New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
NEWARK II. E. CONFERENCE.
ASSIGNMENTS OF MINISTER'S MADE BY
BISHOP Foss YESTERDAY

Bishop Foss, of the Newark Methodist Episcopal
Conference announced the assignments of min
listers at Hoboken yesterday There will be four
changes in Methodist pulpits in Jersey City. The
Rev. E. c. butcher will leave Linden Avenue
Church. and will be succeeded by the Rev. Thomas
Hail. of Midland Park The Rev Charles R.
Garnes from Washington, who was formerly pas
tor of Lafayette Methodist Episcopal Church. will
succeed the Rev. Peter G. Blight at Palisade Ave
nue. Church. The Rev. F. S. Goodman. who goes
to the Washington Heights Church. in New-York
City. will be succeeded by the Rev. H. ]. Johnston
as pastor of the Centenary Church. The Rev. D.
B. F. Randolph. who forced to leave Trinity
Church of his health has been ap-
pointed TO Washington He will be succeeded by
the Rev. r. X. Boyd. The Rev. j. A Hensey, of
the First Methodist Episcopal Church. Bayonne.
has been transferred 70 Trinity Church, Paterson.
The new pastof the First Church. Bayonne. will be
the Rev c. S. Woodruff The other changes. in
part, are:
JERSEY CITY DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder J; R Wright nhres years.. postOahce
Aendale Archer Memorial c. C. Winans; Alpine NJ 4.
F Rhodes; Bayonne Forty-fourth A., j. Turner;
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II simpson; HaeEensack Fi5st Ghareh: II 3 Lee Has
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Hllsdale L T. James; Hoboken, First Church. G L Mead
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Howland Newfoundland George EouRain; TyafS
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George hFysF ao3P
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N y. I. F. Bowman stony Point First church J. Il
asr FRsr Sutton n " Grant m Thompson supply
and Genwooa George Price supply Viola and Msis
ShsRsir Wsa9 Town = a. II Wilson: w0T;endyE.. Midland
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Gray. supply; Whppany, J. NJ. Potter supply
The conference concluded its sessions yesterua
The report the prohibition question wnen mao
been turned to special committee, releIIeu
political parties and praised Mrs. Nation for her
saloon smashing. and resolved that the members 3
political party that favors the liquor trafhc or the
granting OF any licenses. either high or low ana
that they urge their Congregations to do the same.
In the report OF the committee the clause commit
ting the members OF the conference 20 antag-
onisr OF all political parties except the Prohibit
tlon party stricken out. The local option
recommendations included in majority re-
port. which denounced everything relating TO the
iiuuor traffic the governments attitude in
licensing the manufacture and the sale OF liquor
There minority report which showed that.
after consua ton, the committee could not agree.