The Democratic advocate., 1896-03-21
BALr1MoRE M. E. CONFERENCE.

BALTIMORE M. e. CONFERENCE.
List OF Appointments Conference
Statistics.
The Baltimore Conference Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church adjourned on Wednesday, after
weeks session, to meet in the same city year
hence. Here Is the list of appointments:
BALTIMORE DISTRICT
W. NJ. Ferguson, Presiding Elder.
First Church, t. Waterman
Maryland Ayeuue-John Edwards.
Baldwin Memoriai-C. A. Jones.
Bennett Memorial-A. H. Thompson.
Twenty-fourth Street. W. HammersIey. Jr.
Guilford AYenue-Joseph Dawson
Oxford-F b. Harvey
Eutaw Street-G E MaydwelI
Fort Avenue-W. f. Roberts.
Madison Avenue-Lucien Clark r. W. H Weeeh.
Mount Yernon-G. W. Cooper.
Mount Vernon Mission-Wm. Sheers.
Mount Vernon Place.. F. Smith.
South Baltimore-H. S. France.
awbridge-E. S. Todd.
Wesley Chapel-Jas. p. Wilson.
First Church-Page Milburn
Grace-F. A. Killmon.
Roland Avenue-L. Z. Bennett
Baltimore circuit-T. E. Peters, ". }. Mcneil.
curtis Bay Nission-J. H. Hyatt. (sup)
Glyndon-Edward Hayes.
Hunfs-J L. McIain.
Lutherville-L. N. Bennett
Magothy and Mt. Carmel-H- R. Savage.
Mt. washington-watson Case
Reisterstown-J. W. smith.
Smithvine-T E. Copes.
Solomon's-R. 8. Barnes.
South Riyer-G. R, Sanner.
West Port-Swindell Memorial. W. R. Sumwalt-
West Rfver-O. c. Marriott. H. C. Hall. lsupply.l
J. F. Goucher, president woman's College OF Bal
timore.
+. ]. Wagner, president of Morgan College
H. II. Clark, chaplain OF United States Navy.
John Lanahan, agent Book depository:
W. W. Davis superintendent of City Missionary
and Church Extension Society.
J. f. Heisse, editor Baltimore Methodist,
EAST BALTIMORE DISTRICT.
W. s. Edwards Presiding Elder.
Alb erieen-D. A. Foard.
Bohemian Mission-F. d. Chada.
Broadway-w. L. Mcdowell.
Canton Street-W. w. Barnes.
Caroline street--w. G. Herbert.
Chester Street-W. c. Brian.
East Baltimore-F II. Havenner.
Exeter Street-H. d. Mitchell
Greenmount Avenue-L. A. Thirlkeld
Hartford Avenue-R. Norris
Highland77J. R; Edwards, (suPply9
jefferson Street-H. F. Downs.
Madison Square,. L. Hubbard.
Montford Avenue-F. r. Isaac.
North Avenue-B. G. W. Reid.
North Baltimore-A. ]. Gill.
Waverly-F. G. Porter. W. B. Forney, (supply.)
Belair-E- c. Gallagher.
Darlington-L. E. Dutton.
East Harford-J W. Fleming.
Govanstown-G. W. Evans.
Great Fals-R. Kolb. H. C. Grimmell.
Harford-E. H. Lamar.
Havre de Graee-W Z. Bird.
Hereford-Wm. Rogers, L. T. Nov bray, r. T. MAI
SHALL w. ID, Parry.
Long Green-w. c. Babcock.
North Harford-A. J. Bender
Parkton-P. C. Edwards, X. G. Murray.
Patapsco Station-0. Belt
Sparrow's Point-J r. Wood.
"A Reilev
West Harford@B. F. Devries, w W. c. walker.
G. W. Heyde-Chaplain seamen's Union Bethel;
Solomon German, superintendent Florence Critten-
ton Mission.
WEST BALTIMORE DISTRICT.
j. St Clair Neal Presiding Elder
Arlington and Pimlico-D. NJ Browning.
Bethany-Qn -Qndepenpent) ]. w. Jones'
Columbia AYenue-C. Z. Guthrie
David Rogers sMission-supplied by R. R. Murphy.
Emory-E. Richardson.
Fayette Street-C. H. Richardson.
Franklin street-B. f. Clarkson.
Fulton Avenue-A L. Gibson.
Garrett Park-C. d. Smith.
Grace-G W. Miller.
Memorial-D. B. winstead.
Monroe Street-W. A. Koontz.
summerield-Supplied by J. Mex Kelley.
Union Sauare-J. P. Wright.
Walbrook PaTk-To be supplied by j. T. Taylor.
West Baltimore-J. NJ Slarrow.
Carrollton-C. E Dudrear.
Catonsville-D. G. Miller.
Elk Ridge-D. Haskell.
EllcOtL ClJy--M A. OhrEOll.
Hampstead-E. BuhrmAn, W. j. Meeks, sup.
Laurel-E. D. Huntley.
LIBERTY H. Marsh.
Linganore and Union Bridge-ThOs- Wood.
Mount Airy. 7. Marsh.
New Windsor-T. s. Long, Howard Davis.
Patapsco-W. Z. Curley, w. ID. Knight
Relay. T. Ensor.
savage and Guilford-M J. Law.
Summertield Circuit-W. II. Dell.
Thurmont-M. H Courtney, one 10 be sup.
West Falls--A. +. Campbell.
Westminster-Joel Brown.
Dr0fpS9Or in Dickinson College,
C. Young, professor in Morgan College.
J. s Burton, j. E. James left without appoint
ment to attend school.
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
L. B. Wilson, Presiding Elder.
Brookland and Langdon-W. II. Chapman.
Forestville-W. L. 0rem, one to be supplied.
Gaithersburg-W. H Richardson.
Kensington-R. NJ. Moore
Lanham' 's---William Harris.
Laytonsville-T. J. Gross.
Leonardtown-A. E. Spielman.
Piney Grove-To be supplied.
St. Mary's-S s. Wilson.
Severn-H c. Smith.
Spenceryille-H p West
Tenaiiytown and concOrd-J. R. Cannon. (supply)
Anacostia-James McLaren.
Douglas Memorial-J L. Walsh.
Dumbarton and West Georgetown-J. B. Stitt
Fifteenth street-W W. VanArsdale
Fletcher Chapel-C. o. Cook.
Foundry-0. A. Brown, G. H. Corey
Gorsuch-s: shannon
Grace-G. v. Leech.
Hamiine-W. R. Stricken
McRendree-H. R. Naylor.
Metropolitan-Hugh Johnston, Luther t Towns
end.
Ryland-S. NJ. Hartsock.
st. Paurs-S. L. Bryant.
Twelfth street-W; G. cassard,
Union-A. Bielaski.
Waugh-E. o. Eldridge,
Wesley Chapel-('. w. Baldwin.
Washington Circuit-To be supplied.
A H. Ames, supeTintendent Lucy Webb Hayes
r. W. Springer, chaplain United States Army.
FREDERICK DISTRICT.
J. R. Wheeler, Presiding Elder.
Barton-HenrY Nice.
Berkeley Springs, w. Va. y. Davis.
Berkeley Springs circuit-M. L. Beall
Reconsideration Thomas
| Brunswick---E. H. Smith.
Buckeystown---J c. Starr, L. W. Barnes, (supply.l
Bunker Hill---Wm Anthony
Cumberland-Centre street--M. F. B. Rice:
Kingsloy-J 8. %rightson.
Elk Garden--C. J: Price,
Ellerslie--B o. Hill,
Flintstone---G. W, Feelemeyen
FTeas5dGs.--T- FTestSaTs-.T Il Il Mekennsy, %sst
| Frostburg Circuit---R. L. Wright
| Grant---M. i. Lowe
Hagerstown--st Paurs--G. C. Bacon.
Washington Square---A. II. Zimmerman.
| Hagerstown Clrcuit--To be supplied.
| Haneock---C. NJ. Yost, ]. A Gross.
] Harper's Ferry---L0uis Henck, (supply)
| Hedgesville--o. NJ Ruark.
| Keyser-7-C. II. Weede.
/ Lonaeoning--S NJ. Afford.
/ Martinsburg---J. A. Price.
| Mount SavAge--G. c. Harris
| Old Town---U. s. Wright
\ Paw Paw---H NJ. Thurlow.
| Piedmont--H. Boggs.
! Rawlings---J. w. Gillian.
| Romney--J. /. Winger.
| Shepherdstown and sharpsburg-w. Mex Ham
mack.
| Union Groye---W. /. Dice.
| Williamsport--R. E. Benson,
| winchester---Joseph T. Wilson.
CONFERENCE STATISTICS,
Conference statistics as reported by Secretary W..
L. Mcdowell, are: Prohationers, 1857; full mem
bers 47S an increase Of 919; local preachers 40;
/ members died during the year, $50; children bap-
/ tised, 3626 adults baptised, 3s9: Sunday schools,
426; officers and teachers 7,444; pupils IS, rs;
churches 4l1 an increase of q total value IS 35S,
1885, parsonages, 125, increase of 3, total value
sl27 350 paid for building and Improvements, S97,
2ls paid on old debts S2 424 present Indebtedness
S26S 909 raised for ministerial support and house
rent, Sls9,57l for presiding elders. 81 20i; Tor
| bishops s. 362 for conference claimants, 50, 7Sl
Treasurer Page Milburns report showed totai