Evening star., 1899-04-01
One Hundred and Fifteenth Session
of Baltimore Conference.
LIST OF TIE MINISTER'S And LAYMEN
Bishop j. c. Cranberry Of Virginia
to Preside.
QUESTION TO BE SETTLED

The Baltimore annual conference NJ. f.
Church South, will hold it's one hundred
and fifteenth session in Mount Vernon Place
Church, this city. beginning next Wednes-
day at o a. The opening sermon will be
preached the evening before by Rev. r. E.
Carson of Roanoke, Va. AS has heretofore
been stated in The Star. Bishop J. C. Gran
berry of Virginia will preside, and Bishop
Alpheus W. Wilson of Baltimore will be
p esent. The latter has just returned from
a fourth visit to Asia and the east.
1t is understood the question of what the
conference thinks ought to be done in ref
erence to returning the nearly $500 900 paid
by the United States government for prop
erty of the NJ. E. Church South destroyed
during the civil war at Nashville will be
made public, and the action of this confer
ence will, it is thought, have much to do
with settling the problem. AS the matter
now stands, many of the conferences and
leading men of the denomination have de-
cIared in favor of having a special session
OF the general conference for the purpose
of formally paying back to the government
the sum referred to, while other prominent
men say there is no reason for a special
session of the higher body, and that no
damage will result from postponing the final
decision until the next quadrennial con-
ference. which will assemble in 1902. The
prevailing trouble has arisen because of
charges made by leading southern senators
that they were misled by the representa-
tives of the book concern into voting for
the appropriation, which took from the
treasury about a third of a million dollars
The following is a directory of the minis
ters and laymen and the places where they
will be entertained, the name first given in
each instance being that of the guest:
The Ministers.
Bishop John C. Cranberry, Gov E. f.
Jackson, 1919 K street
Bishop AIpheus w. Wilson, Gov E. E.
Jackson, 1919 K street.
James NJ. Anderson, W. R. Selicman, Cos
18th street southwest.
Jno. A. Anderson, T. A Long, 12O Massa-
chusetts avenue northeast.
John r. Andrew. Mrs. w. H. Beehler 1902
Q street northwest
Jas. e. Armstrong, ]. e. Baird, 1910 K
street northwest
Levi B. Atkins, Mrs. Emma Riddleberger,
J. f. Baggs, G. D. Ellsworth 213 9th
street northeast.
Benz. F. Ball. DR.. c. A. Ball, 233 G street
northwest.
VIM. H. ,Ballengee, A. B. Pugh, 1902 R
street northwest.
Oliver C. Bean, G. W. F. Hummer, ia
A street northeast.
J. Wesley Bean, 1902 3oth street north
west.
William H. Best, Mrs. W. W. Hill, $50
18th street northeast.
Henry n. Bishop, G. NJ. Moore ga Massa-
chusetts avenue
D. L. Blakemore. T. NJ Blakemore, 433
18th street southeast.
Geo w. Boyle, Misses Jones and Hart
ranft, S17 East Capitol street.
Eererly W. Bond, Mrs. NJ E. Denham,
1905 street.
a. Poe Boude F. A. stier, 1924 9th street
Samuel NJ. Bowman, John Ray, Bright
wood.
Jas Fl Boyd. sOf Duke street, Alexandria,
TlriiG ! NJ
street northwest.
Daniel NJ Brown, Mrs. Talley, 100 D
street northeast
Henry A. Brown, G.. D. Ellsworth, 213 9th
Thomas ". Brown, W. Fl. H. Cissel, 455
street northwest.
c. Harry Buchanan. r. f. L. Smith, 1712
18th street northwest.
Chas. D. Bula, J. T. Petty, 1884 o street
northwest.
Harry Burruss, o. F. Wiley, 81 Florida
avenue northwest.
Oscar F. Burgess, w NJ Reardon, 9O2 B
street southwest.
David Bush G. A. Myers 3 Grant place
Leonidas Butt, W. P. Ramsey, 100 I'd
street mort rtheast.
Andrew NJ. Cackley, ]. r Petty. 1904
Massachusetts avenue.
g. Herbert Cannon, Mrs. NJ. F. Rollins.
432 9Th street southwest.
John w. Canter, A NJ. Orrison, 1927 II
street.
Isaac w Canter. Geo w. Poe 900 Mas
S1cntSPttS avenue northwest
Harry NJ. Canter. Geo ". Poe. 92o Mas
sachusetts avenue northwest.
Thomas f. Carson. Mrs. ]. A. Crump,
1919 s street northwest.
Henry s. Cole l.. A. Potter, $40 B street
southeast.
w. p. c. Coe L. A. Potter, $40 B street
southeast.
Geo T. D. Collins, ]. R. Hutchinson, 31s
NJ street
Thomas Cooper, w s. Detwier, Bright
wood
S. Keener Cox. Mrs. Potter. a0S r street.
I.arkin H Crenshaw, J. K. Jones, 922
Massachusetts avenue.
Jos. J. Crickenberger, J. X. Jones, 922
Massachusetts avenue.
Chas. l.. Damaron. DR.. Thonssen, 1923 9Th
street
street northwest.
Frank L. Day. w F. Hummer, 1910 Mas
sachusetts avenue northeast.
Collins Denny, 7. Jarvis, 1918 18th street
northwest.
John H Dills, Mrs. Emma Riddleberger,
go I street southeast.
Saul B. Dolly, D. L. Coon, 21S 1 street
northwest.
William L. Dolly, Mrs B. Marmaduke,
2OT 9th street southwest
VIM. B. Dorsey, T. w. Grimes. 1877 De
Sales street
Jefferson W. Duffey, 9O5 Massachusetts
avenue.
Jas H. Dulany, Mrs. Mary Cooper 454 NJ
street.
Geo. H. Echols, John Howell, 620 street.
Evan A. Edwards.
VIM. G. Eggieston, Rev. ]. w. Duffey, 9O5
Massachusetts avenue.
Jos. ]. Engle. C. l.. Ebaugh, 80 Sd street
mort beast.
John s. Engle, w. F. Hummer, 1910 Mas
sachusetts avenue northeast.
David F. Eutsler, NJ c. Jerman, 1916
street northwest
Robert Lee Eutsler Mrs Rosa Steers, Ia
koma Park.
Jacob NJ. Eavey, Mrs. Rosa Steers, Tako-
ma Park.
Sydnor G. Ferguson, L. S. Brown, 1909
18th street.
Adam @. F4aherty T. NJ. Blakemore, B33
7th street southeast.
Lafayette Fox, Geo. A. Hundley, 1881
Meridian street.
Robert l.. F~ultz, G. W. Barkman, 81 7th
street northeast.
Frazier Furr, Miss Grace Montgomery,
liza 4th street northwest.
Fred A Gains. r. w. Grimes, 1887 De
Sales street.
Jas. S. Gardner, E. L. Baker, 200 A street
southeast.
A Hamilton Gaver Mrs. L. M Mason,
1927 H street northwest.
j. Kyle Gilbert, Mrs. NJ L. Warner, 1909
9th street northwest.
VIM. T. Cover. Mrs. z. l.. Miskell, 1929