The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-24
WHERE THEY WILL GO
LIST OF ASSIGNMENTS OF METH
ODIsT MINISTER'S.
General Harrison Addresses the Con-
ference-Wori< of Mayor Denny and
Mr.. Powell Approved.

Inc Sesslou opened with an ADDRESS Dy LII.
S. l.. Beiler. vice president of the American
University. which is being. built at Wash
ington. DR.. Beiler talked Of the prospects
Of the institution The last payment. he
said, had been made on the ninety acres OF
ground. which cost 100000. and is now
worth double that sum. Last year, in spite
OF the hard times, nearly $250,000 was SUBJ
scribed in endowments to the college. Six
architects are busy preparing plans, and
Oct. 16, 1885, the board of trustees will meet
and select designs for the buildings. The
speaker had great hopes of the institution.
He believed it would be a grand place for
young men raised in Methodism to get an
education and take a special course in some
line of work. Special training, he said, is
needed in the Methodist ministry.
After the address of Dr. Beiler the con-
ference adopted resolutions thanking the
people Of Indianapolis for their kindness
to the preachers during their stay in this
city. Resolutions were also read COM
mending the action of Governor Matthews
in suppressIng gambling at Roby. Refer
ence was made to his stanch views on the
temperance question, Bishop Mallalieu,
before reading the list of appointments,
spoke briefly but earnestly to the confer
ence: He said that his heart had been
Indianapolis and the generous words spoke
of him by his brethren. He referred to
the harmony which had existed in the
conference. Not an unkind word had been
spoken IN the cabinet sessions. If ever he
had seen men Of God steady and true to
a5a work 1t was among the presiding
elders With whom he had been associated
Tor week. He did not think 1t wise to
change the number of districts this year,
but believed the work of the conference
could be transacted with a smaller num-
Der OF presiding elders. He had plan by
which all of the elders could meet as a
COMMITTEES some time this year and ar
nounced that, by the consent of the con-
ference. Rev DR.. Jenckes had been APP
pointed to the place of financial agent for
assigned as follows for the coming year:
Connersviile District-C. c.. Edwards.
par r1ing,on elder Arlington anthony
H. Wood; Brookville circuit. John NJ.
Wines; Carthage. William n. Fletcher;
sonseu rect G A. Ward; Golege Corner
is; Everton. W. O.. Wykoff; Fairfield W.
F. smith; Glenwood. j. T. Scull; Liberty,
W: r. Lathrop; laurel. H. o. Frazier;
Brown; Milford, w. r. Plummer; Milroy,
A. M. Merlapp; Milroy circuit, c. c. Bon
nell; Milton, Harvey Harris; Morristown,
Rushville. G. w. Tinsley: ST. Paul D. A.
Vinegar; Walden, John Clouds
sid Bloomington aasr Distrist-T Wills pre-
/ u. "a.
ford circuit, S. E. Benham; Bloomfield, /.
s, Knott; Bloomfield circuit. A n Elrod ;
BLOOMINGTON. First Cruch. ]. H. Dodridge;
Bloomington, Eghth-street. L. y. Grigsby;
den. F.: L. Priest; Camesburg. T. X. But
Ter: Ellettsville, - McCalester; Freedom.
4 IA Nj rd,1 M sh,1 FRENCH Lick e. Vim;
T; X. Willis; Heltonville. T. NJ Heaton
Linton, f. A. Lestor; Lyons, c. H. Pinnick:
MITCHELL M a "A; L. Rennet; New Philadelphia,
chael; Orleans, b. W. Denny; Owensburg,
P pa Ells w PaR5r asss sa;s j. Washbarn
Rador; Function, E. Z. Jordon: WORTH W p.
ington., W. NJ. Whittsett; Plattsburg, K.
Chaplain in Prison South. C. w. Woods.
Evansville Distrct-w r. Halstead, pre-
siding elder. Blue Grass, a. A. Colby:
Boonville, r. r. Bryan; Bonneville circuit
Evansville. Ensle-street, B. T. Davis; Kings.
ley, II. n. King; Simpson and Ridge, F. A.
9'eeie; trinity. c + Bacon; Fort Branch.
j.: ID. Jeney; Francisco, NJ. L. Payton; How
ell, A, D. Bachelor; Lynnville, T. W. Wink
Ter: Mount Vernon. J. II. Ketchum; Mount
er Martin GlrG New W. Wallis Nsw6urg
City circuit, g.. Wentln; Oakland City. H.
F. Headen; Ottwell, j. Z. Fisher; Ovens
vile c. E. Hargrave; Patoka, G.. Ferguson
H. Harms; Princeton, G. d. Wolf. Selvin.
j. ID. Keeper (supply); Stewartsville. ". s.
Grim; Union. J.. E. Sadbotten: Winslow.
" Ih -; doungoiood; Yankeetown. Charles
Indianapolis District. west-H. ]. Talbot.
presiding elder. Belleville Ito be supplied)
w r r. smith; Cataract w. C. Bodkin
Center Point, G. F. McNotten; Clay City.
J; c; Boon: Cloverdale and Mount Olive,
J. McCavin: Greencastle, Locust-street.
l.. d. Moore; South Greencastle. M. Col,
,ler Supply; Indtlnapolis--B lackford-st street,
w. .. Biddle; California-street HI. c. Ash
craft; Madison-avenue. J. w. Milan: Merid-
ian,street, c. y. Sims; City Missions, ]. A
GudI ie . Broadway l. F. Dimmitt; West
Trinity J. w. Collins; Martinsville. M. D.
Hyde; Martinsville circuit, w. H. Headen
Monrovial G. w. Crooks; Mooresville, w
n m naxls; M9rsantown j. L. Cooper; Put
ppa y Ks, Byram Carter; West Newton. E.
indianapolis District, East-J w Dash
ieli. presiding elder. Acton, j. L. sims
Brightwood, w. W. Reynolds; Castleton, j.
T. Toon Ma y Garland +: 4: Guthrie; Flat
Freetown, T. ID. Hall (supply); Georgetown
W.. H. Burton: Greenwood. F. M. West,
Haier; neutrality-suspicious. ID. W.
Park, Z: l. WINNER; Edwin Ray. E. b.
Place BIZ ~, J; T; o,SeIl; Grace, ii; j. Black;
w. Maxwell; Lincoln-avenue. S. w. Troyer:
Oak Hill, B. F. Morgan: Roberts Park. T.
Couitas; Woodsfde. Merritt MAGELLAN:
lrvington, I. G. Cox; Lawrence and Bethel
w. G. Proctor; Mapleton. T. w. Northcot:
H Ne Bellsyille G; F.. Spicer !supplyl; New
rett; South Bethany. ii. II. sheldon Sup
ply: Shelbyville. First Church, T. r. r.
Lathrop; West-street, NJ. A. Farl.; South
port, d. A. Robertson; whiteland. c. L.
Jeffersonville District-E. A. Campbell
presiding elder Brownstown, J. ". Thomp-
son; Charleston, J. ID. FEnkhauer; Column
bus. DR.. Curtiss; Columbus circuit. ]. l..
Perry; Crothersvilie. C.. ;. Naughton: Edin-
burg. G. w. -Cohagon: Elizabethtown. W.
]. Stewart; Hope, j. ID. Current: Harris
vile. j. W. Allen; Henryville. A. r. Jones:
Holman; j. 7. Edwards; JeffeTsonville; Port
Tinsley: Jeffersonville circ.it. NJ. ID. French
Supply: Kent W. c. Crawford !;
Lexington. j. S. Campbell; New Washing
ton, G. :. Henninger: North Vernon. D.
w. Cooper: Paris. !. r. Creighton: Scots
burg j. T. Jones; Sellcrsburg. F.. L. Sanders;
Sardinia. I. Turner: Seymour, ]. NJ Baxter:
Taylorsville. W. II. Grimes: Utica, d.
Ryan; Vernon. F.. NJ. Chambers: Seymour
circuit. T. J. Tone.
Moore's Hill District-E. II. Dolph. presid-
Vile viii e G. W. Moppin Butiervisie. J. +.
shroyer:, Canaan; Frank Wolf Sup
ough. w. C. Watkins; Guilford. II. c. Pei
sor: Greensburg. Centenary, W. p. Barnhill
First Church. J. w. Duncan: Hartford, J..
W. Cordry Supply: Lawrenceburg. G..
G.. III. Murphy; Madison. j. III. Ford: Mad
ison circuit, r. r. McDuffy: Manchester
j. ". Jerman; Moorefield, NC. Abbott
Moore's Hill. A. r. Beach, North Madison
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