The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-10
M, p. Conference Delegates,

westminster, Mu-, April S-Ih0 f6S.
sion, Of tho Maryland Annual Conference
were continued to-day, with Increasing
iuture.t.
The devo ional service preceding the
morning session was led by Rev. w. u
Livingston.
The frst Blu illness considered was rec.
Communications that Ravs. q. M. Comp
ker. Frederick Philips, VIM. N. Sher-
wood, e. p. Perry and E. II Jones bs re-
cciveL in Uhe itineracy of the conference;
that Rev. Il. J. Hooker be appointed IA
studentat Westminster Theological Sem.
mary; that Henry Lane Murphy he not
accep cd and that Richard Shipey be re-.
cs.vod us a student under tho faculty,
The faculty further reported that Revs.
j. l., Ward, w. A Melvin, Il. Il. Heat, II.
l.. Dangherty ani w. o. Livingston. Of
the third years. class, having each made
1U0 In church history and passed in other
studies, have completed the course Of In
s.ructlon required.
1he committee on church extension re-
ported that tho sum Of "a 100 was needed
in hat branch of church work ana rec
commented that that amount be assessed
on the churches connected with the Cons
forcuCe.
The committee on foreign missions re.
ported the following receipts during the
year: Assessment, 81. 93l.7 6: from q. X.
Sucieties, t., 6j1 43; from Womln's FOr.
elsn Mission trv oJcety, 81 loo. 10; special
receipts, S2j!97; total, $dOlL5S. L. A.
Murray, treasure: OF tho Suptr ted
Fund society. repnrted that during The
year the sum OF 81, s4},64 had been dlstrib-
uted. leaving on hand s2,Sl9 IS.
1hs entlre list Of delegates TO the Gen.
ernl Conference IS as follows: Ministerial
-. H. Lewis, ID D.. A, D Melvin, j. ID.
kluZer, ID, H.: H. r. Tuup, ID. d.; 4, 4.
Lib,ie, j. NJ. Sheridan, II. l. Eldrrdice, ID.
d.; W. Nj, Slrayer, W. 8. Hammond, y.
D.; TnomGs .. Ciou.e. j. L. straughn,
Lay DR.. j. W. Herring. Il. p risger.
Daniel Baker, J. N. Warfield, 1hos. A.
Murray, GIL, Atkinson, j.. II. Gator, Sam-
neI Vannort, ". j. q. Duiauy, Il. Rigkin,
w. Il. Uslton.
The conference was engaged for some
time In considering the reorganization Of
the Mutual Relief Association, and voted
that AL ministerial members of the cun-
ftrence shall be considered members OF
the association unless they decline to act.
Mortuaty dues uI the association were
placed M 81 % Instead OF 500, as under
the former organization, which inc uued
limited numb r OF members. A commit.
loo apIon cd at the last session. Of the con-
forsncu 10 devise solne means to increase
the salaries Of all married ministers who
receive less than 500 To that sum report
ell that no prhcti,al plan cbui b. tonhd
to ACCOMPLISH that end. Rev. DR.. LOWS
sulg" It'd that, II, that could not be done,
some HUG gilt be d0no 10 extend some
help in such eases. Rev. j. L, Las-ell
y opposed M assessment and o her means.
l he report Of this com unit 90 was adopted,
and tine PROPOSE ion OF Dr. Lewis referred
to next conference. The time limit ques-
ton came up again, and was di cdssed ut
some length on fo,Uintions off sred by j.
X. Cation providing for the submission Of
the question to the membership of the
chu Chez at least mine y days before the
next meeting OF the conference.
WHAT TWO CENTS WILL DO.
1t will bring relief to sufferers from
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