Evening star., 1897-03-10
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conferences: j. P Wright, biblical lecture
saip Dickinson College; John Lanahan'
agent book depository: L. a. Thirlkeld, edi-
tor of the Baltimore Methodist.
Warrington District. =-:--e
Presiding elder, L. b. Wilson; Brookland
and Langdon, c. o. Cook: Congress
Heights. supplied, ]. r. Cannon; Forest
vile. W. L. Orem; Gaithersburg. w. d.
Beall; Kensington, r. NJ. Moore; Lam
hams, J. W. Steele; Laytonsville. T. j.
Cross: Leonardtown, supplied by II. E.
R. Reck; Little Falls, to be supplied:
Montgomery. William Harris: Piney Grove
Solomon Carr; ST. Mary's. Henry Mann:
Severn. H. G.. Smith: Spencerville, H. p.
West; Tennallytown and Concord, A. F.
Sp!elman; Washington. D. c., Anacostia.
c. o. Isaac; Douglas Memorial. j. l..
Walsh: Dumbarton and Georgetown. J. L
St;tt; Fifteenth Street. s. r. Murray;
Fletcher Chapel. W.: H Chapman: Foun-
W. H. Richardson; Grace, G. V. Leech:
Hanlire. w. r.. Stricken; Street Mis-
sion, supplied. S. s. Godfrey; Mckendree.
II. r. Naylor Metropolitan, Hugh John
ston and l.. T. Townsend; North Capitol
Street. Page Milburn: Ryland. S. M. Hart
sock: st. Paul's. S. l.. Bryant: Trinity. E.
D. Hendley; Twelfth Street, w. G. Cas-
sard: Union, Alexander Bielaski Waugh,
F. o. Eldridge; Wesley Chapel. j.. f.
He.sse. A. H. Ames superintendent Lucy
Webb Hayes Deaconess Home and Nation
al Training School, member of North Cap
itol Street quarterly conference.
Frederick District.
Presiding elder. ]. R. Wheeler; Barton,
Henry Nice; Berkeley Springs. W. Va. ].
y. Davis; Berkeley Springs Circuit, w. Va.
G. w. Cecil; Bloomington, ]. Edwin Amos;
Brunswick. F. b. Harvey; Buckeystown.
]. c. Starr; Bunker Hill, VIM. Anthony:
Cumberland. Center Street NJ. F.. B. Rice:
jcrc ir,oc D
Elk Garden, c. j. Price: Ellerslie, ]. NJ.
Gilium; Flintstone. j. l. Winger; Frederick
W. L. Mckenney; Frostburg, T. w. West;
F'rostburg Circuit. H. H. Zimmerman: sup
ply. W. E. Daugherty: Grant, NJ. F. Lowe
Hagerstown. St. Paurs, W. W. Van Ars-
dale: Washington Square, supplied by W
s. German: Haserstown Circuit, supplied
by j. L. Duncan; Hancock. c.. NJ. Yost
piled by Louis Henck; Hedgesville, o. NJ
Ruark; Hyndman, J. r. Pardew; Heyser
J: o. Wrighison; Homecoming. S. NJ. Afford
Martinsburg, ]. A. Price: Mount Savage
Paw, Nilsson Thomas: Piedmont. Harry
Boggs: Rawlings, supplied by ]. T. Gard
Eer: Romney. NJ. l.. Bean: Shepherds towr
and Sharpsburg, w. Nick. Hammack
E. Benson; Winchester, Joseph P. Wilson
Local Changes.
Great interest was displayed in the pas
| where President Mckinley is to worship
| Rev. DIR. Lucien Clark, who has been pas
| ter of Madison Avenue Church. Baltimore
| was sent TO that church, as The Star pre-
| Gicted.
| This appointment was direct exchange
| as Rev Oliver A. Brown goes TO Madison
| Avenue Church. Baltimore, from Foundry
| Beth pastors had served their full fiv
| years in their respective pastorates.
| Rev. c. W. Baldwin goes from Wesle,
| Chapel. this city, to be presiding elder o
| the West Baltimore district, which offic
he may hold for six years. Rev. j. Free
! Heisse succeeds him in this city, leavin;
| the editorship of the Baltimore Methods,
| which he held for three years.
| Governor Lowndes will be called on b,
committee from conference to urge hin
TO act against alleged viola tors of racin
! laws In Cecil county.
| The next legislature will be asked I
repeal the present law and enact anothe
prohibiting racing and gambling. Revs
DR.. l.. T. Widerman, Hugh Johnston an
j. Fred Heisse were appointed to carr
the protest of conference.
| PriZe-fighting also condemned an
II was decided TO send Congress a petitio
to forbid the transmission through tn
mails or by interstate commerce of pic
lures or accounts of prize fights publishe
in newspapers.