II.
Hughes, Newlork; William ii. Kid. Windsor. Conn;
Isaac \. Nalsland Cod spring Ilarbor l.. !. Eugene
A. Noble bridgeport George c. Peck. wosiport Conn.,.
ozone, Park. l.. l. Henry {. whitney, Nichols, Conn.
The Rev. Dr. \. :. Hunt. corresponding secretary Of
the American Bible Society, spoae OF the gratifying
results OF the society's work In south ana Central
America. Mexico and lern. ap-H>ked the Conference
for further assistaIre. which was granted. The Rev.
DR.. q. f.. Reed. president OF Dickinson College,
Carlisle. Tenn, spoke of the little interest manifested
by tie Methodist, in educational institutions If their
denomination. The Rev. Harry X. smith, Of Brook.
Ign. was elected Ia deacon, orders. lie will DO OF.
dancd privately and will assist the Rev DIR. Chad.
wic!., OF brooklyn
By appointment OF Bishop Ninde the Rev. Dr.
Joseph Pullman presided AZ tn afternoon session.
The Committee on the Proper Observance OF the
Christian sabbath. through Us chairman. the Rev.
II. G. Glover presented Its report, which was
adopted. The report OF the Committee Missions
was presented and adopted: It shows that durin, The
year now closing n missionary Offering OF more than
*l,2j0.0OO was made. TIE Conference Temper.
ance Society held Its anniversary this evening The
oyos Hy M p To- op S"sR s England
Methodsi Conference to-day reports wcre received
from several districts. The Rev. J. ". Mills asked
10 be dismissed and to receive back his parchments,
but Bishop Good>cl pronounced This TO b. contrary
10 The law Of the Church. The Rev. 4. b. smy,he
president OF the AngloSaNon College az Foo Chow,
China. spoke apprecatlv"y OF the work Of the Rev.
tamtel Gracey, United state, Consul there Reso.
lulions were adopted. giving each supprannua,ed
preacher FLO year for each year Of his active
tribute per cent OF his income to the annuity
fund. The Rev. Mr.. Steele chairman OF tho com.
mittee on the Family and tho Home. presented Q
resolution against the laxty Of existing divorce laws