Evening star., 1895-04-03
MoorefeId District.
H. Zimmerman, presiding elder.

AiLHIN6TIHdil, pTeSluluS eIueI.
Moorefield. H. A. Brown; Petersburg, G.
NJ. Sarver; Franklin, w. NJ. Waters; Crab
Bottom. A. R. Martin: Keyser. J. H. Light;
Elk Garden, William Stevens; Piedmont.
C. F. Moore; Frostburgh, J. w. Bell; Flint
stone. J. H. Schooley; Romney, c. Siden-
stricken; c. T. Jones; Springfield, s. A. Par
ker, G. c. kibner, supply; Slonesville, J..
ii. Goldman; Hardy, J. M. Anderson; Nor
gan. Linwood Hammond; Gainsboro, w.
w. Watts; Wardensville, c. L. Potter;
Capon Bridge, C. H. Wood; Listonburg,
D. NJ. Brown; Monterey, w. H. Wolfe; Nc
Dowell. F. NJ. Totten.
Roanoke District.
Presiding elder, D. F. Ball; Salem, Harry
H. Kennedy; Roanoke City, Greene Me-
mortal, T. E. Carson; Trinity, ]. c. Jones;
ST. James, W. F. Locke; Grace, Charles D.
Bulla; Roanoke circuit, w. o. Ross; Vim
ton. G T. D. Collins; Bethany and Amster-
dam, ]. L. Henderson; Elliston, H. L. Ny
erly; Christiansburg, G. D. White; Blacks
burg, W; L: Dolly; Newport, l.: b; Atkins:
Fincastle. c. H. Buchanan; Amsterdam,
-: Botetourt, S. NJ. Bowman, A. Q.
Flaherty; James River, Q. F. Burgess;
Lexington j. G. Gardner: Buena Vista and
Rockbridge, w. H. II. Joyce. L H. Gray
bill; Collierstown, H. H. Wilson; Collins
Denny, professor in Vanderbilt University.
Rockingham District.
Presiding elder, P. H. Whisner.
Staunton and Mission, J. H. Boyd, r. L.
Fulze; Harrlsonburg, ]. A. Anderson;
Bridgewater, T. L. Reed, J. ]. Ringer;
Pamassus, j. K. Gilbert; Augusta, r. M.
Wheeler; West Augusta, J. ]. Cricken-
berger; Waynesboro' and Basic City. ]. C.
Thrasher; New Hope, Thomas Cooper;
Rockingham, T. Briley; East Rockingham,
L. Butt; Elkton, T. w. Brown; Port Re
nTh1ic What r Rnv6 SJDnlV
Shenandoah and Furnace Mission, c. L.
Kenna; Luray, L. r. Jones; New Market,
w J. Whitesell: Mt. Jackson. J: s: Porter;
Marksville j. H. Smith; Fairfield, j. w.
Canter; Rockbridge Baths, ]. G. Michael;
Bells Valley, W. H. Marsh. H. P. Hamill.
president Wesleyan Female Institute.
Lewisburg District.
Presiding elder, w. G. Hammond.
Lewisburg, w. K. Marshall; Frankford,
G. o. Homan, W. o. Tolbert, supply; Blue
Sulphur H. NJ. Roam, NJ. P. Weikle; Hin
ton. o. C. Bell; Talcott. G. R. Mays; Alder
son, J. NJ. Hawley; Greenville. A. c. Nc
Neer; Union, r. H. Wilson; Ronceverte and
White Sulphur, w. H. Ballinger; Alvon.
J. L. McNeer; Allegheny. J: w. Mcneil;
Covington, J. D. Martin; Clifton Forge, l..
r. hardwood. Millboro, H. d. Bishop;
Lewelton, A. c. Hamill: Huntersville, Geo.
H. Echols; Greenbank, A. T. Maxwell, A. F.
Hess, supply; Gilletts. j. NJ. Evy; Hot
Afternoon ard Evening Session.
The conference held afternoon and even
ing sessions yesterday. with DIR. Hough
presiding. The report of the Sunday school
board was read, showing $40 schools and
1904 teachers and officers; pupils, 9,6S2;
amount of money raised. $25SS5. The next
convention will be held at Wesley Grove.
There are seventy-four Epworth Leagues
In the conference, with a membership Of
3, ,12S The financial report OF the board
vas also read. showing favorable condi-
tion of accounts.
The report of the conference committee
on Temperance was then read. 1t protested
against every encouragement of the traffic,
and suggested resolutions which substan-
TALLY called attention to the discipline of
the church as to dealers in alcohol The
committee recommended non-concurrence
in the suggestion for a joint committee to
corsider the voting question and other
questions on the temperance issues The
re port was adopted.
Resolutions indorsing efforts to get
money for Wesleyan Female Institute
passed. A resolution passed authorizing
Rev: P. H. Whisner conference secretary,
to travel through the district bounds The
report of the joint boards of finance was
read by Mr.. Mumsen of Baltimore. 1t
showed a small deficiency. Resolutions of
thanks and appreciation of the courtesies
of the people of Washington to the confer
ence, and to the city post Office officials for
special facilities, were passed. The con-
ference also thanked Bishop Granbery for
his services. Reports on church extension
and the board of education. No 3, were
read. Bishop Lane addressed the confer
erce on those institutions and took up a
collection in their interest.
The conference requested Mr.. Armstrong,
the secretary, to complete volume on the
history of the Baltimore conference.