New-York tribune., 1894-04-12
NEW POSTS FOR THE PASTORS.
METHODIST CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS
INTEREST At THE LAST DAYS sEssIoN-THE
BISHOP READS THE LIsT-WIIERE WE'LL
KNOWN CLERGYMEH WILL WORK

BISHOP READS THE IlST-WliERE WEI-i|-
KNOWN cLEHGYMEH WILL WORK
THIS YEAR.
Tie Ne?y York Conference OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church closed its nlne;y-ffth annual session
ut Calvary Church. Harlem. yesterday. at hooh'
The interest OF yesterdays session centred chel-
~ in the announcement of the churches TO which
the several ministers OF the conference were ap-
pointed for the coming year. While Ii Is true that
most Of the large churches extend a call to the
preachers they desire to have sent them, II Is also
true that in making the appointments the Bishop
has absolute power. and that nearly 300 men OF 'he
New York Conference sent out 70 minister to
church membership and constituency or over 2"V"
people bv the will o., one man. Many prominent men
in the Church think the time limit on the pastoTa'e
will be soon removed and then that the retention no
the itinerant principle os one year pasorates with
as many years OF return to the same pastorate as
usefulness and fitness dictate. will secure all the
benefits of both the nerant and settled pastorates
The closing hour Of the Methodist annual CONFER
ence when the appointments are read by the
Bishop, presents impressive scene that mas no
parallel in any other ecclesiastical body. because
Methodist minister IL a and not a called min
lister. The conference will hold its next annual
session In St. James's Church. Kingston. n. y.
IN THE NETWORK DISTRICT
The following are the official appointments:
New-Yori District Andrew Iongacre Presiding
bderATdseS u''Ii., Ite,dford Station b
Thompson; Boscobel W T. Dyke; Carmel. W. II.
Benhsm CrG1on Lak ; Shs 9aKeF EorTT
Walters: Golden's Bridge and Cross River. Ezra
nkeT Gny D. RcbaTd M aenah
II. Hannaburgh Kensico and Easi Hlew. e. -
W A. Chadwick; Mount Zor. r. H. Kelley; New
ford Street Clark Wrgnt: Calvary, \. b. kendig,
F. H. Carpenter Centenary. }. G. oakley; Central,
Of the Peop,e. 4 K Sanford: Church Of he Saviour.
Philip Germond: Duane Church, David Mccartney;
Eighteenth Street. J. a. Il. Wilson; Fhty,sixth
fourth Street W. F. Brush; Forty-third Street. f.
T. Wilson; Franklin Street. J. NJ Bennet;s; Grace
f. S. Tpple Jane Street, T. H. Barogwouath; Mad.
Heights r. Z. Bell; Mott. Avenue r. +. Wilson;
Paek PaTa Ayfnus Sf Hndrew e. sr ST. gS
Hanrower a9Ss 5: st. Il ETnes n GGpP lyon St. PaS
A. j. Palmer; ST. Stephens. Andrew Schriver;
street }esTs Ts%fn gH
Washlngton Heights, j. W Askery; washington
Woodlawn. Z. r. 4. Hiss; PeekskiL: First Church
Alfred Coons; ST: Paurs, Angeiow Ostrander;
Newton Wray: Purchase, John Rowe; Purdy,e Sta
ton Charles sager; Putnam Valley. Edward ash Ash
j. T. Pr Price: Tarrytown: Asbury " F. Compton
St. Paul's. c. II. McAnney: Tuckahoe. j. Y. Bates:
Church. S p Cadman: First Church. F NJ. Daven-
port. W. W. Alexander; Yorktown Heights, j. T.
tension Society. NJ. D. c. Crawford professors in
Drew Theoogical seminary John Mile Sc,o.R c. r.
suse University; James NJ. King. secretary of Amtr
can Protective Association general secretary for
the Society for the Protection of American lnstu-
tions.
EAST OF THE HUDSON RIVER.
Poughkeepsie District-Presiding Elder. r. H.
Travis; Ancram. J. s Ladd; Brewster. J. y.
Ramsay; Canaan Comm. Berthold Seeholzer Car
thage Landing, n. o. Lent; Chatham q. w. Miller;
Claverack, H. +. Brown; Cold Spring, j. W. n.
Dodge; Copake. f. s Potter: East Chatham. Is. +.
kill. II. c. Kerr; Fshkl- -on-Hudson. Sylvester
Lowther; Garrson's Aaron Coons; Great Barring
Housatonc Olass.). Joseph Long; Hudson, Edmund
Lewis; Hyde Park. James Douglass; townsville
vile Comm, f. y. Abrams Lee CIass). G. W. Nc
j. NJ Cornish Miiibrook, W r. Evans Millerton,
T. s. Bond: North Esremont, Afford lMass). +. j.
Highland, NJ. r. Lent; Pawling, B. c. Warren; Phil
mont. ". G., Oliver: Pine Plains. A. f. Barnett;
lessans dns Church, e' feds g. Hermsnce TniS G. H.
strobridge; Washington Street. G. H. snsdeker; eiS
lips Rhinebeck. W. A. MacEay; Rhineciif T il.
sd R9hnras SHARON S S@Sn a
Hoo HoOg: sioekbridge Giassy, William .Xc&5oyd:
pinger Falls. j. H. Michel: West Taghkanic. r. i.
Elsden; Wings Station and Dover Plains G. T.
NEvBURG THE HEADQUARTERS.
Newburg District Presiding elder. W. H. MIcke;
Alllgerve f. b. Crispell; Bellvale, r. NJ. Roberts;
Bloomingdae. r. A. Lowther Callicoon r. l.. Rose;
Central Valley. a. Stephens; Chester. r.. VI. STRAIT
ton: Cornwall, ". Z Clark; Ds2osii ;- 8 H. Scott;
Piper; Edenville, N l. HeTory' Ellenyills' w. :
Wimsas M EGgnuGs Psnn 'GRn H4S%g
Goshen, s.. F. White: Grahamsville. AdolPhus
eSok a e. Ga eHfsbfa Hshsnd s
land Falls: G. W. Thompson; Highland Mills, F. r.
Manor. Manor" G y Albert MaTleoroushi, + 6 il:
Adams: Middle Hope s and a"S Rosston ,6o F. s. Miles,;
Snyder; Modena. G. c. Francis; Mongaup Valley.
IaHlT H. Phps %eS6urs
Grace Church b " & ThomPsOn;; ST. Johns: Rsoa p
sfTGe a9q FraRk Ri + Bea MtfS
her Pine Bush Arthur JsmesSn; Pattski Vale:
soatsburg: Richard KiPelhan; Sugar Loaf i,, +; l.,
Edwin Hunt; Warwick. Arthur Thompson
NEW PRESIDING ELDER.
Kingston Dlsrict-E. s. Osborn. Presiding Elder:
Andes. Robert Knapp; Ashland. a. A. Walker;
Arena. j. L. Ketcham: Athens, Sheldon Merchant;
Bloomville J. =. Race Bovina j. 7. Car!ey; Cairo.
]. II. Lincoln: Catskln. c. a. Hoa; Coeymans. b.
y. Lewis; Coeymans Hollow. c. G.. Dening; Cox
sackie. ]. J. Dean; Croton. Orvlle Van Keuren;
Delhi, Thomas lamont Dormansville. Josiah Tet-
TTfaver; Emnehce, w. f. Morse; franklin. o. ..
Ses resn9e GSGS A. r HSn &Hck n
w. c. Willing; HensonvIlle. John Keogan; Hobart.
G O. Wn;sey; rfi:',!SA Kingston clnion-aye o. A. Mer
giant Es95ou J. G. BefheI Ferris s "mf
Vile. Vim j 3. Fyfe;. Maiden. Q, p. Dales; Mar
Peters: Oak Hnl. A. l.. Ferris Olive J.; g.
Price: Paenvlle +. T. Angevne; Phoenica, r. $.
Crawford: Pine Hill and Shandaken. NJ. b. Cum
mings; Port Even, J. p. Bengar: Prattsvlle. W.
Oscar Haviland: Shokan Harry Crawford; South
Bethlehem, W. II. Moser Stanford, George Hearn:
Summit Samuel Bullen Tannersvle W r. Goss;
Walton. f. ". Rows West Hurley. W. W. Shaw;
Windham. John Mcconnell: Woodstock c. II.
Travis: James Jackson. missionary in China; J. T..
Jayne, missionary in Utah.
4 REUNION OF CAVALRY TETERiNS
The lst New-Yorb Qincoln) Cavalry Veteran Asso-
ciaton will hold It's tenth annual reunion at Turn
Vcrein Hall. Sixty-seventh-st and Third-ave.. on
April 10 ROllcall will be az $50 D. The regi-