Evening star., 1894-04-11
THE CONFERENCE CLOSED.
List of Appointments for the Ensuing
Year-Other business Transacted.

List of Appointments for the Ensuing
Year-Other business Transacted.
After most successful weeks work
the Maryland annual conference of the
Methodist Protestant Church adjourned
last evening. To many the most important
feature of the meeting was the appoint
ments for the ensuing year and the utmost
quiet prevailed the list was read by
President Kinzer. 1t was as follows:
Accomac, ]. E. T. Ewell; Amelia. Alonzo
Green; Alexandria, f. S. Benson: Balti-
more, E. d. Ewing; Barren Creek, L. C.
Fooks; Bedford, G.. d. Edmondston Belair,
s. A. Hoblitzel; Broadway. F. H. Lewis;
McCready; Cambridge, D. w. Anstine;
Caroline, c. II. Day; Campbell #. L. Stew
ems; Cecil, F. H. Mullineaux; Central, 5. ].
Smith; Centerville, G. W. Haddaway; Ches-
Murray; Clayton, CT. j. Smith; Concord, j.
W. Parris; Conquest, d. J. Hill; Crislield,
j. NJ. Holmes; Champion, G. b. Hodge;
Cumberland, b. w. Kindley; Chincoteag que,
F. 5. Cain; Delmar, J. A. Wright; Deer
Creek, c. II. Littleton; Deer Park, unsup-
piled; Delta, ]. j. Jones; Dorchester W. II.
u. Johnson; Dover, l.. F. Warner; East
Baltimore, ]. w. Balderston; Easton, j. n.
Sheridan Elizabeth G. w. Prout; Eutax
II. c. Cushing; Fairfax, H. f. Nelson
Fawn Grove, J. f. Elderdce; Fairview. H
L. Schiinke; Finksburg, S W. Coe; First
Church, Washington, G. Q. Bacchus;
Franklin City, A. S. Beane; Frederick c.
W. Earring; FELTON,, A. A. Hartman;
Frederick, G. NJ. Clayton; Georgetown, d.
g, w. II. Graham; Georgetown, Del, ].
H. s. Ewell; Grove, A. d. Dick; Green
Harper's Ferry. C. N. McCaslin; Harring-
ton. j. l.. Straughn Heathsvlle J. H
Daugherty; Howard, w. ]. Floyd; Hrr-
locks J. NJ. Brown; Holly RUM. G. Sulli-
Tn ID
w. NJ; Strayer and T. p. Revelle; Ken
J. w. Charlton Kenton, G. R. Den
aldson; Kent Island, G. w. Honey;
Laurel, S. G. Ohrum; Leipsic, ]. F.
Nalliant Liberty, S e. Cassen; Lisbon. W.
y; ntsinger; Lynchburg. Dorsey Blake:
Mariners, ]. f. Nicholson; Middleway
Elmer Simpson; Milton, R. s. Williamson;
N Mount Tabor, r: K. Lewis; Mount Nebo. e
X MeGregor; Marley, C. R. McNett; New
ark, L. r. Dyott; North Carolina Avenue
y. c. Makosky; Nichols Memorial, j. r.
Nichols; Newmarket. r. s. Rowe; North
Baltimore, J; NJ; Gill; Oxford w. NJ. Poisal;
Oak Grove. Fl. s. Johnson; Prince Georges
NJ w: Sorden; Pipe Creek. ]. T. Lassell;
Plttsville. Avery Donovan; Pocomole, w G.
Holmes; Pocomoke City, H. L. ElderIice;
PoWelsYiile, ]. F. Wooden; Patapsco un-
supplied; Payson Street, f. B. Taylor Po-
tomac j. w. Norris; Quantico. w. w. White:
queen Anne's, c. T.. Mccullough; Reliance
A. }: Walter; Rowlandsville J. f. Maloy;
RtIemington' b. B. James; st. James, J. L.
Mills; st. MichaePs, w. s. Phillips; St
Luke's, w. ]. Neepier: Salisbury. l.. r.
Randall; Seaford. S. B. Tired way; Snow Hill
=. l.. Morrow; Salem. c. P. Newlin: South
baltimore j. NJ. Yingling; Starr. F. T. Lit
tie: Stewartstown, w. II. Litztrgar: Susoue-
hanna, B. A. Dunn; Sussex, e. NJ Cullom:
Talbot; G. w. Hines; Trinity, AW. Nather:
Iyreeanna, unsupplied: Union, c. s Arnett:
Union Bridge j. ]. Murray; Warwick, B. p
Irultt; Washington Street LAnltt Mer1or-
lad. w: S. Hammond; Waverly l.. A. Ben
nett; West Baltimore. ]. w Kirk; West
minister, \. d. Melvin; Wtlliamspo-t Joscph
Portch; Wilmington, b. F. Jester; West
wilmington, George A. Morris; WYE. b. F.
Benson; Towson, Emanuel Pierce; Canton
w. B. Judefind.
Reports Submitted
DR.. w. G. Hammond occupied the chair
at the afternoon session yesterday, and the
first business transacted was the adoption
OF the report of the steward of the SUPER
animated fund. which showed the total re-
ceipts to have been s6.6fS. .G5; disbursements
Sbo5GA. and amount in hand. S1103 In
like manner report from the conference
steward and of the faculty of instruction
recommending the or1ina ton of JoseDh T.
valiant and j. McLain Brown, and chang
Ing the course of study. was adopted
The committee reports Of the session were
closed by resolution to substitute Have
the stewards furnished books Of discipline
to new Members for question 10 in the
HdSApl report. L ne resolution was agreed
to, and then general business was called
for.
DIR. r. T. Lewis submitted a letter. re-
ceiVed from Mrs. Sarah Lewis inquiring
II the vacant Mount Pleasant Church is for
sale. The matter was referred to a speciaI
committee appointed by the chair A reso-
luton was then offered by Rev j. r. Muir
ray and later adopted, which directs that
pastors follow the order of worship adopted
by the conference of 1892 1t also urged the
quarterly conference a its next meeting to
secure a sufficient number of Bibles or
books of Psalms to meet the requirements
of responsive readings. No change resulted
from a debate on the question Of the con-
structiOn of the law dropping members.
During the evening session vote of
thanks was rendered the Methodist Frotes-
tantS of this city for the manner in which
they have entertained the members of the
conference. When suggestion was made
to thank the railroads for reducing fares
Rev. l.. r. Dyott of Newark argued that
such action would be useless waste Of
time and energy, and the resolution was de-
feate1. Although Rev. DyOtt also entered
strenuous objection to a resolution thank
ing the Baltimore Sun, Washington Even
ing Star. Washington Post. Baltimore Amer
lean and other papers for so faithfully re-
porting the session, it was put to vote and
adopted, and the conference of 1894 was at
an end.