The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-03
THE M.E.CONFERENCE
Preparations for the AS
semb1age Which Begins
Tomorrow.
TO TAKE PLACE At ST. LUKBS, NEWARK.
Where the Jersey City Ministers
Will Stop-Programme Of
Exercises.

MeGnodlSt MINISTER'S from all parLS OF bne
State, New York and even Pennsylvania
will meet tomorrow morning in ST. Lukes
M. E. Church, Newark, for the great event
in the Methodist Episcopal year-the annual
conference. That portion of the State in
which Jersey City and Newark churches ara
located, is known as the Newark Confer
ence," and tomorrow will see the beginning
of the thirty-seventh session of that body.
1t will convene in one of the finest churches
in Newark, and the people of that church
being alive to the honor and Importance Of
having to entertain Bishop W. z. Ninde,
his cabinet and hundred or two divines,
have been busy all this week making ar
rangements for their comfort Lastnight .
special committee met in the church and
completed their preparations.
WHERE THE CONFERENCE WILL MEET.
st. Luke's Church, in which the session
will take place, is handsome structure. 1t
had new front put In only recently, and
that cost S25, 900. The Conference will meet
in the church, while downstairs in the assem-
bly, rooms the committees and secretaries
will transact their business.
Bishop Ninde, who pays his first visit to
the Newark Conference, Is famed for the ex-
cellence of his character. He is an able
House of Bishops. During the session he
will be the guest of Mr.. F. A. Wilkinson,
No. 1862 Clinton avenue.
WHERE THE MINISTER'S WILL RESIDE.
There are four presiding elders and they
will be guests at the following places
The Rev. j. B. Faulks of Jersey City, at
No. 13 Murray street.
The Rev. C. s. Ryman of Paterson, at No.
126 Clinton avenue
The Rev. S. Van Beuschoten, at No. 162
Clinton avenue,
The Rev. s. P. Hammond of Elizabeth, at
the same address.
The ministers from Jersey City and their
addresses are as follows:-
The Rev. John Atkinson of West Side
Avenue Church, dimes at Oscar Brewers,
No. 1859 Broad street.
The Rev E. N. Crasto of Palisade Avenue
Church, dimes at the Rev. F. c. Baldwinis,
No. Is Murray street.
The Rev. Joseph W. Daily of Centenary
Church, at DR.. Vanhorne's, No. % Franklin
street.
The Rev. Samuel z. Doolittle of Bayonne,
at Charles P. Ross, No. 39ssGrant street:
The Rev. William Eakins Of st. Paups
Church, at Joseph Colyer, No. s99 Washing
The Rev. DIR. NJ. L. Gates of Grace
Church, at Mrs. brakes, Court and Broad
streets.
The Rev. Daniel Halleron of Simpson
Church, at Davis No. 943 Broad street.
The, Rev: j. G; jackson OF Hedding
Church, at No. IS Murray street.
The Rev, John Krantz, Jr., of Trinity
Church, at J. Il. Colemans, No. 81 Eighth
avenue
The Rev. Charles E. Little of Lafayette
Church, at the Continental Hotel, guest OF
The Rev. Daniel R. Lowrie of Emory
Church, dimes at w. P. Cleaver's, No. 1,l4A
Broad street
The Rev. W. s. MCGOWAN of Linden
avenue at j. n. Colemans, No. 81 Eighth
avenue.
DAILY PROGRAMMES.
The order of business of each day, begin
ming with tomorrow, Isl
IA. M-Sacrament of the Lords Supper
followed by organization of the conferences.
2P. M-Statistical session.
8P. M.-Mesting of the Newark Conferences
80 P. Morgan recital, Wenham Smith.
745 P M.-Anniversary Of the Centenary
Fund and Preachers Aid Society. Spea9ers
William H. Murphy and the Rev. Dr.. a. b
Kendig.
8 so A M.-CoDference prayer meeting.
8 A. M.-Busness session.
$50 p M-Anniversary of Sunday School
Union and Tract Society. Speaker, Il. Do
). 50 P. M.-Annivsrsary American Bible So
ciety. Speakers, Rev. DR.. W. W. nc6ett, Rev.
T.soP. M.~Annivsrsary Of Conferences Rdu-
cational Society. Speaker. Rev, J. y Adams:
$50 p. NJ M.-Anniversary Of Church Extension
Society. Speaker. Rev. DR.. W. A. Spencer
s.S0P. Mn Centenary Church. Meeting OF
t he Conference Epworth League.
7.s0 P. M.-Annlversary Of the Conferences
Epworth League. Speaker, Rev. Dr.. H. A.
Schell.
FRIDAY, APRIL e.
$50 A. M.-Conference prayer meeting.
ga. M.-Business session.
2P. M.--Annlversary OF The Woman's HoHe
NJ 0rool olror MFc X.
sP. M.-Anniversary of the woman's For
eigu Missionary Society. Speakers, mrs nary
c. Mind of Detroit and the Rev. DR.. B. b
7.s0 P. M.-Annivsrsary of General Edu-
cational Society. Speaker, the Rev. DR.. =, d.
8.SOP. M.-Anniversary of the Freedmen's
Aid and Southern Educational Society. Speaksrs
the Rev. J. w. Hamilton
SATURDAY, APRIL z.
$50 A. M.-Conference prayer meeting:
A M.-Business session; reports OF COM
mittees.
ist Episcopal Hospital Brooklyn, N. 7. Speak
or, Rev. DR.. ]. ). Breckinridge;
SUNDAY, APRIL 8.
ga M.-Conference love feast. Leader, The
1880 A. M-sermon by Bishop William Z
Ninde, followed by ordination Of deacons.
$50 P. M.--Missionary sermon bv the Rev. W.
B Wigg, followed by ordination OF elders,
I3OP M.-Anniversary of Missionary Society.
Speaker, the Rev. D.. A. 3; Leonard; o.,
730P NJ, in St. Paul's Church-Twenty-ffth
anniversary of Women 8 Foreign Missionary
Society Speakers, Bishop Niude and Mrs.
Sary c. Mud.
$50 p NJ. in Central Church Platform meet
ing in the interest OF "Our Veterans Speakers
Rev. J. A. Gutteridge, B. D. WillIsm b.
Murphy and Rev Dr.. F. s. Upham. Ii. D.;
special musical service by Central Church choir.
MONDAY. APRIL g.
sS0A M.-Couference prayer meeting.
GA. M.-Business session.
$50 P M.-Business session.
4 80 P. M.-Aaniversary Total Abstinence AMI
Prohibition Society. Speaker, the Rev. Dr.. W.
n. Boole.
TUESDAY APRIL 10.
$50 A. M.-Conference prayer meeting,
ga M.-Business session.
A CONSERVATIVE VICTORY.