New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
METHODISTS PROTEST.
Opposed to JerOme's Fie7cs and the
ToIe Bill ignments.
rRY TELEGRAPH TO THE rB1BuHr.l

roprbseepsie Y Y. April 6.-At this morning 5
session Of the New-York Conference resolution
was unanimously adopted protesting against DIS
trfct Attorney Jerome's action providing for the
7aralizing Of the sale Of any liquors Sunday At
the same session the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
We most earnestly protest against the adoptl6n
q me sle ar1eIGiheL ,b o. te &c sci an amend
entirely rullfes the local option LeatuIes, 81
the present law. We recommend the forwarolng
Of this resolution signed by the ohceTs OF the COZ
ference 10 His Excellency Governor Odell ana me
Senate and Assembly OF the State or Ne"-horA-
Presiding Elder c W Minard Of the New
York District said that there ought 10 be a re-
adjustment Of the boundary between the New
York Conference and the New-Nork East Con-
ference To bring the matter before the CONFER
ence 0r NTusrd moved that a committee Of five.
two of them 10 be presiding elders Of the New
York and Poughkeepsie districts be appointed to
meet with similar committee 10 be appointed hy
the New-York East Conference. 10 readjust the
boundary lines The Rev Dr. A K Sanford.
superinterdent OF the Five Points Mission, Of New
York said:
We have been sustaining for years the churches
on the east side OF TIE Bowery The ions
the NeH-York Conference The boundaries OF the
6isfranchising the men. They are sent into Con
rectic1t where they have TO live year before
York. Where they have to reside another year be
fore they can cast their ballots Ihe 64 6oum IS
Manbattan would be in the New-HoTk Confer
The motion offered by Dr, Mard was adopted.
and the committee will be appointed The re
rnafnder Of the DAY was spent in hearing the read
ing Of reports Of different committees In the
evening there twentieth century thanksglN-
ing movement service. which Bishop McCabe,
James W. Pearsau and John z. Andrus spoke.
Bishop McCabe made known the following ap-
pointrnents tonight
NEw-YoRK DISTRICT Presiding elder c " MIlaTd
Cfis-er
Adams BoscobeI 70 be sgpPlieai BoGh1nIn, nan - ba
supplied. Croton-o Hudson J. b Cross' Dobos
Ferry. r Wilson. East View. ". a NesbitI
S.e5fff efS1e = f4arts3sIe s g Ksylsr IrTineton II
halla 4arry cornford; Lake alahoDas & 70 Be sup
3 Laneon. l' 6sslning. " + Anderson. PeekskiIL.
Q Tglehsrt: Pieasantville. W p. Blackie Purchase.
oalieyi putnam Valley. Aaron Coons shrub oak z.
Gorlfls iTfs2fR s. Ps2ia J 6 oaksy Tuokahoe R5b
ert II Kelley; West Fleasgntyille- J p IayloT'
Eh5s Ea4lsooR Pasns and " i H ''f LebTs6dt oaeTs
Church c l. "alsWer'1 ps ana JsSI0 rsE r Traiif5 Mis
.on e Vital yorktown Heights. o Van Keuren-
NEwToEK ode aa5 6 'lsf' FovIs 'esa
HoGeh Houston: chelsea. Philip GeTm9nd: church Of
ne People and Five Points Assi0n 1, a. R u
Church q the sSviSgT J. g s}oSe DTals arsro N =
M Gay. Forty-fourth Street G " Grinton sas STaee'
G " Mcpherson: Madison Avenue WallSoe Mas
Jsq ssai RR9 MeTropoiitan Temple l. b Iohgacre
FRANKLIN street H = 94 E9Ss. Aogs Ia f5st Ps n -
\ " q thompson: Perry Street. J Rove: St
Andrews. Andrew GinIes: ST James,s. a Mac
Rosie; ST MARKS ". Il. Brooks: St Paul's g. r
nd r TreEorows ST stephens t y
Turch: Thirty-nfth Street. T 5. Bond; fremont. )
n C-.r4rf,eI, Twenty fourth Street. Z. : csbonF
r-nfo7 n r Bel; Washington Heights F s. Cook
man Washington Square. J J. Reed and Y" Is.
-ovyer. W0,dlawn Heights " T. Brush
sT-pPI. .EyENT-J II King. corresponding secretary Of
TIE Church Extension Society: j r Day. chanceii3F
syracuse Inversity George Clarke. agent or the
Conference Temperance Society: " =. Nlllar secTe-
- re Interna Young Mems Christian As
sCofarion Nev--York j. Il Hannaburgh. president
Tlyex Seminary EgCnR Women; J. J. PERTH pro
ss,sor Semitic languages and archaeology Syracuse
c 5 HarTOEer. professor DTew Seminary
Young c ~. Skinner, superintendent
Wsshlrg-Sn Industrial Home. Washington. D c. D
~ TssrTniryhsu. professor of thsologg IN Walden
1-nsversity Nashville Tern. member % Grace Quar-
-erjv Conference; Ensign NcCheEney. dean and pro
lessor syracuse University, z 3 Triple executire
es~-etsry % the Jo4rt Commission fer tEe IwenueFh
C.rturv Thank CGerinE Movement n the boroughs Of
xanhaTtar and The Bronx Aeg-lork. Fields Her
secretary of the Conference Calm
sSts' Endowment Fund. member of Dobbs Ferry
Conference: a h Lambert missionary IN
To-;o Rico. G. e. Jayne. missionary In Utah