The Washington bee., 1907-05-25

J. S Caldwell, ID, and J. w. Smith,
DID. After the opening devotional ex-
ercises the following were ordained to
be elders: F. F. Dish, J. J. Jones, R.
c. Thornton, T. H. Smith, J. n. Hall,
J. NJ. Davis and ]. R. Walters. The
following deasons were ordained w. n
Graham and Daniel Landing.
The report on statistics showed: Gen
eral fund. $2,22o25; church extension
fund o5I8.25; mission fund, $3.50;
educational fund $5I8; Price memorial
building fund $2o7.25; value Of sixty
churches, $475,26I; value Of eight par
sonages, SI+5oo; paid on mortgages,
$Io,89o; paid on floating debts, $3.50;
pastors salaries, $I2,5o5; paid for Sun
day school purposes, $I,545.
The second and last session of the.
conference commenced at 8 o'clock, and
was called TO order by Dr. 5. L. Cor
rothers. who introduced DR.. H. J, Calls
of Boston. Mass, who briefly addressed
the throng. The Temple Quartet then
sang a hymn and Dr.. w. H. Marshall,
of Harrisburg, Pa, presented Bishop
G w. Clinton, as a present from the
Philadelphia district, $IO.25; Dr. K. A.
Morrissey presented him, for the stew
ards board OF Wesley Church, Philadal-
phia. S.; Rev. E. s. Bailey, of Rock
Vile, Md. presented, for the West Wash
ington District, So.
Appointments announced.
The following ministerial appoint
ments were announced: Washington
District, Rev. NJ. L. Blalock, ID, pre-
siding elder; Metropolitan, Washington,
D c.. Rev. S. L. Corrothers; King ST,
York, Pa, Rev. H. S. McAIullen; Burr
vile, D. c., Rev w. H. Cook, Penn
sylvania Avenue, Baltimore, Nd. Rev.
w. A. Blackwell; Mt. Olive, Baltimore,
Md; Rev. 7. l. Conquest; Salisbury,
Nd, Rev. J. T. Matthews; Princess
Anne, Nd Rev. G. J. Hawkes.; Ross
Point, Del, Rev. c. w. Water; Bridge
Vile, Del, Rev A. J. Spencer; Guam
tico and Oriole, Rev. Timothy Keene:
Fawn and Chanceford, Rev. w. H.
Wright; Wilmington, Del Rev. B. !.
Bolding; Williamsport, Pa, Rev. R y.
Fisher Lincoln University, Rev F. F.
Dich; Delta, Pa. (to be supplied) Pau
tuxet and WOodville (to be supphed)
Milton, Rev. F. D. Smith; St AIichaels
and Easton, Md, Rev. U. n. Bertrand;
Cambridge, Md, Rev. H. J. Stewart;
Coatesville, Pa, Rev R. T. Taylor.
West Washington District, RevW, L.
Clayton, presiding elder; Union Wesley,
Washington, D. c., Rev. W. H Daven-
port; John Wesley, Washington, D. c.,
Rev P. H. Williams; Oak Grove AMI
Union Wesley Circuit, Md, Rev. J. w.
Martin; Arlington, Va, Rev. J. R Wal
ters; Gibson Grove and Broollville Cir
cult, Md, Rev. w. NJ. Johnson; Gin
ton, Rockville, Md, Rev. Z. S. Bailey
Trinity, WWashington, D. c., Rev. Lo-
gan Johnson; Deanwood Heights, D. c.
Rev. NJ. NJ. Bell; St. James Mission,
Washington D. c., Rev. C. H. Will
Jams.
Philadelphia District, Rev. E H. Cur
~, DID, presiding elder. Wesley, Phil
adelphia, Pa, Rev. r. A. MOrrissey;
Union, Philadelphia, Pa, Rev. J. w.
Phillips; Thompson Memorial, Phila-
delphia, Pa, Rev. J. NJ Davis; St
Marks. Philadelphia, Pa, Rev, G. L.
Blackwell; West Philadelphia, Rev. J.
R. Jordan; Wesley Union, Harr1si
Pa, Rev. w, H. Ferguson; H .-..
West Harrisburg, Pa, Rev w. H. Mar
shall; St. Luke, East Harrisburg, Pa,
Rev. J. A. Walker; Chambersburg. Pa,
Rev J. c. Johnson; Avondale, Pa,
Rev. w. D. Battle; West Street. Car
Isle, Pa. Rev, G. NJ. Oliver; Shippens-
burg, Pa, Rev. 1. H. Dorsey; Gettys-
burg, Pa, Rev G. w A. Talbert; Me
dia, Pa, Rev. J. W. Pollltt; Mt Holly,
Pa, Circuit, Rev. J. J. Jones; Middle
town and Wrightsville, Pa, Circuit, Rev.
S. w. Weller; Newtown, Pa, Rev. D.
P. Wiuen; FIankford, Rev. r. r. Bell;
Marietta, Pa, Rev. J. A. Stewart; Me-
chanicsburg, Pa, Rev. I. H. Smith.
Some Changes.
Among the changes were those of DR..
B. J. Bolding, from Baltimore, Nd, to
Wilmington, Del; DR.. w. A. Black
we'll, from Washington, D. c., to Balti-
more, Md. DR.. G. NJ. Oliver, from Sal
isbury, Md, to Carlisle, Pa; Rev. W. L.
Clayton, from Delta, Pa, promoted to
presiding elder OF the West Washing
ton District; DR.. P. H. Williams. from
York, Pa, to Washington, D. c., and
II. 5. McAIullen, from Carlisle, Pa. to
York, Pa DR.. Logan Johnson asked to
be relieved from service as presiding ell
der Of the West Washington District,
as he had more than he could do. and