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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 


SPRING CONFERENCES OF 1884. _ 


NEW YORE: 
PHILLIPS &¢ HUNT. 
CINCINNATI: 
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ARKANSAS.......... ne Bc 14 SOBUNE WEIR RSEY. Oi sec Ge 5 94, 185 
SE GTI MOREA 20 oi. c<vawnessss. vere, ASAMLI NEW: YORK 4) :.1..doieae wo coer . 42, 126 
BMG RIDGE. .... 00g. sce anes . 9, WORNEW YORK BAST.00...sccee sha ee 48, 120 
OENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA....... 31, 138) NORTH CAROLINA:.........0.000. 12, 104 
BPPWARE ¢ o.oo. c ees c cet cee 68, 187| NORTHERN NEW YORK.......... 55S 1604. 
DENMARK MISSION...........005 45, 193| NORTH INDIA..... 2 Ree as cee 40, Ise 
BAST GERMAN........+..06. veees 47, 161| NORTH INDIANA... ... hae yankee |. 53, 169 
BST MAINES. ...c50....ceceeeeeee 65, 177 | NORTH-WEST KANSAS........... | 61, 162 
EPMA oh = i ee DS aioe 5, 98 NOR Wik Yauer a icicteeeiciccttnelanieys wees! 3 Oe 
GERMANY AND SWITZERLAND.. 10, 188] PHILADELPHIA .............++++ | 33,041. 
ES DSS RE 5 ee 1, 190| SAINT LOUIS........+sseeceeeeeees | 28, 155 
Se ae wss.+ 59, 164| SOUTH AMERICA MISSION........ 1d, 192 
LEXINGTON Re See 40, 153} SOUTH CAROLINA..............05 6, 99 
LITTLE TTS) a Ge en gere 13, 105| SOUTH KANSAS....00. 0.0.0 ceees 92 8 
LOUISIANA je. Se pee _.ee 10, 185| SOUTH-WEST KANSAS........... a7, 136 
; | ADS Bese eS oh hs Sty MoV SW EDEN gee... Mets ees a ae "72, 199 
_ -MiIXICO MISSION BM Reh ae n,. We} PROV ies ARE sas hi Weta ss 59, 129 
“ MISSISSIPPT....0 “ae bea Pp iar 7 BR MOND ac: cee seule, 2S¢'6 6 63, 172 
MISSOURI ASR ORAS | Rae o80,: Tea VERGINDA Ss Sade hee sce. eee 11, 109 
MOAR. oii. esceasscceseenees 36 014m | WASHINGTON trey sc.cvees su tpleet 21, 116 
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NEW ENGLAND SOUTHERN ..... 6, ia W YOMINGS: gues nk te cana epee 38, 149 


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BISHOPS OF THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. — 





MATTHEW SIMPSON, 
THOMAS BOWMAN, 
WILLIAM I: HARRIS, 
RANDOLPH 8S. FOSTER, 
ISAAC W. WILEY, 
STEPHEN M. MERRILL, 
EDWARD G. ANDREWS, 
HENRY W. WARREN, 
CYRUS D. FOSS, 

JOHN F. HURST, 
WILLIAM X. NINDE, 
JOHN M. WALDEN, 
WILLARD. F. MALLALIEU, 
CHARLES H. FOWLER. 





MISSIONARY BISHOP FOR AFRICA, 


WILLIAM TAYLOR. 


- FLORIDA CONFERENCE, 


‘ Held in Fernandina, Jan. 9-13, 1884. 


BISHOP BOWMAN, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences? 

W. F. Shoemaker, from Illinois ; 
Charles W. Harshman, from East 
Ohio; William M. Fisher, from 

Central New York—3. 
Quust. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial 2 

James F. Elliott, Andrew Sol- 

omon—2. 


Qusst. 8. Who Remain on Trial? 
; W. H. Simpson, Oscar F. Nib- 
* lack, Peter Jackson, Dennis John- 
son, Walker Swan, James Scho- 
.  field—6. 
: Quzst. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
William Moret. 
Quzst. 5. Who are Admitted into 
5. <- Full Connection ? 


Israel Moody, Chas. W. Harsh- 
man. 


Who are Re-admitied ? 
None. 

Quzst. 7. Who are Received on 
Lredentialsfrom other Churches ¢ 
None. 

gst, 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ns have been elected Deacons 2 
Charles W. Harshman. 
, What Traveling Preach, 
been ordained Deacons ? 
ries W. Harshman. 
| What Local Preachers 
e been elected Deacons ? 
s F. Elliott, Andrew Sol- 
apnis Johnson—3. 
. What Local Preachers 
zen ordained Deacons ? 


F, Elliott, Andrew Sol- 
ennis Johnson—3. 


Quzst. 6. 































ons of the First Olass ? 










. Who are the Traveling 


1 n- | Quust. 27. Haveany been Lxpelled ? 


INUTES. 





























S. B. DARNELL, Secretary. 





QuEst. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals? 

N. Webster, I. Johnson, J. H. 
Stoney, B. Delworth, 8. D. Paine, 
$. B. Darnell, Thomas Holson- | 
dorf—‘. 
Qusxst. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 98.) 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders ? 


R. E. Robinson, Israel Moody 
—2. : 
Quzst. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders ? 
R. E. Robinson, Israel Moody 


Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders ? 


None. 
Qurst. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Eiders? 
None. 


Qusst. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund? 


No report. 


Quest. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has ti 
been Applied ? 

$102 45, 

which has been applied unde 

order of the Conference. _ 


Quest. 32. Where are the Pre 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in the State 
i of Florida, 
GAINESVILLE DISTRICT. | 
Smmon Wetcn, P.E. 
(P. O., Gainesville.) | 


Archer, Bronson, Rosewood, and 

Otter Creek, R. Small. 
| Arredonda and Union Lake, to 

be supplied. 

Cedar Keyes, Thos. Holsondorf. 
Cornell’s, Ammond’s, Glosa 

Pond, to be supplied. 
Cotton Plant Circuit, Walker 

Swan. 

Gainesville, H. Ferguson. 

Gordon, Freedom, and New Riv 
er Circuit, J. Keller. 

Levyville and Old Town Circuit 
to be supplied. 

Micanopy Circuit, J. Jenkins. 
Mikesville, Fort White, and 
M’Kiwney, O. F. Niblack. — 
Morrison’s Mills Circuit, Pete: 

Jackson. 
Newmansville Circuit, 

Austin. 

Oealla, and Little Chapel, J. L. 

Middleton. | 
Owens and Flemington Circuit, 

P. MW’ Cray. he. 
Pleasant Plains and Pineville Cir- 
cuit, L. Sabie. . 
iand Liberty Hill Cir- 


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Quzst. 18. Who are the Super- 
numerary Preachers ? 
J. E. Lewton, Marion De 
Great, John E. Hills, Edward B. 
Stidum—4, 












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QuEsT. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? ; 


* Jackson Welsh. 





Quzst. 26. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Buamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 










































Quest. 21. Have any Died ? 
R. Mitchell, Daniel Wade—2. 
_ (See obituaries, p. 79.) . 














Qusst. 22. Have any been Trans- 
ferred, and to what Conferences? 


None. 


Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 
Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 
None. 







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QuEsT. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. | 








Quest. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 


None. 










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Sumterville and Brooksville Mis- 
‘sion, L. Loper. 
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT. 


W. J. Satmonp, P.E. 
(P. O., Jacksonville.) 


Fernandina and Hart’s Road Cir-, 


cuit, J. G. Howard. 
Hibernia and Palatka Circuit, 
Riley EL. fobinson, 
Jacksonville; Ebenezer, P. Swear- 
ingen. 
Jacksonville Cireuit, C. C. dan- 
| igault, 
| King’s Ferry Circuit, J. F. Elliott. 
. Lake City and Huntsville, Dennis 
Johnson. 
_ Lone Star Circuit, Pristell John- 
son. 
Monticello-and Madison Circuit, 
to be supplied. 
New Hope and New Zion, J. J. 
Johnson. 


FLORIDA CONFERENCE, 1884. | 


Saint Augtstine, Jeffrey Grant. 
Saint John’s Kiver Kast Circuit, 
A, Solomon. 
Sanderson and Darbyville Cir- 
cuit, Israel Moody. ’ 
Starke Cireuit, Squire Jackson. 
Waldo and Free Canaan, John 
Wiison. : 
Wrightsville Circuit, b. Dilworth. 
S. B. Darnell, Principal of Cook- 
man Institute—member of Kb- 
enezer Quarterly Conference. 


SAINT JOHN’S RIVER DIST. 
C, Pouuey, P. E. 
(P. 0., Chaseville.) 
Brooklyn, Glen Saint Mary, and 
Lake De Funiak, 4. Web- 
ster. 
Deland, William M. Fisker. 
Indian River Mission, to be sup- 
plied. 


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Jacksonville : 
MM Lean, © 
East, Misgjon, 


( Tripity, Gf 
to bh sup ef, 


plied. ; : 
Kingsley Lake Cirenit, te be sup aii 


plied. j 

Lake Eustis, W. F. Sheemaker. 

Lake George Cirenit, ©. W. 
Harshman. + 

Lake Harris Mission, to be sup- 
plied. ) 


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Mount Dora Girenit, ta be sup-| 


plied. 


son. 


New Berlin Cireuit, W. H, Simp- 


Norwalk Cireuit, J. H. Stoney. 
Orange City, James Schofield. 
Saint Augustine, S. D. Puine. 
Seneca Lake Circuit, Z Hdwards. 


QuEst. 33. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


At Trinity Church, Jacksonville, 





SOUTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Sumter, S. C., January 16-21, 1884. 


BISHOP BOWMAN, Presiding. 


Qurs?. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 


| ferences ? 

i} None. 
Quzsr. 2. Who are Admitted on 
} Trial? 


4 Chas. C. Jacobs, Stewart Sim- 
Mons, Clayton R. Brown, July 
‘C. Pendegrass, Francis ©. Jones, 
Benry C. Dennis, Alfred Lewis 
Quest. 3. Who Remain on Trial ? 
David G. Johnson, Paul D. 
Harris, Washington J. Smith, 
_ Thomas Sims, Seymour S. Butler, 
' Samuel §. Thompson, Thoraas J. 
lark, Edward Kirby, William S. 
arris, Lawrence L. Townsend 
ae-10, 
“! ; 
 Quzst. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
|J. T. Harrison, Geo. W. Brab- 
bam—2. . 
_ Quest. 5. Who are Admitled into 
cy Full Connection ? 
_ \jAddison E. Quick, Shadrack 
c ~Shomas—2. 
"Guest. 6. Who are Re-admttted ? 
“% A. Harris. 


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Credentials from other Churches ? 

Asaac B. Smith, from the Afri- 
gan Methodist Episcopal Church. 


“Quzsr. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ee ers have been elected Deacons 2? 
ai Addison E. Quick. 
“Ayunst. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
Addison EK. Qniek, _ __- 














Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons? 
Leonard G. M’Donald, Joseph 
Ladson, Gabriel P. Gardner, 
Francis C. Jones, Isaiah Will- 
iams, Fred. Pendergrass, “enry 
C. Dennis, Stewart Simmons—8, 


QUEST. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
Leonard G. M’Donald, Joseph 
Ladson, Gabriel Pb. Gardner, 
Francis C. Jones, Isaiah Will- 
iams, Fred. Pendergrass, Henry 
C. Dennis, Stewart Simmons—8, 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
Joshua 8. Garrett, Addison E. 
Quick, Shadrack Thomas, Eras- 
mus Dimery—4. 


Quzst. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
Edmund H. Coit, James W. 

White, Leonard 8S. Blakeney, 

Nelson C. Davies, Anderson 

Franklin, Patrick Fair, Evander 

M’ Daniel—7. 


Qurst. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Hiders ? 
Benj. F. Witherspoon, Henry 

F. M’Elwee, Martin V. Gray, 

Benj. Gupple, George F. Fred- 

erick—6. 


Qurst. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders 2 
Benj. F. Witherspoon, Henry 
F. M’Elwee, Martin V. Gray, 
Benj. Gupple, George F. Fred- 
‘2rick—h, 


J. B. MIDDLETON, Secretary. 


QuEstT. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders? 
Henry Daniels. 
Qurst. 17. What Local. Deccons 
have been ordained Eiders? 
Henry Datiiels, 


Thomas Wright, Lisbon 
son, L. W. A. Oglesby—s. 


Qusst. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


ohn- 


Stephen Jett, WiNjam Dar ~ © 


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rington—2. | - ‘ 
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Quest. 20. Was the Character, of 
each Preacher Hxamined? \ 
This was strictly done; as ive 
name of each Preacher was caled 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died? 
H. B. Kershaw. 


(See obituary, p. 79.) eh 
QuzsT. 22. Have any been Trans— 4 


JSerred, and to what Conferences ? 
None. 
Quest. 23, Have any Withdrawn 2 
None. 
Qusst. 24. Have any been Located 
ut their own request? 
None. — 
QuEsT. 25. Have any bam Locate: 
Wore, 
Quust. 96, Haveany thee 
to Withdraw under 
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Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu- || 
; merary Preachers ? . i] 3 


A. C. Dutton, P. Witherspoon, * 


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Haveary been Hapelled ? 
None, 














Sj onst. 27. 


MIEST. 98. Who are selected for 
ier's of Appeals ? 

Minton, A. Middleton, 
ter, B. F. Witherspoon, 
; a I. G. Lowry, E. G. 


| What is the Statistical 
ethis Conference year ? 


ted statement, p. 99.) 


What are the Claims 
ie Conference Fund ? 
~ No report. 


_Qumst. 31, What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$168 98, 
which has been applied under 
order of the Conference. 


Quest. 32. Where are the Preach- 
: ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in the State 
i of South Carolina.] 
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT. 
; A. WEBSTER, P.E. 
(P, 0., Orangeburg.) 


Branchville, E. H. Coit. 
Camden and Mount Joshua, /. 
> RB. Townsend, C. C. Jacobs. 
Camden Circuit, W. G. Deas. 
Cattle Creek and Georgia Station, 
MM, Stewart. 
Columbia, 7 G. M’ Donald. 
Edisto Forks, W. 8. Bailey. 
,Clizabeth nd Shady Grove, ZL. 
Fa arthur. 
‘Lexington hnd Johnstown, Lewis 


Rivers. 
Yechburg, Isacc B. Smith. 
syille Circuit, W. J. Smith. 
jesville, Xk. F. Blakeney. 
p pee Mount Zion, to 
€d. 
i, D. Minus. 
Cireuit, W. M’ Willie. 
@ Circuit, W. 8. Harris. 
, J. Jenkins. 
‘nit, Thomas Sims. 
Circuit, E. Dimery. 
rmomerville Circuit, W. £&. Jer- 


art. . 

Sumter, Vi2/. Bulkley. 
Sumter Cireuit, W. H. Scott. 
Wateree, WM’ Intosh. 

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fousr. 1. Who are Recewed by 
| © Transfer, and from what Con- 
| © erences P 1 

| a yl C. Hekjles, from Des Moines. 


Ay EST. 2. Who are Admitted om 
ag Trial ? 
oah, I, Wiliams, Jesse Bur- 


, 


SOUTH CAROLINA CONFERENCS, 


Wedgetield, to be supplied. 

Zion Circuit, 7 W. Brown. | 

E. Cook, President; L. M. Dunton, 
Vice-President; 4. J. Town- 
send, Professor, in Claflin Uni- 
versity—members of Orange- 
burg Quarterly Conference. 


PORT ROYAL DISTRICT. 
F. W. Sasporras, P.E. 
(P, O., Somerville.) 


Allendale and Bronson, G. £. 
Frederick. 

Appleton, to be supplied. 

Barnwell and Blackwell, A. Ad- 
ams, 

Beaufort and Port Royal, L. 8. 
Blakeney. 

Colleton and Great Swamp, Z. /. 
Frederick, 

Combahee and Ashepoo, A. 
Cooper. 

Cooper River, J. S. Garrett. 

Grahamville and Hilton Head, to 
be supplied. 

Hickory Hill, J. R. Beckham. 

Ladison Circuit, to be supplied. 





Midway, D. G. Johnson. 

Rayenal and Toogoodoo, to be 
supplied. 

Ridyveville Cireuit, P. D. Harris. 

Saint John’s, W. Lvans. ° 

Saint Matthew’s Circuit, J. S. 
Sasportas. 

Saint Stephen’s and Pineville, 
- Stewart Simmons. 

Sykes, Savannah, and Buck Head, 
M. F. Black. 

Wesley Grove and Red Bank, & 
J. Snetter. 

Williston Circuit, S. 8. Butler. 





BISHOP WILEY, Presid 


Yemassee Circuit, F. C. Jones. 


FLORENCE DISTRICT. 
J. E. Wixson, P.E. 
(P. 0. Florence.) 


Bennettsville, &. A. Cottingham, 
W. W. Adamson. i. 
Camp Ridge, Benjamin Brown. 
edar Swamp and Jeremiah, B. 
Gupple. 
Charleston : We HH, 
Lawrence, 
Old Bethel, H. Cardozo. 
Wesley Chapel, #. C. Brown, 
Cheraw and Society Hill, Z. #. 
Lowry. 

Chesterfield and Oro, J. Bur- 
roughs. 

Darlington, B. James. 


Centenary, 





ISSISSIPPI CONFERENCE, 


Held in Jackson, Miss., Jan. 16-21, 1884. 


ee J. M. 





ton, B. H. S. Ferguson, William 
Campbell, Henry W. Wallace, 
Simpson Jossell, James Jordan, 
David F. Dudley, Shed. H. Nevils, 
N. D. Clifford, James K. Qum- 
fort—1l. i 


Quzsr. 8. Who Remain on Trial? 


— Wi Parks, Jobo Wepley Davis, tome’ A, Johnson—1''. 
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Darlington Circuit, Ji A: Browns 

Florence and Wesley Chapel, J. 
W. White. 

Foreston Circuit, to be supplied? 

Georgetown, to be supplied. j 

Horry Circuit, Z. L. Duncan. 

John and James Islands, & LZ: 
Baxter. 

Kingstree Circuit, 2. D. Smith. 

Little Rock Circuit, A. E. Quick. 

Marion and Pedee, A. Middleton, 
J.C. Pendegrass. 

Marlborough Circuit, H. Baker. 

Mars Bluff, J. 1’ Leod. 

Mount Pleasant Circuit, to be 
supplied. q 

North and South Santee, 'to be 
supplied. 

Saint Mary’s, C. R. Brown. ‘ 

Timmonsville and Lynch’s Creek, 
E. M’ Daniel. 

Turkey Creek Circuit, I. V. Gray; 


GREENVILLE DISTRICT. 
E. M. Prvceney, P.E. 

(P. O., Greenville.) 
Anderson, B. &. Witherspoon. 
Anderson Cireuit, H. C. Dennis. 
Bethlehem Circuit, to be sup- 

“plied. 
‘Broad River Cirenit, G. W. Beck- 


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ham. 
Black’s, to be supplied. 
Central Cireuit, L. L. Townsend. | 
Chester Cireuit, 4. Harris. 
Cowpens Circuit, Patrick Fair. 
Early Circuit, 8. S. Thompson. 
Gaffney Circuit, E. Kirby. 
Greenwood Circuit, S. A. Eng 
Golden Grove Circuit, N.C. | 
Davies. ) f 
Greenville, J. B. Middleton. 
Greenville Circuit, York Goodlett. 
Greer’s Circuit, A. Lewis. 
Liberty Cireuit, B. Robertson, 
Marietta Circuit, ¢. 7. Ho kins, | 
aps Hill Circuit, A. B. Frank- | 
in. 
Saint Mark’s Circuit, HF. M’HI-| 
wee. 
Seneca and Walhalla Circuit, J. | 
R. Rosemond, T. J. Clark. | 
Spartanburg, V. 7. Bowen. : 
ellford Circuit, S. Thomas. 
Williamston and Belton Circuit, | 
A. M’ Lees. : 
Yorkville and Clover, S. Green. | 
Quest. 33. Where shall the next” 
Conference be held? 
At Cheraw. 





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SHUMPERT, Secretary. 

Piel 
; Thomas W. Davis, Providence R. 
Crump, Lafayette, White, Alex» 
ander 8. Willianis, Thomas A.” 
Aotton: Robert H. Patton, George 





lw. Smith, Isom M. Lam kin) 
Robert 6, Burrell 1. evils : 
Calvin Vaughn, Nelson Toole) 


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ee Quest. 4, Who are Discontinued ? 


None, 


Quxst. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection 2 
Jacob I. Garrett, Moses White, 
Oliver Toleson, Levin J. 8. Bell, 
Preston H. Davis, James, Ford, 
Andrew Butler—7. 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
Hayward Heslup. 


Quast. 7. Who are Received on 
- Credentials from other Churches ? 

Jefferson J. Harris and Gran- 
ville Shannon, from the Colored 
Methodist Episcupal Church; 
William A. Dossey, from the Afri- 
can Methodist Episcopal Church 


Quzsr, 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 


Jacob I. Garrett, Moses White, 
Oliver Toleson, Levin J. 8. Bell, 
Preston H. Davis, James Ford, 
Andrew Butler—7. 


Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 


None. 


Quest. 10. Whut Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
Rufus Johnson, Noah H. Will- 
jams, Shed. H. Neviis, Alexander 
S. illiams, Simpson Jossell, 
Henry W. Wallace, James K. 
Cumfort—7. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
- Rufus Johnson, Noah H. Will- 
jams, Shed. H. Nevils, Alexander 
8. Williams, Simpson Jossell, 
Henry W. Wallace, James K. 
Cumfort—7. 
Quxsr. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
Jefferson J. Harris, Granville 
Shannon, Richard Sewell, Jacob 
I. Garrett, Moses White, Oliver 
~Toleson, Levin J. 8. Bell, Preston 


“H. Davis, James Ford, Andrew 


Butler, Larkin C.  Deshazo, 
Jobn C. Skinner, William B. 
Kendrick, Charles W. Ivy, Lem- 
uel P. Brown, Robert M’Kelpin 
16. 

Quest. 13. Who are the Traveling 
| Deacons of the Second Olass ? 


| A.M. Trotter, J. C. Houston, 
iA. K. Davis, William Payne, 


James Drayden, James Trice, 


I. L. Pratt, John Everett, Alfred 
D. Payne—9. 


Qumst. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Eiders ? 
Samuel A. Cowan, De Witt 

Calvert, John W. Faulkner—3, 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 


cons have been ordained Elders 2 
Samuc., Ay Cowan; De-— Witt 


Calvert, J oun W. Faulkner—s, 


Quusr. 16. What Local Deacons 
:. have been elected Elders? 
None. 











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MISSISSIPPI CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders ? 


None. 
Quust. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers?  » 


L. C. Deshazo, William B. 
Kendrick, D. M’Lachlan—8, 


Qursr. 19. Who are the Superdn- 
nuated Preachers? 
Gilbert Harden, Daniel James, 
John Wesley Dunn, Jacob’ Can- 
noo, Thomas Brown—. 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 
This was strictly dones\as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died ? 
None. 
Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 
JSerred, and to what Conferences ? 
Eewis Bradford, to North-west 
Towa; J. C. Lckles, to Des Moines 


Quest. 23. Have any Withdiytaon ? 
B. F. Penney, Joel Winston—2. 


Qurst. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request? / \ 


C. P. Head. 


Qusst. 25. Have any been Locate 2 
None. 
Quest. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 
None. 


Quest. 27. Have any been Hxpelled? 
None. 


Quest. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

H. R. Revels, Peter Blue, J. M. 
Shumpert, J. B. Smith, Peter 
Harris, Auron Dayis, D. D. Good- 
win—7. 

Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 101.) 


Quest. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


Not answered. 


Quest. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$194 80, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference. 


Quest. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed? 


(These appointments are all in the State 
of Mississippi.) 


HOLLY SPRINGS DISTRICT. 
H. R. Revers, P E. 
_{P, 0.. Holly Springs.) 
Abbeville, A. D. Payne. 
Atlanta Circuit, to be supplied. 
Bankston| Circuit, J. W. Faulkner, 
Batesville Cirenit, Henry York 


4 OT ies 





_| Booneville 


Grenada, A. Broteer, a 

Grenada Cireuit, Wiliam P,; 

Hernando Cirenit, W liam Py 

Holly Springs, &. 4. Cowan. 

Holly Springs Cireuit, N. H. 
Williams, 

Oxtord, B. L. Crump. 

Oxford Cireuit, WM. H. Foster. 

Walthall Circuit, Z. 0. Crowder. 


W. W. Hooper, President; N. D. _ 







Clifford, Professor, in Rust Uni- ~ 


versity —members of Holly 
Springs Quarterly Conference, 


OKOLONA DISTRICT. 
D. A. Witxiams, P.E. 
(P. O., Jackson.) 


Aberdeenand Mission, Perry Jam- 
ison, J. Burton. 

Aberdeen Cireuit, Gilford Carr. 

Athens, Richard Sewell. 

Circuit, ~ Granville 
Shannon. 

Buena Vista, Miles Proctor, 

Columbus and Mission, Z. JL. 
Shumpert. 

Columbus Cireuit, Zsaac Moseley. 

Corinth, Gilbert Brooks. 

Corinth Circuit, T. W. Davis, © 

Crawford, A. W. Wright. 

Greensborough, Wm. Gatewood. 

Houston, J. W. Davis. 2 

New Albany, L. J. Zerrati. 

Okolona, De Watt Calvert. 

Okolona Cireuit, B. L. Nevils. 

Pontotoc, Jefferson J. Harris. . 

Ripley, B. J. Griffin. 

Starkville, Z B. Graffin. 

Starkville Cirenit, L. White. 

Tampico, B. H. 8. Ferguson. 

Toceapula, to be supplied. 

Tupello, James Trice. 

Union Groye, Wesley Jones. 

West Point, I. L. Pratt. 

West Point Circuit, to be sup- 
plied. 

Whitefield, I. M. Lampkins, 


GREENWOOD DISTRICT. 
G. W. Barney, P.E, 
(P. O., Yazoo City.) 


Attala, Joseph Clemens. 

Benton, D. D. Goodwin. 

Carthage, H. A. Johnson. 

Deasonville, William Campbell. 

Durant Circuit, J. 1. Nevils. 

French Camp Circuit, to be sup- 
plied. 

Goodman, Haywood Heslup. 

Green Hill, A. 8. Williams. 

Greenwood, Henry Cawthorne. 

Kosciusko, 0. ZL. Crump. 

Lexington Cireuit, P. H. Hill. 

Louisville, John Everett, 

Lodi, John, Karns. 

Pickens, Andrew Lemon. 

Roebuck and Minter City, J. C. 
Skinner. 

Roseneath, Ephraim Collins, 

Vaiden Cireuit, Calvin Vaughn, 

Winona, J. C. Houston. ~~ 

Yazoo City, Peter Harris, 


Yazoo City Circuit, tobesupplied. ~ 


JACKSON DISTRICT, 
J. M. SoumpPERT, P.E. 
(P. 0., Columbus.) _ 
Bolton, Py Hy Davis. 


Byhalia ex\d Chulahoma, Jas, Hilis. | Brandon, Alfred Handy. i 









K. Davis. 
bert M’Kelpin. 
0 be supplied. 
Forest. J. I. Garrett. 
Hickory Circuit, to be supplied. 
Jackson, J. W. Parks. 
Lake, to be supplied. 
.Madison, Oliver Toleson. 
Mount Salem, Richard Anderson. 
Pelahatchie, Llijah Graves. 
Rolling Fork, Cosmore Stewart. 
~ Simpson, H. W. Wallace. 
‘Trenton, to be supplied. 
Vicksburg, Aaron Davis. 
Vicksburg Circuit, S. Jossell. 


MERIDIAN DISTRICT. 
JOSEPH CAMPBELL, P.E. 


(P. O., Meridian.) 


Brookville, Andrew Butler. 
Daleville, Nelson Toole. 
De Kalh, James: Jordan. 
Enterprise, Peter Blue. ——~ 





BLUE RIDGE CONFERENCE, 


Held in Asheville, Ne Ces Jan. 30-Feb. 4, 1884. 


BISHOP BOWMAN, Presiding. 


Quzsr. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
ferences ? 

None. 


 Quzst. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 

Harper D. Christenbury, Fran- 
‘cis A. L. Clark—2. 


Quest. 3. Who Remain on Trial? 
. None. 


Quzsr. 4, Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Pull Connection ? 
Frederick M. Presley, Adol- 
phus Graybeal, William Q. A. 
Grabam, John W. P. Barker, 
James R. Cannon—d. 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None, 


Qurst. 7. Who are ‘Received on 
| Credentials from other Churches ? 
|. Nathan M. Cooper, from the 
Wesleyan Connection of Amer- 
ica. \ 


Quesr. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
| _ ers have been elected Deacons ? 
Adolphus Graybeal, William Q. 

A. Graham, John W. P. Barker, 
James R. Cannon—4. 








MISSISSIPPI CONFERENCE, 1884. 


9 


Enterprise Cireuit, Moses White. | Bay Saint Lonis and Pass Chris- 


Ex Prairie, Moses Adams. -— 
Garlandsville, T. A. Cotton. 
Heidelburg, to be supplied. 
Lauderdale, P. R. Crump. 
Macon, W. H. H. Gaillion. — 
Meridian, J. @) Walden. <~ 
Meridian Cireuit, 4. 2. Saunders. 
Mashulasville, C. W. Ivy. 
Paulding, R. H, Patton. 
Philadelphia, L. J. 8. Bell. 
Quitman and De Soto, L. P. 
Brown. 
Shubuta, Obadiah Gillespie. --- 
Shubuta Cireuit, Robert Hays. . 
Shuqualak, Levt Clayton. 7% el 
Waynesborough, to be supplied. 


GULF DISTRICT. 
Warren M’Donatp, P.E. 
(P. 0., Brookhaven.) 


Augusta, G. W. Smith, D. F. 
Dudley. 





Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 


Francis W. Bradley, John D. 
Red wine—2. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
Francis W. Bradley, John D. 
Redwine—2. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? ~ 
Frederick M. Presley, Adolphus 

Graybeal, William Q. A. Graham, 

John W. P. Barker, James R. 

Cannon —5. 

Ques. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class? 
None. 

Quest. 14. What_Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders ? 
David M. Clayton, William T. 

Ford—2. 

Quusr. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders? 
David M. Clayton, William T. 

Ford—2, 

Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
hiwe been elected Elders ? 
None. 

Qunsr. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders ? 
None. 

Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 


James F. West, Adolphus Gray- 
beal, John W. P. Barker—3. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


J. W. Naylor. 


j. D. 


-| name of each Preacher was_cailed 





tian, Nathan Cannon. 
Brookhaven and Hazelhurst, 8. 
H. Nevils. 
China Grove, James Drayden. 
Columbia, J. K. Cumfort. 
Crystal Springs, J. HZ. Cook. 
Fayette, Henry Henderson. som 
Fayette Circuit, to be supplied. 
Georgetown, to be supplied. 
Hamburg and Meadville, Zobert .« 
Roundtree. 
Handsborough and Ocean Spring, 
) J. B. Bevel, i 3g Bi 
iberty, W. A. Dossey. Jy it *4 
New Hope, Haney May. — 4 
Pascagoula, P. #. Bardwell. ~~ 
Summit and Magnolia, A. L.e= 
Kennedy. 
Union Church, James Ford. 


Qurst. 33. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 
At Aberdeen, Miss. 


ROBERSON Secretary. 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 
This was strictly done, as. the’ 







in open Conference. 


Qumst. 21. Have any Died? 
None. 


Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ¢ 


A, F, Creswell, to Holston. 


Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
W. M. Bagby. 


Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 


M. W. Broyles. 


Quast. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. ! 


Quast. 26. Have any been permitted — 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 


None. 


Quzsr. 27. Have any been Hxpelled 2 
None. 


Quust. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals? 

W. F. Parker, J. N. Barker, J. 
D. Roberson, J. M. Wellborn, W.. 
T. Ford, J. F. Woodfin, D. M. 
Clayton—7. ie 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistica 


Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 103.) d 


Quest. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


No report. 


10 


Quest. 31. What has been Received | Bakersville, to be supplied. 
on these Claims, and how has it) Boone, to be supplied. 


. been Applied ? 
$53, 
which has been applied under 
the order of Conference. 


Catawba, to be supplied. . 
Clay and Murphy, to be supplied. 
Henderson, -/. /. Woodfin. 
Leicester, D. M. Clayton, 
Macon and Swain, to be supplied. 
Marshall, J. R. Cannon. 


Quest, 32.. Where are the Preach- | Pigeon River, R. M. Witt. 


ers Stationed ? 


[These appointments are all in the State 
of North Carolina.] 


ASHEVILLE DISTRICT. 
J. D. Roperson, P.E. 
(P. O., Asheville.) 
Asheville, W. G. Matton. 


Tryon Mountain, F. M. Presley. 
Webster and Highlands, to be 
supplied. 
GREENSBOROUGH DIST. 
J. M. WeLuBory, P.E, 
(P. O., Asheville.) 


Antioch, to be supplied. 


BLUE RIDGE CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Deep River, to be supplied. 
Forsyth and Quiltord, F. A. 
L. Clark. . 
Gastonia, to be supplied. 
Harker’s Island, W. /. Parker. 
Jefferson, W. Q. A. Graham. 
Mocksville, V. M/. Cooper. 
Mount Mitchell, W. 7. Ford. 
Uwariah, H. D. Christenbury. 
Wilkesborough, J. V. Barker. 
Yadkin Valley, to be sup- 
plied. 
Yadkinville, to be supplied. 


Quest. 83. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? , 


At Pigeon Valley. 











Qusst. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

None. 


Quzst. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 

Saunders Carroll, Simms Will- 
jams, Andrew Branch, Moses 
Fairfax, Stephen Green, Shadrach 
R. Hason, Charles Crockett, Rob- 
ert Butler, Richard Coleman—9. 


— Qusst. 8. Who Remain on Trial? 

Charles A. Taylor, C.D. L. 
Bryan, Chas. Shallowhorne, Peter 
F, Robinson, Elijah Clark, Ralph 
C. Barrow, Wade Hampton, Jules 
Auguste, Charles Barnes, John 
P. Franklin, Moses Franklin, 
John Fopp, William H. Hardy, 
Peter Sampson, Frank Bowers, 
M. C. B. Mason, Valeour Chap- 
man, Joseph Johnson, Henry 
Johnson, Robert J. Thomas—20, 


Qusst. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 


John W. Richardson, R. L. 
Louis, Joseph Hazen—38. 


 QvuEst. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 


John G. Vaughan, Alfred J. 
Pickett, Cyrus H. Claiborne, 
Travis Larkin; George W. Wells, 
Earnest Lyon, Nicholas Burton, 
Thomas J. Johnson, Peter B. 
_M’Donald, Joseph Patterson, Jas. 
H. Rylander, Timothy Gates, 
George A. Payne, Braxton Bol- 
den, David Shelby—15. 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None, 


QurstT. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches 2 
Alfred N. Jackson, from the 
African Methodist Episcopal 
Church. 











Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
George W. Wells, (all others 

admitted into full connection had 

been ordained deacons.) 


Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 


George W. Wells. 


Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
Frank Bowers, Stephen Green, 
Moses Fairfax—s, 


QuEsT. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
Frank Bowers, Stephen Green, 
Moses Fairfax—3, 


QuEST. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
Charles Monroe, Cyrus H. Clai- 
borne, Travis Larkin, George W. 
Wells, Earnest Lyon, Nicholas 
Burton, Peter B. M’ Donald, Thos. 
J. Johnson, Joseph Patterson, 
James H. Rylander, Timothy 
Gates, George A. Payne, Braxton 
Bolden, David Shelby—14. 


Quzst. 18. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 

Morris J. Dyer, Henry C. Arm- 

ston, Henry J. Wright, Hampton 

James, George J. Rogers, Saun- 

ders S. Wright, Ephraim Harri- 

son—7. 

Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders ? 
Simon Evans, Charles W. Ker- 

shaw, Fletcher T. Chinn, Jobn 

G. Vaughan, Alfred J. Pickett, 

Thomas M’Carey, Jas. W. Lewis, 

Alex. J. Ford—s. 


QuEsT. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders ? 
Simon Evans, Charles W. Ker- 

shaw, Fletcher T. Chinn, Alfred 





LOUISIANA CONFERENCE, 


Held in New Orleans, La., Jan. 30=-Feb. 4, 1884. 


x: BISHOP WILEY, Presiding. J; ©. HARTZELL, \Secrerary: 


J. Pickett, Thomas M’Carey, Jas. 
W. Lewis, Alex. J. Ford, (John 
G. Vaughan baying been previ- 
ously ordained)—8, 

QurEst. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Hiders ? 
None. 

QuEst. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Hiders? 
None. 

QuEsST. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers 2 


H. T. Abbott, A. Primus—2, 


Quest. 19. Who are the Swperan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

Henry Green, A. Lagardy, F. 
Reeyes, C. Downs, P. Yarbor- 
ough, i Johnson, L. Armstead, 
S. Osborne, Anthony Ross—9. 


Quzst. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined 2 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


QUEST. 21. Have any Died? 


J. W. Wesley, Thomas Ken- 
nedy, Isaac Hay ward—s. 


(See obituaries, p. 79.) 
Quest. 22. Hane any been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences ? 

None. 
Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
R. L. Beal, Andrew J; ackson—2. 
QuEsT. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own Request ? 
None, 
Quust. 25. Have any been Located? 
. None. 
QUEST. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 
3 None. 





LOUISIANA CONFERENCE, 1884. 


QUEST. 27. Have any been Expelled ? 
None. 


Quest. 28. Who are selected for 
; Triers of Appeals? 

J. S. Davage, John Qualls, J. 
W. Hilton, A. Ross, Marcus 
Dale, Reese Thompson, J. F. 
Marshall—7. 


Qusst. 29. What is the Statistical 
Leeport for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 185.) 


QuEsT. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


Not answered. 


QuzsT. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? : 


$302, 


which has been applied under 
order of the Conference, 


Quzst. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


[These appointments are all in the State 
of Louisiana.] 


NEW ORLEANS DISTRICT. 
L. P. Cusuman, P.E. 
(P. 0., 32 Natchez St., New Orleans.) 


New Orleans: Algiers and As- 
bury, R. C. Barrow. 

Ames Church and M’Carty 
Square, J. G. Vaughan. 
Clinton Street, A. J. Ford. 

First Street, 7 G. Montgomery. 
Haven Chapel, M. C. B. Mason. 
La Harpe Street, John Qualls. 
Mount Zion, J. W. Hudson. 
Pleasant Plains, W. P. Forest. 
| Simpson Chapel, 7. P. Jackson. 
. Sixth Street, M. J. Dyer. 
Thomson Chapel, Z. 7. Gayden. 
Dnion Chapel, Stephen Priestly. 
| Wesley Chapel, Mareus Dale. 
| Baldwin Mission, W. S. Fitch. 
| Camp Parapet, Kenner, and Free- 
town, T. J. Johnson. 
| Gretna Mission, Moses Fairfax. _ 
| Lower Coast, Washington Brooks. 
/ Pearl River Circuit, W. H. Hardy. 
Shady Grove, Elijah Clark. 
| Spring Chapel, to be supplied. 
| J. A. Dean, President New Or- 
| leans University —member of 
Ames Quarterly Conference. 
a. C. Hartzell, Assistant Corre- 
| sponding Secretary Freedmen’s 
Aid Society—member of Ames 
Quarterly Conference. 
W. D. Godman, President of La 
| Teche Seminary and Corre- 
sponding Secretary Orphans’ 
Home Board—member of La 
Teche Quarterly Conference. 








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J 


L. P. Cushman, Editor South- 
western Christian Advocate. 
W. S. Fitch, Principal of Baldwin 

Seminary, 


LA FOURCHE DISTRICT. 
Emprror Witttams, P.E. 
(P. O., 69 Clinton St., Carrollton.) 


Bayou Goula, P. F. Robinson. 

Bayou Sale, Richard Coleman. 

Centreville and Pattersonville, 
Simon Hvans. 

Darrowville, Frank Bowers. 

Donaldsonville, William Smith. 

Dulac, C. H. Claiborne. 

Franklin, J. W. Hilton. 

Houma, A. WV. Jackson. 

La Teche, Earnest Lyon. 

Morgan City and Bayou Beouf, 
H. C. Armston. 

Napoleonville, Thomas, M’ Carey. 

Saint Charles and Saint John, G. 
A. Payne. ~ 

Springfield and Mandeville, C. D. 
C. Bryan. 

Terrebonne, Willis Carr. 

Thibodeaux, Samuel Davage. 

White Hall, Abraham Hilton. 

Woodlawn, J. W. Lewis. 


LA TECHE DISTRICT. 
A. E. P. Arsert, P.E. 
(P. 0.,1956 St. Charles St., New Orleans.) 


Alexandria, J. F. Marshall. 

Avery’s Island, to be supplied. 

Booneville and Bunkie, John 
Sparks. 

Cote Blanche and Grand Cote, 
Travis Larkin, 

Colton Port Circuit, Stephen 
Green. : 

Cheneyville and Le Comte, Aws- 
tin Jones. , 

Eola and Sunflower, Chas. Mon- 
roe. 

Flat Town and Chicot, to be sup- 

lied, 


Glencoe, William Dunis. 


Jeannerette and Hubertville, Ad- 
len Luster. 

Marksville, to be supplied. 

New Iberia, Chas. Shallowhorne. 

Opelousas, Robert Anderson. 

Pineville and Bayou Mary, Henry 
Jobnson. 

Saint Martinsville and Breaux 
Bridge, Hdward Fields. 

Saint Peter and Sorrell, William 
Murrell. 

Stewart Chapel and Spring Creek, 
to be supplied. 

Vermillionville and Scott’s Sta- 
tion, Joseph Johnson. 

Washington, 8. #. H. Morant. 

Washington Circuit, Jules Au- 


guste. 
Waxia and Petite Prairie, Braxton 
Bolden. 





11 


A. E. P. Albert, Assistant Editor 
of South-western Christian Ad- 
vocate. 


BATON ROUGE DISTRICT. 
Prerre Lanpry, P.E. 
(P. 0., Donaldsonville.) 


Baton Rouge, F. 7. Chinn. 
Bayou Letsworth, J. H. Rylan- 


er. 

Bayou Sara, to be supplied. 

Clinton, Prince King. 

Comite, C. A. Taylor. 

Jackson, Hampton James. 

Lake Providence, Nicholas Bur- 
ton. 

Macedonia, Charles Barnes. 

Mount Carmel, G. J. Rogers. 

Mount Pleasant, to be sup- 
plied. 

Musson, to be supplied. 

Myrtle Grove, Timothy Gates. 

New Roads, Saunders Carroll. 

New Texas Landing, Simms Will- 
lams. 

Plaquemine, George Lacy. 

Rosedale, G. W. Wells. 

Shady Grove, Andrew Branch. 

State Line, Addison Moore. 

Stony Point, Ephraim Harri- 
son. 

The Plains, R. J. Thomas. . 

Union Chapel, J. P. Franklin. 

Wesley Chapel, 0. W. Kershaw. 

West Baton Rouge, Moses Frank- _ 
lin. I 


SHREVEPORT DISTRICT. 
Srrrnen Duncan, P.E. 
(P. O., Shreveport.) 


Allen Circuit, 8. R. Hason. 
Bastrop and Bichelle, Peter B. 
M’ Donald. 
Columbia Cireuit, Robert Butler. 
Compte, 8. 8. Wright. 
Cotile Cireuit, Joseph Patter-— 
son. | 
Coushatta, David Shelby. 
Dickson Cross Roads, John Fopp. 
Fairfield, Frank Harvey. 
Fort Jessup, Horace Wallace. 
Grand Cave, Charles Crockett. 
Mansfield, Frank Walker. 
Monroe, Valcour Chapman. 
Natchitoches, H. J. Wriyht. 
New Columbia and Trinity, to be | 
supplied. 
Ouachita and Jones Chapel, Geo. 
Washington. 
Pleasant Hills, A. J. Pickett. 
Scott Circuit, Alex. Spears. " 
Shreveport: Saint James, Cortez — 
Thompson. } 
Saint Paul, Reese Thompson. 


Quust. 38. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


At Baton Rouge. 





12 


NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE, 1884. 


NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Greensborough, N.C., February 6-11, 1884. 


BISHOP BOWMAN, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
ferences ? 

None. 


Quest. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 

Reuben Streeter, Simon P. 
West, Henry T. Green, Robert C. 
Campbeil—4. 

Quest. 3. Who Remain on Trial ? 

Charles Richwine, James P. 
Jones, Alexander Newsome, Eli- 
sha Howard, Charles N. Grandi- 
son, William W. Pope, Charles 
Harshaw, George W. Byeres, 
‘William B. M’Nair—9. 

Quzst. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Conection ? 


None. 


Quzst. 6. Who are Re-admitted 2 
None. 



















Quest. 7. Who are Received on 
| Credentials from other Churches? 
Alexander W. Turner, from Af- 
rican Bethel M. E. Church. 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 


None. 


Quzsr. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
None. 


Quusr. 10: What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 


William W. Pope, George W. 
Byeres, Simon P. West, William 
i. Hairston, James Clark—5. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
__ William W. Pope, George W. 
Byeres, Simon P. West, William 
H Hairston, James Clark—sb. 


Quusr. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 


None. 
Quest. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 


William H. Goler, Elias M. 
-Collett—2. 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Deas 
cons have been elected Elders? 
Osborn Letterlough. 
Quust. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders? 
Osborn Letterlough. 














Quzst. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders? 


None. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Eiders? 


None. 
Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
% W. C. Gibson. 
Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers? 
Nelson §. Farror, M. Alston 
—2. 
Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Huamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 
Quust. 21. Have any Died? 
R. Waters, (David Blank, on 
trial)—2. f : 
(See obituaries, p. 97.) 


Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences ? 


None. 


Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 
Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 
J. 8S. Henderson. 


Quest. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 


None. 
Quesr. 27. Have any been Expelled ? 


None. : 
Quest. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 


D. Cornell, D. Brooks, I. Wells, 
A. Connor, W. H. Smith, T. M. 
Joiner, O. Letterlough—7. 


Quzst. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ¢ 
(See tabulated statement, p. 104.) 


Quest. 80. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


No report. 


Quest. 81. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$87 06, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference. 








W. F. STEELE, Secretary. 


Quust. 82. Where are the Preach - 
eis Stationed ? 
[These appointments are allin the State 
of North Carolina.] 
CENTRAL DISTRICT. 
L. B. Grason, P.E. 
(P. O., Greensborough.) 
Anson, Union, and Hamlet, W. 
B. M’ Nair. 
Charlotte, Zsaac Wells. 
Cleveland, Gaston, and Ruther- 
ford, W. W. Pope. ; 
Columbus, to be supplied. 
Iredell, C. Harshaw. ; 
Laurinburg and Laurel Hill, C. 
W. Blaylock. 
Lincoln, Henry T. Green. 
Lumberton, 2. Smith. 
Moore and Cumberland, Reuben 
Streeter. 
New Hope, 7. 1. Joiner. 
Newton, R. C. Campbell. 
Shoe Heel, C. Richwine. 
South Catawba, S. If. Hanes. 
Wilmington, &. O. Spaulding. 


RALEIGH DISTRICT. 
Joun E. Cuamptuin, P.E. . 
(P. 0., High Point.) 
Centre, to be supplied. 
Conrad and Stanley, to be sup- 
plied. 
Deep River, E. M. Collett. 
Durham and Raleigh, C. N. 
Grandison. 
East Randolph, to be supplied. 
Forestville, to be supplied. 
Goldsborough, Simon P. West. 
Greeusborough: Saint Matthew’s, 
H. M. Murphy. 
Seminary, to be supplied. 
Guilford, to be supplied. 
High Point and ‘lrinity, J. P. 
Jones. 
Lexington, £. Morton. 
Madison, to: be supplied. 
Mount Tabor, to be supplied. 
Oberlin, D. Brooks. 
Oxford, A. Newsome. 
Piney Grove, to be supplied. 
Reidsville, Wyatt Walker. 
Secret Springs, to be supplied. 
Summerfield, to be supplied. 
Thomasville, D. Coma d 
Wesley Chapel and Camp 
Springs, J. Payne. 
West Randolph, 4. M@. Turner. 
W. F. Steele, Principal of Ben- 
nett Seminary — member of 
Greensborough Seminary Quar- 
terly Conference. 


WESTERN DISTRICT. 
W. W. Morgan, P.E. 

(P, O., Lenoir.) 
Alexander and Wilks, A. Connor. 
Danbury, Elisha Howard, — 
Haywood and Asheville, to be 








BISHOP WILEY, Presiding. 


NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Hendersonville, to be supplied. 
Jefferson, to be supplied. 
Jonesville, 0. Letterlough. Mount Airy, W. H. Smith. 
Kernersville, George W. Byeres.| Pigeon Valley, to be 
‘Lenoir and Hickory Station, W.| _ plied. 

Gray. Sandy Mush, to be supplied. 


M’Dowell, J. W. Caldicut. 
Mitchell, to be supplied. 


sup- 


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Watauga, to be supplied. 
Winston, W. H. Goler. 


Quest. 83. Where shall the next 


Conference be held? 
At Lumberton. 





LITTLE ROCK CONFERENCE, 


Held in Little Rock, Ark., Feb. 13-18, 1884. 





Qurst. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

O. H. Smith, from Mlinois; G. 

W. Gill, from Texas—2. 


Qusst. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 
Samuel J. Brown, John R. 
Frazier, John H. M’Allister—3. 


Quzst. 8. Who Remain on Trial? 

William H. Morris, James T. 
Thompson, Christopher C. Riley, 
Benjamin J. Donnell, Charles G. 
Brooks, John D. Johnson, Will- 
jam M. Fuller, Alex. Hardeman, 
Osborn Wheeler—9. 


Quzst. 4. Who are Discontinued? 
William Pope, J. P. Mack—2. 


Qouzst. 5. Who are Admitied into 
Full Connection? 

Seth Neal, Henry C. Dunlap, 
Edward Pinkett, Edmund Spen- 
cer, Alfred L. Richardson, Me- 
shach Lockman—6. 

Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 

Elzy Roberts, located in 1880 
from Little Rock Conference. 
Quest. 7. Who are Received on 

Credentials from other Churches ? 

None. 
Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons? 

Edmund Spencer, Alfred L. 
Richardson—2. 

QUEST, 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 

Edmund Spencer, Alfred L. 
Richardson—2. 

Quest. 10, What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 

William Reed, Andrew E. Carr 
—2, 

Quzst. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 

William Reed, Andrew E. Carr 
—2, 

Quast. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class? 
Peter ipinphrey, Bey Neal, 


Quzst. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
Henry H. M?Allister, Foster 
Wallace, Beriah M’Cain, Green 
N. Johnson, Ulysses 8. Kitchen, 
G@. W. Gill—6. 
Quzst. 14. What Traveling \Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders ? 
Robert Boone, George W. Ba- 
ber, William H. Higgins—3. 
Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders ? 
Robert Boone, George W. Ba- 
ber, William H. Higgins—3. 
Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Hiders ? 
None. 
Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders ? 
None. 

















QuEST. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 


Peter Humphrey. 


Quzst. 19. Who are.the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


None. 
Quust. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Exomined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 
Quast. 21. Have any Died? 
None. : 
Quest. 22. Have on been Trans- 
JSerred, and to what lon ferences ? 
L. G. Pollard, to Wisconsin; A. 
W. Decker, to Erie—2. 
Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
G. G. W. Taylor. 

Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 
Russell Green. 

Quzst. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 


Qusst. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges? 


‘sage C. ele a we elon: None. 

‘ett, Edmund Spencer. ed L. 

Richardson, Meshach Lockman | QUEST. 27. me any been Expelled? 
one, 


aes 


W. 





O. EMORY, Secretary. 


QuEsT. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 
Thomas Mason, G. W. Sams, 
L. W. Elkins, W. O. Emory, O. 
H. Smith, A. J. Phillips, G. B. 
Donnelly—7. 













Quust. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 


(See tabulated statement, p. 105. 


Quust. 30. What are the Claim 
on the Conference Fund? 


Not answered. 


Quzst. 31. What has been Receivec 
on these Claims, and how has 4 
been Applied ? 

$554 

which has been applied und 

order of the Conference. 


Quust. 32. Where are the Preac 
ers Stationed ? 


[These appointments are all in the St: 
of Arkansas.] ; 


LITTLE ROCK DISTRICT. 
O. H. SuitH, P.E. 
(P. O., Little Rock.) 


Askew, 8. Neal. 

Brinkley and Clarendon, J. 
Frazier. 

Carlisle, Alex. Hardeman. 

Forest City, G. N. Johnson. 

Forest City Circuit, J. H. M’Al- 
lister. 

Helena, B. J. Donnell. 

Helena Cirevit, W. H. Morris. 

Little Rock, H. H. M’ Allister. 

Lonoke, H. C. Dunlap. 

Mariana, to be supplied. 

Marvel, 8. J. Brown. 

Palestine, G. W. Baber. 

Saulsburg, C. C. Riley. 

Thomas Mason, President of Phiv 
lander Smith College. 


HOT SPRINGS DISTRICT. 
L. W. Exxins, P.E. 
(P. 0., Little Rock.) 


Center Point, W. R. &. Duncan. 
‘Fulton Circuit, J. T. Thomp- 


son. 

Garland City, to be ria paie 

Hot Springs, Samuel Johnson. 

Lewisville, Osborn Wheeler. 

Little Rock Mission, G. B. 
nelly. 


14 


Monticello and Warren, J. G.| 
Thompson. 
New Edinburg, Edward Pinkett. 
Paraclifta, Meshach Lockman. 
Peytonville, Edmund Spencer. 
Pine Bluff, W. O. Hmory. 
Pine Bluff Circuit, C. G. Brooks. 
Prescott, to be supplied. 
Texarkana, G. W. Gill. 
Texarkana Circuit, W. M. Ful- 
ler. s 
Washington, Llzy Roberts. 


ARGENTA DISTRICT. 

G. W. Sams, P.E. 

(P. O., Little Rock.) 
Alma Cireuit, U. 8. Kitchen. 
Argenta Circuit, to be supplied. 
Batesville, G. W. Taylor, 
Bebee, to be supplied. 
Conway and Morrilitown, A. L. 

Richardson. 

Fayetteville, A. J. Phillips. 
Fayetteville Circuit, Robert Boone. 


_ LITTLE ROCK CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Fort Smith. Foster Wallace. 

Jacksonportand Newport, W. 2. 
Higgins. ; 

Little Rock Cireuit, J. D. John- 
son. f 

Russellville, to be supplied. 

Sweet Home. Beriah M’Cain. 

Van Buren, W. H. Crawford. 


QuzEst. 83. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


At Van Buren. 





ARKANSAS CONFERENCE, 


Held in Little Rock, Ark., Feb. 20°25, 1884. 


BISHOP WILEY, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

W. H. W. Rees, from Iowa; Jo- 

seph Hart, from I[linois; M. A. 

Nichols, from Texas—3. 


Who are Admitted on 
Trial ? 
John W. Skelton, William H. 
Lewis, William R.°’B. Mercer, 
Thomas H. Ross—4. 


QUEST. 2. 


Quest. 3. Who Remain on Trial 2 

James §. Edwards, John C. 
Blanton, Henry H. Skaggs, Ep- | 
person EK, Fulkerson, Reuben Bow- 
en, Samuel L. Titus, Leroy Bates, 
George H. Smith, E. Asbury Gil- | 
bert—9. ] 


Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full: Connection 2. 


William C, Evans, Thomas J. 
Gideon, Hardin M. Hughes—3. 


Quzst. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None. 


Quest. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches 2 
Lewis Kelley, from the Method- 

ist Episcopal Church, South. 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons 2 
William C. Evans, Thomas J. 

Gideon, Hardin M, Hughes—3. 





Qusst. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 


William C, Evans, Thomas J. 
Gideon, Hardin M. Hughes—2. 


Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 


Samuel L. Titus, Leroy Bates—2. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons 2 


Samuel L, Titus, Leroy Bates—2.. 





Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
Thomas J. Hampton, Lewis 
Kelley, William C. Evans, Thomas 
J. Gideon, Hardin M, Hughes—5. 


Quest. 18. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
Samuel W. Gamble, John M. 

Walburn, James.C. Barker, Will- 

iam J. Powers—4, 


Quest. 14. What. Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders ? 
John R. Trett, Darling G. Rob- 

inson, William M. Ludwick, Will- 


/iam J. Dodson—4. 


QUEST. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders ? 
John R. Trett, Darling G. Rob- 
inson, William M. Ludwick, Will- 
iam J. Dodson—4. 


QUEST. 16. ‘What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders ? 
None. 


QuEst. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Eiders ¢ 


None. 


Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers? 

Wiley F. Bowden, W. J. Dod- 
son, J. R. Trett, T. J. Hampton, 
W. J. Powers, W. M. Ludwick, 
J. P. Singleton—7. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 
Henry Flood, J. J. Braggins, 
Daniel M’Donald—s. 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 


cach Preacher. Examined 2 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
In open Conference. 
QuusT, 21. Have any Died ? 
None. 
Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Served, und towhat Conferences? 
T. H, Knease, to Saint Louis, 





T. B. FORD, Secretary. 


QUEST. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
J. W. Longeoy. 


Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 


J. W. Shinn. 


QUEST. 25. Have any been Located ? 
_ Thomas H. Rail. 


QUEST. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 


None. 


QUEST. 27. Have any been Hxpelled? . 
None. 7 


QUEST. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

G. H. Gideon, L. C. Obarr; C, 
D, Fry, H. J. Newell, J. T. Hen- 
drickson, A. W. Smith, T. B, 
Ford—%. . 


Quest. 29. What és the Statistical ° 
Report for this Conference year 2 


(See tabulated statement, p. 106.) 


QuEst. 30. What are the Claims 
. on the Conference Fund? 


Not answered. 


Qusst. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it, 
been Applied ? 

$80, | 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conterence. 


QuEsT. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed 2 
[These appointments are all in the State 
of Arkansas. ] 


LITTLE ROCK DISTRICT, 
Doxe Sziavens, P.E. 
(P. 0., Judsonia.) 


Ada, J. W. Skelton, 
Amity, 8. W. Gamble. 
Argenta, to be supplied. 
Carlisle and Duval’s Bluff, Joseph 
Hart. 
Center Valley, V. B. Brashear. 
Conway and Greenbrier, D. @. 
Robinson, 
Judsonia, 8. L. Titus. 


* 


ARKANSAS CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Little Rock, W. H. W. Rees. 
Little Rock Circuit, to be supplied. 
Rondo, J, M. Walburn. 

Russell ville, J. V. Hendrickson. 

Texarkana, G. W. Avod. 

Washington, to be supplied. 

G. W. Gray, President of Little 
Rock University — member of 
Little Rock Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 

Leroy Bates, Principal of Texar- 
kana Institute—member of Tex- 
arka Quarterly Conference. 


FORT SMITH DISTRICT. 


W. J. Stumons, P.E. 
(P. O., Magazine.) 


‘Cedar Glades, G. H. Smith. 


Charleston, J. S. Harris, 
Chichelah, T. J. Gideon. 
Dayton, L. ©. Obarr. 
Elsworth, J. S. Edwards. 
Fort Smith, @. 7. Brown. 
Hackett City, W. C. Evans. 


we 


Hartville, to be supplied. 

Locksburg, to be supplied, 

Magazine, G. H. Gedeon. 

South Hot Springs, H. J. Newell. 

Waldron and Danville, B. D. 
Jones, one to be supplied. 


EUREKA SPRINGS DIST. 
D. H. Urcnurcn, P.E. 
(P. 0., Rogers.) 


Cedarville, J. C. Blanton. 

Dixon, to be supplied. 

Eureka Springs, G. 2. Cunning- 
ham. 

Green Forest, to be supplied. 

Huntsville, %. A. Wichols. 

Prairie Grove, C. D. Fry. 

Rogers, 0. 2. Bryant. 

Rogers Circuit, H. M. Hughes. 

Siloam Springs, 7. B. Ford. 

Siloam Circuit, W. H. Lewis. 

Van Buren and. Ozark, &. W. 
Hammett. 

Wheeler, W. H. Skaggs. 


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15 


HARRISON DISTRICT. 
R. C. Morsr, P.E,. 
(P. O., Harrison.) 


Buffalo, to be supplied. 
Clear Creek, E. R Fulkerson. 
Curia, to be supplied. 

Evening Shade, Lewis Kelley. 

Harrison, James Lokey. 

Jasper, Reuben Bowen. 

Mountain Home, W. R. B. Mer- 
cer. : 

Newburg, J. P. Lowry. 

Polk Bayou, E. A. Gilbert. 

Raven Den Springs, Thomas H. 
Ross. 

Wild Cherry, 4. W. Smith. 

J. ©. Barker, Principal of Ar- 
kansas Conference Seminary— 
member of Harrison Quarterly 
Conference. * 


Quest. 33. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 
At Rogers, Ark. 





WILMINGTON CONFERENCE, 


Held in Wilmington, Del., March 5-11, 1884. 


BISHOP HARRIS, Presiding. 


Quzst. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

William EF. Tomkinson, from 

New York East. 


Quzst. 2. Who are Admitted on 
aL rtaliZ 
William A. Wise, [saac L. Wood, 


| Robert A. Tuff, William F. Daw- 
son, Wilmer Jaggard, Daniel F. 








M’Faul, Emerson P. Roberts, Ed- 
mund H. Derrickson, George P. 
Smith—9. 


Quest. 8. Who Remain on Trial ? 

William B. Guthrie, Alpheus S. 
Mowbray, Vaughan §. Collins, 
George L. Hardesty—4. 


Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
Alvin W. Holt. 


Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection? 


Benjamin C, Warren, Allison 
P. Prettyman, Charles H. Will- 
iams—3, 

Quust. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None. 


Quzst. 7. Who are Receiwwed on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 


Alfred T. Melvin, trom the Meth- 


odist Protestant Church. 


Quzst.8. What Traveling Preach- 


ers have been elected Deacons ? 
Benjamin ©. Warren, Charles 
H. Williams—2, 





Qusst.9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons? 


Benjamin ©. Warren, Charles 
H. Williams—2. 


Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 

Vaughan S. Collins, George L. 
Hardesty, Joseph H. Bell, John 
Tyler—4. : 
Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 

have been ordained Deacons ? 

Vaughan §S. Collins, George L. 
Hardesty, Joseph Bell, John Ty- 
ler—4. 


Quest. 12.. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class? 
Benjamin C. Warren, Allison 
P. Prettyman, Charles H. Will- 
iams, Sewall N, Pilchard—4. 


Quest. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
Isaiah D. Johnson, Charles 8. 

Baker, Louis P, Corkran—3. 


Quust. 14. What_ Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Eiders ? 
Frederick J. Cochran, 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Eiders ? 


Frederick J. Cochran. 
Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders? 
Samuel M. Donohoe. 


Quzst. 17. What Local Deacons | Q 


have been ordained Eiders ? 
Samuel M. Donohoe, 


J. D. RIGG, Secretary, 


Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 


James Hubbard, I. T. Cooper, 
George Barton, James Esgate, J. 
L. Taft, William Merrill, Henry _ 
Sanderson, John Allen, W. W. 
Redman, A. T. Scott. G. A. Phoe- 
bus, S. T. Gardner, John Shil- 
ling, Henry Colclazer, W. F. Tal- 
bot, Robert Roe—16. d 


Quest. 19° Who are the Superan- 


nuated Preachers ? 


J. L. Houston, E. J. Way, Val- 
entine Gray, A. A. Fisher—4. 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of — 
each Preacher Examined 2 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Qumst. 21. Have any Died ? 


Louis C. Matlack. 
(See obituary, p. 79.) 


Qoust. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 


None. 


Quzst. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
Vaughan Smith. 
Qusst. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 
None. 


Quest. 25. Have any been Located? 
None. 


uEST. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges? 


None. 


16 


QuEstT. 27. Have any been Hxpelled? 
None. 


QueEst. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

N. M. Browne, J. W. Hammers- 
ley, J. T. Van Burkalow, E. H. 
Hynson, J. O. Sypherd, James E. 
Bryan, William B. Walton—7. 


QuEstT. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 107.) 


QuEstT. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$7,500. 


Quest. 81. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 


$5,770, 
which has been applied under 
order of the Conference. 


QuEsT. 82. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed? 
{These appointments are allin the State 


of Delaware, except as otherwise in- 
dicated.] 


WILMINGTON DISTRICT, 
Cuartes Hr11, P.E. 
(P. O., Wilmington.) 


Bethel and Glasgow, (Md.,) #. C. 
Atkins. 

Charlestown, (Md.,) #. #. White. 

Cherry Hill, (Md.,) C. A. Hill. 

Chesapeake City, (Md.,) 7. A. H. 
O Brien. 

Chester, L. W. Layfield. 

Christiana, W. M. Green. 

Claymont, to be supplied. 

Delaware City and Port Penn, 
T. B. Hunter. 

Elk Neck, (Md.,) Z. C. Andrew. 

Elkton and Crouch’s Chapel, 
(Md.,) C. F. Sheppard. 

Hockessin, to be supplied. 

Mount Lebanon, to be supplied. 

Mount Pleasant, J. W. Hammers- 


ley. 

Newark and Wesley, 7. H. Haynes. 

New Castle, WV. 1. Browne. 

Newport.and Stanton, #. H. Nelson. 

North East, (Md.,) &. W. Todd. 

Port Deposit, (Md.,) 2. C. Jones. 

Red Lion, Julius Dodd. 

Rising Sun, (Md.,) Joseph Robin- 
son. 

Saint George’s and Summit, F. J. 
Cochran. 

Wilmington: Asbury, W. L. S. 
Murray. 

Brandywine, &. L. Hubbard. 

Epworth, W. B. Gregg. 

Grace Church and Madeley, J. 
R. Boyle, B. F. Price. 

Mount Salem, J. H. Smith. 


WILMINGTON CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Wilmington: Saint Paul’s and] Frederica, J. 2. Mowbray. 
Kingswood, R. H. Adams, W.| Galestown, (Md.,) Jeseph Dare. 


A. Wise. : 
Scott, 7. R. Creamer. : 
Swedish Mission, to be supplied. 
Union, ( W. Prettyman. 
Zion Circuit, John France. 


EASTON DISTRICT. 
J. H. Canpwe tt, P.E. 
(P. 0., Smyrna.) 


Appoquinimink, D. F. Waddell. 
Cecilton, (Md.,) J. ZT. Van Burk- 


alow. 
Centreville, (Md.,) 7. #. Terry. 
Chestertown, (Md.,) #. P. Aldred. 
Church Hill, (Md.,) W. J. O'Neil, 

one to besupplied, 
Crumpton, (Md.,) to be supplied. 
Easton, (Md.,) A. W. Lightbourne. 
Galena, (Md.,)@. W. Townsend. 
Greensborough, (Md.,) <Adlsred 

Smith. 
Hillsborough, (Md.,) J. #. Kidney. 
Ingleside, (Md.,) 7: £. Bell. 
Kent Island, (Md.,) J. A. Arters. 
King’s Creek, (Md.,) I. L. Wood. 
Marydell, (Md.,) Newton W Quay. 
Middletown, Adam Stengle. 
Millington,(Md.,) 7.Z. Zomkinson. 
Odessa, J. 2. Otis. 
Oxford, (Md.,) A. S. Mowbray. 
Pomona, (Md.,) #. C. Macnichol. 
Queenstown, (Md.,) L. P. Corkran. 
Rock Hall, (Md.,) G@. S. Conaway. 
Royal Oak, (Md.,) B. OC. Warren. 
Saint Michael's, (Md.,) J. D. Rigg. 
Sassafras, (Md.,) O. S. Walton. 
Smyrna, J. B. Quigg. 
Smyrna Circuit, J. £. Merritt. 
Still Pond, (Md.,) ZL. #. Barrett. 
Sudlersville, (Md.,) J. O. Sypherd. 
Talbot, (Md.,) A. p. Prettyman. 
Townsend, to be pipes 
Trappe, (Md.,) 2, A. Stephenson. 


DOVER DISTRICT. 
A. W. Musy, P.E. 
(P. 0,, Frederica.) 


Beckwith, (Md.,) James Conner. 

Bridgeville, W. S. Robinson, R. 
A. Tuff. 

Cambridge, (Md.,) J. #. Bryan. 

Camden, J. A. Brindle. 

Church Creek, (Md.,) C. H. Will- 


iams. 

Denton, (Md.,) A. D. Davis, one 
to be supplied. 

Dover, 7. #. Martindale. 

East New Market, (Md.,) 7. 0. 
Ayres. 

Ellendale, J. MU. Collins. 

Farmington, J. W. Poole. 

Federalsbur, ue) John Warth- 
man, G. p. mith, 

Felton, Jsaac Jewell. 


Georgetown, P. H. Rawlins, 
Harrington, G. W. Burke. 
Houston, W. F. Dawson. 
Hurlocks, (Md.,) to be supplied. 
Leipsic, James Carroll. 
Lewes, J. D. Kemp. 
Lincoln, Hdward Davis. 
Magnolia, 8. N. Pilchard. 
Milford, J. 8. Willis. 
Millsborough, D. F. M’Faul. 
Milton, 7, S. Wiltiams. 
Nassau, Z. WV. Foreman. 
Seaford, Walter Underwood. 
Vienna, (Md.,) V. S. Collins. 
Woodlandtown. (Md.,) G. L. Hard: 
esty. 
Wyoming, W. M. Warner. 


SALISBURY DISTRICT. 
J. A. B. Witson, P.E. 
(P. O., Salisbury, Md,)- 


Annamessex, (Md.,)I. D. Johnson. 
Asbury, (Md.,) W. #. Avery. 
mentee Creek, (Md.,) to be sup- 
lied, 
Beilin, (Md.,) C. A. Grice. 
Bethel Cireuit, A. 7. Melvin. 
Chincoteague,(Va., )to be supplied. 
Crisfiefd, (Md.,) W. W. W. Wilson. 
Deal’s Island, (Md.,)  D. C. 
_ Hanna. 
Delmar, Albert Chandler. 
Fairmount, (Md.,) W. #. Hutchin. 
Frankford, W. J. Duhadway. 
Fruitland, (Md.,) J. 1. Lindale. 
Gumborough, W. #. Corkran, 
Holland’s Island, (Md.,) to be sup- 
plied. 
Laurel, F. C. M’Sorley. 
Newark, (Md.,) @. W. Welcon. 
Onancock, (Va.,) I.G. Hosnocht. - 
Parsonburg,(Md.,) W. £.P. Bowen. 
Pocomoke Circuit, (Md.,) E. H. 
Derrickson. 
Pocomoke City, (Md.,) W. #. Hn- 
gland, 

Powellville, (Md.,) to be supplied. 
Princess Anne, (Md.,) W. b. Tom- 
kinson, one to be supplied, 

Quantico, (Md.,) 7. H. Harding. 
Roxana, ZH. H: Hynson, E. P. 


_ Roberts, : 

Salisbury, (Md.,)W. B Walton. 

Sharptown, (Md. ) #. H. Miller, 

Shortly, Wilmer Jaggard. 

aes Island, (Md.,) to be sup- 
ied. 

Snow Hill, (Md.,) J. H. Walley. 

Stockton,(Md.,) W. R. MZ’ Farlane. 

Tangier, (Va.,) C. 8S. Baker. 

Westover. Circuit, W. B. Guthrie, 


Quest. 33. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


At Snow Hill, Md. , 


VIRGINIA CONFERENCE, 1884. 


17 


VIRGINIA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Waterford, Va., March 5-9, 1884. 


BISHOP WARREN, Presiding. 


QuEsT. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences? 

None. 


QuEsT. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 

George H. M’Faden, George S. 
Kerr, Levi K. M’ Niel, J. Emmett 
Deacon, George R. Watson, Thos. 
N. Given, William A. Sharp—7. 


QuzsT. 3. Who Remain on Trial? 
Thomas M. Furey, Doctor W. 

Hill, Noble C. Burkharte, John 

A. Martin, Isaac N. Pippin—d. 


Quzst. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 


W. Rogers Israel, Daniel E. 
Pendleton, George A. Reese—3. 


Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 

Full Connection ? ? 

John H. Howard, Jasper J. 
Rumburg—2. é 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None. 


| Qurst. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches 2 
None. 


: 
| Quust. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have bern elected Deacons ? 


None. 


| Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
| ers have been ordained Deacons? 


' None. 
! 
; 


| Quast. 10. What Local Preachers 
/ have been elected Deacons ? 
George H. M’Faden, George R. 
| Watson, Thomas N. Given—3, 


| Qurst. 11. What Local Preachers 

| have been ordained Deacons ? 

| George H. M’Faden, George R. 

| Watson, Thomas N. Given—3. 

\ 

| Quust. 12. Who are the Traveling 

Deacons of the First Class? 
John H. Howard, Jasper J. 

Rumburg, William A. Wilson, 

Millard ¥. Marsh—4. 








Quzst. 18. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class? 
William V. Elliott, Elisha G. 
| Alderman, Ralph R. Little, John 
|R. Furey—4. 


QuEsT. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders? 
Gratton 8. Weiford, Jasper N. 
harpe—2. 

Bee: 








QUEST. 15. What Traeling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders ? 
Gratton §. Weiford, Jasper N. 
Sharpe—2. 


QUEST. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Hlders? 


None. 


Qusst. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders ? 


None. 


QuEsT. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
Jas. Murray, D.M. Mutersbaugh, 
G. W. Graham, 8. Richardson, 
J. N. Penley, W. A. Wilson—6. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


None. 


QueEstT. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


QusEsT. 21. Have any Died? 
None. 


QussT. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences? 


T. M. Furey, to Wyoming; 7. 


L. Poulson, to Baltimore—2. 


QuEST. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Qusst. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own Request ? 
None. 


QuEstT. 25. Have any been Located? 
None. 


QUEST. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 


None. 


QuEsT. 27. Have any been Hupelled? 
None. 


QuzEstT. 28. Who ave selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

A. J. Porter, G. H. Thompson, 
A. H. Ingle, C. M. Neff, 8. A. 
Ball, G. P. Wanless, J. S. Wick- 
line—7. 


Qusst. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 109.) 


QuzsT. 80. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund? 


Not answered. 


Las 6 


VAUGHAN, Secretary. 


QUEST. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how hus it 
been Applied ? 

$190 95, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference. 


QuEsT. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in the State 
of Virginia, except as otherwise indi- 
cated.) 


ALEXANDRIA DISTRICT. 
8. A. Batu, P.E. 

(P. O., Falls Church, Va.) 
Alexandria, to be supplied. 
Berryville, C. W. Bail. 
Bethany, to be supplied. 

Falls Church, W. 7’. Schooley. 

Falmouth, J. R. Furey. 

Herndon, J. £. Zvans. 

Leesburg and Hillsborough, J. S. 
Wickline, one to be supplied. 

Manassas, W. H. Forsyth. 

Norfolk, G. H. M’Faden. 

Old Point, A. J. Porter. 

Vienna, J. H. Howard, 


ROANOKE DISTRICT. 
E. H. Vauauan, P.E. 
(2. O., Christiansburg, Va.) 


Auburn, J. K. Rumburg. ~~ 

Bedford Mission, B. 8. Zurner. 

Bland, to be supplied. 

Eagle Rock, @. 2. Neese, one to 
be supplied. 

Floyd, A. W. Boone, one to be 
supplied. 

Franklin, to be supplied. 

Grayson, J. V. Sharpe, one to be 
supplied. 

New River, @. H. Thomson. 

Roanoke, G. R. Watson. 

Roanoke Circuit, G. P. Wanless, 
L. K. M’Niel. 


| Rockbridge, T. N. Given. 


Wythe, G. 8. Kerr. 
J. E. Deacon, Principal of Con- 
ference Seminary at Roanoke, 


GREENBRIER DISTRICT. 
R. A. Scort, P.E. 

(. 0., Roncevert, W. Va.) 
Edray, (W. Va.,) to be supplied. 
Forest Hill, (W. Va.,) D. W. Hill. 
Greenbrier, (W. Va.,) to be sup- 

plied. 
Highland, C. . Neff. 
Lewisburg, (W. Va.,) J. J. Rum- 
burg. 
Monroe and Sweet Springs, (W. 
Va.,) D. C. Hedrick. 
Pocahontas, (W. Va.,) R. RB. Lit- 


tle. 
Pott’s Creek, (W. Va) to: be 
supplied. 


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VIRGINIA CONFERENCE, 


. Rockingham and Sherando, G.) Bristol, M. F. Marsh. 
S. Weiford, William A. Sharp. | Lee, J. A. Martin. 


Te. 


ABINGDON DISTRICT. 
A. W. Ricnarpson, P.E. 
(P. O., Nicholsville, Va.) 
Abingdon, E. G. Alderman. 


Mineral City, N. C. Burkharte. 
New Garden, 4. J. Crumley. 
Nicholsyille, A, H. Ingle. 
North Fork, J. P. Feliner. 
Russell, W. V. Elliott. 

Scott, to be supplied. 


1884. 


Smythe, I. N. Pippin. 
Tazewell, to be supplied. 
Wise, to be supplied. 


QuEst. 33. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


At Roanoke, Va. 





BALTIMORE CONFERENCE, 


Held in Washington, D.C., March 5-11, 1884. 


BISHOP ANDREWS, Presiding. 


Quzst. 1. Who ave Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
erences? 

H. §. Hilton, from Colorado. 


Quest. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 

John Sieber, Arthur H. Thomp- 
son, Charles M. Haddaway, Philip 
C. Edwards, William W. Barnes, 
William A. Carroll, Charles O. 
Isaac—7. 

Quest. 8. Who Remain on Trial? 

Benjamin F. Devries, Henry W. 
Jones, John F. F. Gray, Naka- 
yama Chin-jo—4. 

Quust, 4..Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 


George L. Cuddy. 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 


John W. Kelley, formerly of 
Baltimore Conference, but cut 
off by the exigencies of the late 
war. 


Quest. 7%. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 


- None. 


Qursr. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 


None. 


Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons 2 
None. 


Quzxst. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
William W. Buck. 


Quprst. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 


None. 

Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
George L. Cuddy. 

Quest. 138. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 

Whiteford L. M’Dowell, How- 








Qursr. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders ? 
William D. Morgan, William 

H. Dell—2, 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders? 
William D. Morgan, William 

H. Dell—2. 

Nore.—Onuki Bunchichi, Aibara Yei- 
ken, »nd Kurimura Sayohachi were 
recently ordained in Japan by Bishop 
Merrill, having been elected by Balti- 
more Conference in 1882, 


Quzsr. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders? 


None. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Eiders ? 


None. 


Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers 2 

L. F. Morgan, 8. A. Wilson, 
C. A. Reid, J. H. Brown, C. H. 
Mytinger, E. E. Shipley, G. G. 
Markham, L. D, Herron, 8. H. 
Cummings, G. W. Feelemeyer, J. 
D. Moore, B. N. Wooden, J. W. 
Hedyes—13. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

R. M. Lipscomb, C. H. Say- 
idge, W. C. Mullen, J. Gamble, 
M. A. Turner, O. P. Wirgman, 
A. J. Bender, J. W, Cullom, M. 
Goheen, B. H. Smith, W. H. 
Pitcher, Jas. Brads, G. W. Israel, 
S. L. M. Conser, M. L. Hawley, 
J. W. Start, J. W. Kelley—17. 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died? 
C. B. Young. 

(See obituary, p. 97.) 
Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 
JSerred, and to what Conferences ¢ 
John Edwards, to Virginia. 


ard F. Downs, W. Raymond | QUEST. 23. Have any Withdrawn? 


Stricklen, Edward L, Watson, 
Thomas R. Marsh—6d. 


Takahashi Untai, Hamada Koy- 
otara, Hobart H, Smith—3, 





G. G. BAKER, Secretary. 


Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 


None. 


Quest. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. = 


Quzst. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 


None. 
Quest. 27. Have any been Hxpelled ? 
None. 


Quest. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

W. B. Edwards, Joseph France, 
W. F. Speake, A. 8S. Hank, J. 
M’K. Reiley, J. A. Price, P. B. 
Brown—7. 


Qusst. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 111.) 


Quest. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$6,835. 


Quest. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

; $6,430 16, 

which has been applied under 

the order of Conference. 


Quest. 82. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
(These appointments are all in the State 


of Maryland, except as otherwise indi- 
cated. J 


BALTIMORE DISTRICT. 
Jonn Lananan, P.E. 
(P. 0., 168 W. Baltimore $t., Balt., Md.) 


Baltimore: Bennett Memorial, 

William Rogers. 

Eutaw Street, 8S. 1. Hartsock. 

First Church, J. F. Goucher. 

Fort Avenue, Osborn Belt. 

Hanover Street, Thomas Daugh- 
erty. 

Hill Street, J. D. Still. 


Huntingdon Avenue, J. B. Van - 


Meter. 
Madison Avenue, A. UM. Court- 
enay, S. A. Wilson, sup. 
Mount Vernon Place, © Z. 
Felton. 


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BALTIMORE CONFERENCE, 


Baltimore: North-west Mission, 
0. D. Smith. 

South Baltimore, W. P. Speake. 
Strawbridge, B. Peyton Brown. 
Wesley Chapel, J. #. Amos. 

Baltimore Circuit, Z. L. Brown, 
W. L. M’Dowell. 

Calvert, Solomon German. 

Carrollton, C. £. Dudrear. 

Hampstead, Joseph P. Wilson, W. 
W. Barnes. 

Hunts, #. H. Smith. L 

Mechanicstown, G. M. Berry, H. 
W. Jones. 

Mount Vernon, G. C. Bacon. 

Mount Washington, 7. A. Morgan. 

New Windsor, D. M. Browning, 
one to be supplied. 

Reistertown, W. WM. Ferguson. 

Smithville, H. 2. Savage. 

Solomon’s Island, J. F. F. Gray. 

Westminster, G. W. Heyde, C. A. 
Reed, sup. 

West, River, Henry Nice, W. R. 
Stricklen. 

- Woodbury: First Church, A. J. 

Gal. 


all. 

Grace, Thomas Myers. 

- Davis H. Carroll, Agent of Book 
Depository—member of Mount 
Vernon Quarterly Conference. 

J. A. M’Canley, President of 
Dickinson College—member of 
First Church Quarterly Con- 
ference. 


BAST BALTIMORE DIST. 
R. W. BuAck, P.E. 
(P. 0., 402 Hollins Street, Baltimore, Md.) 


Aberdeen, C. C. Cronin. j 
Baltimore: Appold, J. S. J. Has- 
up. 
Brond@ey, C. H. Richardson, 
J. H. Brown, sup.’ 
Canton, J. W. Cornelius. 
Caroline Street, B. G. W. Reed. 
Chester Street, James P. Wilson. 
East Baltimore, G. G. Baker, 
Harry Boggs. 
Exeter Street, Z. H. Pearce. 
Jackson Square, L. B. Wilson. 
Greenmouvt Avenue, W. -Z. 
Curley. ‘ 
Harford Avenue, J. R. Wheeler. 
Highland Avenueand Patapsco, 
S. M. Alford. 
High Street, B. Ff. Clarkson. 
Jefferson Street, M. F. B. Rice. 
Madison Square, J. M’ Kendree 
” Feetley. 
North Baltimore, Z. T. Wider- 
man. 
Bentley Springs, 7. @. West, W. 
H, Dell. 


Deer Park, 7. #. Peters. 
East Harford, 2. &. Murphy. 
Fast Harford Circuit, J. C. Nichol- 


son. a 
Govanstown, W. B. Edwards. 
Great Falls, Watson Case. 
Harford, J. W. Smith. 

Havre de Grace, Samuel Shannon. 
Hereford, J. NV. Davis, Joel Brown. 
Homestead, to be supplied. 











Long Green, A. R. Reiley. 
Lutherville, W. Y. Morgan. 
Towson, W. £. D. Clemm. 
Waverly, W. #. Bird, G. W. 


Feelemeyer, sup. 

West Harford, J. H. Marsh, G. 
L. Cuddy. 

Charles M° Elfresh, Chaplain Sea- 
men’s 
Broadway Quarterly Conf. 


WEST BALTIMORE DIST, 
A. W. RoupIsILL, P.E. 
(P. O., 386 Lafayette Ave., Balt., Md.) 


Antietam, C. A. Jones. 

Baltimore: Columbia Avenue, 
G. W. Cooper. 

Emory, 7. L. Poulson, L. D. 
Herron, sup. 

Fayette Street, J. J. G. Webster. 


E. E. Shipley, sup. 
Grace, J. St. Clair Neal. 
Harlem Park, A. #. Gibson. 
Monroe Street, Wilford Downs, 
H. F. Downs. 
Summerfield, C. £. Young. 
Union Square, A. H. Ames. 
Whatcoat, W. F. Ward. 
Buckeystown, C. 7. Weed. 
Catonsville, F. H. Havener. 
Elk Ridge, H. C. UM’ Daniel, C. 
M. Haddaway. 


Ellicott City, Azekiel Richardson. 


Frederick City, J. H. Dashiell. 

Hagerstown, J. B. Stitt- 

Harper’s Ferry, (W. Va.,) H. H. 
Westwood. 


Liberty, Reuben Kolb, B. ¥. De- 


vries. 
Linganore and Union Bridge, D. 
B. Winstead. 
Magothy, Julius Soper. 
Middletown, Page Milburn. 
Mount Olivet, W. I Osborn. 
Patapsco, J. R. Cadden, E. L. 
Watson. : 
Savage and Laurel, J. LZ. Walsh. 
Smithburg, P. C. Edwards. 
Summerfield Circuit, W. 4. 
Koontz, W. A. Carroll. 
West Falls, J. J. Largent. 
Williamsport, W. W. Van Arsdale: 


M. Harman, 


Conference. 


WASHINGTON DISTRICT. 
J. 8. Dears, PE. 
, O., 1321 11th St., N.W., Washington.) 
Anacostia, (D. C.,) W. H. Reed, 
Annapolis: First Church, @. Vz. 


Leech. 
Wesley Chapel, W. G. Herbert. 


Baldwin Memorial, #. 0. ld- 


ridge, S. H. Cummings, sup. 
Bladensburg, W. M. Hammond. 
Forestville, C. O. Cook. 
Leonardtown, J. C. Starr. 
Montgomery, W. &. Gwinn, A. 
HH. Thompson. 
Rock Creek, Danie Haskell, one 
to be supplied. 


1884. 


Rockville, Alexander Bielaske. 
Saint Mary’s, C. O. Isaac. 
Severn, 7. J. Cross, C. H. My- 


Bethel — member of 


Franklin Street, Z. M@. Gardner,» 





Professor in 
Dickinson College — member 
of Fayette Street Quarterly 





19 


tinger, sup. 


South River, Z. A. Thirlkeld. 
Spencerville, 0. C. Marriott. 
Washington, (D. C.:) Dunbarton 


Avenue, W. I, M’ Kinney. 
Fletcher Chapel, W. H. Laney. 
Foundry, H. &. Naylor, G. G. 

Markam, sup. 

Fourth Street, Joseph France. 
Gorsuch, #. D. Owen. 

Grace, Hl. S. France. 

Hamline, J. A. Price. 
Memorial, C. 7. House. 
Metropolitan, 2. D. Huntley. 
M’Kendree, W. S. Edwards. 
Mount Zion, J. #. Ockermane, 
North Capitol, J. C. Hagey. 
Ryland, W. 4. Chapman. 
Twelfth Street, J. H. Ryland. 
Union, W. 7. L. Weeeh. 
Waugh, &. N. Baer. 

Wesley Chapel, Richard Norris. 


CUMBERLAND DISTRICT, 
G. W. Hozss, P.E. 
(P, O., Cumberland, Md.) 


Barton, W. C. Grofjith. 

Berkeley Springs, 1. P. West. 
Bloomington, G. W. Cecil. 
Bunker Ilill, (W. Va.,) D. A. 


Ford, one. to be supplied. 


Cumberland; Centre Street, C. 


W. Baldwin. 
Kingsley, D. G. Miller. 


Elk Garden, T. R. Marsh. 
Flintstone, J. C. Stewart. 
Frostburg, J. P. Wright. 
Frostburg Circuit, 8. S. Welson. 
Grant, (W. Va.,) H. C. Smith. 
Hancock, Hmory Buhrman, Jobn 


Sieber. 


Hedgesville, (W: Va.,) J. R. Par- 


ew. 
Hyndman, Thomas Wood. ~~ 


/| Keyser City, (W. Va.,) G #. 
Maydwell. 

Lonaconing, Henry Baker. 

Martinsburg, (W. Va.,) A. S&. 


Hank, J. W. Hedges, aap? 
ton. 


“Mount Sayage, H. 8. Hi 

Old Town, to be supplied. 

Paw Paw, (W. Va.,) J. B. Hall. 
Pendleton, (W. Va.,) to be sup- 


lied, 


Pp 
Piedmont, (W. Va.,) J. #. MU. 


Lemon. 


Rawling’s Station, 7. W. Shriner. 
Romney, (W. Va.,) &._G. Porter. 
Shepherdstown, (W. Va.,) James 


MW Laren. 5 


Union Grove, Harrison M’ Nemar. 
Winchester, (Va.,) 2. F. Bishop. 
R. S. Maclay, Onuki Bunchichi, 


Albara Yeiken, Kurimuri Sayo- 
hachi, Nakayama Chin-jo, Mis- 
sionaries to Japan.. 


Ques. 33. Where shall the neat 


Conference be held ? 


At Eutaw Street Church, Balti- 


more, Md. 


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MISSOURI CONFERENCE, 1884. 


MISSOURI CONFERENCE, 


Held in Saint Joseph, Mo., March 5-10, 1884. 


BISHOP FOSS, Presiding. 


QusstT. 1. Who are Recewed by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 


F.§S. Corkran, from Saint Louis. 


Quest. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial ?. 

Robert J. Stilwell, Benjamin F. 
Wilson, George 8. Robinson, 
George Grady, James A. Still, 
Edward W. M’Millen, Simeon R. 


Reno, William B. Christy, Julius. 


Smith, Henry South, John C. 
Clark, Timothy Reeves, Fielding 
Sales, Silas W. Jones—14. 


Quest. 8. Who Remain on Trial? 

Martin V. Briggs, Wingfield S. 
Clinesmith, Willis M. Sapp, Al- 
bert H. Collins, George W. Nor- 
ris, Edwin B. Lytle—s. 


Qusst. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 


Thomas J. Reznor, Eli H. 
Brumbaugh—2. 


QusEst. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Fill Connection ? 


Lewis H. Bowdle. 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 


James R. Noble, located by lowa 
Conference September 10, 1877. 


Qusst. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 

Robert J. Stilwell and George 8. 
Robinson from the Primitive 
“Methodist Church in Canada; 
Benjamin F. Wilson, from the 
Colored Methodist Episcopal 
Church in America—3. 


Quzst. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 


Lewis H. Bowdle. 


Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 


Lewis H. Bowdle. 
Quzst. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
William Kennish. 


QuEsT. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 


William Kennish. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling i 


Deacons of the First Class ? 


Lewis H. Bowdle, Leroy J. 
Jackson—2. 


Quzst. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
John W. Kinzer, Frederick T. 
tevenson, Milton F. Sapp, Rich- 
ard Davis, Richard E. Gillum—s. 











Qusst. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Hlders ? 
John W. Huston, William C. 

Reuter—2, \ 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Hiders ? 


John W. Huston, William C. 
Reuter. 

Norr.—Jeremiah Wright, having been 
previously ordained an elder, was, by 
vote of the Conference, passed to the 
list of effective elders, 


QoEST. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Hiders ? 


None. 


QusstT. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Eiders ? 


None. 


QuEST. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

Calvin Allen, T. P. Hales, John 
Cavitt, A. H. Ketrow, T. B. Brat- 
ton, W. B. Moody, T. J. Ferrill, 
L. N. Taylor, John Moorhead, 
J.C. Horn, H. B. Barnes, H. B. 
Seeley, O. Brunner, H. C. Dayhoff, 
D. B. Lake, 8. H. Enyeart—16. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

M. T. Klepper, L. Shelley, 8. 
Huffman, 8: G. Anderson, W. B. 
Ashby, W. D. Lee, T. H. Hol- 
lingsworth, W. Sellers, -Z. S. 
Weller, E. Brookman, W. R. Ely, 
J.T. Boyle, A. H. Powell, Edward 
Roszell, Nathan Shumate—15. 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


QuEsT. 21. Have any Died? 
None. 


QuEsT. 22. Have any been Trans- 


’ ferred, and to what Conferences? 


#. [. Allen, to New York; J. 
W. Bovee, to North Nebraska; 
Othniel Bruner, to South Kansas 
—3. 

QuEsT. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
-Thomas M. Thorson. 
QuEsT. 24, Have any been Located 
at their own Request ? 
Charles W. Smith. 
QuEST. 25. Have any been Located 2 
None. 

QUEST. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 
None. 


Quest, 27. Haveany been Expelled ? 
None. , 





W. F. CLAYTON, Secretary. 


Quest. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

J, B. Sasseen, T. J. Wheat, A. 
Burton, 8. N. Warner, N. W. 
Enyeart, C. H. John, John Gil- 
lies—7. 

QuEsT. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year 2? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 113.) 


QuEst. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$1,600. 
Qusst. 31. What has been Received 


on these Claims, and how has it 


been Applied ? 
$941 80, 


which has been applied under 
the order of Conference. 


QUEST. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed 2 
[These appointments areall in the State 
of Missouri.] 
HANNIBAL DISTRICT. 
W. J. Martinpars, P.E. 
* (P.0., Glasgow, Mo.) 


Ayalon and Bridge Creek, 8. W. 
Jones. 
Bowling Greeu, 2. W.M? Master. 
Brookfield, J. H. Cox. 
Brunswick, Samuel Taylor. 
Carrollton, Samuel Knupp. 
Carrollton Cirenit, to be supplied. 
Centralia, to be supplied. 
Glasgow, to be supplied. 


Hannibal : Broadway, Jno. Gillies. | 


Hope Street, 1. H.’ Butler. 
Laclede, W. F. Clayton. 
Laddonia, L. H. Bowdle. 
Linneus and Browning, J. 0. 

Taylor. 

Louisiana, J. C. Hall. 

Meadville, 7. J. Hnyeart. 
Mexico, John Wayman. 
Middletown, to be supplied. 
Moberly, J. 2. Sasseen. 
Montgomery and Pendleton, E. 

W. M’ Millen. 

Rothville, W. 8. Clinesmith. 
Saint Catharine, to be supplied. 
Wellsville and Vandalia,-K. B. 

Lytle. 

Calvin Allen, Agent Preachers? 

Aid Society. 

C._.S. Cooper, Missionary to West 

Nebraskas. ; 


KIRKSVILLE DISTRICT. 
M. L. Curt, P.E. 
(PB. O., Louisiana, Mo.) 
Athens, J. S. Wilson. 
Atlanta, V. M. Enyeart. 
Brasheer, A. H. Collins. 
Canton and Williamstown, G.& 
Robinson, 
Clarence, 7. I, Green. 


Oe a 


MISSOURI CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Colfax, to be supplied. 

Downing, to be supplied. 

Edina, J. W. Anderson. 

Glenwood, James Allen. 

Granger, Henry Crampton. 

Green City and Greencastle, W. 
A. Presson. 

Kahoka, #. B. Cater. 

Kirksville, 7. J. Wheat. 

Kirksville Circuit, W. A. Turner. 

Laneaster, B. 7. Stanner. 

La Plata, Nathan Cordray. 

Macon City, R. L. Thompson. 


Memphis, W. 7. Freeland. 





Memphis Circuit, William Stan- 


ner. 
Milan, Z. T. W Netley. 
Newark, to be supplied. 
Novelty, W. R. Hnyeart. 
Saint John, J. M. Pate. 
Sand Hill, B. Ff. Warner. 
Shelbina and Shelbyville, hk. J. 
Stilwell. 
Unionville, ZS. Ware. 
Unionville Circuit, to be supplied. 
Winegan, to be supplied. 


CHILLICOTHE DISTRICT. 
J. F. Musner, P.E. 
(P. O., Cameron, Mo.) 


Bethany, W. C. Reuter. 

Bethany Circuit, Thomas Hvans. 
Black Oak, G. W. Norris. 
Breckenridge, 2. L. Jamison. 
Cainesville, Robert Devlin. 
Cameron, J. M. Parker. 
Chillicéthe, J. R. Noble. 
Chillicothe Circuit, M. V. Briggs. 
Eagleville, to be supplied. 

East Kingston, George Grady. 





WASHINGTON CONFERENC 


Held in Lynchburg, Va., March 12-17, 1884. 
J. A. HOLMES, 


BISHOP ANDREWS, 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
ferences ? 
W. A. Ryder, from New York ; 
A. R. Shockley, from Newark—2. 


Who are Admitted on 
| Trial? 
Richard H. Adams, William H. 
Gaines, George D. Johnson, John 
W. Titus, John Barnett—é. 


Quest. 2. 


Quxst. 3. Who Remain on Trial? 
Singleton R. Hughes, William 
H. Pleasant, Benjamin Myers, 
John W. Hill, Washington Mur- 
ray, Bosley Boyce, George D. 
Nickins, Bernard B. Martin, Geo. 
W. Staples, James H. Watson, 
John W. Banks, Minor R. Jenk- 
ins—12. (The last nine have not 
passed in studies of first year.) 


Quast. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
__ Joseph Wheeler, Charles A. R. 
Lyles—2. 


Presiding. 


Hamilton, C. H. John. 
Jamesport, J. B. Grover. 
Kidder, F. T. Stevenson. 
Kingston, W. I. Brown. 
Lindley, R. RB. Witten. 
Martinsville, to be supplied. 
Maysville, C. 7. Phillips. 
Mount Moriah, 8. R. Reno. 
Osborn, W. H. Welton. 
Plattsburg, J. Mf. Green. 
Princeton, to be supplied. 
Ravenna, to be supplied. 
Ridgeley, Isaae Chivington. 
Spickards, to be supplied. 
Stewartsville, Z S. Hall. 


Stewartsville Circuit, to be sup- 


plied. 
Trenton, Oscar Deshler. 
Utica, J. 8. Barwick. 
Winston, to be supplied. 


SAINT JOSEPH DISTRICT. 
O. 8. MIDDLETON, P.E. 


(P. O., Savannah, Mo.) 


Albany, W. A. Van Gundy. - 
Barnard, J. G. Thompson. 


Burlington Junction, S. V.. War- 


PEN. 

Clearmont, M. F. Sapp. 
Darlington, Z. V. Roof. 
Denver, J. W. Kinzer. 
Fillmore, H. LZ. Powers. 

Grant City, J. A. Showalter. 
Hopkins, Charles Balson. & 
King City, Zhomas Wolcott. 
Maitland, J. W. Huston. 
Maryville, 7. A. Canaday. 
Milton, W. B. Christy. 
Mound City, Samuel Caruthers. 
Oregon, to be supplied. 





Quzst. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Conection ? 
William G. Colby, Isaac L. 

Thomas, Marshall Robinson—3. 


Quzst. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None. 

Quest. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches? 
None. 

Quzsr. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been dected Deacons ? 

Isaac L. Thomas, Marshall Rob- 
inson—2, , 
Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
Isaac L. Thomas, Marshall Rob- 
inson—2. 
Quzst. 10. What Local Preuchers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
Geo. Daugherty, Philip T.Scott, 
Edward Pipes, Frank Trigg, Jobn 
Edmunds, Alexander Johnson, 
John Barnett—7. 


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Pickering, to be supplied. 
Quitman, Wlliam Cowley. 
Rockport, Julins Smith. 
Rosendale, H. 7. Robins. 
Saint Joseph, /. J. Bentley. 
Savannah, to be supplied. 
Savannah Circuit, J. A. Still. 
Skidmore, LZrz Edmonds. 
Stanberry, J. H. Poland. 
Tarkio, £. V. Ismond. 
Watson, W. M. Sapp. 


NORTH MISSOURI DISTRICT. 
AUSTIN Burton, P.E. 
(P. 0., Mexico, Mo,) 


Auburn, to be supplied. 
Bowling Green, /. A. Lee. 
Columbia, Richard Davis. 
Danville, W. H. HZ. Brown. \ 
Elsberry, Fielding Sales. 
Fayette, John Clark. 
Fulton, John Jeffers. 
Fulton Circuit, John Tate. 
Glasgow, George Abbott. 
Louisiana, Jeremiah Wright. 
Louisiana Cireuit, Henry South. 
Mexico, Alexander Hubbard. 
Moberly Circuit, to be supplied. 
Montgomery, Timothy Reeves. 
North Fayette, B. F. Wilson. 
Saint Charles and Forestel, John- 
son Cravens. 
Sebree, J. C. Clark. 
Shannondale, L. J. Jackson. 
Troy, R. E. Gillum. 
Warrenton, George Reeves. 
Wellsville, Zsaac Cato. 


Quest. 338. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


At Macon City, M 


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Qurst. 11. What Local Prec 
have been ordained LD) 
Geo. Daugberty, Phili 
Edward Pipes, Frank Trig 
Edmunds, Alexander Jot 
John Barnett—7,. 


Quest. 12. Who are the 1 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
William G. Colby, Isaae L. 
Thomas, Marshall Robinson—3. 


Quest. 13. Who-are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class? 
Alfred Young, James T. Moten, 
Stewart A. Lewis, Thomas H. 
Brooks, Frank F. Wheeler, W. 
H. Thomas—6. 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Deas 
cons have been elected Elders? 
Abraham Beck, George E. 
Curry, Julius C. Love, Joseph T. 
Owens, Thomas A. White, Mount 
A. Dyer, William F. Patterson, 
Thomas H. Dansbury, William 
H. Brooks, John M. Bean—10. 


22 


- Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Eiders? 
Abraham Beck, George E. 
Curry, Julius C. Love, Joseph T. 
Owens, Thomas A, White, Mount 
A. Dyer, William F. Patterson, 
Thomas H. Dansbury, William 
H. Brooks, John M. Bean—10. 


Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders? 


None. 


Quxst. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Hiders ? 


None, 


Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
H. R. Elbert, M. Callender, W. 
A. Claxton—3. 


Qozst. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

J. B.Snowden, A. N. Kennedy, 
W. Sidney, J. Loggins, N. Jack- 
son, P. Brown, J. Trigg, J. 
Owens, W. Lankford—9. 


Quest. 20.' Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died? 


B. Brown, W. Hicks, H. Auk- 
ard, 8. P. Ryan, J. M. Elkins, C. 
H. Browu—é. 

+ (See obituaries, p. 97.) 


Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 
JSerred, and to what Conferences ? 


J. A, Holmes, to New York; J. 
H. Riddick, to Newark—2. 


Quust. 238. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 
Quest. 24. Have any been Located 


at their own request ? 
J. M. Gross. 


Quest, 25. Have any been Located ? 
8. L. Mann. 


Quest. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 


None. 
& 


Quest. 27. Have any been Expelled ? 
J. H. Butler. 


Quest. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

W. W. Foreman, Jas. Thomas, 
J. W. Dansbury, P. G. Walker, 
T. W. Boothe, Noble Watkins, 
A. W. Brown—%, 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year 4 
(See tabulated statement, p. 116.) 


Quzst. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


Not answered. 





Quest. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has wt 
been Applied? - 

$963 91, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference, 


Qumst. 82. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in the State 
of Maryland, except as otherwise in- 
dicated.] 


BALTIMORE DISTRICT. 
EK. W. 8. Psecx, P.E. 
(P. 0.,56 Whatcoat Street, Baltimore.) 


Baltimore: Ames Chapel, W. ZZ. 
Draper. 

Asbury, W. C. Cooper. 
Asbury Chapel, A. D. Valentine. 
Centennial, W. 7. Harris. 
John Wesley, W. P. Ryder. 
ryan og P. G. Walker. 
Saint Paul’s, Robert Hawkins. 
Sharp Street, J, W. Dansbury. 
Waugh Chapel, P. H. Matthews. 

Bel Air, 7. H. Dansbury. 

Frederick City, 7. 0. Carroll. 

Gettysburg, (Pa.,) Washington 
Murray. 

Govanstown and Luthersville, A. 
&. Shockley. 

Gunpowder, B, W. Brown. 

Hagerstown, James Thomas. 

Harford, W. H. Brooks. 

Harrisburg, (Pa.,) to be supplied. 

Hereford i H Adams. 

Liberty, Perry M’ Pherson. 

Middletown, [. L. Thomas. 

Monoeacy, W. H. Cook. 

New Market and Fairview, 7. A. 
White, « 

Reisterstown, Alfred Young. 

Westminster, Samuel Brown. 

Williamsport, R. #. J. Warner. 

T. B. Snowden, Professor in Cen- 
tenary Biblical Institute—mem- 
ber of Metropolitan Quarterly 
Confereuce. 


WASHINGTON DISTRICT. 
BENJAMIN Brown, P.E. 
(P. O., 113 Hill Street, Baltimore.) 


Annapolis, W. W. Foreman. 
Bladensburg, J. LZ. Hvans. 
Bowie, F. F. Sawyer. 
Calvert, R. H. Alexander. 
Clarksburg, W. J. Williams. 
Davidsonville, R. P. Beil. 
Great Mill, @. W. Jackson. 
Howard, Daniel Wheeler. 
Huntington, J. H. Batley. 
Marlborough, T. H. Brooks. 
Newburg, A. B. Wilson. 
Oakville, Solomon Wing. 
Patapseo, WV. C. Brown. 
Pisgah, Charles Price. 
Poolsville, C. W. Walker. 
Rockville, B. H. Nugent. 
Sandy Spring, 7. W. Boothe. 
Severn, J. C. Love, 
Silver Spring, Joshua Barnes. 
Washington, (D.C.:) Asbury, R. 
A. Reed, 
Central, G. 7. Wright. 
Ebenezer, G. 7. Pinckney. 
John Wesley Chapel, 8. R, 
Hughes. 
Mount Zion, Alexander Dennis. 
West River, P. H. Howard. 





WASHINGTON CONFERENCE, 1884. 


White Plains, Stephen Tasco. 
Woodville, G. R. Williams. 


LYNCHBURG DISTRICT. 
-- @.-@. Kay, P.E. 
(P. 0., Alexadria, Va.) 


Alexandria, (Va.,) H. A. Carroll. 
Brownsburg, (Va.,) J. 7. Owens. 
Charlottesville, (Va.,) W. H. 
Gaines. ! 
Jasper, (Va.,) Henry Williams. 
Langley, (Va.,) Samuel Aquilla. 
Leesburg and Mountain Gap, 
(Va.,) Woble Watkins. 
Leesville, (Va.,) J. A. Valentine. 
Lexington, (Va.,) Z. R. Diggs. 
Lynckburg, (Va.,) Robert Steele. 
Middleburg, (Va.,) J. M. Bean. 
New London, (Va.,)-/oseph Henry. 
Northern Neck, (Va.,) B. B. 
Martin. 
Norfolkand Princess Anne, (Va.,) 
G. D. Johnson. 
Richmond, (Va.,) Andrew Had- 
mondson. 
Waterford, (Va.,) J. T. Moten. 
Waynesborough, (Va.,) Z. W. 
riggs. 


g 
Woodlawn, (Va.,) to be supplied. 


STAUNTON DISTRICT. 
8. G. GrirFin, P.E. 
(P, O., Frederick, Md.) 


Augusta, (Va.,) W. F. Patterson. 

Charlestown, (W. Va.,) W. 4. 
Dunson. é- 

Frankfort, (W. Va.,) to be sup- 
plied. 

Harrisonburg,(Va.,) J. D. 8. Hall. 

nea (W. Va.,) J. H. Ran- 
dalt. 


Highland, (Va.,) G. D. Nickins. 

HSB oTOn ae (W. Va.,) to be 
plied. 

Jefferson, (W. Va.,) 8. A. Lewis. 

Lewisburg, (W. Va.,) Solomon 
Hammond. 

Martinsburg, (W. Va.,) RB. S. 
Smith. 


Mount Vernon, (Va.,) John Jenk- 


ins. 
New Market, (Va.,) D. Aquiila. 
Roncevert, (W. Va.,) Bosley 
Boyce. 
Rockingham, (Va.,) H. W. Brown. 
Ei pherdstons (W. Va.,) G. Z. 
U 


rry, 
Staunton, (Va.,) J. W. Waters. 
Strasburg, (Va.,) Richard Lane. 
Talcott, (W. Va.,) Marshall Rob- 
inson. 
Union, (W. Va.,) C. H. Fore- 
man. 
Whitehall, (Va.,) J. W. Titus. 
Winchester, (Va.,) WV. M. Car- 


roll. 


WHEELING DISTRICT. 
R. P. Lawson, P.E. 
(P. O., Shepherdstown, W, Va.) 


Charleston, (W. Va.,) &. H. Rob- 
4nson., 

Clarksburg, (W. Va.,) W. 0. 
Cooper. 

Cumberland, (Md.,) Z. J. Valen- 
tine. 

Fairmount, (W. Va.,) Abraham 
Tittle, 

Grafton, (W. Va.,) J. H. Watson. 


WASHINGTON CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Huntington, (W. Va.,) A. C. 
Stepioe. 

Keyser, (W. Va.,) W. 2. Davis, 

Moorefield, (W. Va.,) 2. O. Hull- 
tard. 

Parkersburg, (W. Va.,) Henry 
Sellers. 

Pittsburg, (Pa.,)@. W. Jenkins. 

Point Pleasant, (W. Va.,) J. T. 
Hill. 

Romney, (W. Va.,) J. H. Reid. 

Snow Hill, (W. Va.,) John Bar- 
nett. 

Weston, (W. Va.,) Benjamin My- 
ers. 

peering, (W. Va.,) J. H. Dai- 
ey. 


— 
ea —_ 
— 


WYTHEVILLE DISTRICT. 
DaniIgEL CoLutins, P.E. 
(PR. O., Salem, Va.) 


Abingdon, (Va.,) UM. A. Dye. 

Bristol, (Tenn.,) ein” ors 
mond. 

Christiansburg, (Va.,) Wénsted 
Calloway. 

Draper’s Valley, (Va.,) M. BR. 
Jenkins. 

Fincastle, (Va.,) A. J. Weems. 

Franklin, (Va.,) G. W. Staples. 

Giles, (Va.,) W. H. Thomas. 

Glade Spring, (Va.,) J. A. Scott. 

Liberty, (Va.,) déraham Beck. 

Marion, (Va.,) J. H. Burley. 


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Mount Airy, (Va.,) to be sup- 
plied. 

Newbern, (Va.,) J. W. Banks. 

Roanoke, (Va.,) F. F. Wheeler. 

Rocky Mound, (Va.,) David Jones. 

Salem, (Va.,) J. H. Jackson. 

Tazewell, (Va.,) W. H. Pleasant. 

Thaxton Switch, (Va.,) Robert 
Wheeler. 

Thompson’s Valley, (Va.,) to be 
supplied. 

Wytheville, (Va.,) W. G. Colby. 


Qurst. 83. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 
At Ebenezer Church, Washing- 
ton, D. C, 





SOUTH KANSAS CONFERENCE, 


Held in Paola, Kan., March 5-10, 1884. 


BISHOP MERRILL, Preszding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences? 

W. W. Curnutt and S. Hedges, 
from Illinois; W. E. Means and 
S. Snyder, from Minnesota; J. B. 
Gibson, from Des Moines ; Thomas 
Stephenson and James Hunter, 
from Iowa; J. C. Patton, from 
Holston; 0. Bruner, from Saint 
Lonis—9. 


Qurst. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 
Albert L. Scott, Wesley Emer- 


| son, Frank P. Blakemore, Mar- 








cellus E. Goddard, John E. White- 
head, Robert Cullison, Charles 
A. Snelling—7. 


Quest. 3. Who Remain on Trial? 

James W. D. Anderson, Sidney 
Smith, George B. Norton, Henry 
R. Vollmar, William T. York, 
William A. Howard—6. 


Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 
Seott F. Stevens, Herman A. 
Cook, Alexander C. Bennett, Va- 
lida H. Biddison —4. 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 

J. 8. Budd, from Central Mli- 
nois, October 13, 1879; V. Staley, 
from Central Ohio, September 


21, 1878; 7. R. Kennedy, from 


Kentucky, March 18, 1878—3. 


Quxst. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 


None. 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 


ers have been elected Deacons ? 

Scott F. Stevens, Herman A. 
Cook, Alexander C. Bennett, Va- 
lida H. Biddison—4. 








Qurst. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
Scott F. Stevens, Herman A. 
Cook, Alexander C. Bennett, Va- 
lida H. Biddison—4. 


Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
William Simonds, Thomas W. 
Royal, Wesley Emerson, William 
A. Howard—4, ‘ 


QuEsT. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
William Simonds, Thomas W. 
Royal, Wesley Emerson, William 
A. Howard—4. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
_ Deacons of the First Class ? 
Scott F. Stevens, Herman A. 
Cook, Alexander C. Bennett, Va- 
lida H. Biddison—4. 


Quest. 138. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
William H. Carwardine, Pliny 
H. Fisk, James C. Hull, Martin 
V. Robbins, John H. Price, David 
¥. Holtz, William E. Means—7.. 


Quust. 14. What Traveliny Dea- 
cons have been elected Hiders ? 
Henry J. Coker, Henry V. Giv- 

ler, John L. Langdon, Irving R. 

Lovejoy, William Shambaugh—d. 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders? 


Henry J. Coker, Henry V. Giv- 
ler, John L. Langdon, Irving R. 
Lovejoy, William Shambaugh—5. 


Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders ? 


None. 
Quxst. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders ? 
None. 





H. W. CHAFFEE, Secretary. 


Qosst. 18. Who are the Super- 
numerary Preachers ? 
C. S. Jennis, J. B. Siess, T. 8. 
Walker, Truman Weed, Isaac 
Hill, W. W. Ramsey—6. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Swuperan- 
muated Preachers ? 

John Broadhead, Will Bristow, 
John Paulson, Joseph Robinson, 
A. B. Walker, N. F. Tipton, N. 
W. Rine, Allen Buckner, Boyd 
Lowe, H. W. Rine, Clement 
Combs, N. A. Baker—12. 


Qurst. 26. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died? 
None. 


QuzEst. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Jerred, and to what Conferences? 

W. H. Stevens, and J. A. Mat- 
tern, to Central Pennsylvania; I. 
N. B. Anderson, to Columbia 
River; Augustus P. George and 
N. P. Tedrick, to South-west 
Kansas—d. 


Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 


H. W. Abbott, 8. J. Heaton, 
H. K. Muth—3. 


Quzxst. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request 2 


C. H. M’Dermond, A. M’Dole 
—2. 
Quest. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 
QuEsT. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 
Jonathan Harris. 


Quest. 27. Haveany been Hxpelled ? 
None. 


24 


QuEst. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

W. T. White, J. A. Hyden, C. 
W. Gullett, J. A. Ferguson, C. RB. 
Pattee, W. H. M’Vey, J. M’An- 
ulty—7. 


QuEst. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 118.) 


Quest. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$1,700. 


Quest. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$753 72, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference. 


QuEstT. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
(These appointments are all in the State 
of Kansas.] . 
EMPORIA DISTRICT. 
J. T. Hanna, P.E. 
(P, 0., Emporia.) 


Altoona, Guy Hamilton. 

Americus, D. S. Baldwin, 

Burlington, S. H. Pendleton. 

Cedar Point and Elm Dale, H. 
A. Cook. 

Cottonwood Falls, A. K. Johnson. 

Coyyille, 7. R. Kennedy. 

Dunlap, to be supplied. 

Emporia, to be supplied. 

Eureka, (. &. Rice. 

Fredonia, to be supplied. 

Hartford, £ R. Lovejoy. 

Madison, J. H. Price. 

Matfield Green, to be supplied. 

Melvyern, Thomas Lidzy. 

New Albany, J. W. D. Anderson. 

North Dunlap, W. O. Lynch. 

Ottumwa, Sidney Smith. 

Reading, A. L. Scott. 

Safford, J. J? Anulty. 

Severy and Climax, J. W. Foz. 

Strawn, G. W. White. 

Toronto, G. B. Norton. 


Virgil, D. F. Holtz. 
Waverly, J. L. Langdon. 
OTTAWA DISTRICT. 
R. H. Sparxs, P.E. 
(P. 0., Garnett.) 


Buffalo, to be supplied. 
Colony, W. H. Carwardine. 


| Fontana, Frank P. Blakemore. 


Garnett, H. J. Coker. 

Greeley, James Hunter’. 

Humboldt,'k. 7. Harkness. 

lola, R. UW. Scott. 

La Oygne, Sprague Davis. 

Lane, V. H. Biddison. 

Leroy, M. V. Robbins. 

Louisburg, James Murray. 

Moran, C. W. Swartz. 

Mont Ida, /. B. Gibson. 

Neosho Falls, Abram dfaxey. 

Ossawatomie, W. Shambaugh. 

Ottawa, H. A. Tucker. 

Ottawz Circuit, Wesley Emerson. 

Paola, C. W. Gullett. 

Princeton, S, S. Weatherby. 

Welda, to be supplied. 

Williamsburg, C. 22. Pattee. 

Yates Centre, J. C. Hull. 

W. I. Graham, Professor in Baker 
University—member of Ottawa 
Quarterly Conference. 

FORT SCOTT DISTRICT. 
E. C. Boaz, P.E. 
(P. 0., Fort Scott.) 

Baxter Springs, J. V. Beall. 

Bethel, to be supplied. 

Beulah, S. Snyder. 

Blue Mound, W. B. Poinsett 


) Cherokee, J. W. Walker. 


Columbus, 4. G. Robb. ———~ 

Crestline, to be supplied. 

Erie, to be supplied. 

Fort Seott, H. V. Gévler. 

Fort Scott Circuit, W. E. Means. 

Fulton, V. Staley. 

Galena, to be supplied. 

Galesburg, 8. F. Stevens. 

Girard, J. A. Ferquson. . 

Girard Cireuit, W. A. Howard. 

Monmouth and M’Cune, J. JZ. 
Payne. 

Mound City, Thomas Stephenson. 





SOUTH KANSAS CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Mulberry Grove, S. P. Culiison. 
Osage Mission, to be supplied. 
Parsons, H. W. Chaffee. 
Pittsburg, J. W. Stewart. 
Pleasanton, W. 7. White. 
Redfield, to be supplied. 
Walnut, M. E. Goddard. 
Xenia, J. E. Whitehead, ; 
J. M. Iliff, Superintendent of 
Missions in Indian Territory— 
P. O., Grand River. 
G. W. Pye, Agent Preachers’ Aid 
Society—member of Cherokee 
Quarterly Conference. 


INDEPENDENCE DISTRICT. 
A. CULLISON. P.E. 
(P. O., Independence.) 


Caney, R. Cullison. 
Cecil, H. R. Volimar. 
Cedarvale, W. T. York. 
Chanute, 7. iS. Hunt. ~ 
Cherryvale, C. 7. Durborow. 
Cherryyale Circuit, C. A. Snell- 
ing. 
Chetopa, W. W. Curnutt. 
Chetopa Circuit, to be supplied. 
Coffeyville, D. 7. Summerville. 
Edna, S. Hedges. 
Elk City, Z C. Patton. 
Grenola, A. S. Freed. 
Hallowell, P. H. Fisk. 
Howard, J. A. Barker. 
Howard Circuit, to be supplied. 
Independence: First Chureh, / 
M. Sisson. 
Second Church, Marion Bell. : 
Independence Circuit, A. C. Ben- 
nett. 
Labette, HZ. J. Walker. 
Langton, to be supplied. 
Liberty, W. H. WW? Vey. 
Moline, 2. A. Graham. 
Mound Valley, C. #. Creager. 
Neodesha, J. A. Hyden. 
Oswego, H. MW Birney. 
Peru, to be supplied. 
Sedan, O. Bruner. 
Thayer, J. S. Budd. 


QuEst. 33. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


At Independence, 





NEW JERSEY CONFERENCE, 


Held in Camden, N. J., March 12-17, 1884. 


BISHOP HARRIS, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and fron what Con- 
Serences 2 
William B. Osborne, from Ore- 

gon; J. W. Gamble, from Gene- 

see; Lewis N. Clark, from Cen- 
tral Pennsylvania—3. 


Quest. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 

James M. Read, Samuel M. 

Vansant, Wilmer F. Herr, Robert 


W. Waples, Edmund C. Hultz,! 








George W. Pine, Pennington 
Corson, Wintield 8. Ludlow, Jo- 
seph G. Edwards, Alonzo Cham- 
bers, Henry N. Cheeseman, Eu- 
gene F, Sherman—12. 


QuEst. 3. Who Remain on Trial? 

George ©. Stull, Alfred Wage, 
Gilden Elyin, Edmund §8. 5h 
Gwynn, David D. Fisler, Charles 
H. Elder, William J. Stuart, Will- 


iam A, Allen, Samuel H. Potter 


—?9. 





GEORGE B. WIGHT, Secretary, 


Qusst. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 
QousEst. 5. Who are Adinitted into 
Full Connection? 

James Q. R. Corliss, Henry J. 
Zelley, James R. Mace, James A. 
Lavelle, Charles §, Lawrence, 
John F. Sechrist, Samuel T. 
White, William E. Blackiston, 
Charles 8. Miller, George S. Mes- 
erole, Edward R. Brunyate—11. 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admittedé 
None, 


Lavelle 


» NEW JERSEY CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Qusst. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 
None. 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons? 
James O. R. Corliss, Henry J. 
Zelley, James R. Mace, Charles 
8. Lawrence, John F.-Sechrist, 
Samuel T. White, Charles 8. Mil- 
ler, George 8. Meserole—8. 


Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
James O. R. Corliss, Henry J. 
Zelley, James R. Mace, Charles 
$8. Lawrence. John F. Sechrist, 
Samuel T. White, Charles 8. Mil- 
ler, George 8S. Meserole—8. 


Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
James M. Read, James T. 
Schock, David F. Williams, Al- 
hewn W. Weaver, George W. 
owman, David B. Ackley, Chas. 
Berry, Isaac L. Fowler—8. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
- have been ordained Deacons ? 
James M. Read, James T. 
Schock, David F. Williams, Al- 
phonso W. Weaver, George W. 
Bowman, David B. Ackley, Chas. 
Berry, Isaac L. Fowler—8. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class? 

James O. R. Corliss, Henry J. 
Zelley, James R. Mace, James A. 
Charles S. Lawrence, 
John BF Sechrist, Samuel T. 
White, William E. Blackiston, 
Charles 8. Miller, George 8S. Mes- 
erole—10. 


Quest. 18. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 


John B. Haines, John H. Ma- 


| 2 eared T. Dugan, William 


: 





urley—4, 
Quzst. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders ? 


‘Joseph H. Boyd, Joseph E. 
Sawn, William Mitchell—3. 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders ? 


Joseph H. Boyd, Joseph E. 


| Sawn, William Mitchell—3. 


Norr.—Edwin R. Brunyate, having 


) passed the four years’ course of study, 


and being in elder’s orders, was, by vote 


have been elected Eiders ? 
None. 





| 
E Thomas Sovereign, A. R. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Eiders ? 
- None. 


| QUEST. 18. Who are the Supernu- 


merary Preachers ? : 
Jefferson Lewis, Joseph At- 


Street, R. A. Chalker, P. Y. Cal- 


der, W. C. Stockton, J. W. Hick- 
man, Jos. Ashbrook, Jos. Gas- 


kill, J. T. Tucker, S. H. Asay, | 


of the Conference, passed to the list of 
| effective elders. : 


| Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 





M. H. Shimp, J. I. Corson, George 
Hughes, Noah Edwards, Firman 
Robbins, James Vansant, C. W. 
Heisley, Albert Matthews, J. G. 
Reed, L. M. Atkinson—22. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

David Duffel, James Caughey, 

Samuel Jaquett, H. B. Beegle—4. 


QUEST, 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


QUEST. 21. Have any Died ? 
J. A. Jones, John Jaroloman 


oe 


(See obituaries, p. 80.) 


Quest. 22, Have any been Trans- 
Jerred, and to what Conferences ? 

William B. Osborne, to Gene- 
see. 


QuEst. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 


Phineas G. Ruckman, Caleb A. 
Malmsbury—2. 


QuEsT. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 


None. 


QuEstT. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 


QUEST. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 
None. 


QuEsT. 27. Have any been Bupelled? 
None. 


QuEsT. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals? 

G. C. Maddock, William Pit- 
tinger, G. B. Wight, J. L. Sooy, 
W. 8. Zane, George Reed, J. A. 
Dilks—7%. 

QuEsT. 29. What és the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 132.) 


QuzsT. 80. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$6,000. 


Quest. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied 2 

$5,747 43, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference. 


QuEst. 82. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


(These appointments are all in the State 
of New Jersey. ] 


NEW BRUNSWICK DISTRICT. 

W. W. Morrett, P.E. 

(. 0., ——.) { 
Asbury Park, J. S. Gaskiil. 
Atlantic Highlands, J. #. Lake. 
Bethesda, &. B. Stephenson. 
Cassville and Harmony, J. M. 
Read, 








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Cranberry, 2. W. Woodward. 
Eatontown and Turton Falls, to 
be supplied. : 
Embury, Socrates Townsend. 
Englishtown, 8. M. Vansant. 
Farmingdale, W. F. Herr. 
Freehold, W. UM. White. ° 
Grawville, to be supplied. 
Greenville Circuit, to be supplied. 
Hamilton and Wall, Z. 8. Norris. 
Hightstown, &. J. Andrews. 
{mlaystown, L, A. Bearmore. 
Island Heights, J. #. Sawn. 
Jacobstown and Cookstown, W. 
H. Hoag. 
Jamesburg, C. R. Snvith. 
Keyport: Calvary, G. C. Maddock. 
Saint John’s, G. A. Tullis. 
Long Branch: Asbury, S. S. 
Weatherby. 
First Church, B. CU. Lippincott. 
ma Luke’s, Zichard i 


ip 
Simpson, A. #. Eberhart. 

Manasquan and Spring Lake, J. 
W. Gamble. 

Manchester and Whiting, to be 
supplied. 

Mattawan and Cliffwood, H. G. 
Williams. 

Milltown, Dickerson Moore. 

Morganville and Jacksonville, to 
be supplied. 

Navesink, C. £. Hilt. 

New Brunswick: First Church, 

Milton Relyea. 

Pitman, Jesse Stiles. 
Saint James, W. 8. 1’ Cowan. 

New Egyvt, W. 7. Abbott. - 

New Lisbon, Alonzo Chambers. 

Ocean Beach, Wiliam Franklin. 


‘Ocean Grove, J. B. Wescott. 


Oceanic, to be supplied. 
Ocean Port, George Hitchins. 
Old Bridge, to be supplied. 
Point Pleasant, G. R. Snyder. 


| Pointyille and Wrightstown, E. 


8. J. Gwynn. 

Port Moumouth, J. F. Sechrist. 

Red Bank: First Church, Henry 

Belting. 

Grace Church, J. R. Mace. 
Sayerville, Hiuoch Green. 
Seabright, 4. M. Lake. 

Silverton, to be supplied. 

South Amboy, S. L. Post. 

Tom’s River, W. W. Christine. 

Washington, J. L. Welson. 

West Grove and Key Hast, 2. H. 
Stokes. 

D. P. Kidder, Corresponding See- 
retary of Board of Education— 
member of Ocean Beach Quar- 
terly Conference. 

A. EH. Ballard, Agent of New Jer- 
sey State Temperance Alliance 
—member of Ocean Grove 
Quarterly Conference. 


TRENTON DISTRICT. 
D. H. Scuock, P.E. 
(P, O., Trenton.) 


Allentown and Sharon, 
Provost. 
Barnegat, J. J. Grau. 
Beverly, Levi Larew. 
Bordentown: First Church, Wii/- 
tam Pittinger. 
Trinity, W..A. Massey. _. 
Bridgeborough, S. 7. Gaskill. 


Peter 


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Burlington: Broad Street, A. 2. 
North. 
Union Street, J. B. Haines. 

Cinnaminson and Delanco, E. F. 
Sherman. 

Columbus, J. #. Willey. 

Crosswicks and Ellisdale, W. J. 
Stuart. 

Florence, J. Z. Souder. 

Goodluck, Bayville, and Ware- 
town, to be supplied. 

Groveville, W. E. Blackiston. 

Hamilton Square and Bakersville, 
to be supplied. 

Indian Mills, to be supplied. 

Lambertville, J. A. Dilks, 

Lumberton and Smithville, to be 
supplied. 

' Manahawkin, W. #. Perry. 

Marlton, to be supplied. 

Medford, Z. N. Clark. 

Mount Holly, Ananias Lawrence. 

New Gretna, Hdwin Waters. 

Palmyra, C. H. Whitecar. 

Pemberton, J. B. Turpin. 

Pennington, #, H. Durell. 

Princeton, J. S. Parker. 

Rancocas and Masonville, to be 
supplied. 

Rocky Hill and Kiugston, to be 
supplied. 

Titusville, W. H. Burley. 

Trenton : Broad Street, to be sup- 

pede 
Central, W. P. C. Strickland. 
Green Street, Edmund Hewitt. 
Hamilton Avenue, Hii Gifford. 
Simpson, C. 8. Lawrence. 
State Street, J. Y. Dobbins. 
Trinity, G. C. Stanger. 
Union Street, John Handley. 
Warren Street, J. H. Boyd. ~ 

Tuckerton, L. O. Manchester. 

Vincentown, 7. C. Carman. 

West Creek, J. H. Magee. 

Windsor, Gilden Elvin. 

Thomas Hanlon, Principal of Pen- 
nington Seminary—member of 
Pennington Quarterly Conf. 

W. C. Bowen, President of Bor- 
dentown Female College— 
member of First Church, Bor- 
dentown, QuarterlyConference, 

fobert Given, Chaplain in the 
United States Navy—member 
of Indian Mills Quarterly Conf. 


CAMDEN DISTRICT. 
J. B. Graw, P.E. 
(P. 0., Camden.) 
Absecon, J. #. Diverty. 
Asbury and Zion, 7. C. Purker. 
Atlantic City: First Church, J. 


H. Boswell, 





Atlantic City: Saint Paul’s, G. 
8. Meserole. 

Berlin, 7. 8. Wilson. 

Bethel and Pennville, W. JZ. 
Greenbank. 

Blackwood, J. W. Morris. 

Bridgeport and Asbury, J. R. 
Thompson. 

Camden: Broadway, W. P. Davis. 
Centenary, J. L. Sooy. 
City Mission, 7. D. Sleeper. 
Eighth Street, J. H. Payran. 
Fillmore Street, D. W. 1’ Intire. 
Grace Church, C. #. Downs, 
Tabernacle, J. S. Heisler. 
Third Street, G. B. Wight. 
Union, G. LZ. Dobbins. 

Chew’s Landing Circuit, D. D. 
Fisler. 

Clarksborough, H. J. Zelley. 

Cross Keys and Turnerville, S. 
M. Hudson. 

Dudley, &. S. Harris. 

Ewan’s Mills, to be supplied. 

Glendale, to be supplied. 

Gloucester City, H. NV. Brown. 

Greenland, to be supplied. 

Haddonfield, D. B, Harris. 

Hammonton, E. C. Hultz. 

Hlurfiville, William Margorum. 

Jefferson, to be supplied. 

Linwood, Joseph Garrison. 

Lower Bank and Green Bank, G. 
W. Pine. 

Mantua, S. S. Bellvitle. 

May’s Landing, J. G. Crate. 

Merchantville, W. S. Barnhart. 

Moorestown, Z. T. Dugan. 

Mullica Hill, S. T. White. 

Paulsborough, J. H. Mickle. 

Pedricktown and Centre Square, 
John Wagg. 

Pennsgrove, J. H. Hutchinson. 

Pleasant Mills and Elwood, to be 

supplied. 

Port Re ublic and Smithville, W. 
NV. Ogborn. 

Smith’s Landing, Alfred Wage. 

Sweedsborough, C. 2. Garrison. 

Tansborough, J. F. Morvelt. 

Thoroughfare, to be supplied. 

Wenonah, to be su plien 

Williamstown, J. #. Heilenman, 

Winslow and. Elm, R. M. Waples. 

Woodbury, G. H. Neal. 

Alexander Gilmore, Chaplain in 
the United States Army—mem- 
ber of Winslow and Elm Quar- 
terly Conference. 


BRIDGETON DISTRICT. 
Wiuiram Watton, P.E. 
(P. O., Wenonah.) 
Alloways, C. H, Elder. 


NEW JERSEY CON FERENCE, 1884. 


Auburn, J. P. ete 
Bridgeton: Central, Z. C. Han- 
cock. 
Commerce Street, Willis Reeves. 
Trinity, George Reed. 
Cape May City, G. 7. Bishop. 


eo May Court-House, William | 
Mat 


Lichell, 
Cedarville, NV, A. MaeNichol. 
Clayton, G. S. Sykes. 
Coe Circuit, to be sup- 
plied. 
Dennisville, 8. H. Potter. 
Dividing Creek, to be supplied. 
Elmer, /ames Rogers, H. J. Con- 
over. 
Fairton, J. T. Price. 
Glassborough, S. /. Wheeler. 
Gloucester Circuit, J. O. R. Cor- 
liss. 
Goshen and Dyer’s Creek, J. A. 
Lavelle. 
Haleyville and Buckshutem, C. 
8. Miller. 
Hancock’s Bridge, to be sup- 
plied. 
Harrisonville, G. #. Hancock. 
Mauricetown, S. C. Chattin. 
Millville: First Church, J. &. 
Westwood. 
Foundry, 8. W. Lake. 
Trinity, J. LZ. Roe. 
Nazareth and Deerfield, W. A. 
Allen. 
Newport, W. S. Ludlow. 
Ocean City, C. K. Fleming. 
Pennsville, 2. J. Lippincott. 
Petersburg, #. R. myate. 
Pleasant Grove, to be supplied. _ 
Port Elizabeth, C. W. Livezley. 
Port Norris, Pennington Cor- 
son. 
Quinton, David Stewart. ‘ 
Rhodestown and Harmony, to be 
supplied. 
Salem; Broadway, James Moore. 
First Church, W. S$. Zane. 
Sea Isle City, H. N. Cheeseman. 
Sharptown, J. W. Clark. 
Tabernacle, J. B. Heward. 
Tuckahoe, MM. C. Stokes. 
Unionville, 4. J. Gregory. 
Vineland and South Vineland, 
Philip Cline. 


West Creek and Heislerville, W.- 


A, Lilley. 
Willow Grove, J. G. Edwards. 
Woodstown, NV. J. Wright. 
G. C. Stull, Missionary to Mon- 
tana, 
QuEst. 83. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 
At First Church, New Bruns- 
wick, 


Ds ep oe ee 


ee oe ee 


SOUTH-WEST KANSAS CONFERENCE, 1884. 


SOU TH- 


Quzst. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

D. W. Phillips, from Southern 
Illinois; Augustus P. George 
and N. P. Tedrick, from South 
Kansas—3. 


QueEst. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 
Newton A. Porter, Thomas C. 
Warren—2. 
Quzst. 8. Who Remain on Trial? 


Charles K. Woodson, Lynn O. 
Mead—2. 


Qusst. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
James J. Edwards. 


Quzst. 5. Who are Admitied into 
Full Connection ? 

Nelson J. Burton, Frank P. 
Moore, Charles E. Williams, Fran- 
cis M. Romine, George W. Akers 
—5. 


Quzst. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 

A. H, Parker, from Saint Louis, 
March 14, 1883; Stephen Brink, 
from Central Ilinois, October 1, 
1883—2. 


Quxst. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches? 
Hiram E. Fleming, from Meth- 
| odist Episcopal Church, South. 


| Quust. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 

__ Frank P. Moore, Charles E. 
Williams, Francis M. Romine, 
George W. Akers—4. 


| Quusr.9. What Traveling Preach- 
| ers have been ordained Deacons? 
| Frank P. Moore, Charles E. 
Williams, Francis M. Romine, 
George W. Akers—4. 


| Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
| have been elected Deacons? 

“ Daniel L. Knowles, 
| Tolle—2. 

| Quzst. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
Daniel L. Knowles, Joseph 
| Tolie—2. 


|QuEst. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class? 
Nelson J. Burton, Charles E. 
Williams, Francis M. Romine, 
\George W. Akers, George H. 
athis, Hiram E, Fleming—6. 
UEST. 18. Who are the Traveling 
|. Deacons of the Second Class ? 


James W. Anderson, John M. 
cher, William RK. Rolingson, 





Joseph 








John G. Sutton, Samuel M’Kib- 
ben, Augustus P. George—6. 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders ? 
Joseph N. Funston, Charles B. 

Mitchell, Dayid F. Owens, Lewis 

J. Van Landingham, Peter D. 

Lahr—5. 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders ? 
Joseph N. Funston, Charles B. 
Mitchell, David F. Owens, Lewis 
J. Van Landingham, Peter D. 
Lahr—5. : 


QuEst. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Hiders? 


George W. Skinner. 


QueEsT. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders? 


George W. Skinner. 


QueEsT. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
H. 8. Lundy, E. C. Brooks, G. 
W. Baker—s. : 
Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 
M. M. Hahn, A. H. Naftzger, 
J. N. Bartels, G. W. Harrison, 
William Sibley—5. 


QuEsT. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died ? 
None. 


QoEsT. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 

I. N. Moorehead, to: Colorado; 
E. C. Harper 
Edwards, to Soutbern California ; 
C. B. Mitchell, to Kansas—4. 


Quest. 23. Haveany Withdrawn ? 
None. 
Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own. request ? 


I. N. Boicourt, G. W. Kanayal, 
Charles Martindale, Frank P. 
Moore, J. J. Winger—5d. A 
Quest. 25. Have any been Located? 

None. 


Quest. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges? 


None. 


Qusst. 27. Have any been Hupelled? 
C. A. Stine. 


M14 


to Illinois; B. 7 | 





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WEST KANSAS CONFERENOC®, 


Held in Newton, Kansas, March 12-16, 1884. 
BISHOP MERRILL, Presiding. 


GATES, Secretary. 


Quest. 28. Who are selected for 


Triers of Appeals ? 
D. D, Akin, C. A. King, P. P. 
Wesley, D. W. Phillips, A. T. 


Burris, J. M. Rich, J. D. Woods 


QuEst. 29. What is the Statistical 
Keport for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 136.) 


Quest. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund 2 


$608 27. 


QuEsT. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applred ? 

$608 27, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference. 


QUEST. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
(These appointments are all in the State 
of Kansas.] 
WICHITA DISTRICT. 
Tuomas Aupas, P.E. 
(P. 0., Wichita.) 


Andover, P. D. Lahr. 
Anthony, J. D. Woods. 
Arkansas City, VV. S. Buckner. 
Arkansas City Circuit, F. M. Ro- 
mine. 
Belle Plaine, WV. Asher. 
Burdenville, to be supplied. 
Caldwell, W. 4. Rose. 
Dexter, T.C. Warren. 
East Wichita, 4. Hartman. 
Goddard, C. K. Woodson. 
Harper, L. J. Van Landingham. 
Hayesville, B. C. Swartz. 
Hazelton, to be supplied. 
Mayfield, to be supplied. 
Medicine Lodge, to be supplied. 
Mulvane, J. &. Nessley. 
New Salem, to be supplied. 
Oxford, N. J. Burton. 
Rolling Green, to be supplied. 
South Haven, to be supplied. 
Wellington, S. Price. 
Wellington Circuit, C. NV. Bottorff. 
Wichita, D. W. Phillips. 
Winfield, B. Kelley. 


NEWTON DISTRICT. 
W. H. Curve, P.E. 
(P. O.. Newton, Kansas.) © 


Arlington, to be supplied. 
Augusta, C. A. King. , 
Augusta Cireuit, to be supplied. 
Burton, G. W. Akers. 

Cheney, to be supplied. 
Douglass, W. W. Woodside. 
Eldorado, D. D. Akin. 
Eldorado Circuit, to be supplied. 
Florence, J. W. Anderson. 
Halstead, J. D. Botkin. 
Hutchinson, L, O. Mead. 


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Hutchinson Circuit, /. Z. Rose. 

Kingman, to be supplied. 

Leon, J. NV. Stamper. 

Marion, P. /. Jones. 

Marion Circuit, J. G. Sutton. 

Mount Hope and Eldridge, S. 
M’ Kibben. 

Newton, A. 7. Burris. 

Newton Circuit, W. R. Rolingson. 

Nickerson, WV. B. Tedrick. 

Nickerson Circuit, S. Brink. 

Peabody, H. Wart. 

Plum Grove, to be supplied. 

Sedgwick, J. Mf. Lich. 


South Kingman, to be supplied. | Larned: First C 


Valley Centre, A. H. Parker. 
Walton, C. E. Williams. 


LARNED DISTRICT. 
T. C. MiuuEr, P.E. 
(P, O.. Lyons, Kansas.) 


Canton, A. J. Bixler. 

Chase, £. B. Abbott. 

Conway, to be supplied. 

Dodge City and Spearville, W. J. 
EHitiott. 

Garden City, to be supplied. 

Garfield, to be supplied. 

Great Bend, P. P. Wesley. 

Iuka, G. H. Mathis. — 

Kingsley, J. MU. Romine. 


Owens. . 
Second, to be supplied. 


SOUTH-WEST KANSAS CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Little River, J. M. Archer. 

Lyons, A. P. George. 

M’Pherson, U/. L, Gates. 

Marquette, B. #. Wonder. 

Pawnee Rock, to be supplied. 

Pawnee Valley, to be sup- 
plied, 

Roxbury, N. A. Porter. 

Rush Centre and Bazine, H. E. 
Fleming. 

Stafford and Saint John, A. ¢/. 
Taylor. 

Sterling, J. WV. Funston. 


Conference be held 2 
At Eldorado. 





SAINT LOUIS CON FERENCE 


Held in Kansas City, Mo., March 12-17, 1884. 


BISHOP FOSS, Presiding. 


Qurst. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

Robert W. Estep, from North 
Nebraska; 2. Rk. Lierce and Will- 
gam K. Collins, from Central Ili- 
nois; Fatterson M’ Nutt, from 
South-east Indiana; John Ashley, 
from Austin; 7. H. Knease, from 
, Arkansas; L. A. Disney, from 
North Ohio—7. 


Quast. 2, Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 

Walter H. Gardenhire, Elias 
W. Howell, Thomas S. Gross, 
Charlies E. Evans, Henson Baker, 
Edward Anthony—6. 


Quest. 3. Who Remain on Trial ? 
- Joseph Marlatt, Edwin A. Nei- 
berger, Robert T. Smith, Thomas 
Pingry, James W. Summers, Will- 
iam T. Neff, John W. Hill, Oscar 
Lunbeck. (In first year’s course, 
Samuel L. Evans, Richard Crosby, 
Daniel 8. Dunlavy)—11. 


Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 


Thomas H. Corkhill, Anthony 
H. Dunlavy—2. 


Quust. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 
John W. Jackson, Joshua 8, 
Burton, Isaac M. Galbraith—s. 


Quest, 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 

Alexander H. Walker, located 
by Saint Louis Conference, April 
8, 1881; H. M. Hacknay, located 
by West Wisconsin Conference, 
September 16,1881; J. W. Haynes, 
located by Saint Louis Conference, 
April 3, 1882—3. 

Qurst. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 
None. 

Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected, Deacons ? 


John W. Jackson, Joshua §. 
Burton, Isaac M. Galbraith—2. 








Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
Jobn W. Jackson, Joshua 8. 

Burton, Isaac M. Galbraith—3. 


QuEsT. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons? 
Oscar Lunbeck, John Clark, 
William M’Clanahan—s. 


QuEST. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
Osear Lunbeck, Jobn Clark, 
William M’Clanahan—38. 


QuEst, 12. Who are the Traveling 
- Deacons of the First Class ? 
John W. Jackson, Joshua §. 

Burton, Isaac M. Galbraith, Alex- 

ander L. Walker—4, 


QuEstT. 138. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
Benjamin F. Thomas, Samuel 
Warner, David W. Crow, Calvin 
M. Keeton, Frank Lenig, William 
R. Lawton, J. N. Moore, Patrick 
Atkinson—8, 


Quest. 14. What Travding Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders ? 
William F, Baker, Wilbur F. 

Yeager, Francis Ballaine, James 

B. Brewington, Benjamin F. Jan- 

uary—5, 


Quust. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Hiders 2 
William F. Baker, Wilbur F. 

Yeager, Francis Ballaine, James 

B. Brewington, Benjamin F, Jan- 

uary—6, 


Nore.—Willis, Palmer, having been 
previously ordained, was, by vote, passed 
to the list of effective elders, 


QuEsT. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Eiders ? 


Abner C. M’Ginty. 
QuEsT. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders ? 
Abner C. M’Ginty. 


QuEST. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

W. O. Short, N. E. Boyse, 8. 

Jones, T. 8. Benefiel, L. W. Mun- 

sell 


O. B. 


Jones, E. Hopkins, J. W. 


hurch, D. F,| Quest. 83. Where shall the next . 


J. F. CORRINGTON, Secretary. 


+ 


J. K. Tuttle, Y. D. Lewis, : 


Hughes, Cyrus Brough, Andrew | 


Anderson, J. W. Finley—13.' 


Quzst. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

E. A. Porter, J. H. Vaughn, W. 
W. Powell, J. W. Tally, A. J. 
Gaither, E. H. Baird, R. Moffatt, 
J. Welsh, R. M. Morgan, A. Bar- 
ber, S. Ing, J. W. Cowden—12. 


QuEsT. 29. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? _ 


This was strictly done, as the — 


Se 


¥ 


ee ee 


name of each Preacher was called — 


in open Conference. 


QUEST. 21. Have any Died? 
J. E. Morris. 
(See obituary, p. 80.) 


Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- ; 


Served, and to what Conferences ? 


R. R. Pierce,to Central Mlinois ; 4 


Robert W. Estep, to North Ne- 
braska; F. 8. Cochran, to Mis- 
souri; J. R.- Rader, to Colorado; 
J. H. Dobbs, to Illinois; 7. 2, 


Robinson, to Southern Califor- 


nia—6. 


QuzEstT. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 
Quzst. 24, Have any been Located 
at their own Request ? 
Virgil Chesteen, 


Quest. 25. Have any been Located? 


None. 


QuEST. 26, Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 


/ None, 
Quusr. 27. Haveany been Lapelled ? 
None. i 


SAINT LOUIS CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Quest. 28. Who ave selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

7. H. Hagerty, W. P: Arm: 
strong, L. R. Carpenter, Jacob 
Miller, F. H. Small, J. N. Pierce, 
S. H. Mortland—7. 


Quzst. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p, 155.) 


Quest. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund? 


$1,425. 


QuzsT. 81. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 


$1,425, 
which has been applied under 
the order of Conference. 


QuEsT. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
{These appointments are all in the State 
of Missouri.] 
SAINT LOUIS DISTRICT. 
J. ¥. Corrineton, P.E. 
(@®. 0., Saint Loais, Mo.) 


Bloomfield, D. W. Crow. 

Calvey, to be supplied. 

Crystal City, W. H. Gardenhire. 

De Soto, to be supplied. 

Farmington, M. B. Wood. 

Ironton and Webster, B. F. 
‘Thomas. ) 

Marble Hill and Cape Girardeau, 
Francis Bellaine. 

Perryville, Mordecai Bell. 

Piedmont and Barnesville, to be 

_ supplied. 

Saint Louis: Carondelet, F. 8. 

: Beggs. 

— Central, W. T. Neff. 

— Goode Avenue, Joseph Marlatt. 

Saint Luke’s, Albert Jump. 

_ ‘Trinity, W. K. Collins. 

- Union and Union Mission, @. 

P. Marsden, one to be sup- 

- plied, 

_ Water Towef, 7. H. Hagerty. 
ullivan, 7. dM. Stickney. 
. St. James Lry, Editor of Cen- 
tral Christian Advocate—mem- 
ber of Union Quarterly Confer- 
ence, Saint Louis. 

Leander Hajlock, City Missionary 

| —memb Union Quarterly 

| Conference, Saint Louis. 

iG. W. Hughey, Conference Tem- 

erance Agent— member of 
rinity Quarterly Conference, 

Saint Louis. 


) SEDALIA DISTRICT. 
WIiniiam STEPHENS, P.E. 
(P. 0, Sedalia, Mo.) 





Osceola, John Ashley. 

Rockville, Thomas Pingry. 

Schell City, E. A. Neiberger. 

Sedalia: Montgomery Street, H. 

R. Maller. 
Ohio Street, to be supplied. 

Smithton and Pilot Grove, W. V. 
Hamel. 

Tipton, E. W. Howell. 

Warrensburg, Patterson M’ Nutt. 

Warsaw. A. L. Walker. 

Windsor, J. S. Porter. 

J. B. Van Petien, Professor in 
Claverack College, N. Y.—mem- 
ber of Ohiv Street Quarterly 
Conference, Sedalia. 


KANSAS CITY DISTRICT. 
C. J. W. JongEs, P.E. 
(P. O., Independence, Mo..) 


Adrian, to be supplied. 

Austin and Pleasant Valley, 
Krank Exly. 

Belton, to be supplied. 

Butler, B. A. Disney. 

Butler Circuit, G. V. Houts. 

Centreview, to be supplied. 

East Lynne, 4. P. Sallaway. 

Holden, S. &. Reese. 

Holden Cireuit, W. 7. Baker. 

Independence, S. H. Mortland. 

Kansas City: Dundee Place, Z. 

R. Carpenter. 

Grand Avenue, R. W. Barns. 

Liberty Street, to be sup- 

plied. 

Summit Street, 4. H. Tevis, 
Lee’s Summit, to be supplied. 
Mecklin, B. Ff. January. 
Pleasant Hill and Harrisonville, 

R. R. Pierce. 

Rich Hill, 7. 0. Hackney, one to 
be supplied. 

H. G. Jackson, President of Lewis 
College—member of Grand Ay- 
enue Quarterly Conference, 
Kansas City. 


SPRINGFIELD DISTRICT. 
SAMUEL ALEXANDER, P.E. 
(P. O., Springfield, Mo.) 


Bolivar, James Pine. 

Buffalo and Urbana, Jsaae Lnt- 
wisle. 

Conway, to be supplied. 

Cuba, to be supplied. 

Dixon, J. B. Brewington. 

Eminence, Z. W. Munsell, sup. 

Hartville, 2. H. Hanson. 

Hermitage, to be supplied. 

Houston, to be supplied. 

Humansville, Willam De Motte. 

Iberia, to be supplied. 

Lebanon, J. WV. Pierce. 

Licking, J. W. Haynes. 

Marshfield, C. S. evelle. 

Mountain Grove, to be sup- 
plied. 

North Springfield, Frank Lenig. 

Richland, L. C. Sappinjield. 

Rolla, B. #. Poole. 

Roubideaux, to be supplied. 

Salem, Sumuel Warner. 

Seymour, to be supplied. 

Springfield, O. M. Martin. 

Stockton, to be supplied. 

Strafford, to be supplied. 

Vichy Springs, D. 8. Dunlavy. 


1 West Plains, W2ldés Palmer. 


29 


CARTHAGE DISTRICT. 
I. J. K. Lunpeck, P.E. 
(P. 0:, Carthage, Mo.) 


Avilla, J. M@. Darby. 

Carterville and Webb City, J. N. 
Moore. 

Carthage, O. M. Stewart. 

Cassville, 7. H. Knease, 

Dadeville, W. #. Yeager. 

Galena, to be supplied. 

Golden City, /. J. Martin. 

Greenfield, NV. H. Buck. 

Jasper and Mount Moriah, W7i/- 
tam Buck. 

Joplin, J. R. Wolf. 

Lamar, A. H. Heinlein. 

Marionville, Jacob Miller. 

Medoe, T. S. Gross. 

Moundville, C. E. Evans. 

Mount Vernon, #. J. King. 

Oronogo, to be supplied. 

Pierce City and Neosho, G. W. 
Rich. 

Republic and Ashgrove, to be 
supplied. 

Sarcoxie, to be supplied. 

Seneca, 7. H. Ashbaugh. 

Sheldon, Oscar Lunbeck. 

South Carthage Cireuit, to be 
supplied. 

R. T. Smith, Colporteur of Amer- 
ican Bible Society — member 
of .Sheldon Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 


MISSOURI DISTRICT. 
R. H. Suita, P.E. 
(P. O., Sedalia, Mo.) 


Arrow Rock, Patrick Atkinson. 

Baden and Bridgeton, Allen Aba- 
natha. 

Brownsville, Hdgar Pitts. 

Butler and Harrisonville, J. W. 
Brown. 

California, William Wheeler. 

Cambridge, to be supplied. 

Carthage and Joplin, Andrew 
Ramsay. 

Clinton and Calhoun, J. D. Lv- 
ans, 

De Soto, J. W. Summers. 

Dresden and Lamonte, to be sup- 
plied. 

Farmington and Fredericktown, 
Anthony Coleman. 

Georgetown and Mount Zion, 
to be supplied. 

Greenfield and Mount Vernon, . 
Benjamin Steele. 

Higginsville and Odessa, Henson 
Baker. 

Holden and Centreview, 8. L. 
Evans. 

Ironton and Potosi, Edward An- 
thony. 

Kansas City, J. W. Jackson. d 

Lebanon and Marshtield, 4. W. 
Payne. 

Lexington, J. W. Hill. 

Marshall, B. W. Timothy. 

Marshall Circuit, Reuben Smith. 

Neosho and Newtonia, to be sup- 
plied. 

Osceola and Stockton, to be sup- 

Rolla and Saint James, Richard 
Rush. 

Saint Louis: Lowell, to be sup-_ 


plied. 
Wesley Chapel, #, 2. Small. 


80 


Saint Louis Cireuit, to besupplied. 

Salt Pond and Malta Bend, Rich- 
ard Crosby. 

Sedalia, W. R. Lawton. 

Smithton, Pilot Grove, and Bee- 
man’s Chapel, to be supplied. 


Springfield, C. M. Keeton. 


SAINT LOUIS CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Waverly, William M’Cutchen. © 


Springfield Cireuit, Martin Reed. | Wellington, to be supplied. 


Tipton, Versailles, and Otterville, 
J. 8. Burton. i 
Warrensburg and Knob Noster, 

Christopher Tays. 


Qusst. 88. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ?. 
At Lebanon, Mo. 





NORTH INDIA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Cawnpore, India, Jan. 9-15, 1884. 


Ti j SCOTT, Praiding. 


Quxst. 1. Who are Received by 
Lrausfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

Allan J. Maxwell and William 

R. Clancy, from Michigan—2, 


Quzst. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial ? ; 
B. F. Cocker, N. R. Silas—2. 


Quest. 8. Who Remain on Trial? 


Yaqub Shah, Peter Gray, Geo. 
Bailey, James Jordan, Chimman 
Lal, Charles Luke, Peter Merrill, 
Allan J. Maxwell—s. 


Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
Seneca Falls. 


Qursr. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection 2 


W. R. Bowen, M. Stephens, 
Stephen Paul—s3. 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None. 

Quest. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches 2? 
None. 

Quzst. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
None. 

Quzst. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
None. 

Quest. 10. Whut Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
None. 

Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
None. 

Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
None. 

Quexst. 18. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 

F, L. Neeld, J. C. Lawson, 
William R. Clancy—3. 
Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders ? 
Antone Dutt, C. L. Bare, S. 8. 
Dease, H. F. Kastendieck—4,  - 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 


cons have been ordained Elders ? 


None, 








Quxst. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders? 


None. 


Quxst. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Hlders ? 


None. 


Quzst. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 


J. Mudge, E. W. Parker, J. T. 
M’Mahbon, J. E. Scott—4. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers? 


None. 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest, 21. Have any Died ? 
None. 


Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 
None. 


Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 


None. 


Quest. 25. Have any been Located? 
None. 


Quest. 26. Have any been [oe 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 


None. 


QuEsT. 27. Have any been Hxpelled ? 
None. 


Quzsr, 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

D. W. Thomas, Zabur-ul-Hugqq, 
J. Fieldbrave, J. T. Janvier, J. 
ine ee 8. Knowles, H. Man- 
sell—7, 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 137.) 


Quest. 80. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


Not answered. 


C. L. BARE, Secretary 


Quest. 81. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied 2 


Not answered. 


Quest, 82. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


OUDH DISTRICT. 
T. 8. Jounson, P.E. 
(P, 0., Lucknow.) 


| Bahraich, W. Peters. 


Barabanki, A. C. Paul. 
Cawnpore, G. H. M’ Grew, F. L, 
Neeld, 

English Church, A. J. Maxwell. 
Gonda, S. Knowles, 8. Paul. 
Hurdui, Znoch Joel. 

Lucknow, J. W. Waugh, Chim- 
man Lal. 

English Church, W. 2. Clancy. 

Native Church, Matthew Ste- 

phens. 
Roy Bareilly, H. 7. Hastendieck. 
Seetapore, J. C. Lawson, Peter 

Gray. / 
Unao, to be supplied. 
James Mudge and J. E. Scott, Su- 

pernumeraries, on leave in 

America. f 
J. W. Wangh, Principal; B. H. 

Badley, Agent, of Centennial 

School, Luckno'w. 

T. Craven, Methodist Episcopal — 

Church Press, Lucknow. “a 
F. L. Neeld, Native Christian In- 

dustrial School, Cawnpore. 


ROHILKUND DIgTRICT. 
D. W. Tuomas, P.E. 
(P. O., Bareilly.) 


Aonla, to be supplied. 

Bareilly, S. S&S. Dease, 
brave. 

Bijoour, 7. Cutting. , 

ee Mahbub K han, James Jor-— 

an. 

Bisauli, Antone Dutt. 

Budaon, &. Hoskins. 

Chandausi, George Bailey. 

Futtehgunge, A. Solomon, 

Jalalabad, B. F. Cocker. 

Kakrala, to be supplied. 

Khera Bajhera, to be supplied. 

Moradabad, J. H. Giil, J. 7. Jan- 
ver. 

Mandaur, Yaqub Shah. 

Najeebabad, to be supplied. 

Panahpore, ZH. ¢J/. nee 


I. Fiedd=_ 


Z. 


_— fea a 


| 


| 


NORTH INDIA CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Shabjehanpore, C. L. Bare, W. R. 
Bowen. 

H. Mansell, Theological Seminary 
and Normal School. 

BE. W. Parker, Supernumerary, on 
leave in America. 

P. T. Wilson, Acting Superintend- 
ent Medical Missionary Training 
Institution, Agra—member of 
Bareilly Quarterly Conference. 

T. J. Scott, Agent Bareilly Theo- 
logical Seminary and Normal 
School. 


AMROHA DISTRICT. 
ZAHUR-UL-Hvgqq, P.E. 
(P. O., Sambhal,) 
Amroha, Peter Merrill. 





Babukhera, to be supplied. 
Daurala, to be supplied. 
Dhanaura, to be supplied. 
Gangeshri, to be supplied. 
Hassanpur, Charles Luke. 
Joa, to be supplied. 
Narainya, to be supplied. 
Raepur, to be supplield. 
Rasulpore, to be supplied. 
Sambhal, to be supplied. 
Shahpur, to be supplied. 
Shaukpur, to be supplied. 


KUMAON DISTRIOT. 
P.. M. Buck, P.-E. 
(P. O., Almora.) 


Bhabur Circuit, 7. Gowan. 
Dwara Hat, P. M. Buck. 


31 


Eastern Kumaon and Tarai 
Schools, J. L. Humphrey. 
Gurhwal, J. H. Messmore, /. W. 
Greenwald. 
Nynee Tal: English Church, to 
be supplied. 
Native Church, 
plied. 
J. CL. Humphrey, Superintendent 
Medical Work iu Kumaon and 
Gurhwal. 


J. T. M’Mahon, Supernumerary, 
on leave in America. 


to be sup- 


Quest. 83. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


At Bareilly. 





CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Williamsport, Pa., March 19225, 1884. 


BISHOP HARRIS, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 

Transfer, and from what. Con- 

Serences? 

W. H. Stevens, from South Kan- 
sas. 

Quest. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial ? 

Alexander Lamberson, Samuel 
D. Wilson, Bruce Hog net, Marion 
J. Runyon, Albert R. Lambert, 
Darwin F, Stiles, James F, Glass, 
Rollin 8, Taylor—8. 


Quest. 8. Who Remain on Trial? 


Nathan H. Schenck, John F. 
Kerlin, Joseph K. Kniseley, Geo. 


_ M. Klepfer, Samuel E. Meminger, 


- William F. D. Noble—6. 








Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 
Qusst. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection? 


Emory M. Stevens, Edwin H. 
Witman, Norman H. Smith, Jas. 
Eckersley, Samuel Ham—s, _ 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admutted ? 
; None. 

Quest. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches? 
None. 

Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 


Emory M. Stevens, Edwin H. 
Witman, Norman H. Smith, Sam- 
uel Ham—4., 


| Qusst. 9. What Traveling Preach- 


ers have been ordained Deacons ? 

Emory M. Stevens, Edwin H. 
Witman, Norman H. Smith, Sam- 
uel Ham—4, 


Qusst. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons? 


Jacob L. Mussina, James F. 


o 











——= 


Glass, John L. Beishline, George 
M. Klepter, Joseph K. Kniseley 
—. 
QuEsT. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been orduined Deacons ? 
Jacob L. Mussina, James F. 
Glass, John L. Beishline, George 
M. Klepfer, Joseph K, Kniseley 
aes 
QuEsT. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
Emory M. Stevens, Edwin H. 
Witman, Norman H, Smith, Jas. 
Eckersley, Samuel Ham—d. 


Quest. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of ihe Second Class? 
George W. Stevens, John H. 
Mortimer, Oliver 8. Metzler, 
Joshua K. Lloyd—4. 


Qusst. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons hawe been elected Elders ? 
Charles T. Dunning, Richard 
H. Gilbert, John R. Dunkerly, 
Joseph D. W. Deayor, John A. 
Mattern—5. 


Quzst. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders ? 

Charles T. Dunning, Richard 
H. Gilbert, John R. Dunkerly, 
Joseph D, W. Deavor, John A, 
Mattern—5. 


QuEst. 16. What Local Deacons 
hawe been elected Elders ? 
John W. Cline, James A. Pat- 
ton—2, 
Quest 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders? 
John W. Cline, James A. Pat- 
ton—2. : 
QuEsT. 18. Who ave the Supernu- 
merary Preachers? 
William Henry Stevens, a 
Linn, W. E. Hocht, J. H. 8. 


D. S. MONROE, Secretary. 


Clarke, Franklin Gearhart, C. W. 
Marshall, J. W. Leckie, John 
Moorhead, C. W. Burnley, J. F. 
Craig, H. F. Cares, J. W. Feight, 
-A. M. Creighton, J. W. Cleaver, 
J. W. Olewine, J. R. Akers, J. 
A. Ross, L._R. Rudisill, T. H. 
Tubbs, J.-A. Woodcock, J. W. 
Haughawout, G. B. Ague, D. B. 
M’Closkey, Thompson ‘Mitchell, 
L. G. Heck, John Stine—26. 


Quzst. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers? 

A. M. Kester, Thomas Taney- 
hill, George Berkstresser, H. G. 
Dill, Oliver Ege, J. A. Mellick, 
William Schreiber, F. E. Crever, 
J. P. Bobb, J. G. M’Keehan, 
Thomas Greenly, W. L. Spotts- 
wood, Alem Brittain, Cambridge 
Graham, R, E. Kelley—15. 


Qusst. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Qusst. 21. Have any Died ? 


W. A. Clippinger, J. A. 
M’Kindless, C. J. Buck, Elisha 
Butler—4. 


(See obituaries, p. 83.) 
Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 
ferred, and to what Conferences ? 


Lewis N. Clark, to New Jersey ; 
Albert E. Colgrove, to Erie. 


Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
Thompson P, Ege. 
Quusr. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 

None. 


Quest. 25. Have any been Located? 
None. 


o2 


QuEST. 26, Haveany been permitted , Williamsport: Grace Church, S. 


to Withdraw under Charges 2 
None. 


Quest. 27. Have any been Hupelled ? 
None. 


Qusst. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

W.W. Dunmire, Samuel Creigh- 
ton, A. M. Barnitz, W. Meminger, 
Daniel Hartman, J. T. Wilson, 
J. Z. Lioyd—7. 


Qusst. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year 2 
(See tabulated statement, p. 138.) 


Quest. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 
$7,192 56. 


Qusst. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$7,192 56, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference. 


~ Quest. 32. Where are the Preach- 


ers Slationed ? 

[These appointments are all in the State 
of Pennsylvania.) 
WILLIAMSPORT DISTRICT. 
E. H. Yooum, P.E. 

(P. O., Williamsport.) 


Benezette, W. H. Norcross. 

Clarkstown and Fairview, J. F. 
Glass. 

Cogan Valley, to be supplied, 

Du Boistown, E. H. Witman. ~— 

Emporium, 2. {/. Gilbert, one to 
be supplied. 

Fairfield, V. B. Smith. 

Great Island, G. W. Dunlap. 

Hughesville, E. M. Stevens. 

Hyner and North Bend, G. £. 
King. 

Jamestown, A. D. M’ Closky. 

Jersey Shore, W. C. Robbins. 

Leidy, to be supplied. 

Lewisbure, V. 8. Buckingham. 

Liberty Valley, W. H. Bowden. 

Lock Haven, Thomas Sherlock. 

Loyalsock, to be supplied. 

Lycoming, Alexander Lamberson, 

Mifilinburg, W. iW. Reiley. 

Mill Hall and East Lock Haven, 
M. P. Crosthwaite. 

Milton, Samuel Creighton. 

Montgomery, N. H, Schenck. 

Montoursville, A. #. Taylor. 

Muney, A. W. Gibson. f 

Muney Creek, 7. 8. Fans. 

Pennfield, Hdmund White. 

Picture Rocks and Kedron, J. ¥. 
Rothrock. 

Pine Creek, 8. D. Wilson. 

Ralston, A. P. Wharton. 

Renovo, W. A. Stephens. 

Salladasburg, W. A. W? Kee. 

Salona and Washington, 77. WU. 
Ash, 

Sinnemahoning, J. S. Beyer: 

Watsontown and Montandon, D. 
Hf, Shields. 

Westport and Keating, to be sup- 
plied. 


C. Swallow. 

Mulberry Street, A. 2. Bender. 

Newberry, A. &. Miller. 

Pine Street, J. C. Clarke. 

Third Street, Wildcam Moses. 
Li. J. Gray, President of Williams- 

port Dickinson Seminary—mem- 

ber of Mulberry Street, Will- 

iamsport, Quarterly Conference, 


DANVILLE DISTRICT. 
M. L. Suyssr, P.E. 
(P. O., Danville.) 


Ashland, John Donahue. , 
Beach Haven, O. 8. Metzler. 
Benton, G. y. Savidge. 
Berwick, W. W. Evans. 
Bloomsburg, D. S. Monroe. 
Buckhorn, G. W. Stevens. 
Catawissa, R. £. Wilson. 
Catawissa Circuit, to be supplied. 
Centralia, G. M. Larned. 
Conyngham, J. A. Fisher. 
Danville: Saint Paul’s, H. C. Par- 
doe. 
Second Church, B. P. King. 
Elysburg, H. 2B. Fortner, 
iy and Light Street, 2. #. 
Vharton. 


Gordon, /. A. Wood, Jun. 
Harveyville, J. F. Kerlin, 
Hazelton, S. M. Frost. 
Helfenstein, to be suppbed. 
Herndon, to be supplied. 
Jeanesville and Audenreid, W.°C. 
Hesser. 
Jerseytown, Bruce Hughes. 
Mifflinville, John Horning. 
Mount Carmel, 8. W. Sears. 
Muhlenburg, to be supplied. 
Northumberland, James Hunter. 
Orangeville, Z. J. Chilcoat. 
Riverside, N. H. Smith. 
Rohrsburg, D. F. Stiles. 
Selin’s Grove, 7. O. Clees. 
Shamokin, #. B. Riddle. 
Shickshinny, A. 1. Barnttz. . 
Snydertown, J. A. De Moyer. 
South Heberton, Jonathan Guldin. 
Stockton and Beaver Meadow, J. 
W. Buckley. 
Sunbury, W. G. Ferguson. 
Town Hill, A. B. Hooven. 
Trevorton, &. L. Armstrong. 
Washingtonville, J. Z. Lloyd. 
Weatherly, Z. T. Swartz. 
West Hazelton, to be supplied. 
West Shamokin, R. §. Taylor. 
White Haven, G. H. Day. 
H, A. Curran, Professor in State 
Normal School — member of 
Bloomsburg Quarterly Conf. 


HARRISBURG DISTRICT. 
W. A. Howex, P.E. 
(P. 0., Carlisle.) 
Airville, A. W. Decker. 
Carlisle, B. B. Hamlin. 
Chambersburg, I. L. Ganoe. 
Cove, to be supplied. 
Dillsburg and Wellville, J. # An- 
derson. 
Duncannon B. F. Stevens. 
Fairview and Marysville, H. J. 
Minnigh. 
Fort Littleton, James Eckersley. 
Gettysburg and Rock Creek, P. P, 
Strawinski. : 


CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Greencastle, J. Y. Shannon. 
5 Village, Richard Malla- 
Meu, 
Hanover and New Oxford, J. H. 
M? Cord. 
Harrisburg: Fifth Street, W. H. 
Keith 


Grace Church, W. J. Stevenson. 
Grace Church Mission, C. V. 

Hartzell. : 
Ridge Avenue, B. C. Conner. 
Saint Paul’s, /. B. Mann. 

Lewisberry and Salem, to be sup- 
plied. : 

Licking Creek, to.be supplied. 

Littlestown, /. C. Brown. 

Liverpool, Daniel Hartman. 

Loudon, to be supplied. 

M’Connellsburg, P. 7. “yer. 

Mechanicsburg, B. H. Mosser. 

Mercersburg, J. H. Mortimer. 

Mount Alto, to be supplied. - 

Mount Holly, &. H. Colburn. 

New Cumberland, YW. L. Drum — 

Newport, John Vrooman. 

Newville and Rehoboth, C. Z. 
Benscoter. 

Shippensburg, J. R. Dunkerly. 

Shrewsbury, ‘EB. EB. A, Deawor. 

Stewartstown, WV. W. Colburn. 

Waynesborough, A. S. Bowman. 

Wrightsville, J. P. Moore. 

York: Duke Street, A. R. Cronce. 
First Church, J. VM. Lantz. 
Princess Street and Ridge Ave- 
. nue, M. J. Runyon. d 

York Springs, J. P. Benford. 

I. H. Torrence, Secretary of Penn- 
sylvania Bible Society—mem- 
ber of Grace Church, Harris- 
burg, Quarterly Conference. 

W. M. Frysinger, President of 
Centenary Biblical Institute— 
member of Ridge Avenue, Har- 
risburg, Quarterly Conterence. 

H. C.. Whiting, Professor; J. 
B. Young, Financial Agent, in 
Dickinson College—members of 
Carlisle Quarterly Conference. 

T. S. Wélcox, Superintendent of 
Conference Book Room—mem- 
ber of Grace Church, Harris- 
burg, Quarterly Conference. 


JUNIATA DISTRICT. 
Rionarp Hryxtz, P.E, 
(P. O., Huntingdon.) ¥ 


Bedford, J. H. Black. 

Blaine, J. F. Pennington. 

Burnt Cabins, J. K. Kniseley. 

Cassville, J, M. Johnston. 

Concord, LZ. S. Crone, 8. E. Mem- 
inger. 

Decatur, to be supplied. 

Ennisville, 4. S. Baldwin, 

Everett, A. D. Yocum. 

Freedom, S. A. Creveling. 

Hopewell, M. C. Piper. 

Huntingdon, G. 7. Gray. 

Lewistown, J. J. Pearce. 

M’Connellstown, to be supplied. 

M’Veytown and Granville, Wadi- 
tam Gwynn. - 

Manor Hill, G. A. Singer. 

Mifflintown, M@. L. Smith. 

Milroy, J. R. King. 

Mount Union and Mapleton, Z. 
Ef. Smith. 

New Bloomfield, 7. Uf. Griffith. 


CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Newton Hamilton, W. 1. Mem- 
inger. 

Orbisonia, J. D. W. Deavor. 

Petersburg and Alexandria, B. Z. 
Crever. : 

Pleasantville, W. S. Hamlin. 

Port Royal, Furman Adams, Sam- 
uel Ham. 

Ray’s Hill, J. W. Rue. 

Robinsonville, J. £. Leilich. 

Saxton, G. M. Klepfer. 

Schellsburg, J. &. Shipe. 

Shirleysburg, to be supplied. 

Thompsontown, J. W. Hly. 

Three Springs, C. T. Dunning. 

West Huntingdon and Mill Creek, 
G. M. Hoke. 

Wolfsburg, W. H. Stevens. —~ 


ALTOONA DISTRICT. 
J. H. M’Garrag, P.E, 
(PB. 0., Altoona.) 


Altoona: Chestnut A venue, George 
Warren. 





Altoona: Eighth Avenue, George 
Leidy. 
First Church, G. D. Penepacker, 
Twenty-fourth Street, Z 7. Wil- 
son. 
Bellefonte, If. K. Foster. 
Birmingham, George Guyer. 
Olearfield, James Curns. 
Clearfield Circuit, #. W. Wonner. 
Curwensville, J. B. Shaver. 
Duncansville, H. S. Mendenhall. 
Glen Hope, J. B. Akers. 
Grahamton, W. A. Carver. 
Half Moon, W. &. Whitney. 
Hollidaysburg; J. #. Bell. 
Houtzdale, A. W. Guyer. 
Howard and Beech Creek, Owen 
Hicks. 
Lloydsville, to be supplied. 
Logan Valley, W. W. Dunmire. 
Lumber City. Hlias Shoemaker. 
Martinsburg, Jsaae Heckman. 
Milesburg and Unionville, W. W. 
Reese, 
New Washington, J. A. Mattern. 





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Osceola, to be supplied. 

Penn’s Valley, to be supplied. 

Philipsburg, /. B, Polsyrove. 

Pine Grove, to be supplied. 

Pleasant Gap, J. L. Graham. 

Port Matilda, to be supplied. 

Snow Shoe, W. F. D. Noble. 

Tyrone, J. S. M’ Murray. 
arrior’s Mark, G. W. Bouse. 

Williamsburg, W. V. Ganoe. 

Woodberry and Pattonsville, A. 
R, Lambert. 

Woodland, J. K. Lloyd. 

William Earnshaw, Chaplain of 
the National Home for Disabled 
Volunteer Soldiers at Dayton, 
O.—member of Warrior’s Mark 
Quarterly Conterence. 

John k. Hykes, Missionary to 
China. 


Quest. 83. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? : 


At Huntingdon. 





PHIL 


BISHOP WARREN, Presiding. 


— Qursr. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

C W. Buoy, from Colorado; B. 

F. Powell, from Georgia; Henry 

B. Casavant, from Central New 

| York; @. EB. Morris, from New- 

| ark; Joseph Duffy, from Central 
| Tennessee—6. 


| Quest. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 

Franklin F. Bond, A. Atwood 
‘ Thompson, Amos A. Arthur, 
| Abraham M. Vivien, James S. 
|-M’ Kinlay, Alpha G. Kynett, Will- 
j jam H. Zweizig, Benjamin M. 
Neill—8. 

| Qusst. 3. Who Remain on Trial? 
| Rufus D. Naylor, Stephen H. 
| Evans, Oliver E. Stogden, George 
| B. Burns, George E. Kleihenn, 
John Bell, Hiram J. Ilick, David 
T. Smyth, William W. Cookman, 
Nathaniel W. Clark, Jacob E. 
Granley, William C. Graff—12. 


Qumst. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
Frederick B. Nixon. 


Quzust. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 

. Charles W. Green, Oliver W. 
| Mintzer, Joseph H. Smith, John 
D. Martin, Arthur Oaks, C. Ed- 
gar Adamson, George W. Dun- 
gan, Henry Hess, Albert N. Mil- 
| lison, Alfred Heebner, William 
| Bamford, Charles H. Rover, Geo. 
M. Broadhead—13. 


e Rovadmitted ? 












Quest. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 
None. 


Quzst. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
Joseph H. Smith, John D. Mar- 

tin, Henry Hess, Albert N. Milli- 

son} Alfred Heebner, Charles H. 

Rover, George M. Broadhead—7. 


Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
Joseph H. Smith, John D, Mar- 

tin, Henry Hess, Albert N. Milli- 

son, Alfred Heebner, Charles H. 

Rover, George M. Broadhead—7 


Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 

John A. Duncan, Samuel Fer- 
nald, Charles 8. Hamilton, Caleb 
L. Hughes, George W. Hull, Will- 
iam H. Mullea, Jobn, Patterson, 
Jobn T. Williams, James Blake- 
ley, Franklin Knight, Edward H. 
Bell, John Suttill, George B. 
Burns, Oliver E. Stogden, Evan 
F. Smith—15. - - 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 

have been ordained Deacons ? 

Jobn A. Duncan, Samuel Fer- 
nald, Charles 8. Hamilton, Caleb 
L. Hughes, George W. Hull, Will- 
jam H. Mullen, John Patterson, 
John I. Williams, James Blake- 
lev, Franklin Knight, Edward H. 
Bell, John Suttill, George B. 
Burns, Oliver E. Stogden, Evan 
F, Smith—15. 


Quzst. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 


Charles W. Green, Oliver W. 





ADELPHIA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Philadelphia, Pa., March 12-19, 1884. 
JEROT GRAY, Secrecy, 


Mintzer, Joseph H. Smith, John 
D. Martin, Arthur Oaks, C. Ed- 
gar Adamson, George W. Dun- 
gan, Henry Hess, Albert N. Mil- 
lison, Alfred Heelner, William 
Bamford, Charles H. Rover, Geo. 
M. Broadhead, Kawamura Kei- 
chiro, Matsumoto Sozo, Abbe 
Sozo—16. 


Quest. 18. Who are the Traveling 

Deacons of the Second Class ? 

Robert S. De Bow, Henry R. 
Robinson, Williama Redheffer, 
Christian L. Gaul, Charles S. 
Mervine, Benjamin T. Callen. Ja- 
bez G. Bickerton, William Pow- 
ick, Frank B. Lynch, Abbe Sozo, 
Joseph Duffy—11. 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 

cons have been elected Elders ? 

Henry Frankland, Charles M. 
Boswell, Samuel W. Smith, John 
M’Quoid, C. Edgar Adsmson,. 
Kawamura Keichiro, Abbe Sozo. 
(The last two under missionary 
rule)—7. 


Qurst. 15. What Traveling Dea-- 
cons have been ordained Hiders ? 
Henry Frankland, Charles M. 

Boswell, Samuel W. Smith, John 

M’Quoid, C. Edgar Adamson—5. 


Quest. 16. What Local Deacons: 
have been elected Elders ? 


KE. Brodley Meaker. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Eiders? 


E. Brodley: Meaker.. 


lace, A. Cather, J. Gregg 


i-- 


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Quzsr. 18. Who are the Superna- 
merary Preachers ? 

J. S. Cook, J. C. Gregg, H. U. 
Sebring, James Neill, eae 
’ 
Alday, J. Thompson, W. Trickett, 
Ss. R. Gillingham, R. Owen, T. 
S. Thomas, F. M. Collins, 8. B. 
Best, B. H. Sanderlin, W. H. Bun- 
nell, L. B. Hughes, 1. R. Merrill, 
D. L. Patterson, 8. H. Reisner, 
EK, H. Hoffman, W. C. Johnson, 
G. Oram, H. R. Calloway, Joseph 
Mason, H. H. Bodine, W. W. 
M’ Michael, Abel Howard—29. 


Qurst. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nated Preachers ? : 

A. Atwood, P. Hallowell, J. D. 
Long, J. Carlisle, J. Cummins, J. 
A, Watson, 8. M. Cooper, W. 
Cooper, J. Shields, W. M’Combs 
—10. 


Quzst. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died? 
Pennell Coombe, T. W. Sem- 
pers, M. A. Day, C. Karsner, H. 
B, Mauger—5. 
(See obituaries, p. 81.) 


Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 

Albert Mann, to Newark; D. 
M. Young, to Central New York; 


_e. Fastorfield, to. Florida—s, 


Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? | 
J. W. Geyer, \A Sept 


— & 
Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 


None. 


Quest. 25. Hae any been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges? 


None. 


Quest. 27. Have any been Expelled ? 
None. 


Quest. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals? 

T. C. Murphy, W. 8. Pugh, W. 
C. Robinson, T. M. Griffith, L. 
W. M’Dowell, J. F. Meredith, T. 
W. Maclary—7. 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 141.) 


Qurst. 80. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Funds ? 


$15,527. 


Quest. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$11,138 75, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference. 











Quzst. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in the State 
of Pennsylvania, 
NORTH PHILADELPHIA 
DISTRICT. 


J. M. Hinson, P.E. 
(P, O., 1744 N. Lighth St., Philadelphia.) 


Allentown, W. P. Howell. 

Bangor, Samuel Horwell, one to 
be supplied. 

Bethlehem, /ohn Dyson. 

Bristol, W. MM. Ridgway. 

Catasauqua, John Stringer. 

Chapman’s, Alfred Heebner. » 

Cherry Valley, J. H. Smith. 

Delaware Water Gap, to be sup- 
plied. 

East Mauch Chunk, R. D. Naylor. 

Easton: Second Street and ‘Me- 
morial, J. 2. 7. Gray. 

East Stroudsbury, William Major. 

Glendon and Oldenweld, F. B. 
Lynch. 

Lahaska and Lumberville, W. £. 
Sheppard. 

Langhorne and Scottsville, / B. 
Harvey. 

Lansford and Summer Hill, W. 
W. Wisegarver. 

Leighton, 0. R. Cook. 

Mauch Chunk, S, A. Heiner. 

Morrisville, to be supplied. 

Neshaminy and Bensalem, / A. 
Gilbert. 

Nesquehoning, A. A. Thompson. 

New Hope, @. feed. 

Newtown, G. W. North. 

Packerton and Beayer Run, B. F. 
Powell. 

Perryville and Slatington, Hred- 
erick Ilman. e 

Philadelphia: Aramingo, R. 8. 

/ De Bow. 

/ Bridesburg, H. EB. Gélroy. 
Bustleton, V. B. Durill. 
Cambria Street, W. L. Cray. 
Cohocksink, W. 8. Pugi. 
Cumberland St., Noble Mrame. 
East Montgomery Avenue, C. 

W. Bickley. 
Eden, B. 7. String. 
Fifth Street, J. O. Wilson. 


Frankford: Central, J. #H. 
Wood. 

Frankford Avenue, W. #. 
Shaffer. 


Orthodox Street, B. T. Callen. 
-=—-Paul Street, William Swin-. 
delis: 
Front Street, J. Lindemvth. 
Hancock Street, Thomas Kirk- 
patrick. } 
Holmesburg, 8. 7. Kemble. 
Kensington, William Downey. 
Mount Olivet, to be supplied. 
Norris Square, Zxomas Harri- 
son. 
Port Richmond, ./. F. Meredith. 
Saint George’s, Samuel Barnes. 
Saint John’s, Hnoch Stubbs. 
Sanctuary, #. I. D, Pepper, D. 
L. Patterson, sup. 
Sepviva, J. C. Gregg. 
Siloam, LZ. B. Hoffman. 
Somerton, F. F. Bond. 
Summerfield, William Gilbert, 
L. B. Hughes, sup. 
Taleony, H. 7. Quigg. 
Portland, L. M. Hobos. 








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ts 


Quakertown, J. 8, Cook. 
Raubsville, C. 8. Mervine. 
Richborough and Penn’s Park, 
to be supplied, 
Richmond, G, W. Dungan. 
South Easton, W. 7. Mage. 
Spragueville, George Mack. 
Stroudsburg, George Heacock. 
Tannersville, H. J. Mick. 
Tobyhanna, Richard Kaines. 
Tullytowa, Emilie, and Falsing- 
ton, A. WM. Wiggins, M. A. Sisty. 
Yardley and Taylorsville, to be 
supplied. 
O. W. Mintzer, . Missionary to 
Montana. 


NORTH-WEST PHILADEL 
PHIA DISTRICT. 


JOSEPH WELCH, P.E. 
(P. 0., 1409 N. 13th St., Philadelphia.) 


Bethel, 7. T. Mutchler. 
Birdskorough, 2. #. Burris. 
Boyerstown, J. nat 

Cedarville Circuit, J. Sampson, 
Cheltenham, 7. C. Pearson. 
Conshohocken, J. P. Miller. 
Cressona, and Cumbola, W. H. 

Zweizig, é 
Doylestown, Josiah Bawden. « 
Evansburg, to be supplied. 
Gilberton Circuit, J. UM’ Quoid, 

A. M. Vivien. 
tirardville, P. S. Merrill. 
Hathorough, P. J. Cox. 

Hamburg and Port Clinton, A. 

A. Arthur. 

Jarrettown and Hammer Hill, G. 

L. Schaffer. ; 
Jenkintown, G. B. Burns. 
Lansdale, J. G. Bickerton. 
Mahanoy City, W. H. Fries. 
Minersville, Richard Turner. - 
Montgomery Square, G. E. Klein- 

henn. 

Norristown: First Church, 8. H. 

C. Smith. 

Haws Avenue, F. H. Moore. 

Oak Strect, G. W. F. Graff. 
North Wales, Henry Hess. 
Philadelphia: Chestnut Hill, A. 

F. Dotterer. 

Columbia Avenue, J. W. Sayres. 

Cookman, Robert M? Kay. 

ape Sekuylkill, Z¢i Pickers- 

gue, i 
Franklinville, 8. H. Evans. 
Germantown: Haines Street, 

HB. B. Snyder. . 

Mount Pleasant Avenue, H. 

R. Robinson. 

Saint Stephen’s, W. C. Best. 
Grace and N. Penn, W. @. 

Webb, O. E. Stogden, J. Neild, 

sup. 

Manayunk: Ebenezer, Robert 

Whinna. 

Mount Zion, W. /. Mills, 
Memorial, D. M4. Gordon. 
Milestown, J. J. Timanus. 
Mount Carmel, H. FP. Jsett, A. 

Wallace, sup. 

Park Avenue, 2. C. Griffiths. 

Roxborough: Central, JM. D. 

Kurtz. 

Ridge Avenue, J. B. Graff. 
Saint James, S. W. Gehrett. 
Tabernacle, George K. Morris. 
Tioga, S. H. Hoover. 

Trinity, Z. M. Vernon. 


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PHILADELPHIA CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Philadelphia: Twentieth Street, 
S. N. Chew. ‘ 


Twenty-ninth, Street, Samuel 


Pancoast. 


Mount Joy, Thomas Montgomery. 

New Holland and Bareville, to be 
supplied. 

Parksburg and Pomeroy, J. 7. 


West Park Avenue, R. J. Car-| Gray. 


son. 

Wissahickon, B. M. Neill. 
Pheovixville, 7. C. Murphy. 
Port Carbov, Henry White. 
Pottstown, J. S. Hughes. 
Pottsville, B. 7. Vincent. 
Reading: Covenant, J. D. Fox. 

Ebenezer, 7. B. Neely, 

Gregg, sup. 

Saint Peter’s Amos Johnson. 

Saint Clair, W. Mullen. 


J. 


Saint Paul’s Circuit, to be sup- 


plied. é 
Shenandoah, Wilmer Coffman. 
Spring City, VW. D. I Comas. 
Tamaqua, W. ZL. M’ Dowell. 
Valley Forge, to be supplied. 


William Penn, 0. UM. Simpsons” 
T. A, Fernley, Corresponding 
Secretary of the Sabbath As- 
sociation member of Grace 


Quarterly Conference. 


J. B. M’Cullough, Correspond- 


ing Secretary of the Philadel- 


phia Conference Tract Society 


-—-member of Haines Street, 


Germantown, Quarterly Con- 


ference. 


WEST PHILADELPHIA DIS- 
TRICT. 
Jacos DickERsON, P.E. 
(P. 0., 3310 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.) 


Atgleu and Mount Pleasant, A. 
Oaks. 
Berrysburg, to be supplied. 
Bethsaida, D. T. Smyth. 
Bird-in-band, LZ. DV. iM’ Clintock. 
Bryn Mawr, J. D. Martin. 
Charlestown, A. W. Quimby. 
Churchtown and Morgantown, 
W. W. Cookman. 
Coatsville, A. ZL. Wilson. 
Cornwall, 7. M. Jackson. 
Coyentryville, J. A. Cooper. 
Dauphin, W. H. Asprit. 
Downingtown, G. 7. Hurlocks. 
Peon sane and Gap, J. W.Brad- 
ey. 
Glen Moore, Hdward Devine. 
Good Will, to be supplied. 
Grove, J. C. Wood. 
Halifax, William Redheffer. 
Hibernia and Thorndale Circuit, 
John Bell. 
Hopewell, A. Z. Callen. 
Hummelstown, George Alcorn. 
Lancaster: First Church, J. 7. 
Satchell. 


Missions, William Powick, one 


to be supplied. i 
Saint Paul’s, George Gaul. 
Lebanon, W. 4. Hiliott. 
Lower Merion, to be supplied. 
Lykens and Wiconisco, ¢. 
Bailey, C. L. Gaul. 
Manada and Paxton, to be sup- 
plied. 
Millersburg, Z C. Yerkes. 


Philadelphia: Asbury, James Mor- 


row. 
Belmont, J. H. Kessler. 
Centenary, W. B. Wood. 
Central, G. G. Rakestraw. 
Christ Chureh, Henry Wheeler. 
Emmanuel, W. D. Jones. 
Emory, Samel Irwin. 
Epworth, to he supplied. 
Fleteher, 4. L. Urbun, 
Fortieth Street, G. D. Carrow. 

Green Street, MW. A. Richards, 

J. Mason, sup. 

Haddington, C, Hudson. 

Ne ecstee CO. F. Turner. 

oe Se Street, D. W. Gor- 

On, 

r\Spring Garden, G. W. Miller. 
Twelfth Street, J. F. Crouch. 
Western, W. C. Robinson. 

Pine Grove, S. G. Grove. 

Radnor, Charles Roads. ; 

Salem and Bergen, #. Townsend. 

Springtield and Harmony, /. 
O Neill. 

Swatara and Branchdale, to be 
supplied. 

Tower City, to be supplied. 

Tremont, W. H. Pickop. 


Williamstown, R. A. M? Ilwain. 

C. J. Little, Professor in Dickin- 
son College—member of Christ 
Chureh Quarterly Conference. 

J. ¥. Ashton, Chaplain in East- 





Spring Garden Quarterly Con- 
ference. 


SOUTH PHILADELPHIA DIS- 
; TRICE: 
J. S. J. M’Connett, P.E. 
(P. O., 1926 Christian St., Philadelphia.) 


Avondale and Chatham, S. W. 
Smith. 

Bainbridge, J. E. Granley. 

Bethlehem and Stony Bank, W. 
C. Graff. 

Chester: Madison Street, Theo- 

dore Stevens. 

South Chester, 2. U%. Gable. 
Trinity, Thomas Kelley. 

Clifton and Mount Pleasant, Wa- 
thaniel Turner. 

Cochranville and Friendship, A. 
N. Millison. 

Columbia, 2. W. Humphriss. 

Crozerville, Ravil Smith. 

Darby and Sharon Hill, Alpha G. 
Kynett. 

Fernwood and West End, N. W. 
Clark. 

Fulton, to be supplied. 

Kedron, C. E. Adamson. 

Kennett Square and Hamorton, 
J. 8. M’Kinlay. 

Lima and Howellville, to be sup- 


plied. 
Marcus Hook, W. K. Moeneal. 


Waynesburg, J. S. Lame. — 


ern Penitentiary—member of 





35 


Marietta, 7. W. Maclary. 

Marshallton, J. Dungan. 

Media: First Church, 7. IZ, G@réf- 
Sith. 

South Media, to be supplied. 
Middletown, L. B. Brown. 
Millersville, to be supplied. 
Mount Hope, William Rink. 
Mount Nebo, &. C. Wood. 

New London, Ephraim Potts. 

Nottingham Circuit, to be sup- 
plied. ~ 

Oxford, William Bamford. 


“Philadelphia: Arch Street, An- 


drew Longacre. 
Bethany, U. M. Boswell. 

road Street, J. B. Dobbins. 
Christian Street, 4. 7. Amthor. 


Bog savin C. W. Buoy. 


Sa Street, J. W. Har- 

bins. 

Eleventh Street, G. S. Broad- 
bent. 

Fitzwater Street, Henry Frank- 
land. - 

“Mariner’s Bethel, H. A. Cleve- 
land. 

Messiah, W. B. Chalfant. 

Pascallville, 1. Barnhill. 

Pitman, Z. B. Cassavant. 

Saint Paul’s, J. W. Langley. 

Salem, S. O. Garrison. 

Scott, S. W. Kurtz. 

Union, S. W. Thomas. 

Wharton Street and Tasker, W. 
J. Paxson, C. H. Rover. 

Prospect Park, G. M. Broadhead. 

Quarryville, . M. Brady. 

Sate Harbor, W. H. Smith. - 

Siloam, Morris Graves. 

Steelton, G: A. Wolfe. 

Strasburg, D. J’ Kee. 

Union, Delaware County, A. JL. 
Hood. 

Upland, 7. W. Rudolph, Abel 
Howard, sup. 

Washington, to be supplied. 

West Chester, J. 7. Swindelis. 

I. H. Carroll, James Blackledge, C. 
W. Green, Abbe Sozo, Kawa- 
mura Keichiro, Matsumoto So- 
zo, Missionaries to Japan. 

J. W. Jackson, Chaplain United 
States Army—member of Eb- 
enezer Quarterly Conference. 

G. W. M Laughlin, Correspond- 
ing Secretary of the Pennsyl- 
vania Seamen’s Friend Society 
—member of Mariner’s Bethel 
Quarterly Conference. 

G. W. Lybrand, Superintendent 
Bedford Street. Mission—mem- 
ber of Saint Paul’s Quarterly 
Conference. 

A. Rittenhouse, Professor in Dick- 
insou College—member of Eb- 
enezer Quarterly Conference. 

George Cummins, Superintendent 
City Missions—member, Arch 
Street Quarterly Conference. 


Quast. 33. Where shall the next 
Conference be held? 
At Chester, Madison Street. 


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NEWARK CONFERENCE, 1884. 


NEWARK CONFERENCE, 


Held in Newark, N. J., March 26-April 2, 1884. 


BISHOP ANDREWS, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

Addis Albro, from New En- 
gland Southern; Albert Mann, 
Jr., from Philadelphia; W. S. 
MM’ Cowan, from New Jersey; A. 
R. Shockley, from Delaware; Wm. 
Eakins, from New Hampshire ; 
J. H, kéiddick, from Washington ; 
J. W. Johnston, from New En- 
gland—7. 


Who are Admitted on 
Trial ? E 
Joseph B. Heard, Stephen H. 

Jones, Francis J. Tomlinson, 

Charles Mayberry, John C. Hall 

—5. 


QuEstT. 8. Who Remain on Trial ? 

Edgar O. Howland, Nathaniel 
Brooks, Daniel W. Ryder, Jacob 
A. Craig, William W. Vander- 
hoof, William H. Carson, Will- 
jam M. Trumbower, William H. 
Ackerson—8. 


QUEST, 2. 


Quest. 4, Who are Discontinued ? 
‘ None. 


Qusst. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 

_ Frank S. Cookman, Marcus 8. 

Lambert, Robert M. Aylesworth, 

George W. Woodall, Frank D. 

Gamewell—5. 


Quzst. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None, — 


Quest. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 


None. 


QuEST. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 


None. 


Qusst. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 


None. 


Qusst. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 

Stephen H. Jones, Joseph B. 
Heard, Clyde H. M’Millan, Jas. 
Dill, Lewis F. Van Campen, 
Francis J. Tomlinson, Albert A. 
Kidder, William Hackett, James 
V. Cheston, John Frome, Isaac 
N. Larue, Frederick H. Wright 
—12. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
Stephen H. Jones, Joseph B. 

Heard, Clyde H. M’Millan, Jas. 

Dill, Lewis F. Van Campen, 














Francis J. Tomlinson, Albert A. 
Kidder, William Hackett, James 
V. Cheston, John Frome, Isaac 
N. Larue—11. \ 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 


Frank 8. Cookman, Marcus 8. 
Lambert, Robert M. Aylesworth 
—3. 


Qusst. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
Olin B. Coit, Charles H. Yat- 

man, Henry Bice, Stephen Thom- 


‘off —4. 


Qurst. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Eiders ? 
Wesley Martin, Morris T.Gibbs, 

James H. Piper, Albert Mann, 


Jr.—4. 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders ? 

Wesley Martin, Morris T.Gibbs, 
James H. Piper, Albert Mann, 
Jr.—4. 

Norse.—F, D, Gamewell, (previously an 
elder,) George D. Woodall, (ordained 
by Bishop Merrill in September, 1883,) 
Assuga Kinjiro, and Kikuchi Takuchei, 
(ordained by Bishop Merrill July, 1883,) 
were severally passed to the rank of ef- 
fective elders, 


QUEST. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders ? 


Robert F. Hayes. 


QuEstT. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders ¢ 


Robert F. Hayes. 


QuzsT. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

David Graves, Martin Herr, T. 
8. Dedrick, B. O. Parvin, John 
Scarlett, G. W. Treat. E. A. Day, 
W. G. Wiggins, J. N. Crane, J. 
M. Tuttle, A. H. Brown, J. RB. 
Adams, TN: Keyes, T. T. 
Campfield, George Winsor, H. C. 
M’Bride, D. E. Frambes, A. 8. 
Compton, 8. W. Cole, T. Raw- 
lings—20, 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 
Bromwell Andrew, Isaac Cross, 
John 8. Porter, Josiah F. Can- 
field, Benjamin Day,S. W. Decker, 
C. Clark, Sr., E. M. Griffith, A. 
M. Woodworth—9. 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined 2 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference, 





JOHN F. DODD, Secretary. 


QuEsT. 21. Have any Died? 
Stephen K. Russell, J. P. Dai- 
ley—2. : 
(See obituaries, p. 84.) 


QUEST. 22. Have any been Trans- 

Served, und to what Conferences ? 

E. &. Ferry, to Minnesota; G. 
B. Smythe, to Foochow; W. J. 
Gill, to New Hampshire; W. H. 
Rodgers, A. R. Shockley, and J. 
H. Riddick, to Wasbington; 7. 
H, Johnson, to New York East ; 
J. H. Hargis, to Italy; J. P. Ma- 
cauley, to California; John+Craw- 
ford, to New Jersey—10. 


QuEsT. 23. Have any Withdrawn? . 
L. F. Burgess. 


Qusst. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 


Honda Yoista. 


Qusst. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 


None. 


QuEsT. 27. Have any been Hxpelled ? 
George R. Bristor. 


QuEST. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals? — 

G. W. Smith, J. F. Dodd, T. 
H. Smith, J. B. Brady, E. 8. 
Jamieson, J. O. Winner, C. E. 
Little—7. 


QuEsT. 29. What is the Statistical 
Leport for this Conference year ? 


(See tabulated statement, p. 145.) - 


Quest. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Hund ? 


Not answered. 


Quzst. 81. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$7,385, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference. 


Quest. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


[These appointments are all in the State 
of New Jersey, except as otherwise 
indicated] ; 


NEWARK DISTRICT. 


A. L. Bricz, P.E. 

(P. 0., Newark, N. J.) 
Arlington, #. M. Garton. 
Basking Ridge, J. H. Hancock. 
Belleville, David Walters. 
Bernardsville, 7. A. Mason. 










, D. R. Lowrie.” © 
nd Notch, to be sup- 


8. D. Jones. - 
ester and Milltown, J.-B. 
Heard, H. J. Hayter. 
Clinton and Pine Brook, Jacod 
Tindall. -' 
Denville and Rockaway Valley, 
Frederick Bloom. 
_ East Orange: Calvary, C. 2. Little. 
Franklin, 7. H. Jacobus. 
Green Village, to be supplied. _ 
Irvington and Hilton, J. F. An- 
drew, one to be supplied. » 
Livingston, to be supplied. 
Madison, J. H. Knowles. 
Maplewood, to be supplied. 
Mendham, O. B. Coit. 
Montclair, W@. D. Church. 
Morristown, J. B. Faulks. 


Newark: Centenary, D. B.. BF 


Randolph. rs 
Central, Henry Spellmeyer. _ 
Dashiell Memorial, J. H. Rob- 

ertson. 

Davis Memorial, J. Z Morrow. 
De Groot, C. C. Winans. 
Eighth Avenue, W. #. Blakes- 
lee. : 
-Franklin Street, S. WV. Bebout. 
—Halsey Street, William Hakins. 
Roseville, J. W. Marshall. 
Saint John’s, W. . Coffee. 
_7Saint Luke’s and Baldwin Street 
} Mission, J. W. Johnston. 
Saint Paul’s and Strawbridge 
Mission, Jacob Todd. 
South Market Street, to be sup- 
plied. i 
Trinity, Daniel Halleron. 
Union Street, W. S. Gallaway. 
New Providence, Nicholas Van- 
sant. _ 
| New Vernon, to be supplied. 
| Orange: First Church and Mis- 
| sion, J. R. Wright. 
| Saint John’s, B. W. Allen. 
| Parsippany and Whippany, E. O. 
| Howland. 
Peapack, O. S. Van Cleve. 
South Orange, Samuel Sargent. 
Springfield, J. W. Seran. 
Summit, J. A. Owen. 
| Union Village, Sterling, and 
| Pleasant Plains, 8. H. Jones. - 
| Verona, Albert Mann, Jr. 
| Watsessing, Jeremiah Cowins: 
|. West Bloomfield, to be supplied. 
| 4. A. Buttz, President of Drew 
| TheologicalSeminary—member 
| of Morristown Quarterly Con- 
| ference. 


| 7. UM. Freeman, Assistant Editor | 


| of Sunday-school and Tract 
|  Publications—member of Mor- 
_ ristown Quarterly Conferexce. 
| §. L. Bowman, Professor of The- 
| ology in De Pauw University— 
| member of Morristown Quar- 
| _ terly Conference. 
| J. N. FitzGerald, Recording Sec- 
| retary of Missionary Society 
of the Methodist Episcopal 
| Churech—member of Central, 
| Newark, Quarterly Conference. 
C. H. Yatman, Secretary of Young 
_Men’s Christian Association— 
member of Central, Newark, 
Quarterly Conference, 








NEWARK CONFERENCE, 1884. 


JERSEY CITY DISTRICT. 
ALEXANDER CraliG, P.E. Z 
(P. 0., 280 Pavonia Avenue, Jersey Clty.) 


Alpine, F. 8. Cookman. 
Arcola, Nathaniel Brooks. 
Barryville, (N. Y.,) Henry Littz. 
Bayonne: Mattison Church, C. 8. 
Woodruff. 
West View Avenue, R. M. 
Aylesworth. 
Bloomingdale, Thomas Hall. 
Campgaw, Charles Mayberry. 
Centreville, and Greenville, (N. 
Y.,) M. 8. Lambert. 
Coleville, to be supplied. 
Deckertown, 2. N. Urasto. 
Englewood, J. W. Dally. 
Forestburg, (N. Y.,) to be sup- 
plied. 
Fort Lee, to be supplied. 
Hackensack: Asbury, W. S. 
M?’ Cowan. 
First Chureh, 7. H. Smith. 
Haverstraw, (N.Y.,) Richard Har- 
court. 
Hillsdale and Pearl River, J. A. 
Craig. 
oboken; First Church, Walliam 
Noein 
West Hoboken, to be supplied. 
Jersey City: Centenary, #. W. 
Burr. j 
Emory, Richard Vanhorne. 
Grace, J. A. Gutteridge. 
Hedding, J. B. Brady. 
Janes, to be supplied. 
Lafayette, W. L. Hoagland. 
Linden Avenue, Charles La- 


rew. 
Palisade, Hilbert Clement. _ 
Saint Paul’s, S. P. Hammond. 
Simpson, Howard Henderson, W. 

H. Ackerson. 
Trinity, J. H. Dally. 
West Side Avenue, J. I Bos- 
well. 

Jobnsontown, (N. Y.,) to be sup- 
plied. 

Monsey and Montvale, G. 7. 
Jackson. 

Morning View, to be supplied. 

New City and Centenary, to b 
supplied. : 

Newfoundland, to be supplied. 

New Prospect, #. V. King. - 

Nyack, (N. Y.,) C. &. Barnes. 

Oakland, (N. Y.,) to be supplied. 

Otisville, (N. Y.,) W. A. Russell. 

Piermont and Palisades, (N. Y.,) 
W. C, Nelson. tee 

Port Jervis, (N. Y.,) P. G. Blight. 

Rockland Lake, CN Nea el. 
Hull. 

Sparrowbush and Mongaup, (N. 
Y.,) W. H. M Bride. 

Spring Valley, (N. Y.,) J. W. 
Young. 

Stony Point, (N. Y.,) W. 2&. 
Keifer. 

Suffern, (N. Y.,) D. W. Ryder. 

Thiell’s and Garnerville, (N. Y.,) 
W. UM. Johnston. 

Vernon, to be supplied. 

Wesley Chapel, (N. Y.,) F. J. 
Tomlinson. 

West Milford and Midvale, J. C. 
Hall. 

West Town and Unionville, (N. 
Y.,) A. J. Conklin. 

Wortendyke, Gi. #. Apgar. 


37 


a 
J. A. Lippincott, President of 
Kansas University—member of 
Asbury, Hackensack, Quarterly 
Conference. 


ELIZABETH DISTRICT. 
SanrorpD VAN Benscnoren, P.E. 
(P. O., Elizabeth, N, J.) 


Asbury and Bethlehem, Jsaae 
Thoinas. 

Bloomsbury, /. HZ. Timbrell. 

Bound Brook, J. B. Taylor. 

Clinton, S. D. Decker. 

Cokesbury and Califon, CG. &. 
Snyder. 

Cranford, S. P. Lacey. 

Dunellen, to be supplied. 

East Millstone, to be supplied. 

Elizabeth: Fulton Street, J. 2. 
Bryan, 

Park Church, 2. C. Dutcher. 

Saint James, J. 2. Price. 
Everettstown and Mount Salem, 

Addis Albro. 
Finesville and Hughesville, to be 

supplied. 

Flemington, S. B. Rooney. 

Frenchtown, J. .V. Vansant. 

Glen Garden and Junction, W. 
W. Voorhees. : 

High Bridge and Lebanon, W. 2. 
Cormick. 

Kingwood and Rosemont, (C. -A. 

Wambough. 

Mechanicsville and Centreville, 
EL. §. Famieson, 

Metuchen, J. O. Rogers. 

Milford and Little York, to be 
supplied. 

Mount Horeb, J. W. Barrett. 

Mount Zion, to be supplied. 

New Dover, to be supplied. 

New Germantown and Fair- , 
mount, G! H. Winans. ae 

Perth Amboy, 7. C. Mayreoe. Ww”\" 

Plainfield, 4. H. Tuttle. 0 

Quakertown, Cornelius Clark, Jr. 

Rahway: First Church and Lin- 
den, H. D. Opdyke. 

Second Church, 7. #. Gordon. 
Raritan, Walter Chamberlayne. 
Roselle, 17. 1%. Simpson. 

Scotch Plains, to be supplied. 

Sergeantsville and Stockton, A. 
L, Smith. 

Somerville, J. G. Johnson. 

Stanton and Allerton, W. W 
Vanderhoof. 

Staten Island, (N. Y.,) Asbury 
and Trayisville, C. #. Wal- 
ton. 

Bethel, A. W. Palmer. 

Grace, 2. S. Arndt. 

Kingsley, 2. B. Collins, 

Mount Zion, to be supplied. 

Saint John’s, J. 4. Kingsbury. 

Saint Marks’s, George Miller. 

Saint Paul’s, W. H. Ruth. 

Summerfield, John Krantz, Jr. 

Trinity, D. &. Dunn. 

Woodrow, W. F. Randolph. 
Union and Pattenburg, 7. 8. Hag- 

gerty. ; 

Westfield, G. W. Smith. 

Woodbridge, J. H. Runyon. 

J. L. Hurlburt, Assistant Secre- 
tary of Normal Department of 
the Sunday -school Union — 
member of Plainfield Quarterly 
Conference, 


rfir 


38 


4 


PATERSON DISTRICT. 
S. L. BaLpwin, P.E. 
(P. O., Paterson, N. J.) 


Anderson and Mount Lebanon, 
S. D. Harris. 

Andover, J. 7. Dodd. 

Belvidere, Solomon Parsons. 

Blairstown, #. WV. Conklin. 

Boonton and Montville, Wesley 
Martin, one to be supplied. 

Branchville and- Franklin Plains, 
J. H. Piper. 

Broadway, W. M. Trumbower. 

Buttzville and Free Union, J. L. 


Hays. ° 

Columbia and Hainesburg, Albert 
Van Duzen. 

Dingman’s Ferry, (Pa.,) to be 
supplied. ‘ 


Dover: First Church, Richard 
Johns. 

Second Church, /. R. Daniels. 

Flanders and Draketown, John 
Faull. 

Hackettstown, J, A. Munroe. 

Hainesville and Centreville, W. 
H. Carson. 

Harmony and Stewartsville, Rich- 
ard Thomas. 

Hibernia and Greenville, P D. 


Day. 

Hope, A. H. Belles. 

Hurdtown and Hopatcong, to be 
supplied. ; 

Lafayette, J. P. Fort. 





NEWARK CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Little Falls, William M’ Cain. 

Middle Smithfield, (Pa.,) to be 
supplied. 

Milford, (Pa.,) R. B. Lockwood. 

Millbrook and Mount*Fern, to be 
supplied. 

Mount Bethel, to be supplied. 

Mount Hermon, 4. L. Wilson, 

Mount Hope, Joshua Mead. 

Mountain. View, to be supplied. 

Newton, @. S. Cott. 

Oxford, Theodore Frazee. 

Passaic, J. O. Winner. 

Paterson: Cross Street, J. l/. 

Meeker. 

First Street, to be supplied. 

Grace, W. B. Wigg. 

Market Street, Lakeview, and 
Beach Street, Jiwmes Mont- 
gomery, M. T. Gibbs. 

Paterson Avenue, J. S. Gilbert. 

Prospect Street, Z. H. Landon. 

Phillipsburg : First Church, G. F. 
Dickinson. 
Green’s Bridge, to be supplied. 
Wesley Chapel, Hnoch Meachem. 
Port Colden and Changewater, -/. 
B. Mathis, 
Port Morris, to be supplied. 
Port Oram, to be supplied. 
Rockaway, A. M. Harris. 
Rutherford, to be supplied. 
Sparta and Ogdensburg, William 

Stout. 

Stanhove and Waterloo, S. X. 

Doolitile. 





Stillwater and Swartswood 
ry Bice. 

Succasunna, W/. C. Read. 

Summertield and Montana, to be 
‘supplied. 

Tebo Mine, to be supplied. 

Tranquillity and Johnsoaburg, ¢/. 
H, Hgbert. 

Vienna and Janes Chapel, W. #. 
Haggerty. 

Walnut Grove, to be supplied. 

Walpack Centre and Millbrook, 
to be supplied. 

Washington, William Tunison. 

Whitehall and Beavertown, to be 
supplied. 2 

George H. Whitney, President of 
Centenary Collegiate Institute 
—member of Hackettstown 
Quarterly Conference. 

F. D. Gamewell, G. W. Woodall, 
Missionaries in China. 

J. CO. Davison, Kikuchi Takuchei, 
Assuga Kinjiro, Missionaries in 
Japan. 

J. L. Kconomof, Stephen Thom- 
off, Missionaries, in Bulga- 
ria. 

T. H. Stockton, Missionary in 
South America. 


Qusst. 33. Where shall the next 
Conference be held? 


To be determined by the Presid- ~ 
ing Elders. 





WYOMING CONFERENCE, 


o Held in Scranton, March 26-31, 1884. 
BISHOP WARREN, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

T. M. Furey, from Virginia ; 

Jobn O. Spencer, from Colorado 


Quxst. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 
William H. Stang, Egbert Kil- 
patrick, Francis A. Chapman, 
Martin A. Dunham—4, 


Quest. 8. Who Remain on Trial ? 

Charles B. Personeus, John A. 
Faulkner, George H. Prentice, 
Isaac N. Shipman, Herbert B. 
Jobnson, Wesley W.Smitb, Gay- 
lord ©. Jacobs, T. M. Furey, 
David 8. Spencer, John O. Spen- 
cer, Daniel W. Swetland, Edwin 
B. Olmstead—12. 


Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 
Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Conection ? 


William R. Turner, James C. 
Johnson, Geo, C. Lewis, Chas. H. 
Sackett, Chas. H. Marsh, Nelson 
B. Ripley, Amasa F. Chaffee—7, 








Qurst. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None. ‘ 


Quzst. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches? 
None. 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
William R. Turner, James C. 

Johnson, Chas. H. Sackett, Chas. 

H. Marsh—4, 


Quzst. 9. What Traveling Preach- 

ers have been ordained Deacons ? 

William R. Turner, James C. 
Johnson, C. H. Marsh, C. H. 
Sackett, (George C. Lewis, Nel- 
son B. Ripley, Amasa F. Chaf- 
fee haying been previously or- 
dained )—4. 


Qurst. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
None. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
None. 

Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 

Willis C. Norris, John D. 
Belknap, William R. Turner, Jas. 





W. J. JUDD, Secretary. 


C. Johnson, George C. Lewis, 
Charles H. Sackett, Charles H. 
Marsh, Nelson B. Ripley, Amasa 
F. Chaffee—9. 


Quest. 13. Who are the Traveling _ 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
Charles A. Benjamin, John A. 

Transue, Henry H. Wilbur—3. 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Deas 
cons have been elected Hders? 
George A. Carr, Emory A. 
Baldwin, Lyman B. Weeks, Da- 
vid A. Sanford, Isaac B. Wilson, 
Conrado M. Gamboa, Justo M. 
Euroza, Simon Loza—8. 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Hides 2 


George A. Carr, Emory A. 
Baldwin, Lyman B. Weeks, Da- 
vid A. Sanford, Isaac B. Wilson 


=e 
Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders? 
None. 
Quxst. 17. What Local Deacons ° 
have been ordained Hlders ? 
None, 


WYOMING CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Quzxst. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

M. Swallow, L. A. Wild, H. 
Fox, C.S. Alexander, J. 8. South- 
worth, A. E. Loomis, J. M. 
Grimes, John La Bar, H. A. 
Blanchard, J. D. Belknap, P. M. 
Mott, W. C. Norris, J. D. Blood- 
good, G. M. Peck, 8S. E. Wal- 
worth—l5. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

H.. R. Clarke, King Elwell, 
Erastus Smith, F. 8. Chubbuck, 
A. E. Daniels, H. F. Rowe, R. L. 
Kenyon, A. Barker, T. B. Rock- 
well, S. M. Stone, P. Bartlett, C. 
E. Taylor, L. Sperry, D. R. Car- 
rier, S. G. Stevens, R. S. Rose, 
L. Pitts, A. Brown, J. Hartwell, 
G. Parsons, E. Sibley, 8. Barner, 
P. 8. Worden, V. M. Coryell, L. 
©. Phillips, H. Halstead, K. Deu- 
nison, E. W. Breckinridge, Will- 
iam Burnside, J. K. Peck, W. B. 
Thomas, W. W. Andrews, J. T. 
Burall—33. 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
~ each Preacher Hxamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
uname of each Preacher was called 
in open Conierence. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died? 
W. H. Gavitt. 
(See obituary, p. 85.) 
Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 


ferred, and to what Conferences ? 
None. 


| Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 


None. 


| Quest. 24. Have any been Located 


at their own request ? 
None. 


Quest. 25. Have any been Located ? 


None. 


Quzst. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges? 


None. 


Quust. 27. Have any been Hupelled ? 
None. 


Quest. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

T. Harroun, W. G. Queal, H. 

Brownscombe, D. C. Olmstead, 

Leonard Cole, 8. Moore, William 


| Bixby—T. 





| Quast. 29. What is the Statistreal 


Report for this Conference year ? 


(See tabulated statement, p. 149.) 
Quxstr. 30. What are the Claims 


- on the Conference Fund ? 
Not answered. 


Quest. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

_ Not answered. 











Quusr. 32, Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
(These appointménts are allin the State 


of New York, except as otherwise in- 
dicated.] © 


BINGHAMTON DISTRICT. 
W. iH. Onin, P.E. 
(P. O., Binghamton, N. Y.) 


Auburn, (Pa.,) G. Z. Williams. 
Binghamton: Centenary, O. W. 
Scott. 

Chenango Street, A. D. Alex- 

ander. 

High Street, W. J. Judd. 

Main Street, A. L. Smailey. ° 
Brooklyn, (Pa.,) &. 4. King. - 
Factoryville, (Pa.,) A. C. Ml’ Der- 

mott. 

Fairdale, (Pa.,) T. M. Furey. 
Franklin Forks, (Pa.,) J. W. 

Hewitt. 

Gibson and Harford, (Pa.,) J. 2. 

Wagner. 

Great Bend, (Pa.,) O. L. Sever- 

801. 

Hawleyton, (Pa.,) Philip Hol- 
brook. ' 

Jackson, (Pa.,) H. G. Blair. 

Kirkwood, J. H. Weston. 


Lanesborough, (Pa.,) Z. C. Ros- |. 


kelly. 
Little Meadows, D. C. Barnes. “ 
Maine, G. O. Beers. 
Montrose, (Pa.,) Zhomas Har- 
roUn. 
New Milford, (Pa.,) J. L. Race. 
Nicholson and South Gibson, 
(Pa.,) C. M. Surdam. 
Oakland, G. W. Leach. 
Randolph, W. H. Stang. 
Rush, G. C. Jacobs. 
Springville, (Pa.,) J. B. Santee. 
Susquehanna, (Pa.,) J. B. Swmner. 
Thompson, Tomas Burgess. 
Union, H. NV. Van Deusen. 
Union Centre, 7. H. Parsons. 
Vestal, J. F. Jones. 
West Nicholson, J. S. Lewis. 


, CHENANGO DISTRICT. 
W. L. THorprs, P.E. 
(P. O., Norwich, N. Y.) 


Castle Creek, W. P. Cochrane. 

Chenango Forks, #. A. Doney. 

Choconut Centre, A. #. Hard- 
ang. 

Conia, J. L. Weils. 

Edmeston, to be supplied. 

Garrettsville, J. H. Taylor. j 

Gilbertsville and Morris, 7. 7. 
Fall. 

Green, W. B. Kinney. 

Guilford, H. H. Wilbur. 

Lisle, #. L. Bennett. 

Marathon and Killawog, J. F. 
Warner. 

M’Donough, C. V. Arnold. 

Mount Upton, John Bradshaw. 

New Berlin, Levi Jennison. 

North Fenton and New Ohio, S. 
H. Wood. 

North Norwich, W. G. Queal. 

Norwich, 0. H. M’ Anulty. 

Osborne Hollow and Port Crane, 
Asa Brooks. 

Oxford, J. W. Mevis. 

Plymouth, Simon Stevens. 

Preston, to be supplied. 

Sherburne, C. A. Benjamin. 








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Smyrna, Z. B. Weeks. 

South New Berlin, Andrew Col- 
grove. 

Triangle, A. C. Sperry. 

Whitney’s Point, LZ. W. Peck. 

Willet, J. H. Boyce. 


HONESDALE DISTRICT, 
Witiiam Hirer, P.E. 
(P. O., Carbondale, Pa.) 


Beech Pond, (Pa.,) J. &. Allen. 
Bethany, (Pa.,) Leonard Cole. 
Canaan, (Pa.,) Richard Varwe. 
Carbondale, (Pa.,) LZ. C. Floyd. 
Cherry Ridge, (Pa.,) A. @. Olver. 
Clifford, (Pa.,) J. G. Stevens. 
Dalesville and Union, (Pa.,) 
Philip Houck. 
Damascus, (Pa.,) A. W. Loomis. 
Dunmore, (Pa.,) Stephen Hlwell. 
Forest City, to be supplied. 
Hale’s Eddy, (Pa.,) Egbert Kil- 
patrick. 
Hawley, (Pa.,) W. B. Westlake. 
Herrick’s Centre, (Pa.,) 1 P. 
Towner. 
Honesdale, (Pa.,) A. B. Richard- 
son. 
Jermyn, (Pa.,) J. C. Leacock. 
Lackawaxen, (Pa.,) B. B. Carruth. 
Lake Como, (Pa.,) G. A. Cure. 
Moscow, (Pa.,) Joseph Mudison. _ 
Narrowsburg, (Pa.,) 8. W. Spencer. 
North Abington, (Pa.,) #. P. 
Doty. . 
Oregon, (Pa.,) to be supplied. 
Paupae, (Pa.,) C. LZ. Bice. 
Peckville, (Pa.,) Richard Hiorns. 
Pleasant Mount, (Pa.,) J. B. 
Sweet, 
Rileyville, (Pa.,) to be supplied. 
Salem, (Pa.,) 4. /. Brown. 
Sterling, (Pa.,) D. @. Stephens. ‘ 
Stoddardsville, (Pa.,) to be sup- 
plied. 
Uniondale, (Pa.,) C. W. Todd. 
Waymark, (Pa.,) Samuel Holman. 


OTSEGO DISTRICT. 
J.N. Les, P.E. 
(P. O., Oneonta, N. Y.) 


Afton, A. F. Chaffee. 

Bainbridge, G. A. Place. 

Cooperstown, A. J. Cook. 

Decatur, C. B. Personeus. 

Exeter and Schuyler’s Lake, M. 
A. Dunham. 

East Worcester, W. R. Turner. 

Fly Creek, P. &. Lower. 

Harperstown and Nineveh, JV. J. 
Hawley. 

Hartwick, &. C. Gill. 

Laurens and Oneonta Plains, E. 
B. Olmstead. 

Masonville, C. H. Marsh. 

Middlefield, Abel Wragley. 

Milford, 7, L. Hiller. 

North Sanford, to be supplied. 

Oneonta, 2). C. Olmstead. 

Otego, Stephen Jay. 

Ouaquaga. J. A. Transue. 

Portlandville, N. B, Ripley. 

Sanford, #. A. Baldwin.— 

Schenevus, J. #. Williams. 

Sidney Centre, C. H. Hays. 

Sidney Plains, David Personeus. 

Unadilla, James Rider. 

Well’s Bridge, G. H. Prentice. 

Westford, B. P. Lipley. 

Westville, William Biaby. 


40 


Windsor, G. A. Severson. 
Worcester, William Hdgar. 


OWEGO DISTRICT. 
H. M. Cryprnwiss, P.E. 
(P. O.. Owego.) 


Apalachin, to be supplied. 
Athens, (Pa.,) G. Z. Price. 
Barton, 8S. B. Keeney. 
Berkshire, £. &. D. Briggs. 
Camp Town, W. &. Netherton. 
Candor, M. #, Bramhall. 
Danby, F. A. Chapman. 
Flemingsville, Cornelius Sweet. 
Harford, to be supplied. 
Hornbrook, (Pa.,) Luther Peck. 
Le Raysyille, (Pa.,) H. B. Cook. 
Litchfield, (Pa.,) C. H. Jewell. 
' Newark, 7. P. Halstead. 
Nichols, 8. 7. Wright. 
North Barton, C. ). Shepard. 
North Tioga, Ziba Hvans. 
Orwell, LZ, P. Howard. 
Owego, George Korsyth. 
Rome, (Pa.,) N.S. De Witt. 
Sayre, Wilson Treble. 
Slaterville, 4. W. Cooper. 
South Danby, J.C. Johnson, 
Speedsville, #. P. Eldridge. 
Spencer, D. W. Swetland. 
Tioga, to be supplied. 
Waverly, Samuel Moore. 
West Danby, to be supplied. 
Windham, (Pa.,) to be supplied. 
Wyalusing, (Pa.,) 4. B.. Davis. 


WYOMING DISTRICT. 


AUSTIN GRIFFIN, P.E. 
(P, 0., Pittston, Pa.) 


Ashley, (Pa.,) I. D. Fuller 


i 


WYOMING CONFERENCE, 


Carverton and Orange, (Pa.,) D. 
A. Sanford. 

Dallas and Trucksville, (Pa.,) G@. 
C. Lyman. 

ge Fort, (Pa.,) George Green- 
jel. 

eshte (Pa.,) Jonas Underwood. 

Kingston, (Pa.,) 2. W. Van Shoick. 

Lackawanna, (Pa.,) I. N. Ship- 
man. 

Larksville, William Keatley. 

Lehman, (Pa.,) C. H. Sackett. 

Luzerne, (Pa.,) H. B. Johnson. 

Maple Grove, (Pa.,) to be sup- 
plied. 

Mehoopany, (Pa.,) # 4. Sabin. 

Meshoppen, (Pu.,) /. 2. Angell. 

Mountain Top and Sugar Notch, 
(Pa.,) to be supplied. 

Nanticoke, (Pa.,) /. C. Zendati. 

Newton, (Pa.,) H. G. Harned. 

Northmoreland, (Pa.,) &. J. Kel- 


logg. 
Parsons, (Pa.,) #. L. Santee. 
Pittston, (Pa.,) &. A. Dresser. 
Plains, (Pa.,) VW. S. Reynolds. 
Plainsville: (Pa.,) to be supplied. 
Pleasant Valley, (Pa.,) W. W 
Smith. 
Plymouth, (Pa.,) I. 7. Walker. 
Seranton, (Pa.:) First Chureh, Z. 
C. Muller. 
Hyde Park, G. IZ, Colville. 
Park Place and Green Ridge, J. 
V. Newell. 
Providence, A. J. Van Cleft. 
Southampton Street, G. 
Lewis. 
Skinner’s Eddy, (Pa.,) G@ 
Chamberlin. 
Taylorsville, (Pa.,) I. B. Wilson. 








1884. 


Tunkhannock, (Pa.,) W. J. Hill. 

Waverly and Clark’s Green, (Pa.,) 
8. J. Austin. 

West Pittston, (Pa,) J. G. Hek- 
man. - 

Wilkesbarre, (Pa.:) Central, @. 

W. Miller. 
First Church, J. O. Woodruff. 
Parish Street, Henry Browns- 
combe, 

Wyoming, (Pa.,) Y. @. Smith. 

Yatesville, (Pa.,) J. A. Faulk- 
ner. 

J. C. Shetland, EB. W. Caswell, S. 
F. Brown, Missionaries to Da- 
kota, 

D. 8. Spencer, J. O. Spencer, Mis- 
sionaries to Japan. 

George Comfort, J. B. Chynowith, 
Missionaries to Montana. 

Justo M. Huroza, Conrado M. 
Gamboa, Simon Loza, Mission- 
aries to Mexico. 5 

L. L. Sprague, Principal of Wy- 
oming Seminary—member of 
Kingston Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 

S. S. Kennedy, Assistant Agent 
of Pennsylvania Bible Society— 
member of Waverly Quarterly 
Conference. 

S. C. Fulton, Financial Agent of 
Centennial Fund—member of 
Adams Avenue, Scranton, Quar- 
terly Conference. 


Quest. 83. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


Not answered. 





LEXINGTON .CONFEREN CH, 


Held in Covington, Ky., March 26-31, 1884. 


BISHOP FOSS, Presiding. 


Quzst. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences? 

None. 


QusstT. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial ? 

William H. Bloomer, James F. 
K. Moreland, Othello W. Fox, 
Dillard Hickman, Paris Fisher 
—5. 


QuEst. 3. Who Remain on Trial? 
Thomas T. Carpenter, John W. 


Russell, Alexander Adams, Ezra 


Miller, Nathaniel H. Talbott, Ja- 
cob A. Ross, Henry Dupee, Fred- 
erick White, Andrew Austin—9. 


Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 


James H. D. Payne, John 8. 
Williams—2. 


QuzEst. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full. Connection ? 
Jonas G. Jones, Julius J. Hol- 
jJand—2z, 








QuEst. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 


Adam Nunn, located by Lex- 
ington Conference April 2, 1880. 


Qusst. 7%. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 
None. 

Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
None. 

Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
None. 

Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons? 
None. 

Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
None. 

QuEsT. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class? 


Jonas G. Jones, Julius J. Hol- 
land, Horace C. Buckner, Benja- 


- H. W. TATE, Secretary. 


min Ward, Charles Heston, Pe- 
ter Dent, George W. Henderson 


Quest. 18. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class 2 
William S. Rawlins, William 
Johnson, Simeon Stone, Charles 
H. Pyles, Henry Steene, Jona- 
than W. M’Adoo—6. 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been. elected Hiders ? 
George F. Carr, George W. 
Zeigler, William H. Brown, Jas. 
Bowren, William H. Vaughn, 
Braxton Daniels, Jas. H. Payne 
Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders? 
George F. Carr, George W. 
Zeigler, William H. Brown, Jas. 
Bowren, William H. Vaughn, 
Braxton Daniels, Jas.*H. Payne 
QuxsT. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders? 
None. 


~ College Hill, to be supplied. 


LEXINGTON CONFERENCE, 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons | Harrodsburg, to be supplied. 
have been ordained Elders ¢ edge’s Corner and Howard’s 
None. Creek, to be supplied. 


Quust. 18. Who are the Supernu- Lairs and Cynthiana, 





























Arthur 


merary Preachers ? Jamison. 
J. W. M’Adoo, G. W. Hender- ahora Asbury Chapel, W. 
: ~ Bvans. 


son, N. A. Ellett—s. : 
Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

Henry Gibson, G. W. Adams, 
Israel] Simms, Adam Nunn—4. 
Quest. 20. Was the Character of 

each Preacher Examined ? 

This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in,open Conference. 

QuzsT. 21. Have any Died? 
D. P. Jones. 
(See obituary, p- 84.) 


Gunn’s Chapel, G. W. Fhomas. 
Lew’s Chapel, J. W. Russell. 
Moorfield aud Carlisle, to be sup- 

plied. 

Mount Olive, Sardis, and John- 
son, Benjamin Strider. 

New Providence, T. T. Carpenter. 

New Zion, J. H. Stanley. 

North Middletown and Monterey, 

Felix Ross. 

Orangeburg, Mount Carmel, and 

Pleasantville, Braxton Dan iels. 
Oxford and Leesburg, H. C. 

Buckner. 

Paris, Daniel Jones. 


Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- E 
Sharpsburg, George Sissel. 


ferred, and to what Conferences ? 


None. Sherburne and Bethel, to be sup- 
3 Y lied 
QuEST. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? | m 1 ea a : 
olesboro b lied. 
Robert Alexander. Sbegiecig nn ee SS 


Versailles, S. G. Turner. 
Washington, @. J. Nichols. 
Winchester, W. W. Locke. 


LOUISVILLE DISTRICT. 
Marsuaiy W. Taytor, P.E. 
(P. 0.,513 Laurel Street, Louisville, Ky.) 

Anchorage, to be supplied. 
Bedford and Campbellsburg, Par- 


is Fisher.—— 
Bloomfield and Fairfield, to be 


Quest. 24. Have any been Located 

at their own Request ? 
None. 
- QuEsT. 25. Have any been Located ? 
Allen Bryan. 
Qusst. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges? 

George W. Hatton. 


QUEST. 27. es any been Hupelled? 


one. supplied. ; 
Quest. 28. Who are selected for Chaplin ane Springfield, to be 
-  ‘Priers of Appeals ? Supplied. : aoe ee 
Finchyille and Wilsonville, S. P. 
Charles Jones, Monmouth Wal-| Lawson. 


ton, Marcus M’Coomer, WW. 
Heston, W. C. Echols, W. M. 
Jamison, Alexander Posey—7. 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 153.) 


Frankfort and Eminence, G. W. 
Leach. 
Frankfort Circuit, to be supplied. 
Jericho, J. BH. Christopher. 
Lagrange, 7. M. Tompkins. 
Lebanon Junction Circuit, to be 


supplied. 
Quest. 30. What are the Claims | Louisville : Coke Chapel, Alexan- 
on the Conference Fund? ~ der Posey. 


Jackson Street, W. L. Muir. 
Loyd Street, J. L. Perrin. 
Mission, to be supplied. 

Louisville Circuit, W. H. Bloomer. 

Mount Washington and Water- 
ford, to be supplied. 

Pewee Valley, N. A. Talbott. 

Samuel’s Station and Bardstown, 
to be supplied. 

Shelbyville, Monmouth Walton. 

Simpsonville, William Johason. 

Smithfield and Floyd’s Fork, to 
-be supplied. 

Strawberry Circuit, W. H. Law- 
rence. 

Suipbur and Patton’s Creek, Al- 
fred Mason. 

Wakefield and Taylorsville, to be 
supplied. 

Warsaw and Ghent, Levi Mitchell. 


BOWLING GREEN DISTRICT. 
ABRAHAM BooxER, P.E. 
(P. O., Jeffersonville, Ind.) 
Auburn, Cedar Ridge, and Rus- 
gellville, to be supplied. 
Bewleyville and Germantown, 


Andrew Austin. : 
Bowling Green, W. £. Wilson. 


$193 03. 


Quest. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has 
been Applied ? 

$193 03, 

which has been applied under 

order of. the Conference. 


Quest. 82. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


[These appointments are all in the State 
-- of Kentucky, except as otherwise indi- 
cated.) 


LEXINGTON DISTRICT. 
H. W. Wuirt, P.E. 
(. 0., 44 Third Street, Lexington, Ky.) 
Boyd’s and Butler’s, Washington 
Hopewe!l. 

Catontown, Mount Sterling, and 
Taylortown, to be supplied. 
Corinth and Williamstown, to be 

supplied. 


ry 


Falmouth, WV. LZ. Carr. 

Flemingsburg, #. A. Southgate. 

Georgetown, S. 2. Cottrell. 

Germantown and Dover, G. F. 
Carr. 


1884. 41 


| Cave City. Bonneyville, and Glas- 

co, Charles Heston. 

Eddyville and Rolling Mills, Peter 
Dent. 

Franklin, Benjamin Ward. 

Greenville and Litchfield, Ezra 
Miller, 

Hardinsburg, Zachariah Winches- 


ter. 

Hartford, James Gowen. 

Hawesville and Cloverport, 0. 7. 
Jones. ; 

Lewisport and Owenshorough, to 
be supplied. 

Morgantown and Cromwell, ZW. 
Horton. 

Princeton, Green, Spring, and 
Hallock, Alexander Adams. 

Richardson’s Landing and Bran- 
denburg, to he supplied. 

Smithland, Paducah, and Marion, 
Dillard Hickman. 

Sulphur Springs and Elm Lick, 
Henry Dupee. 


OHIO DISTRICT. 
JosErH CouRTNEY, P.E. 
(P. 0., 70 East Fifth St., Covington, Ky.) 


Aberdeen, Ripley,  (0.,) and 
Vanceburg, J. A. Ross. 

Augusta, A. A. Price. 

Batavia, Laurel, and New Rich- 
mond, (O.,) W. 8. Rawlins. 

Bellaire, Bridgeport, and Barnes- 
ville, (O.,) Blijahk Henderson. 

Belpre and Marietta, (O.,) to be 
supplied. 

Cadiz and Georgetown, (O.,) J. 
F, K. Moreland. 

Cheviot, Mount Healthy, and Col- 
lege Hill, (O.,) Zale Hoss. 

Cincinnati, (O.,) Upion Chapel, 
W. S. Lankford. 

Cleveland, Lorain, and Elyria, 
(O.,) J. H. Payne. 

Covington, Alexander M’ Dade. 

Gumminsville and Locklana,(O.,) 
J. G. Jones. 

Dayton, Mechanicsburg. and Del- 
aware, (O.,) W. C. Behols. 

Flushing and Saint Clairsville, 
(O.,) O. W. Fox. 

Tronton, (O.,) Cassville, (Va.,) and 
Louisa, John Downs. 

Madisonville and Milford, (0.,) 
C. H. Pyles. 

Marion, Rushsylvania, and Sid- 
ney, (O.,) to be supplied. 

Mayslick and North Fork, G. W. 
Board. 

Maysville, J. W. Moreland. 
Mount Pleasant and Martin’s 
Ferry, (O.,) J. H. Hargrave. 
Newport and Walnut Hills, (O.,) 

to be supplied. : 
Oberlin, (O.,) Scott Ward. 
Portsmouth, (O.,) W. 7. Brown. 
Springfield, (O.,) H. W. Tate. 
Steubenville, (O.,) J.J. Holland. 
Troy, (O.,) W. W. Heston. 


INDIANA DISTRICT. 
E. W. 8. Hammonp, P.E. 
(P. O., Indianapolis, Ind.) 


Bloomington, (Ind.,) W. H, 
Vaughn. 

Cleves, (O.,) James Taylor. 

Yonnersville, (Ind. ,) Charles Jones. 

Evansville and Newburg, (Ind.,) 
Frank Hinton. 


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42 


Greencastle 
(Ind.,) G. W. Zeigler. 


’ Indianapolis, (ind.,) 1. S. John- 


SON. 

Indianapolis (Ind.) Circuit, to 
be supplied. 

Jeffersonville, (Ind.,) 
MM’ Coomer. 


Marcus 


LEXINGTON CONFERENCE, 


and Knightsville, ; Liber, (Ind.,) to be supplied. 


Madison and North Vernon, 
(Ind.,) D. W. Heston. 

New Albany, (Ind.,) to be sup- 
plied. 

Newcastle, Greenfield, and Win- 
chester, (Ind.,) to be supplied, 

Princeton, (Ind.,) Jesse Munday. 


Lawrenceville and Grayville, (IIl.,) Mae and Cannellton, (Ind.,) 


Simeon Stone. 


. WM. Jamison. 


1884. 


Shelbyville and Rushville, (Ind.,) 
Henry Steene. : 
Springfield (ill.) and Terre 
Haute, (Ind.,) Frederick White. 
Watson and, Corydon, (Ind.,) 
Thomas Tonpkins. 
Quest. 33. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 
At Springfield, Ohio. 





NEW YORK CONFERENCE, 


Held in New York, April 2-8, 1884. 


BISHOP HARRIS, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 

Transfer, and from what Con- 

Serences? 

E. L. Allen, from Missouri; Z. 
L. Hoffecker, from Indiana; W. 
C. Olwer and Merritt Hulburd, 
from Vermont; Gustay Laass, 
from Central New York; #. #. 
Dutcher and W. R. Webster, from 
New York East—7. 


Quust. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial 2? 

Robert C. Beebe, William H. 
Bown, ‘Thomas R. Sweetman, 
John W. Burkins, George W. 
Thompson, Etaory J. Kelley, 
Varner D. Mattice, Richard Kik- 
elhan—s. 


Quest. 8. Who Remain on Trial ? 

James W. A. Dodge, Lock- 
burn B. Scott, Henry F. Nichols, 
Gustav Laass—4. 


Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full. Connection ? 
Merrick E. Ketcham, Jonas B. 
Cross, William Willcocks—3. 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None. 


Quest. 7. Whe are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 
None. 


Quzst. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been. elected Deacons ? 
None. 


Quzst. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
None. 


Qvest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
Charles Holla, George L. Tufts, 
Benjamin L. M’Elroy, Joseph P. 
Carley—4. 


Notr.—Rohert C. Beebe, a preacher 
on trial, was elected to deacon's orders 
under the missionary rule. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
Charles Holla, George L. Tufts, 
Benjamin L. M’Elroy, Joseph P. 
Carley—4, 








Quzst. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
Merrick E. Ketchum, Jonas B. 
Cross, William Willcocks, John 
8. Lad@—4. 


Quest. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
James D. Spriggs, James N, 
Yeager, George B. Mead, George 
C. Francis, Frederick H. Carpen- 
ter, James W. Sweetman, Thos. 
A. Kenney—7. 
Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Hiders ? 
Frederick T, Angevine, John 
W. Morrison, Charles A. How- 
ells, Robert F. Elsden, William 
S. Winans, Jr.. James N. Ram- 
sey, William R. Goss, Cyrus W. 
Macpherson, Frank C. Morgan—9. 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons hane been ordained Elders ? 
Frederick T. Angevine, John 

W. Morrison, Charles A. How- 

ells, Robert T. Elsden, William 

8. Winans, Jr., James N. Ram- 

sey, William R. Goss, Cyrus W. 

Macpherson, Frank C. Morgan—9. 


Quxst. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders ? 
None. 

Notr.—Robert ©. Beebe, a preacher 
on trial, was elected to elder’s orders 
under the missionary rule. 

Quzst. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Eiders ? 


None. 
Quest. 18. Who are the Superna- 
merary Preachers ? e 


J. F. Richmond, E. Foster, J: 
C. Washburn, F. S. De Hass, 
KE. B. Otheman, T. B. Smith, F. 
W. Andrews, A. P. Lyon, F. C. 
Morgan, J. E. Gorse, I. B. Heroy, 
Charles Gorse, L. W. Walsworth, 
V. N. Traver, Abraham Davis, 
I. R. Vandewater, John Camp- 
bell, G. D. Townsend, W. L. Pat- 
tison, D. D. Gillespie, 8. I. Fergu- 
son, N. O. Lent, Jas. Birch—23. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

Denton Keeler, Z. D. Seoby, 

R. 8. Scott, Noble Lovett, S. M. 


ALEXANDER M’LEAN, Secretary. 


Knapp, J. B. Beach, C. F. Pel- 
ton, Eli Denniston, Thomas Kd- 
wards, A. N. Molvneaux, W. V. 
O. Brainard, L. M. Vincent, A. . 
F. Selleck, William Ostrander, 
Valentine Buck, John Davy, W. 
8. Stilwell, Clark Fuller, Aua- 
nias Ackerly, Hiram Lamont, 
Seymour Vandusen, Matthew . 
Vandusen, A. C. Gallahue, P. C. 
Oakley, W. H. Smith, P. Stod- 
dard, Jos. Holdich, W. M. Chipp, 
J. A. Edmonds, J. N. Shaffer, J. 
N. Gorse, A. B. Seutt, J. W. 
Jones, Richard Decker, David 
Heroy, J. W. B. Wood, William 
Blake—37. 
Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined? , 
This was strictly done, as the 


name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died? 


O. P. Matthews, W. F. Harris, 
N. H. Bangs, J. H. Wood, Jere- 
miah Millard, Aaron Rogers—6. 


(See obituaries, p. 86.) 


Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- . 
Serred, and to what Conferences ? 


J. J. Reed, to Cincinnati; Rob- 
ert C. Beebe, to North Ohio; -/. 
A. M. Chapman, to New York 
East—3. 


Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 
None. 


Quest. 25. Have any been Located 2 | 
None. 


Quest. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 


None. 


Quzst. 27. Have any been Expelled ? 

None. ; 

Quxsr. 28. Who are selected for | 

Triers of Appeals? 

Angelo Ostrander, Z. N. Lewis, 

J. W. Macomber, SR Burgar, 

Alexander M’Lean, A. D, Vail, 
David Buck—7, 


NEW YORK CONFERENCE, 


Quust. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 125.) 


Quusr. 30. What are the Claims 


on the Conference Funds ? 
$14,504 25. 


Quzst. 81. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has i 
been Applied ? 
$14,504, 
which has been applied under 
order of the Conference. 


Quest. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


[These appointments are all in the State 
ada York, except as otherwise indi- 
cated, 


NEW YORK DISTRICT. 
D. H. Grecory, P.E. 
(P. O., 75 East 111th Street, New York.) 


- Ardsley, H. C. Earle. 


Bedford and Middle Patent, #. H- 
W. Barden. 


‘Bedford Station, W. H. Bown. 


Boscobel, Centreville, and Fur- 
nace Woods, to be supplied. 
Croton Lake, Robert Kerr. 
Croton Landing, S. #: White. 
Dobh’s Ferry, D. L. Marks. 
Golden Bridge and Cross River, 
L. C. H. Adams. 
Hartsdale, D. W. C. Van Gaasbeck. 
Irvington, Silas Hitch. 
Katonah, W. S. Winans, Jr. 
Kensico and Armonk, J. W. Ma- 
comber. 
Lake Mahopac, S. G. Keyser. 
Mount Zion, R. L. Shurter. 
New Castle, George Clarke. 
New York: Asbury, P. R. Hawz- 
hurst. : 
Bedford Street, W. 1’ K. Dar- 


wood. 
Central, J. 8. Chadwick. 
Chelsea, Clark Wright. 
Church of the Saviour, George 
Van Alstyne. 
Duane, John Rowe. 
Eighteenth Street, J. Mf. King. 
Fifty-sixth Street, to be sup- 
plied. 
Five Points Mission, 0. 2&. 
_ Bouton. 
Fordham, 7. S. Bond. 
Forty-fourth Street, J. G. Oak- 


ley. 
Forty-third Street, . S. Terry. 
Franklin Street, to be supplied. 
Grace, Thomas Lodge. 
Jane Street, V. B. Thompson. 
Lexington Avenue, kichard 
Wheatley. 
Madison Avenue, 0. H. Tiffany. 
Morrisania, Sylvester Lowther. 
Park Avenue, A. J. Palmer. 
Perry Street, Oscar Haviland. 
Saint James, 4. D. Vadl. 
Saint John’s, G. H. Strobridge. 
Saint Luke’s, 0. S. Harrower. 
Saint Mark’s, -/. A. Holmes. 
Saint Paul’s, J. 2. Day. 
Saint Stephen’s, J. H. Lent. 
Seventy-first Street, J. N. Ram- 


bey : 
Thirty-fifth Street, W. C. Smith. 
Tremont, Philip Germond. 








New York: Twenty-fourth St., 
W. N. Searles. 
Washington Heights, 
Stephens. 5 
Washington Square, Merritt 
Fhilburd. 

West Harlem, 7. M. North. 
North Sing Sing, W. D. Fero. 
Peekskill: Saint Paul’s, Pletcher 

Hamlin. 

South Street, D. H. Hanaburgh. 
Pleasantville, Wélliam Colden. 
Purchase, Lake Street, and Rose- 

dale, to be supplied. 

Purdy’s and North Salem, 2. F. 

White. 

Putnam Valley, #. H. Dutcher. 
Shrub Oaks, daron Coons. 

Sing Sing, G. S. Hare. 
Tarrytown; Asbury, W. F. Hat- 


Albert 


eld. 

Saint Paul’s, J. Y. Bates. 
Tuckahoe, Francis Bottome. 
White Plains, De Lox Lull. 
Yonkers: Central, LZ. H. King. 

First Church, W. 2. Ketchain. 
A. K. Sanford, Missionary Super- 

intendent of the New York City 

Chureh Extension and Mission- 

ary Society—member of Saint 

John’s, New York, Quarterly 

Conference. 

John Miley, Professor in Drew 
Theological Semiaary —mem- 
ber of Sing Sing Quarterly Con- 
ference. 

G. R. Crooks, Professor in Drew 
Theological Seminary —mem- 
ber of Saint Paul’s, Peekskill: 
Quarterly Conference. 

C. C. M’Cabe, Assistant Corre- 
sponding Secretary of the 
Board of Church Extension— 
member of Saint Paul’s, New 
York, Quarterly Conference. 


POUGHKEEPSIE DISTRICT. 
A. H. Fereuson, P.E. 
(P. O., Poughkeepsie, N. Y.) 


Amenia, William Willcocks. 

Ancram and East Ancram, T. R. 
Sweetman. 

Brewster’s, H. W. Byrnes. 

Canaan, Gustav Laass. 

Canaan (Conn.) and Ashley Falls, 
David Phillips. 

Carmel, J. W. A. Dodge. 

Carthage Landing, David Buck. 

Chatham, W. F. Brush. 

Claverack, G. H. Corey. 

Cold poring, Angelo Ostrander. 

Copake, C. Oluwer. 

Dover Plains, H. B. Mead. 

East Chatham and Red Rock, W. 
L. Heroy. ~ 

Falls Village,(Conn.,) B. WV. Lewis. 

Fishkill and Glenham, &. J. 
Roberts. 

Fishkill-on-Hudson, Robert Hunt. 

Garrison’s, #. L. Hoffecker. 

Gaylordsville, (Conn.,) M. M. 
Curtis. 

Great Barrington, (Mass.,) Gideon 
Draper. 

Hartsville, (Mass.,) L. B. Scott. 

Hillsdale, #. J. Belcher. 

Housztonic, (Mass.,) J. D. Spriggs. 

Hudson: First Church, #. 4. 

Birkins. 








1884. 43 


Hudson: Saint John’s, Aaron 
Hunt. * 

Hyde Park and Staatsburg, Viriah 
Symonds. 

Jobnsville, H. C. Masten. 

Lagrangeville and North Clove, 
J. H. Mitchell. 

Lakeville, (Conn.,) W. H. Ho- 
ans. 

Lee, (Mass.,) David M” Cartney. 

Levox and Lenox Furnace, J. N. 
Yeager. 

Lithgow, G. B. Mead. 

Matteawan, W. H. Ferris. 

Milan and Bangall, G. B. Clark. 

Millerton, #. H. Roys. 

New Fairfield and Haviland Hol- 
low, Thomas Carter. 

Norfolk and Goshen, (Conn.,) to 
be supplied. 

North and West Hillsdale, to be 
supplied. 

North Egremont and Alford, 
Adee Vail. 

North Germantown and Madalin, 
Dawid Gibson. 

North Highlands, Robert Kay. 

Pawling and Reynoldsville, Jesse 
Ackerman. ~ Q 

Philmont, W. R. Goss. 

Pine Plains, 7. W. Selleck. 

Pleasant Valley and Washington 
Hollow, J. B. Cross. 

Poughkeepsie: Cannon Street, C. 

W. Millard. 
Hedding, R. A. Travis— 
Washington Street, 7. L. Wil- 
son. 

Poughquag, 7. W. Smith. 

Red Hook, J. P. Hermance. 

Rhinebeck, J. J. Dean. 

Bhinecliff and Hillside, M. E. 
Ketcham. 

Sharon (Conn.) and 
Union, C. B. Landon. 

Sheffield, (Mass.,) velds Her- 
mance. 

Spencertown and Harlemville, 
(Mass.,) Orville Van Keuren. 
Stockbridge, South Lee, and 

Glendale, (Mass.,) H. C. Hum- 
plirey. 
Stockport, Charles Sager. 
Tyringham, J. W. Sweetman. 
Union, Jackson’s Corners, and 
— West Gallatin, 2. F. Hlsden. 
Verbank and Chestnut Ridge, to 


be supplied. ; 
Wappinger’s Falls, J. M. Bur- 


Amenia 


yer. 
West Stockbridge and Richmond, 
William Stevens. 
West Taghkanic, S.J. M’ Cutch- 


con. : 

Wing Station, #. B. Pierce. 

Alonzo Flack, President of Hud- 
gon River Institute and Claver- 
ack College—member of Clav- 
erack Quarterly Conference. 

W. G. Browning, Agent of Min- 
ister’s Mutual Assistance So- 
ciety—member of Washington 
Street, Poughkeepsie, Quarter- 
ly Conference. 


PRATTSVILLE DISTRICT. 
B. H. Burcn, P.E. 
(P. O., Prattsville, N. Y.) 


Andes and Pleasant Valley, 0. A. 
Merchant. 


44 


Ashland, G. W. Martin. 

Athens, to be supplied. 

’ Bloomville, O. P. Dales. 

Bovina, to be supplied. 

Cairo and Round Top, to be sup- 
plied. 

Catskill, Hdmund Lewis. 

Coeyman’s, &. H. Kelley. 

Coeyman’s Hollow, W. S. Wi- 
Nans. 

Coxsackie, 7. W. Chadwick. 

Croton, @. W. Ferris. 

Davenport, 4. B. Barber. 

Delhi, George Hearn. 

Dormansville, J. W. Morrison. 

Durham, J. H. Champion. 

East Davenport, Charles Palmer. 

Eminence, to be supplied. 

Fergusonville and Charlotteville, 
C. H. Travis. 

Franklin, G. W. Terbush. ~ 

Gilboa, /. L. Ketcham. 

Greenville, O. D. Ramsay. 

Haines and Tannersville, to be 
supplied. 

Hamden, to be supplied. 

Hensonville and East Jewett, A. 
H. Haynes. 

Hobart, Sheldon Merchant. 

Hunter, J. P. Race. 

Jefferson, Zdward White. 

Leeds, High Hill, and Sandy 
Plains, W. W. Shaw. 

Lexington, to be supplied. 

Livingstonville, to be supplied. 

Malden, H. F. Nichols. 

Margaretville, Hdein Hunt. 

North Blenheim, to be sup- 
plied. 

North Franklin, to be supplied. 

New Baltimore, J. W@. Cornish. 

Norton Hill, to be supplied. 

Oak Hill, H. W. Ackerly. 

Palenville and Asbury, Z. @. 
Niles. 

Pine Hill, P. W. Chase. 

Prattsville, W2lliam Green. 

Roxbury, Hl Quick. 

South Bethlehem, J. W. Bur- 
kins. 

Stamford, C. G. Denning. 

Summit, John M” Connell. 

Walton, Z. S. Brown. 

Windham, J. P. Burger. 


ELLENVILLE DISTRICT. 
J. W. Ackerty, P.E. 
(P. O,, Ellenville, N. Y.) 


Accord, to be supplied. _ 
Alligerville, ZL. A. Robbins. 
Bloomingburg, John Keogan. 
Bridgeville, We H, Peters. 
Callicoon, G@, W, Thompson. 
Cannonsyville, to be supplied. 
Crawford, Ldward Ashton. 
Deposit, G. H. Smith. ~ 
Downesville, to he supplied. 
Ellenville, Alexander M? Leun. 
Equinunk, (Pa.,) F. H. Carpenter, 
Grahamsville, G. C. Francis. 
Greenfield and Fallsburg, to be 
supplied. 
Hancock, C. H. Reynolds. 
Harvard, to be supplied. 
Hurleyville and Neversink Flats, 
to be supplied. 
Kerhonkson, J. H. Lane. 
Liberty, -/. L. Gamble. 
Livingston Manor, V. D. Mattice. 
Long Eddy, to be supplied. 
Lumberville and Union Grove, to 
be supplied. 
Middletown, W. #. Clarke. 
Mongaup Valley, Josiah Tetley. 
Monticello, W. A. Mackey. 
Napanock, to be supplied. 
Olive, to be supplied. 
Phillipsport, to be supplied. 
Pike Pood: Rh. EB. Pinney. 
Ridgebury, 0. P. Crandall. 
Rockland, to be supplied, 
Shandakin, J. 7. Phillips, 
Shokan, J. WV. Bryers. 
Stevensville, E. J. Kelley. 
Stone Ridge, #. D. Abrams, 
Trout Creek and Little York, to 
be supplied. 
West Hurley, 7. W. Bohlman. 
Woodstock, WN. 8. Tuthill. 


NEWBURG DISTRICT. 
M. D’C. Crawrorp, P.E. 
(P. O., Newburg, N. Y.) 
Bellvale, T. A. Kenney. 
Chester, W. A. Chadwick. 


Central Valley, to be supplied. 
Cornwall, Z, W. Lewis. 


NEW YORK CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Eddyvilleand Rifton, @. W. Knapp. 

Edenville and New Milford, C. C. 
Miiler. ‘ 

Fort Montgomery, Richard Kikel- 


han. 
Galeville and Mount Valley, to be 
supplied. 
Gardnertown and Little Britain, 
George Woodworth. 
Glasco, Milo Couchman. . 
Goshen, J. XK. Wardle. 
Highland, #. Z. Allen. 
Highland Mills, We’son Brusie. 
Kingston : Clinton Avenue, Alfred 
Coons. 
Rondout, Andrew Schriver, 
Saint James, Z. S. Osbon. 
Marlborough, 8. P. Gallaway. 
Milton, C. #. Wixon. 
Modena, Clintondale, and East 
Plattekill, WU. &. Lent. 
Monroe, Henry Jackson. 
Montgomery, #. 7. Angevine. 
Newburg: Grace, J. H. Hawz- 
hurst. ; 
Saint John’s, C. R. North. 
- Trinity, W. H. Mickle. 
New Paltz, Thomas Hiliott. 
New Windsor and Salisbury Mills, 
W. W. Taylor. 
North Newburg, #. S. Bishop. 
Plattekill Valley and Rossville, ¢J. 
H. Loomis. 
Port Ewen and. Esopus, C. A, 
Howells, / 
Saugerties, Thomas Lamont. 
Sloatsburg, 7. 8. Lent. 
Sugar Louf and Florida, W. R. 
ebster. ; 
Walden, J. C. Hoyt. 
Warwick, (. W. Al’ Pherson. 
Washingtonville, to be supplied. 
West Point, #. #. Barlow. 
James Jackson, Missionary to 
China. 
J. §. Ladd, Missionary in “Bul- 
garia. 


G. £. Jayne, Missionary in Utah. 


Quest. 33. Where shall the next 
Conference be hela ? 
At Washington Street Church, 
Poughkeepsie. 





NEW ENGLAND CONFERENOE, 


Held in Lynn, Mass., April 2-8, 1884. 


BISHOP FOSTER, Presiding. 


QuEsT. 1. Who are Received by 

Transfer, and from what Con- 

Serences? 

A. UY’ Keown, from Maine; W. 
T. Worth, from New England 
Southern; Albert Hallen, from 
North-west Swedish; Jas. Mudge, 
from North India; W. Ferguson, 
from East Ohio; John A. Cass, 
from New York East—6, 


Quest. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 

_ Elijah R. Watson, Chas. Nick- 

lin, William C. Townsend, Arthur 








W. Tirrell, Earnest P. Herrick, 
Henry A. Jones—6, 


Quest. 3. Who Remain on Trial? 
William H. Marble, Charles Til- 


ton, George A. Phinney, Cecil R. 
Sherman—4, 


Qusst. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
Fitzroy S. Rogers, 
QuEst. 5. Who are Admitted into 


Full Connection 2 


George W. Coon, Charles M. 
Hall, Charles M. Melden, Solomon 





E. A. MANNING, Secretary. 


E. Breen, Willis P. Odell, Gervase 
A. Viets, James F. Allen, Richard 
K. Manaton, Charles H. Walters, 
J. W. Higgins, Albert Hallen—11, 


QuEst. 6. Who are Re-admitied ? 
N. O. Abbott. 

QuEsT. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 
None. 

QuEsT, 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons 2 
Charles M. Hall, 


NEW ENGLAND CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
Charles M, Hall. 


Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons? 


AJbert C. Jones, William H. 


Lewis, G. Hewes, N. A. Soule, J. 
W. Coolidge, G. E. Chapman, J. 
Hascall, J. M. Clarke, N. Bemis, 
William Merrill, James Porter, C. 
H. Vinton, G. W. H. Clarke, A. 
C. Godfrey—31. 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 










Summers, Edward P. Childs, 
Emanuel C. Charlton, Albert R. 
Archibald, Henry A. Jones, Ed- 
win L. House, George A. Phin- 
ney—8. 


Qusst. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been orduined Deacons ? 


None. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 

one W. Coon, Charles M. 
Hall, Charles M. Melden, Solomon 
E. Breen, Willis P. Odell, Gervase 
A. Viets, James F. Allen, Richard 
K. Manaton, Charles H. Walters, 
J. W. Higgins, A. O, Abbott, 
Frederick B. Graves, Albert Hal- 
len—13. 


Qusst. 13. Who are the Traveling 
- Deacons of the Second Class? 

_ Augustin Palacios, William I. 

Haven, George M. Smiley, George 
S. Butters, Ira G. Ross, Addison 
R. Jones, John W. E. Bowen—7. 


Quzst. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders ? 
Thomas ©. Martin, Frank T. 
Pomeroy, George H. Perkins, Ed- 
ward Higgins, George W. Coon, 
Solomon E. Breen—6. 


Quzst. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders? 
Frank T. Pomeroy, George H. 

Perkins, Edward Higgins, George 

W. Coon, Solomon E, Breen—. 


Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders? 
John Switzer, Elijah R. Watson, 
George O. Crosby—s. 


Quest 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders? 
Elijah R, Watson, George O. 
Crosby—2. 


Quzst. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

W. Rice, E. Otheman, G. Suth- 
erland, S. Cushing, B. Judd, R. 
W. Harlow, J. L. Hanaford, N. 
J. Merrill, W. H. Hatch, William 
GC. High, William D. Bridge, Jo- 
seph tf. Owens, C. L. Eastman, 
J. W. Lee, John A. Cass, P. C. 
Sloper, J. Neal, W. E. Dwight, 
Justin 8. Barrows, W. W. Foster, 
Jr.—20. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nated Preachers? 

N. S. Spaulding, T. G. Brown, 
H. C. Dunham, M. P. Webster, 
W. A. Clapp, K. Atkinson, J. C. 
Ingalls, N. D. soe. F. Fisk, 

‘J. N. Mars, H. P. Hall, D. K. 
Bannister, W. F. Lacount, H. §. 
Booth, T. Marcy, W. Smith, J. 
L. Esty, J. W. Merrill, J. W. 





each Preacher Examined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 


name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Qurst. 21. Have any Died ? 


Daniel Wait, Samuel Kelley, 


Randall Mitchell—3. 


(See obituaries, p. 85.) 


Qusst. 22. Have any been Trans- 
serred, and to what Conferences ? 


J.W. Bashford, to Maine ; J. W. 


Johnston, to Newark ; WV. 7. Whit- 
aker and W. W. Colburn, to New 
England Southern—4, 


Quast. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
W. H. Cook. 
Qunst. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 
G. L. Collyer, J. W. Cole—2. 


QuESsT. 25. Have any been Located? 
None. 
Quest. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 
None. 


Quest. 27. Have any been Hxpelled ? 
None. 
Quzst. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 
D. Sherman, L. Crowell, W. R. 
Clark, E. R. Thorndike, William 


M’Donald, C. D. Hills, Z. A. 
Mudge—7. 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 157.) 


Quest. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$5,805. 


Quzst. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$5,805, 
which has been applied under 
order of the Couference. 


Quest. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


[These appointments are all in the State 
of Massachusetts. ] 


BOSTON DISTRICT. 

W. F. Marrauiev, P.E. 
(P. 0.,4 Howland St., Boston Highlands.) 
Ashland, 2. A. Manning. 


Auburndale, E, R. Watson. 
Boston: Alston, J. B. Gould. 


Appleton Church, G. H. Per- 
kins. 

Broadway, 0. P. Lyford. 

Bromfield Street, O. A. Brown, 
W. F. W’ Donald. 


45 


Boston: City Point, Charles Til- 


ton. 
Dorchester Church, 7. C. Wat- 
kins. 
Dorchester Street, WU. H. Wright. 
Eggleston Square, F, B. Graves. 
Harrison Square, B. J. Johnson. 
Highland Church, W. 7. Worth. 
Howard Avenue, W. J. Hamil- 
ton. 
Jamaica Plains, G. S. Butters. 
Mariner’s Bethel, 8. E. Breen. 
Mattapan, to be supplied. 
People’s Church Mission, J. W. 
| Hamilton, M. Trafton. 

Revere Street, J. W. E. Bowen.~” 

Roslindale, A. W. Mills. 

Ruggles Street, to be supplied. 

Swedish Mission, H, Olson. 

Temple Street, H. W. Bolton. 

Tremont Street, S. F. Joves. 

Washington Village, to be sup- 

plied. 

Winthrop Street, A. B. Kendig. 
Brookfield, J. F. Meurs. 
Brookline, W. G. Leonard. 
Charlton, to be supplied. 

Cherry Valley and Leicester, Sam- 
uel H. Noon. — : 

Cochituate, W. Nottage. 

Dedham, #. W. Virgin. 

Dudley, to be supplied. 

East Douglass, J. C. Smith. 

Franklin, to be supplied. 

Highlandville, Z. A. Mudge. 

Hollister, D. Sherman. 

Hopkinton, W. A. Braman. 

Hyde Park, J. Wagner. 

Mendon, to be supplied. 

Milford, /. Nichols. 

Millbury, &. H. Howard. 

Natick, 0. £. Davis. © 

Newton, J. M. Leonard. 

Newton Centre, W. I. Haven. 

Newton Lower Falls, J. Gili. 

Newton Upper Falls, 4. &. Her- 


rick. 
Newtonville, 2. #. Holway. 
North Brookfield, to be supplied. 
North Grafton, to be supplied. 
Oxford, W. Gordon. 
Saxonville, C. H. Hanaford. 
Shrewsbury, W. S. Jagger. —~ 
South Bridge, G. Beckman. 
South Framingham, W. Full. 
South W gate to be supplied. 
Spencer, Z. D. Bragg. 
pton, W. Pentecost. 
Uxbridge, 8. L. Rodgers. 
Walpole, to be supplied. 
Webster, C. . Rice. 
Westhorough, J. R. Cushing. 
West Brookfield, to be ee 
West Medway, W.-M. Hubbard. 
West Quincy, /. Furber. 
Whitinsville, J. Mudge. 
Wollaston, to be supplied. 
Worcester: Coral Street, C. Young. . 
Grace Church, D. H. Hila. : 
Laurel Street, G. M. Smiley. 
Swedish Mission, D. S. Sorlin, 
one to be supplied. 
Trinity, C. S. Rogers. 
Webster Square, -/. 0. Knowles. 
W. F. Warren, President Boston 
University—member of Tremont 
Street Quarterly Conference. 
L. T. Townsend, Professor in Bos- 


ton University—-member of 
Bromfield Street Quarterly Conf. 








46 


G. Prentice, Professor in Wesleyan 
University—member of Brom- 
field Street Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 

S. F. Upham, Professor in Drew 
Theological Seminary—member 
of Temple Street Quarterly Con- 
ference. 

B. K. Peirce, Editor of Zion’s 
Herald —member of Newton 
Centre Quarterly Conference. 

J. W. Lindsay and D. Dorchester, 
Jr., Professors in Boston Uni- 
versity —members of Newton- 
ville Quarterly Conference. 

J. W. Dodman, Chaplain at Deer 
Island — member of Winthrop 
Street Quarterly Conference. 

A. A. Wright, Dean of the Chau- 
tauqua School of Theology — 
member of Bromfield Street 
Quarterly Conference. 

W. E. Huntington, Dean of Boston 
University School of Liberal 
Arts—member of Newton Centre 
Quarterly Conference. 

J. W. Butler,’ Augustin Palacios, 
Missionaries in Mexico. 


NORTH BOSTON DISTRICT. 
D. Dorcuzster, P.E. 
(P. 0., Natick.) 


Arlington Heights, to be supplied. 
Ashburnham, #. A. Howard. — 
Athol, P. M. Vinton. 

Ayer and West Groton, to be sup- 


plied. 
Barre and Hardwick, W. C. Town- 
send. _ * 
Berlin, #. Burlingham. 
Boston: Monument Square, W. 7. 
Perrin. 
Trinity, R. L. Green. 
Cambridge: Cottage Street, J, W. 
Higgins. 
Harvard Street, G. 8. Chadbourn. 
North Avenue, to be supplied. 
Trinity, J. WM. Short. 
Clinton, 4. Gould. 
East Pepperill, Z. A. Bosworth. 
East Templeton, ZL. H. White, 
Fitchburg, .W. /. Pomfret. 
Gardner, J. H. Twombly. 
Graniteville, John H. Amerson, 
Hubbardston, W. H. Marble. 
Hudson, A. 2. Nichols. 
Leominster, JZ. H. A. Zvans. 
Lowell: Central Church, J. 
Packard. 
Highlands, W. H. Meredith. 
Saint Paul’s, H. D. Weston. 
Worthen Street, Z. 2. Thorn- 
dike. 
Lunenburg, J. H. Thompson. 
Tne hy G. H. Cheney. - 
Maynard, Z. B. Bigelow. 
Oakdale, 2. Hodge. 
Princeton, Charles Nicklin, 
Rock Bottom, G. 2. Sanderson. 
Somerville: Broadway, R. K, 
Manaton. 
Flint Street, H. A. Smith. 
Day Street, G@. C. Osgood. 
Union Square, @. Whitaker, D. 
Richards. 
South Royalston and Phillipston, 
to be peer 
Sudbury, 1 Marcy, 


Townsend, #. Higgins. 

Waltham, G. #. Laton. 

Watertown, 7. B. Smith. 

West Chelmsford, to be sup- 
plied. 

West Fitchburg, W. Wignall. 

West Medford, C. W. Wilder. 

Weston, 0. W. Adams. 

Winchendon, C. A. Merril. 

Winchester, John 1. Mansfield. 

Woburn, WV. B. Fisk. 

George L. Westgate, Professor in 
Wesleyan University— member 
of Central, Lowell, Quarterly 
Conference. 


LYNN DISTRICT. 
L. R. Tuayer, P.E. 
(P. 0., Newtonville.) 


Ballard Vale, J. A. Day. 

Beverly, John Capen. 

Boston: Meridian St., and Bethel, 
L. B. Bates. 

Saratoga Street. C. D. Hiils. 
Byfield, Z M. Mesler. 

Chelsea: Bellingham, S. LZ. Gra- 
cey. 

Walnut Street, Hlijah Horr. 
Clittondale, G. A. Phinney. 
East Saugus, D. S. Coles. 
Essex, to be supplied. 
Everett, J. W. Dearborn. 
Gloucester: Bay View, Wédliam 

Silverthorn. 

Prospect Street and Swedish 
Mission, S. 2B. Sweetzer, A, 
Hallen. 

Riverdale, C. M. Hall. 

Groveland, W. Walkie. 
Ipswich, C. 7. Johnson. 
Lawrence: Parker Street, Charles 

M. Melden. : 

Lynn: Boston Street, 
M? Keown, 

Common Street, V. A. Cooper. 

Maple Street, Welliam B. Toul- 
min. 

Saint Paul’s, William R. Clark. 

South Street, S. Jackson. 

Trinity, A. Sanderson. 

Malden, Joseph H. Mansfield, 
Maplewood, J. Candlin. 
Marblehead, FT. Pomeroy. 
Medford, J. W. Fenn. 
Melrose, J. D.-Pickles. 
Middleton, to be supplied. 
Newburyport: Naion Street, 
J, Peterson. 

Purchase Street, A. Woon. 
North Andover, H. J. Fou. 

North Reading, G@. R. Bent. 

Peabody, C. WV. Smith. 

Reading, Daniel Steele. 

Rockport. A. W. Tirrell. 

Salem: Lafayette Street, W. -P. 
Ray. 

Wesley Chapel, W. P. Odell. 
Saugus, to be supplied. 

Stoneham, H. Lummis. 
Swampscott, G. W. Coon) 
Tapleyville, W. i. Ayres, 
Topsfield, V. A. Marti. 
Wakefield, 7. C. Martin. 
Winthrop, S. C. Carey. 
Wilmington, to be supplied. 

“illiam Butler, Conference Mis- 

sionary —member of Common 

Street, Lynn, Quarterly Confer- 

ence, 


Andrew 





NEW ENGLAND. CONFERENCE, 1884. 


'W. O. Holway, Chaplain in United 


States Navy--member of Wal- 
nut Street, Chelsea, Quarterly- 
Conference. 

R. W. Allen, Agent of Confer- 

ence Missionary Society—mem- 

ber of Malden Quarterly Con- 
ference. 

W. F. Barnes, Chaplain of 
Massachusetts State - Prison— 
member of Malden Quarterly 
Conference. 

J. Crowell, Agent. of Wilbraham 
Academy—member of Common 
Street, Lynn, Quarterly Confer- 
ence. : 

J. W. Lee, Chaplain of Grand 
Army of Massachusetts—mem- 
ber of Wakefield Quarterly Con- 
ference. 


J. 


SPRINGFIELD DISTRICT. 
N. Fertows, P.E. 
(P. O., Springfield.) 


Amherst and North Amherst, W. 
A. Daniels. 

Belcherton, 4. W. Baird. 
ernardston and Gill, /. M. Miller. 

Blandford and North Blandford, 
William Ferguson. 

Bond’s Village, G. H. Clarke. 

Charlemont, to be supplied. 

Chester, W. P. Blackmer. 

Chicopee, A. H. Herrick. 

Chicopee Falls, L. W. Staples. 

Coleraine, J. F, Allen. 

Conway, J. W. Fulton. 

Easthampton, J. Galbraith. 

East Long Meadow, to be sup- 

lied. 

Enfield, to be ete ye 

Feeding Hills, #. 7. George. 

Florence, A. J. Hall. 

Greenfield and Turner’s Falls, I. 
G. Ross. 

Hampden and Glendale, H. A. 
Jones. 

Heath and Rowe, 
plied. 

Holyoke, Z#. P. King. 

Leyden and East Coleraine, to be 
supplied. 

Ludlow Centre, Daniel Atkins. 

Monson, A. Dight. i 

Northampton and Hadley, W. N. 
Richardson. : 

North Prescott and North Dana, 
to be supplied. 

Orange and South Athol, C. R, 
Sherman. 

Palmer, to be supplied. 

Pelham, E. P. Herrick. 

Russell and Montgomery, to be 
supplied. 

Savoy, to be supplied. 

Shelburn Falls and Buckland, #d- 
ward Hitchcock. 

Southampton, G. H#. Viets. , 

South Deerfield, J. J. Wood- 
bury. 

South Hadley Falls, #. 8. Best. 

Southwick, C. H. Walters. 

South Worthington, to be sup- 


to be sup- 


plied. ; 
Springfield: Florence Street, V. 
Simons. 
Grace, 7. W. Bishop. 
State Street, W. #. Knox, 
Trinity, #. Woods. 





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NEW ENGLAND CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Wales, to be supplied. 

Ware, H. Matthews. 

Warren, W. 7. Richardson. 

Westfield, #. A. Titus. 

Westfield, West Parish, and Gran- 
ville, A. O. Abbott. 

West Springfield, A. Words. ~ 

West Warren, W. H. Adams. 

West Worthington, to be sup- 
plied. 


Wilbraham, @. W. Mansfield. 
Williamsburg, A. C. Manson. 


G. M. Steele, Principal of Wilbra- 
ham Academy—member Wil- 
braham Quarterly Conference. 


J. E. Rounds, Professor in Balti- 
more Conference Theological 
Seminary—member of Wilbra- 
ham Quarterly Conference. 


47 


Joseph Scott, Chaplain in Hampden 
County House of Correction— 
member of Trinity, Springfield, 
Quarterly Conference. 

A, R. Jones, Missionary in Bul- 
garia. 

Quest. 338. Where shall the next 

Conference be held ? 
Not answered. 


’ 





EAST GERMAN CONFERENCE, 


Held in Brooklyn, N. Y., April 3-7, 1884. 


BISHOP ANDREWS, Presiding. 


Quzst. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

None. 


2. Who are Admitied on 
Trial? 
None. 
Quest. 3. Who Remain on Trial? 
Stephen Getchoff 


Quest. 


Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 
Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 
Arno Gaebelein. 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitied ? 
None. 

Quzst. 7. Who are Received on 

Credentials from other Churches ? 
None. 


Quesr. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 


Arno Gaebelein. 


Quzst. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 


Arno Gaebelein. 


Quzst. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 


None. 

Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
None. 

Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
Arno Gaebelein. 


Quzst. 18. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class? 


John G, Lutz, Jr. 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders ? 


None. 
Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders? 
None, 








Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
hive been elected Elders ? 


None. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders ? 


None. 


Quzst. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
Christian Blinn, J. W. Freund 
—2. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


F. G. Gratz. 


Quust. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name ofeach Preacher was cailed 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died? 


Caspar Jost, A. C. F. Wallon 
—2. 
(See obituaries, p. 96.) 


Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 
ferred, and to what Conferences ? 
None. 

Quast. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 


None. 
Quusr. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 

Quest. 26. Have any been rmitted 
to Withdraw under Charges? 
None. 

Quest. 27. Have any been Pxpelled ? 
None. 


Quzst. 28. Who are selected for 
Tries of Appeals? 

L. Wallon, J. F. Seidel, Paul 

Quatlander, J. J. Messmer. F. W. 

Flocken, G. Abele, Philip Stahl 


Quast. 29. What ts the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 161.) 





P. QUATLANDER, Secretary. 


Quest. 80. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund 2 


Not answered. 


Quust. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$502 47, 

which has been applied under 

the order of Conference. 


Qumsr. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
(These appointments are allin the State 
of New York, except as otherwise in- 
dicated.] 


NEW YORK DISTRICT. 
C. F. Grim, P.E. 
(P. O., 208 East 85th Street, New York.) 


Boston, (Mass.,) August FHlam- 
mann. 


a as (Conn.,) J. G. Lutz, 
r, 


Brooklyn: Lorimer Street, Paul 
Quatlander. 
Wickoff Street, Philip Stahl. 
Yates Place, G@. H. Mayer. 
Fort Hunter and Amsterdam, to 
be supplied. 
Hartford, (Conn.,) Charles Brock- 
meyer. 
Jerusalem, to be ‘supplied. 
Lawrence, (Mass.,) to be sup- 
plied. 
Mount Vernon and New Rochelle, 
John Flad. 
New Haven, (Conn.,) F W. 
F locken. 
New York: Christie Street Mis- 
sion, to be supplied. 
Fortieth Street, J. C0. 
inger. 
Harlem, Arno Gaebelein. 
One Hundred ana Fifty-eighth 
Street, OC. H. Hoffrogge. 
Port Mission, to be supplied. 
Saint Paul’s Mission, Gustaf 
Hauser. 
Second Street, Henry HKasten- 
dieck. y 
Poughkeepsie, 7. W. Hoppmann. 
Sehenectady, Ferdinand hey. 
Troy, J. G. Lutz, Sr. 
Turner’s Falls avd Greenfield, 
(Mass.,) J. G. Woerz. 
Yonkers and Williams’ Bridge, 
to be supplied. 


Dein- 


48 


PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT. 
W. H. Kurta, P.E. 
(P. 0., 90 Walnut Street, Newark, N. J.) 


Angelica Circuit, J. D. Bae- 
decker. 
Baltimore, (Md.:) Broadway, /. 
' W. Danger. 
Harford Ayenue, to be sup- 
plied. 


Light Street, #7. W. Boese. 
Pennsylvania Avenue, Welliam 
Geisregen. } 
Buffalo, Frederick Glenk. 
Buffalo Circuit, to be supplied. 





Groth. 

Elizabeth, (N. J.,) 7. &. Seidel. 

Hoboken, (N. J.,) Charles Reuss. 

Hudson City and Tappan, (N. J.,) 
William Groebe. 

Jeffersonville Circuit, to be sup- 
plied. 

Jersey City, (N. J.,) Lowis Wallon. 

Newark, (N. J.:) Emanuel, George 
Abele. 

Newark Mission and Paterson, 
(N. J.,) John Lange. 

North Buffalo and Sweet Home, 
Willoam Schlueter. 


EAST GERMAN CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Dunkirk and Silver Creek, J. C. ; Philadelphia, (Pa. :) Girard Ave- 


ra 


nue, Philip Haendiges. 
York Street and Vineland, John 
Swahlen. 
Rochester, J. -/.. Messmer. 
Seranton, (Pa.,) Jacob Kolb. 
South Seranton, (Pa.,) to be sup- 
plied. 


Stephen Getchoff, Missionary in 
Bulgaria. 


Quest. 33. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Rochester, N. Y. 





NEW YORK EAST CONFERENCE, 


Held in Brooklyn, N. Ye, April 2-8, 1884. 


BISHOP HURST, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ¢ 
Joseph Baird, from Nortbern 

New York; M. Y. Bovard, from 

South India; J. A. MU. Chapman, 

from New York; Jsaac UM. Loster, 

from Central New York; G. W. 

Hughes, from Troy; Thomas H. 

Johnson, from Newark; J. W. 

Prince, from East Maine—7. 


Quest. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 

Jay A. Churchill, David G. 
Downey, Abram R. Eagan, Al- 
bert 8. Hagarty, Christian Hek- 
ner, William E. Jeffries, William 
A. Richard, Frederick J. Shackle- 
ton, Frederick Stiehler, William 
M. Warden—10. 


Quest. 3. Who Remain on Trial ? 

Henry Blatz, Millard F. Comp- 
ton, Willis A. Cooper, John F. 
Duinkerke, Abram 8. Kavanagh, 
John W. La Cour, James J. Mof- 
fitt, Galen C. Spencer, David Tay- 
lor, William J. White—10. 


Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Conection ? 

Emilio Fuentes y Betancourt, 
Robert S. Crawford, William W. 
Gillies, Duane N. Griffin, Will- 
jam Hamilton, Benjamin C. Pils- 
bury, William R. Rogers, William 
N. Taft, Abundio Tovar, Pedro 
¥F. Valderrama—1lo. 


Quexst. 6. Who are Re-admitted 2 
Robert A. Sadlier. 


Quzxst. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches? 
Thomas #. Gilbert, from South 
Carolina Conference of the Meth- 
odist Episcopal Church, South. 





DA: 





Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
Duane N. Griffin, Wm. Ham- 

ilton, Benjamin C. Pilsbury, Wm. 

R. Rogers, Wm. N. Taft, Abun- 

dio Tovar, Pedro F. Valderrama 


Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
Duane N. Griffin, Wm. Ham- 

ilton, Benjamin C. Pilsbury, Will- 

iam R. Rogers, William N. Taft 


Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 

George N. Compton, Samuel 
O. Curtice, Albert 8. Hagarty, 
Christian Hekner, Chas. G. John- 
son, Adoniram J. Leach, Eldad 
H. Rowlandson, David Taylor, 
William J. White—9. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 


George N. Compton, Samuel 
O. Curtice, Albert S. Heeaity; 
Christian Hekner, Chas. G. Johu- 
son, Adoniram J. Leach, Eldad 
H. Rowlandson, David Taylor, 
William J. White—9. 


Quzst. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
Duane N. Griffin, Wm. Ham- 
ilton, Benjamin ©. Pilsbury, Will- 
iam R. Rogers, William N. Taft 
——O5 


Quzst. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Olass ? 
Benjamin F. Kidder, William 

A. Layton, Henry M. Livingston, 

Duncan M’Gregor—4. 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Hlders? 
Robert S. Crawford, Nelson 

Edwards, Elbert C. Hoag, Will- 

iam F., Markwick, Wm. M’Nich- 





GOODSELL, Secretary. 


oll, Frederick Saunders, Thomas 
J. Watt —7. 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Hiders ? 

Robert §. Crawford, Nelson 
Edwards, Elbert C. Hoag, Will- 
iam F. Markwick, Wm. M’Nich- 
oll, Frederick Saunders, Thomas 
J. Watt—7. 


Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Eiders? 


None. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Liders ? 


None, 


Quest. 18. Who_are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers? 

J. 8. D’Orsay, R. 8. Eldridge, 
C. W. Fordham, A. Graham, G. 
Hollis, C. T. Mallory, W. W. 
Martin, C. W. Millen, T. G. Os- 
born, J. F. Robertson, J. C. 
Thomas—11. 


Quzst. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers 2 
L. W. Abbott, G. W. Allen, C. 
Brainard, A. Bushnell, spenlas 
Clark, R. Codling, J. Dickinson, 
J. Field, G. L. Fuller, E. 8. Heb- 
bard, J. Henson, A. 8. Hill, Mor- 
ris Hill, 8. F. Johnson, N. Kel- 
logg, R. D. Kirby, H. D. Latham, 
N. Mead, A. Nash, L. D. Nicker- 
son, M. N. Olmsted, D. Osborn, 
J. Parker, H. F. Pease, 8. H. 
Platt, W. J. Robinson, §. Rush- 
more, R. K. Reynolds, I. Sanford, 
8. W. Scofield, C. Silliman, F. W. 
Sizer, D. 8. Stevens, 8. S. Strong, 
N. Tibbals, G., Waterbury, M. C, 
White, J. 0. Worth—38. 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


> 
Quest. 21. Have any Died? 

Ira Abbott, John L. Gilder, 
Siegtried- Kristeller, Charles E. 
Glover, William Gothard, Zach- 
ariah Davenport, John §. In- 
skip—7. 

(See obituaries, p. 92.) 


Qussr. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Jerred, and to what Conferences ? 

E. H. Dutcher and W. R. Web- 
ster, to New York; A. Erickson, 
to North-west Swedish—3. 


Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
Ephraim Watt. 


‘Quust. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 


W. A. Munson. 


Quest. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 


None. 


Quest. 27. Have any been Hapelied? 
None. 


Quest. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

Da Cury, oO) Meck rH. 

Burch, N. G. Cheney, W. H. Rus- 

sell, M. L. Scudder, J. L. Peck—7. 


* Quzst. 29. What ts the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 


(See tabulated statement, p. 120.) 


Quest. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund? 


$9,941 68. 


Quest. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$9,941 68, 

which bas been applied under 

order of the Conference. 


Quest. 32. Where are the Preach- 

ers Stationed ? 

(These appointments are all in the State 
of New York, except as otherwise indi- 
cated. ] 

_NEW YORK DISTRICT. 
B. M. Apams, P.E. 
(P. 0.,72 Lee Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.) 


‘ Brooklyn: Cedar Street, U.P. 


‘orner. 

Central Church, John 2. Cook- 

man. 
Cook Street, Z. Richardson. 
First Church, C. &. Harris. 
Francis Church, W. Platts. 
Gothic, to be supplied. 
Leonard Street, H. Blatz, 
North Fifth Street, S. H. Smich. 
Saint John’s, W. L. Phillips. 
Saint Luke’s, J. A. Zoche. 
South Second Street, W. Z. 

Boole. 
South Third Street, Frederick 


Brown, 
Summerfield, 7. J. Lansing. 
Tabernacle, D. M’Gregor. 
Centreport, to be supplied. 
Cold Spring, to be supplied. 
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NEW YORK EAST CONFERENCE, 1884. 


| Coram, D. F. Hallock. 


Corona, to be supplied. 
Cutchogue, William M’ Nicholl. 
East Norwich, J/. B. Merwin. 
Flushing, C. C. Lasby. 

Glen Cove, M. L. Scudder. 

Great Neck, 7. C. Beach. 

Greenport, George Milmer. 

Hempstead, Arza Hill. 

Huntington, A. 8. Putney. 

Jamesport, to be supplied. 

Lake Grove, Hauppauge, and 
Saint James, to be supplied. 
Locust Valley and Bayville, to be 

supplied. 

Long Island City: First Church, 

A, H. Goodenough. 
Second Church, 2. G. Howell. 
Third Church, (Dutch Kills, )to 
be supplied. 

Maspeth, to be supplied. 

Mattituck, O. C. Lane. 

Middle Village, to be supplied. 

Newtown, to be supplied. 

New York: Alanson Church, 

John Pilkington. , 
Allen Street, 9. H. Stansbury. 
Eleventh Street, 1. A. Lath- 

bury. 
Forsyth Street, W. W.. Gillies. 
John Street, A. B. Sanford. 
Second Street, 2. 7. M’ Nicholl. 
Seventh Street, dA. C. More- 
house. 
Wesley Chapel, J. V. Saunders. 
Willet Street, J. H. Searles. 

Northport and Dix Hills, Z @. 
Barnhart. 

Orient, Robert Roden. 

Oyster Bay, to be supplied. 

Port Jefferson, G. A. Graves. 

Port Washington, /. IZ Carroll. 

Riverhead, A. C. Stevens. 

Roslyn and Searington, John F. 
Duinkerke. z 

Sea Cliff, John Rippere. 

Smithtown Branch, Landing, and 
Comac, Jay A. Churchill. 

Southold, George Taylor. 

Stony Brook and Setauket, / C. 
Lill. 

Whitestone, S. A. Seaman. 

Woodbury and West Hills, 7. M. 
Terry. 

B. P. Bowne, Professor in Boston 
University— member of Saint 
John’s Quarterly Conference. 

A. S. Hunt, Secretary of Ameri- 
can Bible Society—member of 
Summerfield Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 


NEW YORK EAST DISTRICT. 
GrorGe P. Marns, P.E. 
(P. O., Stamford, Conn.) 


Bethel, (Conn.,) W. H. Barton, 
Bridgeport, (Connecticut:) First 
Chureh, W. W. Clark. 

North Main Street, 2. A. Sadlier. 
Washington Park, 0. 8. Wing. 

Bronxdale and West Chester, 
to be supplied. 

City Island, W. 7. Pray. 

Cornwall Bridge and Ellsworth, 
(Conn.,) R. 8. Crawford. 

Danbury, (Conn.,) John Pegg. 

Darien and Springdale, (Conn.,) 
B. A. Gilman. 

Easton Circuit, (Conn.,) Albert 
Booth. 





49 


East Village and Zoar Bridge, 

(Conn.,) to be supplied. 
Georgetown, (Conn.,) to be sup- 

plied. 

Greenwich, (Conn.,) 4... Light- 
bourn. 

Hunting Ridge and’ Great Hill, to 
be supplied. 

King Street, (Glenville, Conn.,) 

James Lobinson. 

Litchfield, (Conn.,) to be sup- 
plied. 

Mamaroneck, 1. B. Chapman. 

Mianus, (Conn.,) 7. S. Svidd. 

Mount Vernon, 2. Crook. 

New Canaan, (Conn.,) W. P. Estes. 

ee Milford, (Conn.,) W. TZ. Gal-. 
ert, 

New Rochelle, W. D. Thompson. 

Newton and Southyille, (Conn.,) 
to be supplied. 

New York: Beekman Hill, (50th 

Street,) D2W. Couch. 

Bethany Chapel, (123d Street,) 

to be supplied. 

Cornell Memorial, (76th Street, ) 

H. H. Burnes, 

North New York, (141st Street, ) 

to be supplied. 

Seventeenth Street, WV. Hubbell. 

Sixty-first Street, #. S. Todd. 

Thirty-seventh Street, G. #. 

Goodsell. ; 

Trinity, (118th Street,) 7. 7. 

Burch, D. Curry. 
Twenty-seventh Street, C. J. 
North: 

West Farms, G. C. Spencer. 
Nichols and Long Hill, (Conn.,) 

J. O. Munson. 

North Wilton and Vista, (Conn. ,) 

W. C. Blakeman. 

Norwalk, (Conn.,) W. H. Thomas. 
Olinyille (P. O., Jerome) and 

Eastchester, W. 0. Wilson. 
Port Chester, #. A. Blake, 
Pound Ridge and High Ridge, J. 

S. Haugh. 
Redding (Conn.) 

Ridge, H. Aston, 
Ridgefield, (Conn.,) J. A. Uw. 

Chapman, W. T. Hill. 

Round Hill, (Conn.,) F. J. Shack- 
leton. 

Rowayton, (Conn.,) W. J. White. 

Roxbury and Turn-of-the-River, 

(Conn. ,) to be supplied. 
Roxbury and Washington, (Con-. 

necticut,) J. W. La Cour. 

Rye, George Stillman. 
Saugatuck, (Conn.,) W. E. Jef- 
fries. 
Selleck’s Corners, to be supplied. 
South Norwalk, (Conn.,) CO! J 
Pegg. 

East Avenue, Z. C. Hoag. 
Southport, (Conn.,) J. W. Horne. 
Stamford, (Conn.,) M. W. Prince, 

W. L. Douglas. ———~ 
Stepney, (Conn.,) John Cromlish. 
Stratford, (Conn.,) 7. J. Wait. 
Upper New Rochelle, #. K. Han-- 

ning. 

West Goshen and Cornwall Cen- 
tre, (Conn.,) G. W. Hughes. 
Westport, (Conn.,) L. P. Perry. 
West Stratford (Conn.) and New- 
fields, William Brown. 
Woodville and Warren, (Conn.,), 
to be supplied. 
Zion’s Hill, to be supplied. 
\ 


and Long 


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D. D. Whedon, Editor of the 
Quarterly Review—member of 
'Thirty-seventh Street Quarter- 
ly Conference. 

W. ©. Steele, Chaplain of the 
House of Refuge, Randall’s Isl- 
and—member of Trinity Quar- 
terly Conference. 


BROOKLYN DISTRICT. 
TI. Sammons, P.E. 
(P.0.,230 Clermont Av., Brooklyn, N.Y.) 


Amagansett, to be supplied. 

Amityville, Z C. Glover. 

Babylon, B, 7. Abbott. 

Baldwin’s, J. 7. Langlois. 

Bayport and Blue Point, to be 
supplied. : 

Bay Ridge and Unionville, Z. S. 
Stone. 

Bay Shore, D. O. Ferris. 

Bridgehampton, J. Brien, 

Brookhaven and Bellport, to be 
supplied. 

Brooklyn: Carroll Park, to be 

supplied. 

De Kalb Avenue, William Burt. 
FKighteenth Street, John Johns. 
Embury Church, @. L. Taylor. 
First Place, W. W. Bowdish. 
Fleet Street, J. Pullman. 
Forty-fourth Street, G. Dun- 


bar. 

Grace Church, J. R. Thompson. 

Greene Avenue, J. W. Barn- 
hart. 

Hanson Place, @. #. Reed. 

Janes Church, &. W. Jones. 

Johnson Street, S. A. Sands. 

New York Avenue, JW. G. 
Cheney. 

Nostrand Avenue, C. H. Buck. 

Pacific Street, 7. Stephenson. 

Norwegian Mission, (Brooklyn 
and New York,) M/. Hansen. 

Perth Amboy and Woodbridge, 
(N. J.:) Danish Mission, 
Christian Hekner. 

Saint Paul’s, M. F. Compton. 

Sand Street, Z. 2. Streeter. 

pee Church, Henry Ba- 

er. 

Sixth Avenue, /saae NV. Poster. 

Swedish Mission, A. J. Ander- 
son. 

Swedish Mission (N. Y.) and 
Dover, (N. J.,) A. G. Johnson, 
one to be supplied. 

Warren Street, A. S. Kavanagh. 

Washington Street, C. S. Will- 
Uains. 

York Street, W. Hamilton. 

Cypress Hills, J. Baird. 
East Meadow and Uniondale, F. 

Stiehler. 

East New York: Wesley, to be 
supplied. 

Williams Avenue, J. W. Simp- 
son, 

Elmont, W. N. Taft. 
Farmingdale and Melville, 7” M. 

Hallock. 

Flatbush and Sheapshead Bay, C. 

W. Powell. 

Flatlands, to be supplied. 

Freeport, J. H. Hand. 

Good Ground and Atlanticville, 
to be supplied. 

Islip, S. W. Toles, 





Jamaica, J. Parker, 2d. 

Lawrence, W. Ross. 

Moriches, to be supplied. 

New Bridge and Seaford, 7. Dd. 
Littlewood. 

North Amityville, to be supplied. 

Parkville, D. Taylor. 

Patchogue, B. F. Reeve. 

Pearsall’s, 8. K. Smith. 

Rockville Centre, A. C. Bowdish. 

Sag Harbor, J. S. Whedon. 

Sayville, W. H. Russell. 

Southampton, W. A. Layton. 

Springfield, 4. 8. Graves. , 

West Hampton, to be supplied. 

Woodsburg, W. M. Warden. 

E. O. Bates, Chaplain American 
Seaman’s Friend Society — 
member of First Place Quarter- 
ly Conference. 

G. A. Hall, Secretary of New 
York Young Men’s Christian 
Association—member of Nos- 
trand Avenue Quarterly Con- 
ference. 

E. F. Lounsbury, Missionary in 
Bulgaria. 

J. M. Buckley, Editor Christian 
Advocate—member of Hanson 
Place Quarterly Conference. 

W. P. Corbit, Conference Evan- 
gelist—member of Hanson Place 
Quarterly Conference. 


NEW HAVEN DISTRICT. 
W. H. Warpst1, P.E. 
(P. 0., New Britain, Conn.) 


Ansonia, (Conn.,) G. A. Hubbell, 

Bakerville, to be supplied. 

Beacon Falls, (Conn.,) A. 8S. Ha- 
garty. 

Berlin, (Conn.,) to be supplied. 

Bethlehem, (Conn.,) B. C. Pils- 


bury. 

Birmingham, (Conn.,) WV. C. Hg- 
gleston. 

Bloomfield, (Conn.,) Wm. Wake. 

Bristol, (Conn.,) C. £. Miller. 

Ce ade (Conn.,) A. V. &. Ab- 
ott. 

Clinton, (Conn.,) B. Warréiner. 
Colbrook River and West Hart- 
land, (Conn.,) to be supplied. 

Copper Hi, (Conn.,) D. Wash. 

Cromwell, (Conn.,)to besupplied. 

Durbam and Rockland, (Conn.,) 
W. A. Richard. 

East Berlin, (Conn.,) to be sup- 
plied. 

Essex and Saybrook, (Conn.,) 7. 
N. Laine. 

Forestville, (Conn.,) B. Pilsbury. 

ruilford, (Conn.,) to be supplied. 

Hamden, (Conn.,) D. M’ Mullen. 

Hartford, (Conn.:) First Church, 

R. 8S. Pardington. 

South Park, JZ, D. Buell. 
Windsor Avenue, 2. H. Loomis. 

Higganum and Haddam, (Conn.,) 
to be supplied. 

mevsington, (Conn.,) A. J0’ Allis- 
Ler. 

Madison, (Conn.,) J. J. Moffitt. 

Meriden, (Conn.,) J. 8. Brecken- 


ridge. 
(Conn.,) LZ. W. 


Middlebury, 
Holmes. 
Middletield,(Conn.,) Joseph Smith. 





NEW YORK EAST CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Middletown, (Connecticut :) First - 
Church, W. V. Kelley. 
South Farms and Westfield, to 
be supplied. 
Milford, (Conn,,) #. Saunders. 
Naugatuck, (Conn.,) B. #. Kidder. 
New Britain, (Coun.,) S. i. Ham- 
mond. 4 
New Haven, (Conn.:) Dixwell 
Avenue, W. R. Rogers. 
East Pearl Street, #. Cunning- 
ham. . 
First Church, D. A. Goodsell. 
George Street, C. B. Ford.  ~ 
Howard Avenue, A. H. Mead. 
Saint John Street, 4. H. Wyatt. 
Trinity, O. Peck. 
North Canton (Conn.) and Wash- 
ington Hill, Zdward L. Bray. 
Plainville and Farmington, (Con- 
necticut,) D. N. Griffin. 

Pleasant Valley and Riverton Cir- 
cuit, (Conn.,) to be supplied. 

Rocky Hill, (Conn.,) to be sup- 

~ plied. é 

Seymour and Great Hills, (Conn., ) 
H. Q. Judd. 

Shelton, W. A. Cooper. 

Simsbury, (Conn.,) H. M. Living- 
ston. 

South Britain and Southbury, 
(Conn.,) H. Scofield. 

Southington, (Conn.,) Joseph Vin- 
ton. 

Thomaston, (Conn.,) NV. L. Porter. 

Torrington, (Coun.,) C.W. Lyon. 

Unionville and Burlington, (Con- 
necticut,) Nelson Edwards. - 

Wallingford, (Conn.,) to be sup- 
plied. 

Waterbury, (Conn.,) J. L. Peck. 

Watertown, (Conn.,) G. B. Du- 
sinberre. 

Waterville and Greystone, (Con- 
necticut,) to be supplica. 

Westbrook, (Conn.,) /. H. Crofut. 

West Granby, (Conn.,) A. R. 
Eagan. 

West Haddam and Killingworth, 
(Conn.,) to be supplied. _ 

West Haven,(Conn.,) 7. #. Galbart. 

West Rocky Hill, (Conn.,) to be 
supplied. 

eee soe (Conn.,) to be sup- 
plied. 4 

Westville and Bethany, (Conn.,) 
G. L. Thompson. 

West Winsted, (Conn.,) 2 &. 
Smith. — 

Wethersfield, (Conn.,) to be sup-- 
plied. 

Windsor, (Conn.,) D. G. Downey. 

Windsor Locks, (Conn.,) W. A. 
Stebbins. 

Woodbury,(Conn.,) A. M’ Nicholl. 

Yalesyille and South Meriden, 
(Conn.,) W. #. Markwick. 

Abundio Tovar, Pedro F. Valder=— 
rama, Emilio Fuentes y Betan- 
court, Missionaries in Mexico. 

M. L. Taft, Missionary to China. 

J. W. Beach, President; W. N. 
Rice, Professor, in Wesleyan 
University—members of Mid- 
dletown Quarterly Conference. 


Qursr. 33. Where shall the next ; 
Conference be held ? 


At Asylum Street, Hartford,Conn. 


NORTH-WEST KANSAS CONFERENCE, 1884. 


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NORTH-WEST KANSAS CONFERENCE, 


Held in Salina, Kansas, March 19-23, 1884. 


as 


BISHOP MERRILL, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

None. 


Who are Admitied on 
Trial ? 
W. 4H. Doner, Amos M. Morse, 
Adolphus Pharo, Charles P. Stay- 
ton—4. 


QuEsT. 2. 


QuEst. 8. Who Remain on Trial? 

Solomon L. Semans, Benjamin 
F. Hewlett, William H. Williams, 
George H. Woodward, John W. 
Manners, James Flowers, George 
L. Rarick, Edward G. Cary, Hen- 
ry E. Pickle—9. 


Qusst. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
Euclid R. Price. 


Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection? 

Edson Goodrich, William. J. 
Meredith, William L. Cannon, 
George W. Winterburn, William 
T. Robinson—5. 


QuEstT. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None. 


Quest. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 
None. 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
Edson Goodrich, William J. 
Meredith—2. 


Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
Edson Goodrich, William J. 
Meredith—2. 


Quzst. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
William H. Williams, James 
Flowers, James W. Blundon, 
Charles P. Stayton—4. 


Quzst. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
William H. Williams, James 
Flowers, James W. Blundon, 
Charles P. Stayton—4. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
Edson Goodrich, William J. 
Meredith, William L. Cannon, 
George W. Winterburn, William 
T. Robinson—d. 


Quzst. 18. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
Jobn A. Bull. 











Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Hides ? 


Charles W. Caseley, Joha Pit- |. 


tenger, William R. Leigh, Will- 

iam Allen, Morgan J. Bailey—a. 

Qugst. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders ? 
Charles W. Caseley, John Pit- 

tenger, William R. Leigh, Will- 

iam Allen, Morgan J. Bailey—5. 

QuEst. 16. What Local Deacons 

have been elected Elders? 
None. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Eiders ? 


None. 


QuEstT. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
G. W. Wood, F. L. Tuttle, I. 
G. Morrell—3. 


QuEstT. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


J. W. Scott, H. G. Miller—2. 


Qusst. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died ? 
None. 


Qouzst. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 


Alexander W. White, to Cen- 
tral Alabama; J. WM. Davidson, to 
North Nebraska—2. 


Qosst. 28. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 


None. 


Quest. 25. Have any been Located? 
None. 
Quest. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 
None. 


QuEst. 27. Have any been Hxpelled? 
None. 


QuEst. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

M. M. Stolz, R. A. Carruthers, 
F. D. Baker, R. A. Hoffman, 
James Boicourt, L. V. Morton, 
Isaiah M’ Dowell—’. 


Quust. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 


' (See tabulated statement, p. 162.) 





R. A. HOFFMAN, Secretary. 


Quest. 80. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$498 56. 


QuEst. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$498 56, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference. 


QusEst. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
(These appointments are all in the State 
of Kansas. ] 
SALINA DISTRICT. 
A. N. Sus, P.E. 
(P. O., Salina.) 


Ada, to be supplied. 
Bennington, W. H. Doner. 
Brookville, @. A, Stolz. 
Bunker Hill and Paradise; to be 
supplied. 
Delphos, W. L. Cannon. __ 
Ellis and Hayes City, J. Pittenger. 
Ellsworth, W. A. Saville. —— 
Ellsworth Circuit, to be supplied. 
Glasco, 8. L. Semans.. | 
Gypsum, Jsaiah M’ Dowell. 
Lincoln Centre, W. T. Robinson. 
Mentor, O. XV. Maxson. 
Milton Vale, W. S. Morrison 
Minneapolis, C. W. Caseley. 
Minneapolis Circuit, #. D. Baker. 
Monroe, to be supplied. _ 
North Saline, W. BR. Leigh. 
Russell, J. C. Dana. 
Salina; First Church, 7. 4. Antrim. 
Second Church, to be supplied. 
Smoky Hill, to be supplied. 
Solomon City, A. Z. Riley. 
Wakeeny and Greenfield, A. M. 


Morse. 
Wilson, J. MZ. Miller. 
BELOIT DISTRICT. 
C. L. SHACKELFORD, P.E. 
(P, O., Beloit.) 
Belleville, 2. A. Hoffman. 
Beloit, 7. H. Lockwood. 


Beloit Circuit, £2. V. Morton. 
Burr Oak, A. C. Pattee. 


| Cawker City, A. B. Conwell. 


Olyde, #. H. Fleisher. 
Concordia, J. A. Bull. 
Cuba, G. W. Winterburn. 
Delhi, J. W. Manners. 
Downs, J. C. Walker. 

Glen Elder, S. A. Green. 
Highland and Harrison, & J. 
Bailey. — 3 
Tona and M’Cabe, to be supplied. 

Jamestown, B. F. Hewlett. 

Jewell City, D. D. Campbell. 

Mankato, B. W. Hollen. 

Nelson Centre and Enterprise, J. 
Flowers. 

Omio, to be supplied. 

Pottersburg, to be supplied. 


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Round Springs, to be supplied. 
Rubens, to be supplied. 
Scandia, H. E. Pickle. ; 
Scottsville, G. H. Woodward. 
Seapo, W. H. Williams. 
Solomon Rapids, G. L. Rarick. 
White Rock, to be supplied. 


KIRWIN DISTRICT. 
H. G. BREED, P.E. 
(P, O., Kirwin.) 
Atwood, to be supplied. 
Bristo, A. Phayo. 


Bull City, R. Bisbee. 
Cedarville, to be supplied. 
Clayton and Adell, to be supplied. 
Gaylord, J. Botcourt. 
Germantown, E. Goodrich. 
Judson, to be supplied. 
Kirwin, G. W. Grabe. 
Leonora, #. R. Zimmerman. 
Logan, C. P. Stayton. 

Long Island, #. S. Arrington. 
Marvin, H. Dalton. 

Mount Hope, to be supplied. 
Norton, to be supplied. 
Oberlin, to be supplied. 


NORTH-WEST KANSAS CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Osborne, &. A. Carruthers. 

Phillipsburg, William Allen. 

Plainville, J. A. Stayt. 

Pleasant Plain, to be supplied. 

Slate, to be supplied. 

Smith Centre and Beaver, W. d. 
Meredith. 

Stockton, to be supplied. 

Twelve Mile and Oak Creek, E. 
G. Cary. 


QueEst. 33. Where shall the next 
Conference be held? 
At Clyde. 





KANSAS CONFERENCE, 


Held in Topeka, Kansas, March 26-31, 1884. 


BISHOP MERRILL, 


Quxst. 1. Who are Received by 

Transfer, and from what Con- 

Jerences? 

R. B. Beatty, from North-west 
Indiana; B. B. Dundas, from Col- 
orado; Charles B. Mitchell, from 
South-west Kansas; J. W. Alder- 
man, from Troy; W. 7. Kerr, 
from Central INinois ; J. X. Miller, 
from Illinois; Simon I Chesney, 
from lowa—7. 





Qusst. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial ? 


Thomas E. Sisson, Emanuel J. 
Baskervill, George W. Wheat, 
William Dawson—4. 


Quest. 8. Who Remain on Trial? 

John A. Hubinger, Christopher 
S. Freark, William W. Kendall, 
Jacob F. Dennis, Alonzo J. Drury, 
George W. Patten, Riley T. Bald- 
win, John 8S. Ward—8. 


Qusst. 4. Who are Discontinued? 
‘ None. 


Qusst. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection? 
Benjamin F. Webb, John O. 
Foresman, Richard 8. Finley, 
John P. Badgley, James N. 

M’Curdy—5. 

Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
William Conrad, from Colum- 

bia River, August 11, 1883; P. P. 


Ingalls, from Des Moines, Sep- 
tember 21, 1878—2. 


Quest. 7. Who are Receiwed on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 
None. 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
James N, M’Curdy, Richard 8. 

Finley, John P. Badgley—3. 





Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons? 
James N. M’Curdy, Richard §. 

Finley, John P. Badgley—8. 


C. 


Presiding. 





Quest. 10. What Locat Preachers 
have been elected Deacons? 
William H. Seever, Daniel S. 
Van Duyn—2. 


Qusst. 11.’ What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
William H. Seever, Daniel S. 

Van Duyn—2. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class? 
Benjamin F. Webb, James N. 
M’Curdy, John O. Foresman, 
John P. Badgley—4. 


Quest. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
Alarie S. Embree, John T. 
Mayor, William L. Morris, Charles 
N. Riggle, Edwin Locke—5. 


Quust. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders ? 
Sylvester L. Hunter, Frederick 

§. Allman, Charles F. Teetor—s. 


Quust. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders? 

Sylvester L. Hunter, Frederick 
§. Allman, Charles F. Teetor—3. 


Qussr. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders ? 


None. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Eiders? 


None. 


QuEST. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers? 

J. Curts, F. W. Meyer, W. Buf- 
fington, N. Taylor, J. A. Amos, 
M. Woolpert, O. H. Call, W. G. 
Campbell, James Lawrence, Will- 
jam Friend, C. W. Shaw, A. H. 
Walter, 8. M. Hopkins, J. M. 
Sullivan—14, 


QuzsT. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


James Shaw, Tiber Prentice, 
8S. P. Heath, J. D. Knox, E. C. 


HOLMAN, Secretary. 


Chilson, N. Green, L. D. Price, 
W. Knipe, J. T. Shackelford, 
Henry Moys, D. B. Campbell, 
Walter Oakley, B. F. Bowman, 
J. O. Roberts—14. 


QuEst. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Bxamined 2 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 
Qusst. 21. Have any Died ? 
None. 
Quust. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences? — 
J. H. Kahler, to Southern Cali- 
fornia; E. R. Willis, to California ; 
Mack M. M’Kinney, to Central 
Alabama; William Jones, to Saint 
Louis; #. W. Van Deventer, to 
Nevada—5. > 
QuEst. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
William Wright. 
Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
_ at their own request ? 
G. E. Nicholson, J. 8. Horner, 
J. K. Crawford, W.C. Howard, 
W. W. Wells, E. L. Latham—é6. 


QuEst. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 
QusEsT. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 
None. 


Quest. 27. Have any been Hxpelled ? 
J. D. Bratton. 


Quust. 28. Who are selected for 
Trievs of Appeals ? 
J. Denison, W. R. Davis, Philip 
Krohn, A. J. Coe, J. Biddison, 
J. H. Green, E. Gill—7. 


QuzsT. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 164.) 


Quest. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$2,385. 


KANSAS CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Quzst. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has tt 
been Applied ? 


$1,277 64, 


which has been applied under 
order of the Conference. 


LEAVENWORTH DISTRICT. 
J. R. Mapison, P.E. 
(P. 0., Leavenworth.) 


De Soto, William Conrad. 
Gardner, W. J. Osborne. 
Glenwood, G. R. Houts. 
Kansas City, John Cook. 
Lawrence, J. W. Alderman. 
Leavenworth, C. B. Mitchell. 
Lenexa, W. H. Zimmerman. 
North Lawrence, C. G. Crysler. 
Nortonville, 7. Hoys. 

Olathe, A. 8. Embree. 

Olathe Cireuit, 7. C. Telford. 
Osawkee, to be supplied. 
Oskaloosa, G. S. Dearborn. 
Auburn, J. O. Foresman. -. Rosedale, to be supplied. 
Baldwin City, W. R. Davis. \| Spring Hill, J. S. Smith. 
Baldwin City Circuit, Wélliam | South Wyandotte, 7. B. Gray. 


QusstT. 82. Where are the Preach- 
“ers Stationed ? 


[These appointments are all in the State 
- of Kansas,] 


TOPEKA DISTRICT. 
O. J. Cowxrs, P.E. 
(P. 0., Topeka.) 


Whitney. Tonganoxie, &. #. Otto. 
Burlingame: First Church, H. A. | Valley Falls, L. C. Biggs. 
L. King. Wellsville, L. A. Hibbard. 
Second Church and Osage City, | Winchester, Thomas Sectt. 
G@. W. Patten. Wyandotte, William Stevenson. 


Carbondale, C. Minear. 
Centropolis, E. J. Baskerville. 
Clinton, J. A. Hubinger. 
Grantville, R. #. O’ Byrne. 
Lyndon, £. H. Parkinson. 
“Meriden, Strange Brooks. 
Osage City, W. A. Crawford. 
Pomona, T. E. Sisson. 
Scranton, #. F. Holland. 
Silver Lake, C. Holman. 
Tecumseh, C. N. Riggle. 
Topeka: First Church, S. IL’ Ches- 


Wyandotte and Rosedale, J. B. 
Gibbs. 

James Marvin, Superintendent of 
United States Indian School, 
Lawrence—member of Lawrence 
Quarterly Conference. 

J. Lippencott, Chancellor of State 
University —member of Law- 
rence Quarterly Conference. 


ATCHISON DISTRICT. 
J. Dennison, P.E. 
(PB. 0., Atchison.) 


Atchison, P. Krohn. 
Capioma, to be supplied. 
Centralia, A. G. Murray. 
Corning, C. 8. Freark. 
Hiawatha, #. Gili. 
Highland, Z. A. Tallman. 
Holton, 7. A. Motter. 
Holton Cireuit, 12. Spencer. 
Kennekuk, A. J. Drury. 
Monrovia, to be, supplied. 
Morrill, to be gee its 
Muscotah and iting, to be sup- 
plied. 
Robinson, H. A. Pasley. 
Sabetha, Edwin Locke. 
Seneca, S. G. Griffis. 
Severance, J. W. Graham. 
Troy, J. H. Glendenning. 
West Atchison, to be supplied. 
Wetmore, W. 7. Kerr. 
White Cloud, J. N. M’Curdy. 


Moses Spencer, Conference Tract 
Agent. 


ney. y 
Kanees Avenue, A. J. Coe. 
Mount Olive and Asbury, to be 

supplied. : 
Parkdale, J. H. Zabriskt. 
Vinland, G. Winterbourne, 
Wakarusa, W. L. Morris. 


W. H. Sweet, President; C. A. 
Weaver, Professor, in Baker 
University—members of Bald- 
win City Quarterly Conference. 


J. J. Thompson, District Superin- 
tendent of American Bible Soci- 
ety—member of First Church 
Quarterly Conference. 


E. F. Hill, Educational and Cen- 
tennial Agent—member of Bald- 
win City Quarterly Conference. 


H. D. Fisher, District  Superin- 
tendent of American Bible Soci- 
ety for Utah, Montana, and Wy- 
oming—member of First Church 
Quarterly Conference. | 





58 


MANHATTAN DISTRICT, 
W. J. Mrronett, P.E. 
(P. 0., Manhattan.) 


Abilene, 2. Wake. 
Abilene Circuit, / 8. Allman. 
Alma, W. W. Kendall. 
Chalk Mound, to be supplied. 
Chapman, J. MM. Wilson. 
Council Grove, R. L. MZ’ Nabb. 
Council Grove Circuit, to be sup- 

plied. 
Eskridge, C. F. Teetor. 
Good Hope, G. W. Miller. 
Junction City, J. A. Simpson. 
Louisville, &. B. Beatty: 
Manhattan: Fifth Street, William 

Dawson. 

First Church, P. P. Ingalls. 
Milford, J. S. Ward. 
North Dickinson, J. P. Badgley. — 
Parkville, B. F. Webb. ’ 
Saint Mary's, JW. Clock. 
Wakefield, J. &. Shultz. 
Wamego, P. T. Rhodes. 
Westmoreland, S. L. Hunter. 
White City, G. W. Browning. 
Wilmington, J. M’ Quiston. 
Woodbine, C. C. Culmer. 


CLAY CENTRE DISTRICT. 
W. H. Unperwoop, P.E. 
(P. O., Clay Centre.) 


Beattie, to be supplied. 
Cireleville, W. 4. Sedore. 
Clay Centre: First Church, J. K. 
Miller. 
Second Church, &. Rector. 
Clifton, J. Biddison. 
Frankfort, J. T. Mayor. 
Garrison, J. Brown. 
Green, J. F. Dennis. —— 
Greenleaf, to be supplied. 
Havensville, S. 0. Lamb. 
Hollenberg, G. W. Wheat. 
Idana, R. 'f. Baldwin. 
Irving, S. B. Woolpert. 
Leonardville, G. W. Havermaie. 
Linn and Palmer, B. 2. Purlett. 
Marysville, #. R. Brown. . 
Morganville, B. B. Dundas. 
Oketo, D. J. Crooks. 
Washington, J. H. Green. 
Waterville and Blue Rapids, #. #. 
Bailiff. 
Waterville Circuit, J. H. Colt. 
W. R. Kistler, Missionary in New 
Mexico, 
Quust. 33. Where shall the neut 
Conference be held ? 
At Clay Center. 





NORTH INDIANA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Peru, Ind., April 2-7, 1884. 


BISHOP FOSS, Presiding. 





Samuel L. Johnson, William F. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Cook, Eli R. Small—5. 


Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences? : 
T. J. Elkin, from Kansas, 


Qusst. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 


Henry Bridge, Ernest E, Neal, 


Quzsr. 3. Who Remain on Trial? 

Isaac W. Singer, Andrew C. 
Gruber, Mitchell 8. Marble, John 
B. Alleman, Thos. D. Tharp, Le- 
ander E, Knox, Geo. M. Carpenter, 


C. G. HUDSON, Secretary. 


Wm. M. Stranahan, Albert A. Pit- 
enger, Takahara Yasutaro—10. 
Quust. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
Lucius C. Harrison. 
Quust. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 

Charles H. Murray, Freder- 

ick M. Stone, Somerville Light, 


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_ David Kivett, Lewis A. Beeks, 

Alfred 8. Rogers, James C. Mur- 

ray, Orange V. L. Harbour, John 
. Bowen—9. 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 

James D. Belt, located by Ken- 
tucky Conference, September 8, 
1883. 


Qurst. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 


None. 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
Charles H. Murray, Somerville 

Light, Frederick M. Stone, Lewis 

A. Beeks, Orange V. L. Harbour, 

Jobn W. Bowen, David Kivett—7. 


Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
Charles H. Murray, Somerville 
Light, Frederick M. Stone, Lewis 
A. Beeks, Orange V. L. Harbour, 
John W. Bowen, David Kivett—7. 





Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 


Amos Cook. 


Qurst. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 


Amos Cook. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 

James M. Woolpert, Cyrus U. 
Wade, Alfred 8. Rogers, James 
C. Murray, Charles H. Murray, 
Somerville Light, Frederick M. 
Stone, Lewis A. Beeks, Orange V. 
L. Harbour, John W. Bowen, 
David Kivett—11. 





Quest. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
Hoyt B. Hunt, Edward W. Os- 
born, Frank G. Brown—3. 


Quzst. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders ? 
Joseph H. Slack, Madison Swad- 
ener, Newton Wray, Charles E. 
White—4. 


Quzsr. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Hiders ? 
Joseph H. Slack, Madison Swad- 

ener, Newton Wray, Charles E. 

White—4. 


Nore.—Almon W. Greenman and 
Charles Bishop, having been previously 
ordained, were, by vote of the Confer- 
ae passed to the list of effective 
elders, 


Quust. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders ? 
None. 

Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders ? 
None. 





Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
James M. Woolpert, R. F. Brew- 
ington, A. H. Kistler, W. R. Jor- 
dan, W. H. Pierce, E. S. Preston, | 


A. G. M’Carter, S. C. Miller, P. 
Carland, J. W. Lewellen, G. B. 
Work, E. S. Freeman, Frederick 
M. Stone, Newton Wray, W. O. 
Pierce—16. 


Qurst. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

H. N. Barnes, J. Maffit, J. 
Whiteman, J. C. Medzker, G. W. 
Bowers, B. Smith, O. V. Lemon, 
William Wilson, A. M. Kirkwood, 
L. Roberts, R. D. Spellman, R. A. 
Newton, John C. Mahin, J. Col- 
clazer, G. Havens, J. P. Nash, 
I. Cooper, J. W. Smith, W. An- 
derson, J. H. M’Mahon, James 
Johnston, I. N. Rhoades, Nelson 
Gillam, Reuben Toby, L. W. Mun= 
son, E. M. Baker, N. High Peddycord, 
John Harrison, W. E. M’Carty, C. 
P. Wright—30. 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died? 
E. Maynard, J, I. Payton—2. 
(See obituaries, p. 86.) 


Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences ? 


Addis Albro, to New England 
Southern; James G. Slusser, to 
East Ohio; H. C. Myers, to Wis- 
consin—3, 


Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 


George 8. Clark. 


Quest. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges? 


None. 


Quest. 27. Have any been Hxpelled ? 
None. 


Quust. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

A. W. Lamport, J. B. Carns, 
Enoch Holdstock, Albert Cone, F. 
T. Simpson, B. A. Kemp, W. 8. 
Stewart—7. 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 


(See tabulated statement, p. 169.) 


QuEsT. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund 2 


$7,212. 


QUEST. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied 2 

$3,606 06, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference. 








NORTH INDIANA CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Quest. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? . 
(These appointments are allin the State 
: of Indlana, 
FORT WAYNE DISTRICT. 
C. W. Lyweu, P.E. 
(P. 0,, Fort Wayne.) 


Angola, I. M. Woolvertgn..j 
Arcola, to be supplied. 
Auburn, C. W. Church. 
Bluffton, H. J. Lacey. 
Coesse, Henry Bridge. 
Decatur, M. A. Teague. 
Fort Wayne: Berry Street, J. X. 
Waltz. 
Simpson Church, to be Pupphed, 
Third Street, to be supplied. 
Wayne Street, A. W. Lamport. 
Fremont, A. H. Currie. 
Garrett, Chauncey King. 
Geneva, P. S. Cook. 
Harlan, I. W. Singer. 
Huntertown, J. J. Bicknell. 
Huntington, James Greer. 
Leo, J. H. Slack. 
Markle, C. H. Murray. 
Monroe, to be supplied. 
Monroeville, to be supplied, 


| New Haven, to be supplied. 


Ossian, #. P. Church. / 

Poneto, J. B. Cook. 

Roanoke, J. A. Lewellen. 

Sheldon, to be supplied. 

W. F. Yocum, President; MM. S. 
Mets, Agent, of Fort Wayne Col- 
lege—members of Wayne Street 
Quarterly Conference. ; 

T. W. Lincoln, Missionary in 
Utah, 


GOSHEN DISTRICT. 
M. H. Menpennatt, P.E. 
(P. 0., Elkhart.) 


Albion, W. S. Stewart. 

Bristol, H. B. Hunt. 

Butler, D. C.. Woolpert. 

Corunna, J. L. Ramsey. 

Elkhart, #. F. Hasty. 

Elkhart Cireuit, Wélliam Lash. 

Goshen, Clark Skinner. 

Hamilton, to be supplied., 

Kendallville, Z. A. Retts. 

La Grange, J. B. Carnes. 

Lima and Van Buren, O. S. Har- 
ruson. 

Leesburg, M. H. Mott. 

Ligonier, H. M. Lamport. 

Middlebury, Somerville Light, 

Milford, J. S. Cain. 

Mishawaka, C. £. Bacon. 

Nappanee, to be supplied. 

New Paris, W. R. Wones. 

Orland, M. 8. Marble. 

Osceola, J. D. Belt. 

Valentine and Ontario, G. M. 
penter. 

Waterloo, W. M. Van Slyke. 

Wawaka, J. W. Paschall. 

Wolcottville, C. H. Wilkinson. 

A. W. Greenman, Missionary in 
Mexico. 


, WARSAW DISTRIOT, 
W. J. Vieus, P.E. 
(P. 0., Wabash.) 


Akron, to be supplied. 
Andrews, Ff. A. Robinson. 
Bourbon, C, U. Wade. 


Cur- 


NORTH INDIANA CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Columbia City, Hnoch Holdstock. 

Inwood, H. C. Klingel. 

La Fontaine, J. W. Cain. 

Lagro, A. J. Lewellen. 

Larwill, John Thomas. 

Liberty Mills, to be supplied. 

Macy, A. J. Carer. 

Marion, Almon Greenman. 

Mexico, LZ. J. Smith. 

Mount Etna, O. V. L. Harbour. 

North Manchester, Madison Swad- 
ener, 

North Webster, T. C. Neal. 

Palestine, V. D. Shackelford. 

Pierceton, A. S. Wooten. 

Perrysburg, WZ. H. Smith. 

Roann, J. M. Rush 

Silver Lake, David Kivett. 

South Whitley, G. H. Hill. 

Warsaw, A. #. Mahin. 

Wabash, C. H. Brown. | 

Wabash Circuit, to be supplied. 

Warren, J. B. Alleman. 


KOKOMO DISTRICT. 
C. E. Dissro, P.E. 
(P. 0., Kokomo.) 


Alto, Milton Wayman. 

Bunker Hill, /. A. Jackson. 

Cicero, T. H. C. Beall. 

Elwood and Frankton, L. A. 
Beeks. 

Goldsmith and Kempton, to be 
supplied, 

Greentown, L. E. Knox. 

Jolietville, to be supplied. 


Kokomo, C. G. Hudson. 
Logansport: Broadway, J. 4. 
ford. 


Market Street, Z. J. Naftzger. 
Wheatland Street, E. E. Neal. 
New Britain, J. J. Cooper. 
New Waverly, J. S. 22’ Hwee. 


Noblesville, H. J. Meck. 
Peru, W. H. Daniel. 
Point Isabel, W. M. Stranahan. 
Russiaville, T. D. Tharp. 
Santa Fe, /, A. Fish. 
Sharpsville, C,H. White. 
Sheridan, James Leonard. 
Sims, to be supplied. 
Tipton, Albert Cone. 
Walton, A. UM, Patterson. 
Westfield, to be supplied, 
Windfall, E. W. Osburn. 
Xenia, T. J. Hikin. 


MUNCIE DISTRICT. 
R. D. Rozryson, P.E. 


(P. 0., 303 North New Jersey Street, In- 


dianapolis.) 


Albany, D. D. Powell. 
Alexandria, to be supplied. 
Anderson, #. 7. Simpson. 
Anderson Circuit, J. A. Ruley. 
Daleville, to be supplied. 
Dunkirk, Benneville Sawyer. 
Eaton and New Corner, S. L 
Johnson, one to be supplied. 
Farmland, A. S. Rogers. 
Fishersburg, W. #. Curtis. 
Fortville, A. C. Gerard. 
Hartford City, NV. H. Phillips. 
Jonesborough, F. G. Brown. 
Muncie, Thomas Stabler. 
Muncie Circuit, D. F. Stright. 
M’Cordsville,. to be supplied. 
Montpelier, A. C. Smith. ‘ 
New Burlington, R. H. Smith. 
Pendleton, P. J. Albright. 
Pennville, J. 7. Fétro. 
Perkinsville, W. F. Cook. 
Red Key, W. C. M’ Kaag. 
Selma, J. S. M1’ Carty. 
Upland, A. A. Pitenger, 
inchester, J. C. Murray. 





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RICHMOND DISTRICT. 
W.S. Biron, P.E. 

(P. O., Richmond.) 
Cambridge City, W. D. Parr. 
Cadiz, &, B. Powell. 

Centreville, W. S. Boston. 

Charlottesville, Charles Harvey. 

Dublin, E. R. Small. 

Fountain City, 2. S. Reed. 

Greenfield, /. W. Welch. 

Hagerstown, Thomas Sells. 

Knightstown, H. NV. Herrick. 

Lewisville and Ogden, to be sup- 
plied. 

Lynn, to be supplied. 

Middletown, J. W. Jiller. 

New Castle, Y. B. Meredith. 

Philadelphia, A. C. Gruber. 

Portland, J. #. Rhoades, 

Portland Cireuit, J. W. Bowen. 
Richmond: First Church, B. A. 
Kemp. . 

Grace Church, Frost Craft. 

Ridgeville, J. W. Lowrey. 

Spiceland, Milton Mahin. 

Trenton, J. W. M’ Daniel. 

Union City, J. 2. Lrvin. 

Whitewater, Hosea Woolpert. 

Williamsburg, William Peck. 

J. E. Harp, Professor De Pauw 
University — member of Grace 
Church Quarterly Conterence, 

W. F. Walker, J. H. Pyke, Chen 
Ta Yung, Te.Jui, Missionaries 
to China. 

Charles Bishop, Takahara Yasu- 
taro, Missionaries to Japan. 

D. M. Brown, Missionary to New 
Mexico. 


Quest. 83. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 
At Neweastle, Ind. 





NORTHERN NEW YORK CONFERENCE, 


Held in Utica, N. Y-, April 9-16, 1884. 


BISHOP HARRIS, 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

Irving J. Nowrse, from Ohio; 
Elliott E. Cheeseman, from Wis- 
consin; James D. Phelps, from 
Central New York—3. 

Quest. 2. Who are Admitted on 

Trial ? 

James B. Kenyon, Matthew D. 
Sill, Arthur A. Pierce, Mattison 
W. Chase—4. 

Quzst. 3. Who Remain on T: vial ? 
Bufus E. King, Albert C. 

Loucks, Brayton M. Phelps, 

Charles C. Townsend, William D. 

Marsh, Elliott E. Cheeseman—6. 

Quust. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 

None. 
Qusst. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 
Abner J. Felshaw, George W. 





Presiding. 





Wood, Charles H. Walton, Her- 
bert W. Howard, Harry B. Fritts 
—éd. 

Quust. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 

None. 
Qurst. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 
James Phillips Dunham, an 
elder from the Methodist Episco- 
pal Church of Canada. 

Qurst. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
Abner J. Felshaw, Charles H. 

Walton, Harry B. Fritts—8. 


Quzst. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
Abner J. Felshaw, Charles H. 

Walton, Harry B. Fritts—3. 


Qusst. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 


James R. Clark, Frederick 





M. R. WEBSTER, Secretary. 


Gates, Henry Fox, Charles C. 
Townsend—4. 


Qumst. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
James R. Clark, Frederick 
Gates, Henry Fox, Charles (. 
Townsend—4. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
Abner J. Felshaw, George W. 
Wood, Charles H. Walton, Her- 
bert W. Howard, Harry B. Fritts 
—d. 


Quest. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 


Brainard De F. Snyder, Charles 
Sheard, Andrew J. Cottrell, Ash- 


ton C, Eddy—4. 


Quust. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Hlders? 


Isaac G. Price, Julius E. Hall, 


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Smith W. Brown, 
Stantord, Wilmot W. Van Dusen, 
Andrew M. Child, Charles W. 
M’Cormick—’. 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders ? 
Isaac G. Price, Julius E. Hall, 
Smith W. Brown, Francis B. 
Stanford, Wilmot W. Van Dusen, 
Andrew M. Child, Charles W. 
M’Cormick—7. 


Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Hiders ? 


None. 


Quzst. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders ¢ 


None. 


Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu- 

e merary Preachers ? 

Elijah Smead, Pomeroy Wright, 
Oran Lathrop, O. P. Pitcher, J. 
F. Brown, E. C. Bruce, W. F. 
Purington, W. H. Hall, 8. P. 
Gray, E. S. Cheeseman—10. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

A. E. Munson, Silas Slater, Jo- 
seph Smedley, Darius Simons, E. 
L. Wadsworth, E. H. Gaylord, P. 
D. Gorrie, Byron Alden, Orra 
Squires, Warren Turner, Almanzo 
Blackman, B. 8. Wright, O. C. 
Lathrop, James Wells, A. S. 
Nickerson, J. T. Wright, G. W. 
Plank, W. H. Hawkins, David 
Stone, I. L. Hunt, A. 8. Baker, 
Alexander Le Clair, Allen Miller, 
E. W. Wheeler, Squire Boyd, C. 
M. Bowen, 8. C. Goodsell, J. F. 
Dayan, D. B. Smith, S, C. Corbin, 
D. P. Knapp, W. C. Goodwin, 
Jehiel Austin, E. H. Munger, J. 
N. Brown, D. D. Parker, L. E. 
Marvin, A. M. Roe, W. W. Hunt, 
J. W. Roberts, Charles Manson, 
Alonzo Wells, E. C. Brown, R. 
N. Barber, A. F. Biyelow, Josiah 
Zimmerman, W. C. M’Donald, A. 
C. Woodward, Moses Wells—49. 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference, 


QuEsT. 21. Have any Died? 


H. O. Tilden, R. E. King, E. FE. 
Kellogg, J. O. Gifford, R. O. 
Beebe, Josiah Fletcher—6. 


(See obituaries, p. 91.) 


QuEsT. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Served, and towhat Conferences ? 


Joseph Baird, to New York | 


East; #. A. Beck, to Iowa; T. P. 
Bradshaw, to Nevada—3. 
Quzst. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 
Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request 2 


W. F. Hemmingway, E. A. 
Palliet Bids cs Wes 





Francis B. ; QuEsr. 25. Have any been Located ? | Cold Brook and Russia, #, 


None. 


QuEst. 26. Have any been permitted 


to Withdraw under Charges ¢ 
None. 


Quest. 27. Have any been Hupelled 


‘ None. 


Note.—Merritt N. Capron was deposed 


from the ministry. 


QuuEst. 28. Who are selected for 


Triers of Appeals ? 

W. ¥. Markham, Samuel Sals 
bury, W. R. Cobb, B. F. Wood, 
W. F. Brown, M. D. Kinney, 8. 
E. Brown—7. 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 


Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 166.) 


Quzst. 80. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$7,075 


Quest. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$4,054 51, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference. 


Qusst. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
(These appointments are all in the State 
of New York.] 
ADAMS DISTRICT. 
T, B. SHEPHERD, P.E. 
(P, 0., Watertown.) 


Adams, Gordon Moore. 
Barnes’s Corners, to be supplied. 
Belleville, A. #. Corse, 
Brownville, S. M. Warn. 
Cape Vincent, A. &. Warner. 
Champion, Z. Z. Davy. ~ 
Chaumont, /. 4. Cosgrove. 
Constableville, to be supplied. 
Copenhagen, B. F. Wood. 
Eliisburg, Daniel Fulford. 
Henderson, to be supplied. 
Loraine, S. M. Crofoot. 
Lowville, Z. 8. Bingham. 
Mannsville, C. H. Walton. 
Martinsburg, Zsaac Jenkins. 
Montague, to be supplied. 
New Bremen, A. J. Cottrell. 
Pillar Point, 0. #. Nichols. 
Point Peninsula, Hdward Hverett. 
Port Leyden, H. A. Harris. 
Rodman, Peter Le Clair. 
Sackett’s Harbor, MZ. 7. Hiil. 
Three Mile Bay, R. E. King. 
Turin, A. C. Danforth. 
Watertown: State Street, 7. R. 
Webster. 
Watson, W. C. Empey. 
West Martinsburg, /. B. Stanford. 


HERKIMER DISTRICT. 
H. W. Bennett, P.E. 

(P. O., Lion.) 
Brockett’s, Charles Sheard. 
Brookfield and Leonardsville, <J/. 

G. Brooks. 
Cedar Lake, F. K. Pierce. 
Cherry Valley, G. H. Van Viiet. 
Clayville, 1. G. Wadsworth. 





NORTHERN NEW YORK CONFERENCE, 1884. 


R. 
Northrup. 

Eariville, J. G. Benson. 

East Hamilton, &. J. Smith. « 

Fairfield and Middleville, Z. B. 
Gray. 

Forestport, J. Z. Short. 

Frankfort, Harlow Skeel. 

Herkimer, H. i. Danforth. 

lion, S. O. Burnes. 

Jordanyille, Samuel Saulsbury. 

Laselisville and Oppenheim, to 
be supplied. : 

Little Falls, /ames Coote. 

Mohawk, G. B. Fairhead. 

Newport and Poland, J. V. Fer- 
guson. 

Norway and Gray, Z. &. Grant. 

Ohio, to be supplied. 

Remsen, L. B. Noulton. 

Richfield Springs, O. C. Cole. 

Salisbury, Z. B. Van Valkenberg. 

Saint Johnsville, A. G. Markham. 

Sauquoit, William Williams. 

Schuyler and West Frankfort, A. 
J. Felshaw. 

Springtield, S. W. Brown. 

Starkville and Van Hornsville, 
Othniel Holmes. 

Warren, Henry Hrnst. 

Waterville, J. #. Ensign. 

West Winfield, A. C. Loucks. 


OSWEGO DISTRICT. 
G. M. Map, P.E. 
(P, O., Kirkville.) 


Amboy, Lester Brown. 
Camden, W. ZL. Tisdale. 
Central Square, Daniel Marvin, 


Jr. 

Cleveland, G. W. Wood. 

Constantia, G. W. Bent. 

Durhamville, A. WV. Fradenberg. . 

Florence, C. H. Harris. 

Fulton, W. &. Markham. 

Gilbert’s Mills, B. De F. Snyder. 

Granby Centre, H. B. Fritts. 

Hannibal, S. 7. Dibble, 

Hannibal Centre, George Ernst. 

Mallory, to be supplied. 

Mexico, C. H. Guile. 

New Haven, (. 2. Beebe. 

North Bay, to be supplied. 

Orwell, H. #. Chase. 

Oswego: Centre, J. B. Kenyon. 
First Church, J. C. Darling. 
Trinity, 2. D. Peaslee. 

Parish, to be supplied. 

Pulaski, C. W. Brooks. 

Redfield, to be supplied. 

Sandy Creek, A. -/. Cowles. 

Scriba and Lansing, Z. J. Nowrse. 

South Richland, WV. MZ. Caton. 

Vermillion, M. W. Chase. 

Vienna, J. H. Buck. 

Volney, to be supplied. 

West Sandy Creek, to be supplied. 

Williamstown, W. H. Bury. 


SAINT LAWRENCE DIST. 


ALEXANDER BRAMLEY, P.E. 
(P. O., Potsdam,) 


Bangor, to be supplied. 
Brasher, W. #. Dillenbeck. 
Buck’s Bridge, C. C. Townsend. 
Burke, G. S. Hastings. 

Canton, W. F. Brown. 
Chateaugay, 4. D. Webster. 
Colton, to be supplied. 
Constable, A. C. Eddy. . 


NORTHERN NEW YORK CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Dickinson, to be supplied. 

Fort Covington and Bombay, W. 
F. Ball. 

Fort Jackson, to be supplied. 

Lawrence, Samuel Short. 

Lewisville, to be supplied. 

Lisbon, to be supplied. 

Madrid, W. A. Nichols. 

Malone, W. F. Tooke. 

Massena, Henry Hesselgrave. 

Moira, W. #. Kanoff. - 

Morristown, D. L. Phelps. 

Nicholville, M. D. Sill. 

Norfolk, C. N. Highy. 

Norwood, W. M. Holbrook. 

Ogdensburg, C. W. M’ Cormick. 

Oswegatchie, Reuben Sherman. 

Parishville, W. D. Marsh. 

Potsdam, Samuel Call. 

Saint Regis Indian Mission, to be 
supplied. 

South Canton, W. C. Lent. 

South Malone, to be supplied. 

Stockholm, J. P. Dunham. 

Waddington, WN. £. | Bush. 

Waverly, W. R. Helms. 


UTICA DISTRICT. 
L. L. Pater, P.E. 
(P. O., Rome.) 
Ava, S. M. Fisk. 
Booneville, H. i. Church. 
Clinton, £. H. Waugh. 
Deansville, W. S. Titus. 
Delta and Westonville, 
Dorr. 

Floyd, Lemuel Clark. 
Hamilton, G. G. Daines. 


C. £. 





Knoxborough, @. P. Kinney. 
Lee Center, J. W. Simpson. 
Lowell, to be supplied. 

Madison, Robert Pint. 

Maynard, J. A. Lamb. 

New Hartford, D. W. Ayles- 
worth. 

New London, to be supplied. 

New York Mills, W. 2. Codd. 

North Western, William Merri- 
field. 

Oriskany Falls, A. A. Pierce. 

Rome: First Church, C. W. Par- 

SONS. 
Liberty Street, Zbenezer Ar- 
nold, 

Steuben, 4. M Child, 

Taberg, Sanger Dewey. 

Trenton, H. W. P.. Allen. 

Utica: Centenary, Z. D. White. 
First Church, /. D. Phelps. 
South Street, W. #. Reynolds. 

Vernon, C. H. Babcock. 

Vernon Centre, 7. H. IM’ Clen- 
then. 

Verona, Chamberlain Phelps. 

Welsh Mission, W. R. Graffith. 

Westmoreland, Hiram Nicolls. 

Whitestown, #. W. Jones. 

C. W. Bennett, Professor in Syra- 
cuse University— member of 
First Church, Rome, Quarterly 
Conference. 


WATERTOWN DISTRICT. 


Witiiam Watson, P.E. 
(@. 0., Watertown.) 


Alexandria Bay, H. W. Howard. 








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j Antwerp, W. W. Van Dusen. 


Black River, J. B. Hammond. 

Carthage, D. B. White. 

Clayton, D. F. Pierce. 

De Kalb, 8. F. Danforth. 

De Pauville, 1. 2. Wright. 

De Peyster, to be supplied. 

Edwards and Fine, to be sup- 
plied. 

Evans’ Mills, 4. LZ. Smith. 

Gouverneur, W. D. Chase. 

Hammond, Anson Cheeseman. 

Hermon, Z. C. Abbott: 

Heuvelton, M. WM. Rice. 

La Fargeyille, J. #. Hall. 

Macomb, //. RB. Smith. 

Natural Bridge, S. &. Kenyon. 

Ox Bow, B. M. Phelps. 

Pamelia, to be supplied. 

Philadelphia, Thomas Richey. 

Plessis, 2. L. Whipple. 

Rensselaer Falls, Wbenezer Briggs. 

Richville, E. E. Cheeseman. 

Russell, #, A. Woodward. 

Saint Lawrence, J. G. Price. —» 

Spragueville, W. 2 Hall. 

Theresa, S. 4. Brown. 

Thousand Island Park, M@ D. 
Kinney. 

Watertown: Arsenal Street, W. 
HH, Reese. 

C. E. Hawkins, Principal of Ives 
Seminary—member of Antwerp 
Quarterly Conference. 


Quest. 83. Where shall the next 
Conference be held? | 


At Ogdensburg, N. Y. 





NEW ENGLAND SOUTHERN CONFERENCH, 


Held in New Bedford, April 9-14, 1884. 


BISHOP FOSTER, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

WwW. A. Wright, from East 
Maine; WN. 7. Whitaker and W. W. 
Colburn, from New England; £. 
K. Stratton and C. B. Pitblado, 
from New Hampshire—d. 


Quest. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 

George E. Dunbar, W. H. Allen, 
George W. King, William L. 
Hood, Jacob F. Cooper, Thomas 
A. Johnston, John O. Denning, 
John A. Patterson—S. 


Quzst. 8. Who Remain on Trial ? 

Thomas Simms, Charles H. 
Dalrymple, Frank P, Parkin, 
Winfield W. Hall, Lewis B. Cod- 
ding, Frank Bowler—6. 


Qusst. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 
Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 


Henry M. Cole, Jacob Betts, 
Howard E, Cook, Shepherd F. 





Harriman, Nathaniel W. Jordan, 

William F. Davis, William A. 

Wright—7. 

Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None. 

Qurst. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches? 
None. 

Quzst. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
Jacob Betts. 


Quust. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 


Jacob Betts. 


Quzst. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 

Winfield W. Hall, John Tro- 
land, Jacob L. Shiveley, George 
W. King, William L. Hood, Frank 
S. Townsend, Frederick C. Baker, 
John M’Vay, Charles T. Hatch, 
Jacob F. Cooper—10. 


Quast. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 


Winfield W. Hall, John Tro- 





ve J. TALBOT, Secretary. 


land, Jacob L. Shiveley, George 
W. King, William L. Hood, Frank 
8. Townsend, Frederick C. Baker, 
John M’Vay, Charles T. Hatch, 
Jacob F. Cooper—10. 


QuEST. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class. ? 
Henry M. Cole, Jacob Betts, 
Howard E. Cook, Shepherd F. 
Harriman, Nathaniel W. Jordan, 
William F, Davis, William A. 
Wright—7. 


Qusst. 13. Who are the Traveling 

Deacons of the Second Olass ? 

Joseph B. Hingley, Charles F. 
Sharpe, George E. Brightman, 
Charles A. Stenhouse, John A. 
Rood, William I. Ward, George 
A. Grant, Winfield C. Helt, Joha 
Thompson, William H. Turking- 
ton, Charles 8. Davis—11. 


Quzst. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Eiders ? 
Charles W. Holden, Andrew J. 
Coultas, Jr., Walter P. Stoddard, 
Benjamin F. Simon, George O. 
King, Edward Williams—6, 


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- Quust. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have veen ordained Eiders ? 
Charles W. Holden, Andrew J. 

Coultas, Jr., Walter P. Stoddard, 

Benjamin F. Simon, George C. 

King, Edward Williams—6. 


Quzst. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Hiders ? 
None. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

C. Nason, W. H. Richards, L. 
E. Dunham, C. Banning, D. Wise, 
i. H. Hatfield, W. O. Cady, L. 
D. Bentley, W. P. Hyde, J. O. 
Dodge, E. S. Stanley, Philip 
Hawks, (with work,) D. J. Grif- 
fin, E. M. Anthony, N. Goodrich, 
E. G. Babeock, A. W. Seavey, J. 
H. Allen, A. J. Church—19. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuaied Preachers? 


J. GC. Allen, F. A. Loomis, C. 
S. Sandford, J. Cady, L. Pierce, 
G. H. Winchester, W. F. Farring- 
ton, E. B. Hinkley, J. Marsh, 
S. W. Coggeshall, J. B. Husted, 
C. Morse, G. W. Stearnes, A. E. 
Hall, J. Howson, J. T. Benton, 
M. P. Alderman, B. C. Phelps, 
C. A. Carter, 8. B. Chase, E. A. 
Lyon, G. W. Wooding, J. Love- 
joy, E. B. Bradford, J.O. Thomp- 
son, T. Ely, F. Upham, G. W. 
Blood, S. Fox, Theophilus B. 
Gurney—29. 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 


each Preacher Hxamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Qusst. 21. Have any Died ? 


Shadrach Leader, Erastus Ben- 
ton, D. M. Rogers—8, 


(See obituaries, p. 97.) 


Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences ¢ 
William T. Worth, to New En- 
gland; Ezra Tinker, to Maine; 
Addis Albro, to Newark—8. 


QuusT, 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 
QuEsT. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request? 
None. 


Quest. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 

Quest. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 
None. 

Quest. 27. Have any been Hupelled? 
None, 

QuEST. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals? 

William H. Stetson, J. Mother, 
J. 8. Hawkins, D. A. Jordan, C. 





W. Ewer, £. A. Crafts, J. D. 
King—7. 


Quast. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 181.) 


QuzEst. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$4,495 95, 


Quzst, 81. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 


$4,352 12, 


which has been applied under 
order of the Conference. 


Quust. 82. Where are the Preach- 

ers Stationed ? 

(The appointments of this District are 
allin the State of Rhode Island, except 
as otherwise indicated. ] ; 

PROVIDENCE DISTRICT. 
M. J. Tasort, P.E. 
(P. O., Providence.) 


Attleboro, (Mass.,) J. A. Z. Rich. 
Bristol, #. D. Hall. 
Brockton, (Mass.:)CentralChurch, 
A. R. Palmer. 
West Church, to be supplied. 
Brockton, Quincy, and Easton 
Swedish Mission, (Mass.,) to be 
supplied. 
Campello, (Mass.,) A. W. Kings- 


ley. 
Central Falls: Embury Church, 
G. M. Hamilen, 
Centreville, D. A. Whedon. 
Cochesett, (Mass.,) J. A. Rood. 
Cranston, to be supplied. 
Diamond Hill, W. B. Heath. 
Drownville, to be supplied. 
East Blackstone, (Mass.,) to be 
supplied. 
East Greenwich, W. H. Starr, W. 
MK. Bray. 
East Providence: Haven Church, 
A. Anderson. 
East Weymouth, (Mass.,) S. /. 
Carroll, 
Porter Church, F. D. Sargeant. 
Greene, to be supplied. 
Hanover, (Mass.,) to be supplied, 
Hebronville and Dodgeville,(Mas- 
sachusetts,) J. Q. Adams. 
Hill’s Grove, George E. Dunbar. 
Hingham, (Mass.,) to be supplied. 
Holbrook and West Abington, 
(Mass.,) G. E. Brightman. 
Hope and Washington, @. . 
Hinckley. 
Hope Valley, to be supplied. 
Hull, to be supplied. 


JLane’s Station, (Mass.,) W. 7. 


Stetson. 
Little Compton, &. W. Goodier. 
Mansfield, (Mass.:) Emmanuel 
Church, N. W. Jordan. 
First Church, to be supplied. 
Mapleville and Glendale, V. W. 
Mattoon. 
Marshfield, (Mass.,) to be sup- 
plied. 
Middletown, W, A. Wright. 
Millville, (Mass.,) W. C. Helt. 
Nantasket, (Mass.,) James Mather. 
Newport: First Church, J. Hol- 
lingshead. 
Thames Street, Z. F. Clark. 





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NEW ENGLAND SOUTHERN CONFERENCE, 1884. . 


North Easton, (Mass.,) J/, Ran- 
SOM, - 
North Rehoboth, (Mass.,) G. W. 


King. 

North Stoughton, (Muss.,) to be 
supplied. 

Pascoag, Hdward Edson. 

Pawtucket: First Church, G. W. 

Anderson, 

Thomson Church, J. Thomp- ~ 

son. 

Pheevix, A. Carroll. 

Portsmouth, W. H. Allen. 

Providence: Asbury, W. /. Smith. 
Broadway, C. B. Pitblado. 
Chestnut Street, CO. LZ. Goodell. 
Cranston Street, H. E. Cook. 
Harris Avenue, C. F. Sharpe. 
Hope Street, 7. J. Hverett. 
Matthewson Street, V. 7. Whit- 

aker. 

Saint Panl’s, S. Sprowls. 

Swedish Mission, to be sup- 

plied. 

Trinity, J. B. Hamilton. 
Rockland, ( Mass.,) to be supplied. 
Scituate, (Mass.,) Z. BP. Causey. 
Somerset, (Mass.,) J. Zregaskes. 
South Braintree, (Mass.,) S. T., 

Patterson. 

South Somerset, (Mass.,) J. Live- 
sey. 

Stopghton, (Mass.,) C. H. Ewer. 

Warren, J. H. Anthony. 

Warwick, (Mass.,) to be supplied. 

West Duxbury, (Mass.,) W. L. 
Hood. 

Westerly, W. Za. : 

Woonsocket, J. W. Wille. 

H. W. Conant, Secretary of the 
Rhode IslandTemperanceUnion 
—member of Trinity, Proyi- 
dence, Quarterly Conference. 

S. C. Brown, Treasurer of Preach- 
ers’ Aid Society—member of . 
Warren Quarterly Conference- 

F. D. Blakeslee, Principal of New 
England Southern Conference 
Seminary — member of East 
Greenwich Qnarterly Confer- 
ENCEM es 

S. 8. Cummings, Missionary and 
Agent of Baldwin Place Home, 
Boston— member. of South 


Braintree Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 
NORWICH DISTRIOT. 


H. D. Rosinson, P.E. 

(P. O., New London, Conn.) 
The appointments of this Distr 
; all ia the State eOntacines a 
Attawaugan, O. A. Farley. 
Baltie, to be supplied. 
Burnside, W. A. Luce, 
as tek and Salem, to be sup- 

plied. 
Colchester, Welliam Kirkby. 
Danielsonville, J. H. James, G@. 
W. Brewster. ; 

Eastford, to be supplied. 
Fast Glastonbury, G. H. Butler. 
East Hampton, George H. Lamson. 
East Thompson, F. A. Crafés. 
East Woodstock, to be supplied. 
Gale’s Ferry, W. Turkington. 
Gurleyville, to be supplied, 
Haddam Neck, to be supplied. 
Hazardville, C. W. Gallagher. 


NEW ENGLAND SOUTHERN CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Hebron, to be supplied. af 

Hockanum, H#. J. Ayres. 

Hopeville, to be supplied. 

Jewett City, C. H. Dalrymple. 

Lyme, to be supplied. 

Marlborough, to be supplied. 

Mashapaug, H. S. Smith. 

Modus, #. C. Newell. 

Montville, J. F. Sheffield. 

“Moosup, &. D. Dyson. 

Mystic, 2. F. Smith. 

Mystic Bridge, 4. J. Coultas, Jr. 

New London, 8. O. Benton. 

Niantic, J. C. Gowan. 

Nvank, to be supplied. 

North Grosvenordale, D. L. 
Brown. : 

North Manchester, H. H. Martin. 

Norwich: Central Church, /% K. 

Stratton. 

East Main Street, C. W. Holden. 
Greenville, C. 8. Davis. r 
Sachem Street, G. C. King. 
Town, to be supplied. 

Portland, R. Povey. 

Putnam, W. P. Stoddard. 

Quarryville, to be supplied. 

Rockville, O. H. Fernald. 

Somers, to be supplied. 

South Coventry, to be supplied. 

South Glastonbury, to be sup- 
plied. 

South Manchester, #. Tirrell. 

Square Pond, to be supplied. 

Stafford Springs, J. #. Haw- 
kins. 

Staffordville and Willington, S. 
M’ Keown. 

Thompsonville, J. Oldham. 

Tolland: Lee Church and Wes- 

dey Chapel, J. H. Sherman. 

Uneasville, C. A. Stenhouse. 

Vernon Depot, to be supplied. 

Versailles, to be supplied. 

Voluntown and Griswold, C. 8. 
Morse. 

Wapping, Jacob Betts. 


Warehouse Point, W. H. Turk- 
ington. 

West Thompson, C. Hammond. 

Willimantic, D. P. Leavitt. 

Windsorville, H. M. Cole. 

H. Montgomery, City Missionary 
at Norwich—member of Cen- 
tral Quarterly Conference. 


NEW BEDFORD DISTRICT. 
W. V. Morrison, P.E. 
(P. 0., 9) 

(The appointments of this District are 

allin the State of Massachusetts, ] 

Acushnet, Hdward Walliams, 

Barnstable, P. Hawks, sup. 

Berkley, A. V. Bodfish. 

Bridgewater, to be supplied. 

Bryautville and Silver Lake, J. F. 

Cooper. 

Chatham, A. MM’ Cord. 

Chilmark, John N. Patterson. 

Cottage City, F. P. Parkin. 

Cutty Hunk, to be supplied. 

Dighton, Thomas Simms. 

East Bridgewater, &. S. Pletcher. 

East Falmouth, to be supplied. 

Eastham, S. F. Harriman. —. 

Edgartown, J. H. Humphrey. 

Fairhaven, to be supplied. 

Fall River: First. Church end 
Brayton, D. A.Jordan, B. F. 
Simon. — 

North, J. G. Gammons. 

Park Church, G. #. Fuller. 
Quarry Street, J. D. King. 
Saint Paul’s, #. MU. Taylor. — 

Falmouth, T. A. Johnston. 

Long Plain, to be supplied. 

Marion, to be supplied. 

Marston’s Mills and Cotuit Point, 

to be supplied. ip 

Middleborough, #. LD. Hyde. 

Monument and Pocasset, &. 

Burn, one to be supplied. 

Myricks, J. O. Denning. 








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Nantucket, F. Bowler. 
New Bedford: Allen Street, J. B. 
Hingley. 
Sony Street, A. D. Kim- 


Abb, 

Fourth Street, H. B. Cady. 

Pleasant Street, A, 2. Drew. 
North Dighton, G. H. Bates. 
North Tisbury, to be supplied. 
North Town, B. K. Bosworth. 
Orleans, L. B. Codding. 
ee and Centreville, W. W. 

all. 

Plymouth, W. J. Yates. —— 
Provincetown: CentenaryChurch, 


W. Applebee. » 
Centre Church, W. W. Col- 
burn. 


Sandwich, S. U/. Beal. 

South Abingdon, S. H. Day. 

South Carver, to be supplied. 

South Middleborough, S. P. Snow. 

South, North, and Hast Harwich, 
J. S. Thomas. 

South Yarmouth and Yarmouth . 
Point, G. W. Wright. 

Taunton: Central Church, G. W. 

Hunt. 
First Chureh, S. 2? Burney. 
Grace Church, #. F. Jones. 

Truro and South Truro, to be 
supplied. 

Vineyard Haven, W. I. Ward. 

Wareham, W. F. Davis. 

Wellfleet, G. A. Morse. 

West Dennis, G. A. Grant. 

West Falmouth, to be supplied. 

Westport Point, W. 2. Kugler. 

West Sandwich, &. Clark. 

J. D. Butler, Chaplain and Agent 
of New Bedford Port Society— 
member of Fourth Street Quar- 
terly Conference. 


QuEST. 33. Where shall the next 


Conference be held? 
At Rockville, Conn. 





TROY CONFERENCE, 


Held in Amsterdam, N.Y., April 9-14, 1884. 


BISHOP ANDREWS, Presiding. 


Quzst. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? p 
Hi, C. Sexton, from Ohio ; Amos 

Osborn and O. M. Boutwell, from 

Vermont; Delano Perry, from 

Maine—4. ; 


Quzst. 2. Who are Admiited on 
Trial? 
J. Clark Simmons, Samuel 
M’Chesney, Walter E. Potter 
—3. 


Quest. 3. Who Remain on Trial? 


S. Busby Gregg, John B. Arm- 
strong, Clarence Miller, Calvin 
P. Auibal, John C. Fisher—d. 


Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 








Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 
Almon M. Woodruff, George 
E. Stockwell, William A. Black, 
Foster G. Heaxt, John P. Crane, 
George A. Kerr, Edgar H. Brown, 
William M. Brundage, Herbert A. 
Durfee, Eli L. Ferris—10. j 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None. ‘ 

Quest. 7. Who are Received on 

Credentials from other Churches ? 

George H. H. Davis, from the 

Methodist Church of Canada; 

Robert J. Johnson, from the Irish 
Wesleyan Conference—2. ) 


Quzsr. 8. What Traveling Preach- 1 


ers have been elected Deacons ? 
Almon M. Woodruff, William 
M. Brundage, Eli L. Ferris—3. 





J. W. EATON, Secretary. 


Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
Almon M. Woodruff, William 

M. Brundage, Eli L. Ferris—3. 


Qusst. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
William H. Vaughn, J. Clark 
Simmons, Julius B. Southworth, 
Joseph G. Cleveland, Alfred H. 
Katon—5. 
Quest. 11. What Local Preachers - 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
William H. Vaughn, J. Clark 
Simmons, Julius B. Southworth, 
Joseph G. Cleveland, Alfred H. 
Eaton—5. 

Quexst. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
-Almon M. Woodruff, George 
E. Stockwell, William A. Black, 


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George A. Kerr, Foster G. Heaxt, 
John P. Crane, Edgar H. Brown, 
William M. Brundage, Herbert A. 
Durfee, Eli LL, Ferris—10. 


Quzsr. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class? 
Edward C. Hoyt, Charles F. 
Wilcox, Thomas G. Thompson, 
George W. Easton, Charles E. 
Green—d. 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders ? 
Pursell L. Dow, Henry M. 

Boyce, Milford H. Smith, Charles 

V. Grismer—4. 


Quxsr. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons hawe been ordained Elders? 
Pursell L. Dow, Henry M. 

Boyce, Milford H. Smith, Charles 

V. Grismer—4. 


Quusr. 16. What Local Deacons 
Jutve been elected Elders ? 


James A. M’Fee. 


Quzsr. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders ? 


James A. M’Fee. 


Quzst. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

William Griffin, J. G. Perkins, 
R. M. Little, Abram Viele, J. 8. 
Hart, Bostwick Hawley, C. L. 
ae H. H. Smith, N. C. Parker, 
E. Wentworth, 8. Gardiner, P. F. 
Youlen, W. H. L. Starks, W. H. 
Rowson, F. A. Soule, D. Rose, 
R. T. Wade, W. H. Meeker, J. L. 
Slason, B. Cox, W. Earle, A. 
M’Gilton, H. A. Starks, A. J. 
Day—24. 


Quest. 19. Who are.the Superan- 
nuated Preuchers ? 

D. P. Hulburd, Gilbert Ward, 
Reuben Westcott, Bishop Isbell, 
Cicero Barber, B. 8. Burnham, 
R. M. Taylor, John Graves, L. D. 
Sherwood, G. G. Saxe, David 
Poor, D. H.-Loveland, Richard 
Brown, E. Noble, P. H. Smith, 
W. F. Hurd, Stephen Parks, Joel 
Squier, O. Mott, B. M. Hall, G. 
W. 8S. Porter, ae K. Cheesman, 
G. C. Bancroft, Jacob Leonard, 
W. H. Tiffany, J. F. Craig, R. 
Fox, E. B. Haff, G. C. Simmons, 
D. Osgood, ore Meeker, H. B. 
Taylor, P. M. Hitchcock, A. Ford, 
A. 8. Bigelow, J. We Belknap, 
J. D. White, Z. Phillips, Joseph 
Eames, D. Starks, S. Washburn, 
P. P. Harrower, B. W. Powell, 
J. Newman, C. A. Stevens, O. 
Gregg, G. H. Townsend, C, C. 
Bedell, Hiram Blanchard, A. W. 
Smith, Amos Osborn, A. Wither- 
spoon, Charles Devol, W. A. Mil- 
ler—d4, 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name ofeach Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 









Quest. 21. Have any Died? 


S. 8. Ford, Jonas Phillips, 
Damas Brough—s. 


(See obituaries, p. 95.) 
Quest, 22. Have any been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 
None. 

Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn? 
None. 

Quzst. 24. Have any been Located 

at their own request ? 
None. 
Quest. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 


Quesr. 26. Have any been permitted 


\ 


to Withdraw under Charges ? 
None. 
Quust. 27. Have airy been Hxpelled ? 
None. 


Quzst. 28. Who are selected for 
Trievs of Appeals? 
Lorenzo Marshall, W. J. Heath, 
R. H. Robinson, J. W. Eaton, C. 
F. Burdick, Frederick Widmer, 
J. M. Edgarton—7. 


Quast. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 


(See tabulated statement, p. 129.) 


Quest. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$8,675— 


Quest. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$6,804 44, 

which has been applied under 

the order of Conference. 


Quzsr. 82. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
(These appointments are all inthe State 


of New York, except as otherwise in- 
dicated.] 


TROY DISTRICT. 
SamuEL M’Knay, P.E. 
(P. O., Troy.) 


Adams and Cheshire, (Mass.,) 2. 
J. Davies. 

Brunswick, S. W. Clemens. 

Chatham Centre, W. D. Hitch- 
cock, 

Columbia, to be supplied. 

Cooksborough, C. F. Wilcox. 

Dalton, (Mass.,) B. / Livingston. 

East Nassau and Hoag’s, to be 
supplied. 

Grafton, to be supplied. 

Green Island, Hdwin Genge. 

Hoosick Falls, #. P. Stevens. 

Kinderhook, J. B. Sylvester. 

Lanesborough and New Ashton, 
(Mass.,) to be supplied. 

Lansingburg, @. C. Morehouse. 

Nassau and Brainard, J. P. Hadller. 

North Adam, (Mass.,) J. W. 
Thompson. ¥ 

North Chatham and Niverville, 
C. R. Hawley. 

North Hoosick, R. J. Johnson. 

North Petersburg and Potter Hill, 
to be supplied, 








Castleton, yee 
Clarksville and New Salem, to be’ 


TROY CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Old Chatham and Malden, W. Z. 
Smith. 

Petersburg and Berlin, to be sup- 
plied. ! 
Pittsfield, (Mass.,) George Skene. 

Pittstown, J. U. Appleman. 
Sand Lake, to be supplied. 5 
Btny yet Falls,. A, M, Wood- 
Tul. 
Troy: Levings Chapel, C. A. S. 
Heath, 
North Seeond Street, #. C. 
Farrar. ; 
Pawling Avenue, J. C. Russwm. 
State Street, Hnsign M’ Chesney. 
Trinity, B, B. Loomis. 
Vail Avenue, S. UM. Williams. 
Wesley Chapel, E. H. Brown. 
Tombannock, D. 7. Lliiott. 
Valatie, J. H. Robinson. 
Washington, (Mass.,) to be sup- 
plied. 
West Lebanon and Garfield, WV. 
H. Danis. 
West Sand Lake, J. D. Van Val- 
kenburgh. 
West Troy: Ohio Street, Harvey 
Van De Car. 
Washington Street, #. H. Rob- 
amnson. 
White Creek and Eagle Bridge, 
Alfred H. Eaton. 
Williamstown, (Mass.,) FG. 
Rainey. 


ALBANY DISTRICT. 
D. W. Gatzs, P.E, 
(P. 0., Albany, N. Y.) 


: Adamsville, to be supplied. 


Albany: Ash Grove, /. W. Haton. 
Grace, S. V. Leech. 
Hudson Avenue, J. H. Colman. 
Saint Luke’s, 7. C. Potter. 
South Mission, G. A. Kerr. 
Trinity, Frederick Widmer. 

Ames and Argusville, J. B. Arm- 
strong. 

Amsterdam, W. H. Hughes. 


Bath-on-the-Hudson, 7. D. Walk- 


er. 
Berne, to be supplied. 


Canajoharie, C. W. Rowley. 


Walker. 


supplied. 

Cobleskill, J. LZ. Atwell. 

East Greenbush and _ Clark’s 
Chapel, Remine Campbell. 

Esperance and Sloansville, J. #. 
Clark. 

Fonda, G. W. Browne. 

Fort Plain, H. ZL. Grant. 

Frey’s Bush, Myron White. 

Fultonville, A. H. Nash. 

Gallupville, W. J. Chapman. 

Greenbusb, Z. A. Griffin. 

Grovenor’s and Central Bridge, 
J.C. Fisher. 

Guilderland, E. C. Hoyt. 

Huntersland, Delano Perry. 

Knox, A. V. Marshall. 

Mariaville, 2. #. Taylor. 

Middleburg, J. 1. Webster. 

Minaville, J. C. Simmons. 

Mineral Springs, Z. Z. Lawrence. 

New Scotland and New Salem, to 
be supplied. 

Newtonville, H. A. Durfee. 

Quaker Street and Bartonsville, 
to be supplied. 


TROY CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Rensselaerville and Reidsville, 
Edward Morgan. 

Richmondville, H. L, Kelsey. 

Rotterdam and State Road, to be 
supplied. 

Rural Grove, to be supplied. 

Schenectady, G. A. Done, 

Schoharie, C. M. Clark. 

Seward, J. G. Gooding. 

Sharon Springs and Central Val- 
ley, Clarence Miller. 

Slingerland’s, W. M. Brundage. 

Sprout Brook, H. WV. Munger. 

Charles Reynolds, Superintendent 
of Albany City Mission—mem- 
ber of Ash Grove Quarterly 
Conference. 

L. A. Bigelow, Superintendent of 
Tennessee State Institution for 
the Blind— member of Espe- 
rance Quarterly Conference.. 

S. W. Edgerton, Chaplain of Sing 
Sing State-Prison—member of 
Ash Grove Quarterly Confer- 
euce. 


SARATOGA DISTRICT. 
SamvuEeL MEREDITH, P.E. 
(P. O., Saratoga, N. Y.) 


Ballston Spa, W. H. Washburn. 

Benson and Tope, to be supplied. 

Bleecker, H. WU. Munsee. 

Broadalbin, W. W. Cox. 

Charlton and Burnt Hills, S. 2. 
Aadsit. 

Clifton Park and Newtown, W. 
W. Foster. 

Cohoes: First Church, D. W. 

Dayton. 

Saint James, J. K. Wager. 

Coons, Round Lake, and Malta- 
ville, F. G, Heaxt. 

Corinth, to be supplied. 

Crescent, W. J. Sands. 

Day, to be supplied. 

Edinburg Hill, to be supplied. 

Galway, D. M. Schell. 

Glenville, 4. S. Allen. 

Gloversville : First Church, Henry 

Graham. ; 

Fremont Street, W. P. Rulison. 

Greenfield, A. S. Clark. 

Hagaman’s Mills, J. B. Wood. 

Johnsonville, 7. C. Fenton. 

Johnstown, Lorenzo Marshall. 

Jonesville, D. N. Lewis. 

Ketcham’s and Quaker Springs, 
P. L. Dow. 

Luzerne, J. B. Searles. 

Malta Ridge, H. W. Slocum. 

Mayfield and Pleasant Square, J. 
P. Crane. 

Mechanicsville, J. H. Brown. 





Northampton and Edinburg, J. 7. 
Stewart. 

Northville, H. S. Rowe. 

Old Clifton Park, Aaron Hall. 

Pine Lake, to be supplied. 

Rock City and East Galway, 4. 
M. Boyce. 

Rockwood and Ephratah, Robert 
Washburn. 

Saratoga Springs, G, W. Brown. » 

Schaghticoke, C. 0, Roehr. 

Schaghticoke Hill and Melrose, 
C. J. Mott. : 

Stillwater, W. H. Groat. 

Valley Falls, C. F. Burdick. 

Waterford, M. B. Mead. 

Wells and Lake Pleasant, to be 
supplied. 

West Amsterdam and Tribe’s 
Hill, Samuel M’Chesney. 

West Bush, to be supplied. 

Wilton, C. B. Lewis. 





CAMBRIDGE DISTRICT. 
Homer Eaton, P.E. 
(P.0., Glens Falls, N. Y.) 


Argyle, Zlam Marsh. 

Bolton, to be supplied. 

Cambridge, W. a Heath. 

Chestertown, Joel Hail. 

Creek Centre, to be supplied. 

Easton and North Cambridge, 
Robert Patterson. 

East Whitehall, to be supplied. 

Fort Aun, Anthony Wolford. 

Fort Edward, Z. J. Guernsey. 

Gansevoort, #. N. Howe. 

Glens Falls, #. @. Sexton. 

Granville, T. G@. Thompson. 

Greenwich, Samuel M? Laughlin. 

Hampton, to be supplied. 

Hartford, @. MU. Curry. ; 

Hebron and Rupert (Vt.,) 7. W. 
Harwood. 

Indian Lake, to be supplied. 

Jobnsburg, George W. Easton. 

Kingsbury, to be supplied. 

Lake George, to be supplied. 

Newcomb, to be supplied. 

North Creek and North River, W. 
K. Potter. 

North Granville, G@. H. ZH. Davis. 

North Hudson, to be supplied. 





Pottersville and Minerva, to be 


supplied. 
Poultney, (Vt.,) Milton Tator. 
-Raceyille, Henry Wright. 


Salem, G.-E. Stockwell. 

Sandy Hill, A. J. Zugadls. 

Sanford’s Ridge and West Fort 
Ann, William Olark. 

Sehroon Lake, G. H. Van Dusen. 

Sebuylerville, J. G. Fallon. | 

Shushan, Le Grand Jones. 


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South Cambridge and Buskirk’s 
Bridge, C. V. Grismer. ' 

South Glens Falls and West 
Mountain, Stephen Palmer. 

Warrensburg, Webster Ingersoll. 

West Hebron and Belcher, Charles 
Edwards. 

Whitehall, Joseph Zweifel. 

J. BE. King, Principal of Fort Ed- 
ward Institute member of 
Fort Edward Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 

C. H, Dunton, Principal of Troy 
Conference Academy—member 
of Poultney Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 


A. C. Rose, State Temperance 
Lecturer — member of North 
Granville Quarterly Conference. 


PLATTSBURG DISTRICT. 
J. H. Bonn, P.E. 
(P. 0., Keeseville, N. Y.) 


Altona, to be supplied. 

Ausable Forks, &. C. Farwell. 

Beekmantown, Sri: Cope. 

Bloomingdale, S. WV. Cornell. 

Champlain and Rouse’s Point, 
Orlo Thompson. 

Chazy, W. A. Black. 

Clintonville, JS. Bridgeford. 

Crown Point, #. A. Braman. 

Dannemora and Rogersfield, C. 
E. Green. 

Elizabethtown, to be supplied. 

Ellenburg and Depot, 0. H. Rich- » 
mond. \ 

Essex, J. Ul. Edgerton. 

Jay, FY. K. Potter. 

Keeseville, G. H. Robbins. 

Mooers, D. B. MM? Kenzie. 

Moriah, #. A. Blanchard. 

Peasleeville, Joel Martin. 

Peru, 0. A. Bradford. 

Plattsburg, J. HZ. 0. Sawyer. 

Port Henry, F. R. Sherwood. 

Reber, J. C. Walker. 
edford, E. L. Ferris. 

Saranac, M. H. Smith. : 

Saranae Lake, O. Jf Boutwelt. 

Schuyler Falls, A. /. Bailey. 

Ticonderoga, &. J. M’ Kernan. 

Upper Jay and Keene, S08 
Gregg. 

Valeour and South Plattsburg, C. 
P, Anibal: 

West Chazy, #. L. Arnold. 

Westport, A. D. Heact. 

Willsborough, C. #. Nodle. 


33, Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


At Saratoga Springs, N. Y. 


QuEST. 


62 


NEW HAMPSHIRE CONFERENCE, 1884. 


NEW HAMPSHIRE CONFERENCE, 


Held in Manchester, N. H., April 9-14, 1884. 


BISHOP HURST, 


Quest. 1. Who are Received_by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 
P. MW. Frost, from Vermont; 
William I. Gill, from Newark—2. 


Quest. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 

Fred. C. Pillsbury, Leslie R. 
Danforth, Otis 8. Danforth, Al- 
bert Twichell, William A. Loyne 
—d. 

Quest. 3. Who Remain on Trial? 


Henry H. French, Wm. Rams- 
den, Charles J. Fowler, Fred. H. 
Corson—4. 


Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued? 
None. 
Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Conection ? 
Charles J. Chase. 


Quxst. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None. 


Quest. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches? 


None. 


Presiding. 





Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
hawe been elected Elders? 
None. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have becn ordained Hiders ? 


None. 


Quest. 18. Who are the Superni- 
merary Preachers? 

R. Dearborn, Charles H. Smith, 
L. Draper, T. Uarter, L. W. Pres- 
cott, Josiah Hooper, James Thurs- 
ton, A. C. Hardy, L. C. Field, 
Joel A. Steele, James Pike, Henry 
Chandler, N. M. Bailey, 8. Hol- 
man, H. Woodward—15. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

E. Scott, J. G. Smith, A. Kid- 
der, John Currie, 8. Quimby, D. 
Lee, L. H. Gordon, J. M. Young, 
S. Wiggin, Lewis Howard, Rufus 
Tilton, Willizm Hewes, P. Wal- 
lingford, S. Beedle, L. L. East- 
man, J. M. Bean—16. 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 

This was strictly done, as the 

name of each Preacher was called 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- | in open Conference. 


ers have been elected Deacons ? 
None. 


Quzst. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
* ers have been or'dained Deacons ? 


None. s 


Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
William M’Nally, Leslie R. 
Danforth—2. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
haue been ordained Deacons ? 
William M’Nally, Leslie R. 
Danforth—2. 


Qurst. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 


Charles J. Chase. 


Qurst. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
Alexander M’Gregor, J. A. 
Bowler, C. E. Eaton, Edward R. 
Perkins—4. 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea-~ 
cons have been elected Elders? 
Claudius Byrne, Charles 
Leet—2. 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders 2 

Claudius Byrne, Charles H. 
Leet—2. 


Hs 


Quest. 21. Have any Died? 


Americus K. Howard, Jesse 
Boyden, John English—3. 


(See obituaries, p. 96.) 


Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 
William Eakins. 


Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
James L. Harrison. 


Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 


Nathan P. Philbrook. 


Quest. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 
Quest. 26. Have any been permitted 
io Withdraw under Charges ? 
George W. Ruland. 


Quest. 27. Have any been Hxpelied ? 
None. 


Quest. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

J. Pike, D. ©. Knowles, J. 
Thurston, 8. G. Kellogg, 8. C. 
Keeler, J. E. Robbins, D. J. 
Smith—7. 


Qusst. 29. What is the Statistical 





Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 175.) 





S. E. QUIMBY, Secretary. 


Quest. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund? 


$2,140. 


Quest. 31. What has been Received ~ 
on these Claims, and how has i 
been Applied ? 


$1,822 22, 
which has been applied under 
order of the Conference. 


Quest, 82. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
(These appointments are all in the State 


of New Hampshire, except as otherwise 
indicated.] 


DOVER DISTRICT. 
G. J. JupKrns, P.E. 
(P. O., Bristol, N. H.) 


Amesbury, (Mass.,) A. M’Gregor. 

an and Chester, to be sup- 
plied. 

on and Deerfield, to be cup- 

plied. R 

Derry, MZ. Howard. 

Dover, J. MZ. Durrell. 

East Kingston, C. H. Chase. 

East Rochester, to be supplied. 

East Salisbury, (Mass.,) J &% 
Spaulding. 

Epping, #. £. White. 

Exeter, J. W. Adams. 

Fremont and Danville, to be sup- 
plied. 

Great Falls: High Street, Thomas 

Tyrie. 

Main Street, A. B. Carter. 
Greenland, O. S. Baketel. 
Hampton, H. B. Copp. 

Haverhill, (Mass.,) Grace Church, 
C. J. Fowler. 
Wesley Phunehs G. A, M’ Laugh-_ 
- din. 
Kingston, William H. Jones. — * 
Lawrence, (Mass.,) Bodwell St., 
Willtam C. Bartlett. 

Garden Street, Charles Park- 

hurst. 

Haverhill Street, W. Z. Gill. 
Londonderry, J. H. Knott. 
Merrimackport, (Mass.,) to be 

supplied. 

Methuen, (Mass.,) H. H. French. 
Milton Mills and Union, to be 
supplied. 

Moultonville, to be supplied. 

Newmarket, D. W. Downs. 
North Salem, to be supplied. 
Portsmouth, J. #. Robbins. 
Raymond, W. #. Stwart. 
Rochester, #. C. Bass. 
Salem: Centre, -/. M. Bean. 

Pleasant Street, J. D. Folsom. 
Seabrook, G. W. Buzzell. 

South Newmarket, C. I, Dins- 
more. 

South Tamworth, J. P. Frye. 

Tuftonborough Cireuit, J. F&F 
Davis, one to be supplied. 


NEW HAMPSHIRE CONFERENCE, 1884. 


West Hampstead and Sandown, 
to be supplied. 


C. U. Dunning, Chaplain in the 
Essex County (Mass.) House 
of Correction—member of Gar- 
den Street Quarterly Conf. 


CONCORD DISTRICT. 
M. T. CiLuey, P.E. 
(P. 0., Gilford Village, N. H.) 


Bethlehem, D. J. Smith. 
Chichester, J. W. Bean. 
Colebrook, 0. P. Wright. 
Concord: Baker Memorial, G. W. 
Norris. 
First Church, J.-H. Haines. 
East Columbiana and East Cole- 
brook, to be supplied. 
East Haverhill, C. 4. Rogers. 
East Tilton, G. NV. Bryant. 
Franklin Falls, S. P. Heath. 
Gilford Village, 2. C. Berry. 
Gilmanton, C. H. Leet. 
Groveton and Stratford, L. R. 
Dantorth. 
Haverhill, William Ramsden. 
Hooksett and Bow, to be sup- 
plied. 
Jefferson, S. J. Robinson. 
Laconia, S. C. Keeler. 
Lake Village, J. H. Trow. 
Lancaster, A. C. Colt. 
Landaff, Z. J. Tibbets. 
Lisbon, A. F. Baxter. 
Littleton, G. MZ. Curl. 
Lyman, A. Twichell. 
Manchester: First Church, J. W. 
Presby. 
Saint Jamies, W. A. Loyne. 
Saint Paul’s, /. UM. Avann. 
Milan, O. 8. Danforth. 
Moultonborough, (. Byrne. 
North Haverhill, J. H. Brown. 
North Monroe, to be supplied. 
Pennacook, C. W. Taylor. 





Piermont, C. E. Eaton. 

Pittsburg, to be supplied. 

Plymouth, William L. Bennett. 

Rumney and West Plymouth, 
James Crowley. 

Sandwich Centre, G. C. Noyes. 

South Columbia, to be supplied. 

Stark, J. Hayes. 

Suncook, Otis Cole. 

Swiftwater and Benton, Z. W. 
Prescott, sup 

Tilton, C. S. Nutter. 

Warren, WV. Fisk. 

Weir’s, to be supplied. 

Whitefield, J. Catrnes. 

E. R. Wilkins, Chaplain in New 
Hampshire State-Prison—mem- 
ber of Pennacook Quarterly 
Conference. 

D. C. Babcock, District Secretary 
of the National Temperance So- 
ciety—member of Saint Paul’s, 
Manchester, Quarterly Confer- 
ence, 

C. S. Harrington, Professor in 

* Wesleyan Universitv--member 
of Tilton Quarterly Conference. 

S. EB. Quimby, President of the 
New Hampshire Conference 
Seminary —-member of Tilton 
Quarterly Conference. 

D. C. Knowles, Financial Agent 
of the New Hampshire Confer- 
ence Seminary — member of 
Plymouth Quarterly Conf. 


CLAREMONT DISTRICT. 
O. H. Jasprr, P.E. 
(P. O., Nashua, N. H.) 
Antrim, WV. °C. Alger. 
Bristol, J. A. Bowler. 
Brookline, /. H. Hillman. 
Canaan and East Canaan, J. Tag- 
gurt. 


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Chesterfield, to be supplied. 

Claremont and Cornish, &. Dorr. 

Contoocook and Webster, to be 
supplied, 

East Deering, to be supplied. 

East Lempster, &. P. #. Dear- 
born. 

Enfield and Enfield Centre, to be 
supplied. 

Fitzwilliam, to be supplied. 

Goshen, to be supplied. 

Grantham and North Grantham, 
G. H. Hardy. 

Henniker, to be supplied. 

Hillsborough Bridge and Hills- 
borough Centre, #. H. Corson. 

Hinsdale, J. L. Felt. 

Hudson, W. Woods. 

Keene, H. 8S. Thompson. 

Lebanon, UU. V. B. Knox. 

Marlborough, C. W. Dockritl. 

Marlow, C. J. Chase. 

Milford and Amherst, to be sup- 
plied. 

Nashua: Main Street, P. AL Frost. 

New Ipswich, to be supplied. 

Newport, James Noyes. 

North Charlestown and West 
Unity, A. &. Inne. 

Peterborough, G. M. Dorr. 

South Ackworth, to be supplied. 

Sunapee, S. G. Kellogg. 

Warner, to be supplied. 

Webster, to be supplied. 

Westport, to be supplied. 

West Rindge, to be supplied. 

Wilmot, to be supplied. 

Winchester, F. C. Pillsbury. 

C. R. Harding, Chaplain of Prison 
at Fitcbburg, (Mass.)—member 
of West Rindge Quarterly Con- 
ference. 

Quest. 83. Where shall the next 

Conference be held ? 
At Littleton, N. H. 





VERMONT CONFERENCE, 


Held in Montpelier, Vt, April 16-19, 1884. 


BISHOP ANDREWS, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

James S, Allen, from Maine. 


Qusst. 2. Who are Admitted on 
: Trial? 
Franklin W. Hamblin, Lucius 
E: Taylor—2. 
. Quest. 8. Who Remain on Trial? 
Merrill Hitchcock, Wibur Ss. 
Smithers, Charles W. Ross, Clif- 
ford E. Scott, Henry E. Howard, 
George L. Story, Isaac P. Chase, 
Charles W. Morse, William A. 
Evans—9.  — 
’ Quzgst. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Pull. Connection ? 


Frederick Lowndes, Alfred G. 





Austin, Hiram F. Reynolds, Fred 

H. Knight, John 8. Tupper—s. 

Quest. 6. Who are Re- admitted ? 
None. 

Quest. 7. Who are Leceived. on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 
None. 

Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 

Alfred G. Austin, Hiram F. 

Reynolds, Fred H. Knight, John 

S. Tupper—4. 

Quast. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
Alfred G. Austin, Hiram F. 

Bayne Fred H. Knight, John 

S. Tupper—4. 

Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 

have been elected Deacons ? 
Michael H. Ryan, George A. 
Emery, Royal C. Vail—s. 


RICHARD MORGAN, Secretary. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
Michael H. Ryan, George A. 

Emery, Royal C. Vail—s. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
Frederick Lowndes, Alfred G. 
Austin, Hiram F. Reynolds, Fred 
H. Knight, John 8. Tupper, Os- 
car W. Barrows—6. 


Quzst. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 


Chauncey 8. Hulbert. 


Quest. 14. What_ Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Hiders ? 
David Kilburn, Walter R. Dav- 

enport, Goodsell F. Arms, Albert 

8. Maxham, Washington J. Todd, 

George W. Goodell, Romanzo 1 

Bruce, Charles H. Farnsworth—8. 


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Quzst. 15. What Travelin Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders ? 
David Kilburn, Walter R. Day- 
enport. Goodsell F. Arms, Albert 
8. Maxham, Washington ia Todd, 
George W. Goodell, Romanzo L. 
Bruce, Charles H. Farnsworth—8. 


Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Hiders? 


Marvin R. France. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders? 


Marvin R. France. 


Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

J. H.Gaylord, A. H. Housinger, 
E. S. Morse, J. A. Sherburn, L. 
L, Beeman, W. R. Puffer, H. A. 
Webster, Church Tabor, J. W. 
Guernsey, S. B. Currier, L. C. 
Dickinson, F. H. Knight, B. 8. 
Taylor, Isaac M’Ann—l4. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


A. T. Bullard, J. L. Smith, A. 
J. Copeland, G. B. Houston, Iva 
Beard, Harvey Hitchcock, W. J. 
Kidder, Pinckney Frost, W. W. 
Scott, P. P. Ray, Dennis Wells, 
Hubbard Eastman, R. H. Barton, 
Aaron Ball, O. D. Clapp, Alonzo 
Hitchcock, Dyer Willis, Peter 
Merrill, J. W. Spencer, Daniel 
Lewis, H. T. Jones, J. 8. Spin- 
ney—22. 

Quest. 20, Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 

This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was culled 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died ? 

A. 8. Cooper, Daniel Field, A. 
G. Button, D. A. Mack, G. C. 
Thomas—. 


(See obituaries, p. 90.) 


Qozst. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 

C. W. Stowell, to Southern Cal- 
ifornia; O. M. Loutwell, to Troy; 
Merritt Hulburd, to New York; 
P. M. Frost, to New Hampshire 
—4. 


Qusst. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 
Qusst. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 
None. 


Quest. 25. Have any been Located? 
J. H. Wallace. 


Quest. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges? 
None. 


Quest. 27. Have any been Hupelled? 
None. 


QuEsT. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 
Harvey Webster, H. P.Cushing, 
W. D. Malcom, Isaac M’Ann, J. 
J. Noe, J. R. Bartlett, A. B. 
Truax—7. 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference,year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 172.) 


Quzst. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


Not answered. 


Qumst. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$2,152 51, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference. 


QuEst. 82. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 

(These appointments are all in the State 
of Vermont.] 
BURLINGTON DISTRICT. 
-J. W. Bennett, P.E. 

(P. O., Brandon, Vt.) 


Arlington and Sandgate, J. S. Mott. 

Bennington, to be supplied. 

Benson, Thomus Munroe. 

Brandon, J. W. Quilan. 

Bridport and Shoreham, Perry 
Marshall. 

Bristol, 2. W. Smith. 

Burlington, M. D. Jump. 

Castleton, Andrew Heath. 

Charlotte, M@. A. Wicker. 

East Middlebury and West Salis- 
bury, to be supplied. 

Factory Point and Dorset, J. £. 
Metcalf. 

Fairhaven, D. F. Brooks. 

Hinesburg, #. L. Walker. 

Leicester and Goshen, to be sup- 
plied. 

Lincoln, to be supplied.’ 

Mendon and East Pittsford, to be 
supplied. 

Middlebury, J. J. Noe. 

Monkton, Hbenezer Comstock. 

N ye Bennington, J. C. Lang- 
ord. 
orth Ferrisburg, 7. W. Gregory. 

Panton, to be supplied. 

Pawlet and Wells, to be supplied. 

Pittsford, A. O. Spoor. 

Pownal, Frederick Lowndes. 

Rutland, D. &. Lowell. 

Shelburne, 1. A. Dzbdle. 

Starksborough, to be supplied. 

Stamford, to be supplied. 

Tinmouth and Middletown, Mer- 
rill Hitchcock. 

Vergennes and Ferrisburg Centre, 
H. F. Austin. 

West Addison, to be supplied. 

West Rutland and Clarendon, to 
be supplied. 

Weybridge, to be supplied. 

Williston, S. D. Hlkins. 

Winooski, D. C. Ayres. 


MONTPELIER DISTRICT. | 
H. A, Srenoer, P. E. 
(P. 0., Montpelier, Vt.) 


Barre, A. I. Wheeler. 

Bethel Gilead, A. G, Austin. 

Cabot, A. B. Enright. 

Chelsea, J. #. Knapp. 

Chelsea, West Hill, and East 
Brookfield, J. A. Sherburn, sup. 

Corinth, to be supplied, 

East Elmore, to be supplied. 

Gaysville, Bethel Lympus, and 

tony Brook, H. K. Hastings. ~~ 


VERMONT CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Gouldsville and Berlin, to be sup- 
plied. 

Granville and Hancock, W. Z. 
Dean. 

Groton, C. H, Farnsworth. 

Marshfield, G. Z. Wells. 

Middlesex, J. R. Bartleti. 

Montpelier, 7. P. Hrost. 

Moretown and Duxbury, £. #. 
Barilett. 

Northfield, -7. 0. Sherburn. 

Pittsfield, W. S. Smithers. 

Plainfield, G. #. Smith. 

Randolph, LZ. O. Sherburn. 

Rochester, Thomas Trevillian. 

Roxbury, to be supplied. 

Stockbridge, to be supplied. 

Stowe, John Thurston. 

Topsham, D. Kilburn. 

Waitstield and Fayston, A. 8. 
Maxham. : 

Warren, to be supplied. 

Waterbury, D. #. Miller. 

Ue! Centre, F. W. Hamb- 
in. 

West Randolph, to be supplied. 

West Topsham, to be supplied. 

Williamstown, Harvey Webster. 

Woodbury, W. A. Evans. 

Worcester, W. B. Howard. 

J. D. Beeman, President of Ver- 
mont Methodist Séminary and 
Female College — member of 
Montpelier Quarterly Conf. 


SAINT ALBANS DISTRICT. 
Ricuarp Moreay, P.E. 
(P. 0., Saint Albans, Vt.) 


Alburg, J. S. Tupper. 

Bakersfield and North Fairfield, 
Clark Wedgeworth. 

Cambridge, H, A. Bushnell. 

Colchester, to be supplied. 

Eden, to be supplied. 

Enosburg Falls, to be supplied. 

Essex and Jericho, WV. Ww. Wilder. 

Fairfax and Fletcher, Josepi’ Hn- 
right. 

Franklin, W. D. Malcom. 

Georgia and North Fairfax, C. P. 
Taplin. ; 

Grand Isle, C. 8. Hulbert. 

Highgate, W. N. Roberts. 

Hyde Park, to be supplied. 

Isle La Motte, C. W. Ross. 


Johnson, Waterville, and Worth 


Hyde Park, J. T. Baxendale. 
Milton, to be. eden 
Montgomery and East Berkshire, 

to be supplied. 

Morrisville and Elmore, M. P. 

Bell, 

North Hero, to be supplied. 
Richford, H. W. Worthen. 

Saint Albans, WV. #. Perry. 

Saint Albans Bay, to be supplied. 
Sheldon, 8. @. Vail. 

Swanton, F. H. Roberts. 
Underhill, C. E. Scott. 

West Berkshire and East Franklin, 

W. H. Hyde. - 

West Enosburg, Robert Christie. 
Westford, to be supplied. - 


SAINT JOHNSBURY DIST. 
P. M. Granerr, P.E. 
(P. 0., Saint Johnsbury Centre, Vt.) 


Albany, W. 8. Jenne. 
Barton, S. S. Brigham. . 








VERMONT CONFERENCE, 1884. 65 


Barton’s Landing and Browning- 
ton, Leonard Dodd. 

Bloomfield and Leamington, to be 
supplied, 

Canaan, H. E. Howard. 

Coventry, to be supplied. 

Craftsbury, 4, B. Blake. 

Danville and West Danville, @. 
H. Sweatt. 

Derby, to be supplied. 

East Burke and East Haven, Aus- 
tin Scribner. 

East Charleston, to be supplied. 

East Lyndon and Kirby, to be 
supplied. 

Glover and West Glover, C. W. 
Morse; 

Greensborough, Stannard, and 
West Wheelock, to be supplied. 

Guildhall, C. P. Flanders. 

Hardwick, W. 0. Robinson. 

Holland and Morgan, to be sup- 
plied. 

Irasburg, C. A. Smith. 

Island Pond, W. Z. Todd. 

Lunenburg and East Concord, John 
MM’ Donald. 

Lyndon and Lyndonville, Syi- 
vester Donaldson. 

Newbury and West Newbury, 7. 

- H. Winslow. 

Newport and Newport Centre, 
Elisha Folsom. 

North Danville, to be supplied. 

’ Peacham, to be supplied. 

Saint Johnsbury and East Saint 

Johnsbury, #. W. Culver. 





Saint Johnsbury Centre, J. W. 
Bemis. 

Shettield and Wheelock, [. P. 
Chase. 

South Walden, to be supplied. 

Walden, to be supplied. 

West Burke antl Sutton, H. P. 
Cushing. 

West Concord and Victory, to be 
supplied. 

Westfield, Troy, and Gay, G. W. 
Goodell, 

Wolcott and North Woleott, G. L. 
Story. 


SPRINGFIELD DISTRICT. 
A. L, Coopzr, P.E. 
(P. O., Springfield, Vt.) 


Barnard and Eust Barnard, H. F. 
Reynolds. 

Bellows Falls, A. B. Truaz. 

Bondviile, to be supplied. 

Bradford and Fairlee, R. LZ. 
Bruce. 

Brattleborough, to be supplied. 

Brownsville, W. A. Wight. 

Cambridgeport and Athens, to be 
supplied. 

Guilford, to be supplied. 

Hartland and North Hartland, O. 
W. Barrows. 

Jacksonville and Sadawga, to be 
pape led. 

Landgrove, to be supplied. 

Ludlow and Plymouth, Zlihu 
Sn0w, 





> 


Mechanicsville and Cuttingsville, 
W. M. Gillis. 

Perkinsville and Wethersfield Cen- 
tre, /. W. Lewis. 

Proetorsville, J I. Pascoe. 

Putney, L. E. Taylor. 

South Londonderry, J 8. Alien. 

South Redding and Felehville, to 
be supplied. 

South Royalton, J. §. Little. 

Ser Tunbridge, tobe sup- 
plied. 

Springtield, W. J. Johnson. 

Thetford and North Thetford, to 
be supplied. 

Union Village and Norwich, @. H. 
Walter, —~ 

Wardsborough, W. A. Bryant. 

West Bradford, to be supplied. 

West Fairiee and Ely, Joseph Ham- 
auton. 

Weston, W. R. Davenport. 

White River Junction and Que- 
chee, A. J. Hough. — - 

Williamsville and East Dover, G, 
FE, Arms. . 

Wilmington, . F. Forrest. 

Windsor and Ascutney ville, to be 
supplied. 

Woodstock, A. H. Webb. 

F, W. Johnson, Missionary in the 
Black Hills Mission. 

QuEst. 33. Where shall the next 

Conference be held ? 
To be determined hy the Presid- 





ing Elders. 





EAST MAINE CONFERENCE, 


Held in Camden, Maine, April 16-21, 1884. 


' BISHOP HARRIS, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
erences? 


A. F. Chase, from Maine. 
2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial ? 


| Norman La Marsh, Walter W. 
| Ogier, Herbert E. Frohock, Rich- 


QUEST. 


| ard M. Wilkins, James D. Smiley, 


Theodore H. Murphy—6. 


| Quest. 3. Who Reman on Trial ? 
Samuel T. Page, Richard L. 

| Wanton, Charles LL. Banghart, 

Gustavus B. Chadwick—4. 


| Quust. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
‘None. 

Note.—John W. Collyer, a preacher 
on trial, died during the year at sea, 
| while returning from South America, 
QusstT. 5. Who are Admitted into 

Full Connection ? 

Wilson Lemond, Elwin S. Ga- 
han—2. é : 
Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 

None. 





Quest. 7. Who are Received on 





Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 


Elwin 8. Gahan. 


Quzst. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons 2 


Elwin §. Gahan. 


Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 


Lewellyn W. Kilgore. 


QuEsT. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been orduined Deacons ? 


Lewellyn W. Kilgore, 


QuEst. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class 2 
Wilson Lemond, Elwin 8. Ga- 
han—2., 


Quest. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
Albert A. Lewis, Caleb I. Mills, 
Milton F. Bridgham, Frank D. 
Handy—4. 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Hder's ? 


Frederick W. Towle, Winfred 





Credentials from other Churches ? 
| None. 
| 5 


Baldwin, Thomas R. Pentecost, 
Rufus P. Gardner, Charles A. 


C. A. PLUMER, Secretary. 


Maine, John R. Clifford, William 
H. Crawford, 2d.—7. 


Qusst. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders 2 

Frederick W. Towle, Winfred 
Baldwin, Thomas R. Pentecost, 
Rufus P. Gardner, Charles <A. 
Maine, John R. Clifford, William 
H. Crawford, 2d—7. 


Quzst. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Eiders ? 


None. 


Qurst 17. What Local Deacons 
- have been ordained Hlders 2? 


None. 


Quest. 18. Who are the Srupernn- 
merary Preachers? 
Ephraim Bryant, B. F. Stinson, 
L. D. Wardwell, N. G. Axtell, B. 
M. Mitchell, A. J. Clifford—6. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan— 
nuated Preachers 2 

E. M. Fowler, W. H. Pillsbury,. 
Rufus Day; Lewis Wentworth,, 
W. H. Crawford, Nathaviel Nor- 
ris, Abijah Kendall, J. N. Marsh, 
Hiram. Munphy;. Albert Church, 
D. P.. Thomson—11. 


66 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died ? 
None. 


Qusst. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences ? 
J. 8. Allen, to Vermont; I. 
W. Prince, to New York East—2. 


Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 
Monson H. Sn:ith, E. H. Tun- 
nicliffe—2. 
Qusst. 25. Have any been Located? 
None. 


QuEsT. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 
None. ! 


Quest, 27. Have any been Kxpelled ? 
None. 


QuEsT. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

C. B. Besse, A. 8. ‘Townsend, 
W. L. Brown, 8. L. Hanscom, J. 
W. Day, V. P. Wardwell, OC. A. 
Southard—7. 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 
Leeport for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 177.) 


QuEst. 380. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$4,200. 


QuEstT. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 


$1,181 43, 


which has been applied under 
the order of Conference. 


QuEsT. 82. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in the State 
of Maine.} 
BANGOR DISTRICT. 
G. R. Paumer, P.E. 
(P. 0., Bangor.) 


Banger: First Church, Theodore 
Gerrish. 

Union Street, C. B. Besse. 

Brewer and Eddington, W. W. 
Marsh. 

Brownville Circuit, 7” W. Towle. 

Carribou Circuit, W. 4. Craw- 
Jord, 2d. 

Carmel and Levant, S. T. Page. 

Danforth Circuit, John Tinling. 

Dexter, #. H. Boynton. ' 

Dixmont Circuit, B.C. Blackwood. 

Dover, Atkinson, and Bear Hill, 
G. G. Winslow. 

East Corinth and Corinth, PB. #. 

- Brown. 

Exeter Cireuit, Wilson Lemond. 

Forest City and Vanceborough, 
to be supplied. 

Fort Fairfield Cireuit, 2. P. Gard- 
nel. 





Guilford, Sangerville, and Park-1 Vinal Haven, 


man, Alisha Skinner. 
Hampden, W. 7. Jewell. 
Harmony Cireuit, to be supplied. 
Hartland and Saint Albans, James 
Biram. 


Houlton, Hodgdon, and Linneus, - 


B. C. Wentworth. 
Kingman Circuit, to be supplied. 
Lagrange and Argyle, to be sup- 
lied. 
Tnicela and Mattawamkeag, to 
be supplied. 
Mapleton Circuit, to be supplied. 
Monticello and Littleton, to be 
supplied 
Moro Circuit, to be supplied. 
Newburg, to be supplied. 
Newport and Detroit, 1 A. W. 


: Wharf. 

Oldtown and Upper Stillwater, to 
be supplied. ; 

Orono, P. J. Robinson. 

Patten Circuit, D. 4. Sawyer. 

Pittsfield, Burnham, and Palmyra, 
Norman La Marsh. 

Winterport and Neally’s Corner, 
A. A. Lewis. 

Ammi Prince, Financial Agent of 
East Maine Conference Semi- 
nary—member of Union Street 
Quarterly Conference. 

D. H. Tribon, Chaplain in the 
United States Navy—member 
of Hampden Quarterly Conf. 


ROCKLAND DISTRICT. 
C, A. PLrumer, P.E. 
(P. 0., Damariscotta.) 


Boothbay, W. F. Chase. 

Bristol, #. A. Glidden. 

Camden, J. R. Clifford. 

China and Winslow, E. 8, Gahan. 

Clinton and Benton, J. R. Baker, 

Cushing and South Waldobor- 
ough, to be supplied. 

Damariscotta and Mills, J P. 
Sunonton. 

Dresden, /. 7. Crosby. 


| East and North Vassalborough, 


J. S. Thompson. 

East Boothbay and South Bristol, 
F. D. Handy. 

East Knox and Morrill, to be sup- 

lied. 

East Pittston end Whitefield, to 
be supplied. 

Friendship, Charles Rogers. 

Georgetown and Arrowsie, G. B. 
Chadwick. 

Lincolnville and Northport, W. 
W. Ogier. 

Montville and Palermo, W. B. 
Eldridge. 

North and West Waldoborough, 
to be supplied. 

Eetston and Chelsea, M. F. Bridg- 

am, 

Rockland, @, A. Southard. 

Rockport, C. I. Mills. 

Round Pond and Bremen, Orren 
Tyler, 

Searsmont, C. B. Dunn. 

Sheepscott Bridge, /. A. Morelen. 

Southport, to be supplied. 

South Thomaston, S. 1. Dunton. 

Thomaston, 8. L. Hanscom, 

Union, 7. R. Pentecost. 

Unity and Troy, J. H. Bennett. 

Vassalborough, to be supplied, 


EAST MAINE CONFERENCE, 1884. 


to be supplied. 

Waldoborough, W. L. Brown. 

Washington, S. S. Gross. 

Westport, to be supplied. 

Windsor and Cross Hill, to be 
supplied. 

Wiscasset, S. H. Beale. 

Woolwich, B. B. Byrne. 

G. A. Crawford, Chaplain in the 
United States Navy—member 
of Camden Quarterly Conf. 


BUCKSPORT DISTRICT. 
C. E. Lissy. P.E. 
(P. O., Ellsworth.) 


Alexander and Cooper, to be sup- 
plied. 

Bar Harbor, J. W. Day. 

Belfast, W. H. Wiliams. 

Brooklyn and Brookville, to be 
supplied. 

Bueksport, L. L. Hanscom. 

Bucksport Centre and’ North 
Bucksport, to be supplied. 

Calais, dP Haley. 

Castine, V. P. Wardwell. 

Centreville and Addison, to be 
supplied. 

Columbia Falls and Columbia, to 
be supplied. 

Cranberry Isles, to be supplied. 

Deer Isle, 1 G. Prescott. ; 

East Machias and Cutler, David 
Smith. i 

Eastport, J. D. Smiley. 

Edmunds and Whiting, R. L. 
Nanton. 

Ellsworth, A. 8. Townsend. 

Franklin and Sullivan, C. L. 
Banghart. 

Gouldsborough and Steuber,, to 
be supplied. c 

Harrington and Cherryfield, C. Z. 
Haskell.. 

Lubec, R. M. Wilkius.. | 

Machias, Winfred Baldwin, 

Millbridge, to be supplied. 

Milltown, B. S. Avey. 


Orland and East Bucksport, to be , 


supplied. 
Orrington, A. J. Lockhart. 
Pembroke, 4. W. C. Anderson. 
Penvbscot, H. E. Frohock. 
Prospect, to be supplied. 
Robinston and Churlotte, to be 
supplied. 
Searsport and North Searsport, 
F. H. Osgood. 
South Orrington, and Orrington 
Centre, C. A. Maine. 
Surry, T. H. Murphy. 
Swan’s Island, to be supplied 
Tremont, to be supplied. 
Trenton, to be supplied. 
Wesley and Crawford, to be sup- 
plied. 


A. F, Chase, Principal of East 


Maine Conference Seminary— 
member of Bucksport Quarterly 
Conference. 


H. H. Clark, Chaplain in the — 
United States Navy—membher | 


of Bar Harbor Quarterly Conf. 


J. H, Moores, Missionary in Da- | 


kota, 


Qusst. 838. Where shall the next 
Conference be held? 


At Ellsworth, Maine. 


MAINE CONFERENCE, 1884. 


MAINE 


67 


CONFERENCE, 


Held in Bath, Maine, April 16-21, 1884. 


BISHOP FOSTER, Presidingws 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Lransfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

Ezra Tinker, from New England 
Southern; James W. Bashford, 
from New England; C. LZ. Libby, 
from Colorado; Francis A. Brag- 
don and Charles #. Springer, from 
East Maine—5. 


Quzst. 2. Who are Admitted on 


Trial ? 
William E. Morse, John P. Rob- 
erts—2. 


Quest. 8. Who Remain on Trial? 
Alexander Hamilton, Samuel T. 
Record, Milton S. Vail—s3. 


Quzst. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 


Quxst. 5. Who are Admitied into 
Full Connection ? 
Charles F. Parsons, Charles S. 
Cummings, Herbert E. Foss, Wal- 
ter Canham—4. 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitied ? 
None. 


Quest. 7. Who are Leceived on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 
None. 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons 2 
Charles 8. Cummings, Herbert 

8. Foss, Walter Canham—3. 


Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 


Charles S. Cummings, Herbert 
S. Foss, Walter Canham—3. 


Qursr. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 


Cyrus A. Laughton. 


Quast. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons? 


Cyrus A. Laughton. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
Charles F. Parsons, Charles 8. 
Cummings, Herbert S. Foss, Wal- 
ter Canham—4. 


Quxst. 18. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
Wilbur F. Holmes, Thomas F. 
Jones, Joshua M. Frost, Joseph 
H. Snow—4. 


Quzst. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders ? 


Wilbur F, Berry. 











Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Hiders ? 


Wilbur F, Berry. 


Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders? 


A. Wilbur Waterhouse. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders? 


A. Wilbur Waterhouse. 


Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

C. Fuller, C. C. Cone, N. C. 
Clifford, J. W. Smith, J. Mitchell, 
J. A. Strout, S. M. Emerson, J. 
Colby, Isaac Lord, J. Hawks, 
Parker Jaques, Stephen Allen, 
David Pratt, Jr.—13. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers? 

D. B. Randall, J. Allen, C. W. 
Morse, J. S. Rice, H. L. Linscott, 
E. Smith, J. Stone, J. Gerry, J. 
Rice, E. Shaw, A. Sanderson, C. 
W. Blackman, A. B. Lovewell, J. 
Moore, N. Andrews, T. J. True, 
C. R. Evans—17. 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died ? 

Charles Andrews, Francis A. 
Robinson, Thomas Hillman, Em- 
erson H. M’Kenney, D. Water- 
house, C. C. Coville—6. 

(See obituaries, p. 89.) 
Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 
ferred, and to what Conferences ? 

A. F. Chase, to Kast Maine ; 
Robert E. Bisbee and J. Nixon, 
to Columbia River; D. Perry, to 
Troy ; W. W. Baldwin, J. H. Pills- 
bury, and A. M’ Keown, to New 
England—7. 


Quesr. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
H. B. Wardwell, D. W. Le 
Lacheur—2. 
Qursr. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 
J. E. Budden. 


Quest. 25. Have any been Located? 
None. 


Qusst, 26. Haveany deen pee 


to Withdraw under Charges ? 
None. 
Quasr. 27. Have any been Hxpelled ? 
None. 








———., Secretary. 


Quest, 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

8. Allen, W. H. Foster, S. F. 
Weatherbee, E. W. Hutchinson, ° 
D. B. Randall, P. Jaques, H. At- 
kinson—7, 


Quest. 29. What is the Statisticat 
Report for this Conference year? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 179.) 


Qurst. 80. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Hund ¢ 


$4,440. 


Quzst. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$2,901 17, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference. 


Quest. 382. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed? 
(These appointments are all in the State 
a Mane, except as otherwise indi- 
cated. 


PORTLAND DISTRICT. 


Cartes J. Crarx, P.E. 
(P. 0., Wovudford’s, Me.) 


Alfred, G. Z. Burbank. 
Baldwin and Hiram, G. W. Ber- 


ber. 
Bartlett and,North Conway, Ezra 
Tinker, 
Berwick, #. W. Simons. 
Biddeford, A: S. Ladd. 
Bowery Beach, Alpha Turner. 
Cape Elizabeth Depot and Knight- 
ville, Francis Grovenor. 
Cape Porpoise, A. Cook. 
Chebeague, True Whittier. 
Conway, /. A. Bragdon. 
Cornish and Kezar Falls, K. Aé- 
Elliott, J. H. Trask. 
Falmouth and Cumberland, to be 
supplied. ; 
Ferry Village, John Collins. 
Fryeburg and Stowe, to be sup- 


ied. 

Gdodwin’s Mills, OC. 2. Bisbee. 

Gorham: North Street, W. 2. Dar- 
shall. 

School Street, T. F. Jones. 
Hollis Centre, H. 7. A. Patterson. 
Kennebunk, 7. P. Adams. 
Beanehusk Depot, &. H. Kim- 

ball. 

Kennebunkport, 9. F. Wetherbee. 
Kittery: First Church, A. Hamil- 
ton. 

Second Chureh, Perry Chandler. 
Maryland Ridge, W. E. Morse. 
Newfield, to be sepplees 
Oak Ridge, Alvah Hatch. 
Ogunquit, 8. T. Record. 

Old Orchard, Hezekiah Chase. 


68 


- Portland: Chestnut Street, J. W. 
Bashford. 
Congress Street, #. T. Adams. 
Island Church, C. F. Parsons.| 
Pine Street and West End, J. 
M. Williams. 

Saccarappa, HZ. Martin. 

Saco, WZ. C. Pendexter. 

Saco Ferry, J. UM. Woodbury. 

Shapleigh, Acton, and West New- 
field, $. D. Brown. 

South Berwick, £. W. Hutchinson. 

South Biddeford and Biddeford 
Pool, to be pupphed. 

South Elliott, #. K. Colby. 

South Standish and Buxton, ben- 
jamin Freeman. 
est Scarborough, J. Cobb. 

Woodford’s, W. &. Berry. 

York, G. C. Andrews. 


LEWISTON DISTRICT. 
Cnarues F, Auien, P.E. 
(P. O., Brunswick, Me.) 


Andover, LZ. P. French. 

Auburn, G. D. Lindsay. 

Bath : Beacon Street, G. F. Cobb. 
Wesley Church, ES. Stackpole. 

Bethel, 8. Hooper. 

Bowdoinham, HZ. B. Mitchell. 

Bridgton, P. Jaques, sup. 

Brunswick, W. M. Sterling. 

East North Yarmouth, George 
Toit. 

Fast Poland and Minot, to be sup- 
plied. 

Gardiner, J. Luce. 

Gorham, (N. H.,) # W. Smith. 

Harpswell and Orr's Island, to be 
supplied. 

Lewiston: Hammond Street, Ros- 

coe Sanderson. 

Park Street, # @. Rogers. 

Lisbon, to be supplied. 

Locke’s Mills and Bean’s Corner, 
to be supplied. 

Mason and Albany, to besupplied. 


Mechanic Falls, W. S. Jones. 

Naples, Joh». Gibson. ; 

Newry, Upton, Errol, (N. H.,) and 
Magallaway, to-be supplied. 

North Auburn, Turner, and Buck- 
field, to be supplied. 

North Windham and Raymond, to 
be supplied. 

Norway, 0. S. Saad! 5 

Oxford and Welchville, C. 8S. 
Cummings. 

Paris, Woodstock, and Bryant’s 
Pond, to be supplied. 

Richmond, D. Church. 

Rumford, V. D. Center. 

South Auburn and Danville, to be 
supplied. 

South Paris, H. E. Foss. 

South Waterford, Sweden, and 
Otisfield, J. H. Snow. 

West Cumberland and Duck Pond, 
to be supplied. 

West Durham and North Pownal, 
A, UC. Fratton. 


-| H. ©. Sheldon, Professor in Bos- 


ton University, School of Theol- 
ogy —member: of Brunswick 
Quarterly Conterence. 


AUGUSTA DISTRICT. 
AxseL W. Porrze, P.E. 
(P. O., Waterville, Me.) 


Augusta, C. W. Bradlee. 

East Readfield, to be ae 

East Wilton and Weld, /. 2. Mas- 
terman. 

Eustis, to be supplied. 

Fairfield, J. A. Corey. 

Fairfield Circuit, to ce supplied. 

Farmington and Temple, Cyrus 
Stone. 

Fayette and East Livermore, W. 
HI. Foster. 

Hallowell, W. F. Holmes. 

Industry and Stark, B. &. Pease. 

Kent’s Hill and Readfield Corner, 
J. B. Lapham. 





MAINE CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Kingfield, Salem, and Freeman, 
J. P. Roberts. : 

Leeds Circuit, to be.supplied. 

Livermore, to be supplied. 

Livermore Falls, J/. #. King. 

Mereer, to be supplied. 

Monmouth, @. D. Holmes. 

Mount Vernon, Vienna, and Bel- 
grade, O. H. Stevens. 

New Portland, to be supplied. 

New Sharon and Farmington 
Falls, to be supplied. 

North Anson and Madison, D. B. 
Flolt. : 

North Augusta, C. £. Libby. 

Oakland and Sidney, C. Munger. 

Phillips and West Phillips, to be 
supplied. 

Skowhegan and Norridgewoek, L. 
HI. Bean. 

Solon Cireuit, W. B. Barileti. 

Strong and West Freeman, Walter 
Canham. : 

Waterville, W. S. M’ Intire. : 

Wayne and North Wayne, J. B. 
Cole. 

Wilton, J. M. Frost. 

Winthrop, C. #. Springer. 

Edgar M. Smith, President; H. P. 
TYorsey, Financial Agent, of 
Maine Wesleyan Seminary and 
Female College— members of 
Kent’s Hill Quarterly Conf. 

J. L. Morse, Professor in North= 
western University Preparatory 
School—member of Keut’s Hill 
Quarterly Conference. 

Milton §. Vail, Missionary in 
Japan. 

WN. . Clifford, Supernumerary, 
Conference Tract Agent—mem- 
ber of Monmouth Quarterly 
Conference. 


Quzst. 33. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 
At Biddeford. 





DELAWARE CONFERENCE, 


Held in Easton Md., June 11-16, 1884. 


BISHOP FOWLER, 


/ 
. Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and fron. what Con- 
ferences ? ; 

W. H. Coffey, from Newark ; 
Alfred R. Shockley and J. H. Rid- 
dick, from Washington ; Thomas 
H, Johnson, from New York East 
—., 


Qurst. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial ? 
John W. Lankford, Thomas §&. 
Als, John H. Harmon, Lewis W. 
Deakins—4. 


Qunst. 3. Who Remain on Trial ? 


John H. B. Hubbard, George E. 
Snead, Andrew J. Wallace, Geo. 
T. Townsend—4. 


' Qugsrt. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
Charles H. Faucet. 


Presiding. BA 





MONROE, Secretary. 


Qugst. 5. Who are Admitted into; QuustT. 11. What Local Preachers 


Full Connection ? 

Daniel A. Ridout, James E. A. 
D. Grigsby—2. : 
Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitied 7 

None. 

Quzst. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 
None. 

Quzst. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons? 
Daniel A. Ridout. 

Qurst. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons? 
Daniel A. Ridout. 

Quzst. 10. What Local Preachers 

have been elected Deacons? | 

John W. Lankford, Thomas §. 
Als—2, 


have been ordained Deacons ? 


John W. Lankford, Thomas 8. 
Als—2. 


‘Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class? 
Daniel A. Ridout, James BE, A. 
D. Grigsby—2. 


QuEsT. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
King J. Still, Isaiah Johnson, 

Edward H. Webb, John H. 

Nutter, Silas E. Adams, James 

K. Adams—é, 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Fiders? ° 
Daniel J. Brittingham, James 

H. Winters—2. 2 ; 


DELAWARE CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders ? 


Daniel J. Brittingham, James 
H. Winters—2. 


Quzst. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Hiders ? 
None. 


Quzst. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Eiders ? 
None. 


QuzEST. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
None. 


Quzst. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


J.W. Sanders, Benjamin Gibbs, 
William Phillips, Philip Kenne- 
dy, Chas. Pollett, Nathan Young, 
aie Wing, Joshua Brinkley 


QuEsT. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


QusEstT. 21. Have any Died? 
None. 
* . 
QuEsT. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Jerred, and to what Conferences ? 
None. 


Qusst. 23. Have any Withdrawn? 
None. 


Qusst. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 


None. 


QUEST. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 


QUEST. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 
None. 


QUEST. 27. Have any been Hxpelled? 
None. 


QuEsT. 28. Who are selected for 
* “Triers of Appeals ? 
Hooper Jolly, A. Brown, W. 
¥. Butler, J. H. Pearce, H. A. 
Monroe, A. R. Shockley, W. M. 
Webb—7. 


Quest. 29. What 7s the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 187.) 


Quzst. 80. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund? 


Not answered. 


QuEst. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and-how has it 
been Applied ? 

$500, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference. 


Quzst. 32. Where are the Preach- 
os ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in the State 


of Delaware, except as otherwise iadi- 
cated. ] 


PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT. 
J. H. Wuirs, P.E. 
(. 0., 1018 Arch Street, Philadelphia.) 


Bridgeton, (N. J.,) to be sup- 
plied. 

Camden, (N. J.:) Scott, J. H. B. 
Hubbard. 

Cape May, (N. J.,) Z. M. Hub- 
bard 


Chester, (Pa..) J. J. Campbell. 
Merchantsyville, (N. J.,) to be sup- 
plied. 
Middletown, F. J. Lee. 
ae Zion, (N. J.,) G. M. Lan- 
i 


nN. 
Newark, (N. J.:) St. Johns, W. 
JS. Parker. 
few Castle, J. K. Adams. 
New Haven, T. H. Johnson. 
Odessa, D. J. Waters. 
Philadelphia, (Pa.:) Frankford 
and North Penn, J. S. Holley. 
Germantown, J. H. Pearce. 
John Wesley, Hooper Jolly. 
Twenty-sixth and Jefferson, W. 
C.. Dickerson. 
Zoar, A. R. Shockley. 
Port Deposit, (Md:,) L. W. Dea- 
kins. 
Salem, (N. J.,) W. 1. Wedd. 
Salem Circuit, (N. J.,).W. ZF. 
Rogers. 
Wilmington: Ezion, H. A. Mon- 
roe. 


WileHiagton Circuit, W. 2. But- 
Ta 


DOVER DISTRICT. 
G. H. Wasutneton, P.E. 
(P. O., Thurlow, Chester, Pa.) 


Cambridge, (Md.,) W. H. Thomas. 

Church Creek, (Md.,) P.J, Adams. 

Dover, /. H. Webb. 

DoverCircuit, J. E. A. D. Grigsby. 

East New Market, (Md.,) /. W. 
Stevenson. 

Federalsburg, (Md.,) W. B. Green. 

Hicksborough, (Md.,) to be sup- 
plied. 

Laurel, D. J. Brittingkam. 

Lewis and Rehoboth, K. J. Still. 

Madison, (Md.,) D. R. Dunn. 

Milford, Williamsville, and Har- 
rington, Woe Morris. 

Nassau, Thomas 8. Als. 


\ 


Seaford, John W. Lankford. 

Slaughter. Neck, Lincoln, and 
Milton, G. T. Townsend. 

Smyrna, D. A. Ridout. 

Townsend, C. H. Ash. 

Vienna, (Md.,) John H. Harmon. 


5 EASTON DISTRICT. 
L. Y. Cox, P:E. 
(P. 0., Dover, Del.) 
Centreville, (Md.,) 4A. W. Ham- 
alton. 
Chestertown, (Md.,) J. H. Rid- 
dick. 
Church Hill, (Md.,) J. H. Johnson. 
Crumpton, (Md.,) Asbury Grin- 
nage. 
Denton, (ya's Isaiah Broughton. 
Easton, (Md.,) J. D. Elbert. 
Edesville, (Md.,) J. S. Willis. 
Fairlee, (Md.,) J. H. Winters. 





Greene orga (Md.,) /. C. Cor- 
roll. 
Kent Island, (Md.,) S. G. Waters. 
Marydell, (Md.,) Henry Morris. 
Millington, (Md.,)C. A. Hutchins. 
Royal Oak, (Md.,) J. H. Nutter. 
Saint Michael’s, (Md.,) Abraham 
Brown. 
Sassafras, (Md.,) A. J. Wallace, 
Skipton, (Md.,) 8. E. Adams. 
Still Poad, (Md.,) J. H. Mason. 
Talbot, (Md.,) J. Y. Dennis. 
Trappe, (Md.,) Peter Burrows. 


SALISBURY DISTRICT. 
W. H. Corrry, P. E. 
(P. O., Snow Hill, Md.) 


Chincoteague, (Va.,) to be sup- 
plied. 

Christfield, J. H. Holland. 

Deal’s Island, (Md.,) G. E. Snead. 

Fairmount, (Md.,) LH. E. Parker. 

Friendship, (Md.,) W. A. Johnson. 

Green Hill and Kingston, (Md.,) 
John W. Brown. 3 

Horntown, (Va.,) E. H. Webb. 

Locust Mound, (Va.,) G. 
Young. ‘ 

North Berlin, (Md.,) 2. J. Waters. 

Pocomoke City,(Md.,) H. 7. Rich. 

Princess Ann, (Md.,) J. A. Scott. 

"Quantico, (Md.,) 4. J. Handy. 

Salisbury, (Md.,) J. &. Waters. 

Salisbury Circuit, (Md.,) <Adderé 
Lowber. 

Snow Hill, (Md.,) Matthias Har. 

Snow Hill Circuit, (Md.,) 5. P. 
Whittington. 

South Berlin, (Md.,) 7. B. i. 
Coleman. 

Stockton, (Md..) Zsazah Johnson. 

Wiseville, (Va.,) Charles Horsey. 


Quest. 33. Where shall the net 
Conference be held ? 


At Salisbury, Md. 


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GERMANY AND SWITZERLAND CONFERENCE, 1884. 


GERMANY AND SWITZERLAND CONFERENCE, 


Held in Zurich, Switzerland, June 26-July 1, 1884. 


BISHOP HURST, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

None. 
Quxst. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 
Ludwig Brindle, Gottlieb Bu- 
beck, Heinrich Albert Gut, Jacob 
Neuhardt—4. 


Quest. 8. Who Remain on Trial ? 

Ferdinand Reiker, Gottlieb 
Sporri, Bruno Bozinger, Jacob 
Beck—4, . 


Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Pull Conection ? 

Franz Jacob, Emil Rohner, 
Christoph Jiter, Friedrich Bran- 
dle, Heinrich Huber, Hans Mader, 
Jacob Strissler—7. 


Quzst. 6. Who are Re-admitted 2 
Hrederick Hilers. 


Quest. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches? 


None. 


_ Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
Franz Jacob, Emil Rohner, 

Christoph Jiter, Friedrich Brin- 
die, Heinrich Huber, Haps Mider, 
Jacob Strassler, Moses S. Cross 


—8. 
Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 


Franz Jacob, Emil Rohner, 
Christoph Jiter, Friedrich Brin- 
die, Heinrich Huber, Hans Mader, 
Jacob Striissler, Moses 8. Cross 
0; 

Quxst. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
None. 


Qvrst. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 


’ None. 


Quust. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
Franz Jacob, Emil Rohner, 
Christoph Jitter, Friedrich Brin- 
dle, Heinrich Huber, Hans Mader, 
Jacob Strissler, Moses S. Cross 
—38. 


Quust. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class? 


Wilhelm Kleinknecht, Edward 
baumann—2, 





Quest. 14.. What Traveling Dea~ 
cons have been elected Llders ? 


Gottfried Bar, Engelbert Wun- 
derlich, Conrad Walz, Adolph 
Theiss—4. 

Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Hlders ¢ 

Gottfried Bar, Engelbert Wun- 
derlich, Conrad Walz, Adolph 
Theiss—4, 

Qurst. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders? 
None. 

Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Hiders ? 
None. 

Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

None. — 
Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
auated Preachers ? 
C. H. Doering. 
Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 

This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference, 

Quust. 21. Have any Died? ° 
J. Zipperer. 

(See obituaries, p. 95.) 
Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 

Noue. 
Quest. 23, Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 
Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 
August Heinzelmann. 


Quest. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 
Quest. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges 2 
None. 


Quust. 27. Have any been Hupelied ? 
None. 


Quzst. 28. Who are selected for 
2 Triers of Appeals ? 
H. Nilsen, Ernst Gartner, F. 
Klasner, H. G. Odinga, J. G. Hat- 
torff, L. Kruse, D. Schofeld—7. 


Quzsr. 29. What ts the Statistical 
Lieport for this Conference year ? 


(See tabulated statement, p. 188.) 


Qurst. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund? 


$426. 


A. SULZBERGER, Secretary. 


Quest. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has tt 
been Applied? 

$426, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference. 


Quust. 82. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
(These appointments are all in Germany 
except those in the Schweiz District, 
and they are all in Switzerland.j 


BREMEN DISTRICT. 
HEInRion G. Oprnaa, P.E. 
(P. O., Olber Strasse 44, Bremen.) 


Aurich, Jurgen Wischhusen. 
Bielefeld and Metten, Emil Roh- 
ner, one to be supplied. 
Bremen and Vegesack, Franz 
Klitsner. 
Bremerhaven, August Prante. 
Delmenhorst and Neerstedt, Jo- 
hann Van Oehsen, one to be 
supplied. . 
Dornum and Esens, Jacob Zolliker. 
Edewecht, Edward Baumann. 
Flensberg and Kiel, Heinrich Hu- 
ber, one to be supplied. 
Hamburg, Heinrich Welti. 
Neuschoo and Sid Arle, Conrad 
Walz. 
Oldenburg, Paul Pritzlaff. 
Rhauderfehn, Jucob Beck. 
Heinrich Nilsen, Book Agent— 
member of Bremen Quarterly 
Conference. 
Gustav Yunker, Editor of the 
Evangelist—member of Bremen 
Quarterly Conference. 


BERLIN DISTRICT. 
ERNST GEBHARDT, P.E. 
(P. O., Nord Strasse, Zwickau, Sachsen.) ~ 


Belgard, Hermann Kehl. ‘ 

Berlin, Gottfried Frey, one to be 
supplied, - 

Chemnitz, Jacob Kaufmann. 

Colberg, Dietrich Rohr. 

Langenwetzendorf, Ferdinand 
Schmidt. 

New Ruppin, Johann Spérrs. 

Plauen, Wilhelm Seitz. 

Saalfeld Leuchentenberg, Godt- 
Sried Bir. 

Schleiz and Remptendorf, Ferdi- 
nand Reiker. 

Sehwarzenberg, Heinrich Burk- 
hardt, one to be supplied. 

Waltersdorf and Zeitz, Ernst 
Schmidt, Heinrich Alber Gut. 

Zwickau, Philip Lutz, one to be 
supplied. 


FRANKFURT-AM-MAIN DIST. 
Lupwic Nipper, P.E. 
(P. 0., Martins-Missionshaus, Frankfurt- 
am-Main.) 


Bietenkopf and Treysa, Christoph 
Jitter. 


GERMANY AND SWITZERLAND CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Bidingen, Adolph Theiss, 

Cassel, Carl Schell. 

Dillenburg, Wilhelm Steinbrenner, 
one to be supplied. 

Frankfurt-am-Main and _ Fried- 
richsdorf, Gustav Hempel. 

Kaiserslautern, Heinrich Mann. 

Kreuznach, Jean Wuhrmann. 

Mannheim, Carl Frischkorn. 

Pirmasens, Leonhard Weiss. 

Rheinbéllen and Pferdsfeld, Gott- 
lieb Bubeck. ’ 


L. Nippert, Direetor; A. Sulz- 
berger, Professor, in Martin’s 
Mission Institute—members of 
Frankfurt-am-Main Quarterly 
Conference. 

Friedrich Hilers, Inspector of the 
Bethanien Verein. 


WURTEMBERG DISTRICT. 
JOHANN STAiGER, P.E. 
(P. O., Rosenberg 40, Heilbronn, Wiir- 
temberg.) 

Attentstaig, to be supplied. 
Balingen, to be supplied. 
Beilstein, Hermann Schilp. 
Bietigheim, Jacub Harle. 

Calw, Friedrich Cramer. 
Carlsruhe, Leonhard Peter. 





Ebingen, Johann Walz. 
Freudenstadt, Christian Soll. 
Heilbronn, Johann Spille, one to 
be supplied. 
Heimsheim, Heinrich Kienast. 
Herrenberg, Cart Dietrich. 
Knittengen, Carl Burkhardt. 
Lahr, Albert Bideker. 
Leonberg, Hngelbert Wiinderlich. 
Ludwigsburg, Friedrich Harle. 
Marbach, Heinrich Hberle. 
Nagold, Bruno Bozinger. 
Nurnberg, Wilhelm Kleinknecht. 
Oehringen, Georg Goss. 
Ottmarsheim, Franz Jacoh. 
Pforzheim, Christian Schwarz. 
Sinsheim, Jacob Strassler. , 
Strasburg, Adolph Living. 
Stuttgart, Clement Achard. 
Vaibingen, Johann Renner, one to 
be supplied. 
Weinsberg, Ludwig Schnell, 


SCHWEIZ DISTRICT. 
AvuGust RoDEMEYER, P.E. 
(P. O., Giiter Strasse 164, Basel.) 

Affoltern, Johann Wettstein. 

Basel, Gerhard Bruns. 

Bern and Langnau, Caspar Glottli, 
one to be supplied. 





Ad 


Biel, Lyss, and Neu Chatel, Zrnst 
Pucklitsch, G. Sporri, Gottfried 
Krauss. 

Bilach, Linil Zimmer. 

Chur, Friedrich Brindle. 

Genf, Ludwig Brindle. 

Horgen and Thalweil, Bernhard 
Schroeder, Hans Miider, 

La Chaux-de-Fonds, Sriedrich 
Deppeler. 

Lausanne, Zamund Diem. 

Lensburg and Aran, Jacob Geer- 
ing, one to be supplied. 

Liestal, Adolph Scharpf. 

Niederutzmyl and Watwyl, Jo- 
hann Harie, one to be supplied. 

Rheineck, Johann Schneebele. 

Saint Gallen, Andrea Ruppanner. 

Schaffhausen and Ober Hallan, 
Christian Raith, two to be sup- 
plied. 

Turbetthal, Heinrich Brunner. 

Uster, Carl Schuarschinidt, 

Winterthur and Frauenfeld, Jacob 
Spérrz, one to be supplied. 

Zurich, Jacob Breiter, Jacob Neu- 
hardt. 


QuEst. 33. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


At Stuttgart. 





Int Anes C ON Or R EN Ce, 


_ Held in Perugia, March 5-9, 1884. 


LEROY M. VERNON, Presiding. 





SILVIS SIAZI, Sevelary. 


Quust. 1. Who are Received by| Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- | Quast. 19. Who are the Superan- 


Transfer, and from what Con- 

Serences? 

James Hepburn Hargis, from 
Newark. ’ 


Quust. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 
Nardi, 


Nicodemo Francesco 


Vizzone—2. 


Quest. 3. Who Remain on Trial? 
Giacomo Carboneri, Constan- 
tino Tollis, Federigo Cruciani, 
Guido Palmieri, Giovanni Caval- 
leris, Michele Ferreri, Pietro Tag- 
lialatela, Gaetano Conte—8. 


Qusst. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
Giovan Battista Frizziero. 


a 
Quzst. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection? 


* None. 
QuEst. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None. 


Quxrst. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 


None. 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons? 
Costantino Tollis, Federigo 

Cruciani, Guido Palmieri, Pietro 

Taglialatela, Gaetano Conte—s. 


ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
None. 
Quust. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons? - 
None. 

Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
None. 

Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class? 

_ None. 


Quzst. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class? 


None. 

Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Hiders ? 
None. 

Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Hiders ? 
None. 

Quest. 16. What-Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders ? 
None. 

Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders? 
None. 


QuEstT. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
None. 


nuated Preachers ? 
, None. 


Qurst. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxeamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 


name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. ~ 


Quest. 21. Have any Died? 
None. 


QuzsT. 22. Have any been TLrons- 
Served, and to what Conferences? 
None. 


Qugst. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own Request ? 
None. 

Quest. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 
None. 


Quest. 27. Haveany been Expelled ? 
None. 


Quzst. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 
None. : 
Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? | 
(See tabulated statement, p. 190.) 


72 


Qusst. 30. What are the Claims 
* on the Conference Fund ? 


Not answered. 

Quest. 31. What has been received 
on these Claims, and how hus it 
been Applied ? 

Not answered. 


Quest. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


CONFERENCE DISTRICT. 


L. M. Vernon, P.E, 


J. H. ‘Hargis, to assist L. M. 
Vernon. 





Arezzo, G. Cavalleris. 
Asti, M. Ferreri. 
Bologua, D. Cay. 
Campobasso, /. Ageno. 
Dovadola, to be supplied. 
Faenza, 2. Boretli. é 
Florence, 7. Gay, N. Nardi. 
Foggia, P. Taglialutela. 
Forli and Ravenna, 
Bambini, 4 
Milan, Z. Boreli.  _ 
Modena, G. Carboneri. 
Naples, D. Polsineili. 
Soccavo, C. Tollis. 
Pisa and Pontedera, Zduwardo 
Stasio, 


Crisanzio 


¢ 


ITALY CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Perugia, G, Palmieri. ; 
Rome: Piagzi Esquiline, 5. Stazé, 
F. Vizzone. 

Saint Paul’s, A. Lanna, 

San Marzano, .4. Guigon. 

Terni, G. Gattuso. 

Todi, #. Caporali. 

Turin, B. Bracchetto. 

Venice, F. Cruciani. 

Venosa, G. Conte. 

E. Caporalt, Editor of the Nuova 
Scienzo. | 


QuEstT. 838. Where shall the next 
Annual Meeting be held ? 
At Venice. 





SWEDEN CONFERENCE, 


Held in Upsala, Sweden, July 9-14, 1884. 


BISHOP HURST, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences? 

None. 


QuEst. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial 2 


Axel Engstrém, Nils J. Rosen, 
John A. Th. Jansson, Karl E. 
Jonsson, Karl A. Albrektsson, 
Haralamby Dimitroft—é. 


Quest. 8. Who Remain on Trial 2 


Erik A. W. Schitz, Karl A. 
Wik, Otto Uppling, August Shou, 
Axel Uppling, Karl J. Bohlin—é. 


Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 


Peter Jeppson. 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted 2 
None. 


Quest. 7. Who are. Received on 
Credentials from other Churches 2 
None. 

Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons 2 
Peter Jeppson. 


Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons 2 


Peter Jeppson. 


Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 


None. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
huve been ordained Deacons ? 


None. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
Jonas P. Danielsson, Johannes 
Nilsson, Peter Jeppson—3. 





Quest. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
Karl E. Norstrém, Nils Lind- 

trém, Anders J. Eriksson, Svantes 

Svensson, Mikael P. Lindqvist—5. 


Qusst. 14. What Traveliny Dea- 
cons have been elected Eiders ? 


Peter Nilsson, Isak G. Finerus, 
Anders Andersson, Johan E. Ed- 
man, Emil Svensson, Wilhelm 
Andersson, Nils J. Backstrém—7. 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cous have been ordained Hlders ? 


Peter Nilsson, Isak G. Finerus, 
Anders Andersson, Johan E. Ed- 
man, Emil Svensson, Wilhelm 
Andersson, Nils J. Backstr6m—7. 


QuEST. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders ? 


None. 


QuEST. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders ? 


None. 


Quxst. 18. Who are the .Super- 
numerary Preachers ? 


None, 


Quzst. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nated Preachers ? 


Gustaf Fredengren. 


QuEsT. 206. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 
This (was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
In open Conference, 


Quest. 21. Have any Died ? 
Karl A. Stenholm. 
(See obituary, p. 97.) 


QuEsT. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Jerred, and to what Conferences? 

Karl J. Bohlin, to North- 
west Swedish ; Haralamby Dimi- 
troff, to Newark—2. 


——, Secretary. 


QuEstT. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 


QueEst. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ¢ 


Karl A. Lundqvist, Jakod M. 
Ojerholm—2. 


QuEsT. 25. Have any been Located ? 
Noue. 


QUEST. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Wethdraw under Charges ? 


None. 


Quest. 27. Haveany been Expelleg ? 
Lars G. Edgren, 


28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

Jonas P. Larsson, Jakob M. 
Erikson, Karl Wallenius, Joban 
Roth, Karl Ljungren, Karl J. Jo- 
hansson, Karl Huttgren—7, 


QUEST. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 190.) 


QUEST, 


Quest. 80. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


3,900 (crowns. ) 


QUEST. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? A 

1,900 (crowns,) 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference, 


QuEST. 82. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


STOCKHOLM DISTRICT. 
Fr. AWGREN, P.E. 
(P. O., Upsala.) 
Arboga and K6ping, Eric A. W. 
Schitz, 
Borlinge, 4. Jonsson. 
Eskilstuna, C. Ljungren, 


Fagersta and Hégfors, Eric Jons- 
son, 


SWEDEN CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Falun and Korsuds, M. P. Lind- 
qvist. 
Filipstad, F. O. B. Wallin. 
Finland Mission: Helsingfors, B. 
A. Carlsson. 
Wasa, Kristinesbad, and G. 
Karlsky, G. Wagnsson, 
Gefle and Sandviken, C. Hultgren. 
Heby, J. A. Th. Jansson. 
Kungsor, Johannes Nilsson. 
Lindesberg, J. G. Finerus. 
Malmképing, J. P. Danielsson. 
Mora and Orsa, F. G. Holmgren. 
Nyby, to be supplied. 
Nykoping, A. Engstrém. 
Odensvi, to be supplied. 
Oregrund, WV. J. Backstrém. 
Rausiter, C. A. Andersson. 
Stockholm: Saint Paul’s, F% UV. 
Liljegren. 
Saint Peter’s, A. A. Johnsson. 
Sundsvall, G. Lindstrim. 
Upsala, C. P. Carlsson. 


Jakob M. Erikson, Book Agent 
and Editor—member of Saint 
Paul’s Quarterly Conference. 

Johan F. Edman, Principal Theo- 
logical School—member of Up- 
sala Quarterly Conference. 


KARLSKRONA DISTRICT. 
N. M. Litgeeren, P.E. 
(P. O., Jénképing.) 


Boxho!m, to be supplied. 
Buttle, to be supplied. 
Eksjé, K. A. Albrektsson. 
Jénképing, K. EB. Norstrém. 
Kalmar, C. J. Johansson. 
Karlsbamn, P. Nilsson. 
Karlskrona, J. Roth. 
Loftahammar, K. A. Wik. 
Lindsképing, W. Andersson. 
Monsteras, dA. J. Gustafsson. 
Motala, N. Lindstrém. 
Niissj6, A. Uppling. 
Norrképing, C. Wallendus. 


Nybro, C. 8. Lindborg. 


Oskarshamn, A. Sigurdsson. 
Ostergarn, to be supplied. 
Sliteand Kappelshamn, 2. Wahilby. 
Trikumla, A. J. Eriksson. 
Wisby, C. J. Englund. 
Westervik, I. &. Karlsson. 
Waldemarsvik, V. P. Sandell. 


GOTEBORG DISTRICT. 
L. G. Berewunp, P.E, 


(P. 0., Géteborg.) 
Atorp, A. Andersson. 








Bengtsfors, to be supplied. 

Bofors and Degerfors, 7. 
Hahne. 

Delary, to be supplied. 

Grums and Nor, (. Carlsson. 

Goteborg, C. Lundgren. 

Hahnstad, Z. Petersson. 

Halsberg, 2. Nilsson. 

Hardemo and Laxa, #, Svensson. 

Karlstad, to be supplied. 

Kristinshamn, /. Pederson. 

Landskrona and Bjut, P. Jepp- 
son. 

Lekhyttan, J. Th. Kjellstrand. 

Lerbick, to be supplied. 

Lidképing, Otto Uppling. 

Lund, to be supplied. 

Mojorna, to be supplied. 

Malmé, J. P. Larsson. 

Orebro, A. Schou. 

Seftle and Fréskog, S. Svensson. 

Petes and Lotorp, P. G. Berg- 

(00 


We 


Stromstad, to be supplied. 
Walda and Ship, N. J. Rosen. 
Warberg, to be supplied. 


Quest. 83. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


At Motala, Sweden. 


NORWAY CONFERENCE, 


Held in Bergen, Norway, July 24-28, 1885. 


‘BISHOP HURST, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 
Herman Jacobsen, from South 
India. 
Quest. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 
Ananias Gindersen. 
Qurst. 8. Who Remain on Trial? 
Johanus Clausen, Nils E. Si- 
monson, Hans J. Petersen—3. 
Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 
QQunst. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 
None. 


Quxst. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None. 

Qurst. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 
None. 

Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
None. 

Qusst. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
None. 

Qoest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
Nils E. Simonson. 








-—— 
Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
Nils E. Simonson. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class? 


None. 


Quzst. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 


Ole Christensen, Herman Ja- 
cobsen—2, 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Eiders ? 


James Sanaker. 


Quust. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders ? 


James Sanaker. 


Quest. 16. What Localy Deacons 
have been elected Eiders ? 


None. 


Quzst. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders? 


None. 


Quzst. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers? 


None. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 
C. P. Willerup, H. P. Thorsten- 


sen—2, 


\ 


So LAY. 


Quxst. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died? 
None. 

Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 

Serred, and to what Conferences ? 
None. 


Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 
Quest. 24, Have any been Located 
at their own request ? % 
L. Brynildsen. 


Quest. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 
Quest. 26. Have any been. permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges? 
None. 


Quest. 27. Have any been Expelled ? 
None. 
Quest. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals? 

8. Hansen, O. Olsen, A. Olsen, 
N. Christoffersen, H. Ristvedt, J. 
Sanaker, M. Sorensen, Car] An- 
dersson—8. 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 191.) 


74 


Quzst. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund? 


475 (crowns.) 


Quest. 81. What has been Received 
om these Claims, and how has tt 
been Applied ? 


Not answered. 


Quest. 82. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


CHRISTIANIA DISTRICT. 
Lars PEetersen, P. E. 
(P. O., Christiania.) 


Christiania: First Church, Anders 
Olsen. 
Second Church, N. E, Simon- 
son. 
Drammen, J. Jorgensen. 
Hidsborg and Holand, O. Chris- 
tensen. 
Frederikshald, J. Sanaker. 
Frederikstad, VV. Kristoffersen. 


Honefos and Hadeland, #. Walle. 

Humar and Furnes, L. Doblong. 

Kongsberg and Sondsver, C. 
Ruud. 5 

Moss and Soon, O. Krogsrid. 

Odalen and Kongsvinger, H. J 
Petersen, 

Sarpsborg, Martinius Olsen. 

Throndhjem, A. J. Wahlstrim, 
one to be supplied. : 

H. P. Bergh, Editor of Kristelig 
Tidente and Bornenes Sondags- 
blad — member of | Second 
Church Christiania Quarterly 
Conference. 

N. Jonassen, Book Agent—mem- 
ber of Christiania First Church 
Quarterly Conference. 


BERGEN DISTRICT. 
J. H. Jonnson, P.E. 
(P. 0. Christiania.) 
| Arendal, J. A. Wéel. 





NORWAY CONFERENCE, 1885. 


| Bergen, Ole Olsen. 
Brevig and Bamble, 
Sen. 
Flekkefjord and Hitterén, 
' Gindersen. 
Haugesund, J. Clausen. 
Horten, H. Réstvedt. 
Christiansand, 7. M@. Hauge. 
Krayeré, Peter Olsen. 
Laurvig, Johannes Olsen. 
Porsgrund, J. Thorkildsen. 
Skien, S. Hansen. 
Stavenger and Sandnes, A. Hal- 
worsen. ; 
Tonsberg and Holmestrand, @. 
Torjussen. 


Hans Hansen, P. M. 8. Jensen, 
C. J. M. Thaarup, Missionaries 
to Denmark. 


L. Jenn- 
A. 


Quest. 33. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


At Throndhjem. 





MLS S20 Nia 


IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES. 


M Be X.120: O° Mat Se8 ON; 


Held in the City of Mexico, Jan. 7, 1884. 


BISHOP WARREN, Presiding. 


S. P. CRAVER, Secretary. 


Qusst, 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 


(See tabulated statement, p.___.) 


QuEsT. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


C. W. Dreus, Superintendent. 
(P. 0., City of Mexico.) 
Guanajuato, S. P. Craver, Con- 

rado A, Gamboa, Severo I. Lo- 


pez. 
Leon, D. Kemble, Pedro F, Val- 
derrama. 


Mexico City and Miraflores, John 

| W. Butler, Bmelio Fuentes y 
Betancourt, Augustin Palacios, 
Camilo Arrieta, Jorge Lopez, 
Abundio Tovar, Crescencio 
Ramirez. 

Orizaba, Simon Loza. 

Pachuea, J. M. Barker, [ucius C. 
Smith, Justo M. Euroza, W. B. 
Rule, A. Orozco, Sixto Bernal, 
Joaquin Hernandez, Jacinto 
Hernandez. 

Puebla, 8. W. Siberts, Felipe N. Cor- 
dova, Francisco Cordova, Ro- 
man Medina, Nicolas Guevara. 





| 


Queretaro, 4. W. Greenman, Ben- 
jamin Velasco, Prudencio G. 
Hernandez, M. Fernandez, 

Charles W. Drees, Editor ; Hmilio 
Fuentes y Betancourt, Assist- 
ant Editor, of El Abogado 
Cristiana Iilustrado. ' 

John W. Butler, Agent of Mission 
Press and Book Depository. 

S. W. Siberts, President of Theo- 
logical Seminary. 


Quest. 33. Where shall the next 
Annual Meeting be hela ? 
Not answered. 


SOUTH AMERICA MISSION, 


Held in Montevideo, Uruguay, Feb. 13-22, 1884. 


THOS. B. WOOD, Presiding. 


Qurst. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
ferences? 

None. 


QuEst. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial ? 
None. 


QuEstT. 3. Who Remain on Trial? 

Andrew M,. Milne, William 
Tallon, with recommendation for 
admission into full connection 
in the Annual Conference, sub- 
ject to the condition in the case 


WM. TALLON 


of William Tallon of passing the 
required exarmination—2. 


Qurst. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 
Quszst. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 
None. 


Quzst. 6. Who are Re-admitied ? 
None. 


Quxst. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials nae other Churches ? 
one. 


AND J. CORREA, Sec’s. 


Quzst. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
None. 


qQuEsT. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
None. 


(UEST. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
None. 


Quest, 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
None. 


Quzsr. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class? 


None. 


Quest. 18. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
Andrew M. Milne, William 
Tallon—2. 


Qusst. 14. What Traveling Dea- 

cons have been elected Eiders ? 

Andrew M. Milne and William 
Tallon have been recommended 
to the Annual Conference for 
election to elder’s orders, with a 
view to their being ordained 
whenever practicable thereafter, 
with the condition in the case of 
William Tallon of first passing 
the required examination—2. 


QusEst. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Eiders ? 
None. 

Quzst. 16. What Local Deacons 
haue been elected Hiders? 
None. 

Quzst. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders? 
None. 


MISSIONS, 1884. 


QuzsT. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
None. 


Quzst. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


None. 


QuEsT. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


QUEST 421. Have any Died ? 
None. 

QuEsT. 22. Have any been Trans- 

Serred, and to what Conferences ? 
None. 


QuEstT. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
: None. 
Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own Request ? 
None. 


Qusst. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 


75 


QuEstT. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges? 


None. 
Quest. 27. Have any been Hxpelled? 
None. 
QuxstT. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 
None. 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 192.) 


QuEst. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund? 


Not answered. 

Quzst. 31. What hasbeen Received 
on these Claims, and how has 2 
been Applied ? 

_ Not answered. 
Quest. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
Not answered. 
Quest. 33. Where shall the next 
Annual Meeting be held ? 
At Buenos Ayres, Argentina. 


DENMARK MISSION, 


Held in Frederikshaven, Den., Aug. 8, 1884. 
BISHOP HURST, Presiding. 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical | Copenhagen, P. U.8. Jensen, one 


Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 193.)! 


Qusst. 82. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
Karu Scnov, Superintendent. 
(P. O., Copenhagen.) 
Aasa, to be supplied. 
Aalborg, to be supplied. 
Aarhus, to be supplied. 


to be supplied. 
Frederikshaven, J. J. Christensen. 
Horsens and Hornsyld, H. /acob- 
son. 
Langeland, J. Nielson. 
Lokken, to be supplied. 
Odense, 8S. K. Johansen. 
Svendborg and Faaborg, Chr. 
Thaarup. 


Varde, H. Hansen. 


, Secretary. 


Veile and Euketund, C. / Léz- 
holtz. 


Karl Schou, Editor of Sondags- 
skolen. 


J. J. Christensen, Editor of Dar- 
esk Kristelig Talsmand. 


Quzst. 83. Where shall the next 
Annual Meeting be held? 


Not answered. 


DEATH ROLL: SPRING CONFERENCES OF 1884. 





Name. Conference. Page. 
Abbott, Uraic... ssc +. New York East....... 92 
Andrews, Charles.... Maine............... 89 
Akard, (Hn. oi. og «6 Washington.......... 97 
Bangs, Nathan H.... New York............ 87 
Beebe, Raslus O..... Northern New York... 92 
Benton, Erastus... .. New England Southern 97 
Blank, David....... North Carolina....... 97 
Boyden, Jesse...... New Hampshire...... 96 
Brough, Demas..... WUCWAS aus 6 sodouC eee 95 
DSLO WIA Exaie io seVeieinte = Washington.......... Oe 
Brown, OF Ha. is). Washington.......... 97 
Buck, Charles J..... Central Pennsylvania... 83 
Butler, Elisha...... Central Pennsylvania.. 84 
Button, Amasa G.... VWermont............. 90 
Clippinger, W. A..... Central Pennsylvania... 83 
Coombe, Pennell..... Philadelphia......... 81 
Gooper, A. 5....2.. WierinOnty ere epsiats cisco 90 
Coville, C. C....... Maine wrecilere share eg 
Dailey, Jacob P..... IN@ Wark ate rscs.«.cscleineiene 84 
Davenport, Zachariah. New York East....... 94 
Day, Michael A..... Philadelphia ......... 82 
Elkins, J. M....... Washington.......... 97 
English, John...... New Hampshire...... 96 
Field, Daniel....... Wermont, 7a. siscertonrers 90 
Fletcher, Josiah..... Northern New York... 92 
Ford, Salisbury 8.... Troy....... BO AOS O 95 
Gavitt, William H... Wyoming ........... 85 
Gifford, Joseph O.... Northern New York... 91 
Gilder, John L..... New York Hast...... - 92 
Glover, Charles E.... New York East....... 93 
Gothard, William.... New York East....... 93 
Harris, William F.... New York............ 87 
Hayward, Isaac..... IKONS EME AS oppomte «- 49 
Hicks) Wii.< snc Washington.......... 97 
Hillman; Thomas: < .. 0 Maines. i/isls0 wees ss 6 89 
Howard, Americus K. New Hampshire...... 96 
Inskip, John S..... New York East...... - 94 
Jaroloman, John..... New Jersey.......... 81 

BONES, Ds: Pean's <)siep cio LORIN COMN aia sielaicts vies 84 
Jones, Joseph A..... New Jersey......+-.. 80 
Jost, Caspar........ HastGerman......... 96 


Name. Conference, Page. 
Karsner, Charles..... Philadelphia ..... Oe sen Gee 
Kelley, Samuel..... . New England........- 85 
Kelloge® E. E....... Northern New York... 91 
Kennedy, Thomas.... Louisiana............ 79 
Kershaw, H. B...... South Carolina ....... 79 
King, Rufus E....... Northern New York... 91 
Kristeller, Siegfried.. New York East....... 92 
Leader, Shadrach.... New England Southern 97 
Mack, Daniel A...... Vie VIN OUD yet Palalorete's sisi 90 
Matlack, Louis C..... Wilmington.......... 19 
Matthews, Orrin Purdy New York........... 86 
Mauger, Henry B.... Philadelphia shat Sista ieee 82 
Maynard, Ezra....... North Indiana...... -- 86 
M’Kenney, E. H..... MEWS GBMeg acne Bosom iet! 
M’Kindless, John A.. Central Pennsylvania.. 83 
Millard, Jeremiah.... New York............ 88 
Mitchell, Randall.... New England......... 86 
Mitchell, Robert..... Florida.............. 49 
Morris: sli Hissisrstosores SANG AOWIS:. ces leit crete _80 
Payton, John Ingle... North Indiana........ 86 
Phillips, Jonas...... MET OVicrcierejelccctataekelere caters 95 
Robinson, Francis A.. Maine............... 89 
Rogers, Aaron....... INGW: VOU testes sieterats 88 
Rogers, D. M........ New England Southern 97 
Russell, Stephen K.. Newark..... eocccces OF. 
Ryan, 8. P.......... Washington......... ~ 
Simpers, Thomas W.. Philadelphia.......... 81 
Simpson, Matthew.... ...... Fo GOGO RAeeae «3 ae 
Stenholm, Karl A.... Sweden Conference.... 97 
Mhomas Gs". ance WVerMON ER ietesai- oie. vierelo 91 
Milken, yH.\O.: scree Northern New York... 91 
Wade, Daniel........ Florida..... oraiehe oinavele 79 
Waite, Daniel....... New England......... 85 
Wallon, August C. F. East German......... 96 
Waterhouse, Daniel.. Maine...... ais niecele nie emioe 
Wiaters, Reviosai asc North Carolina....... 97 
Wesley, John W..... Louisiana............ 79 
Wood, Joseph H...... New York........... . 87 
Young) 'C) Bitte scsi.) SAIN eters sneraats J Oe 


Zipperer, J......... Ger’y and Switzerland, . 95 
































J Bishop Matthew Simpson, DA, PLA, 


BISHOP OF THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 


Tux late Brssop Sreeson was born in Cadiz, O., June 21, 1811, and 
died at his home, in the city of Philadelphia, Pa., on June 18, 1884. 
His academic education was obtained in his native town; his collegiate § 
training was received at Madison College, Pa., by the officers of which 
he was elected tutor in his eighteenth year. He subsequently pre- 
pared himself for, and for a short period practiced, the medical profes- | 
sion; but feeling it his duty to enter the ministry, he was licensed to 
preach, and in 1834 was received on trial into the Pittsburg Annual § 
Conference, and appointed to the Saint Clairsville Circuit, under the 
presiding eldership of Wesley Browning. The next year he was sta- # 
tioned in Pittsburg, having Thomas M. Hudson, William Hunter, and ff 
Charles Elliott for colleagues in the ministry in that place, the latter e 
being also editor of the “ Pittsburg Conference Journal.” At the next § 
Conference Matthew Simpson was admitted into full connection, or- : 
dained deacon, and appointed to the Liberty Street Charge, Pittsburg. 
At the following Conference he was assigned to Williamsport, and | 
during the year was elected Vice-president and Professor of Natural | 
Science in Alleghany College. In 1839 Prof. Simpson was elected 
President of Indiana Asbury University, where he remained until, in § 
1848, he was elected Editor of the “ Western Christian Advocate.” In 
1844 he was one of the delegates from the Indiana Conference to the 
famous General Conference of that year, and again in 1848, and 1852. 
Tn 1852 he was elected Bishop; Levi Scott, O. C. Baker, E. R. Ames, 
being also elected at the same time and on the same ballot. These 
beloved and honored servants of the Church are now all departed this 
life, Bishops Scott, Baker, and Ames having preceded their colleague 
to the rest that remaineth. 

In addition to the ustial duties of his office, Bishop Simpson was 
three times appointed to represent the Methodist Episcopal Church 


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abroad; the first time, in 1858, to the British Wesleyan Conference ; 
the second time, in 1870, to the same body, taking the place of the 
lamented Bishop Kingsley, who had died in Syria; and the third time 
to the Ecumenical Conference of Methodism in London, in 1881, 
where he preached the opening sermon. 


No eulogy of Bishop Simpson is needed at our hand: his memory is 


fragrant in all the Churches as a godly man, and an able and eloquent 
preacher. His record is on high. 





sistent, and in his death triumphant. 


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Florida Conference. 


Rorert Mrrowert died Sept. 7, 1888. He came 
from the South Carolina Conference in 1872, and 
from the time of his entering this Conference to the 
day of his death he proved himself to be a faithful 
Gospel minister. He leaves a wife and seven chil- 
dren to mourn their loss. As in life, so in death, he 
was in Christ triumphant. His peace was made, his 
work was finished, the heavenly escort was waiting 
to conduct him to his mansion and his crown. His 
jast words were, ‘* Peace with God and with man,”” 


Daniet WapE was born in South Carolina in 
1807, and died in Florida in 1883, At an early age 
he was converted and joined the Church. He moved 
to Florida about 1840, and in 1868 he connected him- 
self with the Florida Conference. As a preacher, 
he was earnest ; as a pastor, faithful; in his life con- 

Now that he 
js gone we think of him as a true, warm and loving 
friend. Brother Wade leaves a wife and three chil- 
dren, and with them the only legacy of an honored 
name, which is ‘‘more precious than thousands of 
gold and silver.” 


South Carolina Conference. 


Hi. B. Kersnaw passed from labor to reward in 
April last in the twenty-sixth year of hisage. The 
subject of this notice was not the child of fortune 
reared in the lap of luxury and ease, A half-orphan, 
in early childhood he ‘knew only the love and pro- 
tection of a poor, unprotected slave mother. Free- 
dom came to him in early childhood, and that 
mother in almost abject poverty—a mother who 
never knew a comfort, not to say a luxury—sought 


to bestow i ee her noble boy that precious boon of 


which she had been deprived—an education. Our 
young brother under very adverse circumstances 
succeeded iu graduating from the Normal Depart- 
‘ment of the State University, entering college and 
being graduated in the full course with the degree 
of B.A. from the Iowa State University at Grinnell. 
In June, 1871, Brother Kershaw was soundly con- 
verted to God, and he ever lived a consistent Chris- 
tian life. He received license to exhort from a white 
socicty in lowa, of which he was the sole colored 
person, and there first exercised his gifts, grace, and 
usefulness. Brother Kershaw was admitted on trial 
jn the South Carolina Conference, January, 1881. He 
did his duty fully and fearlessly to the last, and died 
as he lived, the noblest work of God—an honest 
man, in peace with all the world. 


Louisiana Conference. 
Joun W. Westey joined the Louisiana Confer- 


ence, when quite a young man, under Presiding Elder 
Diossy, having been recommended by the Quarterly 
Conference at Franklin, La., in the year 1869, and 


was ordained a deacon the same year by Bishop 


Simpson. He was ordained elder by Bishop Janes 
in 1873. His first appointment was at Houma, La., 


where he remained two years doing good work. In 
1871 he was appointed to Washington, where he 
served three years, much beloved by his people ; 
thence to New Roads, East Feliciana, and finally to 
Island and Bechell. Failing in health, he took a 
supernumerary relation in 1882; continuing to-do 


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the work of an evangelist until Feb. 8, 1883, when, 
in Vicksburg, Miss., at thirty-six years of age, he 
crossed the river to join the throng of the redeemed 
at God’s right hand. Brother Wesley was an hon- 
ored servant of the Lor Jesus Christ, with a spirit 
that was full of joy and hope. He entered the peace- 
ful realms of eternal bliss, the rest prepared for the 
people of God. 


Tromas Kmnnepy was born in Alexandria, Va., 
in the year 1818, and died Nov. 1, 1883, aged about 
sixty-five years. He was born a slave, and lived 
under that institution until freed by President Lin- 
coln’s Proclamation. He was converted to God 
when quite young, and joined the M. E. Church. 
In his early manhood he was called to preach, and 
exercised his gifts as a local preacher for many years 
before the war. When our Church re-entered the 
field, and the Mississippi Mission Conference was 
ened by Bishop Thomson in the city of New 
Orleans, Dec. 25, 1865, Brother Kennedy was the 
third in a class of twelve, the majority of whom have 
already gone home in triumph, who joined this Con- 
ference on that day. He was ordained a deacon in 
that session of the Conference by Bishop Thomson, 
and two years after was ordained elder py Bishop 
Ames. For eighteen years Brother Kennedy con- 
tinued to do effective work with general acceptance 
throuzhout the bounds of this Conference until Nov. 
1, 1883, when, fresh from the field of battle, having 
fought a good fight, finished his course, and kept 
the faith, he passed through the gate and entered 
the city of our God. He was, at the time of his 
death, pastor of La Harpe Street Church, New Or- 
leans, where he faithfully labored, notwithstanding 
the fact that he was partially paralyzed in the early 
part of that year, until called: to his reward. Just 
before his death, being deprived of speech, he gave 
signals to his brethren and friends that he had no 
fears of death, and that he was going home in tri- 
umph. He leaves an aged and blind widow to the 
kind consideration of the Church for which he lived 
and in which he died, to mourn her loss. 


Isaac HaywarD was of a thoroughly Methodist 
family. Three brothers served the Louisiana Con- 
ference faithfully and zealously. Brother Isaac Hay- 
ward was admitted on trial under the recommenda- 
tion of Dr. William M. Daily, and received into full 
connection by Bishop Merrill, He died in the full 
triumph of faith, Feb. 12, 1883, at the age of fifty-six 
years. Brother Hayward was instrumental in put- 
ting holy influences into operation that can never be 
calculated. He leaves a devoted wife, who mourns 
her loss. 


Wilmington Conference. 


Louis ©. Marzack was born in Baltimore, Md., 
April 28, 1816, and died at Cambridge, Md., June 
24, 1883. At the age of seven years, under the 
preaching of the Word, he became the subject of 
marked religious impressions. It was not however, 
until his sixteenth year (being then in the city of 
Philadelphia) that he became converted. The 
blessed experience is described thus by himself: 
“By faith I entered into rest. A clear sense of 
regeneration thoroughly reconstructing my whole 
being, thrilled me with unspeakable delight.” 
He connected himself with Union Church, (being 


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received on probation by Rev. Dr. J. Holdich, and 
into full membership by Rev. Charles Pitman,) and 
at once took his place as an enthusiastic yet modest 
_ worker for Jesus. Here, as Sunday-school teacher, 
superintendent, class-leader, and exhorter, he found 
opportunity to “stir up the gift’? within him, and 
the record of these years is one of happy toil. In 
1837 he was licensed to preach and recommended to 
the Philadelphia Conference for admission on trial. 
At the session of the Annual Conference he was re- 
fused admission by a unanimous vote because of his 
antislavery convictions and utterances. A part of 
the year following he spent as assistant to Rev. John 
Lednum at West Chester. He was rejected a sec- 
ond time at the Conference of 1838, held at Asbury, 
Wilmington, for the same reason, and this was fol- 
lowed in 1839 by the withholding of his license, and 
a threat of expulsion. In June of this year he went 
to New England, by invitation of Rev. Orange Scott, 
and by the Quarterly Conference at Lowell, Mass., 
was relicensed, and served that charge for six 
months, and Haverhill for the remainder of the year. 
He was received on trial into the New England Con- 
ference in 1840, and spent that and the following 
year at Holliston. While resident in Boston, in 
1842, he withdrew from the Church, and united in 
the movement which organized the Wesleyan Meth- 
odist Connection, in which he continued untill 1866. 
The mission of the Wesleyan Societies having been 
accomplished, he returned to the old Church, being 
received, by unanimous vote and with great cordial- 
ity, into the Philadelphia Conference in 1867. His 
subsequent work was as follows: Elkton; Presiding 
Elder of the New Orleans District, Louisiana Con- 
ference; Grace Church, Wilmington; Middletown, 
Bethel, and Presiding Elder of Wilmington District. 
Being appointed to Cambridge last spring, he en- 
tered upon his work with great enthusiasm and 
delight. The editor of the Advocate writes of him 
thus : ‘‘ Manhood is not common enough to pass from 
notice without a tribute. Rev. L. C. Matlack de- 
serves honor from all men, for he was true to his 
convictions, when it cost him all that men hold 
dear, except life;’? and Whittier, the poet, justly 
says: ‘‘ He was a true man, and a brave, conscien- 
tious, Christian philanthropist.”” As a pastor, he 
was faithful and lina, going into places lofty and 
lowly, with tears for the bereaved, advice to the per- 
plexed, and warnings for the careless. In adminis- 
tration and counsel he was wise, thorough, and im- 
partial, with a knowledge of current events in the 
general Church which was broad and full. It was, 
no doubt, because of these qualities that he was 
chosen to represent the Louisiana Conference in the 
General Conference of 1872 and our own in those of 
1876 and 1880, besides being Secretary of the Book 
Committee for four years. Nowhere was he better 
known or more honored than in his own home. 
Here he was loving, devotional, and_ happy. 
Whether studying the Catechism with his little son, 
or poring over the Word, he was, as in his public 
life, the same consecrated and faithful servant of 
God. Brother Matlack was twice married. The 
wife of his youth was Miss Maria Ruhl, of Philadel- 
phia, who died in New Orleans. In 1873 he was 
united in marriage with Miss Roberta H. Stephen- 
son, who, with one son, is left to weep over her loss. 


Saint Louis Conference, 


J. E. Morris was born in Crawford (now Phelps) 
County, Mo., Aug. 2, 1842, and died at Zion, Wash- 
ington County, Mo., April 30, 1888, in full assurance 
of faith. He was converted and joined the Church, 
September, 1860, under the ministry of Rev. S. Ing, 
and at once commenced active work in the cause of 
Christ. The war breaking out soon after, he be- 
came a first lieutenant in the army; yet he never 
lost his faith in Christ, nor abandoned his cause. 
atter the war he served in the office of the clerk of 


Phelps County until 1867, when he joined the Mis- | 











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souri and Arkansas Conference, and was appoints 
junior preacher at Houston and Hartville. e bext 
two years he was at Salem, then one year at Bates- 
ville, Ark. In 1871-72 he was at Irondale, in 
1872-74 at De Soto. At the Conference of 1875 he 
asked and obtained a supernumerary relation, and 
began the practice of medicine, having pursued his 
studies and was graduated in St. Louis the year before. 
He finally settled at Zion Church, and has been one 
of its main supporters ever since. He filled the 
pulpit about half of the time, when the pastor was in 
the other parts of the cireuit. At the Conference 
last spring, he was put in charge of that Church, an 
was doing fine-service for it, supporting himself in 
the practice of medicine. He did not leave the act- 
ive ministry from choice; his growing family was 
not being adequately supported by the Church, and 
he undertook to provide for them as best he could, 
in the meantime aiding the Church most manfully, 
both by his means and pulpit assistance. Brother 
Morris was a man of more than ordinary intelligence, 
clear and analytical in method, sound in judgment, 
honest and true to his convictions of duty, modest in 
deportment, manly and dignified. In his religious 
life, while he was true to his faith and its practice, 
he was not without struggles. It was not his habit 
to accept a doctrine simply because it was held by 
friends, or taught by the Church. He wanted to in- 
vestigate and weigh thoroughly for himself, and not 
till that was done was he fully satisfied. In April 
of last year, while helping the brethren to put a 
fence around the church and grave-yard, he took 
cold, and on the same night he was taken with a 
chill. It soon developed into a severe type of pneu- 
monia, and in five days his physician said he could 
not live. He received the news calmly with Christian 
heroism. He said, if it had been the Lord’s will, he 
would have liked to see his family raised; but, com- 
mitting them to his brother and two of his brethren 
of the Church, he died, assured that all would be 
well. He parted with his faithful and devoted wife 
as only a Christian can, then fell asleep in- Jesus. 
The Saint Louis Conference has lost a quiet but 
most worthy member. Those who knew him well 
will cherish his memory long and fondly. 


New Jersey Conference. 


JosppH A. Jones was born in Cheadle, Stafford- 
shire, England, April 1, 1857. In April, 1872, his 
mother, with her three youngest children, emigrated 
to this country, and took up her residence with a 
daughter in Trenton. His religious experience be- 
gan at eight years of age, but it was not until June, 
18738, that he made public profession of his faith in 
Christ, and became a member of Hamilton Avenue 
Methodist Episcopal Church in Trenton. In the 
spring of 1876 he was appointed by the Presiding 
Elder pastor of New .Lisbon Circuit. He was re- - 
quired to preach three times each Sabbath, and often 
walked twelve miles during the day. Twenty-four 
souls were converted that year under his ministry, 
and some of his sermons are still spoken of there as 
of rare eloquence and power. The following year he 
was appointed to Glendale. While here he attended 
and was graduated at the ‘‘ National School of Elo- 
eution and Oratory,” in Philadelphia. ‘The next 
year he was pastor of the Church at Hammonton, 
and remained three years. The first three years of 
his ministry he labored as a supply, but in March, 
1879, he was admitted on trial in New Jersey Con- 
ference, was ordained deacon in 1881, and elder in 
1883. From Hammonton he was removed to Lon 
Branch, as pastor of Simpson Methodist Epucwal 
Church, His work here was to organize a society 
gather a congregation, and build a church, in all of 
which he succeeded in two years. At the last ses- 
sion of New Jersey Conference, in accordance with 
the unanimous and earnest request of Saint James 
Church, New Brunswick, he was appointed its pas-’ 
tor. The pulpit of that church had been occupied 


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by some of the ablest ministers of the Methodist 
Episcopal Church, and, as their successor, Mr, Jones, 
went trembling with anxiety, yet buoyant with hope, 
‘resolved to succeed or die.’? He did both. Yor 
some weeks before his death he seemed to be losing 
health and strength. On Wednesday, Nov. 7, a 
physician was called, who pronounced his disease 
typhoid fever. After two weeks of suffering he 
passed quietly aud triumphantly to his eternal home. 
As a man, he was earnest and enthusiastic; whatever 
he found to do he did it with his might. He was 
generous to a fault, and ever ready to forgive. He 
was honorable and upright, scorning deceit and hat- 
ing meanness asasin. As a Christian, his experience 
was clear, bright, and full of joy. As a preacher, his 
active mind, ready memory, nervous organism, elo- 
eutionary and oratorical culture, ready command of 
language, together with his warm-hearted enthusi- 
asm and deep religious nature, gave him ability to 
command the attention of multitudes. Though 
come he had already won fame as a pulpit orator. 
is sermons at Pitman Grove and Ocean Grove 
camp-ieetings were listened to with breathless 
attention by gathered thousands, until, stirred by his 
eloquence, silence gave place to shouts of praise. 


Joun JAROLOMAN was born in Sparta, Sussex 
County, N. J., April 3, 1826. He was convert:d 
under the ministry of Rev. Ebenezer Colson, in the 
spring of 1842, when about sixteen years of age. In 
1847 he was licensed to exhort by Rev. John Cope- 
land, and in 1852 was given a local preacher’s license 
by Rev. F. G. Hibbard, his presiding elder. In 
1853 he was admitted on trial in the East Gen- 
esee Conference, and ordained deacon in, 1855, and 
elder in 1857, each by Bishop Waugh. He was 
a member of the Kast Genesee Conference and of 
the Central New York Conference, into which a 

ortion of it was merged, for twenty-two years, serv- 
ing with great acceptability the following charges: 
Andover, Caton, Painted Post, Wellsborough, Horse- 
heads, Mecklenburg, Havana, North Hector and Lo- 
gan, Seneca Castle and Orleans, and, in 1870-71, 
again at Painted Post, and, in 1872, again at Caton. 
In 1873, his health failing, he removed to Hammon- 
ton, N. J., where he so far recovered as to be able to 
serve as a supply for that appointment, the work of 
which was not heavy, For three years he served 
Hammonton, N. J., giving great satisfaction to the 
people, and endearing himself to his new associates 
of the New Jersey Conference. In 1876 he was 
transferred to the New Jersey Conference, and sta- 
tioned at Cinnaminson, which appointment he 
served for three years. In 1879-81 be was stationed 
at Berlin, N. J., and in 1882-88 at Medford, N. J. 
In the summer of 1883, his health becoming again 
impaired, under the advice of his physician, he re- 
linquished his charge and went to Troy, N. Y., hop- 
ing, by a complete rest from all work, to.regain 
his strength. But in vain. His health continued 
to fail. He was confined to his house by severe and 
continued affection of the brain. Slowly, but surely, 
he sank. He died on Tuesday, Sept. 4, 1883. His 
success as a minister in all departments of his work 
has been very marked, His warm Christian heart 
and social qualities drew all people to him, and was 
a proof of what he said among his last words to 
- a brother: “I am going to heaven and shall soon 
see many that I trust I have helped to get there.” 


Philadelphia Conference. 


Prennett Coomse was born in Smyrna, Del., Aug. 
5, 1811. He was converted June 24, 1829, and in 
the spring of 1835 he was admitted on trial in the 
Philadelphia Conference. From that time until his 
death he sustained an effective relation to the work. 
Thirty-five years he served the Church on circuits 
and stations, four years in the presiding eldership, 
one year as agent of Dickinson College, ten years in 
the temperance work, Nine years he filled the 


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office of Conference Secretary, and so efficiently did 
he perform its duties, that he would have been con- 
tinuously elected, had he not regarded the position 
as incompatible with his duties as presiding elder. 
In 1856 and 1860 he was honored by the Conference 
as one of their delegates to the General Conference. 
Brother Coombe was a man of splendid physique, 
compact, flexible, and strong. His temperament 
was ardent, and impulsive, and sometimes it may 
have led him beyond the lines of prudence. He had 
strong convictions, and he eee them with bold- 
ness. He spake as one who believed what he said, 
and expected others to believe it. In rebuking 
wrong he was stern, not without some appearance of 
harshness ; but down in the depths of his soul there 
was honesty, tenderness, aud love. He was quick 
in his apprehension of a subject, and he held it with 
a powerful grasp. As a logician, he was clear, close, 
and convincing. Admitting his premises, there was 
no evading his conclusions. In the pulpit he felt 
himself to be what in reality he was, ‘‘an embassa- 
dor of Christ,” ‘*a minister of the New Testament,” 
‘‘a steward of the mysteries of God.’”? In delivering 
his message he used great plainness and directness 
of speech. He was as easily understood by the un- 
educated as by the most cultured. His searching 
appeals were made to the conscience as well as to 
the reason of his hearers. And God set the seal 
upon the Gospel he preached. Perhaps the greatest 
revival ever witnessed in Philadelphia occurred dur- 
ing his pastorate of the Ebenezer Methodist Episco- 
pal Church, in the years 1841 and 1842. It was esti- 
mated that over twelve hundred souls were converted 
to Christ. He enjoyed the satisfaction of receiving 
nine hundred and fifty-six into the communion of 
his own Church, while many others united with 
Churches in the vicinity. On the platform he was 
at home. This was particularly the case in his tem- 
perance work. He was among the ablest and most 
successful advocates of this glorious cause. On the 
floor of deliberative assemblies he was a recognized 
leader of thought. As a debater, he had few superi- 
ors. He was always listened to with attention and 
respect, even by those who differed from him in 
judgment. In his social intercourse he was ap- 
proachable and genial. His hand and heart and 
home were open to his brethren. On the last even- 
ing of January he retired to bed in his usual health. 
The next morning he was not heard moving about 
his room as usual. The breakfast hour ‘arrived, but 
all was still and quiet in his study. A knock at his 
bedroom door was unanswered. A louder knock; 
but still no response. _'The door was opened; he was 
found lying on his bed, but lifeless. So gently were 
the silver cords unloosed, that the book that he had 
been reading was still in his hand. The obsequies. 
were conducted under the direction of Rev. J. 8. J. 
M’Connell, presiding elder. Addrésses were de-- 
livered by Bishop Simpson, T. C. Murphy, J. B. 
M Cullough, and William Swindells. 


Tomas W. Srmprrs was born Sept. 19, 1814: 
When about twenty-one years of age he became in- 
terested in the teachings of Methodism, and, finding: 
its doctrines and usages congenial to his views and 
feelings, connected himself with the Methodist Epis- 
eopal Church. In 1849 he was called out by the 
presiding elder, and appointed as the assistant of 
Rev. Charles Schock, on Nottingham Circuit, a rela— 
tion which continued during the following year. In 
the spring of 1851 he was received-on trial in the 
Philadelphia Conference. and sent to Quakertown, 
Mission, on the North Philadelphia District ; but sub- 
sequently was transferred to Summerfield, Philadel- 
nhia, to fill a vacancy caused by the death of Rev. 

M. Prettyman, His subsequent appointments. 
were: 1852-53, Richmond Cireuit, Pa. ; 1854, Mount 
Salem, Del. ; 1855-56, Newport, Del.; 1857-58, Cen- 
treville, Md.; 1859-60, Millington, Md.; 1861-62, 
Middletown, Del.; 1863-64, Frederica and Barrett's 
Chapel; 1865, Kent, Md. ; 1866-67, Ebenezer,.Phila- 


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delphia; 1868-70, Front Street, Philadelphia; 1871-73, 
De Kalb Street, Norristown ; 1874-76, Twelfth Street, 
Philadelphia; 1877-79, De Kalb Street, Norristown , 
1880, Cheltenham; 1881-82, Emory, Philadelphia; 
1883, Chestnut Hill. In all these charges Brother 
Simpers did the full work of a minister of the Lord 
Jesus, leaving behind him not only a good name, 
but, what is more important, many precious seals to 
his ministry. He was also quite successful in im- 
proving church property, as the following record 
will show. While at Front Street the parsonage 
was repaired and refurnished; while at Norristown, 
during his first term, the church was remodeled and 
a handsome parsonage built; while at Twelfth 
Street, the church was rebuilt, and the parsonage 
repaired; while at Emory, the parsonage was re- 
paired and refurnished, and for several months pre- 
vious to his last illness he was engaged in preparing 
to rebuild the church at Chestnut Hill, his last 
charge. As a preacher, Brother Simpers was plain 
in bis style, evangelical in his teaching, sound in his 
theology, earnest in his manner, and pungent in his 
appeals—just such a preacher as will ever be heard 
with interest and profit by the majority of our peo- 
ple. -As a pastor, too, he was always faithful, sym- 
pathizing with the suffering, relieving the needy, 
encouraging the desponding, and carrying sun- 
shine to the homes and hearts of his people. A few 
days before his death, Rev. M. D. Kurtz and the 
writer called upon him to convey to him the frater- 
nal grectings of the Preachers’ Meeting. He was 
suffering greatly, and could talk but little. His 
funeral took place on Feb. 4, brief services being 
held at Chestnut Hil), after which his remains were 
taken to the Twelfth Street Church, in compliance 
with his own request, where the services were 
conducted by those selected, among them Bishop 
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MicuarLt A. Day was born in Philadelphia, Jan. 
24, 1830, and died at Norristown, Montgomery 
County, Pa., April 2, 1883. Brother Day professed 
conversion under the ministry of Rev. David Dailey, 
and joined the Kensington Methodist Episcopal 
Church on probation Oct. 31, 1847. From the com- 
mencement of his religious life he was an earnest 
worker. He was received on trial in the Philadel+ 
phia Conference in 1852, and during a ministry of 
thirty years served the following appointments : Salis- 
bury, Newtown, South Easton. Holmes anon Beth- 
lehem, Rising Sun, Newtown, Newark, Cheltenham, 
Saint Stephen’, Germantown ; Radnorand Bethesda, 
Olney, Bethlehem, and Oak Street, Norristown. He 
was ordained deacon in 1854 by Bishop Levi Scott. 
At the session of our Conference in 1883, Brother 
Day was aprunies by Bishop Bowman to the Hat- 
borough Church; but he was not permitted by his 
heavenly Father to enter upon a pastorate in that 
charge. During the session he had complained of 
feeling ill; the day after returning to his home he 
attended a funeral; the storm and cold increased his 
illness ; soon after, pneumonia set in, and he rapidly 
sank under the power of the disease, and passed 
away from us on the day above mentioned. In the 
beginning of his sickness he appeared to be perfect- 
ly aware of its dangerous character and probable re- 
sult. At that time, on being visited by a ministerial 
trother and conversed with as to this probability, 
he immediately replied: ‘‘ Well, something will at 
some time take us all away ; it is all right, all right.” 
And there is in his case no doubt that he was “all 
right.” Brother Day had a clear and joyous conver- 
sion, a call to the ministry as definite and satistae- 
tory as the evidence of his acceptance with God, and 
was fully given up to the preaching of the Gospel of 
Christ. He was very distinct and particular in his 
statements of Christian doctrine, and of the priy- 
ilege of believers in Christ to enjoy the fullness of 
divine grace. He was a cheerful, loyal, impress- 
ive, acceptable Methodist preacher, and perhaps was 
not excelled asa pastor. The doctrine of Christian 





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holiness he professed and preached, while his life 
and ministry gaye evidence that he experienced it. 


Cuaries Karsner was born in Elkton, Md., May 
19, 1813. When about sixteen years of age he came 
to Philadelphia and found employment in a drug 
house, where he remained four years. During this 


period he attended regularly Union Church, under — 


the pastorate of Dr. Joseph Holdich, and became a 
member and teacher in the Sunday-school. His par- 
ents were induced, mainly by his persuasion, to 
take a tent to camp-meeting, and while there, with 
God’s blessing, he was the honored instrument of 


leading his futher, mother, and eldest sister to the | 


Saviour, and saw them happily converted. After 


the return of the family from camp-meeting Charles © 


began the study of theology, and was licensed to 
preach by the Quarterly Conference of Elkton, Md. 
In 1836 he was admitted on trial in the Philadel- 
phia Conference. In 1839 Brother Karsner was 


united in marriage to Lavinia R. Mellechory, of Mil- | 
ife 


ford, Del., who proved a helpmeet in his 
and survives as his widow. 
eled as an effective minister twenty-seven years, fill- 


-work, 


ing the following charges: Northampton Circuit, © 
Va.; Milford, Lewes, and Milton, Del.; Accomac, | 


Va. ; Princess Anne, Md. ; Holmesburg, Mount Zion, 
Manayunk; Ebenezer, Salem, Philadelphia; Stras- 


burg, West Chester, Saint John’s, Emory, Philadel- | 


phia; and, finally, Haines Street, Germantown. 


uring this last pastorate he found himself grad- | 
At] 


ually breaking down with bronchial trouble. 
his own request he was granted a supernumerary re-> 
lation in March, 1863. 


ness in the sphere of a practitioner of medicine, and 
became to very many afilicted ones the “ beloved 
pnysician.”?” He took Christ wherever he went, 


preaching, as well as practicing. As a preacher, Dr. | 


Karsner ranked up to and above the average. He 
was faithful to his divine ealling, a elear thinker, 
good reasoner, pleasant speaker, and withal a Chris- 
tian gentleman. 
count it, but not sudden in the arrangements of 
God, as his work was well done. 


profession, the death angel touched him on the even, 
ing of Wednesday, June 6, 1883, and he was not, for 
God had taken him. 


Henry B. Maverr was born in Chester County, 
Pa., March 8, 1815. His parents were members of 


the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the tenets and | 


worship of which he ,,as carefully instructed. His 
opportunities for education were only such as could 
be furnished in the ecommon-schools of a farming 
district. 
he read with avidity all the books that he could ob- 
tain. His habit of reading and study deepened, as 
years advanced; but after his conversion it was 


more wisely directed. Under the ministry of the | 


Rev. John Edwards, while on Springticld Cireuit, 
Henry was converted to God. The transition from 
the power of darkness into the kingdom of Christ, 
was instantaneous, conscious, and glorious. He was 
filled with light and love, with joy and gratitude. 


Henceforth his life appeared to him as it never had — 
It was a sacred trust, to be used | 


appeared before. 
in glorifying God, in gaining and in doing ood. 
In the spring of 1843 he offered himself, and was 
received on trial in the Philadelphia Conference. 


We do not propose to deseribe the successive fields 
of his labor, further than to say, that while some of | 


them were rich and promising, more of them were 
poor and sterile. But in either ease alike, he strove 
to make them fruitful. He did not work in vain : 
God was with him, and gave the inerease. ’ 
lieved by those most competent to judge that he 


never left an appointment that was not spiritually | 
stronger than when he received it; and he not only - 
built up the Church on its most holy faith, but he 


Brother Karsner trav- — 


From this time on to the | 
close of life he pursued a career of continued useful- | 


His death was sudden, as men | 


While at Ocean | 
Grove, N. J., with his family, in the pursuit of his | 


But such was his thirst for knowledge that — 


It is bez | 





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added also to the membership. While on Safe Har- 


bor Cireuit over two hundred souls were converted 


and received on probation. In that day when the 
Lord. shall make up his jewels, many a polished 
gem shall show forth his patient, skilltul workman- 
ship. In disposition he was quiet and unobtrusive ; 
in spirit, meek and lowly; in labor, conscientious 
and abundant. There were not wanting in his life 
occasions of special hardship; but seldom, even in 
his own family, was heard the voice of complaint. 
With submissien and confidence he committed all 
his interests to Him who judgeth righteously. Dur- 
ing the last four years he sustained a supernumerary 
relation to the Conference, but rendered such serv- 
ice to the Church as his health and opportunity 
would permit. On the last Sabbath evening before 
his death, he delivered an exhortation in the church 
at Olney. He spoke with unusual solemnity and 
power, and the audience were deeply impressed. 
On the following Saturday evening he retired in his 
usual health and cheerfulness. About eleven o’clock 
his wife awoke and found him apparently in a 
spasm, and at twenty minutes before twelve o’clock, 
Dee. 1, 1883, without returning to consciousness, his 
gentle spirit passed to his home in heaven. 


Central Pennsylvania Conference, 


W. A. Curerincer was born at Willow Hill, in 
Path Valley, Pa., March 9, 1842, and died in Jeanes- 
ville, Pa., May 2, 1883. He had just entered the 
forty-second year of his useful lite when he was 
called to his heavenly reward. When he was eight 
years old the family removed to Wells’s Valley, 
Fulton County, where his aged mother still resides. 
At an early age he evinced a fondness for books, 
and his thirst for knowledge prompted him to seek a 
more thorough education than could be obtained in 


the public schools of his neighborhood. He was, at | 


the time of his conversion, twenty-two years old. In 
1865 he was licensed to preach. During the same 
year, June 27, he was married to Miss Emma Vir- 
ginia Smith. In 1868 we find him junior preacher 
of the Saxton Charge. At the close of that Confer- 
ence year he was recommended by the Saxton Quar- 
terly Conference as a suitable person to be received 
into the itinerant ranks. Accordingly he was re- 
ceived on probation into the Central Pennsylvania 
Conference in March, 1869, and placed in charge of 
the Clearfield Circuit. Here he labored with inde- 
fatigable zeal, and God crowned his labors with sig- 
nal success. During the three years of his pastorate 
on Clearfield Circuit many souls were converted, 
and the charge was very greatly strengthened. In 
1872-74 he was in charge of Manor Hill; in 1875-76, 
Petersburg ; in 1877 he was stationed at Gettysburg. 
Here his health failed; he had overtaxed his feeble 
constitution. At the close of the Conference year 
he was constrained to ask for a supernumerary rela- 
tion. But he rested only one year; his health hav- 
ing greatly improved, he asked and received an 
effective relation at the next Conference. He was 
appointed to Ennisville. He remained three years 
on this charge with great acceptability and useful- 
ness. In 1882 he was sent to Jeanesville and Auden- 
reid. But his career was ended, his work was done. 
On reaching home from Conference he complained 
of being quite unwell. No medical skill could arrest 
the progress of the fatal malady. That terrible dis- 
ease, typhoid fever, had marked him as its victim. 


Joun A. M’Kinpxess died of heart disease in Har- 
ford County, Md., August 22, 1883, in the fifty-first 
year of his age. He was converted to God in early 
ife, and at once united with the Church. His whole 
subsequent life gave proof of the thoroughness of the 
work in him by the Spirit of God. He was received 
on trial by the East Baltimore Conference at its 
session in 1861. More than twenty years he proved 
himself a workman that needeth not to be ashamed. 
His appointments in the Central Pennsylvania Con- 





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ference were successively: 1869-70, Castle Fin; 
1871, supernumerary ; 1872, Rainsburg ; 1873, M’Con- 
nellstown; 1874, M’Connellsville; 1875-76, York 
Springs 3 1877, Mount Holly ; 1878-79, Newton Ham- 
ilton; 1880-82, Petersburg; 1883, New Bloomfield, 
where he ceased to work and live. In all these fields 
of labor, some of them hard fields, he made full 
proot of his ministry, realized fruits in the conver- 
sion of souls and in building up the Church. Though 
physically enfeebled when he went to his last charge, 
and hardly able to meet the demands it made upon 
his energies, he entered upon his duties with ear- 
nestness. But his disease culminating rapidly, he 
looked forward to the time of his departure with 
calmness and steadiness of faith, and the joy that 
enters into the Christian’s hope. He found Christ 
all he needed, both as a Saviour and Comforter. 
After preaching three times on Sunday, he left his 
eharge for a week’s visit to the old homestead in 
Harford County, Md. The day previous to the time 
he had set to return to his work he visited his sister, 
who lives in the neighborhood ‘in company with 
his father. When about to leave his father bade him 
good-bye, and remarked: ‘‘ John, I am getting old 
and feeble, now, and may not see you again.” He 
replied, ‘*Father, you may outlive me,” stepped 
back, and fell to the ground. Assistance was sum- 
moned, and they carried him to the house, where he 
remained unconscious for four hours. When con- 
sciousness returned he was very weak, but remained 
calm and peaceful, anxiously awaiting the arrival of 
his wife, who had been summoned to his bedside. 
The day previous to his death he said to his sister: 
“TI am not afraid to die. I am ready to go, but do 
try to keep me alive till Mrs. M’Kindless gets heres 
I must see her once more before I go.”? She did get 
there in time to be with him during his last night on 
earth. The next morning he was much better, and 
seemed quite cheerful, but was soon seized with a 
violent pain about the heart. He looked up calinly, 
gave one long breath, when his spirit passed away. 
Brother M’Kindless was a man of intellectual abil- 
ity, and became distinguished among his brethren 
for both comprehensiveness and clearness of thought. 
He gave to every subject patient and thorough inves- 
tigation. His sermons abounded in apt illustrations, 
which made them not only attractive, but very im- 
pressive. Not faultless, nor above mistake, his vir- 
tues were so many that his brethren owe it to him 
and themselves to hold him in affectionate and en- 
during remembrance. His work is done, and he 
rests from his labors. 


Cuarixes J. Buck was born in Clarkstown, Pa., 
Dee. 25, 1852, and died August 14, 1883. He was 
converted to God and received on probation, Feb. 
17, 1869, in the Methodist Episcopal Church, under 
the ministry of Rev. E. M. Chilcoat, at the age of 
eighteen. Being early impressed that he should 

reach the Gospel, he received local license in 1873, 
bene at this time twenty years of age. In 1874 he 
was received on trial in the Central Pennsylvania 
Conference, his first appointment. being Muncy 
Creck Cireuit. In 1875 he served South Heberton 
Cireuit, and in 1876 was junior preacher on Elys- 
burg Circuit. -Here he met his wife, Miss Anna 
Haas, whom he married Feb. 27,1877. At the Con- 
ference of 1877 he was appointed to Benton Circuit, 
and in 1878 he served Beech Creek and Jamestown 
Circuits, being a part of the year on each; the years 
1879-80, Kedron Cireuit; 1881-82, Port Littleton ; 
1883, Shirleysburg, this being his last appointment. 
In devoting his life to the Church and to the work 
of the ministry, he evinced much heroism, in that he 
toiled cheerfully upon hardest fields with smallest 
pay. His work, however, was to be brief. Being 
strong in spirit, but weak in body, having heen for 
several years a victim to consumption, he gradually 
yielded, until June last, he became totally unfitted 
for the work of the ministry. Two months more 
brought him near the close. And, when it became 


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apparent to all that the end was near, and being so 
apprised by his physician, he expressed a desire to 
go to the home of his parents, see his friends, and 
from there take his departure. In this, his last re- 
quest, he was gratified. Leaving Shirleysburg on 
Monday morning, Aug. 18, he made the trip safely, 
arriving at his home near Clarkstown in the even- 
ing at eight o’clock. During the night and early 
part of next day he was quite comfortable. But in 
the afternoon he began to sink; at eight o’clock in 
the evening he quietly passed away. His sickness 
was borne with great Christian fortitude and resig- 
nation. Consciousness continued with him to the 
last. His death was most triumphant. On Thurs- 
day,. August 16, in the Cemetery of the Emanuel 
Lutheran Church, in Muney Valley, we laid away to 
rest all that was mortal of our beloved brother, there 
to await the ‘‘ resurrection of the just.” 


Exisna Butter was born June 8, 1798, and died 
in Tyrone, Blair County, Pa., April 5, 1883. He 
was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church 
in 1825; but how long prior is not known. Having 
traveled one year under the presiding elder on the 
old Northumberland Circuit, he was received into 
the Baltimore Conference in 1838. He was or- 
dained a deacon by Bishop Waugh, March 15, 1840; 
and an elder by Bishop Soule, March 20, 1842; and a 
member successively of the Baltimore, East Balti- 
more, and Central Pennsylvania Conferences. His 
appointments were: Clearfield Circuit, Lewistown, 
Williamsburg, Clearfield, Concord, Warrior’s Mark, 
Bedford, South Branch, M Connellsburg, Hancock, 
Frostburg, supernumerary, 1853; Manor Hill, Bir- 
mingham, Schellsburg, Bloomingdale, Luzerne, Sun- 
bury, Castle Fin, Sunday-school and Tract Agent, 
1844-45 ; Port Matilda, Milesburg, Half Moon, Great 
Island, Hughesville, Elimsport, Beech Creek, and 
superannuated, March, 1878 ; since when he had been 
a resident of Tyrone, where, by strict economy, he 
had been able to procure for himself a comfortable 
home, having spent forty years in the effective ranks, 
save one. He was twice married. His tirst wife, a 
Miss Couser, of Milton, by whom one child is still 
living, Frank P. Butler, of Wisconsin. His second 
wife, Miss Martha Ganoe, of Huntingdon County, 
who survives him, with eight children, five sons and 
three daughters, one of the daughters, Miss Electa 
M., being a missionary in China. Brother Butler 
was a man of strong character, strong convictions, 
strong ee strict in his religious life, and 
it may be said, Puritanic in both doctrine and disci- 
line. As a biblical scholar he had few equals, per- 
Japs no superior. He could readily take up any 
Scripture character and give in detail all the points ; 
and has frequently said that, if the Bible were lost, 
he believed that he could reproduce it from memory ; 
if not in phraseology, at least in substance. 


Lexington Conference. 


D. P. Jones was born in Baltimore, Md., Feb. 4, 
~1806. He was admitted into the Washington Con- 
ference in 1866, and stationed at Parkersburg. He 
was ordained deacon and elder in 1867, and appoint- 
ed presiding elder of the West Virginia District. 
Tn 1873 he was transferred to the Lexington Confer- 
ence, and made presiding elder of the Lexington 
District. In 1875 he was placed in charge of the 
Louisville District. His term in this position hay- 
ing expired, he was_ returned to the pastoral work. 
The following year he was placed on the superannu- 
ated list, and fixed his residence at Shelbyville, Ky., 
where he died in the triumphs of a living faith, 
April 27, 1883. 


Newark Conference. 
Srrrnen K. Russert died at his residence in San 


Francisco, Cal., Feb. 22, 1884, in the fitty-seventh 
year of his age. In March, 1865, he was received 











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into the Newark Conference. His appointments 
were Andover, Bayonne, and Piermont. In 1870 
his health failed, and his relation was changed to 
supernumerary. In 1871, having improved in 
health, he resumed 'the effective work, and was sta- 
tioned at Oxford in 1871-72, and at Mendham in 
1873-74. In 1879, conscious that the insidious dis- 
ease under which he Jabored was making slow but 
continuous advances, he was led to seek a change of 
climate. He directed his steps to California, where, 
notwithstanding the disadvantage gf feeble health, 
tor the space of three years, he constantly sought op- 
portunities to labor for the glory of the Redeemer 
and the good of souls. At the Conference of 1881 
he was granted a superannuate relation. On the 
first Sabbath of November, 1883, he preached his 
last sermon. During that service he tock a severe 
cold, which continued to make inroads upon his 
frail constitution until it ended in his death. Not 
only in ,his work as a servant of the Church, but in 


all the relations of life, his Christian principles were ~ 


ever conspicuous. In the pulpit he was evangelical, 
earnest, and impressive. In the pastorate he was 
pious, affectionate, diligent, and discreet. In his 
family he was a tender and affectionate husband, 
and a kind and devoted father. In social life he 
was warm in his attachments, kind in his disposi- 
tion, intelligent in his intercourse, and refined in his 
manners. He has left behind him a name better 
than precious ointment—a name fragrant with the 
memory of his many virtues. 


Jacoz P, Dattey was born in Pittsgrove Town- 
ship, N. J., Aug. 23, 1820, and died in Bethlehem, 
Pa., April 10, 1883. At the age of seventeen he was 
converted; very soon after this he became im- 
pressed that it was his duty to preach, but he was 
not willing to regard the impression as the voice of 
God, still he thought it must be his voice. His re- 
ligious training and his strong faith in God at length 
satisfied him that the call was divine. Having 
reached this conclusion he resolved to place himself 
in the Lord’s hands, fully determined to submit to 
his will. Shortly after this he was recommended 
by his class as a suitable person to preach, and the 
next Quarterly Conference granted him license and 
recommended him to the Annual Conference. In 
the spring of 1845 he was admitted in the New Jer- 
sey Conference and sent to New Germantown Cir- 
cut. 
Broadhead Linderman, eldest daughter of Dr. J.J. 
Linderman, who was a practicing physician living 
near Dingman’s Ferry, Pa. Mrs. Batley, being an 
intelligent and devoted Christian woman, identifying 
herself with all the interests of the Church, -won the, 
affections of the pedple in every appointment, and 
her consistent life and wise methods made her a 
blessing in all the churches where her husband was 
stationed. Brother Dailey had a frail constitution 
from his youth, therefore he could not endure the 
hardships incident to an itinerant’s life without great 
care, and yet by observing the laws of health and 
keeping a good conscience he lived to a ripe age. 
His humility was very apparent. It did not show 
itself in_a few hasty expressions of self-condemna- 
tion, easily uttered, and too easily passing current 
for genuine fruit. With him it was like every other 
principle which he embraced, strictly practical.. His 
retiring manner, gentlemanly bearing, and pure life 
won for him the confidence and esteem of all who 
knew him. While he was at Tottenville, about one 
hundred were added to the Chureh; at Vienna, 
fifty ; at Sandystone and Port Oram a number. He 
was astanch temperance man. During his ministry 
he filled the following appointments: New German- 
town, Asbury, Clinton, Peapack, Delaware Circuit, 
Fort lee, Rome and Wantage, Sandystone, Fleming- 
ton, Springfield, New Germantown the second time, 
Asbury the second time Vienna, Quakertown, Flem- 
ington the second time, Woodbridge, Belleville, Port 
Oram, Saint Paul’s, Staten Island; Little Falls, 


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Spring Valley, Asbury, Staten Island. Thus he 
served in the pastorate for thirty-eight years, with- 
out an interruption. At the Conference at Philips- 
burg he appeared feeble, but it was his desire and 
expectation to continue in the work that was more 
dear to him than lfe. When the Bishop announced 
his name for Everettstown Charge he was not able to 
be present at the Conference, having been taken 
sick the previous Saturday, and the following Mon- 
day after the Conference adjourned he died. His 
last words to his wife and children, spoken in great 


deliberation, were, ‘‘Trust and love God; good- 


bye;” after which he sank quietly and peacefully 
into repose, in joyous expection of eternal lite. 


Wyoming Conference. 


Wicxram H. Gavirr was born March 4, 1833, and 
died Dec. 21, 1883, at Centre Moreland, Pa., in the 
midst of his labors. Brother Gavitt was converted 
in 1855 and united with the Methodist Episcopal 
Church at Brooklyn, Pa., where he received his li- 
cense to preach and recommendation to the Wyo- 
ming Conterence, with which he united in 1860, and 
served the following charges: Gibson, Auburn, 
Paupac. In 1864 he enlisted in the army to assist 
in delivering our beloved land from the grasp of re- 
bellion and the disaster of disunion. He was pro- 
moted to the chaplaincy of the Fifty-second Regi- 
ment of Pennsylvania Volunteers, and faithfully 
performed his duties till honorably discharged at 
the close of the war. He then returned to the regu- 
lar work of the ministry, and was sent to South 
Danby, Hornbrook, Shepherd’s Creek, Caroline, 
Harpersville, Green, Clifford, Sterling,and Northum- 
berland, at the last of which he “ceased at once 
to work and live.” Brother Gavitt was united in 
marriage, Oct. 2, 1865, with Mary Louisa Blakes- 
lee. From the time Brother Gavitt returned to the 
pastorate, till about two weeks before his death, he 
did continuous and faithful work. ® His health, 
which generally had been excellent, began to weaken 
some months previous to his final illness, but no 
persuasion would induce him to omit aught of the 
excessive labors on one of the most laborious charges 
in the Conference; and in the midst of his regular 
work, and during the unpleasant weather of the 
fall and early winter, he commenced extra meetings 
at Beaumont and carried them forward successfully 
for over six weeks, with some forty conversions and 
a general quickening of the Church. Closing his 
meetings there, he was about to commence at Centre 
Moreland, when he was stricken down with typhoid 
pneumonia, and his weakened health and the over- 
work of the previous weeks were too much for even 
the vigorous constitution he had inherited, and he 
sank steadily and surely until the eternal shores of 
everlasting blessedness were gained. Brother Gavitt 
had many qualifications for success as a minister of 
the Gospel. He was a good singer, deeply pious, 
devoted and faithful, abundant in labors, a good pas- 
tor and an earnest preacher, and won many souls for 
Christ, and many here and hereafter will rise up and 
call him blessed. 


New England Conference. 
Dante Waite was born, January, 1814, in Derby, 


‘Envland, and died in Brookfield, Mass., April 22, 


1883. At the age of twenty he gave his heart to the 
Saviour, and in a Sunday-school he commenced a life 
of religious activity which ceased only with the pul- 
sations of his heart. In 1840 he came to Armerica, 
and, with his family, settled in Northampton, Mass. 
He at once commenced preaching on the Sabbath to 
the people of the village of Leeds, the town in which 
he was employed, and continued this to the pleasure 
and profit of the people until 1850, when he took 
charge of the Church in Northampton, by the re- 
quest of the presiding elder. In 1851 he was ad- 
mitted into the New England Conference, and re- 


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ceived the ordination of deacon. For thirty years he 
moved about as an itinerant minister, securing the 
love of ns people and the esteem of his colaborers. 
His last appointment was Brookfield, where he 
spent three years of successful labor, finished up his 
work, came to Conference in Boston, greeted his 
brethren with his usual cordial smile, and not feel- 
ing well, returned home, and in a few days ‘‘ was 
not, for God took him.”? Our departed brother was 
a good man, and filled with the spirit of his Master. 
As apreacher he was earnest, forcible, persuasive, 
and rich in illustrations. He was a clear thinker, a 
strong reasoner, and frank in denouncing wrong 
efending the right. His warm heart pulsated 
strongly for all the oppressed and down-trodden of 
the human family, and so he was active in every 
good cause. Strongly attached to the Church and 

eople of his early choice, he was prompt in attend- 
ing to all the interests committed to his care. A 
faithful pastor, his visits among his people were 
more than acceptable, securing to him the deepest 
sympathy and the warmest love. His faithful and 
affectionate wife, after a close companionship of fifty 
years, is left to complete her journey alone. But 
she will not be forgotten by the widow’s God, nor 
lose her place in the sympathies of the Church she 
has so long and faithfully served. 


SamurL Krtizy was born in Salem, N. H., Feb. 
1, 1802, and died in Quincy, Mass., Sept. 6, 1883. 
Between these two points in the registry of time 
lies a life of almost eighty-two years of activity and 
labor which has few parallels. He was received 
on probation in December, 1820, licensed as an ex- 
horter in August following, and as a local preach- 
er in September, 1821. Thus his great life-work was 
commenced, running through a period of sixty years 
without a break. He entered the New Market Sem- 
inary, intending to have a collegiate course, but was 
over persuaded to relinquish this object by the ur- 
gent call for the rapidly growing work, and was put 
upon a cireuit. In June, 1822, he was received on 
trial in the New England Conference. Of this ex- 
tended term of ministerial service of sixty years, only 
a part of one year was lost by illness. A large por- 
tion of his active life was spent in New Hampshire 
and Vermont, where he filled the most important 
charges with marked ability and success. He was 
interested in all the great reformatory movements of 
the age, and never failed to give a distinct avowal 
of his sentiments. He was elected delegate to the 
General Conference of 1836. In 1854 he was trans- 
ferred to the New England Conference, and appoint- 
ed city missionary in Charlestown. In 1866 and 1868 
he was city missionary in Boston, and for thirteen 
years he has served as chaplain in the Sailor’s Home 
in Quiney, Mass. As a body moving toward the 
gravitating center increases in velocity, so our vener- 
able colaborer seemed to increase in zeal and activ- 
ity as he drew near his end. While other men at 
fourscore are resting from their labors, or courting 
the quietness that seems befitting the evening hour, 
he was multiplying his engagements, opening new 
fields, arranging new enterprises, preaching three or 
four times on the Sabbath, visiting from house to 
house, leading class and prayer meetings. His end 
was peace and triumph. Nearly his last utterance 
was, ‘I know whom I have believed.” A man of 
strong intellectual powers, clear perceptions, vigor- 
ous will, and tireless energy, added to fervent piety 
his ministry was a great success. Having a good 
understanding, a reliable judgment, and knowledge 
of human nature, he fell into few mistakes. With- 
out the fancy of the poet, he had a great faculty for 
illustrating his topics of his discourse, and of pre- 
senting the truths of the Gospel and striking the 
conscience of the sinner. Condescending to men 
of low estate, he visited the dwellings of the poor, 
and never leaving until after kneeling and com- 
mending each case to God. He was grave without 
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friend, a devout Christian, a faithful pastor, and a 
- successful minister of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. 
“His witness is in heaven, and his record is on 
high.” 


RanpatL Mircnert was born in Temple, Me., 
June 4, 1812, and died in South Athol, Mass., Aug. 
11, 1883. By the death of his father he was called, 
when but fifteen years of age, to the responsibility 
of the family support. Aided by his two brothers 
and by his energetic mother, he was taught the great 
lessons of self-reliance and industry. When nine- 
teen years of age he and his two brothers were con- 
verted on the same day. He was soon impressed 
that he must give himself to the work of the minis- 
try, but struggled against the conviction, finding no 

eace until he could say, ‘*I will go.’? In 1839 he 
Joined the Maine Conference and was appointed to 
Woodstock. In 1841 he located, and for twelve 

- years supplied various places under the direction of 
the presiding elder. In 1854 he was admitted to 
the New England Conference, and supplied various 
charges very acceptably until 1874, when, his only 
son dying, he removed to South Athol, where he 
ended his days in peace and triumph. Notwithstand- 


ing his early disadvantages, he was an able and inter-_ 


esting preacher of the word, and through his minis- 
try many were brought from darkness to light. His 
piety was uniform and apparent; his attachment to 
the Church strong, and his interest in her prosperity 
ceased only when he ceased to breathe. Heroic to 
the last, he met the great foe without fear, made his 
own funeral arrangements, and all done, he passed 
within the vail and we saw him no more. 


North Indiana Conference. 


Ezra Maywnarp was born in Jefferson County, O., 
* June 6, 1816, and died in Dunkirk, Ind., Nov. 8, 
1883, in the sixty-eigkth year of his age. In 1834 
he joined the Methodist Episcopal Church. He was 
licensed to preach in 1844. In 1845 he was received 
into the North Indiana Conference, being ordained 
deacon in 1849 by Bishop Janes, and elder in 1852 
by Bishop Baker.. His fi elds of labor were Alamo, 
Greenfield, Decatur, Auburn, La Grange, Covington, 
Warren, Orland, Baubago, La Gro, and Huntington. 
In 1855 his health failed, and he was superannuated. 
He supported this relation with all cheerfulness for 
twenty-eight years until his death. For twelve 
ears he engaged in mercantile pursuits. Brother 
aynard was married in 1852 to Miss Letitia En- 
glish, who still survives him. Ten years ago no one 
thought he could last another year, but he still lin- 
gered, a wonder to himself and to all who knew him. 
For the last year of ‘his life he seldom slept more 
than a few minutes at a time, and that either sitting 
in his bed or his chair. In all his sufferings he was 
exceedingly patiént, never complaining, but praising 
the Lord in the midst of it all. His faith was strong, 
and he died as he had lived, trusting in Jesus. All 
the summer of 1883 he grew weaker, and on the 
Ist of November he was tuken with a chill, from 
which he never rallied, but passed away in a week 
as quictly and peacefully as a chield falling asleep. 
In his family he was a kind, aftectionate husband, 
and a loving father. He was an excellent extempore 
preacher. He was very punctual in all his engage- 
ments, and neither rain, cold, nor storm ever pre- 
vented him from filling his appointments. As a 
thember of the Church, he was faithful, active, and 
liberal, ever giving wise counsels to his pastor and 
holding up his hands, and aiding in all the enter- 
prises of the Church. As a man, he was diligent, 
patient, meek, submissive to the divine will, con- 
scientious, holy. He always helped the needy, and 
one of his most prized works was helping a Method- 
ist preacher obtain an education. 


Joun lneire Payron was born in Butler County, 
O., June 1, 1814, and died in Champaign County, 











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Ill., Dec. 14, 1883, in the seventieth year of his age. 
While he was yet a child, his parents removed to 
Delaware County, Ind., where’ he grew to manhood, 
and entered upon the active duties of life-work. He 
was converted at fifteen years of age and united with 
the Methodist Episcopal Church. While yet a 
youth the Church gave him license to exhort, of 
which he made such active use, and showed himself 
so useful, that he received license to preach in 1848. 
He was admitted on probation in the North Indiana 
Conference in 1849. He was ordained a local deacon 
by Bishop Janes in 1847, and elder in 1453 by Bish- 
op Ames. His appointments were as follows: Bluff- 
ton, Monmouth, Auburn, Allen, Leesburg, North 
‘Manchester, Columbia City, Bluffton, Winchester, 
Albany Farmland, Muncie Cireuit, and Camden. 
In 1865 he took a superannuated relation, and re- 
moved to Henry County, Ill., where he served as sup- 
ply in several charges, organizing one, which he was 
serving at the time of his death. In 1868 he was 
made effective and appointed to Warren, but the 
next year he returned to the superannuated ranks. 
He was never content to remain idle, but preached 
wherever and whenever he had the opportunity. 
The last Sabbath that he spent on earth he preached 
in the village of Ludlow, and administered the sac- 
rament of the Lord’s Supper. He was married to 
Miss Temperance Dragoo, March 23, 1837, whom he 
has left behind as his widow, after forty-six years of 
wedded life. Brother Payton’s death was very sud- 
den. Without long sickness or suffering he ceased 
at once to work and live. He was stricken down 
with apoplexy on Dee. 14 last. On that morning he 
appeared to be in his usual health, arose and attend- 
a to his ordinary duties on the farm. He led the 
family devotions for the last time, and went out into 
the field. About nine o’clock he.came in and sat by 
the fire. He was suddenly taken with vomiting and 
dizziness, lay down, and speedily passed into the 
deep coma 4 apoplexy, from which he was never 
aroused, but’ in an hour or two ‘fell on sleep.’’ 
Brother Payton’s life is his best epitaph. It was 
such that there was no need of dying testimonies to 
assure us that he is with Jesus, whom he so faith- 
fully preached. He was a man of ability, a good ex- 
tempore preacher, exemplary in all his life, untar- 
nished in character, and devoted to every interest of 
the Church. He was always faithful in all his 
work, and always willing and anxious to do what 
he could for the Master. His death seems almost 
like a translation. Preaching up to the last Sunday, 
administering the blessed emsblcnus of redemption, 
he heard the voice of the Saviour calling him, and 
laid down the weapons of his warfare, and departed 
to be with Christ, ‘‘ which is far better.’ 


New York Conference. 


Orrin Purpy Marruzws was born July 22, 1820, 
in Southington, Conn., and died Feb. 9, 1884, in 
Bloomingburg, N. Y. He was converted when 
twenty-two years of age, and in 1847 entered the 
New York Conference, and filled successfully twenty 
different pastorates. ‘To him the calling of a minis- 
ter was inexpressibly sacred and responsible. The 
best there was in him and the most he could com- 
mand by study, reading, observation, and prayer 
were brought under contribution to make his min- 
istry acceptable and efficient. He had no trifling 
element or any indolent tendency in his nature. He 
was the minister at all times and in all places—dig- 
nified and thoughtful, maintaining a blameless char- 
acter and spotless reputation, a pure minded, sweet- 
spirited man. “He was genial, social, kind, and 
winsome in his spirit and bearing, gathering around 
him a large circle of admiring and loving friends. 
He was of commanding personal presence, with a 
voice of wonderful scope and flexibility. His mind’ 
was active, vigorous, and grasping. He thought for 
himself, and put his own individuality upon all his 
meutal efforts. He was a preacher of more than 


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average ability, whom the people delighted to hear. 


_ He had the courage of his convictions, was bold and 


fearless in denouncing sin, never shunning ‘‘to de- 
clare the whole counsel of God.” His precepts and 
practice were never equivocal; on all great moral 
and reformatory questions he was pronounced and 
aggressive. He was a man of sterling integrity, in 
whom religion was all-pervading and all-controliing. 
His highest delight was in preaching the Gospel. 
His ministry was a long and useful one, recciving 
his best years and his best powers—thirty-seven 
years of solid work for God and humanity. To all 


‘who came to his bedside he made very touching and 


emphatic allusions to his experience and prospects, 
magnifying the Gospel he had preached, in its power 
to save, and extolling his loving Saviour. On New- 
year’s-day he seemed absorbed in heavenly medita- 
tions. He said, ‘I shall have an abundant en- 
trance.””? Seeing his family weeping around him, he 
exclaimed, as if peering through the mists and gloom 
that hung about them. ‘‘In that country God 
shall wipe away all tears from their eyes.” *‘ In my 
father’s house are many mansions.”’ He came like a 
conquering hero down to the death crossing, with a 
life record of faithfulness behind him, and the com- 
forting presence of his almighty Lord with him, 


Wituram Francis Harris was born in the city of 
Baltimore, Md., Aug. 6, 1813, and died at his home 
in Germantown, on the Hudson, March 22, 1884. 
His father, who was in the United States Army and 
stationed at Fort M’Henry, removed to West Point 
soon after the birth of this son. Young Harris was 
baptized and brought up in the Protestant Episco- 
ya Church until he reached the age of twelve, when, 
nearing of a revival at Fort Montgomery, in the 
Methodist Protestant Church, he was prompted by 
curiosity to visit the meetings, in company with 
some young friends. The result was that he was 
happily converted to God. As soon as opportunity 
offers? he joined the Church on probation and was 
assigned to a class, scarcely knowing the nature or 
intent of either. Although expecting his father’s 
displeasure, he at once told him of his conversion, 
and asked the privilege of setting up the family altar 
at their home. To his surprise his father readily 
consented, and the hearts of father, mother, and 
brothers grew tender, and ready to yield to God, 
which they did at a revival meeting in Cold Spring. 
The fire on that family altar glowed brighter, and 
young Harris consecrated himself fully to God, and 
to that which he saw would become the work of his 
life. Soon after this the commander of the post, 
with whom he was a great favorite, had him ap- 
pointed to a cadetship in the West Point Military 
Academy, but his tastes and inclinations did not 
run in the direction of the arts of war. So, after 
the first year, he resigned and turned his attention to 
teaching. About this time the late Dr. Torry, of 
New York, meeting him, questioned him very 
closely in regard to his pro osed course in life, and 
asked him if he did not feel called of God to the 
work of the ministry. He at once opened his heart 
to this friend and told him how deeply he had been 
exercised on the subject. He was advised to pre- 
pare himself by study for this important work. In 
1835 he entered Hamilton College, from which he 
was graduated at the head of his class in 1839. In 
the spring of 1846 he joined the New York Confer- 
ence of the Methodist Protestant Church. In this 
Church he preached and labored with great zeal and 
acceptability for fifteen years, and was blessed with 
gracious revivals at nearly every appointment. He 
was the last pastor of the Sullivan Street Methodist 
Protestant Church in New York city before it be- 
came transformed into what is now the Washington 
Square Methodist Episcopal Church. For reasons 
satisfactory to himself, he withdrew from the Meth- 
odist Protestant Chureh in 1857, taking with him 
the fraternal regard of all his brethren, and in the 
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Methodist Episcopal Church, and filled the following 
appointments: Hancock, Croton, Leeds, Windham, 
Hobart, Hunter, Germantown, and. Kast Chatham, 
At Germantown Brother Harris was blessed with a 
revival the most extensive and genuine in the history 
of that Church. His labors in this work were be- 
yond his endurance, and at the end of his second 
year in East Chatham he requested the presiding 
elder to ask for him a supernumerary relation. He 
often referred to this as the saddest day of his life. He 
purchased a home on the east bank of the Hudson, 
where, for almost eleven years, he, with beautiful 
Christian patience and resignation, waited for the 
call of God. His last sickness covered a period of 
five months. During most of this time he was 
entirely helpless. But in this crucical test of the 
Gospel he rested upon the atonement of Christ, and 
often when he thought the end was near he would 
whisper, *¢‘ Though I walk through the valley of the 
shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art 
with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me.’ 
It is all right; it is all right. My peace is made 
with God.” His death, like his sickness, was peace-- 
ful and beautiful. Brother Harris was a careful stu- 
dent, a good preacher, ‘and a successful minister of 
our Lord Jesus Christ. He was married April 7, 
1842, to Miss Elizabeth Cherry, of Paterson, N. J., 
with whom he lived most happily. 


Naruan II. Banes died in the city of New York, 
April 2, 1884, in the sixtieth year of his age. He 
had just completed the thirty-sixth year of faithful 
aud earnest service in the cause of the Master. He 
reached the seat of the Conference in his usual 
health and spirits. On the first morning of our an- 
nual session, his daughter, at whose house he was to 
have been entertained during the Conference, pro- 
ceeded to call him to breakfast and found him quiet- 
ly reclining upon a lounge. Thinking him to be in 
a gentle sleep, she did not disturb his slumber, but 
it was ‘the sleep that knows no waking” until the 
resurrection of the just. The startling nature of the 
ease was soon ascertained, a physician was’ sum- 
moned, and he at once pronounced him dead. Our 
dear brother was not permitted to speak of his tri- 
umph through the blood of the Lamb. There was 
no loving good-bye to wife and other loved ones, no 
fraternal message to his Conference. But if death 
was without a moment’s warning, it was not with- 
out many years of preparation.. Brother Bangs exe- 
cuted the office and functions of a godly minister 
upon the following charges, successively: Monroe, 
Callicoon, Liberty, Monticello, Marbletown, Worts- 
borough; Olive, Bloomingburg, Sugar Loaf, Wood- 
stock, Greenfield, Highland, Putnam Valley, Coey- 
man’s Hollow, Leeds and Sandy Plains, Union and 
Jackson Corners, Dover Plains, Copake, and North 
and West Hillsdale, where his earnest and success- 
ful ministry was so suddenly and mysteriously ter- 
minated. Brother Bangs was true to principle in all 
directions, and was a uniform advocate of every 
Christian work. 


Josep H. Woop was born at Hyde Park, N. Y., 
Jan. 11, 1834, and died at Liberty, N. Y., July 138, 
1883, aged forty-nine years. His conversion was 
satisfactory, but it was supplemented by a struggle; 
for with the evidence of acceptance came the man- 
date, ‘Go, preach!” Though strongly drawn to- 
ward the Methodists by warmth of temperament and 
by the cireumstances of his conversion, he neverthe- 
less yielded to other influences, and conneeted him- 
self with the Presbyterian Church, with a view to 
entering its ministry. In pursuin his studies he 
found himself unable to accept Calvinism, and well- 
nigh abandoned all idea of preaching the Gospel: 
In 1857 he was married to Emma J. Peters, who, 
through all the subsequent years of his active minis- 
try was his constant companion and helper. | In 
1858 he left the Church of his fathers and united 
with the Methodist Episcopal Church. He joined 


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the New York Conference in 1860, His first ap- 
pointment was Ashley Falls, where he labored frith- 
fully and successfully for two years. In 1862 he 
was sent to Hartsville, but he was restless. He 
was not only a Christian minister, but a loyal 
American citizen. The April breezes of 1861 had 
borne to his ears tidings of treason. When at last, 
Sept. 18, 1862, Harper’s Ferry surrendered to the 
Confederate forces, he said, ‘‘ It is enough; I ought 
to go.”” In October he was found in uniform in the 
color company of the ~Forty-ninth Massachusetts 
Volunteers, and was ere long ‘‘at the front,” facing 
the nution’s foe. At Port Hudson he was_one of the 
force of two hundred and forty men, eighty of whom 
were killed in a single charge. A comrade says of 
him, ‘*At Port Hudson he was a wonder; now 
coolly holding the limb of a wounded man for ampu- 
tation, now carrying the sufferers from the field, and 
now, in the stillness of the night, weeping over, and 
praying with, or comforting the dying.” Return- 
ing from the war in somewhat impaired health, in 
1864-65 he preached at Tyringham and South Lee. 
His subsequent appointments were: Germantown, 
New Paltz, Florida, Glasco, Liberty, Fergusonville, 
Gardnertown and Little Britain, Pike Pond, Shan- 
daken, Philipsport. As a man, Brother Wood was 
well-balanced. Humility was prominent. This 
was, perhaps, the dominant characteristic of the man, 
and imparted to him an exquisite grace and attract- 
iveness. He was, indeed, a true disciple of Him 
who made himself of no reputation, girded himself 
with a towel, and washed His disciples’ feet. Asa 
minister of the Lord Jesus he was thoroughly ortho- 
dox. With him conversion was the instantaneous 
work of the Holy Spirit. In the pulpit, after refut- 
ing the moral theory of atonement, he’ would ex- 
claim: ‘‘O Bethlehem, thou canst not save me! O 
spotless life of Jesus, thou canst not pay my debt! 
but to thee I look, O precious Cross of Calvary.”? On 
Tuesday, July 11, with his companion at his side, 
he drove from his home at Phillipsport to Liberty, a 
distance of eighteen miles, to visit a former parish- 
oner. After supper he walked from the dining-room 
to the parlor, entering which, his language suddenly 
became confused. Apoplexy had seized him, and in 
an unconscious eondition he was earried to the 
lounge. At eight o’clock the next morning he passed 
through the gates into the city. 


JeremiAn Mitiarp was born in the town of Beek- 
man, N. Y., Nov. 8, 1821, and died in the city of 
Kingston, N. Y., July 28, 1883, in the sixty-second 

ear of his age, and in the thirty-second of his min- 
istry in the Methodist Episcopal Church. In May, 
1845, he was married to Miss Eliza Myers, of New 
Hackensack, N, Y. Jeremiah Millard ‘was received 
as a member on trial in the New York Conference in 
the year 1850, and was stationed in the following 
churches : New Paltz, Florida, Sugar Loaf, Monroe, 
Montgomery, Thirtieth Street, New York city ; 
Fishkill, Pleasantville, Brewster’s, Mount Kisco, 
Washington Heights, New York city; Catskill, 
Coxsackie, Walden, and Eddyville. Inthe spring of 
1882 he was appointed the presiding elder of the 
Newburg District, and while in the discharge of his 
duties died away from home at the house of his 
friend, the Rev. Elias S. Osbon. He was a man of 
strong sympathies, and was as quick to act as he was 
to feel concerning the sorrows and burdens of his 
brethren, and to render them any aid in his power. 
As a minister, he was pre-eminently a devoted and 
useful man, a thorough Methodist in doctrine, a good 
preacher, a diligent Sunday-school worker, a genu- 
ine revivalist, a loved and trusted pastor, caring for 
the converts, cheering the sick and afflicted, looking 
after the wandering sheep of the flock, seeking by 

ersonal effort to bring men into the Church, bring- 
ing out the hidden talents of the diffident and young, 
giving honor to the aged, and in all ways caring for 
the flock over which the Holy Spirit had made him 
the overseer, At New Paltz he organized one new 


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society. Athis next charge, Sugar Loaf, he built two 
new churches, one at Bellvale and one at Chester. 
On Monroe Circuit he procured a church at Wash- 
On the Montgomery Circuit he en- 
larged the parsonage. In Thirtieth Street Church, 
of this city, he had a grand revival, in which several 
young men were converted, who are now members 
of this Conference. At Matteawan he built a fine 
new church and purchased another at Fishkill Land- 
ing, and then enlaeed the parsonage. At Pleasant- 
ville he removed a heavy debt and doubled the size 
of the parsonage. At New Castle he harmonized 
conflicting elements and there built a large and 
beautiful church. At Washington Heights, in this 
city, he completed a noble church. At Cattskill he 
removed a most oppressive church debt. He built a 

arsonage at Coxsackie, At Eddyville, where we 

ave a small society, he lifted the heavy incubus of 
a debt of four thousand dollars. What a magnificent 
record of leaving the Church better and stronger 
than he found it! The last year and more of his life 
was spent in an office and work that he greatly en- 
joyed. As a presiding elder, he was greatly beloved 
He was wise in counsel, careful 
and prudent in his administration, and was taken 
away before being made to pass through the fearful, 
searching, killing tests which are so often applied to 
men in this office. God gave him the high honor of 
falling at the post of duty, and, like a brave officer, 
dying in the front and lead of his regiment. Ilis 
sickness was of short duration, painful in the ex- 
treme, but he was calm, cheerful, and happy to 
the last. 


Aaron Rogers was born in Connecticut, May 28, 
1808, and died at’ East Durham, N. Y., Aug. 13, 
1883. He acquired a good education and engaged in 
school-teaching. While teaching at South Durham 
he became acquainted with and married Rebecca 
Rickerson, who shared his itinerant life and passed 
to her reward Sept. 11, 1881. His clearness of per- 
ception, pleasing address, and fervent piety early at- 
tracted the attention of devout men and women, who 
prayed that he might be led to consecrate himself to 
the ministry. At length he felt that it was his duty 
to preach. In 1834 he was received into New York 
Conference. His successive appointments were : 
Stockbridge and Richmond, Canaan, Egremont, Jef- 
ferson, Delhi and Bloomyille, Goeyman’s, John 
Street, Stamford, Conn.; Coeyman’s second time, 
Durham, Catskill, Ellenville, Cairo, West Stock- 
bridge and Richmond second time, Windham, Cairo 
and High Hill, Hobart, Charlotteville, Summit, 
Franklin, East Chatham and Red Rock, Germantown 
and Myersville, East Jewett, Greenburg, Harrison, - 
New Paltz, Croton, superannuated. In 1871 he 
ceased to travel regularly, on account of the very 

oor health of his wife, but supplied places near 

ome until stricken with paralysis, three years ago. 
One year he supplied Cornwallsville, where he was 
licensed «nd recommended to Conference nearly half 
a century before ; one year Norton Hill, and one year 
the Presbyterian Church at West Durham. He had 
a peculiar style of poetic expression that was pleas- 
ing and effective. Many, among them preachers 
who have heard the ablest men, declare: ‘ We never 
heard sermons more eloquent than those from Aaron 
Rogers.’’? He was also mighty in prayer. The'at- 
tendants at Conference prayer-meetings will never 
forget the fervency and ‘appropriateness of his 
thanksgivings and supplications, or the beauty of his 
language. In the social meetings and at the family 
altar he was equally gifted. His religious experience 
was clear and positive. He was a faithful pastor and 
a successful revivalist. In most of his charges souls 
were happily converted. In social life he was gentle 
and affectionate as a child. All who knew him were 
glad to have him in their homes. He recovered from 
his first stroke of paralysis so far as to be able to go 
about and preach occasionally. Hight days before 
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appointment at East Durham Methodist Episcopal 
Church, and attended class. He appeared to all 
radiant with Christian joy. Four days later he was 
again stricken with Lee He seemed free from 
ain, and, with mind clear, seemed passing to ever- 
asting day. He had often said, «ft expect to live 
forever,” and none doubted that ‘‘ death was swal- 
lowed up in victory.” 


Maine Conference. 


Cuartes AnpREWws was born in Bérwick, Me., 
Oct. 23, 1811. He says: ‘‘ My mother’s godly coun- 
sel was the first thing I remember to have made a 
lasting impression on my mind, and I should have 
been a Christian in childhood, but the impression 
was that I was too young, and I was not converted 
till I was between seventeen and eighteen.”” At this 
time he was at Great Falls, N. H., where he became 
acquainted with the Methodists (his parents were 
Congregationalists) and went with them to a camp- 
meeting held at Kittery, Me., in September, 1829, 
seventeen miles from Great Falls. He walked to 
and from the camp-meeting, at which he and about 
two hundred others were converted. He says: ‘‘ In 
twenty-four hours after I was converted I felt that it 
would be my duty to preach the Gospel. I tried to 
suppress the feeling, but it ripened into a convic- 
tion.” After this he availed himself of all means 
within his power to acquire an education and prepare 
for the work to which he felt the Lord had called 
him. In the fall of 1832 he went to Kent’s Hill Sem- 
inary, and remained there five years. In 1838 he 
joined the Maine Conference, and was appointed to 
‘Argyle. The next year he and Brother Lufkin were 
sent to Houlton, where over one hundred souls were 
converted. At the close of this year he was united 
in marriage to Margaret Hitchings, in Robinston. 
He was ordained deacon in 1840 at the Conference 
held at Kent’s Hill, and elder in Bath, in 1842, 
by Bishop Hedding. He sustained an effective rela- 
tion to the Conference for forty consecutive years, 
never being laid aside by sickness, though much of 
the time in feeble health. His courage never failed, 
and his desire to labor for the cause of God seemed 
to lift him above his infirmities of body. During 
the forty years he filled twenty-five different ap- 

ointments, on all of which he saw good results 
‘rom his labors, and on many of them a large num- 
ber of souls converted. Through the long, weary 
months of his last sickness he was remarkably pa- 
tient and submissive, always saying, “‘ The will of 
the Lord be done.” 


Franois Assury Rosrnson was born in Sidney, 
Me., Dec. 22, 1827, and died in Deering, Jan. 27, 
1884, aged fifty-six years. He was gratuated at the 
Wesleyan University, in the class of 1849. He joined 
the Maine Conference, and was stationed in 1854 at 
Wilton, and in 1855 at Skowhegan. In 1850 he was 
elected professor in Maine Wesleyan Seminary and 
Female College, which place he left to fill the above 
appointments, and to which he returned after them. 
In 1871 he.was elected to a professorship in Pennsyl- 
vania State Agricultural College; was obliged to 
resign after three years on account of ill-health, re- 
covering from which he accepted the position of prin- 
cipal of the Young Ladies’ Seminary, in Goshen 
N. Y., where he remained two years. Then, followed 
a severe illness, which Maes him to give up all 
hopes of future work, and he returned to Kent’s 
Hill. Here he so far recovered that in a few years 
he accepted a professorship in the seminary, and re- 
tained it until the last commencement, when he re- 
signed and accepted an appoimtment in the Custom- 
house in Portland. He represented his town in the 
last State Legislature. All of the above positions he 
filled with great acceptance. He was a genial, warm- 
hearted, noble man. His death was a triumphant one, 
which occurred on Sabbath afternoon, soon after 
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Tuomas Hiruman entered upon the work of the 


ministry in the Maine Conference in 1849. His fields 


of labor were: Bartlett, N. H.; Penn, North Paris, 
East Poland, Lisbon, Livermore, Newry and An- 
dover, Paris and Woodstock, Ogunquit, North Au- 
gusta, Bethel, and Rumford. He was several times, 
for brief periods, supernumerary or superannuated, 
and, at the Conference of 1883, retired finally from 
active service. Brother Hillman was a spiritually 
minded man, diligent in his work, a good preacher, 
a successful minister of the Lord Jesus. He was 
outspoken in the pulpit, sending home to the hearts 
of men the truths of God. Revivals generally at- 
tended his labors, many being through his instru- 
mentality converted to God. About a year before 
his death a slight i aden affected- unfavorably his 
already failing health; and in June and July, 1883, 
repeated attacks of hemorrhage of the lungs brought 
him very low, resulting in his release on the 3d of 
August following. As he approached the river’s 
brink he found ample support in the truths which he 
had preached. ‘ All is well,’’ he said; “a crown of 
lite awaits me.”? To his wife he said, ‘‘ One of us 
must go a little way alone,” He trusted fully in 
Jesus, who gave him great victory in his dying hour. 
A large congregation gathered with sad hearts and 
tearful eyes around his remains, testifying to the es- 
teem and love with which they regarded him. 


E. H. M’ Kenney, a superannuate member of the 
Maine Conference, was born in Maine, Oct. 23, 
1841, and died at Saugus, Mass., Feb. 17, 1884. He 
was converted to God when twenty-five years of 
age, and the year following, (1867,) having heard 
within his soul the divine whisper, ‘¢ Go, preach,” 
he joined the Maine Conference, and was stationed at 
Cape Elizabeth, Shapleigh and Acton, South Elliott, 
and West Falmouth. Losing his health in 1873, he 
took a superannuate relation, and removed to Lynn, 
Mass., where he was brought through sickness very 
near to death, but, partially recovering, he went to 
work anew for the Master, and royally served the 
Church and the cause he loved for a number of 
years. He organized a society and built a church at 
Saugus, serving this people the full term of three 
years. He also supplied at Hssex, and his last ap- 
pointment was to Wilmington, where he gathered a 
class and organized a society, which has recently 
dedicated a church. Brother M’Kenney was a holy 
man and a successful minister; all respected him, 
many loved him. His last sickness was severe, but 
the end was a joyous victory. 


Danret Warernovuse was born in Bowdoinham, 
Me., of Christian parents, Feb. 10, 1813. He was 
converted at the age of sixteen in.a prayer-meeting 
in his father’s house. He was licensed as a local 
preacher Nov. 12, 1831. In 1839 he was employed 
under the presiding elder on Shapleigh Cireuit. | In 
1840 he was recommended from Shapleigh Circuit to 
Maine Conference, which held its session at Kent’s 
Hill, and was received on trial and appointed to 
Shapleigh, Cumberland, Harrison and Naples, Beth- 
el, South Paris, Cornish, Durham, Livermore, Phil- 
lips, Waterville, and Kendall Mills. Here his health 
failed, and, at the Conference of 1854, he took a su- 
pernumerary relation. In 1855 his relation was 
changed to effective, and he was pointed to West 
Kennebunk, Hollis, Standish, Elliott, Lovell and 
Stow, Fairfield, Solon, Industry, Fayette, Mechanic 
Falls, Monmouth, Yarmouth, and Conway. In 
1883 he received his appointment to Newfield. — Here 
he had purchased a nice little home in which to 
spend the evening of his life. But God saw other- 
wise. He had preached but once or twice on his new 
charge when he was prostrated by sickness, and in 
about two weeks he went to his home above after a 
ministry in the Maine Conference of forty-two years. 
Brother Waterhouse was ordained deacon at Gardi- 
ner by Bishop Waugh in 1842, and elder by Bishop 
Hedding, at Bangor, in 1844, He was married to 


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Abbie OG. Ayer, of Newfield, April 14, 1842. She 
was a helpmeet, indeed, to him, to whose hearty and 
active co operation in his work may be attributed no 
small share of his success. Brother Waterhouse 
was a man of deep piety, of sterling integrity, and 
reat faithfulness as a minister of the Lord Jesus. 
te was a clear and earnest preacher, and God made 
him instrumental of saving souls. 


C. C. Covittn, a superannuated preacher of the 
Maine Conference, died at Pownal, July 1, 1883, 
aged seventy-two years. Brother Coville was born 
at Woolwich, Jan. 28, 1811. When about twenty 
years old he was converted to God, and ever after- 
ward gave evidence of his adoption into Christ’s 
spiritual family. Having served some time as a 
local preacher, he was received as a member of the 
Maine Conference in 1842, and stationed at Phipps- 
burg. His subsequent appointments were: Bidde- 
tord, Newfield, Porter, Cape Elizabeth, Scarborough, 
Phippsburg, Poland, and Pownal. In 1855 his feeble 
health compelled him to take a superannuated rela- 
tion. He continued to reside at North Pownal for 
twenty-eight years. Though of feeble physical 
form, he was respected for his mental power, his un- 
affected piety, his amiable disposition, and his irre- 
proachable Christian character. As a preacher, he 
was fuitnful in his ministrations, and original in his 
methods of presenting and illustrating the Gospel, 
while he always continued loyal in his attachment 
to the doctrines and polity of the Church. After his 
superannuation he was a great help to the preacher 
in charge by his sympathy, counsel, and co-opera- 
tion; and the Church and North Pownal will miss 
_his presence, his labors, and the support he so gen- 
erously contributed. 


Vermont Conference. 


A.S. Cooper was born in Westfield, Mass., August, 
1807, and died at Williston, Vt., Jan. 21, 1884. He 
was converted April 17. 1826, was licensed to exhort 
in October, 1828, by Elbert Osborn, was licensed to 
preach April 10, 1830, by Laban Clark, and was ad- 
mitted on trial in the New York Conference in June, 
1830. During his ministry he labored in Connecti- 
eut, Massachusetts, New York, and Vermont. When 
the Troy Conference was organized in 1832, he was 
within its pounds, and remained a member of that 
body till 1860, when, with Western Vermont, he 
was transferred to the Vermont Conference. He was 
effective twenty-six years, and a supply two and a 
quarter years of the twenty-seven he held a super- 
antiuated relation. Some powerful revivals occurred 
under his labors. At one time in his early ministry 
he had about three hundred conversions in one year. 
On another charge he reported one hundred converts. 
He was a good preacher and a faithful minister of 
Jesus. 


Danie Fintp was born in Springfield, Vt., Oct. 
18, 1805. From his native town he entered the work 
of the itinerancy in 1831, and for nineteen consecu- 
tive years filled faithfully the appointments given 
him. From 1850 to 1855 he sustained local relations, 
but again entered the effective ranks and continued 
there for thirteen years. The later years of his life 
he spent with his family on a farm in Williamstown. 
Brother Field was a man of many rare gifts. With 
a clear apprehension of God’s word, and an under- 
standing of the Christian life, he was able, by strik- 
ing illustrations, and unique presentation of the 
truth, to stir the conscience and move the heart. He 
had a sure instinct, leading him to detect the weak 
point of an argument, and he was able to reveal that 
weakness with the suddenness of the lightning 
flashes. Against every form of hypocrisy and un- 
righteousness he could use a sarcasm at once wither- 
ing and stunning, His power in prayer was often 
marvelous, and his genial, devout, loyal disposition 

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ministry ended. From a life of almost continuous 
bodily weakness he found release on the morning of 
May 20, 1888. ‘‘ His works do follow him.” May 
great grace rest upon the bereaved widow and 
children. a 


Amasa G. Burron was born in Tunbridge, Vt., 
Oct. 19, 1814, and died at Evanston, Ul., Jan. 23, 
1884. At the age of seventeen he was converted and 
joined the Methodist Episcopal Church. In 1834 he 
was licensed to preach, anal at once entered upon 
work on the Chelsea Cirevit. In June, 1835, he 
joined the New Hampshire Conference. Nine years 
ater, when the Conference was divided, his lot fell 
in the Vermont Conference, of which he remained a 
member to the time of his death. In his ministry of 
nearly forty years in the effective relation, he filled 
many of the most important appointments in the 
Conference, and was its secretary for six years. 
In 18388, he was married to Miss Lucinda John- 
son, with whom he lived in happy companionship 
for almost half a century, and whose kind ministra- 
tions attended him till his end came. As a preacher, 
Brother Button was a man of fine ability. He was 
popular, but in no vain sense of that word. He_ 
seemed to regard the Gospel too important, and 
the preaching of the cross of Christ too sacred, to 
allow him to descend to any thing low or uncomely. 
The following appointments, in the order named, 
embraced the charges he served. In 1835 he was 
appointed to West Windsor Circuit, which included 
the towns of Windsor, Weathersfield, Reading, and 
Plymouth. After this, Chelsea Circuit. Then Per- 
kinsville, where his labors were blessed with a gra- 
cious revival. His next appointment was Wood- 
stock. Here about one hundred conversions were 
reported, seventy were baptized and received on pro- 
bation. Barnard, Hanover, N. H., and again he re- 
turned to Chelsea, Vt. After this he was stationed 
at Montpelier, Northfield, Peacham, Danville, Saint 
Johnsbury, Lyndan, M’Indoe’s Falls, Fairlee and 
North Thetford, Newbury, and West Newbury. In 
1866 he was seminary agent. After this he was ap- 
pointed to South Royalton, and lastly to Brattlebor- 
ough. Here his Jabors as a pastor closed. In 1872 
he was admonished by failing health that his work 
was nearly done, and he removed to Evanston, Ill., 
where he chose to spend his declining years and 
whence he entered into rest. Brother Button leaves 
a wife and one daughter. In the final disposition of 
his estate he generously remembered the Vermont 
Conference Seminary, the Preachers’ Aid Society, 

and the Church Extension Society. 


Dantex A. Macx was born in Plainfield, Vt., June 
4, 1825, and died at the New Hampshire Orphans’ ~ 
Home, in Franklin, N. H., Dec. 1, 1883, aged fifty- 
eight years. His early history, ministerial life, army 
service, and efforts in behalf of. the Orphans’ Home, 
have given him prominence in society, and entitled 
his memory to our kindest regards, He was left an 
orphan when seven years old, from which time he 
was chiefly dependent on his own efforts. At the 
age of seventeen his religious life and experience be- 
gan. Soon after this he was baptized and received 
into the Methodist Episcopal Church. He attended 
school at the old Newbury Seminary, after which he 
studied for the ministry at the Methodist General 
Biblical Institute, then located at Concord, N. H. 
Here he was licensed as a local preacher in) 1847, and 
united with the Vermont Conference in 1850. He 
was ordained deacon at Northfield in 1852, and elder 
at Brattleborough, Vt., in 1857. After serving as pas- 
tor of several churches he was appointed chuplain of 
the Third Vermont Infantry in 1862. He served as 
chaplain about four years, and rendered excellent 
service both in camp and on the field of battle 
with his comrades, the living and the dying. After 
the close of the war he returned to his work as 
pastor in the Conference, but after a few pastoral 
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engaged in establishing the Orphans’ Home, of which 
mention has been made as the place of his death. 
Oct. 9, 1850, he united in marriage with Anna R. 
Robie, who survives him, having with intelligence 
and activity been an efficient helpmeet in his work, 


G. C. Tuomas.—[Obituary not received.] 


Northern New York Conference. 


H. O. Tizpen was born in the town of Moira, N. 
Y., in 1811, and died at his home in North Lawrence, 
WN. Y., May 12, 1883. He was converted and joined 
the Methodist Episcopal Church at the age of seven- 
teen. In 1835 he resolved to devote himself to the 
work of the ministry, and took work on Hopkinton 
Cirenit. He joined the Black River Conference in 
1837 on trial, and served Hammond Charge, In 
1838 he was sent to the Louisville Charge, and the 
following year he was received into full connection. 
His fields of labor were as follows: Chateaugay, Nat- 
ural Bridge, Teresa, De Kalb, Watson, Martinsburg, 
Black River, Pamelia, Ellisburg, Depauville, Rod- 
man, Henderson, Black River again, Alexandria, 
Lawrence, Philadelphia, Rennsalaer Falls, Ham- 
mond, South Canton, Nicholville, Dickinson, Con- 
stable. Brother Tilden spent forty-three years in 
the effective ranks. He was a good man, thoroughly 
conscientious, and devoted to his work. Every in- 
terest of the Church committed to his care was faith- 
fuily looked after. He was an able and acceptable 
preacher, and attended faithfully to his duties. At 
times he was most powerful in prayer. 


Rurvs E. Kine was born in the town of Lempster, 

WN. H., April 10, 1811, and was a little over seventy- 
two years of age at his death. In 1833 he was em- 
ployed by Rev. W. S. Bowdish, presiding elder, on 
the Chateaugay Circuit, with Allen Castle preacher 
in charge. I 1839 he labored on the same circuit, 
with H. O. Tilden in charge. In 1840 he was em- 
ployed by Rev. Louis Whitcomb, presiding elder, on 
- the Bombay Circuit. In 1841 he joined the Black 
River Conference. In this relation he has faithfully 
served the following charges: Bucks Bridge, Nor- 
folk, West Stockholm, Bombay, Moira, Saint Regis 
Indiau Mission, Martinsburg, Copenhagen, North 
Potsdam, Nicholville, Brasher, Colton and Coxes 
Mills, Louisville, Ellsworth, supernumerary. In 
1871 he was made effective and appointed to Ells- 
worth, and afterward served West Stockholm, Moira, 
and Norfolk for a second term. From this time to 
his death he sustained a superannuated relation. 
His home being at Hannawa Falls, he served the 
le of that community by preaching every Sab- 
beth, holding prayer-meetings, visiting the sick, and 
burying their dead. Brother Kmg was an able minix- 
ter of the New Testament. He came upon the stage 
when the country was new and the people poor. The 
opportunities for education were limited. These he 
improved in the common school so as to be quite 
proficient in the various branches of an English ed- 
ueation. Blessed with a retentive and well-trained 
memory, stored with a nope knowledge of the 
Scriptures, he was skillful in handling the word of 
life. His manner of preaching was extempore. He 
was systematic in arrangement, earnest, clear, and 
forcible in delivery. His thoughts were expressed 
with great fluency, often surprising his hearers in 
the use of qualifying terms in which the same idea 
was presented in a variety of ways. His pulpit min- 
istrations were attended with a divine influence that 
carried the truth home to the hearts of his hearers. 
Brother King was married three times—Dec. 3, 
1833, to Miss Mary Gibs, whose son Charles left 
home many years ago, and is living in the West; 
Dee. 7, 1841, to Miss Harriett E. Cornish, whose two 
sons were present to witness the closing scenes of 
the few days in which the mortal life of their father 
went out; May 2, 1853, to Miss Angeline J. Prentice, 
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son, a promising young man, died a few years ago. 
The youngest son, who takes the name of his father, 
joined the Northern New York Conterence at its last 
session. 


E. E. Ketxoee was born in the town of Turin, N. 
Y., April 1, 1828. Brother Kellogg’s conversion 
was remarkably clear. His subsequent call to the 
Christian ministry was also undoubted and positive. 
Having completed his preparatory studies he en- 
tered the Concord Biblical Institute in the year 1852. 
Immediately after he was graduated he served as 
‘supply ”’ at the Embargo Street Church, Rome, N. 
Y., for a portion of a year. In June, 1856, he was 
admitted on trial into the old Black River Confer- 
ence, at its session in Syracuse. The charges served 
by this faithful minister were as follows: Evans’ 
Mills, Gouverneur, Madrid, Cape Vincent, Black 
River, Carthage, Madrid second term, Antwerp, 
agency of lves Seminary, Fort Covington, Massena, 
Morristown, Plessis, and Mannsville—fourteen in all 
—commencing in 1856 and closing in 1883: twenty- 
seven years of loyal, loving labor. Though never 
robust, yet by painstaking care Brother Kellogg en- 
dured the strain imposed by laborious charges. 
While stationed at Morristown indications of phys- 
ical weakness were ominously manifest, but the 
servant of God faithfully and uncomplainingly kept 
at his post. At Plessis the disease assumed an act- 
ive type, and only through strong will power, and 
often in bodily distress, did he meet his ministerial 
duties and complete his pastorate. At the session of 
Conference in State Street Church, Watertown, in 
April last, Brother Kellogg asked what was unusual 
in him, the favor of a light charge, where the travel- 
ing would be trifling and the membership compact. 
Little did our ascended friend suppose that at 
Mannsville, the appointment which so happily met 
his wishes, he would “cease at once to work and 
live.” Here, his last charge, he was heartily wel- ; 
comed as sewt of God. His work opened auspicious- 
ly, and the prospect of immediate success seemed 
most flattering. But four months of service proved 
that the duties of his office taxed his little strength 
beyond endurance. The closing days of this godly 
minister were memorable. No anxiety for his per- 
sonal safety agitated his soul. No temptations an- 
noyed his mind. His dying experiences gave no 
enconragement to doubt. The testimonies he gave 
to the presence and power of Jesus were striking and 


joyous. Brother Kellogg had a deep and clear relig- 
ions experience. Communion with God was the 
habit of his soul. Conscientious to the last degree, 


his vows as a Christian and a minister were ever be- 
fore his mind. Genial in manner, gentle in spirit 
and generous in sympathy, he invariably succeede 

as a pastor of the people. His ‘‘ preaching was not 
in enticing words of man’s wisdom.’’ He studied 
to build up the churches committed to his carey 
A pure rhea eas a loyal Methodist, a loving 
friend, an affectionate husband and tender father 
was he. , 


Josera O. Grrrorp was born in Spafford, Onon- 
daga County, N. Y., Aug. 4, 1824,-and died at Knox- 
borough, N. Y., Nov. 17, 1883. He was converted 
in June, 1854. He joined the Oneida Conference on 
probation in the ee of 1860, and was stationed 
at Ludlowville. He was ordained deacon, April 
20, 1862, by Bishop Ames, and elder by Bishop 
Scott, April 10, 1864. Owing to changes in Confer- 
ence boundaries he has been connected with the 
Oneida, Black River, Central New York, Troy, and 
Northern New York Conferences. He served with 
great acceptability the following charges: Ludlow- 
ville, Nelson, Jamesville, Pompey Hill, East Hamil- 
ton, Earlville, Vienna, Sprout Brook, Brookfield, 
and Knoxborough, which proved to be his last 
charge, making in all nineteen and one half years of 
effective service in the ministry. He was an earnest 
and efficient preacher, a good pastor, and was very 


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acceptable on all his charges. His address was 
© attractive and pleasing, which made him an agreeable 
associate and friend. He preached his last sermon, 
Oct. 1, 1883, at the funeral of one of the members of 
his church, and was soon after prostrated with a 
fever, which continued for six weeks, from which he 
had not strength to rally. His funeral was attended 
at Knoxborough, N. Y., at which there was a large 
attendance of the people of his charge, who deeply 
mourn the loss of a beloved pastor. 


Rastus O. BEEBE was born in Hamilton, N. Y., 
July 4, 1815, and died at his home in Ohio, N. Y., 
March 8, 1884. The death of Brother Beebe was 
very sudden and unexpected, caused by paralysis of 
the heart, and his short illness was painful and dis- 
tressing. Brother Beebe was converted in January, 
1835, and from that time his whole study was how 
to do good and save souls. In May, 1839, he was 
married to Miss Maria Tenbrook, of Edmeston, N. 
Y., with whom he lived happily until his death. 
They were the parents of three children, two of 
whom died in early life. He began his ministry in 
1847, and served two years under the presiding 
elder. In 1849 he joined the Oneida Conference, 
and two years later was admitted to full member- 
ship. He served the following charges: Decatur, 
Richmondville, Vermont Centre, Broadfield, Litch- 
field, M’ Donough ‘and Smithville Mission, Mason- 
ville, King’s Settlement, Triangle, Harford, Summer 
Hill, Freetown, North Pitcher, Lafayette, James- 
ville aud Reservation, Central Square, Stirling, Am- 
boy, North Western, New Bremen, Florence, Oswe- 
go Centre, and Ohio. In April, 1882, on account of 
failing health, he took a superannuated relation and 
purchased a home in Ohio for a little well-earned 
rest. As a preacher, he was sound in doctrine, ear- 
nest, devoted, spiritual, and scriptural. He was a 
man of great faith and power in prayer. His wife 
was a true helpmate in his work, and many will rise 
up to call them blessed. His funeral gervices were 
attended at the church in Ohio, and his mortal 
a were laid to rest in the cemetery at that 
place. 


Jos1an FLETCHER was born in Bingham, Me., July 
21, 1833, and died May 7, 1883. He was converted 
in 1850. under the labors of Rev, Theodore Hill, re- 
ceived license to preach in 1853, supplied East Read- 
field in 1856, entered the Theological School at Con- 
cord in 1857, and was graduated. In 1860 he was 
married to Miss Sarah M. Taylor, joined the East 
Maine Conference, and served successively the fol- 
lowing charges: Rockport, Damariscotta, 
Ellsworth, Orrington, Castine, and Waldoborough. 
In 1869 he was transferred to Maine Conference, and 
appointed to Vienna Circuit ; and was next stationed 
at Mechanic Falls. In 1872 he was transferred to 
the Black River Conference, and continued in the 
itinerant service until his health failed in 187 6, when 
he wus superannuated. He soon after returned with 
his family to East Readfield, Me., the home of his 
wife’s parents. After his retirement from the effect- 
ive ranks, he labored with zeal and industry, against 
great disadvantages, in such employment as he 
could perform, to obtain the necessaries of life and 
educate his children. The same patience and per- 
sistence manifested in preparing for and prosecut- 
ing the work of the ministry, now characterized his 
etforts in these days of privation, toil, and suffering. 
Brother Fletcher was a man of good natural ability ; 
a Christian, with a clear, deep, and positive religious 
experience ; and a preacher of thought, argument, 
and unction. If his manner in the pulpit was not 
attractive, he could arrest and hold the attention of 
his. hearers by the clearness, foree, and spiritual 
power with which he presented the sublime and 
glorious truths of the blessed Gospel. His conse- 
erated and holy life enforced his public teachings, 
and still remain a legacy to his family and the 
Church. « 


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New York East Conference. 
Ira Apgorr was born in Middlebury, Conn., Ma 


-29, 1812, and died in the house of his birth, April 


15, 1883. In 1839 he joined the New York Confer- 
ence. At the division of the Conference he became 
a member of the New York East Conference, and re- 
rhained an active member till 1875, and a superan- 
nuated member until his death. Thirty-six years of 
active ministerial labor were given the Church as a 
member of' the Conference, filling the following ap- 
ointments: Hamden, Essex, Cheshire, Fair Haven, 
estport and Wilton, Easton, Waterbury, Ridge- 
field, Flushing, Patchogue, Hempstead, New Mil- 
ford, Southbury, Farmington, Cheshire, Bloomfield, 
Essex, Middlebury, Bethlehem, Cornwall Bridge 
and Ellsworth, Georgetown. 


Joun L. Giiper was born Aug. 8, 1816. A child 
of pious parents, and trained from infancy in prayer 
and faith, he became himself in early youth a sub- 
ject of renewing grace. He was licensed to exhort 
Oct. 1, 1828; as local preacher, July 30, 1829; and 
was received into the traveling ministry in Philadel- 
phia Conference in 1829, and hhis Conference assign- 
ments for four and fifty years were as follows: Free- 
hold Cireuit, Newark, Somerset Mission, Asbury, 
Pennington, Bordentown, Flushing, Brooklyn, York 
Street ; New York, Allen Street ; Sag Harbor, Bridge- 
port, Middletown, New York, Madison Street ; New- 
burg, Redding, Brooklyn, York Street the second 
term; Hempstead, Flushing Female College, New 
Canaan, Principal of Chureh Hill Institute, New 
Canaan ; supernumerary, Principal of Riverdale In- 
stitute, supernumerary, Bronxdale and Olinville, 
South Harlem, New York; Brooklyn, York Street 
the third term; New York, Seventh Street; Glen 
Cove, L. I.; Flatlands, L. I.; Brooklyn, Carroll 
Park. He was married to Miss Emma Holden in 
1832, who survives him. He was blessed with four 
sons and eight daughters ; and his house was one of 
the cheeriest spots on earth. His golden wedding 
was joyously celebrated, and he and his family were 
generously remembered by choice and valuable gifts. 
His religious experiences were deep and pure. He 
was valiant in defense of our well-established doc- 
trines, and while progressive in all his views of pol- 
ity and discipline, always looked with disfavor and 
distrust upon new experiments in doctrine and new 
methods for evolving experience. He lived in daily 
communion with God, as the result of continuous 
consecration, and so needed no momentary prepara- 
tion for dying. On the Sunday night before he left 
us he was heard to say, ‘‘Sudden death would be 
sudden glory,” and so, two days later, he realized it, 


Sieerrizp KRistELLER was born of Jewish par- 
ents in Wollestein, Prussia, June 28, 1836. He re- 
ceived his rudimentary education in the high-school 
of his native town, and had, at that time, made very 
commendable proficiency in the German, Latin, He- 
brew, and Swedish languages. He was trained in 
the strictest form of Judaism. At the age of thirteen 
years he was confirmed, and set to the hard duties of 
a Talmudic student, with the view of his becoming 
a teacher and reader in the synagogue. About the 
same time he was apprenticed to a mechanical trade. 
This has ever been the custom with the youth of the 
orthodox school who are to be set apart as religious 
teachers in Israel. ‘The saying of a celebrated rabbi 
with regard to this conformity is held in much es- 
teem: “‘ He that does not learn to work with his 
hands, may learn to beg with his tongue.” At the 
age of nineteen years he left his native land and 
came to this country. The sequel showed that Is- 
rael’s God was with him, and had directed the steps 
of the lonely emigrant. He soon became acquainted 
with a truly Christian family, and through its influ- 
ence the young Israelite began the study of the New 
Testament. For a year he continued his investiga- 
tions into the claims of Jesus Christ as the Jews’ 


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Messiah, encouraged in his pursuit, in no small de- 
gree, by the godly lives of the family who were 

eeply interested in his conversion. hus strug- 
gling against prejudice, combating error, and awak- 
ening to the condition of his sinfulness, he gradually 
advanced into the light of a clear conviction. At 
this time he frequently broke into tears, saying: 
‘‘ While I believe in Jesus as the Messiah, I suffer 
greatly for the grief that I know my parents will be 
plunged into should I become a Christian.’? About 
this time he accepted the invitation of a member of 
the family referred to, to visit Martha’s Vineyard 
camp-meeting. The following day was one of severe 
conflict. He says: ‘‘I had a struggle through the 
day, urged by the good Spirit to purchase my ticket 
for the camp-meeting, while the bad spirit attempted 
to prevent me.” He knew that if he accepted Christ 
it must be to ‘ suffer the loss of all things,” literally 
to give up father and mother, brothers and sisters, 
and become an outcast from the communion and fel- 
lowship of Israel. The God cf Abraham “met him 
there,’ and revealed to him the Christ ‘¢ of whom 
Moses in the law and the prophets did write; ’’ his 
heart was made to rejoice. He knew that the one 
only sacrifice had availed for him, and his lips gave 
forth the joyful testimony, ‘“‘ Thou art the Christ, 
the Son of the living God.” On Aug. 24, 1857, 
Brother Kristeller was baptized at the camp-meeting, 
in the presence of thousands, by the Rev. Moses 
Chase, of the Providence Conference. Soon after 
his conversion came his divine call to preach the 
Gospel. But what struggles must be encountered ? 
what difficulties must be overcome? Without pecun- 
jary means, with a very imperfect knowledge of the 
English ee aceed by parents, and cast out 
of the synagogue as an apostate by his Jewish 
friends. and to be henceforth regarded as dead and 
lost! But grace conquered, faith removed mount- 
ains, his strong conviction of the divine call made 
him to be courageous and successful over all obsta- 
eles. Brother Kristeller took his preliminary course 
of study in the East Greenwich Academy, and in 
1865 was graduated at the Wesleyan University, 
Middletown. In 1868 he was married to Miss Louisa 
H. Skotzky, a convert from Judaism, who, with 
their three children, survive him, In 1869 Brother 
Kristeller joined the New York East Conference. 
His appointments were as follows: High Ridge, 
Fireplace and Bellport, Sayville and Blue Point, 
New Bridge and Scatord, Smithtown Circuit, Beth- 
lehem, Cooper Hill, Cook Street, Brooklyn. Broth- 
er Kristeller did good and effective work for the 
Church. In all his appointments he had revivals, 
and some of them were of a very remarkable char- 
acter. In the early part of 1883, and while serving 
the Church in Cook Street, he was seized with a 
severe sickness, which developed into hasty con- 
sumption. On Sept. 25, of the same year, in the 
midst of his years and usefulness, he was suddenly 
summoned to cross over to the promised land, and 
enter into the rest that remains for the people of God. 


‘Cuartes Epwarp Gover was born at Orient, L. 
I., July 5, 1831. In 1856 he received license to ex- 
hort, and soon after, in the same year, local preach- 
ers license was given him; and after closing his 


studies at the seminary, he commenced his ministry 


by preaching for several months in Miss Garrett- 
son’s chapel at Rhinebeck, on the Hudson. He en- 
tered the Biblical Institute at Concord, N. H., in 
1857; was graduated in 1859, and was accepted as a 
probationer in this Conference, at its annual session 
in New Haven, in April of the same year. He was 
ordained deacon by Bishop Ames 1m 1861, and elder 
by Bishop Baker two years later. His appointments 
were as follows: Amityville and New Bridge, First 
Place, Brooklyn; Johnson Street, Brooklyn ; Saint 
John Street, New Haven; Hartford, N ostrand Ave- 
nue, Brooklyn; Greenwich, Hempstead, Twenty- 
seventh Street, New York; Rye. In all of these, 
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Methodist law, and in all he was successful. In the 
best sense he could not be otherwise than successful, 
for he was a discreet, diligent, faithful, fearless min- 
ister of Christ. In a very few instances the list of 
names of members did not increase under his admin- 
istration ; but plethoric church records were iirst 
converted to truth and honesty, and the conversion 
of souls usually followed. He was not in any spe- 
cial sense a revivalist, though as a soul-winner his 
success was above that of the average of his brethren. 
During the first year on his first charge he received 
ninety probationers. While serving the Asylum 
Street Church, Hartford, one hundred and five of 
his members, with his cordial co-operation, separat- 
ed from the parent body and organized the South 
Park Methodist Episcopal Church in that city, and 
yet, at the end of his term of three years, he report- 
ed a larger number than he found at the beginning 
of his pastorate. At Nostrand Avenue and other 
charges, and especially at Hempstead, his ministry 
was honored of God by large accessions to the mem- 
bership. As a pastor, he was sympathetic, bearing 
in his own heart the burdens of the sick and poor, 
wise and discriminating in counsel, and when occa- 
sion required he administered reproof with fidelity. 
In his administration of church affairs, while he 
never interfered with the functions of official men, 
yet no interest escaped his attention, and every de- 
partment received impetus from his energetic, and 
vitalizing touch, The inspiration of his entire min- 
istry was an unaffected and ever-urgent desire to 
honor God by doing good to men, and he allowed 
nothing to stand in the way of this consummation. 
He greatly loved his brethren, and no one ever more 
enjoyed the sessions of the Conference than he. 
When corresponding with the Biographical Secre- 
tary of the Conference, two or three years ago, he 
said, with a playful seriousness that was character- 
istic: “ When you biographical fellows come along 
I begin to feel old, but it only brings me nearer 
translation. All is well. Heaven will be sweeter 
because the New York East Conference is to be 
there.” The translation came sooner than was an- 
ticipated. Brother Glover was physically vigorous 
and very active, but had allowed his nervous sys- 
tem to be overstrained; and on Sunday, Sept. 9, atter 
preaching in the morning, with unusual unction and 
enjoyment, upon Psalm exil, 4, “ Unto the upright 
there ariseth light in the darkness”’—a text which 
would almost seem to have been taken in the spirit 
of prophecy—he went home, and was immediately 
prostrated by violent illness. He rallied sutticiently 
to attend a portion of the Sunday-school service for 
which he was responsible, and this was his last work. 
He passed away on Oct. 2. His funeral was attend- 
ed from among his beloved people at the church in 
Rye, and a large number of his brethren in the min- 
istry, and also representatives from the membershi 
of many of his former charges, attested their hig 
appreciation of his virtues and his work by their at- 
tendance and tokens of grief. 


Wirram Gornarp was born at Lowden, Notting- 
hamshire, England, June 16, 1809, and died in the 
city of Brooklyn, Nov. 9, 1883. He was converted 
in the fall of 1826 at Hucknall, in Nottinghamshire, 
and was licensed to preach at Mansfield by the Quar- 
terly Conference of the Primitive Methodist Church 
in 1829. He came to this country in 1836, was re- 
ceived into the New York Conference in 1837. He 
intended to come in the ill-fated “‘ Bristol,” that was 
lost off the coast of Long Island, and actually took 
passage, but was persuaded by his friends in Liver- 
pool to wait for the next ship. He always considered 
the circumstance as a special providence. He was 
ordained deacon by Bishop Hedding in 1839, and 
elder in 1841 bythe same Bishop. His successive 
appointments were; Stamford and Pound Ridge, 
Stockport, Lee, Pinc Plains, Rye and New Rochelle, 
New York city, Jane Street, Birmingham, Brook- 
lyn, Franklin Avenue ; Smithtown, West Hampton 


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and Moriches, Greenpoint, Flatbush, Rockville Cen- 
. tre, Northport and Centreport ; Cold Spring, Wood- 
bury, and West Hills; Islip and Babylon; Newtown, 
Middle Village, and Maspeth ; Upper New Rochelle, 
Pound Ridge and Selleck’s Corner, Cypress Hills. 
He superannuated in 1875, and resided in Brooklyn, 
in connection with the South Third Street Church, 
greatly beloved by all. Brother Gothard was a 
preacher of more than average ability, and made a 
correct and appropriate use of the Scriptures a spe- 
cialty. At times he was carried away by his theme, 
and seemed utterly forgetful of’ all surroundings, 
and would rouse his audience to great excitement, 
Yet he was always practical, simple, strictly Meth- 
odistic in his presentation of divine truth. Many 
converted in his revival efforts live to bless his mem- 
ory. Gradually he wasted away until the poor body 
was reduced to a mere shadow of his former self. 
There was no special disease, but a slow decay, until 
the flickering spark of lite went out. Just before 
his departure, his family, according to a request mace 
two weeks before, gathered at his bedside, and sob- 
bingly sung, ‘‘ O how sweet it will be in that beauti- 
ful land,” etc. His lips moved, but no sound es- 
caped them. A heavenly smile pe ed on his feat- 
ures ; then the pleasant farewell look upon his four 
daughters; then the upward gaze, as if a new vision 
appeared; then the spirit escaped without sigh or 
struggle. So passed away one of the saintliest mem- 
bers of the New York East Conference. 


Zacuartan Davenport was born in London, En- 
gland, March 1,1803. He died at Saugatuck, Conn., 
Dec. 20, 1888. When but a child, passing a Meth- 
odist chapel, he was attracted by the singing, and 
ventured in. Here religious impressions were made 
that were never effaced. His convictions and desires 
for a better life were increased by attendance upon 
the Sunday-school, where he found the help that had 
been denied him athome. ‘To the Sunday-school, 
under God,” he said, ‘I owe every thing. By its 
agency 1 am what I am. Here I learned to read. I 
was not for a day in any other school.” Among the 
men to whose preaching he listened were Adam 
Clarke, Richard’ Watson, Robert Newton, Richard 
Waddy, and Joseph Benson. He was converted 
under a sermon by the latter, from “ Simon, son of 
Jonas, lovest thou me??? The new spiritual life 
then received so quickened his mental powers, that, 
with only limited opportunities, amid daily toils, he 
made such progress, that, though at tifteen he could 
not read the Gospel of John in his native tongue, 
at twenty-five he could, with ease, read it in the orig— 
inal. As the only hope of saving a life ecoaay 
threaten¢d by disease, he sailed for this 
1832. The long voyage of nine weeks completely 
restored his health. He was licensed. to preach by 
the Greene Street Quarterly Conference, New York, in 
1833 ; admitted to the New York Conference in 1834 ; 
ordained deacon by Bishop Hedding in 1836, and 
elder by Bishop James O. Andrew in 1838. His 
successive fields of labor were White Plains, Stam- 
ford, Southhold and Cutchogue, Patchogue, Hunting- 
ton South and Islip, New Milford Westport, York- 
ville and Forty-first Street, New York, Smithtown, 
Moriches, Clinton, Westport and Saugatuck. A fall 
from his wagon while at Clinton had caused injuries 
from which he never recovered. Through continued 
suffering, however, he persevered in his work till 
1856, when increasing inirmitics compelled him tosu- 
ee As strength permitted he subsequently 

illed temporary vacancies at Wilton and Southport. 

Brother Davenport had a natural dignity, a sympa- 
thetic heart, and a courteous demeanor, that won the 
esteem of' all with whom he came in contact. No 
one heard from his lips an unkind word. In the 
pulpit his dignity and urbanity commanded the re- 
spectful attention of the most careless and Vicious, 


country in 


Joun S. Insxrr died at 


Ocean Grove, N. J., March 
7, 1884, aged 68. 


He was born in Huntington, 





OBITUARIES. 


England, in 1816, and came to this country in 1820. 
Brother Inskip was converted in his fourteenth year, 
under the ministry of Rev. Levi Scott, and joined 


the Methodist Episcopal Church, In 1836 he joined 


the Philadelphia Conterence, and was appointed to 
the Cecil Circuit, where he became acquainted with 
Miss Martha J. Foster, to whom he was married in 
November of the same year. Speaking of his wife, he 
said: “Under God, more than to any one else, I 
owe to her my ministerial success, as well as my 
domestic bliss.” In 1838 he was ordained dea- 
con by Bishop Waugh, and elder in 1840 by the 
same Bishop. From 1835, when he received his first 
appointment, to 1845, while he remained in the 
Philadelphia Conference, every field of labor was a 
scene of the most marvelous outpourings of the 
Spirit, the conversion and gathering of hundreds 
into the Church. In 1845 he was transferred to 
the Ohio Conference, and stationed in Ninth Street 
Church, Cincinnati. Here, and at Dayton, Urbana 
Springfield, and Troy, there were unprecedented 
revivals. In Springticld he introduced the cus- 
tom of family sittings in church, which, by some 
of the ministers, was regarded as an innovation of 
the rule of the Discipline requiring men and women 
to sit apart during church services. For this inno- 
vation he was tried and censured by his Conference ; 
but being conscious of the propriety of his course, 
he appealed to the General Conference, held in Bos- 
ton, in 1852. His defense of himself on the occasion 
was regarded as a masterly effort, and secured the 
reversal of the action of his Conference in the case. 
This circumstance led to his being invited to the 
New York East Conference. He was stationed in 
the Madison Street Church, New York city, where 
his labors were crowned with great success. Soon 
after this he became deeply interested in the anti- 
slavery question, and was one of the stoutest advo- 
cates of freedom. But when controversy became a 
tragedy, and skies were darkened with the smoke 
of battle, his soul was fired with the inspiration of 
the holy cause, and, as chaplain of the Brooklyn 
Fourteenth, he hastened, with his gallant regiment, 
to the front, and was in the first general engagement 
at Bull Run. But his health failing from unusual ex- 
porate he resigned his commission, and received an 
honorable discharge from Gen. M’ Dowell, July 22, 
1862. Returning from the war he again entered the 
pastoral work, and was stationed at Birmingham, 
Conn. After filling several important appointments 
he was transferred to the New York Conference, and 
stationed at Greene Street Church, New York. After 
a prosperous term here, he was transferred to the 
Baltimore Conference, and stationed at the Eutaw 
Street. Church, Baltimore, where for two years he 
was blessed with a continuous revival. In 1871, be- 
ing deeply impressed that he was called to the 
cvangelistic work, he took a supernumerary relation. 
This year was greatly distinguished by a series of 
tabernacle meetings, held at Balt Lake City, and in 
the principal cities of the Pacific coast. Never in 
the religious history of California was there such a 
series of meetings held. In 1872 he was transferred 
to the New York East Conference, and received a 
nominal appointment to the Seventh Street Church 
New York. From 1873 until his death he remaine 
on the roll of the su ernumerary members of the 
Conference, and was editor of “The Christian Stand- 
ard and Home Journal,” in Philadelphia. Brother 
Inskip was a man difficult to characterize. He had a 
remarkable gift of language; he was never at a loss 
for words to express either his thoughts or feelings. , 
His logic was never at fault, His rhetoric was always 
good, and often reached the sublime. When fully 
aroused his impulses became a whirlwind, but always 
successfully directed to meet the interests of the 
cause in hand. Brother Inskip was a thoroughly 
good man, a distinguished minister of the Gos- 
pel; his fame as a heroic preacher of a free and 
full salvation will grow brighter with increasing 
years, . 





OBITUARIES. 


Troy Conference. 


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Damas Broven was born in Canada in the year 
1839. He was admitted to the Troy Conference at 


Sarispury S. Forp was born in the town of Du-| its session in 1866, and was appointed to Rural 


anesburg, N. Y., March 5, 1819. He was converted 
in 1837, and received on trial into the Troy Confer- 
ence in the spring of 1843. He labored successively 
in the following fields: Middletown and Wells, 
Ellenburg Mission, North Hero, Hampton, Cam- 
bridge Mission, Sheldon and Enosburg, Weybridge, 
Salisbury, Sudbury and Whiting, Gallupville and 
Berne, Cobleskill and Richmondville, Bethlehem, 
North Pittstown, Seward, Mexico, Mo.; Kinder- 
hook, Carlton, Lanesborough, Petersburg, Monkton. 
In 1879 he became a superannuate. Brother Ford 
was a good preacher, and often rose to real power 
while dispensing the word, but excelled as a reviv- 
alist, and was ever seeking some new corner of his 
field as a place to hold extra meetings. He had a 
melodious voice of great compass, and, when touched 
with revival unction, sung our hymns and revival 
choruses with wonderful effect. It was on his knees 
at the altar revival services where he was a very 
prince with God; between his prayers of power and 
his sweetness of song the struggling penitent was 
helped to Jesus. Some remarkable revivals accom- 
panied his work. He continued in the effective work 
until 1879, when he went to Frankfort, Marshall Co., 
Kan., and bought on credit an eighty-acre farm, 
and beg:n to improve it. Sickness, however, soon 
came, and at the last Conference session Brother 
Ford’s severe illness was made known. He was at 
that time very near death, but partially recovered, 
and in May, 1883, on receipt of his annuity from 
Conference, he lett Kansas for the East to recuperate 
among his children and friends. But exposure 
broucht back his sickness, and he fell asleep in Jesus, 
June 9, 1883, at the age of 64. Devout men carried 
him to his burial, and many spiritual children, 
among them several preachers, made lamentations 
over him. 


Jonas Puriies was born in the town of Mo- 
hawk, April 25, 1821, and died at Lansingburg, 
N. Y., June 26, 1883. He was converted to God 
when quite young in a series of meetings held at 
Fort Aun, and soon after united with the Methodist 
Episcopal Church. He was licensed to preach and 
recommended for admission in the traveling connec- 
tion by the Church in West Troy. He was admitted 
on trial at the session ot Troy Conference, held at 
North Adams, in 1851, and appointed to Chatham 
Circuit. His subsequent appointments were as fol- 
lows: Salem, Galway and Rock City, North Pitts- 
town, North White Creek, Waterbury, Vt¢; Dalton, 
Bennington, Fonda, Whitehall, Sandy Hill, Castle- 
ton, Vt.; Salem, second time, and Granville. In 
1878 he received a supernumerary relation, and re- 
mained on the retired list until his decease. Some 
years ago, in Boston, Mass., he was injured on a 
car, from which he never fully recovered. He con- 
tinued to preach occasionally, and for a year or two 
he supplied a small charge on the Burlington Dis- 
trict; but he never regained either his physical or 
mental vigor. When received into Conference he 
was a superior English scholar. By close applica- 
tion to reading and study he became one of the most 
able preachers among us. For several years he was 
treasurer of our Conference Missionary Society. In 
the years of his effective service, under his super- 
vision, the church property of his charges was de- 
cidedly improved. God honored his labors with 

racious revivals on several. of his appointments. 
Elis last illness was brief, and his end was peace. To 
some who conversed with him on the subject of 
death he expressed unshaken confidence in God and 
an assurance of his favor. He has left a widow, a 
most estimable Christian lady ; an invalid daughter, 
who for many years has been a helpless but patient 
sufferer; and an honored son, Rev. W. L. Phillips, 

astor of Saint John’s Methodist Episcopal Church, 
rooklyn, N. Y., to mourn their loss. 





Grove, where for two years his industry, ardent 
piety, and burning zeal won him special mention, 

is subsequent appointments were Bern Circuit, 
Rotterdam and State Road, Warrensburg, Argyle, 
Gallupville, Valley Falls, Whitehall, Fonda, Hoosic 
Falls, and North Chatham. In his last appointment 
he ended his earthly pilgrimage. He suffered from a 
cancerous affection, but worked as long as he could 
stand. He loved his family very dearly, and lis 
Church work more, and for both causes he prayed 
for return of health. When asked concerning the 
spiritual comfort he pos-essed, he said: ‘I have great 
peuce and perfect rest in Jesus. It has pleased God 
to give me souls for my reward in every charge I 
have occupied, and I shall shine in the light of God.” 
The last day of his life he called his children and 
talked to them of his departure, and to those old 
enough he gave the counsels befitting a dying saint. 
Wife and children receivedshis blessing, and on the 
evening of the 23d of January he breathed his last, 
in the midst of a weeping circle of parishioners who 
were assembled to be with him in his last hour. 
Brother Brough was.a good preacher and a faithful 
pastor. His ordination vows were a living obliga~ 
tion on his soul. He was diligent to rule his family 
as a man of God. He was ambitious to excel, and 
in every charge did whole work and made full proof 
of his ministry. His success was marvelous. Our 
Conference has Jost in him one of its best workers 
and a true man of God. 


Germany and Switzerland Conf. 
J. ZreprrER.—[Obituary not received. ] 


[The following obituary was received too late to appear in the 
Minutes of 1883.] 

Cari Lupwie DanieL Weiss was born in Speyer, 
Palatinate, August 25, 1841. In 1864 he entered our 
Conterence Seminary in Bremen, Dr. W. F. Warren, 
now of Boston University, being his teacher. In 
1866 he was received on trial in the Conference, and 
appointed assistant of Dr. L. Nippert, in Heilbronn. 
Afterward he was appointed to Lahr, Bremen, 
Speyer, Ludwigsburg, and Berlin, in all of which 
he was an indefatigable and successful missionary 5 
especially in Berlin, where he was highly esteemed, 
even by some pastors of the State Church, and his 
perseverence and blessed labors were readily recog- 
nized by all true Christians. There he organized a 
new mission in a quarter of the worst renown, estab- 
lished a school for hand-work, founded a girls? 
union, was president of our deaconess-work, and, 
during the last two years, chief editor of our period- 
icals and books. For many years he was elected 
secretary of the Conference. About four months 
ago he was taken ill with consumption. Hoping to 
find recovery, in Switzerland, and desiring to see 
once more his brethren in the ministry, he left Ber- 
lin, accompanied hy his wite, and arrived at Frank- 
fort the first day of June. Being unable to continue 
his journey, he remained in the Martin’s Mission 
Institute. There the brethren saw that his depart- 
ure was near. Qn the 6th of June he suddenly and 

eacefully passed away. Just before his departure 

e said; “ Tell the brethren that I have realized in 
my sickness the truth of the Gospel I have preached 
in healthful days. They should consecrate themselves 
wholly to the work of God, for this is a great consola- 
tion in the dying hour.’’ He desired his congrega- 
tion in Berlin to be greeted, and exhorted them to be 
united and to cleave with purpose of heart unto the 
Lord. Our Conference has suffered a great loss by the 
death of Brother Weiss. During his career he filled 
some of the most important offices, and proved him- 
self to be a faithful servant of Christ, whose ‘labors 
were crowned with great success. He was firm, u 
right, noble, a man of deep piety, and loved by a 1. 


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East German Conference. 


Aveust Caristian FRiEepRICH WALLon was born 
May 24, 1858, in Philadelphia, Pa., and died in New 
York, Oct. 18, 1883. The blessed influence of pious 

arents showed itself early in his life, for the Holy 
Ghost brought conviction to his heart while yet 
a youth, and in his fifteenth year he confessed to 
have found peace through the blood of the Lamb. 
In 1881 he was graduated from the Boston University, 
and joined the East German Conference. His time 
of labor was short, but blessed with gratifying re- 
sults. In Lawrence, Mass., he built a new church, 
and had a good revival. On his next field, in Jersey 
City, he also commenced a new church, but was 
only permitted to lay the corner-stone, when the 
Lord called him home to his reward. 


Caspar Jost was born in Gaw-Algesheim, Hessia, 
Germany, Dec. 14, 1817, and died Dee. 4, 1883, at 
Brooklyn, N. Y. He was reared in the pale of the 
Roman Catholic Church, and educated for the pro- 
fession of law. In 1840 he came to this country and 
settled in the State of Missouri. In 1843 he was 
pevouully awakened and converted to God under 

ethodist preaching in a Baptist Church at Jeffer- 
son City. in 1844 he entered the Missouri Confer- 
ence, and was stationed at Saint Louis, and from 
1847 to 1850 at Milwaukee, Wis., and Quincy, IIl., 
where his labors were crowned with great success. 
In 1880 he was transferred to the New York Confer- 
ence, and stationed at Second Street, New York, and 
in 1852-53 in Broadway, Baltimore, Md. He was pre- 
siding elder of the German District for 1853-57, and 
labored thereafter on the following charges: Sche- 
nectady and Fort Hunter, Port Mission, N. Y.; Sec- 
ond Street, Fortieth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ; New- 
ark, N. J.; Lorimer Street, Brooklyn ; Schenectady, 
N. Y.; Second Street, New York; Wykotf Street, 
Brooklyn. From 1881 until his death he was super- 
annuated, but continually active for his Master ac- 
cording to the opportunities offered him. In 1877 
his health began to fail, and an affection of the heart 
caused serious apprehension lest his life should ter- 
minate suddenly. Apparently he recovered; but 
the great sufferings of his wite for a whole year, the 
anxiety, the sleepless nights, and her death, Sept. 20, 
1883, undermined his system and hurried him to the 

rave. ‘lo a brother minister he said: ‘All in 

im! allin Him! It isall grace! all grace! Labor 
for the Lord and for immortal souls as long as you 
can.”’ Brother Jost was a praying man, an earnest 
Christian, an able, pathetic, and efficient preacher, a 
faithful pastor, a strict disciplinarian, a reliable and 
wise counselor, a great promoter of the various 
Church interests, a true friend, especially of the 
youth; and wherever he discovered gifts in a young 
man, he knew how to develop them and make them 
subservient to the interests of the Church. His 
worth, ability, and gentlemanly character was gen- 
erally acknowledged. In his Conference he took 
naturally a prominent position, and served as its 
secretary from its organization until his departure. 
The funeral solemnities took place in Second Street 
Church, in which many of his brethren participated. 
ce He rests from his labors, and his works do follow 

m. 


New Hampshire Conference. 


Americus K. Howarp was born in Marlow, N. H., 
May 1, 1812, and died at his home in Auburndale, 
Mass., May 8, 1883, aged seventy-one. Brother How- 
ard was converted Sept. 9, 1825. He joined the New 
Hampshire and Vermont Conference on probation 
in 1833, and was admitted into full connection 
and ordained deacon by Bishop Emory, at Ports- 
mouth, in 1885, and elder by Bishop Hedding, 
at Great Falls, in 1887. He was marrted to 
Jane A, Adams, June, 1833. He received the fol- 
lowing appointments: North Wardsborough, Gil- 








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OBITUARIES. 


ford Circuit, Brattleborough, Cavendish, sta field, 
West ant deen South Redding, and. Felebville. 
In 1848 he located. In 1844 the New Hampshire 
and Vermont Conference was divided, and he. was 
re-admitted into the Vermont Conference and sta- 
tioned at Woodstock, Brother Howard’s health here 
failed him, and he was relieved of further responsi- 
bility and labor in the Conference. In 1855 he was 
re-admitted into the New Hampshire Conference, and 
stationed two years at Chtsterfield, one year at 
Whitefield and Rerlohetm two years at North Hav- 
erhill, and two years at South Acworth. He was 
then superannuated, but preached when he was able. 
Brother Howard was a good and useful man, an 
excellent scholar, and a preacher clear in his state- 
ments and sound in his doctrine. He had revivals 
upon nearly all his charges, and Jabored beyond his 
strength for the upbuilding of the Church of Christ. 


Jess—E BoypEn was born at Barnard, Vt., March 
27, 1813, and died at Woodstock, Vt., Sept. 1, 1883, 
in his seventy-tirst year. Brother Boyden was in the 
active work of the ministry but eight years when he 
superannuated on account of a serious throat diffi- 
culty, and remained in that relation for thirty-six 
years. He was a thoroughly converted and deeply 
devoted man, and, though he labored on a farm, exer- 


cised his ministerial functions as he had strength and. 


opportunity, His last sickness was short, but pain- 
ful; but he was fully sustained and greatly comfort- 
ed by the conscious presence of the Saviour, with 
whom he had sweet communion: The Rev. A. L. 
Cooper, presiding elder of Springfield District, Ver- 
mont Conference, within whose district he died, and 
who officiated at his funeral, writes: ‘‘In his nature 
Brother Boyden was modest and retiring, almost, to 
a fault; but in his moral and religious convictions, he 
was decided and unswerving. As a husband and 
father, he was kind and indulgent; as a citizen, he 
was faithful and respected ; as a Christian, conscien- 
tious and devoted, exemplifying Christian holiness 
pin exerience and life ; as a Methodist, he was intelli- 
gent, hearty, and catholic; as a minister, earnest and 
spiritual. He lived in the present, not in the past, 
and, according to his ability, he sought to improve 
every opportunity within his reach to help forward 
the cause of Christ. His work is done, but the fruit 
of his life will increase with the years and endure 
forever. To his family, to his Conference, to the 
Church, and to the world, he has left the legacy of a 
pure and useful Christian life.” 


Joun Enerisu was born at Orford, N. H., Sept. a 
1809, and died at Newbury, Vt., March 26, 1884, 
aged seventy-four years. 
unknown. He fell dead while in conversation with 
a gentleman in a store. He was converted while fol- 
lowing the occupation of a printer in Haverhill, 
N. H., baptized by the Rev. C. R. Harding, June 
17, 1832, and received into fall connection in the 
Methodist Episcopal Church June, 27, 1832. He was 
admitted to New Hampshire Conference on trial in 
1838; ordained deacon by Bishop Roberts, at Chel- 
sea, Vt., July 5, 1840, and elder by Bishop Hedding, 
at Newbury, Vt., June 26, 1842. He was married to 
Ellen M. Dake, of Windsor, Vt., June 10, 1843. 
There were born to them two children, Grace A., now 
Mrs. Albert Hale, of Claremont, N. H., and Wil- 
liam F. English, who was graduated from Dartmouth 
College at the age of nineteen, and is now, at the age 
of twenty-one, near the close of his second year in 
Hartford (Conn.) Theological Seminary. The pas- 
torates of Brother English were as follows: Sand- 
wich, Peeling, Bristol and Alexandria, Londonderry, 
Brattleborough and Guilford, Alstead and Langdon 
Unity, Lempster and_ Goshen, Cornish, Warner ani 
Hopkinton, Warner, Deering and Hillsborough, Dra- 
cut, Hampton, Canaan, North Charleston, Bath and 
Benton, Landaff, Tuftonborough and Wolf borough, 
Rumney, Bath and Benton, North Monroe, super- 
numerary, Chesterfield, Dracut, supernumerary, sup- 


The cause of his death is * 


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lying various places from 1871 to 1884, His widow 
i aaatons at her home in Newbury, Vt. ‘‘ While 
the workinen fall the work goes on.””. When we lay 
down our work may abler hands than ours take it up. 


North Carolina Conference, 


R. Warers,-(Daviw Buang, on trial.)—[Obitua- 
ries not received. ] 


‘ Baltimore Conference. 
C. B. Youne.—[Obituary not received.] 
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Washington Conference. 


B. Brown, W. Hicks, H. Auxarp, 8. P. Ryan, 
J. M. Exxins, OC. H. Brown.—[Obituaries not re- 
ceived. | 


New England Southern Conf. 


Suapraon Leaver, Erastus Benton, D. M. Roe- 
ERS.—[Obituaries not received. ] 


Sweden Conference. 
‘Kart A, Srennozm.—(Obituary not received.} 








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Central Penn 81,138 |Harris......---+eeeee sees Bel 168) 26) 15) 209} .| 4 133] 486 |}, 7,096) 49,475 
Delaware. 68,187. |POwley.......6.-.seeereeee 8 68), «| 8 Gh alien 195} 214 ,718] 11,490 
Hast Germ! 7,161 JAMAVEWS ....---eeeessenee 1 B6hy. Ble sh 39] | 2 59 57 95 1926 
Kast Maine 65,177 |Harris......-.. see eee eee Ww 69}. 6} 1 86] 2] . 57/179 1,662) 10,265 
Florida...... 5, 98 |Bowman...-.....---+..6. 8 34) 4) 1 BU en ae) 71 68 219 2,573 
Gerraany and 70,188 |Hurst...........s0esee. ee. & Cy aes ee 8 8] 1] 1 41) 424 1,687; 20,912 
Ttaly = .c.4 71,19) [L. DL, Vernon........0+- 10 1 Us | ees Aly eel |e 1 a) Wee 383 
Kansas . 52, 164 es {Waren erent ck ia 12 98] 14) 14] 126] 6 142} 185 | 1,990) 14,712 
Lexingto AQ, 158 [POSS «... 6.022002 22sec eens 14 is 3] 4 "a y} 1 133} 116 67 3,892 
Liberia*... cececmsccrnease| se was +: eielt a si ses ahs! cee 6 eee 
Little Rock........ 13, 105 jo] 28] “i] ..] 29) al. 5a] 56 44) 2,796 
Louisiana ....... 10,185 29] 73) 2] “of ea} .| 3] 817] 164 667) _ 95886 
Maine ee skostencs 67,179 5] = 6] 13) 7] 116} i] 1 69] 122) 1,505! 10,958 
Mississippi ........ 7, Wi 28 Sh) 28) 67 Olle Vitae 450) 337 1,452! 15,427 
Missouri........--- 20, 113 ai) 89} 1G) 15) 120] 1} S| 1N4] 215 | 1,997] 13.439 
Newark, ......0..0006 36, 145 13] 175] 20 9} 204| 1] 2] 134] 307] 5,831) 38.596 
New England.......... 44157 10} 201/ 20] 31] 259] 9} 3] 136] 234] 4,569) 36,172 
New England Southern. 57,181 14] 133) -19| 80] 182] || 8 83} 194] 3.499) 24610 
hu aot Wades es 62, 155 a 5 - v fe 1| 3 a He aan Baer: 
WETSCY erator 32 52 2 7 A trod 5 705 9 
Neg fork os ein 12] 231 23 srl ost ‘| ef diol doa} 60B9| 41-580 
New York East... 48, 120 20] 199] 11) 38} 24} Gj] 7] 206] 283] 6314; 50,969 
North Carolina.... 12, 104 13 24) 1 2 ST aiag 2) 132 601 5,338 
Northern New York 55, 166 9} 155] 10] 49} 214, 3 6 99] 834 | 3,979] 25,467 
North India. ...c.... 30, 137 10 4] Alone 40) ba 92 xt are ans 
North Indiana. BB AGP HI ROSS chee yiictie wide codeaeee 15] 130) 15) 380) 175 4) Q 202} = 868 4,520} 33,675 
North-west Kansas SU TGR A MOU. cbs eis aiaye os areayeiata B 42) 3] 2 ATi cA 73] 133 1,080) 6,624 
Norway ...-eseeeee 73,191. |Hurst..........- CaaS Ais Orlhemel le ae} ey thr lo 22] 40 401| 3,301 
Philadelphia Sickie BB, 141 [WALTON iitienesieclaercinnsion 20) 220) 29) 10) 259 5 313] 354 8,183} 69,169 
Saint Louis........-. DRilan) SUMOSSe ney saw en eoe easels 4 97). 13) 12 Taare 177f 194 1,775] 14,428 
South Carolina...... G09 APBOW Mallee celcp an eciereen i7. (Ee) ee Sob el 31} 3810 1,493} - 18,97 
South Kansas ....., MR sell Merrilliccceccancesn cee 13] 77) 6] 12} «S95. 8} F189) «= 168] 1,710} + 12,602 
South-west Kansas . QEIIG Merville sc meres = wel daeleeal 4 BL 3) 59 5) 84[ 103 1,12 8,404 
Sweden..:.......-+---- APO S| Harstsacs oe ceeteeeseen 12} 49) «~s| so] 50} 99] 149} 674}. 9,309 
Na veene iganackencnadd 59,199 |Andrews ......-cssssse0e a} 164) 94] 54) 242 “| 3] 107] 882] 4,888! 81,467 
Wermant......062..6. 63,172. PAMGLEWS dnsincctems nies oe Tif 105; 14) 22) 141; 1) 5 78} 216.) 2,428) 18,081 
BURY E a ocic niecleiststere =e 17,109 [Warten .cssecoscccccesues 12 Dl" 36 |e ae| eae a hee 106} 106 879| 5,127 
Washingtion,.......0.065 Q1,116 JANGrewS....cc.ccceerseee 17} 108 3} «9) «120 8} BL 297] «857 | 2,669] 2974 
Wilmington............... D5 OTs PAIN ISY Sse w xcnima oli aleyale 13 108) 16) 4) 198 oh 118} «334 4,523) 30,708 
Wyoming a aon 30 ab eeneeucaoo 38,149 | Warren .........se0.cee ae 16 hl 15} 83) as 1 167} +410 4,88) O31 
ISSIONS. ‘ 
MyerArietg eae. didacsoec, ature 75,198» |Huretes-cccseeieece ee: 10) TOncalt 6} 92] 121} 18370 
EORTC Gare e re vet aise Shi eaiciaies G4. Wiarnenioc: sscasueont sa ee 35) 3a, 3 me? aan ie wane 
South Amenies «8S... ccs ThA AGB Woadokiee ue Bre af (eee ants 6). “12 70) 1,089 
DAES iin aoe. ck aislt cat eaus hel.c cee ee 58 410 1101 588 5,058 40 Tal 6,192! 9.000 | Tos7e2l B19,561 
6 * from returns for 1882, 
Second Table. ; 
NUMBERS IN SOCIETY, BAPTISMS, AND CHURCH PROPERTY. 
NUMBERS IN SOCIETY. = | BAPMS. CHURCH PROPERTY. 
o 
a 7 7 
‘on a sc é q : 
CONFERENCES. F & ai aol igh Ses Gol e LeuP oe.) aes | S| ee 
Pegg 4 4) 8 kl Bae ee al Su) Bee es Ale | See 
ai| 2 | 23] 33/22 |2)21 2| 21 ge) ba oe (oie | eel yee 
As a BS AS) | 8 A zi 5 < 5 a A Aa swe] Soe £3 
GER) ASS | Hos 
Arkansas......... 786) 4,737| 5,523) 4,146) 1,7 43, 145 5,071 a: 39: 
Patines 2 | Baal Bae Beoal Bekbl Paw 543) alsa] 2s] are | ggoeors] 105 | a6es0s| Sito Sees] $4888 
Blue Ridge. 750| 4,741 5 ,524| 5,037 487 35] 106) Tisl 79) dees] 4). 10001 Baad] el seein 
Central Pa .. 6,118} 36,908} 43,026] 41,028] 1,998 477| 1,896] 966] 463 | 1,673,916] 119 241330 90,818] 40,599| 105,227 
Delaware... 134i} 141296 15,249) 293] 1582} 498] 215} ‘D74.299| 43 4x} 29/100 77421] 40,079 
Rast Geriian.. 671, 3.799] 4, ann 4367| “103 54] 731] 2} «48. | 442395] 291 T12001 wa1o7| 91 17 
Bast Maine. %,286| 8,923) 11,214] 11,249) ....| 35 178] 40! 29581 1141] 378135] 70-| 73,095| 34.2081 3 a ae 
Florida ‘| 637] 97302! arg Bas) | 408 in| ori] ot] 631 ‘oesool 43 | de070l ‘oaasl Pool dat 
Ger.and Swita'd..| 2402 10373] 12,864] 12119) 745) 172] 320} ..-| 75 | aad! 16] 47902] D167] axsvel 198986 
32 : 065|' “L,071| s...| 6) °psafer22[7)  d| meade smannles 8,500 1000; 8.000 
1,983} 13,351) 15,334] 14,587] 747| ....| 116] 387] 549] 199 | 40x'3501 75 | — 69,633] 60.667 ‘92 ‘OL 
L ‘ 5 47) «0. 337) 5 39 5 9,653] 60.667| 13,939] 21,013 
Ufa fon 1310 7s Bas g053 m8 254) 333] 689] 115 | 213,678| 19 4175] 8,956] 7,870 183 
ittle Rock.. 399| 2,497] 2,896] 2.746} 150) :22:] 37] 931! iss] “37 | > a7 4ié 4 "sae ragrl- “ate eee 
Louisiana 1758, 10,501] 12359] 11.888 371.7}. aba] aaeal Get tek | open a8 | angen ation «asad. 48% 
Maine... | 1.606 10i4t| 12,047| 12/343] ....| “3051 995] "ol 31 497 | Srro7s| 64 | Biiesol arson diyeel — anaan 
Mississippi . 9)529| 24,098} 96,997] Bn187| “740 409] 1,386) 2138] 303 | tscreel 40 | Ise00l ites Sorel “otras 
Missouri, 2,509| 16313| 15.829] 19.2591 ....| “44z} 206] “261| -'900] 347 | 36L979| 78 | Bxors| Siasel unl onae 
Novi cian sence Bau) Bopor Seda) BAI) | 167] 499) 1,645 1,100] 260 | 9,245.650) 194 | gaa0no| so'teG| ganool 4aniang 
Pere 342) 20,97 3, Bd) ...) 464) 603] 1,251) 212 | 3.207.350) 105 | 343,400] 78,666 81,758] 625,58 
N. E. Southern,..] 27600] 21,238] 93°88) 58°148| | ’69, ; Se at pale oe 72,666)" 81,78) 625,087 
New Hampshire! ee iadie| Tiss nea) soo) 22] os) “hel Bol 3 vgs 72 | hsee0 Snros| ison laced 
Jersey ...... 6} 85,346} 395752) 391673 79 494] 979] 1,091] 978 "93 389] 17’ ar 
ical ; 94] 975 1,734.654| 113 | 282,950] 113,889] 17:901| 249.645 
ork,. 4,907 1g2! 49,0891 48,4791 610 64a 1,187! 1,620] 401 | 8,751,960! 197 | 592,075! 343/846] 185'829 Ay 


x From returns for 1881. 


GENERAL RECAPITULATION, 1884. 195 


Second Table.—coytmyuen. 
NUMBERS IN SOCIETY, BAPTISMS, AND CHURCH PROPERTY. 


































































NUMBERS IN SOCIETY. & | BAP’MS. CHURCH PROPERTY. 
= 
a 5 D 7 
CONFERENCES é “ su tiae é & aed | 2e8|> oe 
Y a } ) 2 3 | a 3 
/ ab lceo | we Loe kee el 2) 4. | 2] 2. | #32) 224! 22é 
ail ng 2 | 23| 5) 8] & 3) 2| #2 | 2] 23 | 282] &38 Pike. 
: BS |o Ss es | es] 8] a] @ she foe Br | mh | ae | SE a3¢ 33 
New York Fast...) 4459) 45.181! 49,640] 48,389) 1,251 61 7122) 291 /$4,033,150, 155 | $6 73) $719.6 
North Carolina...) 1156] 7,283} 8,430) 7,761) 678] ....) 112 Fe Meet hae Pooch ae sie ir 
Northern N. ¥...] 2329] 23-490| 25,819) 26415] ....| 606] 406) 269] 578) 273 ) L2N2e 157 | 198,135, 58428) 19,776] 33,778 
North India.....- Q176) 2,224} 4,400] 3,561] 839)... S04; aba} 32 | 55,718] BO} 69295, ; 
Horth Indiana ...) 5,818) 29,285] 35,133) 33,822) 1,311} ....] 366 1.9531 401 | 923,695] 114 | 139,605] 64,645) 18,072} 22,161 
NW. Kansas....] 944} 3,853) 6,797) 7,188) ....] 391 i] 49 | 67807] 87 | —20,765| 20,031] 3344} 6,7 
ae 603} 3,265] 4 8.868) 3,878] 190)... 1]. ..| 29 | 99.369] 1 2727| 4,921) 30,312 
Philadelphia ppc 5,663] 4,976) 51,639) 50,450) 1,159] ....] 661) = 1,076} 389 | 3,926,300) 108 | °398,047| 181,046) 80,812) 638,980 
Saint Louis....... 2336, 16140] 18,475 18298| “178| ..:.] 203] 485) 823). 218 BAL 091| 71 | 56,031] 84,566] 10,025] 58,069 
South Carolina...) 8757, 30,048] 38.805] 37,893) 912 647 1357] 273 | 206383, 55 | 16,070, 16,792, “3340 5,751 
South Kansas ....] 2,063) 12,293] 14,363] 13,813] 549 118 498] 134 | 305,886, 70 | 51,495} 56.355) 7,665] 20,358 
1,606] — 7,679) 9,345] _ 8,208) 1,137 339) 63. | 187,425, 44. | 28,750; 47,114|- 8.231] 20,086 
3145] 8814 11,959] 10,680) 1,279 | 66 | 157,894] 6 |. 5805] 7,288] 2.611] 57,007 
3,123) 80.762) 33,385] 35,076] 1,191) 1...) 481 1i4i] 282 | 2,069,000) 141 | 250,500] 165,967] 88107] 226.606 
ermo 1,682] 15,735| 17,417] 17,094 289 6391 177 | 689,858] 127 | 169,075 4,896| 22,404 
Virginia... 1497) 6,105] 7,602) 7,387) _ 215 S30} 100 | 94,025, 14] 11,000, 3173 843] “910 
Washington 41101] 29,342] 83,443] 25,511] 7,932 681 G90} 278 | 600,298] 49 | 34,641] 40108] 15.256] 57,033 
Wilmington 3578| 26,857] 30,485] 80.299] “136 ....) 369 185} 316 | 1,270,023) 79 | 163,350] 53,501) 14,048) 44,060 
Wyoming. S446 27377] 30723) 3005| 218] :...[, 400] 403) 949] 820 } 1,316,900) 147 | 247,450) 111,074 30,413) 76,618 
Denmark. 206) - 923| 1,029, $42) 187 71,937 
Mexico*.....-.--.| 471/305 for] 827)... be eee Yo opie Rene snes ae 
South-America...] 426) 356 78 sia tee il 3} 66000] “i | 16000! 9,911] "756, __—1,500 
Motali.cc-...:: Trozsil Ta2s8| Bo900l 87 ....| ... Hi8i0 3425895,077| 7.795 /3*,890,5321 2.807 |5,502,1891,282,271| 880,759) 4,647,689 
































= isn returns for 1882. 


Third Table. 
BENEVOLENT COLLECTIONS, MINISTERIAL SUPPORT, AND CURRENT EXPENSES. 





BENEVOLENT COLLECTIONS. MIN. SUPPORT. 

















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q : S = 4 
CONFERENCES POR EBUSSIONE: 5 3 B | 2 ay rn Reece agi 
a 3- 2 ? g 3 i gg g +2 7d 
MISSIONS. 3 as = te s2 2 + (es Be) 30) 2S fees be | 68 
i] 224 s Ss es 2 ae on o 2 Se a's ES 
eiges. | Fe Be 2\ SS (ee | oe) Se |) cee an Goo es 
We ansaete eee ane gon] $48} $83 751, 910/812) «+ $40) = $28 H,593) 
Panto. | gasel 17-443| 27,098| 5.200] 1,835) 391) 855] 1,003) 8g 6 
Blue Ridge..........- 18 24 7 2 6 4 
Central Poaneylvani: 10,400} 27,795} 2,871) 3,879 394 391) 2,146} 1476 
Delaware.....- 2) 1,195 6 196 37 68 3 5 
Bast Germa’ 3,145 5,035 85) 4,569) 112 85 112 282 
Bast Maine 1389] 157) ~—-136 & $0} 159) 28 
Florida... 3B 9 17 39 30 
y 1,247 337 G60}. Peace 78 
Zisil 1247] 720) 98) «= 102) 27) 1,048 
5 6} 169) 39 44} ‘150 
: i ad) Bh 
{Sia .-.s.eeeeee ae y eis 3° 6 3045) 
Moe Silence ee 3348] 933) © 400] 103), —S «139 284) 26 
87 ee ee 
Missouri. y 437 3) 58 267 
Missa : 99/389] 1,703] 2,030; 710) «= 796} 1,183) 1,290 
New England i 16.026} 5,688) 14633) 312,317) 1,704) 1,270 
New England Southern:.| 6249 97 9'398| 9.939 1,186] 243 «272 | 848] GO 
New Hampshire ‘ : 4,820} 1,259} 82! 397, 355; 380] +480 
New Jersey.. os AEE, : 305} 917643| 1.940 1,828) 573) 569) 1,422) L978 
5'33| 36073) 3,933) 9,015, 644) 731) 2259) 1,961 
NewYork Bas 5 i Sj 34366) 5,065) 5,10! 882] 881} 3,493) 1,998 
North Carolina... 114 50) 164 a 37 a 18 35 43 
Northern New York. 3.902] 2,381] 1,597) 313] 307) «= 808) 2,079 
North India 337 eee 337| 1,860 pee id Biss ve: tae 
North Indiana, 5 : 7.749| 9,339) 1,077] 131) 153} 804) 12,226 
North-west Ka 976, 249) :d174 93 47} 116] ~~ 121 
Norway.- ‘ : 601 UY G17 Pan Pe 27 35]... 148) 
Philadelph i 51,993; 4,220) 18,433] 1,221) 1,160] 2531) 1,635 
Saint Louis. : 6 4886] 1,262 670 164 242 135 480 
South Caro! 095 5 3,349 i 120 42 7 914) = 14 
Bone na cer A anete a: : Ae eee Lee ee RM aces | BE 
134s) 3,412| 2,898] 400,419) 1,870) L164 
eae 
g . 6 
oiinenon: De ¢ 2,443 53] | 43 49 73; 1,983} 243 
Wilmington ¢ W116) 2245, 1,594] 808] 824] 873] 86 
Wyom “1 8,608 58) 13,366] 1,986} 1,033, 305) 310) 1,142 1,766 
MISSIONS. : 541 ‘ fe van 
Mexico a ( ats 
8. America. Soe conse sepa (ave are eee /e ss eee) aces be 3,000 
160,519) 357.6571 56,065! 59,9441 __ 8,809 36,743) 991 3,513,187 








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Page| Allen, Edwin L.20, 42, 44} Arrieta, Camilo..... (a BakersGs Gwesces: 19 
Abanatha, A........ 29; Allen, G. Wi. 3. s. 48} Arrington, E.S..... 52)| Baker, (Gy W*.. cts sie’ 27 
Abbott, A. V. R..... 50|Allen, H. S......... G1 Arterss) Jeanie sarerets 1.6) Bakers Weg <i a's cis: 7 
Abbott, Bowie. cc... G0) Allen, H. We PS... 57| Arthur, Amos A...38, 34/Baker, Henry....... 19 
Abbott, E. B........ AS UO aeosovacsnens aC Paani) bonme sokoodc 7| Baker, Henry....... 50 
Abbott, George Ae DAWA Men elie siace opialeyais 21 Asay, 8. Ho... >.. 25|Baker, Henson... 28, 29 
Abbots bev@s, ccs DM ATem Ti demise eit OT ashy Coches. pieces 69| Baker, J. Bi.) ssie2s- 66 
Abbott, H. T.0..... 10}Allen, J. C.......3. 58itAsh, Mie ects 82|Baker, N. A......... 23) 
Abbott, H. W....... 23| Allen, James F...... 46 Ashbaugh, HH, EL, oo 20| Baker, Wishes cee 29 
Abbott, Iran. wie. 49 Allen, J. H.:....... 58| Ashbrook, J........ 25|Baketel, O. 8........ 62 
Abbott, L. W....... e48| Allen, J. R.......+. 39| Ashby, W. B........ 20)/Baldwin, A.S...... 32 
Abbott, N. O...... 44, 47|Allen, J. S...., 62, 65,66) Asher). Nite. 5. G2cle.¢ 27|Baldwin, C. W...... 19 
Abbott, W.. Ti... 25| Allen, R. W......... 46 Ashley, John......28, 29/ Baldwin, D.8....... 24 
ADEM SOZOs.in.sars a cisiels 85) Allen, os RRA Soi 67 en, a nh Gece 44 awh Ee - apo) 
mA aleG: ie ci. cers ASH Alona iW «tcc iste 52|Ashton, J. Y........ 85|Baldwin, R. T...... 53 
ie BeBe oe 44| Allen; William A.... 26|Aspril, W. H....... 35| Baldwin, 8. L...2... 38 
Achard, Clement.... 71|Allen, W. H....:..57, 58} Assuga, Kiunjiro.... 38/Baldwin, W.. ...... 66 
Necker ly, Ais cise «sis'e'e 42| Allman, F. He » Bibanre 53 ae Zs cisiee aistaieiele 49/Baldwin, W. W..... 67 
Ackerly, H. W....,.—-44]Als, Thomas 8..... 68, 69) Atkins, D.......... 46: Balla esac savas 64 
ee awe. 4a Alpton, Mies’ e.t ls: "19/ Atkins, E.G11122:1) 16/Ball} ©. Wisc. 2.2) 17 
Ackerman, J........ 43|Ames, A. H.2....... 19|Atkinson, K........ 45)| Ball, 8: Ass. sg. 0.e Beryl 
Ackerson, W H...... 87| Amos, J a o Rstdieiaietars 52 eee te SS 67; Balls! WiseBlars abs Ser sleye » 57 
PAN ATS AGRE. stoi statarat Wl Amos, Js Bees csras os 19| Atkinson, L. M..... 25| Ballard, A, E....... 25 
Adams, All exe, naretee 41|;Amthor, A. J....... 35 Atkinson, Sener 29 Balson, C aie cotaaeeae tists 21 
Paid ams) Bs Mes aay’ 49| Anderson, A........ 28) Atwell, J. L....... 2/60] Bambini, Co.2 5.02. 42 
Adams, E.T..:..... 68|Anderson, A...... 4). 58| Atwood, A.......... 34|Bamford, Wm...... 385 
SPeh aed 38|Anderson, A. J..... 50/Atwood, J.......... 25/Bancroft, G. C...... 60 
Aen 41/Anderson, A.W. C.. 66)Audas, Thomas..... 27|Banghart, C.L...... 66 
POPE ior} re Fag huey Gy Mare ss SSR HES 55 11 Een 8 aN kbs ania ae 
Unter cae nderson, J. F..... 32|Aukar resale cusls« 1122] DAMS, SONU Vics ote 2S 
a Syattate a 58 Anderson, J. W..... 21/Austin, ’Andrew..... 41 Banning, Oish.25.208. OS 
ral eae 5 86)/Anderson, J. W. .. 27/Austin, A. G........ 64| Bannister, D. K..... 45 
ams, eer re eee J. eS 24 neetey = Bete cosdare 64| Bar, Gottleib........ 70 
idams, L. C. H..... 3|}Anderson, L. N. B.. 238/Austin, J.... oor 60 Barber A. cca cas 4 28 
dams, stones Bees red Anderson, pyebaed vied Austin, Sides ee 40 Barber, ASB Aca as) 4 
A PA aAeae 6| Anderson, Robert... 11)/Austin, T........... 5) Barber, C....:.. Werter 60! 
Adams, 2 a edie © neta SF Gai. 20 Avarm, Bil Bee eae 63 Barber, GaWae FE SF 
PUN tte, ENC. sae cash nderson, W....... OF ALveryi,, W: Hsin telecine 16) Bard NiO) Spars 
Adams, Richard H.21, 22 Andersson, Anders.. 73]Axte i ING Gressceaas 65 Bare, G. be ‘ Boye sue 31 
RC oh a a8 é es an pee sles a s : yee ae aoe lotis 16) Barker caw cicis. .. oss 39 
Gehetle nace ndersson, Wilhelm 73/Ayers, W.M........ 46|/Barker, J. A......... Q4 
RE ode 47| Andrew, B.......... 36|Aylesworth, D.W... 57|Barker, J.C........ 15 
afeiale 85)Andrew, J. F......,  87/Aylesworth, R. M...  37|Barker, J. M........ 74 
eon) maemo us, Cs sans 16|Ayres, D. C..... joss 64) Barker, SiN... 00s 10 
AERIS ce aah pe a - Ayres, EB, Ji.cs.-.+\ 69] Barker; J..W. Ps. 211.99 
Dies 2) Andrews, F. W..... 42 eM Barker oRenNe (Med OG 
PR 31| Andrews, G.0...... 68] B Barlow, E. F 44 
Biri 72|Andrews, N......... 67|Babcock, OC. E...... 57 Barnes, Chas.2 0.2018 
pera ae 27) Andrews, R. J...... -25|Babcock, D. C...../ 63 Barnes, C.Rc os. ay Bie 
e Feyont: ba WWW ise, Ae © Ee pecek, i veins 58|Barnes, D. C....... 89 
ell, Jr Wii. ta. ADeTy Gel Wamwerleere 13)Barnes, H. B... 20 
; 27) Angevine, F. T...... 6 l SP PEUN ae ey 
Beare ec oheonibel, O Bros aon Ok eer LS eters 29 
lbrektsson, Karl A.72, 73 Anthony, Edward.28, 29 Bacon, G.C gai 19| Barnes, J.W. ¥ i 
Albright, P.'J....... '55|Anthony, E.M.-....” 58|Badgley, Join Pi... 58|Barmees BM coe 
; Ibro, A....86, 87, 54, 58) Anthony, J. H...... 58|Bad (oh dial eal bee - 80}Barnes, 8. 3.25.0..5. 34 
Mico, Gece tien de : anna an Oe haven ie henge BD) 48) Barnes, Six. .t. sacs 39 
Wee bie es ae : Ace dennrod + aer, R.N.......... 19/Barnes, 8. O 56 
S6|Applebee, W..3. 1. 59|Bagby, W. M....... 9/Barnes, William Wis, 19 
aaa ppleman, J. M.... 60|Bailey, A. F........ 61 Barnett, John.....,21, 93 
52, 2 ule, 5 Omer esaes 22/Bailey, George...... 30|Barney,G. W......,. 8 
Bat nH Sha S........... 22/Bailey, J.H......... 22/Barnhart, I.€....... 49 
arene 4 are Ot OA ok ssaes 28|Bailey, J. R.....,... 35|Barnhart, J. W...... 50 
ae BOW aides Oise si 66|Bailey, M. J........ 51/Barnhart, W.S...... 26 
‘ae re qed, kee tee 10|Bailey, N. M........ 62/Barnhill, M......... 35 
ve rotated 4 potas 65|Bailey, W.S....... + (7 )Barnick, J: Soc... | Oi! 
Bont Ab Vili FAs Operon LA) Baalut, Bl) Elsah see 53|Barnitz, A. M....... 32 
te rmstrong, John B.. 60/Baird, A. W........ 46|Barrett, G. A....... 61 
ialeetica - 19/Armstrong, R. L.... 32 Baird, E. H......... 28|Barrett, J. W....... 37 
Be ee! 63) Armstrong, W. P..... 29/Baird, J........48, 50, 56/Barrett, L. B........ 16 
++ 55)Amdt, RAB... 000. 87|Baker, A. S......... 56|Barrow, R.C........ 11 
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Bartlett, BE. H....... 64 Bennett, E. L....... 39|Blanton, John C.... 15|Boyle, J. R......... Pate 
Bartlett, J. R........ 64/Bennett, H. W...... 56|Blatz, Henry, Jr.... 49/Boyle, J. T......... 
Bartlett, Po. ....5... $9; Bennett, J. H....... 66|Blaylock, C. W..... 12|Boynton, BE. H...... 
Bartlett, W. B...... 68|Bennett, J. W....... 64|Blight, B. G@........ 37|Bozniger, Bruno..... 
Bartlett, W. C...... 62| Benrfett, W. E...... 6SiBiinny Ce ne Mee wicks 47|Brabham, G. W..... 
Bartans- Gree. .ios <2 0 15|Benscoter, C. L..... 82: Blood, Li. Wi. 26s oxi 58|Brachetto, B........ 
Seared H a stb a 64 eon, ee Ris clack 56 E loodgeod, SMD vise rod Bredtond, (ORNS i555 
AYUODS Weer EUS sintsis 2.0 49).Bent, G. BR. o. . tc ter 46|Bloom, F........... \87|Bradford, E. B...... 
Bashford, J. W.45, 67, 68|Bent, G. W......... 56|Bloomer, W. H....40, 41|Bradford, L......... 
Baskervill, E. J....52, 53|Bentley, J. F ....... PAVEAVE SE Ae Soiled ook 9|Bradlee, C. W...... 
SASS le Oe /crsla ano stsie 62| Bentley, L. D....... 58|Board, G. W........ 41|Bradley, J. W...... 
Bates, H- Oe. 2... 6 « 50/ Benton, Host. tss..cele 5$)Boaz, EB. Cs cancedeas SANE Tadsy dicccd don aie 
Baten, (G. Hack... 59| Benton, J. Ti... .. DSO yak ec oes 4. sh 81|Bradshaw, John.... 
BVAL GS toll. Voce Sanickew ave 43) Benton, 8. O........ 59|Bodeker, Albert..... 71)Bradshaw, T. P..... 
Bates, Leroy........ 15|Bergdahl, Peter G... %3)Bodfish, A. N.:..... Oo (Rrady, Hy: Mak. sen 
ates, UB. ove 46| Berglund, LarsG.... 73|Bodine, H. H! ..,.. 34|Brady, J.B......... 
Baumann, Edward.. 170) Berkstresser, G..... SliBoese, Bo Wilsisde,2 48|Bragdon, F. A...... 
AWE, Isso. cis wee 34) Bernal, Sixto........ WANTSO BOS SET chal itvn ge LO iBrage, Ts Dis, eee 
Baxendale, oh T.. 64 perm, - - aWiaiafe ore’ 68 Ponta, vay Te ae 72 coins dary us iiactante 
Baxter, A. de. a.sia3 <0 63 Berr. AIDC srs soraeks 19/Bohlman, J. W..... 44|Brainard, C......... 
Baxter, BAD arsine sic ¢ Bert, AWE clasts 68|Boicourt, I. N...... 27 Brainard, We NS One 
Beach, J. Be eae 42 pene xe esbhice 3s 66 a a he Palaces 52 Aan, He . Sete 
Beach, J. W........ SO Best, He S25. sie. io 46|Bolden, B.......... 11/Braman, W. A...... 
Beach. ri Doel © eee ans 49 Best, S. a cay Laat 34 ple teat Be aes 45 Shenae Ake tee 
Beale Re bis.c.0- wae s0| Best, WoC. 3... (<0), 84) Bond, Fi Rt: 2 asses 33, 84|Bramley, A......... 
Beale, celine see vinci 66 Betancourt, Emilio Bond, J Ess cue 61/Branch, Andrew...10, 
Beale, 8. M......... 59 Fuentes y.....). HOTA Bond, DP. S. Wie a sssscrayate 43|Brindle, Friedrich. . 
Bealked, IN. e. . 24|Betts, Jacob........ 59) Booker, A... .i°setieui: 41|Brandle, Ludwig.... 
Beall, T. H.C...... 55|Beyer, J. 8......... 82] Boole, A ese 49|Brashear, N. B...... 
Peat dM. teresa 62) Bice, Henry REE S15 slg 88} Boone, A. W..... 43). 17|Bratton, J. D....... 
Beare ds Mi. act wishin 22'Bickerton, J. B..... 84)Boone, R........... 14|Bratton, T. B....... 
Beanidi: Wee <<.c.02s¢ 63| Bickley, C. W....... 84| Booth, A............ 49|Bray, E. L.........; 
Beart a, Hs oti. 68 Bicknell, bat | Meet 7 eae e yoo He - Weheea a 2 enh ae 
Beara tesco ob e's 64| Biddison, J......... 3|Boothe, T. W....... 2|Breckenridge, J.S.. 
Bearmore, GAT ea 28 Biddison, V. Be ise. 24| Borden, E. H. W.... 43/Breckinridge, KE. W.. 
Beatty, R. B.......52, 53) Bielaski, A partie ep Borat Houle Petar oe eel hy Ne areas 
Bebout, S.N........ 87| Bigelow, A. F....... 6|Borelli, Enrico...... 9\ Breen, S..B....... 54% 
BOCK Ave shere cies paste 23 Bulow, A ASS Sfecabes 60/Boston, W.S....... §5|Breiter, J... 0). 2-2 hs 
Beck, Fi He. 6005 50 56| Bigelow, I. B...... . 46 Boswell, CEM yess 35|Brewington, J. B.... 
Beck, Jacob......... 70| Bigelow, L. A....... 61 Eoswer # By visealis = Abed a « i aS 
Beckham, G. W..... TAN SS Regegsyea Uhl ORS Sp rin cig 53| Boswell, J. 1........ rewster, G. W..... 
Beckham, De Laceter 7|Bingham, I. §...... 56| Bosworth, B. K..... HOMBYrice, Av Lite #. si. 
Bede. Cun s sss GO| Bivarn, di. . 204 sehcastos 66|Bosworth, L. A..... 46|Bridge, Henry..... 53, 5! 
"Beebe, C. E......:-- SG lire. J... cossculs swe 49|Botkin, J. D........ o7|Bridge, W. D....... 4 
Beebe, Robert C..... 49) Birch, WSs. =i. a0 55 Boe SSuviiiertte - Pade meee 
bd, Hs Qicc is motets Db birds (W.. Bice 3's Fasisles 19)|Bottorff, C..N.%,. 20. ridgham, M. F..:.. 
Bocas Saat Sree ce 62 Birkins, EL, ELEY chet 43| Bouse, G, W........ 38|Brien; J...-.....-4. 
Beegle, H. B........ 25|Bisbee, C. E........ 67|Bouton, O. R......- » 42/Briggs, Be... 242 
Beekman, G........ 45| Bisbee, R..........- ee Boutwell, 0. M.08, 61; . eee a a D788 
Becks; lagers rien <n 55) Bisbee, R. E........ 67|Bovard, M. Y....... iggs, L. W........ 
Beeman, eerie ne 64 Bishop, Charles... 55|Bovee, J. W.....--- 20|Briggs, M. V. B..... 
Beeman, L.L....... 64|Bishop, E.8........ 44|Bowden, W. F...... 14|Brigham, 8. S....... 
Beers, G. O......... 39|Bishop, G.F........ 26|Bowden, W.H...... 32|Brightman, G. E.... 
Beggs, F.S.......-+ 29|Bishop, R. F........ 19|Bowdish, A. C...... 60|Brindle, J. A....... 
Belcher Be Jegeteccep Aoebop, t. Wisi... 46|Bowdish, W. W..... 50|Brink, Stephen... .27, 
Belknap Dap Da Pistoia SOME, Wis oivinse 2fe «sas 39] Bowdle, L. H....... 20 Brinkley, Joshua. ... 
Belknap, J. W.....- 60| Bixler, A.J.......05 98|Bowen, C. M......+- 56|Bristor, @. R........ 
Bellaine, Francis.... 29|Black, J. H......... 32|Bowen, J. W SHO S 55|Bristow, W........- 
Bell. Johit.. ..- ste 85|Black, M.F......... 7|Bowen, J. W. E..... 45|Brittain, A...... oute 
Bees CE iene SST PalACK aR NN i . clarevarareis 19]Bowen, Reuben Laie 15|Brittingham, We Pa 
Ra oes seats 9 Black. Wa. 7 nae 61 Bowen, N. t ers i Broadbent, G. ae 
ND ICA che anja nieve 29|Blackiston, W. E.... ‘Bowen, W. C....... FS are 
Bell Marion......-- _ 24|\Blackledge, J....... 85|Bowen, W.L.P.... 16 pmrcamayer C. ie 
Bell, MIP Oe cece oo 64| Blackman, A.....:.. 56|Bowen, W. BR 31| Bro ee i wh coat 
Belk Re Pitaioe. oot. 92\Blackman, OC. W.... 67|Bowers, F.......... 11|Broo pat 2 esha 
Bell. T.E....-...... 16Blackmer, W. P..... 46| Bowers, G. W. .....- B4) Brooks, A... ....... 
Belles. A. H......... 33/Blackwood, B. C.... 66|Bowler, Frank...... 59 (Brooks, C. Pa vss 
Bellville, S. S.....-. 26|Blair, H.G.....:.... 39 ules Deeg bis e's Md anes es arles G... 
ames D......- 54|Blake, A.B......... 65|Bowman, A. S...... SADE te sho 2 
Balt rena pate 18|Blake, EB. A......--- 49| Bowman, B. F...... 52|Brooks, D. F....... 
Belting julesaaqdoses 95) Blake, W . «<.0% =) sl 42|Bowman, 8. L...... 37 Brooks, ns Oi 
Panis: Sona ee 65|Blakeman, W. C.... 49|Bown, W. H....... 49, 43 Brooks, Oe ee 
Bemis, N..... 45|Blakemote, F. P...28, 24|Bowne, B. P........ 49|Brooks, J. G......-. 
Bender ee ie res 18| Blakeney, os Seek oes 7|Boyee, Bosley...---. 22 or Shee ek ‘ia 
ee iiak donnie P ‘| Bo} 61|Brooks, Strange..... 
Bender, H. R........ 82|Blakeney, R. F...... 7 | Boyee, H: Mo... . + aes ea 
PCL celanie trepola aise 32| Blakeslee, F. D..... 58| Boyce, J. H....3.24% 89| Brooks, T.H........ 
Ate Chock 39|Blakeslee, W. E..... 37|Boyce, N. E....-+++ 28| Brooks, Weveevere 
Benefiel, T. S....... 28|Blanchard, E. A..... 61|Boyd, J.H..... sees 2 Bane ohana? 
Bennett, A. O....... 24|Blanchard, H....... 60| Boyd, 8........54% - 5 hoe ah, Cae 
Bennett, C. W voto 57|Blank, D....... .... 1giBoyden, J......+-.. 62i/ Brough, V....-sseee 





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Broughton, Isaiah... 69 Bryan, C. D. C...... Ti Butler, “Wi. FE itera. a 69|(Carroll; TAO... . 5.2. 22 
BLOWS, Aq iie stories s 39|Bryan, J. E........- 16|Butters, G.S.....:. 45}Carroll, William A. 18, 19 
Brown, Abraham.... 69/Bryan, J. R.......-- 87|\Button, A. G....... 64; Carrow, G. D...... . 385 
Brown, A. F........ 89|Bryant, E.........-- Gh pe uttz abe Aree a e- 27|Carruth, B. B....... 39 
Brown, A. H........ 36! Bryant, G.N........ 63|Buzzell, G. W....... 62|Carson, R. J.......- 35 
Brown, B......-+++ 7|Bryant, O. R.......- 15|Byeres, George W... 13/Carson, Wm H...... 38 
IBLOWD, Bs si-1.0 200+ 22/Bryant, W. A....... 65|'Byrne, B. Bs. 2.05. 66|Carter, A. B:........ 62 
Brown, B., Jr.....- 22\Bryers, J. N........ 44|Byrne, C........--- 63|Carter, C. A........ 58 
Brown, B. P......-+ 19|Bubeck, Gottleib.... 70/Byrnes, H. W....... 43|Carter, T........ sls = 43 
Brown, B. W.......- 9) Buck, C,H. ..c. cee 50 ; Carhor: lense ton ee <3 02 
Brown, ©. H......'.s OONBuolks, (Caden can 31 C Caruthers, R. A..... 52 
Brown, ©. Hew. see BONSUCK aD Ere cpoeine ome ce 43|Cadden, J. R....... . 19{Caruthers,S.:..... patel 
Brown, Clayton R....6,7|Buck, J. H.........- 56 Cady; JH. Bigs. «1s 59|Carver, W. A....... 33 
Brown, De Ty). sees 29) Bucks iN iEls... ses DONOR Cy ai itetettena sere sisters 58|Carwardine, W.H.. 24 
Brown, D. M........ DD PIBUCKs toe Mio Wis. brant 8l'\ Cady, W. Oo... . 58|Cary, Edward G..... 52 
Browns, B,.Oekasces INBuGks ie etee es sone 4D\ Gain, J. Somes sone ee 54| Casavant, H. B.... 88, 35 
Brown, B.C... .i.se 56|Buck, William...... 29|Cain, J. W...b....0. 55|Case, Watson ....... "19 
Brown, BE. H........ 60) Buckingham, N. S.. 32/Cairnes, J.......... 63 Caseley, Co Wieea ee 51 
Brown; B. Row.s 22. 53|Buckley, J. M...... 50| Calder, P. Yon... 3. 25)\Cass, J. Al)... sane 44, 45 
Browh, Bn... .cse+> 49| Buckley, J. W.....- 32|Caldicut, J. W...... 13|Caswell, E. W...... ” 40 
Brown, F. G......... 5d Buckner, Ajo. 5.6 23|Caldwell, J. H..... » {LON Catery BBs ricco «15 21 
Brown, G. W........ 61| Buckner, H. C...... 41\Call, O. H.....s..0. 52|Cather, A.....--... 84 
row llet Naa veils: 26|Buckner, N. S...... BTV Calln Rieiiajeer tee sees | OL | Cato SAAC. soe eee 
Brown, H. W....... 29|Budd, J.'S.......4. 93, 24|Callaway, H. R..... 84|Caton, N.M........ 56 
a ae eee 53|Budden, J. E....... 67\Callen, A. I......... 53|Caughey, J.......-. 25 
Brown, Joel........ 19|Buell, M. D........- 50|Callen, B. T........ 34|Causey, L.P....... 58 
IBTOWH,) DsAN'. eee es 7| Buffington, W....... 52/Callender, M........ 22|Cavalleris, Giovanni. 72 
Brown, J. Ci sesc suse $2|/Buhrman, E......... 19| Calloway i Bee 23| Cavitt, J. ; ; 20 
Brown, J. F........ 56| Bulkley, V. H....... 7| Calvert, De Witt..... 8|Cawthorne,H....... 8 
Brown, J. H....... Teva) Bell, Jb. As: teen's 51/Campbell, D. B..... 59|Cecil, G@. W......... 19 
SLOW Diels) lass. woe 61|Bullard, A. T....... 64 Campbell, D. D.wewe 51 Genter, N. D........ 68 
IBrow.n, ele VEts ce /sie ot 63|Bunshichi, Onuki... 19 Campbell, cleat nay ag Chadbourne, G. 8... 46 
So Spoe.! 56| Buoy, C. Wat ed! .83, 85|Campbell, J ........ 42|Chadwick G-Biw cbs 
eae ieyd 7|Burbank, G. L...-.. 67|Campbell, John J... 69|Chadwick, J.8..... 48 
SA ae, 29|Burch, B. H........ 43|Campbell) R........ 60|Chadwick, T, W.... 44 
tas a 69| Burch, T. H........ 49/Campbell, Robert C. 12|Chadwick, W. A... 44 
aaa ietbes 56| Burdick, C. F....... 61/Campbell, William .. 7, 8}Chatfee, A. F 39. 
aa 35|Burgar, J. M........ 43|Campbell, W.G....: 52/Chaffee, H. W...... 24 
odds siete 19|Burgar, J. P........ 44 Campfield, Thos. T, 36|Chalfant, W. B...... 35 
Dhaene 9|Burgess, L. F.......  36/Canady, T. A " o4|Ghalker, Ri Az...) 9B 
Rate eS 44\Burgess, T........-. 39/Candlin, J.......... 46 Chamberlayne, W... 37 
/.as) 18|Burke, G. We. iis « 16/Canfield, J. F....... 36|Chamberlin, @ M.. 40 
gas Stared 22| Burkhardt, Carl F... 71 Canham, W......... 68|Chamhers, Alonzo. 24, 25 
Spec 45| Burkhardt, Heinrich. 70|Cannon "Jacob... 8|Champion, J. H id "44 

Pte viedt 22|Burkharte, N. C..... iulOannon Jc. ie AG Ohana Ee 
Rees 66] Burkins, John W..42, 44 Cannon, N.......... 9 Chandle a i 
sing Sw 60|Barley, J, H...s4 al Cmnnon, Wile, Vel@handien Hat: i 
ees. golBarlay WH: cte@on Cdpen,-d). ae We elke eto) ey 
CaN Bal Burlingharh, B46) Canora 6 0s Oban RAGS $8 i 
Pee ise 68| Burn, ‘R...2........ 59|Carboneri,Giacomo. . 72 Chacins : G. ma are ve 
5 CRON ERS 57| Burnes, H. E........ 49|Cardozo Henry ii "1Ch : nee A.M.49.2 a 
hesabae 40| Burnham, B.8...... 60|Cares Hy Be Con ele Giccuiar M.B Seat 
... 18|Burnley, C. W...... Stl Chrey, Adil) a eneominn: “Valeur. cH 
S.We... 02. 56|Burns, George B.... 34 Garey Db Re ae a ae - fo ejasebe 
chee 8 Bamside, Wea... 20|Cariand, Peecccccl0. BalChabmany W. 32200. 60 

seeeeaee rr He) Witg sence ene i y F....65.6 
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eatatd ale 56|Burriss, E. E........ 34 Carlsson, Carl 73 Gane “eh S 
are ates 41|Burroughs, J........ 7 Carlsson, Carl P.... 78 Chase’ Meet oe 

A SPS F Burrows, eter...... 69| Carlsson Mauritz E. 73) Chai fea i Oe : 

jess. )'60) Burt, Wallianeeey ene 50|Carman, T. C : 96/Ch gegen ae us 
pet rae 21|Burton, A.......... 21|Carns 3 B ee ccece 2 ene aie 65 
Malas 60| Burton, Jesse........7, 8 Carpenter. Bowe) ad Shee Sie Oe 55, 56 
be crarnia 16|Burton, J. 8.50.8. 80 Carpenter, G Wi... 54 Clase: gs ee 
placate ee Nive cee ali Carpenter, Thomas T. 41 iOaae Wb a ( 5 
ates ee ee od: . us pees ort naropdas e Chase, Wee. eee 
orenle 40|Bush, N. E........! 1, G. F.......... 4l|Chattin,8.C....... 26 
setae 9|Bushnell, A......... c Cae Wilit Bree | ae ee 
ee 56| Bus yAeeeeeeees » Willis... e'seee) py Lk) Oneesemun, BOS). a6 
eae ie naan Hirani 64| Carrier, D. R........ 30|Cheeseman, H. N. 24, 26 
snag ce ootaeean ee 9/Carroll, A....... Bees ness Cheesman, A setae ad 
a Wit Waker Ga o Carrols DSS EUTT cate ie 19|/Cheesman, J. K..:.. 60 
are 20,28, 24| Butler’ J, Ds... is. bulOeerell tcc, maaan ee ae eee 
anner, Heinrich... '71|Butler, J. H...:.... 59| Carroll, I. H........ 85|Cheney, N. G....... 50 
Fat Gorkadd.” ed Baton SOW, i 22|Carroll, James...... 16|Chesteen, V........ . 28 
anyate, E.R...  gghputler Mow ccc , 74|Carroll, J. C...... slo POD Le Wa De IN sec. 35 

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Chivington,I....... Bil Cockirahe, We Bick ephaieook) B.S. 0k oo Le See DE a ees er a 
Christenbury, H. D. 9, 10} Cocker B.F........ 30/Cook, William F.. 5 Ce er ee et 
one Sid 0 sc 8 Codding, a ee et Cook ie me F.. 53, ° ae x Wo tees 61 
APIBULO, alvetsisisieis: wae « 64| Codli Det eyes a Ga Ben vale ae cee one 2) OVAL Eee wee eee e ces 55 
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Chittonter, JE... 41| Coty, W, Hl.. 87, 68, 69|Cookman, 8.8.11... ee oe a oi 
Christy, William B. 90, 21 Berta ar) oe El Ono nan, eer at 387 Craig, Jacob elie ar so 387 
Chubbuek, BOSE. 39|Coggeshall, 8. W.... 58 Geomeian Wank We 35 Cre? Meee a 
UAT G Hi BACs sla a aici eter 5 ; 8 Selig Se ABER SE REET 6 
Guam Ass ae = - steseeeeee o aoe ae Hosa 45 Cramer, Frederich... 71 
aC ae at Bla Got on BS aaa ea a 84|Orampton, H....... ner 
Gore, GW, hs gee ae . at et A Ry 84/Crandall, O. P...... 44 
Gbureh, D..-....--- 6s Colburn, NOW. nel, Bal Goons, Aveces 5456 43, cit deed ae ae a 
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vurehill, Jay A.. 48, 49/Colby, EB. K.. 68|Cooper, A. S....... i Diag ce BRE 
CNS eae 70 Colby: Tae Wig: ie p wage 64 Craven, PANS caste Se ». 80 
Cilley, M.l....5.0. 7A ORAS ae Na lee ater 40) Cravens, J.2-n +t ers. 21 
Claiborne, (C.eHe ya, ake Colle. As b Coon 6 ¥ yaRG lei BE a 
a See. ar vibes per, : etUNVatt pers ate aly) Crawford, Gea 66 
on. i ate ie OPER, | Werairieiajarprete.o1e 54 Crawford, John..... 36 
eae a = pore Tegests ont acs 15|Crawford, J. K..... 52 
ee Paro _ ee 4 ip ah aie 35|Crawford, M. D’C... 44 
a ae ooper, Jacob F... 57, 59| Crawford, Robt. 8... 49 
aoe s eet cha : Cooper, deOlacaaee Pg Crawford, W. A..... 53 
Ce ae H ss Nathan N.. 9, 10/Crawford, W.H,.... 14 
eo ee 3 ee e a KODE be Crawford, W. H... 65, 66 
Colegrove, AScE, Seepeot open Wien ie 34 io t Xi Citeds H 
Goleman; Ayo. 5-0. 99|Cooper, W. As...--. 50|Crei aaa OT i 
Coleman, J. H 60 Cooper Wie: Ons: 22 ene re ot “4 
3 Coleman, Richard. 10, 11 Cooper, Wm. 0: ; f ‘a 22 ee i iain = 
2 ee ae Tee isee me Sole) suns Seatac . Oreveling, S. A eee 
Colgrove, 5 casio hepsi) Beociand ROS 2 64 pts F. i ge cia si 
Collett, E. M.....-. 12|Copp, H. B.....--+- Go) Gries, U. Vis. scence 29 
Collins, Albert Hi... 20]Corbin, 8 C......-. 56|Crockett, Charles. 10, 11 
Olling see aine='> rf 56 
Clark, L Collins, B is.....-+- Al paone. Folio Nea relciont Ie 0 
Clark, L. N....24, 26, 81|Collins, F. M....... gal Cordova’ Fronctvod 72 |Cromllcby duit + e 
Clark, Nathaniel W. 1985} Collimsiid Sat. on.» <)° 6 Cordray, N Beer Tl eron as 5 ale ps: 
TATU cay closets iees 59|Collins, John...... 67 | Corey C Hee 43 a | isk ton a 
Clark, 8. H........- 48|Collins, J. M......-. 16\Corey, J. Acc. s.sese 68 (Cronii, ©. Coe. vets: 1 
Clark, Thomas J.... _/7|Collins, R. B........ ae lGovlenill, VT. .... 6) eel Crooks ie vateer aes 4 
Clarks NW piscine « 61|Collins, Vaughn 8... 16 Corkran, F..8..... 20| Crooks Dds ou . 64 
Clark, W. E........ 44{Collins, W. K..... jar og |Corkran: Ler Beeics. @eNCrooks, Ge Rhye. 4s 
Olark, W. R...-2.- iA6| Collyer, @ Tis. s.42: ” 45\Corkran, W. Fi... tyiCeoaby Sat eo a 
Clark, W. W.......- 49| Collyer, J. W....--- G5 \Corlies, JP Ox Ris... 26 Choskee Bivoct imtie 3 
Sfaotecers poe: Bie 538 poeeln ey eae 19 Grosd, Isaac... 2... 3¢ 
Siteeatsse aan olville, G. M...... 40)Corne RAS ee OR ee) ; ; 
46 Combs. C655 0=s625- 93|Cornell, 8. N..-.+++- ai lGcoant ee t 
Sua mae 39|Comfort, George .... 40|Corner, C. P........ 49|Crosthwaite M.P..., 384 
apieaweas 32|Compton, A.S...... 36|Cotmish, J. M....... 44Orouch, J. Fi... 0088 
poneeiers 31|Compton, M. F..... 0 Corrington, J. F.... 29)Crow DW. we 
Aeorcigee 45|Comstock, E.....<:. 64 Corse, A. B..:...-.. 06 Orowder 1,0, ae 
See a 19|Conant, H. W......- 58|Corson, Fred H..... 68 Crowell, J. oe Bi hei 
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Bs eae tars 20 Conklin, Ae ips Mae 37 Cosgrove, Te As.ee 1, 56 oma Swe 
Cleaver, J. W.----++ 31|Conklin, E. N...... 38| Cottrell, 8. R....... ae ramp, ©: Go. «2% 
lees, T. O. <5. 00+ 32/Connelly, J. P..-... 26|Cottingham, R. A... 7 Gromp, P: Behe 
~G@lemens, Joseph.... _8|Conner, B. C.....--+ 32|\Cotton, Thomas A.. 9 Crydenwise iM. AC 
Clemens, S. W...-.- COLConner; Tis ve soe o0 116 (Cottrell: Ards. :0\0e- 56|Crysler, C ‘ac eee 
Clement, E........- . 87|Connor, A.......+++- 12|Couch, {Di Wasaaas 49)Cuddy "Geo, ages 
Clem, W. T. D.....- 19| Conover, H.J......- 26|Couchman, M....... 44 Cullison, A.. ee 4 
Cleveland, H. A..... 85}Conrad, William. . 52, 53|Coult, A. resol ae ee 63 Cullison, Robert... 93, 24 
Clifford, A. J.....+- 65| Conser, 8. L. M....- 18)Coultas, A. J....... 59 Culligon, ShBs....5- ” 24 
Clifford, J. R.....-- 66|Conte Gaetano...... 42|Gourtenay, A. M.... 18/Cullom ee W.. caae 
Clifford, N. C..... 67, 68|Conwell, A. B....-- 51|Courtney, Je...++++- 41|Gulmer, C. C...... ++ 
Clifford, N. D......- Te BlGook, Acisiss.s secs 67 (Coville, C. C......- * @7\Gulver, E. W...-.-++ 
Cline, P.......++--+- 26|Cook, A. J...--+-++ 39|Cowan, Samuel A... _8|Cumfort James K... 7, 9 
Cline, W. H...:...- 27} Cook, C. O....-++++- 19|Cowan, W. G....... 29 Cummings, C. 8.0... 6& 
-Clinesmith, W.S.... 20|/Cook, H. A .«....-- 94|Cowden, J. W....-- 98|Cummings, §. H.. 18, 19 
Etppinge: W. A... 81|Cook, H.B........- 40|Cowins, J.....+-++ ae Cummings, Dy Basile "58 
Clock, J. Wahwics : 58|Cowles, A. J.....-- . 56|/Cummins, G.....-. * 
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Gumi GoM. se cacus - 63|/Davenport, W.R.... 65|Dilks, J. A.......... 26|Dunlavy, D.S...,... 29 
Curl, M. L. ..... ..ee, 20|Davison, J. C....... 38} Dill, HH. 1G. 263 nee 31|Dunlavy, A.H...... 28 
Curley, W. E....... 19|Dawson, William. 52, 53/Dillenbeck, W. F... 58 Dunmire, W. W..... 33 
WATS, dine eicisiss cic es 83|Dawson, William F. 15, 16 Dilworth, Ba..c yee GrDumn, CB, oeeisace 66 
Curnutt, W. W.... 28, 24/Davy, J... ...eeeeees 42|Dimery, bpp rtbaee 2G, | MUTA ee ya WV. «,apakbe Sear 8 
Curran, H. A....... 56|Dimitroff,Haralamby 72|Dunn, L. K......... 87 
haaie a JE Le eee : 8 Pinger, F. Be Benin) pices D. Beg street 69 
HIUTLCN: ini» oie visie' 5 insmore, U. M..... nnning, Cy Toe...) 583 
Ourrier, S. B...... e+ BL Deyn Bach eign cmos 36|Disbro, C. E......+« 55|Dunning, C. U...... 63 
ate D. iene tt 49 Day, ro Sera kictsulesie 32 pent y oe See 28, 29| Dunsons, W.. Tes «eis 
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Cushing, H. P...... Pelibaye oa cusa cone 65|Dockrill, C. W...... 63| Durell, E.H........ 26 
Cushing, J. R....... 45 Day, S. Hv... 00. 59| Dodd, Julius........ 16) Durell; -NeBigs camels 84 
Cashing So... sit os cu Bo Daya Wise circa eles SUDO ie Meme hiesstaereye 88| Durfee, H.A....... 60 
Cushman, L. P..... Geliavan. (ds, Hyeitcs sales 56) Dodd, Tikes vee ous 65| Durrell, J. M.....5. 62 
COM Oc ACs cust $0|Dayhoff, H. C....... 20| Dodge, J. O........ 58|Dusenberre, G. B.... 50 
5 besten, anid Aacinapale if poaees see Nesters 43| Dutcher, E. Cvs)... 87 
i eacon, J. Emmett... 17/Dodman, J. W...... 46|Dutcher, E. H. : 
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ata a ickerson, W. C.... 69|/Dungan, J : ame. 
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Pikine, James M. 5, 55 | Fans, “8. seoree 49|\Floyd, L.C Ree ener. | | Fry, B. St. j sondtade 64 
Bikins, L. W....... 22 Farley, 0. A........ 22\Folsom, E........-- SlBey, CSDs...0 oe = 
Eikins, “es Spite t 13) arena ae CB, 58\Foleom., J. D....... 6a) \Frye, Tet. “ 15 
Bit, Sta Corer, & 64) Farrar, H. 64 Foot, Bronk Ww csecee 62. Frysinger, We me soe 62 
Ellictt, D. i 4a Farringto sow sae 60 Fopp, etn 20 Fulford, D vi - 82 
Biliott, James ¥..... 60\Farror. N ae ee wes “<7 i tg 11) Fulkerson, eee Be 56 
iott, T. “11 5, 6|KFarwell, E psy! Or Se Grae ams 60/Full, W..... ees 15 
Eliott, W. Ho... 44 Faucet, frmcbne oe 61\¥ord, C. B........-. 11 Fallen Nabe ade 45 
Piliott, W. J........ 25 \Fanikner, I. A 66) Ford, he Wie oa 50/Fuller, C.......-..+- 42 
Elliott, W A agate hy 2 Faulkner, rh # ae MAB James lous 19 Foller, i oe 67 
Enviis, Janes. 6 paint 18 Fanlks, L B soeeee & Ford, ie ae y Faller, Le 59 
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Elwe _ bapa 26 | Fellows, a ae 21 Fordham C. “a seeee 10) ‘Fulton, S. C. pees 46 
Maa 6... tts 29| Felshaw, PEER Re 46 Forema an, OMI 48) ncn: 1 Mea : a 
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Baabreé. A. B..c0002 oo\Feon, J. W....4.+ 18| Forrest, H. oe il 7, 38, 09 
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cart, IAA <5 29) Fero, 1 Te 35 Foster, W.w. EA sarees, hee chy ee 18 
Enyeart, 8. H......- # Ferreri, Michele. 43| Fowler, Charles J... 02 Gamble, J. L....-.- “4 
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Ernst, Hoooo 2-22 > 86|Fetro,J.T......-..- 36 Fox, Boose 41 )Ganoe, W. Vn. 
Bria, Je seas 56\ Field. D.2......-2-. pa MEE 9|Gardenhire, W.H..28, 
aes 66 Fa Re Spex erberg AML. bn) Gardner, L. 22: 8 
Estep, Robert W.... W\Bield, LC. 222.2 45|Frambes, D. B...... ile hig Moe ee 4 
Estes. W. P Si 2B Fieldorave. I ee Ale oe ee, N <a ale 6 | Becanet, ©. R. P. be, 66 
ag iG ie 49 Fields, Edward ..... 20| France, H.8....... aS eee” 
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Evans Charles see 49, 74 Finerus, lek G oo series France, Jose h. Nao 19 rrett, cS oe aa es 7 
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Evans, & Bneen 46 Fisher, J. K dee 69 Franklin, Wa ee 25 sate ges Bo Sader ss 
Evane. Stephen H..- 11 Fisher, Paris......- 49 22| Frazee, Theodore pwr enlace 1 8. Noi aoe a5 
Evans. s ven H..- 24 | Fisher, William M , 41 Frazier, John RB. ‘sic By WicsGsps 60 
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Sveier eee 64) Fisk Be Hon. 44 Fredericks G. F- 1 Gent CL 72 
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Gearhart, By. ass nv 31 Goodsell, D. A...... 50) Green, Si... ve weee 7|Haggerty, T.8..4... 37 
Gebhardt, Ernst..... 70|Goodsell, G. eee 49|Green, Stephen....10, 11] Haggerty, Wi HRS cate 38 
Geering, Jacob...... 41|Goodsell, 8. C...... 56)Green, S.A... 2). 51|Hahn,-M.M... 4.262. 27 
Gehrett, S. W....-.- 34| Goodwin, D. D...... 8|Green, William..... 44|Hahne, Frans We eos 73 
Geiger, J. W....-..- 34|Goodwin, W. C..... 56)Green, W. B........ 69| Haines, J. B....-... 25 
Geisregen, Wm....- 48|Gordon, D.M....... 34\/Green, W.M.. ..... 16|Haines, J. H.......-. 63 
Genge, E.......- «.. 60|/Gordon, D. W....... 35|Greenbank, W. E... 26) Hales, sh eet 20 
George, A. P...23, 27, 23|Gordon, pelos tees 62|Greenfield, G....... 40| Haley, F. J......5-- 66 
George, F. T........ 46|Gordon, T, E...... ae Oe Greenies, Li.terete siete ares SU AeA ea caretie ote ore 61 
George, N. D....... 45|Gordon, W......++-+ 45|Greenman, A....... 55|Hall, A. Hey 2a sos 58 
Gerard, A. C.......« 55|Gorrie, P. D........ 56/Greenman, A. Wo .0B4 eA all SAS ales sia eceretensle 46 
German, Solomon... 19}Gorse, C.......+-+++ 42|Greenwold, F. W.... 81|Hall,B. M.......... 60 
Germond, P......-.- 43|Gorse, J. E........- 42'Greer, J.....seeeee . 54/Hall, Charles M..... 46 
Gerrish, T.. 0.2.0.6 66|Gorse, J. N.....--- ; 42\Gregg,Joseph.... 84, 35|Hall, E,D.......... 58 
(Cina OL preninoomar io, 67| Goss, Georg. ....-+.+ 71|Gregg, J. C.......4- $4) Hall, G.A. csc 50 
Getchoff, 8.........- 48|Goss, W. h.... ..+. 43\Gregg, O.....0.2200s CLI EU 8 Bee) ea Se 45 
Gibbs, B.......-.-+ 769|Gothard, W.......++ 49\Gregg, S. Busby.... 61|Hall, Isaac S........ 21 
Gibbs, J. B..,...-.- 53|Goucher, J. F....... 18|Gregg, W. B........ 16) Hall: Joel. ......200 61 
Gibbs, M. T........- 88|Gould, A......---++ 46|Gregory, A.J......- 26) Hall, Ji. Bicstce der ag 
Gibson, A. E....... 19| Gould, J. B.......-+ 45|Gregory, G.H...... AS Hall la Crrcircetcterras 20 
Gibson, A. W......- 32|Gowan, J. C.......- 59/Gregory, Thos. W... —64| Hall, John C...... 36, 37 
Gibson, D.........+ 43|Gowan, T.........-+ 31)Grice, C. A.......... 16|Hall, J.D.S...... ve 22 
Gibson, Henry...... 41|/Grabe, George W.... 52|Griffin, A.......... AOI PET AILS Uicakiern ctatevsiess soars 57 
Gibson, J.....------ 68|Gracey, S. L.......- 46) Griffin, B. J......-06 8| Hall, Thomas....... 387 
Gibson, J. B...... 23, 24/Grady, George..... 20, 21)Griffin, D. J........ 58) Halli ciscteiuttete 39 
Gibson, L. B........ 12|Graff, G. W. F...... 84)Gritfin, D. N........ BO Hall Wiebow estos 57 
Gibson, W.C....... 12/ Graff, J. Bsc... ss 84|Griffin, I. B....... > _8|Hall, Winfield W.... 59 
Gideon, G. H....... 15|Graff, Wm. E....... 35| Griffin, 8. G......... 22|Hallen, Albert:....44, 46 
Gideon, T. J....... . 15/Graham, A.......... 48) Griffin, T. A....... . 60|Haller, J. P......... 60 
Gifford, Hi 22s). os. 26|Graham, C.........% Billi Ghia ser edocs 60|Halleron, D......... 37 
Gifford, J..O.......- -56|Graham, E. A....... 24) Griffis, 8. Go... ee 53) Hallock, D. F...... . 49 
Gilbert, E. A....... 15|Graham, G. W...... 17|Griffith, E. M...... . 86/Hallock, F. M....... 50 
Gilbert, F. A... 65 oe 34|Graham, H.......... 61|Griffith, T. M...... Jje2| Hallock liw.5. tase 29 . 
Gilbert, J. S,....-.- 38|/Graham, J. B....... 33|Griffith, T. M....... 85] Hallowell, P........ 34 
Gilbert, R. H....... 32|Graham, J. W....... 53|Griffith, W.C....... 19| Halstead, H......... 39 
Gilbert, Thomas E.48, 50/Graham, W. I....... 24)Griffith,Wm. R..... 57| Halstead, T. P...... - 40 
Gilbert, William... 34|Graham, W. Q. A... 10|Griffiths, E.C....... 34|Ham, Samuel.......- pase 
Gilbert, W. T....... 49|Grandison. O.N.... 12|Grigsby, J. E. A. D. 69|Hamblin, F. W.....63,64 
adios io Likls.udi sos 49|Granger, P. N...... . 64(Grimes, J.M......... 89|Hamel, W. V.....+.- "29 
Bll, Ac Sthc by aevs 19\Granley, Jacob E... 385/Grimm, C.F........ 47|Hamilton, Alex...... 67 
RU Hi wae ore wiete ley ;-» 53|Grant, G.A........ 59|Grinnage, Asbury... 69 Hamilton, A. W... 69 
Gill.G. Wi Satin soes 14) Grant, Hs Lisdiheaeoen 60/Grismer, C. V ...... Gi taniilton. Guy LOA, 
(CTE Se aa ..- 45/Grant, Jeffrey....... 6)Groat, W. H........ 61|Hamilton, J......... 65 
“i og pies a 30|/Grant, L. R.v..eee se 58|Groebe, William .-.. 48|Hamilton, J. B...... 58 
BARC ces 39|Gratz, F. G......+0e 47\Gross, J. M.....se0s 22\Hamilton, J. W..... 45 
TY ea 36, 62|Graves, A. S........ 50|Gross, 8..S..... cs, G8| Hamiltom, Wiis. .c«. 60 
Gillam, N........... 54|Graves, D..........- 36|Gross, Thomas 8. ,28, 29|/Hamilton, W. J..... A5 
Gillespie, D. D...... 42|Graves, E..... 1 91Groth, J. Civetv% +) 48|Hamlen, G. ML... 2... 58 
Gillespie, J. H...... 29| Graves, F. B 45|Grove, S. G..+s-+++ 35|Hamlin, B. B....... 82 
Gillespie Oe ees eee 9| Graves, G. A 49|Grovenor, F....... ety 4 emis F-. Toes ir = 43 
Gillies, ie ae amiere 20|\Graves, J....0c0.e00 60/Grover, J. B........ 91|Hamlin, W.S....... 33 
Gillies, Wm. W...... 49|Graves, M........6. 86 ence Andrew (CREMES Alatncdersloy J, Aeanane 
Gillingham, 8. R.... 84)Gray, J. Be. A) Guernsey E. J. 61| Hammett R We oben 
Gillis, WoM.....-:. 65|Graw, J- B....sssse 26|Guernsey, J. W..... 64/Hammond, C........ 
Gillum, R. E........ 21\Graw, J.J.........6. 25}Guevara ‘Nicolas... 74|Hammond, E...... Z . 
Gilman, B. A........' 49|Gray, EB. Jie... ec ies 82|Guigou, Amadeo 72|Hammond, E. W. 8. 4 
Gilmore, A.......... 26|Gray, G.T.........4 $5) Ghatles (Eee. Inne etamond.J.Betews ee 
Gilroy, H. E........ $4) Gray. G. Wisc. nucteae 15 Guldiaed eee eke MansuratimonduG) ae o 
Given, R........ --.. 26\Gray, J. BR. T.....0% 84|Gullett, C. W..... 94|Hammond, 8. M..... 50 
hag praia IN oie a roslaer zy ea Ma ererate a 85 Gupple, Biurs eacoedey Hammond, SaPeN away 
vores Es Nic aerasd ert rays. Biesovccile 56 ae oa 
Glass, James F....31, 32 ieee MN eee a as ae daaces J. 3 “ace aa peek 
Glendenning, J. EK... 53|/Gray, Peter......... 80) Gut ‘Alpert i "0 Hans Taal ~ out ~ 
Glonks. By. emacs ane 48\Gray,.S:; Pits. feieiee 56 Guathcie Warn B Weta) 16 Hans oe é EL) neds 
Glidden, BE. Ass... 66|Gray, T. B........ [ uB6| Catteries dL Deve oBt\Banaford, 12% a: ra 
> a a . Saag . 49 om V... 2 ee 15| Guyer, ie Wil ee 33 Hatioook "E. 5 a ee mn 
Over abiaG 05 ents BONG aY,, . Wicrs'aic acsearle 13 Sai ka EN SC uo Baa 
Goddard, M. B.®.93, 94|@ray, W. Le...s. a4\Gree, We Bo ee Aa 26 
Godfrey, A. C...... .. 45|Grayreal, Aw. icc 9 Gwynn Buse ae 25 Manda. Ht ee e 
Godman, W.D..... 91|Green, C.. Ew. .0. as 61 Gwynn, W pee 32 Handi ; Fi) Bee a 
Goheen, M.......... 18|Green, ©. W........ 85 ” Mabe eo) Z Hand oie ora ae 
Goler, W. iL. Sea, 13|Green, E.......... 25 H Handy, revue 30 
oodell,-C.. Liv... 26: 58)Green, F. M........ 20) Ha : Yq As idle. cele ciate ; 
Goodell, a. W 65 Green, Henry Ree 10 ek ores . a - ae F, D se ewccee 66 
Goodenough, A. H.. 49|Green, Henry T..... 12 Hacndivors Pit ae eae Hank. SM... see 12 
Goodier, EB. W...... 58|/Green, J. H......... 58|Haff, E. B......... 586 an ee ae a 
Gooding, J. G...... . 61/Green, J.M......... 21/Hagar, C. Le... .... ; gaia Tews. ee sees 26 
Goodlett, Y........ wilting | Greens Neci i. oan ols cems 52 Hacee Alberta 4 eo manna; 4). DEC ek 16 
Goodrich, E....>-- .. B2iGreen, Rw... ss esse MAT Sear ied | enna deoat he | 24 
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Hansen, Hans....... 75|Hatfield, E. H....... Pe Meee MC ecw coe: pose | Hoffman, E. H......° 34 
Hansen, M.......... 50| Hatfield, W. F..... . 48/Herr, Wilmer F....24, 25;Hoffman, L. B...... 34 
- Hanson, B. H...... . 29|Hatton, G. W....... 41|Herrick, A. F....... ~ 45|Hoffman, R. A 51 
Harbour, O. V. L.... 55)/Haugh, J. 8......... 49 (Herrick, =A.) He... 46 Hoffrogge Orit \ 47 
Harcourt, R......... 37|Haughawout, J. W.. 81|Herrick, Ernest P..44, 46/Hoit, G.. Ap TE 
Hardeman, UX RR ee 13|Hauser, Gustav F... 47|Herrick, H. N....... 55| Hoke, G. M......... 33 
ler dem, (Ge. i lchajoe's we'e 8)Haven, Wil. snd. 45|Herron, L. D...... 18, 19|Holbrook, P........ 39 
Hocker ae Lay ae . Sreeaen, NODE 8 Bett i So et: pie (os Ps epaara WE ING Sir er 
ing, A. F...... BNGNS Ger oc te ess, Henry........ 84) Holden, C..W....... 59 
Harding, C. R...... 63|Havermale, G. W... 53|Hesselgrave, H...... 57 Holdich, Sisieg tera 42 o 
- Harding, T..H:.... - 16)Haviland, O......... 43|Hesser, W. C....... 32|Holdstock, E....... 55 
Hardy, A. ¢ a cts, 62 Hawkins, C. ae BT Heston, Charles ae 41|Holland, BE, F...:... 53 
BEA Ys GP Hie. sti awkins, J. eston, D. W....... 42|Holland, J. H....... 69 
Hardy, W. H........ 11/Hawkins, Robert.... Heston, W. W...... 41|Holland, Julian J... 41 
ae, oe Soe ick . —sabiege Welln. oe, J.B 26|Hollen, B. W....... 51 
ATGAS, J. Ee. es awks ewes; G... ... 45/H ecRD slat ahetatoreiate 5 
Hargrave, J. H...... “al Hawks, Prem eNih, sil 58, 59|Hewes, W.......... 62 Hellivgcliend gaunt 58 
yee yee qn dtoetelesa a ESviy, re Snigebis 60 ipa : Sea COs SaON 26|Hollingsworth, T.H. 20 
arkness, ‘R. T ...., awley, ColRis... . 60|Hewitt, J. W........ 39| Hollis, G..........-. 48 
auirle, apace ee : ey re Berra 18 Bente, Benj. EF... 51 Holman, LON ARR Bian 53 - 
arle, Jacob........ awle Shee tho uneoHeyde. Gee Wes. ee 19 8.7 39 
Harle, Johann...... 71 elas J.H.... 44 Hibbard, WAS tee 53 ee 5. eee 62 
ee Oe, eS Carats ni cidabaer ie? RAR Ss wors oo ee .40, 41) Holmes, G. D....... “68 
arman, H. M...... J} Hayes, C. Ho... sce. 39) Hickman, J. W...... 25|Holmes, J. A..... 
Brien ona ia. a/6ol Besos dA usa vs 63) Hicks, (O.. .02.c050 suites Ooms ae 
Harned, H.’/G.....:./ 40|Haynes, A. H....... 44/Hicks, W........... 92|Holmes, W.F ...... 68 
Harper, E.C.......  97|Haynes, J. W...... 28, 29|Higby, C. N....... 57|Holmes, L. W....... ~ 50 
Harriman, S8..F af. .69| Haynes, T. H.... 22.2 16| Higgins, E.......... 46)Holmeren, Felix @.. 73 
Harrington, C. S.... 63|Hays, J. L......... . 88}Higgins, J. W.....2. 46 Holsendorf, T Wea a 
Haris, ae camer 6, : ys Habets Be: ct : Bees, ve 1s ees 14) Holt, Alvin W...... 1S. 
arrigs AMPs come 88] Hayter, H. J....... . 87| Hi wih bate ve 45+ Holt, 2D7B. ec es coe 5 a6 
Marriss Co, Hie ss Pes!) py wand. Isaac’. 503/510 Hill "Arza, oe 
_ Harris, C. H.. 56|Hazen, Joseph...... 10| Hill, 
Harris, DP Bis.c.sc0) -26)Heacock, Ge. .'d.2%s% 34 
Harris, HA. ..s.% 5 956) Heady. C.Picne cies 8 
Harris,. Joi... Jad VN LO Heard, Joseph H...36, 37 
Harris, Jefferson J.. 8|Hearn, G........... 44 
WARYFIS, Spee dete sie3 feds Meath, Avra ..ceancst'sts 64 
Harris, Peter........  8|Heath, C. A. S...... 60 
ATris’ Pe olD Gia teat eas enthy sills st c,alecte 52 
Harris, R.S........« 26|Heath, 8. P......... 68 
Harris, 8S. D....-.... 88}Heath, W.B........ 58|Hill, J. W i 
Harris, W.F..... tect 42|(Heath, Wild 20 .:c0ee 61|Hill, John W....... 23;Hopewell, W........ 41 
Harris, Wm. S......  7|Heaton, 8. J........ 23|Hill, Morris......... 48|Hopkins, C. T...... ih 
EIST Tis; Week f aatee.s + 1:22) Bleaxt,..A....Di 2. fie CTA SOU Is Os WAR 56] Hopkins, E......... 28 
Harrison, Ephraim.. 11|Heaxt, F.G......... (Ue SEDMSN egal SER Besa 8|Hopkins, 8. M... .. 52 
erie a Wevatics - 27 ees a Darescis tate 48 Bil, a a see 7 re ae Lietater ciao 20 
arrison, J...... uot pos eck, Lil Gia..s . elect SA NAILS Wise oy aaacetere 9 Horne, J. W........ 49. 
Harrison, J. L...... 62|Heckman,I........- 33|Hiller, F. L......... 39|Horner, J.8........ 52 
Harrison, J. T...... _ 6|Hedges, J. W..... 18, 19|Hiller, W. M........ SO Morning dagne wats. 32 
Harrison, L. C...... 58)Hedges, 8.......:. 93, 24|Hillman, J. H.......  63/Horr, Elijah........ 46 
Harrison, O. §..... . 64)Hedrick, D. C....... 17|Hillman, T......... . 67|Horsey, Charles..... 69. 
Harrison, Thomas... 34|Heebner, A......... Sa iHills, .C. Dit. seus 46 | Horsey, yep <4 OO 
Harroun,, Tenses. . 89|Heilenman, J. F.... 26/Hills, J. E......... . -'5)Horton, IAW... 2... 41 
Harrower, O. §...... 43|\Heilner, S. A......- 34| Hillyard, R. O...... 23|Horwell, 8.......... 34. 
Harrower, P. P..... . 60|Heinlein, A. H...... 99|Hilton, A......-.+++ 11/Hoskins, Re... 22... 
Harshaw, ew ag ie es 4 Be Bea wi 26 La team - st <8 ee 18, . eek, Pad pieal ts 
Harshman, C. W.... 5, 6|Heisley, C. W....... 25|Hilton, J..W....0a.. ouck, W. By 
Hart, J oseph. ....-. 14|Hekner, Christian. .48, 50) Hinckley, C.N...... 58)/Hough, A. J. 
ee J. ee ER cto apinns ee TRE AGS ca : a eae Sfoterecee es C. at e 
artman peceece oe e€. es Overs a ws eile ngicy, J. D.----es ousinger, . tees 
Hartman, Del AL asleietor Hemmingway,AV. Fy156|Binkle, Ruisciye wie ae 32|Houston, G. B....... 64 
Hartsock, 8.M...... 18|Hemple, Gustav..... * %1|Hinson, J.M..... ... 84/Houston, J. C....... 
Hartwell, J........- . 89|Henderson, E....... 41\ Hinton, Fo .s02 cst ee 41)Houston, J. L....... 
Hartzell, C. V..... .. 32|/Henderson, G. W... 41|Hiorns, R........... 89|Houts, G. R........ 3 5S 
Hartzell, J. C...... . 11}/Henderson, H....... 9|Hitchcock, A........ 64|/Houts,.G. V........ 29 
Harvey, C.....-+-06 . 55|Henderson, Howard. 987|Hitchcock, E........ 46|Howard, A........ 34, 35, 
Harvey, F..... Ae ein j1| Hendrickson, J.T... 15)Hitchcock, H....... 64|Howard, A. K....... 
Harvey). Paes ssc 34| Henry, a Pane: Sie bace, 129, eee ae ae ii me ae es a gee cle 
Harwood, T. W..... 61)Henson, J........... 48| Hitchcock, P. M..... 60|Howard, Elisha..... 
Hascall, J....-...-- | 45|Herbert, W. G. .... 19|Hitcheock, W.D.... 60|Howard, Henry KE... 
Haskell, C. L....... 66|Hermance, F........ 43| Hitchens, G...4..... 25|\Howard, H. W...... 
Haskell, D........ .. 19|Hermance, J. P..... AS Hoes Bute o/s. © 49|Howard, J. G....... 
Haslup,J.8.M..... 19 Hernandez, Jacinto.. 74|Hoag,W.H......... 26 Howard, John H.... ! 
H “f . 10, 11| Hernandez, Joaquin. %4/Hoagland, W. L.... 37 Howard, Lisi. .)cs. 52 
Hernandez,. Pruden- Hobbs, G.W........ 19| Howard, L. P...... 4 
Gio) Geen. leeks 74|Hobbs, L. M........ 84| Howard, M.. 
srapalaiaicinve' wis 49\Hocht, W. E........  31)Howard, P. 
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Howard, Wm. A.... “Od Page| Jewell, L..... Schuler 16|Jones, Silas W...... 20 
Howard, W. C...... 52|Uiff, J. M.......++-- 24| Jewell, W. T......- : 66| Jones, Stephen H. .86, 37 
lowe, Hi. Nic slacinicta' 61 |Lilick, Hiram J...... DE) Joh, Hae Walgas sketches 30|Jones, T. Fe... ees 67 
Howell, Elias W...28, 29 Mman, F........... 34) Johanssen, Carl J... 78] Jones, Wesley...... i: 
Howell, F. G.....-.- 49| ing, S........sere ee AS! Sohn, Ox Wacntyaise’s 21| Jones, William...... 52 
Howell, W. P...... . 84 bagels, 5 & seeeenes a Johns, g. , Patch ire 50 Spnes, AY, TD. shane . 85 
Howells, C. A...... 44)Angauls, J. U...++2s D1 JOUNSs Dae +0 6 esaiele ie ele 88|dones, W. H........ 62 
Howland, Edgar 0... 37| Ingalls, P. P 52, 53) Johnson, A........- 35|Jones, W.S..0.. e006 68 
Howson, J........++ 5g|Ingersoll, W......-.. 61) Johnson, A. G...... 50| Jonsson, Aw. os\.%./5s “42 
BROWS. Hs sanatn oes . 53|Ingle, A. H.....--- -—18} Johnson, A. K...... 24| Jonsson, Eric....... 72 
Ployt, E.- Cal.,sesisin 60|Lnskip, J.8......-.+ . 49 Johnson, C. Ty... 46| Jonsson, Karl E./.72, 73 
Hoyt, da Oeeock costs 44|lsaac, Charles O...18, 19| Johnson, Dennis....  6/Jordan, D. A...V.... 59 
Hubbard, A......... g1|irwin, 8...--.+-++++ 35| Johnson, D. G...... 7| Jordan, James....... 7,9 
Hubbard, E. L...... 16|Isbel, B.....----+-- 60} Johnson, F. W...... 65|Jordan, James...... 30 
Hubbard, J.-/.. is -sts 15|Isett, H. F.....-.-+- 34) Johnson, George D.21, 22|Jordan, N. W....... 58 
Hubbard, J. H. B... 69|Ismond, L. V.....-. #1| Johnson, Green N... 18/Jordan, W. R....... 54 
Hubbard, T. M...... 6g\lsrael, G. W.....--- 18] Johnson, Henry .... 11|Jossell, Simpson..... 7,9 
Hubbard, W. M..... 45| Israel, W. R.... .-+- 17| Johnson, H. A....+% Bidosts Crake eee aes AT 
Hubbell, Ge Aeon sos 5) Ivy, C. W ...-s00 - 9 pte; H. Boose. 40 dnad, B es 45 
abbell, Nes. acces ohnson, Isaiah..... 69} Judd, H. Q........ »- 50 
Huber, Heinrich... 70 z Johnson, I. D...... sa BOldudd, W. J .nuddeea 39 
Fubinger, John Aces oS qecksOn, eed N.10, a Johnson, & Ofna an 6 eae Giptdsteroreuate 62 
udson, C...... wee. 35|Jackson, Andrew... 10|Johnson, Joseph.... 11)/Jump Dens Se eke 29 
Hudson, C. G...... . 5d Jackson, Gif Dh. fei Peety Johnson, A fae Un 40 Jump, MD oaks oateade 64 
Bydson, y w Sees al sieeting i Wi sfeiciere a Johnson, J. D...... 14|Juter, Christoph.... 70 
mason, |S. (Mot. a ackson, H.......... 44| Johnson, J. G....... 37 
Huffman, 8......... 20| Jackson, H. G...... 29| Johnson, J. H...... 69 K 
Hughes, Bruce..... 81, 82|Jackson, James..... » 44| Johnson, Levi.. .... 10) Kahler, J. H........ 62 
Huohes,/G.. cece 25|Jackson, J. H....... 23|Johnson, Lisbon..... 6} Kaines, Rie. 0. nes 34 
Hughes, G. W.....48, 49| Jackson, J. H....... 55| Johnson, M.8....... 42|Kanavel, G. W..... mye 
Hugies, H. M....... 15) Jackson, J. W......- 29|Johnson, P........ ery mo RamOnt, y Wey Elsa. ae eh oa 
Hughes, Jo 82.0.5. . 85|Jackson, J.W....... 35| Johnson, Robert J. 59, 60|Karsner, C.......... 384 
Hughes, J. W...... 28| Jackson» L. J....... 21| Johnson, Samuel.... 13)Kastendick, H...... 47 
Hughes, L. B....... 84| Jackson, N.,......+. 22) Johnson, 8. F....... 48|Kastendieck, H. F... 80 
Hughes, 8. R....... 22|Jackson, Peter...... 5| Johnson, Samuel L.53, 55|Kaufmann, Jacob... 70 
Hughes, W.H...... 60|Jackson, Samuel.... 46/Johnson, T. H.... 86, 48|Kavanagh, A.S..... 50 
oh iphone x Seniesls 2 Lactearda oe ate = Johnson, T. H...... 69] Kay, Robert. .....0. 43 
ulbert, CG. S./.3.\s0% ackson, T. M..... . 385/Johnson, T. J...... Keatly, W..... oh ejsie 
Hulburd, D. P...... 60|Jackson, T.P....... 11|Johnson, T. §....... os Reale? heer crap re 
rs. Merritt.42,43,64| Jacob, Franz sgiatetselate 71|Johnson, William... 41 Keeler, BO cl aeeeee 
ap no alaretaiatn siete et posit, oe Olneaee Wee een, Wie Geintis iste 84|Keeney, 8. B....... 40 
5 RRC Ra Goa 24.) Jacobs, G. C....... John: WER ts 
ee Carle scsters 73| Jacobsen, H......... 75 tiicont W ic een cane 
ore 3 a WW otedicne tore ; ,; Hermann..... 
Hultz, Edmund ©..24, 26| Jacobus, T. H....... 37| Johnston, B. J...... 45\Keichiro, Kawamura. 35, 
Bey: H. C....- 43|Jaggard, Wilmer...15, 16} Johnston, J......... 54|Keifer, W. R.....++ : 37 
eee rey, 2 H..... 59|Jagger, W. S....... . 46|Johnston, J. M...... 32 Keith, W. EDS whe teil 82 
pomp brey, Oe ee 13/James, B........... 7| Johnston, J. W.36, 37, 46| Keller, J............ 5 
umphreys, J. L... 31|James, Daniel....... 8| Johnston, Thos. A..57, 59|Kelley, B 
Humphriss, R. W... 35/James, Hampton.... 11 Johnston, W M.. ie BF Keller, ier. “42 rf 
43|James, J. H.... 10. 58|Joiner, T. M........ 12|Kelley; vinete 
49} Jamieson, E.8..... - 87\Jolly, ‘Hooper. seiewiefoul (OO Kelly eget 15 
epicon, - ‘ 5: sake eras Aah emabts 11) Kelley, R. B....... ”31 
Ison, | Piiie «sae Ones; AR... seve. aT!) Kelley, RiGicns oes 44 
Pe one Bit Livds:.deis 21\Jones, B.D....... aWh cab Kelley, Samuel...... 45 
es peTROn, Wie Mia. Satie 42! Jones, Charles...... 41]/Kelley, Thomas..... 35 
me oe A = Th..72, e eae - cu ovemiate a ee Wa Va Sasorateee 50 
ary, B. Be. . se... | es DAU es eae : e a Hlichs or siete eter 
24| Janvier, J. T........ 30/5 ones, (ORMNS RS er es 41 Kellogg, N He re 
oe Jaques, P.....5..5% 67, 68| Jones, Daniel....... 41 Kellogg, R. J PA i : 40 
: Jaquett, Samuel..... 25|Jones, David...... “ 28|Kellog Sent a ee 
‘ 3\Jaroloman, John.... 25\Jo D se pnaaaiee vi 
Hanter 7. B 16| 3 Mes). Biv. cnieccse . 41|Kelsey, H. L 61 
oO. RN aD Os Hisrsniel at 63) Jones, Be Ba... ess. 59/Kemble, D........2. 74 
9 Dicrusibeeie coh eene 3 rT on Wi shala serena 5 5 e 
see hae al cee . ene, Gere E.... 44|Jones, Francis C... re bale tack = 
: hehe effers, John........ 21 Sones, Hue Ma sues aie aT TUG Miele at ees 
Board, (Wi Bistee sea oe 60) Jeffries, William E.48, 49 Jones, Henry A...44 46 Kone Be ee 
Hurlbut, J. L 37|Jenk y ’ ndall, A... - 65 
LFereae Bie eee) Be senking, G. Wesces ailJenen, Memiy Wasa 10 Kendall, Wm. Wi... 58° 
| Husted, J.B......7 58 epdind rivera panes » Aviceseees 25/Kendig, A.B...... .. 45 
easton J. Wee ee tenkine’ J ONeR, In EB u:iaigthiele - 89|Kendrick, W.B 8 
lichen W. Ho tenkine’ J. eias PM Sones, Jc Gisae vem oi) a Kenneday tLe. eee 
Hutchins, C. Hoe 69 Gankinn’ ue e Jones, James P..... 12 Kennedy, A. N Vnee 22 
Pe etiehinenn, B. We. epi dmane aaah. 2s JONEB; de, We tie lene nk 42|)Kennedy, Philip.... 69 
 Hutchinson,J.H.... 26/Jennis, C.S......... Jones, Le Grand .... 61|Kennedy, 8. 8.. "40 
Hyde, i ee ea 23| Jones, O. B......... 28 Kennedy, Thomas... 10. 
dyde, Bo L........ 5 ennison, L........, 39|Jones, P. F..... Bieunel toe og 
ae 64| Jensen, Peter N : - 28/Kennedy, T, R....28, 24 
, Peter N...., 75| Jones, R.C......... 16|K IPO hae. od 
Bal Feo psoa ae enney, T, A. 44 
ppson, Peter..... + 73) Jones, R. W 50 ’ ofeibiave ; 
24|\Jervey, W. R....... ” bes RR mle ceeeee Kenyon, James B. 55, 56 
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Kerr, George A..... 60 oe a i mnatl he as a Lidzy, T.. Pt 
ey. 60/Knowles, J. H...... 37|Lash, Woe... ces eee B4|Lightboum, J. H... 
Kerr: Rivscte jess: 48 Ricwles Blt Skee ii nen get al i Lightbourne A. W.. 16 
Kerr, W. T.../-...52, 53| Knowl ee ene pie EE, dae ain 48)Light, 8 pein 
SRE eel witon, L. B..... 56|Lathbury, A. A..... 49|Liljegren, F. U...... 3 
a Bion SD ee Lathrop, ORES a Bolldlesront Mo M.-.,. i3 
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Kessler, J. B11. 83 /Knoxy MV. Bea ies tae a a onet LE Se gates a 
Beeb, eros al Rouppy Sanrccrcc 0 Eawrene, C8 cB Mingle sa 
etchum, M. E. y Sees ee sees awrence, C.8...... i serait oe i: 
igen ae ue a oe PUES AEE > 48|Lawrence, J.......% ref ee 
Keto Ae t.n 0. 30) Roonta, WA") 39 Larrcice HE olbindgnt SisicE.73 
. 8 5 Soa a pers Hamada . 18 Teveraes Wot: ..: fe ngs, “4 i Tae a yes 
Tee Magne marge TANGZ, Je, Skies see ‘ 5 Orr taany . ARAM es eo: 46 
Keyser, 8. G........ 43|Krauss, Gottfried ... i ee Od 80| Lindstrom, Gustaf... 73 
Khan, Mtahbub omar: 30|Kristelier, 8 o ae fe “ Sie haassie a Eindetrom, Nils... 73 
ndder,, AY oes: Do aie alc Poeat bo Bele “ 
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Kidder, D.P or... DN owe esl Taboo be eae a be 
= Knee Piacente a rosy Me Dio. sees' 34| Leach, WL tae 39 Lippincott E 5 Wee o 
: >d. KE... urtz,'S. W......0.- 35 Wiig eee? NG 2a ont santero ae 
Kionast, Heinrich .- 7 Kynett, Alpha G...38, 35 Ee ea es as . 
ikelhan, Richard 42, 44 (Leader, S.....04+0+- eae a 
ee Takuchei... 38 L ae A por ah Ese, Ci ita Te g 
Kipamck, ee a sige Gustav..... 42, 48|Le Bar, Jobn.. Bye - Tae 5: ae ie a 
Kimball, ad Mage a ten oe eae : Soyer J “ft sce Anois aii hattle, Re Muceeges: o = 
Ki Vee. 8 ans a eee e Clair, A......... saldatle, Ry ke beeeye 
langeny Te SEs : 67 Tacey, Ss Piet. ecse 87| Le Clair, P..... pees ve oe ee i 2 
pe prea ee cas 32|Lacount, W. F 45| Lee, D... 62 PANO gs nD 
ok GH Ie ee ae o aie aee! erare drelare: yy sinicia sie atereinyessanie GTZ, Lh we ee ewww ee ce ( 
Kine iat 5A La Cour, J. Wirt 49 Lee, B Jerveesrseess 69 Livesey, Je eae Ke . 
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ing, E. J 99\Bedd, J. 8.00. J004 4: 44 | Lite, Je IN. <s'.kx Uae 39 Briain. ‘Be Ge 
; ay ve are Bae nee se ee, 7 Ree eter 45, 46 Livingstone, I M.. - 4 
br,-P. D...7--. 0+ IBN ose tle 20] Lj 79 Ue 
2 89 |Laine,'T. Neo... 50 Leth, Ba ude: js ltloyd. denn Wen, an 
i Oars ake, A. M......... 95|Leech, 8. V.......-- 60} Lloyd Joshua K....° 3% > 
Kine a oy g2| Lake, D.Beieiees 20 Lest, CH. Tae 63 Locke, x. Lage 33 
eee ee SHEER Gaimahtalieen a0l Eich W Bocesi bee ee - 
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Ludlow, Winfield S. 24, 28 Markham, W. F.. 56 
Ludwick, W. M..... 14|Marks, D. L........ 43 
Luke, Charles....... 31|Markwick, W.. F.. 50 
Lull, Dosen et 43|Marlatt, Josey Ta) gts 29 
Lummis, LE LRA ARCnaS 46 Marriott, ORC RSieeee 19 
Lunbeck, I. J. K.. 29| Mars, J. be 45 
Lunbeck, OAV Eee 29|Marsh, Charles H... 39 
Lundgren, Oarkicices 73 Marsh, Hy ereckicae water 61 
Lundqvist, Carl A.. 72 Marsh; Jiscer ecco sis 58 
Lundy, H.'S. 2.50. - 27|Marsh, J. H.......-- 19 
[piety Mebnee neo 63|Marsh, J. N........- 65 
Liring, Adolph..... 71|Marsh, M. F........ 18 
Luster, Allen....... 11)Marsh, T. R .......- 19 
Wnty ds Gorse r= 47|Marsh, Wm. D...... 57 
Lutz, A alb rad be Shoe 47 Marsh, Wie \ieeieete 66 
Lutz, Set ie eR IAL 70 Marshall, Aik eitts 60 
Lybrand, G. W..... 35 Marshall, OSIWE. te 31 
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Lyles, Charles A. R. 21 Marshall, DOW seis 37 |) 
Pyman.G. Cos... 40 Marshall, divi: eles Ges 61 
Abynehs Oi Waetsasse 54|Marshall, P........-+ 64 
Lynch, EBM ens crave 84 Marshall, Wittens 67 
Giynch, Wal... 2.) 24| Martin, he Be oe 22 
ME OMS tAwv eras eer 49 Martin, Baars eens 68 
Pry oy COW. .6 ae es 50|Martin, G. W....... 44 
Jol Ql Bispneeiooo Cr 11|Martin, H. H........ 59 
LUN CG Oe: Wana eanSe 58|Martin, J..2.......- 61 
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1 ROR ARLE eet 84 Martin, Ue Oageadasa 46 
BRAC. O's. Pion sis siees's 13 Martin, Wesley ..... 38 
Mackey, W. A...... 44|Martin, W. W...... 48 
Maelary, T. W...... 35| Martindale, C....... 27 
Maclay, R.S....-... 19 Martindale, oe , 16 
Macneal, W. K.... 35|Martindalé, W. J.. 20 
Maenichol, E.C..... 16|Marvin, D., Jr.. 56 
Macnicol, Nvkcote 26 Marvin, James...... 53 
Macomber, Je Wek 43|Marvin, L. E........ 56 
Maddock, G.C...... 25|Masden, C. P........ 29 
Mader, Hans........ TL Mas Oni cAs vinsartsiawle 41 
MIBGISONS Wi <2 occa e 39|Mason, F. A...re77> 86 
Madison, 4 id ae 68) Mason, Jin tecsree 84, 85 
Magee, Jc H........ 26|Mason, J. H........ 69 
MAgCe Wie Lis csreslec 34|Mason, M. C. B..... 11 
Sian; VAS Ta 6s a ore 55|Mason, Thomas..... 13 
Waning Ws Ooh ve ’ 54;}Massey, W..A....... 25 
NUE Wao Ea a a 55|Masten, H.C....... 43 
inti, OA ka set 66|Masterman, J. R.. 68 
air ee Siawate « 49|Mather, J......... ahah ye) 
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Mallonys CAD 2. 23. 48|Mattice, Varner D. 42, 44 
Malsbury, C. A..... 25 Matthews, Ae elas 25 
Managault, C.C..... 6|Matthews, H........ 47 
Manaton, 0 46 Matthews, OPT Hse 49 
Manchester, L.O.... 26 Matthews, Preble; sin ste 22 
Mann, A., ree 34, 36, 87|Matton, W.G....... 10 
: bs ie Heinrich..... 71 Mattoon, Vi Wises 58 
Mann, J. B....5.:.. 82|Mauger, H. B....... 84 
tone Babies momen 22Maxey., Aches Gerace 24 
Manners, John W... 51 Maxham, A. §...... 64 
Manning, E. A..... 45|Maxson, 0. N....... 51 
Mansell, ee ae 31 Maxwell, Allan J... °30 
Mansfield, G.W.... 47|May, Haney......... 9 
Mansfield, Cra SEEN ye 46|Mayberry, Charles. 36, 37 
Mansfield, Joseph H. 46|Maydwell,G. E..... 19 
Manson, A. C....... 47|Mayer, G.H........ 47 
Manson, Cans Be: 56 Maynard, Bic Ce 
Marble Mitchell Sv... oa Mavor, Js Ti. Ue 53 
Marble, Wm. H..... 46|M’Adoo, J. W...... 41 
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M’Bride, H, G.......° 86 
M’Bride, WH. 37 
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M’Cabe, C. C....... 43 
M’ Cain Bezaecoans . 14 
M Cain, Wie cceiBe . 38 
M’Carter, AIG omar 54 
M’Cartney, D....... 43 
M’ Carty, J. 8...... . 55 
M’Carty, W..EB...... 54 
M’Cary, Thomas.... 11 
M’Cauley, J. A...... 19 
M’Cauley, J. P..... - 386 
M’Chesney, E...... 60 
M’ Chesney, Samuel. 59,61 
M’Chesney, Simon, 52,53 
M’Clenthen, T. H... 57 

M’Clintock, Le Di. 85 
M’Closky, AcDi 82 
M’Closky, D. B..... 31 
M’Comas, N. D..... 35 
'M’Combs, W.......- 34 
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M?Connell, TASS. oe) 189 
M?Coomer, Mises ee 42 
NEC ONG AN e eriataeiete 59 
M’Cord, Js Hien 32 
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M’Daniel, NeW OR awe 19 
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MP Doles cAue. tice cn 23 
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M’ Don: dd) PuiG@ccwse vai 
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M’Donald, PS Bs otaets Ly 
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M’ Donald, Wreck oe 45 
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M’Kernan, E. J..... 61 
M’Kibben,8......: ais 
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M’Kinney, M. M.... 52 
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M’ Laughlin, A eee 
M’ Laughlin, G. W.. 35 
M’Laughlin, Sic. aye DON 
M Lean, Ase... ose . 44 
M’Lean, ORK OR Anes. 6 
M’Lees, tA Swarts Saha i 
Me WLeod dcr a trsicte 7 
M’ Mahon, Ses eee 54 
M’Mahon, J. T.... 30, 81 
Mw’ Master, Be Wiese 20 
M’ Michael, Wi SW aed 
M’ Millen, BW 20 
M’ Mullen, DD cshye sas 50 
MP Murray, See, Pees 33 
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MW’ Nair, We Be. aes 12 
M’Neiley, L. T...... 21 
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WN icholl, Bed Wares 49 
M’Nicholl, IW. SSsctteaye 49 
WM Niel, Levi K..... 17 
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M’ Quay, 5 Pees 16 
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Me Quoidy ce setsar, oes 
M’Sorley, F. Rha a 16 
M’Vey, Wm. H 24 . 
M’ Willie, Wise erat ie 
Meacham, Bony aces 6 On 38 
Meads Alo .c<se bs 50 
Mead, G. B......... 48 
Mead, G.'M........' 56 
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MeadyeM. Bicone. 61 
Meads Ne iss) w oclee 48 
Means, W. E..... 28, 24 
Mears, J. F........ - 45 
Meck Picdanagc sit as 55 
Medina, Roman..... 74 
Medzker, Det Ounce 54 
Meeker, OR as ets ciere 60 
Meeker, J. M....... 38 
Meeker, Wise bbsatr 60 
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Melick, Tia IN, saints adele 
Melvin, Alfred T.. 15, 16 
Meminger, [Saye Sees 382 
Meminger, W. M.. 33 
Mendenhall, H. 8... 33 
Mendenhall, M. Hod. a4 
Mercer, W. Roky 14, 15 
Merchant, O. A:.... 43 
Merchant, Beane 44 
Meredith, De Biya vase . 84 | 
Meredith, Dasnacwete 61 
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ul, S56 ntgomery, J..... re ; 
Merit, Boveers1e) Montgomery 8-720. 35) afllay a .2000.2 n/a 2 a 
Merwin, J. B....... 49|M ntgomery, T.G@., 11 Munday Jesse...... 4 We Ae x 
Meserole, George 8. ; 26 ppody S ISTAGL <r. Sir 6|Munger, C........-. sen acre 3! 
= cody WB POP Clarets ciesesstis 68| Nicholson, G. 
Hee a i Pe se oigrstsies AG Moore, Addison. sine iH Re Oa a Nicholson, el C oa 19 
oe a aan +, 2h|Moore, Do. o-sci. tS ae qoneer, 155 INP AEE . 61)Nickens, George D.. 292 
ae J i. wees 48|Moore, F. H........ 84|M a hee rae 88| Nickerson, A.S..... 56 
Metcalf, 7 Bett ines 81]Moore, F. P...... A OMe Teaco ae shee Nickerson, = D.... ae 
A ae 64| Moore, G.....scc+es 56|M Seas 3 mle cae Charles.. 44, 48 
Metis, He S.cc00032 SA/Moore,J.2220000005. a8]Monson, A, Bassa. Bn/ Nios. G2. ha 
ler, O. 8 ss... ior re Munson, A. E....... 56| Niles, L. Gos: doce. 
Mev, fy Wes bras 67/Munson, J. O- +02... anlhitlecon Binaouces oe 
ches ae - Moore, J. ‘peas re ar ua Sige ae - Halse, Johannes... 73 
Michell peter a pores «ae toate ates 32|Murph 3) cts al aul aa Ae rae G 
Raph Bay be OTR alan Sg ¥, Hees. os 60) Nimblack: (Oscar, i 5 
Mickle, Scere 2 Moores, fy cere ae Morphy, HM Anes 12| Nippert tore 70 
Addison. + oe f oorhead, I. N..... 27 |Murph a i aren 1xon, Peaueaielee sae GOS 
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agin d. 4 =aaaie ‘Bsc Moorhead, John..... 31 HehN nag ee Noble, C. Bo. ..s+s. a 
Maen, Baio ot Se Hoc a uma C1 EuNoble aR a 
Mlb & dan ae Morehouse, i Cae #0 Tae Jane ae 2 apes WE Do 3 
UD yy ee) Winctehrocisie 6|Moreland, J. F. K. 4 ey (es, BsnOe #9 - 
Miley, j alk > . K. 40, 41} Murray; J. C 5 LNG. yi 
Bey od, «nas snipe visite Moreland, J. W... T) See grnge ot 55|Noon, A......... 6 
Millard, aw ier. aan me Murrey, We Shs. 37 16 Noon, as Rie acres! re f 
Millar J nk iP tok to wal sean ce 4 we aE RGus 22|Noreross, W. H.. aes 
Millen, . er eae 4s Morgin, cat acaieae ae rea ay persion, CarlE.. 73 
WSS ESE eentancss 6|Morgan, F. C...... Snore ne Lees. ds pegilen on fe : 
Miller ry eae seen Ne LP f qntersbengh 1DY Ne 17|Norris, G. W....... 63 
Miller Clarence. eon ee ne Me i Ke metas. 23|Norris, H. 8....... Dai 
Miller, irae oe Giortan! BAe pints eer Bh le Sata, 22 Norris, New... -. 2+: 65 
Miller, aa rea orran 1 A a sv Lod omas..... 19|Norris, Richard... 19 
Miller 6 ae 36 lMoreae WD 19)} ytinger, C. H... 18 19|Norris, W.O........ Bp 
Miller, D. Bess... 64|Morgany W. Woes... 12 N Se 
Te a 19| Morrell, Ira G,..... 51] Naftzgar, A er eee re ae 
Miller, ea Ew 3. Re a hs gar, - ie ciaka OTNorth Co Ro% aloaels 44 
Miller, B. H....-.... 16] Morris, G. Kos... Oishi, BE eta eee 4 
iller, F. M.. srersss—-46|Morris, H " Tard’ Nieolemele BTID Ga We a 
Miller, [a a7 ome. Tone wis o Nerd, qicodem 71, 72 Northrup, do PU ae 7 
ni Ts ee oa wie on net er ae 48|Norton, George B... 24 
Mille, GW aaitiee: Nosh a Daa s He iejeisseras bets 60|Nottage, W......... Tie 
iller NS es) A Ua ad . Sain Diveesceecees 50| Nourse, Irving J...55, 56 
Miller 1. Be WG eo eNaonnG ce eee sae 8 
| ingens"? SHE tka SW oe A(T oss b stetor svg aes Bie] IN Kendo Betas parcels 63 
Miller, J Pee eg nA 44|Naylor, H.R..... 19|Nuge 
| ee ae ince Be 5 ... 19|Nugent, B. AS Ney pac 22 
| Miller, 10. 00.4'52, 58 eet erat Nee Pe @|Nalsen, Heinrich,..- 79 
Miller, i M sar A et Morioe, sae eee a eS a Dies 4 Ue nae Adam...... 40, 41 
ecg oe ee ee ae al, st Ms b8 ool Nutter, ©. iSca i << j 
Miller, z Ww Ce a: ee Poe Altos it GAL ar Nel, a PRs coches ins re Nutter, Be i ae ie 
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| ae ie Caer recht 28 Morse, Oe pos 20 Neer mane sek s in 
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Millisén, A. N...... 36| Morse, 0: W....., 67|Necld, F. L.-s.e-ees Be. sceeaeeaties Fe 
Ja gee 0 sree 6 «Das pee oh areprs alk SU Oey 5 
| ee Oa 45| Morse, E. S....... «. 64 Neely, EE AB. ciate oes 35 Oskeut hur.....-- a 
| 4 ... 66]Morse, G. A 59|N: See op 
| Mie Woes oo ae - eR his cba aa 17 |Obarr, ir C.... 3 seaman 15 
|. Milne, A, M..---0+- v4 Morse, Willian BI. @r|Nef W. Tess ccs 26 ee bay eee 
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‘ian ee o5 alert os ae sees a neil er, H. A. vets 29 Ockerman, Cpeieess- 19 
eee tia We . a iiort lana, 8: Hoa. se 29| Neill, Beng. M....-88, 35|Odell, W. P.....:... 46 
| Minas, jy cues staan one A, a JAMES... ose 0 34/Odinga, Heinrich G. 70 
le mirchen ee ie Mosela? eves a pe son, H..H....... . d6/Ogborn, W_N...... 26 
IE MitehellsG, B. at, 60, 53| Moses ee ee: pipe. Jj nacre 95|Ogier, Walter M...65, 66. 
eee aE Bc.” esMoneeh B.C ccs aa|Neeteg J Beg. ee 
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Mitchell, T.......--- 31|Mott, J. § 1. 64(N ed. a Byer eur me 
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| Sibereen: aie 2 ha i aa. ie set Shed H...... 9 Olmstead, E. B..... 89 
| Moffat, | eee ana Dugas S Hevelp (resists 6-2 59/Olmstead, M.N..... 48 
Moffett, W. W...... 95\Motter, J: Ass...--- 88 Newell, J y el 15 Olsen, Ee ae PA 
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Osborn, D........ .. 48\ Patterson, J... 25.  11{Phillips, D. W......  27/Post, 8. ii caste 
Osborn, E. W....... 55| Patterson, John A..57, 59] Phillips, Jonas...... 60/Pottel, A. W... 
Osborn, W. B....... 95| Patterson, R......... 61{Phillips, J. B......, 44) Potter, es eg ee 
Osborn, W. J......+- 53/ Patterson, 8. T...... 58|Phillips; L. C....... 89| Potter, S. H....: 
Osborne, S.....++++ . 10|Patterson, W. F..... 22|Phillips, N. H....... 55 (Potter, LT. Ch. os cce 0s 
Osborne, T. G-..... 48| Pattison, W. L...... 49| Phillips; W....2 2... 69| Potter, Walter E...59, 61 
Osborne, William B, 24) Patton, Ie Ol ent. 98, 24|Phillips, W. L......  49|Potts, H........ sein Oy 
Osborne, W. M.....- 19|Patton, Robert H... 9] Phillips, Z......... - 60|Poulson, T. L. 
Osgood, D.........- 60) Paul WAL Co es aie 30|Phinney, Geo. A.... 46) Povey. Roxas 59 
Osgood, F. H....... 66| Pauls 8 .cec0's cee poe 30|Phoebus, G. A...... 15|Powell, A. H....... : 20 
Osgood, G. C....... 46|Paulson, J.......++- 23|Pickersgill, E....... 84|Powell, B. F...... 33, 34 
Ostrander, A....--.- 43|Paxson, W. J......- 35| Pickett, A. Jv.s..... 11|Powell,; B. W.....-. 6 = 
Ostrander, W.s...4.. 42\Payne, A.D. e..00: 8| Pickle, H. E...... 1] B2|Powell) @. Wey... 50 
Otheman, E........- a5|Paynes.Gy Ac. l.0s% llPickles, J. D®....., 46|Powell, D:D...!:..:, 55 a 
Otheman, E. B...... 42|Payne,J........++-- 12|Pickop, W. H....... 35|Powell, R. B........ 5 
Gis oe Be ease: 16|Payne, J. H.....,... 41)Pierce, D. F........ 57|Powell, W..W....2. 28 
a eee 53|Payne, J. H. D..... 40| Pierce, BE. B......:. 48|Powers, H.U......0 21 am 
Owen, E. D......... 19|Payne, J. M:....... 94) Pierce, BP. Ko... -. 56|Powers, W. J...+... 14 
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Owen Bree Asie tchotesn « 34|Payne, William..... 8| Pierce, L..... Siveete ne OS eratbh Dice toe nae 
Owens, Dis fe. 28)Payran, J. H........ 26! Pierce, R. R........ 98, 29|Pratt, I. L.......e ae 
Drrcns, To cee: 92| Payton, J. I......-. 54|Pierce, W. H........ "54|Pray, W. T.....0.-. 49 
Owens, J. H........- 45|Pearce, J. H........ 69|Pierce, W. O........ 54|/Prentice, G......... 46 
Owens,:J, T....6.. . 22|Pearce, J. J......00% 32| Pike, James ....... . 62\Prentice, Geo. H.... 39 
|Pearce, L. H.......2 19) Pilchard, SUNVGaee a OG Prentice, Lis dics «te nate ’ 
Ie Pearson, LT. C..... 23 34| Pilkington, J........ 49|Presson, W.A...... 2): 
(Packard. 1. Eline ss 46) Pease, B. Bon < 23 2e. 68| Pillsbury C 50| Presb ey W 63 } 
Page, Samuel T..... 66| Pease, H. Bios. ss... 48| Pillsbury, Fred. C.62, 63 Present, b. W.....62, 68 
TCR TERES Tepe 0 ae per are ee 6|Peaslee, I. D........ 56 Pillsbury, J.H ae te 67 Prescott, Mi Che. 66 
Palacios, Augustin.. 74|Peck, E.W.S....... 22 Pillsbury, 0 Sel ee 5 68] Presle on M ae, 10. 
Palmer! A. J......2- 43|Peck, G. M......-.. 39|Pillsbury, W. H..... 65 Preston, iat coc 54 
Palmer, A. M.. .... 87|Peck, J. K........ .. 89|Pilsbury, B.....s... 50 (Prettyman, A. Po. lie 
Palmer, A.R....... 58|Peck, J. Liss. -se00s 50] Pinckney, 8 MBs... viProtietnan Oi ook i 
Pare Ce hxetern sie eee 44) Pecks J. Ove oe occas 50 Sinckner, GT. ae y) Pric Hig esa foe ri | 
Palmer, G. R..ts~ 66|Peck, L............- Z| pine, Geared We Sk an | Price, Aeshie as or 
eet: e sO eeanio Oh OOK, Wis Wriav'esins ie Oo Pine, James % Pay BY Price’ mat ae miei: ae 
BMers ee as aes Gl Peak. Wace saacens a masicu kt ROR Msiee bie: a ie t 
Palmer, Willis...... 29 Peddycord, Ns 5d as Se Sy et hog 
Palmieri Guido ..... 72| Pederson, Jens...... 73|Pinney, E. E.... a 
HeanCOAast, (Sis..as sles. 35| Pegg, C. Wren. by 49) Pi Sie js ne ot 
Pardew, J. R........ 19 Pegs, Sictstoreiapetes hiatal Piper M re Pa ; i. 
Pardington, R.8..... 50}Peirce, Bradford K.. 46 Pippin Isaac N..... a 
Pardoe, H. C........ 32|Pelton, O. F........ 49 Pitblado, ©. B.....57, 58}Price, J. H oe 
PAE KOP SAL Ts ves 27, 28) Pendegrass, July C..6, 7} Pitcher OePaaen Ms 56 Price’ ie Sento lae 
arker,D: Di... ee 56|Pendexter, M. C..... 68 Pitcher, W. H....... iPro re ee 
Parker, ©. Hi. .....4. 69| Pendleton, D. E 17|Pitenger, A. A....., z Bee ert ae Ast 
Parker, E. W...... 80; 81\Pandietom. Bl: ak waaliiitenpon Bot leet tance ce ae 
Parker, J.....---- +. ie Fonepaokek Gn ittenger, Je... se . 51)Priestly, S....... oy ealile 
Parker, J., Hy CN Bie ce 50 Penley J N Pete 2 15 Primus, PAO tle fe 10: + 
Barker, J. M..:..... 21 Penney en ie: Ae 3 Prince, A...... canes 00 im 
PRARISOT Weenie «s.0 06 26|Pennington, J. F.... 82 Prince, M. W ..47,:49, 06 am 
patker.sN. ©. 2.5.53) 60| Pentecost, T. R..... 66 Eiiiedy Paul.) 
Parker, T..C........ 26|Pentecost, W.......2 45 AGN ide ame os 
Parker, WE... ....'s 10| Pepper. Eh Do eae Provost, P...... +. 25 
Parker, W. J........ 69|Perkins, G@. H...... 45|P Pueklitsch, Ernst.... 71 J 
Be rkrers Cis. 2”: a atieyetie arcs a leasant,, Wm. H.:.. 23)/Puffer, W. R........ 64, 
Pein. Toni?) slbeae Va ee ys Pianten,: Cir Awan sr. 7) Go Ups Wisi Acs eset «, 84 | 
se ae Pel Reain ween te Poinsett, W. B...... 24|Pullman, J......... 5 ABO: 
ike We. (Perry rags 46|Poland, J. H........ 21|/Purrington, W. F... 56 ‘ 
Parks, S pew si 60 Perry, L. P.... ) > 67 Pollard, a Ga aed 18 Putne Pe eS ee ea 49 . 
Se WH. Bee eee - 49) Pollett, Chas. . cieleerae: -GOERVOs GE Wins, s'urears weet 2a 
Pavan Boo: 2 Pery? W nae 64) Polley, Guna seck ae LOU SS AEC INE & bee a 
Parr, WeiD.. cs sess. 55| Personeus, C. B..... ri Polsgrove, J. B..... 83|Pyles, Charles H.... 41 | 
Parsons, C. F....... 68|Personeus, David. ie 89 Seereamng sf hocgiat 3 
Parsons, C. W....... 57|Peter, Leonhard. .... I F Omer Eonar ee at Qualls, J ay ; 
Parsons, F. H...... . 89|Peters, T. E........ UF Eom eee ee Q ti de mse Megas 
Parsons, Gye sca . 89/Peters, W......... ) B fools, ee Oe: Gus we oe igs mS 
Parsonsy 800.0... 36|Potor W.iess11011 da[Pope’ Wane. oo) da) QU Ac Bol 
ALVIN oBy 0; te boe 36 a ae 5 WE ses Reis he a aa +6, 7 
Paschall, J. W..:... 54 ete “Econaedl ; Be pane Wane Wisin. na Ouise ii Ee a 
Pascoe, Ji Me iicc cas 65| Pharo, Adolphus 51, 52 Poet? Daten os Bee S| 9 Ue Ouer in eee. oe 
Pasley, H.A........ eihciss, B.C. a eels Serra cd tet ee wn a Pe 
Pastorlold' sls. ucy | Slnelpa, Brayton M's SIP ede Go GumDY, &. WV ..- a 
Gifeyid, Me... eee poi Piielps, G....... 0000 7k bt Porton, BG.) scat Wer ape te a toes ‘ae 
Pattee, A. C....... . 651|Phelps, D. L117” 51 Porter, G. W. 8... 60/@umby: SH. -o+s. 
Pattee, ©. Rl215 12; ton Phelps: Se 57| Porter, James... 45|Quinlan, J. W.... 
Patten, George W... 53 Philbrook, N: P.. BB EE OSD ait sannie' 29 Rn 
Patterson, A-M..... 55|Phillips, A. J....... 62|Forter, John 8...... 86[Race, J. L...... 
Patterson, D. L..., 7 Hs tresses 14) Porter, Newton A..27, 28|Race, J. P. 


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Rainey, F.G........ 60/Rice, W. N..... tees DOLRObDINSON, S.J .... 5% 63|Ruppanner, Andrea. 71 
Raith, Uhristian..... 71/Rich, G. W...s..... 29|Robinson, T.E...... og\Rueh, J. M......... 5B 
Rakestraw, G. G.:.. “dd)Rich, H. T..... 0.56. 69)Robinson, W. C..... GOD RUIGI IR. cictelssiete natete 29 
Ramirez, Crescencio. 74)Rich, J. A.L....... 58|Robinson, W. C..... 65|Rushmore, S........ 48 
Ramsay, W. W...... Pezaliteicht de Mciiacns eet. 28|Robinson, W. J..... 48|Russel, W. H........ 50 
Ramsden, W........ 63| Richard, William A.48, 50/Robinson, W.S..... 1o¥Russell, John W.... 41 
Ramsey, A ......... 29|Richards, D..i...... 46|Robinson, W. T..... 51)Russell, 8. K........ 36 
Ramseysd. L....... 54|Richards, M. A..... 35|Roche, J. A... .....6 49| Russell, W. H....... 37 
Ramsey, J. N....... 43) Richards, W. H..... 58|Rockwell, T. B..... 89|Russum, J. C....... 60 
Ramsey, O. D....... 44|Richardson, A. B... 389]/Rodemeyer, August. 71|Ruth, W. H........ 37 
Randall,:-D.-B. .. 3.0.5 67|Richardson, A. L... 14|Roden, k Mihai /s'cie'a's 49 Ryan. S. Possess 22 
Randall, J. H....... 22|Richardson, A.W... 18|Rodgers, 8. L....... 45|Ryder, Daniel W.... 37 
Randolph, D. B. F.. 37|Richardson, C. H... 19}Rodgers, W.H...... S6iiRyder, Wie Bis <1. 21, 22 
Randolph, W. F.... 87|Richardson, E....... 19) Roe Ac Mires. os oe se 56|Ryland, J.H........ 19 
Ransom, M......... 58|Richardson John W. 10|Roe, J. L........... 26|Rylander, J. H...... 11 
Rarick, George L... 52/Richardson, L....... 15 
Rawlings, T...:..-.. 86| Richardson, 8....... 70 is) 

Rawlins, P. H....... 16|Richardson, W.N... 61.\ Sabie, yl... sees « 5 
Rawlins, W.S8...... 41|Richardson, W. T... 47|Rogers, A.......... 49|Sabin, E. N... 7... 40 
LNG aN eel Ge ae 64| Richey, DT. s..... 22. 57|Rogers, A. 8....... « 56|Sackett, C. H#...... 40 
HAY CONV RE ate erarane Sis 46|Richmond, C. H..... Sill ooveqerich A Chmig neinicoens 66|Sadlier, Robert A..48, 49 
Read, James M....24, 25/Richmond, J. F..... 42/Rogers, C. E........ 63 | Sagerc Coons ticle 43 
Record, S.T....5...'s 67|Richwine, C........ 12|Rogers, C.S........ 45|Sales, Fielding ....20, 21 
ROCHON, UR... steals nee 53|Riddick, J. H....... 22|Rogers, D. M........ 58|Sallaway, A. P...... 29 
Redheffer, William.. 35}. 86, 68, 69] Rogers, F. S........ 44|Salmond, W.J...... 6 
Redman, W. W..... 15|Riddle, F. B........ 32|Rogers, G.d......+5 11|Salsbury, Samuel... 56 
Isat AR ESR Sarisnnigs 26|Rider, James ....... BONO GETS, diene vile sie ale 26|Sampson, J......... 34 
Reed, Green........ 34| Ridgway, W. M..... 34|Rogers, J. O........ 37|Sams, G. W.... 2... 14 
Mieed see. .b s/o the 50/Ridout, D. Av... 69|/Rogers, W.......... 18]/Sandell, Nils P...... 73 
Hood, JeGs..cscn-!: 25|Rige, J. D......--e. 16|Rogers, W. H....... 69|Sanderlin, B. H..... 84. 
Reed; Je des sc. vas 42|Riggle, C. M........ 53|Rogers, W. R....... 50|Sanders, de Ws oe 69 
Reed) Mase. cc ts ce So Riley. AcE. Qos css. 51|Rohr, Dietrich...... 70|Sanderson, A........ 46 
Reeds Mz O..ccs05 +. 38|Riley, Columbus C.. 13]/Rolingson, W. R.... 28|Sanderson, A....... 67 
Reed sat Ass. ..sks Pol Rin: HS Wieee aoc. 23|Romine, F, M....... 27|Sanderson, G.E.... 46 
PREC M yO ilopclaeis aie 55|Rine, No Wiese... 23|Romine, J. M.....:. 28|Sanderson, H....... 15— 
Reeds Winklic.s siecle sisie 19]/Rink, William ...... 351 Rood, Jd. Ate os fan's 58|Sanderson, Roscoe... 68 
* Rees, W. H. W....14, 15/Ripley, B. P........ BO Root Wn Vertis siciarslste 21|Sandford, C.8...... 58 
Reese, G. A........ TV Rapley IN. Bo sess" 89| Rooney, 8. B.....-.. 37 Sands, 8. Avccc..-.5 50 
Meese; 8. Ris... sco 29\Rippere, J.......206 AGI oper, Ua.).'/0s sere! eke » 6|Sands, W. J........ 61) 
reese: Wises ane 57|Rittenhouse, A...... Boose ASO eb cisiaee 61|Sanford, A. B....... 49 
Reese, W. W........ 33|Rivers, Lewis....... | ROSCSD Aevlemccle oes 60|Sanford, A. K....... 43 
Reeve, B. F......... SAD Os: ee Cae one son 35|Rose, J. L..... veces  28)\Sanford:D, Ace. 32... 9 40 i 
Ree vies, WG. ce sce» 10|Robb, A. G....20ss> 24|Rose, R. 8........-. 39 Eroiord © Teese OM 
Reeves, George...... 21|Roberson, J. D...... 10\-Rose, WH... ee OT Santee, -He was. s ais) 40. 
Reeves, Timothy. . .20, 21) Roberts, Elzy...... 18, 14|Rosemond, J. R..... 7|Santee, J. B......... 39 
PHVOOVIES GAN Micein ave asia) 26| Roberts, Emerson P.15, 16|Rosen, Nils J......72, 73|Sapp, M. F,......... Pa 
Reid: B.Ga Wins: 19) Kobbins, By. ..6 666. 95|Roskelly, T. C...... 89)Sapp, Willis M. nates 21 
Reid OAs: ask 18, 19|Robbins, G. H...... 61|/Ross, Anthony...... 10 Sappentield, A Ws Ongar p13) 
Reidy I. Hess ser - 28)Robbins, J. E....... 62) Ross, C. W......-0- 64|Sargeant, S......... 87 | 
Reiker, Ferdinand... 70|Robbins, L. A...... 44|Ross, Felix ........- 41|Sargent, F. D ay, peta sve 58 
Reiley, A. R........ 19|Robbins, M. V...... 94)Ross, I. G.......+-+- 46|Sasportas, F. W..... if 
Reiley, J. M’K...... 19|Robbins, W. C...... 32|Ross, J. A...-..00e. 41|Sasportas, J.S...... t 
Reiley, W. M....... 82|Roberts, J. O....... 52|Ross, Thomas H...14, 15|Sasseen, J. K....... 20 
Reisner, 8. H....... 84|Roberts, John P...67, 68|Ross, W.....---+-+- 50|Satchell, J. T....... 35° 
Rely eae Ne ieee = ain 25|Roberts, J. W.. ... 56| R088, Zw. ons vines 41|Saunders, A. R...... 9, 
Reno, Simeon R...20, 21/Roberts, L.......... 54|Roszell, E.......-. . 20\Saunders, F......... 50 
Re bhs li Aiea aterere ot = 4|Roberts, F. H....... 64|Roth, Johannes..... 73|Saunders, J. V...... 49. 
AVCUSS Oates slelaicte = 48| Roberts, R. M....... 48|Rothrock, J. Y...... 32|Savage, H.R........ 19, 
Reuter, W. C....... 21|Roberts, W. N...... 64|Round, J. E........ 47 Savidge, Oil a eatin. «A 18 
Revels, H, R....... .»  8|Robertson, B....... P piRound tree, WN. .--ecle _ 9\Savidge,G. V....... 32 
Reville, C.S....,«<. 29|Robertson, J. F..... 48|Rover, C. H......... 35|Saville, W. A...... er 5) Le 
TRNAS Shan sone ORG , 47|Robertson, J. H..... 87|Rowe, H. F......... 39|Sawn, J. E...... vee 25, 
Reynolds, Charles... 61/Robins, H. T....... PI Rowe, H.'Scales cen: 61|Sawyer, B.......... 55. 
Reynolds, 0. H..... 44)Robinson, D.G..... @4/Rowe, J....... ss... 48/Sawyer, Dee UNA corte 66, 
Reynolds, H. F...... 65|Robinson, F..A..... 54|Rowley, C. W....... 60|Sawyer, F.F...... Jase 2D 
Reynolds, N.8...... 40|/Robinson, F. A..... 67|Rowson, W. H..... . 60\Sawyer, J. E.C..... 61. 
Reynolds, R. K..... 48|Robinson, George 8. 20| Roys, E. Figen ae 48|Saxe, G. G....... Ree) (0) 
Reynolds, W. E..... 57| Robinson, H. D:..... 58|Ruckman, P. G..... 95|Sayers, J. W........ 84.) 
Reznor, T.J.....--. 20|Robinson,H.R..... 34 Rudisill, A. W...... 19|Sayohachi, Kurimuri, 19 
Rhoades, I. N....... 54|Robinson, James.... 49|Rudisill, Lewis R... 31 Scarlett, J.......s00. 86: 
Rhoads, Jeie-..---- 55|Robinson, Joseph... 16|/Rudolph, J. W...... 35|Schaarschmidt, Carl. 71, 
|; Rhodes, P. T........ . 53|Robinson, Joseph... 28|/Rue, J. W.........: 33 ce G. Tae eae 34, 
@hice: ©... Fate aacies .. 45|Robinson, J. H..... 60|Ru RDN s «:2)oi0 62|Scharpff, Adolph... 71. 
Rice, C. L......... . 89|Robinson, ; tule, W. B......+. ~ %4\Schell, Carl....... Jeo ar 
Rice, C. R...... .... 24!Robinson, y i LI Ae 55|Scheli, D. M...... or 61i_ 
Rice, J..........-.-. 67|Robinson, F 6|Rulison, W. P...+:. 61 peenck, a H.. 32 
Rict, J. 8........... 67/Robinson, R. ] .J.sss.. 1|Schilp, Hermann... 70. 
Rice, M. F. B.......  19|Robinson, B. E ~~ 17\Schlueter, W........ 48 
§ Rice, MoM... 6. 57| Robinson, 
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Pa van pe 44)Sineleton, Je Te. <r 5 ee an A 
Schneebeli, Johann.. Ta Be a ar 56|Sissel, George.....-- si Soa eee eae Ses 
Schnell, Ludwig..... va ~ eff id. J. #...:-.. 59)Sisson, F. My... 6. PAL ech: Ma tase 
Schock, D. H......+ 25 eens ch ela 11|Sisson, Thomas E..52, At oe re 
Bchotield, oe wrale i ‘Shelton, u.6 th, o Re ees siavelstarolsicve 4g\Smith, Tie 7 eee 66 
Schooley ae eto Ms P ST tanto Sizer, F. W....---0- Se MEN cee 
Peper, Alugust...... Feeapotaney 2 ERO Sesaeae 20 eee Jabs aeae lea ¥e ae vale Be 
Schou, Carl.......-- Shavarae Guo 40|Skeel, H...........- ue we ce 30 
i W.. Sh One Dard, Skelton, Jokn W.... ith, N. J Fes 
ae dé Shepherd, USB sree uf 60|Smith, O.H......+.. 
Schriver, A.....-.-- Fr lehe aa ie ae 16|Skene, Gade. 60 Sunith, Ce. on 
pemncden, Bernhard. bs Sheet Wisesaaee 34. eens i Poke ceteern) sats oe Smith, eee re 12 
Schutz, EPIC... seven ds Ree TAN aoe 64/Skinner, H.......-.-- eae. ae 29 
Eahvate Christian. . : L apes 2 . peas: 64|Skinner, J. C.....+. oe Set, Bao Disab. A 
CU ees Foloherbasn: L. Oe e- 64|Slack, J. H......... ba] aioe tre es 
ee a ee 48|Sherlock, T.....++++ 32|Slason, J. Le... 0. Oe ern = 
2 ean eee ore oe Sherman, CR ete ac 2 ae Basie: weitere a Smith’ re eee a6 
, cott, / a Wigeiece PT (eee gan Nau Ck avens, Duke...... sm ated date : 
Scott, A. T....-..+- ‘i Sonat ee F, Sleeper, AUR ORR nt 26 emi R Sag Fy on 
Seott, Clifford E dstaele mune a 24, 26|Slocum, H. W...... 5 nt eae BS Wee 
Scott wo eph :...... 47\Sherman, J. H..... pea Reh, eee a eal Smith, Sidney ...-.. 24 
ee J rue ees 28 Sherman, Reno 56 ener: e peaked 58, 55|Smith, 8. H.......+. 49 
Cott, J. A..-..---6- zi ee ee 61|Small, Eli R....-+- : : ith, SH. , ae S 
EOLA Os veers; ss Mole 69 Sherwoo eee Nee ee cil Bae es ’ 99|Smith, 8. H. 6! ve 
Beott, J. Hoon -a0n2 3 ae eae 32\Small, R.........05 : 6 Sinith, 8. Koes nae < 
oot, EO aa 43 Shields, ABA canes (84 paling. ASB Lees s ie Cua se at 
ster ite illi 15|Smead, B... ee. ss 1 fs 
: BU os ocr sake 518 : HG SmiIt a. clecksaae-c scaene 
SCoth Ol Wi <iererejarvicve 89) Shilling, erlemediey| dates Smith, 45 
Biranp, Me De sais ; G ASiGmalthie dil s see 
Scott, STR SAWN Sarees rei 17\8 I Of W 14 Smiley, Ges Nees eas) v han 15 
RICODUMEMeU ME Ne lanesete ce 24 Shinn, J. W....... se Smiley, James D..65, 66|Smith, BUS TAR: Fey . 
Seat ae aa 42)Shipe, JR. ...--: 18, 19|Smithers, Wilbur 8.” 64 Smith, William...... a 
5 ‘ Piette cet a: 31 Bienen, Isaac N....  40|Smith, “re openers s ae De ae 
cott, ist te nisl =: akeysie kl A. RB: Q1 Smith, BG BN oe Ale nth, wi creletelatele 2 
Scott, W.H........ 7/Shockley, A. | Ag ihe || Sieh eo a REL : 57|Smith, W. H......- + dE 
Scott, Ne fy i Mitecck 85 Shoemaker, Be = .. 83|Smith, A. te ep aee a ee ne - BESSA : me 
Seri ner, A..-+.---- i = aker Ww F 5. 6 Smith, “Aye 7 Wei Soe ee ag smith, Bay 8 oe vom tie) 5B 
Seudder, M. L...... 49/Shoemaker, W. F.... La ra a a PAC ART Hewett : 
Berit: AeaB ics <n : aos $ Ree 46|Smith, B. H......... 18/Smith, WJ PN a 
Scaman, 8. A......» ero 5: avait 57|Smith, C. As... sc. 65 Smith, ce Lh ae 5 
Beis Berner 49|Short, W. O........ 28|Smith} C. Des vivee ag Seth, WW ” 
rles See Eesry ao) ol « Uvevee Bal . Bs, UE Udit haya 
Searles, W. No..s..s 45|Showalter, J. A..... 21/Smith, Chas. H..... 62 Siig iced | 
OATS, We Wa. . lense ae 32|Shriner, F. W..... eee? Goa ee oslumvtn, Davi sane 

(ena Sac a ee Smith) C. W.....-.. 20 Smyth, — s+ 80 

se ae i sae 5\¢ ‘ FD Ith, Dee eee het erece 2aC. , ones : 

! ere ene 20 Shumpert, J. va Steis : ae oh Ae Sneline: Unas. A..98, 24 
ee bl lsbuste ‘7 Bee) 43|Smith, Di J...... jon BB Snbtber, Bed. cs se ye Ue 
ee 20 Sey hn......-18, 19|Smith, E........./.. 89/Snow, eee eet ie 
Becley, EIB te hreleaie 20|Sieber, ae ae hank if SOIR IRS ag) nee J. ee 

Wpeidel dd. Biss. 48 Siberts, Se sie sary i emis hy Ona ee a es. oe 59 
Seitz, Wilhelm...... 70|Sibley, E.........-.. a ee 59|Snowden, J. Bl... A 
Boa Who 23|sianes, W 99|Smith, E.H......... 19|Snowden, T. Ba..e.. 22 
Seana Niseieae 33 ed Boowieo ede 2Biemith, BoM san: 68 Snyder, Bp se ae Be . 

eppellers, He... Siess, J. B.......... 1 rice ice CR ee 4 

- Sellers, W 0 Bigurdsens Anders.. ue uae ‘i 3 eared 68|Snyder, be OEE He 3 ee 

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Sill, Matthew D... .55, Bi em o a es ae fe Sider res $8, 94 
Steep Wet re Smith: RT Oke haan Sogo, Matsumato... 85 
Se eee 60|Smith, George P...15, 16|SoU, Christian....., TO all 
en ee ith, G. W 37|Solomon, A......... 80 "9 
Simmons, I.......... 50|Smith, G. W....... é pean Rae 
i J. Clark Smithy ds Cure. . 19|Solomon, Andrew....5, 
siete 59, 60|Smith, H. C....... 55/8007, Jy Tas. - 26 

es 2|Simmons, Stewart....6, 7/Smith, H. H...... Boas) Soper, u ne ees ye 

55|Si 46|\Smith, H. Ha... 2... 60|Sorlin, Du 8...... 
~ Rhuckleford, N.D..._ 55/Simmons, V. M...-. 2 s ith, H. 8... 59|Souder, J. L....... eee 
Shackleton, Frederick Simmons, Wa itevs ea 15|Smi bs B darites te vldgate Pea mana 4 
+ Py ae ae are ast 48, 49\Simms, Thomas..... 59 ene ce eet a soul Rea en . 
Shatter! We i222. BalSimont si ea 38 Smith, Joseph ...... 60|South, Henry...... 20, 21 
Bak Cb oe Bolsimons’ HW. OT |Smith, Jie sau 9|Southard, CL A...... 66 
Eoutomterne Coo imonton, J.P... <. 66|/Smith, Joseph H.... 34|Southgate, H. A..... 41 
ee ae ape Ce ‘ot 35|Smith, Juliuaces,,.20, 82\8outhworth, J. 8.1... 89 
Shambaugh, W..... impson, ©. M.c vie. ith, Menon e N + Raa 
Bianuch Granilion 8 Simpson, RD eee 55 ean t £ sbi le facd aye ay mover she eek 2B 
Shannon, J. Y...,.. 82|Simpson, H.M...... 37 Smith, J. ae Epes Ai. ee 
Blapoon:. Bisse 19|Simpson, J. A....., Smit! as oe ea ee a 
Sharp, Wm, A.. ...17, 18|Simpson, J. ks TO co eC oe ata Ba ee ee 
suarpe, C. Fs. jskies. 58 Simpson, J. ee . ee Ye epg nee a Bangg 
Sharpe, J. N.v. css. 17|Simpson, W. H.... 6} MD oteaiere oe Seantding? SO ee 
io eae datas as ens. 7 eee. veeeee M1) Smith, J. B........, SIP TR, He Onnseg le ae 
~ Shaw, C. W. ~|Sims, D....... 6.0... i . Leaeraee ‘agae 
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Spencer, DavidS.... 40,Stevens, G. W...... 32)Summers, ‘James W. 29 
Spencer,Be co.cc s 14|Stevens, J. G....... 39;Summerville, D. T.. ~ 24 
oe cae Cheat o ae . Ets cee OS See Can aeteterctals 389 
encer, H. A....... 4;Stevens, Simon...... 39|Surdam, C. M..... eit) 
aes. John O...38, 40 Stevens, S. F....... 24|Sutherland @ Porte 45 
Spencer, J. W....... 64/Stevens, 8. G....... 39|Sutton, J. ae ee 28 
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Sperry, ee lay Sate 39) Stevens, W. H...... 81\Swahlen, J.......... 48 
Spille Johann....... - 70|Stevenson, F. T..... 21|Swallow, M......... 389 
Spinney, J. Si... 64|Stevenson, J. W.... 69/Swallow, 8. C.....% 82 
a = on oe Me pees eee 53|Swartz, B.C........ 27 
porn, Gottleib..... 70|Stevenson, W.J.... 32/Swartz, C. W....... 24 
Sporri, Jacob........ 71/Stewart, Cosmore.... 9|Swartz, E. T........ 82 
Spottswood, W. L... 81|Stewart, D.......... 26|Swearingen, P....... 6 
Sprague, L. L....... 40|Stewart, J. C....... 19|Sweatt, C. Pete: 65 
Spriggs, J. D....... 43|Stewart, J. H...... SP OLS Weebly Os nwevent cscs 40 
Springer, C. £..... 67, 68|Stewart, J. W....... A\Sweet, J: B.s.ss.es. 39 
Sprowls, 8........0. 58|Stewart, M.......... ViSweet, W. H........ 53 
POCUMIER Sinton sistas cca 60|Stewart, O. M....... 29|Sweetman, J. W.... 48 
Squires, O.......5. . 56|Stewart, W..S....... 54|Sweetman, T. R...42, 43 
Stabler Ts. . .2<..e 55|Stickney, F. M...... 29|Sweetzer, 8. B...... 46 
Stackpole, E. S...... 68|Stidum, E. B....... 5|Swetland, D. W..... 40 
Stahl, P.....2......- 47|Stiehler, Frederick.48, 50|/Swindells, J. T...... 35 
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Stamper, J. N....... panieenty ts, fob ciers Ag Se lvester, J. Boo 60 
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Stang, William H..38, 89|Still, J. D..........- 18|Sypherd, J.O....... 16 
Stanger, Gi. c 3. DOS s IK clictatotes retain oe 69 
Stanley, E.S....../. 58|Stillman, G.......... 49 T 
Stanley, J. H....... 41|Stilwell, Robert J..20, 21)/Tabor, C...........- 64 
Stanner, B. T.....-. 21|Stilwell, W.S....... ED) Mato Dy Wieser sina la sic'e 15 
’ Stanner, W.........- P| Stine; Co Al cnec's 30 OF Matt, ML. <.5's sss 50 
Stansbury, J. H..¥.. 49|Stine, J..........+.- 31|Taft, William N..... 50 
Staples, George W... 23/Stinson, B. F....... Gd Magoants dice retese sie 3 
Staples, L. W...... 46) Stitt, J. B......... .- 19|Taghialatela, Pietro.. 72 
Biarka I. 6c. 3.00 60|Stockton, T. H...... 38|Talbot, M. J.....+0s 58 
Btarke; ie 8s i e.-1s 60|Stockton, W. C...... 25|"Falbot, IN. Ass... 41 
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Ga ese Arcs a-o-si0'6 9 Stoddard,.P. .. i628 . 42/Tallman, L. 
Starr, W. H......... 58|Stoddard, W. P..... 9|Tullon, Wm........ 74 
Skippem UE ieee garters 18/Stogden, Oliver E... 34|Tally, J. W......... 28 
Stasio, maueedo Sraciets 72 ee a 2 sfaicinia sete a peel, Pe cae = 
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Stearnes, G. W...... 5S) Stone, Ds. as s/)o. oe . 56|/Tate, John.......... 21 
Stebbins, W. H 50|Stone, F. M......... 54|Tator, Milton....... 61 
Steele, B........ D9'Stone, d's... der sess 67| Taylor, A.\E... 20, 82 
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Stengle, A........-- 16/Strassler, Jacob..... aylor, G.... se ens 
Stenholm, Carl A.... 72|Stratton, F. K...... 57, 59|Taylor, GeneralG.W 18 
Stenhouse, C. A..... 59|Strawinski, P. P..... 32|Taylor, G. L...... ais AOU) 
Stephens, A..... se. 43/Street, ee Beaten a nee i ejatspeons . 
Stephens, D. G..... . 89) Streeter, L. Re... ... laylor, H. Bocas 
Ste ohensi li Ceneeeme 30 Streeter, Reuben.... 12)Taylor, James...... 41 
Stephens, William .. 29/Strickland WP. Cie 26| Taylor, J. Bers. aeanor 
Stephens, W. A..... 32  eepercd We Raven ye Leas - paovendd a 
Stephenson, R. B... 25/Strider, B,...-...--- aylor,; J.-Oe.. ic 4. 
cieshenial, R. K... 16/Stright, D. F........ 55|Taylor, L. N..2.... : 20 
- Stephenson, T...... 50|String, B. T........ 84|Taylor, Lucius E..63, 65 
Stephenson, Thos. .23, 24 Stringer, A Veena \34|Taylor, M. W....... 41 
Steptoe, A. C....... 23 | Strobrid °, Gee 3 ie aan Fa | Bese eS '6 A 
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Bt teon Ve Jere N aa 58 pont” SSG hein 67| Taylor, Rollin 8...31, 82 
Stevens, A. C....... 49|Stuart, W. H.....-. 62|'Taylor, S.ig.....--% 20 
Stevens, B. F....... 32|Stuart, W. J......- 26|Taylor, W. W.....- . 44 
Stevens, C. A...... . 60/Stubbs, E........--- 34|Tays, Che eee (630 
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Perry, Lee, tisk 49 
MOG ys. dices ae 44 
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Thaarup, C. J. M... 75 
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Ghinkad, (oR 19 a 
Thomas, i Ragen 29 
Thomas, D. W...... _ 380 
Thomas, G. C....... 64 
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3) Thomas, J. CLs... 48 
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Thompson, J.J..... 53 
Thompson, J. O..... 58 
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Thorndyke, E.R.... 46) 
Thorpe, W. L...... aoe 
Thorson, T, M...... 20 
Thurston, James.... 62 
Thurston, Jobn..... 64 
Tibbals, No. +. «cam 48 
Tibbets; Ligiscceamet. 63. 
Tiffany, O. H....... 48 
Tiffany, W. H....... 60 
Tilden, H. Oras. <e- . 56 
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Titus, John W....21, 82) Turpin, J. Byccsnns » 26) Vinton, Py My... a0 Wardell, Wy Hees 
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Townsend, G. C..... 56) Vail, S.0..........5 64) Walden, J.D... ... . 9) Waterbury, Qo... ee 
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Townsend, @. D.... 42) Valentine, A, D..... 22) Walker, Alex. H...28, 29) Waters, D cal 
Townsend, G. H.... 60) Valentine, J. H..... 28 Walker, GC. W. * 99! Waters, Bawin...... 
Townsend, G. T..... 69) Valentine, L. J...... 22) Walker, EB. ee aK 64) Waters, rR eee 
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Welch, BP orcoa ee. | White SF. geek: ae - GUA i 6| Woodruff, J. O...... 40 
Weleh, Joseph... sul rite? S.f2 2000) 28} Wileon? Josepit B.. DO Dae 
Wele, J. W...0.0 6) White, TAs... ge Esa amr Wie eae 
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Wells, Deogesssssse. 64|Whitecar, C. IL... 96| Wilson, R. B........ alec agree ay ee 
Welle: GoW ino cc. 64| Whitehead, John ¥.28, 24 Wilson, 8. A....... oe we rn 

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ce ake, W. B..... 39| Wilcocks, William.. 48] Winsor. NE is 36 Wiehe’ te we: 
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bale Afy ieee wo 39| Wilcox, G. BW ereTeieceiss= 16) Winston iTeeita, 8 Wake ie AS: 
estwood, H. H.... 19) Wilcox, Sie ele 32 Winterbourne, G. ss Wrigl tae ee 
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_ Wheatley, 1 Roose: 43 Willey, Je Bosses 26 Witherspoon, Be ore Mae 
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Wheeler, Divers 22| Williams, CB... 50 Wixon, ChP), es Ae Wright, Thomas./:. 
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White, B....cisece-- 39| Williams, W. H..... 66|Wood,J. H......-. " g4(Yerkes, B. C.....-. 
White, E.......+--+- 44\ Williams, Wm. H... 52 Wood, J. coe. 3, |. 49 Yooum, A. Dimmer 
White, B. Ea... ee. “Williams, W. B. J... 22|Wood, J. W. B...... 4o| Yooum, BE. Hime 
White, Frederick... 42/Willis, D.........+- 64| Wood, Milton B..... 98|Yooum, W. F....... 
| White, F. B......-- 42| Willis’ Elbridge BR... 52|Wood, R. O......-.. eel Yoien, FLOMman sis: 
White, @, Waor.s- 24(Willis, J.8......--. 18/ Wood, Stephen Hi.;, 80(York, Honry........ 
35| Willis, J. S.....--- : @9|Wood, Thomas..... 19 York, Ww. ae 2 
' 41|Wilson, A. B......- 22 Woodew. B..0 cue 8 Toulenseee lye 
SL ee 29 aes oo 35| Woodall, George W. 388| Young, Alfred....+ 5 
Wisp ee 88] Woodbury, J. _... 46/Young, C......ss00- 


. 68| Young, C. B 








Riz. - ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PREACHERS. goes rt 

Pa e +. « Page ~\Page 
Voune, Ci Bazi. ves Pats Young, Nathan...... 89 W. ips ee 3 intaorsn Seats pee 
Young, D. M........ 84) Yung, Chen Ta..... 55 zat 5 pdtu0 -. 42/Zimmerman, W. H.. 
Woung Gi W cic. © 60) Yun ‘er, Gustav..... 70/Zel ... 26|Zolliker, Jacob...... 
Woung de Benj foee 182 : \ Zermait r. TOE alaettged 2) 3 6 
Woungiide Mw ae es 62 Z Zimmer, Emil. jem. ed aves ee H. 
Young, J; W........ 87|Zabriski, J. H....... 58 Zimmerman, ER. r+ 52 33, 34 








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PHILADELPHIA, Pa., May 29, 1884. 





1884. 


Conference. Place. Time. Bishop. 
AAD ANIA .s!-\<1<1 515510 Birmingham, Ala...... Oct. 16..Walden. 
Arizona Mission...Phoenix. Ariz..........Oct. 9..Foss. 
PATS OMAN alsajeisivste n= oS Austin, Texas... Novy. 27.. Harris. 
Black Hills Mission. Sturgis City, Dak, Oct. 8..Andrews. 
Bulgaria Mission... Sistof, Bulgaria........O0ct. 1., Hurst. 
Oglifomia..o......< Monterey, Cal.....-..- Sept. 10,.Foss. 
Central Alabama...Butaw, Ala..-. .++.... Noy, 26.. Walden. 
Central China Miss. Kiukiang, China....... Oct. 15..Wiley. 
Central German ...Newport. Ky... Sept. 10..Merrill. 
Central Illinois....G@alesburg, Ill........- Sept. 17.. Bowman. 
Central New York .Elmiva, N. Y ,.....--.. Oct. 8..Harris. 
Central Ohio....... Defiance, O......--..65 Sept. 24. Bowman. 
Central Tennessee. Dickson, Tenn.....---> Oct. 9..Bowman. 
Chicago German. .Beaver Dam, Wis...-- Sept. 25..Ninde. 
Cincinnati.......-.. Hillsborough, O....... Sept. 3..Merrill. 
Colorade.vennces =< Longmont, Col........ Aug. 7..Foss. 
Columbia River....The Dalles, Oregon....Sept. 4. . Fowler. 
Dakota Mission....Mitchell, Dak... .....Oct.  1-. Andrews. 
Des Moines......... Red Oak, Iowa........ Sept. 17.. Andrews, 
Detroit..... ahead East Saginaw, Mich...Sept. 17..Ninde. 
Kast Ohio.......-+.. Youngstown, O........ Oct. 1..Warren. 
Bast Tennessee .... Kingston, Tenn....... Oct. 23..Warren. 
Pease ono oboocaoe Brie; Ba pcececsckienenss . 8,.Warren. 
Foochow.....-+-++s+ Foochow, China...... 19..Wiley. 
Genesee....-+--+0-+ Medina, N. Y......--6- . §&.Merrill. 
Georgia ...0...+0006 Mount Zion, Ga....... . 9..Walden, 
TLOMstOni. - aces xe Greenville, Tenn... . 16..Warren. 
THO Taw asre.ae oe Boise City, Idaho .17..Fowler. 
MULMOIS ses ements Carlinville, Ill......... . 10.. Andrews. 
Tndiananceeiodses ces Greencastle, Ind.... . 20.. Foster, 
Towa.. Ottumwa, Iowa........ -17..Foster. 
Japan Tokio; JAPAN... ...02+- * ls Wiley; 
Kentucky...------- Catlettsburg, Ky ; . 10,. Walden. 
Michigan........+.. Lansing, Mich......... . 10..Ninde. 
Minnesota,......+.. Duluth, Minn.......... . 8..Fowler. 
Montana Mission .. i . 25.. Fowler. 
Nebraska........+.. . 8..Mallalieu. 
Ne€VAdS 2.5 ccccecece . 21..Foss. 
New Mexico Miss. .Socorro, N. Mex ..Oct. 15..Foss, 
North China Miss’n Peking, China........- . 24.. Wiley. 

N. Dakota Mission. Fargo, Dak........-.-. ;, 2..Fowler. 
North Nebraska... -Blair , Neb.. go . 10..Mallalieu. 
North Ohio.........Tiffin, 0.......-+++-++ . 1,.Bowman, 
N. W. German..... i ....Oct, 2..Ninde. 
N. W. Indiana... i . 27.. Foster. 
N. W. Iowa.....-.. . 24.. Andrews. 
N. W, Norwegian ..Forest City, lowa...... Sept. 26. .Foster. 
N. W. Swedish..... Burlington, Lowa...... Sept. 11.. Foster. 
OiO: samentoeiy issn Circleville, O.......... Sept. 24..Merrill. 
Oregon aaeesicsi 0 .\- Salem, Oregon......... Aug. 27..Fowler. 
Pittsburg....2....-.. Washington, Pa....... Sept. 24. . Harris. 
Paget Sound....... Sexttle, Wash......... Aug. 21..Fowler. 
Rock River......... Rockford, Ts ccc. ceees Sept, 24.. Warren, 
Saint LouisGerman. Pekin, Ill .....-----... Sept. 3..Ninde. 
Savannah.......... La Grange, Ga.......- Dec. 3..Walden. 
§. B, Indiana....... Seymour, Ind......--.- Sept. 17..Merrill, 
SouthernCalifornia.Los Angeles, Cal...... Sept. 18..Foss. 
Southern German. .New Orleans, La...... Dec. 24.. Harris. 
Southern Mlinois... Fairfield, Il........... Sept. 3..Foster. 
South India........ Hyderabad, India ....Nov. 20..Hurst. 
Tennessee.... ---.. Memphis, Tenn....-.- Oct. 16..Bowman. 
Texas. -Gu seem aes ss, Navasota, Texas...... Noy. 20.. Harris, 
Upper Towa........ Mason City, lowa..... Sept. 10..Bowman. 
Utah Mission....... Ogden, Utah.,.......... Aug, 14..Foss. 
West German...... Lyona, Kansas........sept, 18.. Warren. 
W.NebraskaMiss’n. Kearney, Neb..-.----- Sept. 17..Mallalieu. 
West Texas........ Waco, Texas,.......++ Dec. 4..Harris. 
West Virginia...... Buckhannon, W. Va..Oct. 1..Walden. 
West Wisconsin... Eau Claire, Wis....... Sept, 25..Mallalieu. 
Wisconsin......... Oshkosh, Wis.......-.. Oct. 


1.,Mallalieu, | Southern German..New Orleans, La... 


By order of the Board of Bishops, WILLIAM L. HARRIS, Secretary. 





FALL CONFERENCES. 


Nore. —Because of the severe and protracted illness of Bishop Simpson, no Conferences are assigned to him in this plan. 


(CHRONOLOGICAL.) 











OF EPISCOPAL VISITATION. 


Conference. Place. Time. Bishop. 
Colorado ........... Longmont, Col........ Aug. 7..Foss, 
Utah Mission. --Osden, Utah........... “ 14.. Foss, 
Indiana...... .. Greencastle, Ind...... “ 20..Foster, 
NEV AGA smjcci os =i Genoa, Nev...<....+0+ “ 21... Foss. 
Puget Sound....... Seattle, Wash......-... “ 21..Fowler. ~ 
N. W. Indiana..... AtoiCa. ENO ares eehcces *  27..Foster. 
Oregon,....seeeeees Salem, Oregon ........ “ \27..Fowler. 
PAPAMY ce ceeipe aces Tokio, Japan .......... Sept. 1..Wiley. 
Southern Illinois... Fairfield, Ill........ caee m woehostens 
Cincinnati....... ~..Hillsborough, O....... “  8..Merrill. 
Saint LouisGerman,. Pekin, Ill.............. “> 3:.Ninde: 
Nebraska,.........5 Tecumseh, Neb........ * — 3..Mallalieu, 
Columbia River....7 "he Dalles, Oregon.... “ 4..Fowler. 
Upper Jowa........ Mason City, Iowa..... * 410..Bowman, 
Central German ..,Newport, Ky.......--++ “  40..Merrill. 
THOS. «6. zig ols ole Carlinville, Il. « “ 10.. Andrews. 
California .. ..Monterey, Cal “ 10..Foss. 
Michigan... .. Lansing, Mich... “ 10..Ninde, 
Kentucky .. .... Catlettsburg, K ve wo LOD Walden: 
North Nebraska ...Biair, Neb .........0+6+ “« —10.,Mallaliea, 
N. W. Swedish Burlington, Iowa...... « 11. .Foster. 
Central Mlinois.....Galesburg, Hl... “ 17..Bowman, | 
ROWS akee ce eeee Ottumwa, Iowa.. «17. .Fosters 
S. E. Indiana Seymour, Ind . Se 17s. Merril ie, 
Des Moines.. ..Red Oak, Iowa. “ 17.. Andrews, 









Detroit 














.. Hast Saginaw, Mich . cman fe 
“ 





-Ninde, 





W.NebraskaMiss’ a Kear ney, Neb..... 17...Mallalieu, 
TMAH eae cece areicaete Boise City, Idaho. 17..Fowler. 
West German...... Lyona, Kansas “ 18..Warren, 
South'rn California. Los jAngeles, Cal...... “ 18. . Foss. 
Central Ohio....... Defiance, O......- ... “* 24,..Bowman, 
Pittsburg.....-+-+-> Washington, Pa “24, Harris. 
North China Miss’n. Peking, China... ben oh OA Wiley 
ENG ec em acini aiectrcen Circleville O.....-...+- “  24,,. Merrill, 
N. W. Lowa.....---+ Spirit Lake, Iowa..... “ 24.. Andrews, 
Rock River.....--++ Rockford, Ill....... ... © b4,.Warren, 
Chicago German...Beaver Dam, Wis..... “ 25..Ninde, 
West Wisconsin....Eau Claire, Wis.....- “ 95..Mallalieu. 
Montana Mission ..Helena, Montana..... “ 25..Fowler. 
N. W. Norwegian. .Forest City, lowa...... “ 26.. Foster. 
North Ohio.. SA DHRDy Gefen ssccceccnees Oct. 1..Bowman, 
Dakota Mission... .Mitchell, Dak,.....-0-+ * -1,. Andrews, 
East Ohio .....---++ Youngstown, O........ “ 1..Warren, 
Bulgaria Mission... .Sistof, Bulgaria....... « *) "95. Mharsts 
West Virginia...... Buckhannon, W. Va.. “ 1..Walden. 
Wisconsin....-+++++ Oshkosh, Wis.........- « —1..Mallalieu. 
N. W. German...-. Charles City. Iowa.... * 2..Ninde. 

N, Dakota Mission. Fargo, DANK Ze wars sina ce's «2, Fowler. 
Central New York..Elmira, N. Y-.....+++++ “8... Harris. 
Genesee...---eere 0s Medina, N. Y....-.+++- “  °8..Merrill. 
Black Hills Mission, Sturgis City, Dak...... “ 8... Andrews, 
Brie ..2c0ce et eteseee Pinion Palvass ee se recaeee *  8..Warren, 
Minnesota....-+-+-+ Duluth, Mino.......-- . * -§..Fowler, 
Central Tennessee. Dickson, Tenn.....---- “« 9, . Bowman, 
Arizona Mission...Phoenix, Ariz... ..-..+++ “ 9., Foss, 
Georgia .---.ssesees Mount Zion, Ga....+++ # —9., Walden. 
Central China Miss, Kiukiang, China...... « 15... Wiley; 
New Mexico Miss. .Socorro, N. Mex..-...+ #45, Oss, 
TeNNeSSCC. oeseeeeee Memphis, Tenn ..-.... 4  16..Bowman, 
Holston....+-- ....-Qreenville, Tenn....... “ 16..Warren. 
Alabama...-sseeess Birmingham, Ala...... “ -16..Walden. © 
East Tennessee....Kingston, Tenn... 3.. Warren, 
Poochow .--+-se+ess Foochow, China...... . 19... Wiley. 
TOXAS >: caeosexamits Navasota, Texas...... “  20..Harris, 
South India........ Hyderabad, India ..... * 20..Hurst. 
Central Alabama. .Eutaw, Ala..-.-...-- oe 26..Walden. 
Anasthiyailsecae ses eae Austin, Texas .....+-++ a 


.La Grange, Ga....---: 
-Wacod, Texas.....++. 






Savannah... 
West Texas... 








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ANNUAL CONFERENCES 


METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 





| FALL CONFERENCES OF 1884. 


| NEW YORE: 
PHIDLIPS &€- HUNT 

CINCINNATI: ae 
ORANSTON & STOWE. 














CO NE GEN RS. 

CONFERENCES. c Paces, CONFERENCES. : ‘ Pag 
7A ESS 301, 453) MONTANA MISSION.............. 313, 4 
ARIZONA MESSION -.c254% 5.85508 S12, 466| NEBRASKA. ..0.’s..., Sees On 250, 
SSP EN A eee Mein erg? £04, 467.| NEVADAi ess... ke... oe 246, 3 
RLACK HILLS MISSION.......... 312, 466| NEW MEXICO MISSION .......... 314, 4 
BULGARIA MISSION .....2..6..4: 316, 471| NORTH CHINA MISSION.......... 315, 4 
COAIAROR NIA) ac GC een ace 240, 362| NORTH DAKOTA MISSION........ 314, 
CENTRAL ALABAMA .2.07.. J00. 305, 457) NORTH NEBRASKA............... 234, 
CENTRAL CHINA MISSION....... 316, 471 | NORTH OHTQs cet bee a 232, 3 

' CONT RAL GRRWAN 2s occ tens 236, 360 | NORTH-WEST GERMAN........... 290, 4 
ORNTRAL WidaNOIS <2. l25. -ckaes 267, 414| NORTH-WEST INDIANA.......... 228, 3 
CENTRAL NEW YORK...........: 287, 392 | NORTH-WEST IOWA. .cvc... sees aay: 
CENTRAL OHIO sy ss jeeceses 262, 406|NORTH-WEST NORWHGIAN...... 259, 4 
CENTRAL TENNESSEE ........... 296, 419; NORTH-WEST SWEDISH..../..... 247, 3 
CHICAGO GERMAN..........-0055 Bhs 450 OHIOs: yh hw) atuem Ba): jai 269, 4 
CINCINNATI: ou eek Rit 926,348 | OREGON 2. wn. ode sca sshe ee eee 225, 3 
OGLORARO ere. oe Ss 221, 346 | PITTISBURG....0....3. Bea 264, 4 
COLUMBIA BEV RES olin S 931, 353 | PUGET SOUND. 0 ....2: gee 294, 3 
DAKOTA MISSION: ...0.0.0.500003 812, 466 ROCK RIVER. {:aies.. ees 273, 4 
DES UMA ME See nao saeee Sos ss 238, 399 /SAINT LOUIS GERMAN............ 299, 3 
DEVHOUE pertain a2. 22. 255, 348|SAVANNAH...... tle ik eed 306, 
Se | 279, 432 | SOUTH-EAST INDIANA........... 254, 8 
BAST PEM WMGMR 2. occu) ase 302, 454| SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. ....... 261, 4 
ERE een a), 291, 443 | SOUTHERN GERMAN............. 309, 4 
FOOCHOW tiewa ke its does eines 311, 464 | SOUTHERN ILLINOIS............- 266, 4 
GENESEE errs He ke 283, 451 | SOUTH INDRA... aa Bets. <n: 310, 41 
GEOR Reedy etic asst G9, 451 \PENNESSHMe us 6. sd see sneer 298, 4 
HORST oe he es ed B00) 45) | TEAC ieee seed. «cee 303, 45 
IDAHO eo.) 2.2 - eee ee -.- 2-2 =-- 258, 399 | UPPER IOWA oe... ee eee teens ani, 42 
TLL ENS: oh cc ip erat Pa Poole Pee 226 S78) TAT MISSUON 5... .- scene e 314, 4I 
T NUD RAUNPA CE ree Gita petieiters 0).orancteona:a\al oe DOS 6) WHS Ty Go BHI. INT 1.3. Wales, os -caaelNete roc 6 260% 

- TOW AREER Gee coc We G2: ... 252, 396| WEST NEBRASKA MISSION...... 315, 4 
JAP AGIEO, Sathish cheques is f4 249, 365. | WEST THRAG): o. .). ..s leuely Samet 308, 4 
KENTUCKY ...00..-c0seesseenees 235, 358 | WEST VIRGINIA.....-.++-.++-0+++ 281, 4 
MICHIGAN: sf igs cei.). RUE Ne ik nee 243, 368| WEST WISCONSIN...... ?.. aa 275, 4% 
MINNESOTA .......--.-.2.+5- eae CORSIN. 0... eeeees. ae 285, 4 

OUNER AL REGAPLTULATION 412-474 


Pe ee ee 


BISHOPS OF THE MetTHopist EpiscopaAL CHURCH. 





THOMAS BOWMAN, 
WILLIAM L. HARRIS, 
RANDOLPH S. FOSTER, 
STEPHEN M. MERRILL, 
EDWARD G. ANDREWS, 
‘HENRY W. WARREN, 
CYRUS D. FOSS, 
JOHN F. HURST, 
WILLIAM X. NINDE, 
JOHN M. WALDEN, 
WILLARD F. MALLALIBU, 


CHARLES H. FOWLER. 


MISSIONARY BISHOP OF AFRICA 


WILLIAM TAYLOR. 





MINUTES. 





COLORADO CONFERENCE, 


Held in Longmont, Col., Aug. 7-10, 1884. 


BISHOP FOSS, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
ferences ? ; 

Jacob R. Rader, from Saint 
Louis; John A. Callen, from Aus- 
tin; Peter J. Berg, from North- 
west Swedish ; Lindeman Wright, 
from Minnesota—4. 


QuEsT. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial ? 

Noble L. Rockey, Herbert W. 
Swartz, Edward J. Wilcox, John 
T. Pierce, Albert Jacobs, Nel- 
son W. Chase, Juan Sandabul, 
John A. Hardenbrook, Lauriano 
Vargas—9. 


Quest. 3. Who Remain on Trial? 

Harvey M. Law, Arthur W. 
Coffman, Albert L. T. Ewert, Ar 
thur C. Peck, Delos W. Potter, 
Wilder Nutting, John A. Long, 
Lachonias Frampton, J. Pablo 
Salazar, Bonita Garcia, Juan Gar- 


cia, Blas Guttierres, Ambrozia. 


Gonzales—13. 


Qusst. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
Emory H. Brooks. 
Qusst. 5. Who are Admitted into 

i Full Connection ? 
Christian C. Zebold. 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 


Gilbert De La Matyr, located by 
South-east Indiana Conference, 
September 13, 1878. 


Quest. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 
None. 

Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Elders ? 


Christian C. Zebold. 
Notr.—Noble L. Rockey, Herbert W. 


Swartz, Albert Jacobs, and John T. | 


Pierce, preachers on trial, were elected 

to deacons’ orders under the missionary 

rule. 

Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have bee ordained: Deacons 2 


of pri . Zebold. 

ocal Preachers 
1 Deacons ? 
assmore, 











QuEsT. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 


- Florida F. Passmore. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
Christian C. Zabold, John A. 
Callen, William Osburn, Robert 
H. M’Dade, M. J. Hall—5. 


Quest. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class? 
Charles H. Koyle, James T. 

Musgrove, Jacob R. Rader—s. 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders ? 
James F, Harris. 


Note.—Noble L. Rockey, Herbert W. 
Swartz, Nelson W. Chase, Ambrozia 
Gonzales, and John T. Pierce, preach- 
ers on trial, were elected to elders’ 
orders under the missionary rule. 
Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 

cons have been ordained Eiders ? 


James F. Harris. 


QuEsT. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders ? 


None. 


Quzst. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Hiders ? 


None. 
QuEsT. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

H. C. King, B. A. P. Eaton, J. 
A. Edmonson, E. E. Edwards, 
R. H. Rhodes, William Osburn, 
J. H. Scott, R. H. M’Dade—s. 


QuEst. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


J. L. Dyer. 
QuEsT. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died? 
None. 
QuEST. 22. Have any been Trans= 


Served, and to what Conferences ? 


W. H. Gillam, to South-west 
Kansas; 0. LZ. Libby, to Maine; 





‘(These appointments are all in the Sta’ 





J. H. MERRITT, Secretary. 











































C. W. Buoy, to Philadelphia 
Noble L. Rockey, to North In- 
dia—4, hee, 


QUEST. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 


at their own request 2 
John A. Callen. 


Quest. 25. Have any been Located | 
None. 


Quest, 27. Have any been Expelled? 
None. 


QuEst. 28. Who are selected fo 

Triers of Appeals ? 

John Stocks, G. N. Eldridg¢ 

©. W. Brewer, John Wilson, J 

H. Merritt, S. W. Thornton, 
L. Beardsley—7. 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year é 


(See tabulated statement, p. 346, 


QuEst. 80. What are the Claim 
on the Conference Fund? 


$164 75. 


Quzst. 31. What has been Receive 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$164 75, 
which has been applied under 
order of the Conference. 


Quest. 82. Where are the Preach 
ers Stationed ? 


of Colorado, except as otherwise ii 
dicated.] f 


NORTHERN DISTRICT, © 
F. C. Mitirneton, P.E. 
(P. 0., Denver, Col.) 
Argo and Wheat Ridge, J. 
Green. 
Arvada, A. W. Coffman. 
Bald Mountain, H. M. Law. 
Black Hawk, J. A. Smith. 
Boulder, 8. A. Winsor. 
Caribou, to be supplied. 
Central City, S. W. Thornton. 

















































222 


Cheyenne, (Wyoming Ter.,) G. WV. | Colorado Springs, 4. W. Arundel. 


LEldriage. 

Eaton and Windsor, Lindeman 
Wright. 

Erie and Louisville, J. A. Long. 

Evans and Big Thompson, John 
Stocks. 

Evanston, C. H. Koyl. 

Fort Collins, C. W. Brewer. 

Fort Collins Cireuit, C. C. Zebold. 

Georgetown, 7. A. Uzzell, 

Golden, /. F. White. 

Gold Hill, to be supplied. 

Greeley, J. A. Merritt. 

Idaho Springs, J. T. Musgrove. 

Lander, (Wyoming Ter.,) to be 
supplied. 

Laramie, (Wyoming Ter.,) to be 
supplied. 

Longmont, A. C. Peck. 

Loveland, to be supplied. 
atteville, W. H. Greene. 

nawlins, A. L. T. Ewert. 

Silver Plume, J. R. Rader. ~ 


SOUTHERN DISTRICT. 

N. A. CHAMBERLAIN, P.E. 
(P. O., Denver, Col.) 

Buena Vista, A. LZ. Beardsley. 
Breckenridge, to be supplied. 
Janon City, Z. 7. Hall. 
Jastle Rock Circuit, to be sup- 
plied. 





‘BISHOP FOSTER, 


vest. 1, Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
erences 2 

None. 


vest. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 

W. VY. Russel, W. D. Morga, 

ohn Telfer, / James  Clulow, 

eorge Reid,/ Albert Hurlston, 

EY SEEDS, William H. Jack, 
Elrod, Milton C, 


UEST. 3. Who Remain on Trial 2 
-— Jephthah T. Edwards, Will- 
am M’K. Jobnson, Samuel F. 
\nderson, George C. Cooper.—4. 


Jurst. 4, Who are Discontinued 2 
None. 


guEsT. 5. Who are Admitted into 
d Full Connection? 

Charles D. Wilson, Henry C. 
‘Jippinger, William P. Barnhill, 
seonidas M. Rhoades, John L. 
ims, Washington A. Fox, Mor- 
is S. Woods—7, 


Junst. 6. Who are Re-admitted? 
John F. St. Olair. 


Quest. 7. Who are Received on 
_ Credentials from other Churches? 


None. 


© | 


Presiding. 





a % a y 


Como and South Park, John Col- 

lins. 

Del Norte and Henry, to be sup- 

plied. 

Denver: Beckwith Street and 
Simpson Mission, to be sup 
plied. / 

California Street, John Wilson. 

Evans Memorial Church, to be 
supplied. 

Lawrence Street, Gilbert De La 
Matyr. 

North Denver, 0. LZ. Fisher. 

Saint James, £ H. Beardsley. 

Durango, to be supplied. 

Fairplay and Alma, to be sup- 

plied. 

Florence and Coal Creek, 7. P. 

Cook. 

Grand Juuction, to be supplied. 

Gunnison, J. FL. Coffman. 

Leadville, C. A. Brooks. ~ 

Montrose and Delta, to be sup- 

plied. 

Ouray, to be supplied. 

Pueblo, Z. WV. Morehead. 

Rosita and Silver Cliff, to be sup- 

plied. 

Salida, J. F. Harris. ~ 





COLORADO CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Earl Cransion, Agent of Western 
Book Coneern — member of 
Lawrence St., Denver, Quar- 
terly Conference. 

D, H. Moore, ChanceNor of Den- 
ver University — member of 
Lawrence St., Denver, Quar- 
terly Conference. 

G. H. Adams, Saperintendeut of 
Missions in Arizona. 

D. W., Calfee, Fobn T. Pierce, 
Missionaries in Arizona. 

Thos. Harwood, Superintendent ; 
Bonita Garcia, Juan Garcia, Blas 
Guttires, Ambrozia Gonzales, 
J. Pablo Salazar, Laconias 
Frampton, Newton W. Chase, 
John A, Callen, Albert Jacobs, 
Juan Sandabul, John A. Hard- 
enbrook, Lauriano Vargas, and 
D. W. Potter, Missionaries in 
New Mexico. 

T. ©. Lif, Superintendent of 
Missions in Utah. 

M. J. Hall and Wilder Nutting, 
Missionaries in Montana. 

Herbert W. Swartz, Missionary 
in Tokio, Japan. 


Scandinavian Mission, P. J. Berg. | QUEST. 33. Where shall the next 


Telluride Circuit, #. J. Wilcox. 
Trinidad, John Harrington. 





Quxst. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
Charles D. Wilson, Henry C. 

Clippinger, William P. Barnhill, 

Leonidas M. Rhoades, John L. 

Sims, Washington A. Fox, Mor- 

ris 8. Woods—7. 


Quest. 9. What Travding Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
Charles D. Wilson, Henry C. 
Clippinger, William P. Barnhill, 
Leonidas M. Rhoades, John L. 
Sims, Washington A. Fox, Mor- 
ris 8. Woods—7. 


Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been lected Deacons ? 
Charles H. M’ Anny, W. F. Reid, 
William M’K. Johnson, Charles 
H. Sherburn, Geo. C. Cooper—s. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
Charles H. M’ Anny, W. F. Reid, 

William M’K. Joknson, Charles 

Hl. Sherburn, Geo. C. Cooper—5. 


Quusr. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Olass ? 
Charles D. Wilson, Henry C. 
Clippinger, William P. Barnhill, 
Leonidas M. Rhoades, John L. 
Sims, Washington A. Fox, Mor- 
ris 8. Woods—7. 


Conference be held ? 
At Pueblo, Colorado. 





INDIANA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Greencastle, August 20-25, 1884. 


R. A. KEMP, Secretary. 


Quest. 138. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class? 
Charles E. Asbury, Benjamin 

T. Van Cleve, William D. Woods, 

Leander F, Cain, G. D. Wolfe—5. 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Hders? 


George W. Fansler, Stephen L. 
Culmer—2, 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Hiders 2 


George W. Fansler, Stephen L. 
Culmer—2. 4 , 


Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders? 
None. 


Quust. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Hiders ? 
None. 


Quest. 18.. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers? 

F. Walker, John F. Palmer, 
W. W. Webb, 8. _C. Kennedy, 
L. 8. Knotts, B. F. Rawlins, John 
Laverty, J. i. Houpt—s, 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superany 
nuated Preachers ? 

Henry O. Cha 
sey, John W. J 
iels, W. C. Smit: 
Spencer, J. Tal 








INDIANA CONFERENCE, 1884. 


223 


W. F. Mason, E. W. Cadwell, A. | Indianapolis: Blackford Street, | Evansville: Kingsley, John W. 


Beck, A. W. Shively, J. S. Col- 
lins, L. D. Jay, L. Jones, J. S. 
Wall, D. M. Smith, O. A. Barnett, 
J. EF. Fish, L. Forbes, J. M. Har- 
bin, David Swartz, B. F. Julian, 
C. Lee—25. 


Quxst. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died? 


Levi Johnson, N. J. Bill, Will- 
iam Meginnis, W. W. Webb, Hay- 
don Hayes, G. W. Walker—6. 

(See obituaries, p. 320.) 


Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 

Served, and to what Conferences 2 
John F. St. Clair, to Des 

Moines; George W. Stafford, to 

South Kansas; Marion Rose, to 

Ilinois—3. 

Qumst. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 

‘ None. 


Quzst. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 
None. 


Quust. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 26. Have any been permitied 
do Withdraw under Charges ? 


None. 
Quzst. 27. Have any been Huxpelied ? 
P| None. 
% Quust. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals? 


Jobn Kiger, W. M. 2 pking, J. 

», V.R. Miller, Aaron Turner, J. W. 
~} Payne, F. A. Hutcherson,’ Byam 
» Carter—T. 

Quest. 29. What és the Statistical 

Report for this Conference year ? 

, (See tabulated statement, p. 876.) 


) Quest. 30. What are the Claims 
; on the Conference Fund? 





$11,112. 


Me Quest. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has uw 
been Applied ? 

$3,567, 

‘ which has been applied under 
order of the Conferenge. 


| Quzst. 82. Where are the Preach- 
4 P ers Stationed ? 
) [These appointments are all in the State 
of Indiana. 
INDIANAPOLIS DISTRICT. 
Wm. R. HausTEAD, P.E. 
(POs) 


#8 Belleville, John V. R. Miller. 

| Bowling Green, tovbe supplied. 
Y Brooklyn, Jonathan Ff. Woodruff. 

| Centre Point, James V. Moore. 

* Clay City, William D. Woods. 

| Cory, Charles D. Wilson. ; 

Greencastle: Locust Street, W. JZ. 
Zaring. 

Indianapolis : 
Asbury. 








Ames, Charles E. 


to be supplied. 
California Street, John A. Ward. 
Meridian Street, John/Alabaster. 

Martinsville, Aaron Turner. 

Monrovia, John T. Allén. 

Mooresville, William B. Collins. 

Morgantown, Francis A. Hiler. 

Putnamville, Nathaniel V. Moore. 

Quincey, Vhomas W. Jones. ; 

South Greencastle, to be supplied. 

Waverly, Leonidas M. Rhodes. 

West Newton, John Kiger. 

John J. Hight, Assistant-Editor of 
Western Christian Advocate— 
member of Meridian Street 
Quarterly Conference. 

Alexander Martin, President; 
Edwin Post, Professor, in De 
Pauw University—members of 
Locust Street Quarterly Conf. 


BLOOMINGTON DISTRICT. 
W. WK. Hester, P. E. 
(P.0.; ) 

Bedford, William Telfer 
Bloomfield, 7 W. Culmer. 
Bloomington, J. 2. Brant. 
Bloomington.Circult, to be sup- 
plied. 
Dover Hill, to be supplied. 
Ellettsville, B. Carter. 
Freedom, to be supplied. 
Gosport, J. D. Crane. 
Harrodsburg, “. P. F. Wells. 
Heltonsville, J. L. Sims. 
a ie and Newberry, W. V. Rus- 
sel. . 
Mitchel and Orleans, 2. A. Kemp. 
Patricksburg, H. J. Barr. 
Pleasantville, D. Harvey. 
Spencer, John Spears. 
Springville, W. D. Morga. 
Tunnelton, F. A. Hutcherson. 
Worthington, S. O. Dorsey. 
Henry B. Hibben, Chaplain in 
United Statés Navy—member 
of Bloomington Quarterly Conf. 


VINCENNES DISTRICT. 
M. M. C. Hozss, P.E. 
(Pe. 0.—\-.) 


Alfordsville, to be supplied. 
Brueeville, Z. N. King. 
Carlisle, J. M. Watson. 
Farmersburg, to be supplied. 
Graysville, Hdward Hawes. 
Hymera, W, M’K. Jobnsou. 
Loogootee, J. Ff. MW Gregor. 
New Lebanon, J. L. Cooper. 
Odon, George #. Culmer. 
Prairietown, W. 7. Davis. 
Shoals, 4. M. Baxter. 
Sullivan, I. S. Heavenridge. 
Vincennes, W. H. Gronun. 
Washington, 7. C. Danks. 
Washington Circuit, “lias Gas- 
kins. 
Wheatland, Miles Woods. 
J. A. Scamahorn, Missionary to 
North-west Nebraska Mission. 


EVANSVILLE DISTRICT. 
J. 8. Woops, P.E. 
(Oe Chae) 
Blue Grass, John Tansey. 
Byansville: Ingle Street, John 
Walls. 





Payne. 
Pennsylvania Street, to be sup- 


plied. 
Trinity, John L. Pitner. 
Fort Branch, Joseph Rawlins. 
Mount Vernon Station, Joseph W. 
Asbury. 

Mount Vernon Circuit, John T, 
Woods. : 
Newburg, Samuel W. MW Naugh- 

ton. 
New Harmony, Jas. B. Hamilton. 
Oakland City, John Telfer. 
Owensville, Henry C. Clippinger. 
Patoka, John Bruner. 
Princeton, Tilman H. Willis. 
Stewartsville, W. H. Jack. 


ROCKPORT DISTRICT. 
H. J. Tatzotr, P.E. 
(P..0., » 
Booneville, W. W. Puett. 
Cannelton, A. A. Godby. 
Centre, W. F. B. Smith. 
Genutryville, W. W. Runde 
Grandview, Albert Hu 
Huntingburg, 8. F. A 
Lynnville, B. T. Van C 
Newtonville, George Re} 
Otwell, G. D. Wolfe. _ 
Petersburg, D. 7. Davis 
Rockport, £ NV. Thomps 
Rockport Circuit, 7. 
Rome and (il Creek, t 
plied. 
Selvin, James Clulow. 
Union, 7 M. Hilléard 
Wickliffe, to be suppli 
Winslow, to be suppli 
Yankeetown, C, E. Ha: 




























































J. KencHam, P.E 
2.0. == 


Campbellsburg, J. T. 
Corydon, C. W. Woods. 
Elizabeth, Gideon Heanem 
Fredericksburg, W. P. J 
Freneb Lick, M. S. Woods 
Greenville, W. H. Davids 
Hardinsburg, G. C. Coops 
Lanesville, S. L. Culme 
Leavenworth, Josiah G 
Marengo, to be supplied 
Mauckport, W. A. Fox 
New Albany: Centena 
Poucher. 

John Street, 2. G. Has 

Kingsley, to be supplied 

Main Street, G. W. fun 

M’Kendree and Embur: 

Troyer. 

Wesley Chapel, 4. 
New Philadelphia, to be 
New Providence, M. C 
Orangeville, A. N. El 
Paoli, V. #. Boring. 
Salem, 7. D. Walker. 
F. A. Friendly, Presiden 

Pauw College—mem)D 

tenary Quarterly Coufe 
L. F. Cain, Moral Insi 

State-prison, South 

of Centenary Quarter 

ference. 
Quest. 33. Where shalt 
Conference be heli 

At Spencer.» 


224 


PUGET SOUND CONFERENCE, 1884. 


PUGET SOUND CONFERENCE, 


Held in Seattle, W. T., August 21-25, 1884. 


BISHOP FOWLER, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from whit Con- 
Jerences ? 

A. J. Hanson, Andrew Farrell, 
and A. A. Crawford, tron Cali- 
fornia; W. Z. Cosper, J. C. Sin- 
clair, and J. H. Larson, from Or- 
egon; J. A. Ward and # M. 
Robertson, from Upper lowa; /. 
W. Dobbs, from Nebraska; DV. £. 
Blain, from Genesee; L.A. Banks, 
from Idaho—1l+ 
Qusst. 2. Who are Admitted on 

Trial? 

G. R. Osborne, W. B. M’Millin, 

B. F. Brooks, J. A. Tennant—4. 


Quest. 8. Who Remain on Trial ? 


George A. Landen, Jeremiah C. 
Sinclair—2, 

























JuusT. 4. Who are Discontinwed ? 
None. 

jurst. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 
B. F. Van Deventer, 
each, Andrew Farrell—3. 


i vest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
| None, 


Quest. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 
None. 


QuesT. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers huve been. clected Deacons ? 
None. 


Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
None. 
Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
None. 

Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons 2 
None. 

QUEST. 12. Who are the Traveling 

Deacons of the First Class 2 

Lb. F. Van Deventer, J. E. 

each, Andrew Farrell—3. 

vest. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 

George G. Ferguson. 

Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders ? 

pure Farrell, W. H. Zellers 


J. E. 


)uEST. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
‘cons have been ordained Elders 2 


Andrew Farrell. 








Qussr. 16. What Loeal Deacons 
have been elected Liders ? 


None. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
huve been ordained Liders ? 


None. 


(QuEST. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 


J. H. Skidmore, D. E. Blain—2. - 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


A. Lawbach. 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 
QUEST. 21. Have any Died? 
None. 
QuEsT. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Ferred, and to what Conferences ? 
N. Doane and Fritz Bonn, to 
Oregon—2. 
Quest, 23. Have any Withdrawn 2 
i None. 
Quast. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 
8. H. Todd, T. M. Reese—2. 


Quest. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 

QuEst. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 
None. 

Quest. 27. Have-any been Hapelled? 
None. 

QuEsT. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

J. F. Devore, D. G. Lee Sourd, 
Isaac Dillon, John Flinn, J. N. 


Dennison, D. W. Cameron, A. 
Atwood—7. 


Quest. 29. What ds the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 347.) 


Quest. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$165 70. 


Quest. 81. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$165 70, 


which has been applied under 
order of the Conference, 








ISAAC DILLON, Secretary. 


Quest. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
{These »ppointments are all-in Washing- 


ton Territory, except as otherwise in- 
dicated.) 


SEATTLE DISTRICT. 


D. G. LE Sourp, P.E. 
(P. 0., Seattle, W. T.) 


Dungeness, to be supplied. 

Ferndale, B. F. Van Deven- 
ter. 

Laconner, B. F. Brooks. 

Nootsock Crossing, G. R. Os- 
borne. . 

Nootsock Indian Mission, to be 
supplied. 

Port Townsend, J. Dédion. 

Puyallup, G. A. Landen. 

San Juan Islands, oJ. A. Ten- 
nant. 

Seattle: First Church, J. WV. Den- 

NUON. 
North Seattle, Z. A. Banks. 
Scandinavian Mission, Andre 
Farrell, 

Seattle Circuit, A. Atwood. 

Skugit, W. B. M’Millin. 

Snobomish, @. Derrick. 

Tacoma, J. C. Sinclair. 


Tacoma: First Church, J. A. 
Ward. 

Scandinavian Mission, U. -/. 
Larson. 


Tacoma Circuit, J. 7. Devore. 

Whatcom, J. W. Dodds. 

Whidby Island, W. H. Zellers. 

White River, John Flynn. 

J. F. Devore, Agent of Educa- 
tional Institutions. é 


OLYMPIA DISTBICT. 


A. J. Hanson, P.E. 
*(P. O., Olyrapia, W. T.) 


Aberdeen, to be supplied. 

Bay Centre, J. E. Leach. 

Centralia, to be supplied. 

Chehalis, to be supplied. 

Cowlitz, (Or.,) to be supplied. 

Elma, to be supplied. 

Lewis River, (Or.,) G. G. Fer- 
guson. 

Montesano, W. £. Cosper. 

Olympia, D. W. Cameron. 

Oysterville, to be supplied. 

Tumwater, 4. K. Crawford. 

Vancouver, 7. M. Robertson. 

Winlock, to be supplied, 

A. J. Hanson, Chinese Mission 
Work. 


Quest. 33. Where shall the next 
Conference be held? 


At Tacoma, 


OREGON CONFERENCE, 1884. 


225 


OREGON CONFERENCE, 


Held in Salem, Or., Aug. 27=Sept. 1, 1884. 


BISHOP FOWLER, 


Qusst. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

Nehemiah Doane and Fritz 
Bonn, from Puget Sound; M. ¥. 
Skipworth, from Columbia River; 
C. N. Hauge, from North-west 
Norwegian—4; ~ 


Quest. 2. Who are Admitted on 


Trial? 
Morris R. Hackman, Thomas 
Bradley, Edward Gittins, William 
Esslinger—4. 


Qusst. 8. Who Remain on Trial? 


W. T. Van Seoy, John H. 
Wood, Hiram P. Webb, Edward 
A. Shoreland—4. 


Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 


Quzst. 5. Who are Admitled into 
Full Connection ? 


Ledru Royal, Joseph M. Swee- 
ney—2. 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
Fred L. Post. 


Quest. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ¢ 
None. 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 


William Esslinger, Joseph M. 
Sweeney—2. 


Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons? 


William Esslinger, Joseph M. 
Sweeney—2. 


Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 


None. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 


None. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
Ladru Royal, Joseph M. Swee- 
ney—2. 


Quzst. 13. Who are the Traveling 


Deacons of the Second Class ? 


Walter P. Williams, Fred L. 
Post—2. 


Quzst. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Eiders ? 


None, 








Presiding. 





Sees 
Qusst. 15. What Traveling Dea-~ 
cons have been ordained Hides ? 
None. 


QusEst. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders ? 


None. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Hiders ? 


None. 


Quzst. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
Robert Booth, Nelson Clark, 
Joseph Hoberg, James H. Allyn, 
D. L. Spaulding, J. H. Roork, 
L. L. Rogers, P. M. Starr—8. 


QuEsT. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers? 


Wm. Helm, Samuel Mathew, 
J. L. Parish, H. Patterson, J. H. 
B. Royal—5. 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Bxamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died ? 
J. W. York, John Spencer—2. 
(See obituaries, p. 334.) 


Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Jerred, and to what Conferences ¢ 


George W. Izer, to California; 
Chas. J. Larsen, to Puget Sound 
—2. 


Quust. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quust. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request? 


Ledru Royal, Walter P. Will- 
jams—2. 


Quast. 25. Have any been Located ¢ 
None. 


Quast. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges? 


None. 


Quest. 27. Have any been Hupelled ? 
None. 


Quest. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals? 

W. S. Harrington, A. C. Fiir- 

child, J. T. Wolfe, William | 








JOHN T. WOLFE, Secretary. 


erts, 8. P. Wilson, T. Van Scoy, 
Fritz Bonn—7. 5 


QUEST. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p: 347.) 


QuEst. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


Not answered. 


Quest. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$325 43, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference. 


Quxst. 82. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed? 


(These appointments are allin the State 
of Oregon, except as otherwise in- 
dicated,] 


PORTLAND DISTRICT. 
WILLIAM 8, Harrineton, P.E. 
(PB, O., Salem, Or.) 


Amity, C. Alderson. 
Astoria, Walléam Roberts. 
Clear Creek, to be supplied. 
Dayton, John Parsons. 
East Portland, S. P. Wilson, 
Forest Grove and Cornelius, W: 
D. Nichols, M. R, Hackman. 
Hillsborough, to be supplied. 
Hubbard, Fred L. Post. 
Jefferson and Scio, J. M. Sweeney 
M’Minnville, James Matthews. 
Mount: Tabor, to be supplied. 
Oregon City, 7. L. Sails, 
Oswego, Thomas Bradley. 
Portland: Grace Church, 2. W 
Caswell. ! 
Hall Street and City Mission 
to be supplied. 
Scandinavian Charge, OQ: 
Hauge. ‘ 
Taylor Street Charge, G. 
Chandler. 
Powell’s Valley, W. 7. Chapman. 
Saint Helen’s, to be supplied. 
Salem, to be supplied. 
Salem Cireuit, WV. Doane. 
Sheridan, E. A. Shoreland. 
Tillamook, to be supplied. fs 
Turner, W. T. Van Scoy. bi 
Thomas Van Scoy, President; 
A, Starr, Professor; F. P. Tow 
er, Agent, of Willamette Un 
versity — members of Sale} 
Quarterly Conference. 


EUGENE CITY DISTRICT. 
I. D. Driver, P.E. 
(P. O,, Eugene City, Or.) 
Albany, If. Judy. 
Ashland, A. C. Fairehild. 
Brownsville and Lebanon, B. J. 
_ Sharp. _ ple aes 














226 


Coos Bay, to be supplied. 
Corvallis, WV. WM. Skipworth, 
Dallas, W. Hurlburt. 

Drain and Wilbur, Z. Z. Jones. 
Eugene City, W. G. Simpson. 
Jacksonville, Edward Gittins. 


Klamath, 7. £. Royal, L. M. Nick- 


PsOn. 


Lowell, J. H. Wood. 
Monroe, to be supplied. 


Peoria Circuit, to be sup- 
plied. 

Roseburg and North Umpqua, 
Hi. P. Webb. 


Shedd and Halsey, J. 7. Wolfe. 
Springfield, 7. W. Dhiller. 


OREGON CONFERENCE, 1884. 


GERMAN DISTRICT. 
_ FE. Bonn, P.E. 
(P. 0., Portland, Or) 
Portland, /. Bonn. 
QUEST. 33. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 
At Roseburg, Oregon. 





CINCINNATI CONFERENCE, 


Held in Hillsborough, Ohio, Sept. 3-9, 1884. 


BISHOP MERRILL, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Recewed by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

John G. Vaughan, from Louis- 
jana Conference ; Willis Palmer, 
from Saint Louis Conference—2. 


Quzsr. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial ? 


George L. Tufts, Heber D. 
Ketcham, Jacob L. Shively, Geo. 
P. Bethel—4. 


Qurst. 8. Who Remain on Trial? 
Wilbur G. Warner, George M. 
Fulton—2. 
Quzst. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
Thomas J. Tone. 
Quxrst. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 


Edgar H. Cherrington, James 
L. Glasscock, John J. M’Cabe, 




















Creighton Wones, Edward §. 
ewis—5. 
Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 


None. 


ugst. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches 2 
None. 


vest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
Edgar H. Cherrington, John J. 
*Cabe, Edward 8. Lewis—3. 


vest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons es 
Edgar H. Cherrington, John J. 
’Cabe, Edward 8. Lewis—s. 


vuzst. 10. What Local Preachers 
hawe been elected Deacons ? 


Heber D. Ketcham. 


uEsT. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons 2? 


Heber D. Ketcham. 


unsT. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
Edgar H. Cherrington, James 
_ L. Glasscock, John J. M’Cabe, 
_ Creighton Wones, J, G. Vaughan 
5. 
Quest. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
John W. Lockwood, Felipe N. 
Cordova—2. 


% 
‘ 








Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Hiders ? 
Edward E. Holmes, Francis M. 
Kirgan, Leonidas O. Deputy, 
Charles H. Haines, Joseph W. 
Lucecock, Charles W. Barnes, 
Marion Le Sourd—7. 


Quust. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Eiders ? 
Edward E. Holmes, Francis M. 
Kirgan, Leonidas O. Deputy, 
Charles H. Haines, Joseph 
Tuccock, Charles W. Barnes, 
Marion Le Sourd—7. 


Quzstr. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders? 


Thomas M. Dart. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Hlders ? 
None. 


Quxst. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

M. J. Cramer, J. F. Hull, W. H. 
Black, J. F. Chalfant,S. N. Marsh, 
J. M. Robinson, N. H. Prince, 
8. W. Carey—8. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers? 

M. P. Gaddis, J. 8. Peregrine, 
J. C. Maddy, J. W. Stone, B. 
Glasscock, D. Callahan, A. Mur- 
phy,-J. L. Grover, W. Webster, 
R. A. Arthur, W. E. Hines, J. W. 
Keeley, M. G. Baker, W. N. Max- 
ey, J. F. Conrey, J. J. Hill, S. F. 
Conrey, W. B. Jackson, J. I. 
Taggart, R. Brandriff, J. B. Ells- 
worth, G. Moody, W. J. Quarry, 
A.-M. Griffith, W. N. Williams, 
E. M. Cole, Adam Miller, W. F. 
M’ Mullen, William Herr, D. Whit- 
mer—s0. 

Quusr. 20, Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in Open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died ? 

David Kemper, Charles Fergu- 
son, N. M’Donald, William M. 
Boyer—4. / 

(See obituaries, p. 326.) 
Quusr. 22. Have any been Trans- 
JSerred, and to what Conferences ? 

J. S. Bitler, to Ohio; George T. 





E.G: 








MITCHELL, Secretary. 


Weaver and E. S, Lewis, to Ar- 
kansas; A. U. Beall, to Kentucky ; 
and W. P. Thirkield, to Savan- 

nah Conference—5. 


Qurst. 238. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 


E. D. Keyes. 


Quest. 25. Have any been Located? 
None. 


Quest. 26. Have any been permitied 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 
None. 


QuEST. 27. Have any been Hupelled ? 
None. : 


Quest. 28. Who are selected for 

Triers of Appeals ? ; 

T. J. Harris, R. H. Rust, T. H. 

Pearne, J. P. Porter, S. Bennett, 
W. I. Fee, William Young—7. 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 


(See tabulated statement, p. 348.) 


Quest. 80. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ¢ 


$10,281 51. 


Qurst. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied 2 


$7,116 10, 


which has been applied under 
order of the Conference. 


Qurst. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stutioned? 
{These appointments are all in the State 


of Ohio, except as otherwise indi- 
eated.] 


EAST CINCINNATI DIST. 

D. J. Starr, P.E. 

(P. O., Cincinnati, 0.) 
Avondale, C. W. Rishell. 
California and Salem, to be sup- 

plied. 
Camp Dennison, J. Wilson. * 
Centenary, J. W. Lockwood. 
Cincinnati: Asbury, V, 7. Brown. 
Columbia, Z. 7. Lane. 
M’Kendree, J. Verity. 
Mount Auburn, D. C. Ridgway. 
me Lookout, @. Md. Ham- 
mell, 


CINCINNATI CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Cincinnati: Pearl St., C. 7. Crum. 
~ Pendleton, V. W. Durlington. 
Trinity, ZL. W. Joyce. 
Walnut Hills, W. WV. Brodbeck. 
Wesley Chapel, 7. J. Harris. 

Lebanon, G. . Dart. 

Lebanon Circuit, to be supplied. 

Loveland, to be supplied. 

Madisonville, J. 4. Lease. 

Mainville, G. L. Travis. 

Miami, /#. Leever. 

Milford, D. C. Vanee. 

Morrow, C. L. Conger. 

Mount Washington and Red Bank, 
J. A. White. 

New Burlington, A. W. T2bbztts. 

Pleasant Ridge, G. L. Tufts. 

South Lebanon, D. LZ. Auliman. 

Waynesville, J. W. Bushong. 

Westchester and Sharonville, Z. 
MM Hugh. 

Xenia: First Church, W. Runyan. 
Trinity, D. W. Clark. 

-Thomas Lee, Chaplain of Cincin- 
nati Union Rethel—member of 

Trinity Quarterly Conference. 
H. B. Ridgaway, Professor in Gar- 

rett Biblical Institute—member 

of Walnut Hills Quarterly Con- 
> -¢terence; 

- J. H. Bayliss, Editor of Western 
Christian Advocate — member 
of Walnut Hills Quarterly Con- 
ference. = 

Wm. Young, Agent of Preachers’ 
Relief Society—member of Mt. 
Washington Quarterly Conf. 

M. Dustin, Conference Temper- 
ance Agent—member of Love- 
land Quarterly Conference. 


WEST CINCINNATI DIST. 
W. L. Hypus, P.E. 
(P, O., Cincinnati.) 


Bethany, W. B. Moler. 

Camden, W. H. Smith. 

Carthage and Elm Wood, to be 
supplied. 

Cheviot, W. G. Warner. 

Cincinnati: Camp Washington, 

to be supplied. i 

Christie Chapel, B. 7. Dimmick. 
Fairmount, G. W. Dubois. 
Finley Chapel, to be supplied. 
M’Lean, (. W. Barnes. 
St. John’s, E. H. Cherrington. 
Saint Paul, J. J. Reed. 
Wright Chapel, J. A. Haston. 
York Street, W. L. Fee. . 

Delhi, B. D. Hypes. 

Eaton, S..4. Brewster. 

Fair Hayen and Sugar Valley, to 
be supplied. ; 

Groesbeck, C. H. Haines. 

Hamilton, J. Murray. 

Harrison, J. L. Glasscock. 

Hartwell, S. O. Royal. 

Lockland, J. A. Story. 

New Paris, C, H. Kathfus. 

North Bend, W. Mahon. 

Oxford, J. W. Cassatt. 

Port Union, 2. K. Deem. 

Seven Mile, D. D. Cheney. 

Venice, 7. #. Fidler. 





Walker and Union, J. L. Shively. 

Winton Place, I. Le Sourd. 

CU. H. Payne, President of ‘Ohio 
Wesleyan University—member 
of Saint Paul Quarterly Conf. 

R. S. Rust, Corresponding Secre- 
tary of Freedman’s Aid Society 
—member of Saint Paul Quar- 
terly Conference. 

Asbury Lowrey, Editor of ‘‘ Divine 
Life’’—member of Saint Paul 
Quarterly Conference. 


DAYTON DISTRICT. 
T. 8. Cowpsn, P.E. 
(P. 0., Dayton, 0.) 


Addison, H. Miller. 

Brandt, to be supplied. 

Concord, to be supplied. 

Dayton: Davisson Church, S. D. 

Clayton. 

Grace Church, &. A. Rust. 
Raper Church, J. NV. Lrwin. 
Saint Paul, Thomas Collett. 
Trinity, Z. F. Young. 

Ebenezer, to be supplied. 

Fairfield, A. D. Raleigh. 

Franklin, 2. #. Smith. 

Germantown and West Carroll- 
ton, J. J. M’Cabe. 

Gordon, £. £. Holmes. 

Lewisburg, 2. C. Smith. 

Lockington, #. MW. Kirgan. 

Miamisburg, S. Weeks. 

Middletown, J. &. Shannon. 

Monroe, W. H. Sutherland. 

New Carlisle, L. /. Van Cleve. 

North Hampton, J. HZ. Davis. 

Piqua: Grace Church, J. P. Shultz. 
Green Street, A. Bowers. 

Red Lion aud Springborough, J. 
G. Vaughan. 

Saint Paris and Lena, J. #. Sent- 
man. 

Tippecanoe City, H. C. Weakley. 

Troy: Mulberry St., 2. 7. Wells. 

Troy Circuit, 1. Kauffman. 

Winchester and Enterprise, Z. 
Stokes. 


SPRINGFIELD DISTRICT. 
A. N. Spar, P.E. 
(P, O., Springfield, O.) 


Catawba, C. F. Gowdy. 
Cedarville, J. G. Black. 
Centreville, J. W. Mason. 
East Liberty, J. 2. Hunter. 
Enon, to be supplied. 
Jamestown, G. W. Kelley. 
King’s Creek, to be supplied. 
Mechanicsburg, MW. UM. Kugler. 
Mutual, J. ¢. Lolton. 
Mingo, G. H. Kennedy. 
Moorfield, to be supplied. 
New Jasper, H, M. Keck. 
North Lewisburg, W. Y. Shannon. 
South Charleston, 2. Burdsall. 
South Charleston Circuit, Creigh- 
ton Wones. 
Springfield: Central Church, A. 
B. Leonard. 
High Street, J. / Marlay. 
Saint Paul, H. Tuckley. 
Tremont City, J. W. Gaddis, 





_| Jacksonville, to be supplied. 


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Urbana: First Church, / G. 
Mitchell, 
Grace Church, 7.) H. Pearne. 
Union, /Z. Witham. 
Yellow Springs, A. Hamilton. 
L. D, M Cabe, Professor in Ohio 
Wesleyan University—member 
of High Street Quarterly Conf. 


HILLSBOROUGH DISTRICT. 
J. Pearson, P.E. 
(P,,0., Hillsborough, 0.) 


Belfast, to be supplied. 

Blanchester and Butlerville, H. D. 
Ketcham, 

Clarksville, W. J. Baker. 

Goshen, J. /. M Colm. 

Greenfield, J. P. Porter. 

Hillsborough, C. W. Ketcham. 

Hillsborough Circuit, S. W. Zd- 

miston. 

Leesburg, J. 22K. Shultz. 

Lexington and Vienna, J. 8. Pum- 
phrey. 

Lynebburg, A. D. Maddox. 

Martinsville, J. W. Luecock. 

New Boston and Newtonville, Z. 
M. Davis. 

Rainsborough, J. H. Middleton, 

Sabina and Brownsville, D. A. 
IP Colm. 

Sinking Springs, @. J. Wells. 

Sugartree Ridge, J, L. Gregg. 

Wilmington, /. Stephenson. 

Winchester, 7. Candy. 

J. F. Loyd, President of Hills- 
borough Female College—mem- 
ber of Hillsborough Quarterly 
Conference. : 






RIPLEY DISTRICT. 
8. B.Smiru, P.E. | 
(P. O., Bethel, 0.) 


Aberdeen, J. S. Whitney. 
Amelia, HZ. C, Middleton. 
Bantam, Z. P. James. | 
Bethel and Laurel, UM. P. Zink. 
one to be supplied. 
Blue Creek, to be supplied. 
Chilo, G. P. Bethel. 
Decatur, W. P. Jackson. 
Feesburg, G. WM. Hdgar. 
Felicity, John Vance. 
Georgetown, H. D. Rice. 


Manchester, DL. O. Deputy. 

Marathon, G. W. Fee. 

Moscow, W. &. Watson. 

Mount Orab and Sardinia, G. M 
Fulton. 

New Richmond, J. 7. Bail. 

Olive Branch, £. Hypes. 

Ripley, #7. MZ. Clemans. 


| West Union, Willis Palmer. 


Williamsburg, S. Bb. Ricketts. . 
C0. W. Drees, Superintendent of 
Missions in Mexico. 


Felipe N. Cordova, Missionary in 
Mexico. 
Quzsr. 38. Where shall the next 
Conference be held? 
At Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, O. 


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‘ NORTH-WEST INDIANA CONFERENCE, 1884. 


NORTH-WEST INDIANA CONFERENCE, 


' #¥eld in Attica, Ind., Aug. 27-Sept. 1, 1884. 


BISHOP FOSTER, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Jerences ? 
John H. Wilson, from Central 
Ohio. 


Qusst. 2. Who are Admitied on 
Trial ? 

W. B. Warren, John S. Wright, 
Samuel B. Grimes, Nimrod F. 
Jenkins, James T. Abbott, Hi- 
ranuma Sakaye, Findley D. New- 
house—7. 

Quest. 38. Who Remam on Trial? 

Levings H. Brindle, Samuel L. 
Brengle—2. 

Quast. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 


Qusst. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 
William H. Broomfield, James 
W. Shell, William H. Vance, Da- 
vid A. Rodgers, Richard 8. Mar- 
tin, Jasper I. M’Coy, H. Kosaka, 
Merritt F. Stright—s. 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None. 


Quest. 7. Who are Received on 
| Ovedentials from other Churches ? 


Benjamin F. Ivy. 


Qurst. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
James W. Shell, W. H. Vance, 

Richard §. Martin, Jasper I. 

M’Coy—4. 

Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
James W. Shell, W. H. Vance, 

Richard §. Martin, Jasper I. 

M’Coy—4. 

Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 

have been elected Deacons? 
Pleasant Winston, Edwin A. 

Shell—2, 

Qunst. 11. What Local Preachers 

have been ordained Deacons ? 


Pleasant Winston, Edwin A. 
. Shell—2. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
William H. Broomfield, James 
W. Shell, William H. Vance, Da- 
vid A. Rodgers, Richard 8. Mar- 
tin, Jaspér I. M’Coy, H. Kosaka, 
Merritt F. Stright—s. 

QuEST. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
Worley B. Slutz. 

Quust. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders ? 

John J. Claypole, William P. 











Hargrave, George W. ‘Switzer, 
Lewis 8. Smith, Joseph S. White, 
William H. Mehaffey—6. 


QuEst. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Eiders? 
John J. Claypole, William P. 
Hargrave, George Switzer, 
Lewis 8. Smith, Joseph 8. White, 
William H. Mehaftey—6. 


QuEst. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders? 
None. 


Quust 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders? 
None. 


Qusst. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

G. A. Blackstock, J. W. T. 
M’Mullen, J. M. Jackson, J. E. 
Steele, Samuel Godfrey, B. W. 
Smith, G. J. Vaught, H. C. Neal, 
J. T. Stafford—9. 


QuEstT. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ¢ 

D. Shonkweiler, J. B. Gray, 
J. Sparks, G. Guild, W. J. 
Forbes, J. J. Stallard, J. M. 
Stallard, T. C. Hackney, M. 
Wood, M. H. Wood, 8. T. Cooper, 
G. W. Stafford, F. Taylor, B. H. 
Bradbury, W. Beckner, H. B. 
Ball, C. B. Mock, P. Wiley, L. 
Nebeker, C. B. Heath, D. W. 
Risher, T. E. Webb, 8. M. Hays, 
W. W. Jones, Nelson Green, 
James Johnson, C. 8. Burg- 
ner—27, 


Quust. 20, Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined 2 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 
Quest. 21. Have any Died ? 


Michael Johnson, Edwin A. 
Andrews—2. 


(See obituaries, p. 320.) 


Qouzst. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences ? 


Charles #. Lewés, to Iowa. 


Quust. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 
Qusst. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 
Samuel Swartz, C. A. Stallard 


QuEST. 25. Have any been Located? 
None. 


QuEST. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges? 


: None. 





J. C. REED, Secretary. 


Qusst, 27. Have any been Hupelled ? 
None. 


Quzst. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 
J. L. Smith, J. C. Reed, Sam- 
uel Beck, A. A. Gee, C. A. Brook, 
R..D. Utter, G. M. Boyd—7. 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 366.) 


Quest. 80. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$8,500. 


QuEsT. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 


$1,870, 
which has been applied under 
order of the Conterence. 


QuEst. 82. Where are the Preach- - 
ers Stationed ? 


(These appointments are all in the State 
of Indiana.] 


CRAWFORDSVILLE DIST. 
J. W. Greene, P. E. 
(P. O., Crawfordsville.) 


Clermont, W. B. Warren. 
Coatsville, Luhw Mason. 
Covington, J. L. Boyd. 
Crawfordsville, S. B. Town. 
Crawfordsville Cireuit, 2. W. Law- 
hon. ; 
Danville, J. H. Hull. 
Hillsborough, to be supplied. 
Jamestown, J. L. Smith. 
Ladoga, J. Mf. Stafford. 
Mace, J. B. Combs. 
Newtown, W. F. Clark. 
Perrysville, W. P. Hargrave. , 
Plainfield, A. H. Dunlavy. 
Pleasant Hill, J. A, Maxwell. 
Romney, LZ. &. Smith, one to be 
supplied. ; 
Shawnee Mound, @. W. Switzer. 
State Line, Whitefield Hall. 
West Lebanon and Marshfield, 4. 
L. Green. 
Yountsville, A. Wood. 
R. D. Utter, Agent on behalf of 
the Endowment Fund of De 
Pauw University. 


FRANKFORT DISTRICT. 
Tuomas Mrrenpiru, P.E. 
(P. O,, Frankfort.) 


Bringhurst, J. S. White. 
Burlington, 7. F. Drake. 
Burnettsville, to be supplied. 
‘Camden, D. A. Rodgers, 
Clark’s Hill, Henry Vencill. 
Colfax, A. W. Wood. 


Dayton and Mulberry, D. K. Tin-~ 
dall. : ; 


2 


NORTH-WEST INDIANA CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Delphi, D. M. Wood. 
Frankfort, J. VW. Beard. 
Kewana, J. C. Martin. 
Kirklin, J. 8. Wright. 
Lebanon, Allen Lewis. 
Lebanon Circuit, to be supplied. 
Logansport, L. H. Brindle. 
Michigantown, J. H. Harmon. 
Pittsburg, to be supplied. 
Rossville, J. W. Shell. 
Stockwell, Frank Mikels. 
Thorntown, J. W. Harris. 
Whitestown, to be supplied. 
Winnemac, F, Coa. 

- Zionsville, J. /. M’ Daniel. 


GREENCASTLE DISTRICT. 
, L. C. Bucxizs, P.E. 
(P. 0., Greencastle.) 


Annapolis and Montezuma, B. P. 


Loy. 

Bainbridge, J. H. Wright. 

Bellmore, Jesse Hiil. 

Brazil, H. MW. Middleton. 

Carbon, to be supplied. 

Clinton, D. P. MW’ Clain. 

Greencastle: College Avenue, J. 
H. Cissel. 

Harmony and Knightsville, to be 
supplied. 

Harveysburg, 2. H. Calvert. 

Morton, -/. J. Claypool. 

Newport, John Harrison. 

Rockville and Mount Olivet, Z. S. 
Buckles. 

Russe]lville, W. Prettyman. 

Sandford, W. A. Smith. 

Summit Grove, #. 2. Johnson. 

Terre Haute: Asbury, S. Beck. 
Centenary, A. Kummer. 


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Terre Haute Circuit, O. C. Haskell. | Rensselaer Circuit, to be supplied, 


Waveland, J. H. Hollingsworth. 

H. A. Gobin, Professor in De 
Pauw University —member of 
College Avenue Quarterly Con- 
ference. ist 

T. B. Wood and J. R. Wood, Mis- 
sionaries to South America. 


| W._C. Davisson, H. Kosaka, and 


Hiranuma Sakaye, Missionaries 
to Japan. 


LA FAYETTE DISTRICT. 
J. H. Cuarpoon, P.E. 
(P. 0., La Fayette.) 


Ambia, W. H. Broomfield. 

Attica, S. P. Colvin. 

Battle Ground, W. B. Slutz. 

Boswell, W. H. Mehaffey. 

Brook, to be supplied. 

Brookston, N. M. Jenkins. 

Fowler and Karl Park, J. 2. New- 
house. 

Goodland, H. NV. Ogden. 

Kentland, 4 H. Siddall. 

La Fayette: Congress Street and 
Chauncey, W. Graham. 
Ninth Street, W. R. Mikels. 

Trinity, H. A. Buchtel. 
La Fayette Cireuit, J. I. M’Coy. 
Lowell, W. Crapp. 
Medarysville, to be supplied. 
Monon, to be eae 
Monticello, W. P. ey 
Montmorency, David Handley. 
Morocco, J. T. Abbott. 
Oxford, &. B. Woodson. 
Pine Village, J. J. Thompson. 
Remington, W. H. Vance. 
Rensselaer, 7. C. Webster. 


Rose Lawn, to be supplied. 
Wea, R. S. Martin. 
Wilhamsport, J. A. Cullen. 


LA PORTE DISTRICT. 
F. M. Pavey, P.E, 
(P. O., La Porte.) 


Argos, to be supplied. 

Chesterton, to be supplied. 

Crown Point, G. R. Streeter. 

Door Village, A. B. Bruner. 

Hammond, to be supplied. 

Hebron, M. F. Stright. —— 

La Porte, Isaac Dale. 

La Porte Circuit, R. H. Sanders. 

Marmout, to be supplied. 

Michigan City, J. A. Clearwaters. 

New Carlisle, O. R. Beebe. 

North Judson, to be supplied. 

North Liberty, D. S. Morrison. 

Plymouth, A. A. Gee. 

Rochester, J. C. Reed. 

Rolling Prairie, J. B. Smith. 

South Bend: First Church, W. H. 
Hickman. 

Michigan Street Church, @. W. 
Lower. 
Milburn Memorial Chapel, J. Z. 

Wilson. 


South Bend Circuit, 8. B. Grimes. _ 


Valparaiso, C. A. Lrooke. 

Walkerton, A. J. Clifton. 

Westville, G. M. Boyd. 

Wheeler, J. W. Loder. 

W. G@. Vessels, Missionary to West 
Nebraska. 


Quzst. 83. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 
At Valparaiso. 





SAINT LOUIS GERMAN OO 


Held in Pekin, Ill, Sept. 3-7, 1884. 


BISHOP NINDE, 


Qurst. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

Ernst F. Stroeter, from North- 
west German. 


QuEsT. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 
Frederick L. Mable, Henry 
Miller, Theophilus Kies, Henry 
F. Miller, John P. Wagner—d. 


Qusst. 3. Who Remain on Trial ? 

Christian C. Stahmann, Jacob 
F. Froeschle, Gottlieb Hurni, 
August Bueltemann, John B. 
Schwietert—s, 


Quzst. 4, Who are Discontinued ? 
Balthazar W. Scheurer. 


Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Pull Connection? 
August Koewing, Emil H. 
Baab, John C. Rapp, Franz 
Piehler, William Sipfle—é, 


Presiding. 





Qusst. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None. 
Quzst. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 

None. 

Quzst. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
John C. Rapp, Franz Piehler, 

William Sipfle—2. 

Qusst. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons 2 
John ©. Rapp, Franz Piehler, 

William Sipfle—s3. 

Quxst. 10. What Local Preachers 

have been elected Deacons ? 
‘ None. 

Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons 2 
None. 

Quest, 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 


John C. Rapp, Franz Piehler, 
William Sipfle—3. 


WM. KOENEKE, Secretary. 


QUEST. 18. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 


George Hildenstein, John M. 
Rhode, William CC. Schultze, 
Philip Gruenewald—4. 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Hiders ? 


None. 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders ? 


None. 


QuEST. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Hiders ? 


None. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Hides ? 


None. 


QuzsT. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
Frederick Heintz, C. Pleisch 


230 


QussT. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

E. R. Imsber, George W. Reitz, 
J. Baab, C. Bonn, J. Koeck, C. 
Bernreuter, J. J. Young, H. Han- 
kemeyer, J. Feiscl, P. Kuhl, R. 
J. Tillmann, C. Steinmeier, Will- 
iam Kleinschmidt, G. Bonn, Pe- 
ter Heiner—15. 


QuEST. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 

This was strictly done, as the 

name of each Preacher was called 





in open Conference. 


QusEst. 21. Have any Died? 
G. Boeshanz, John Ritter—2. 
(See obituaries, p. 845.) 


QUEST. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 


Henry Diener, to Southern 
German. 
Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 
Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own Request ? 
J. P. Faust. 


Quest. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 


QuEsT. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 
None. 

Quest. 27. Haveany been Expelled ? 

None. 


QuzEsT. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

C. Holtcamp, J. L. G. Barth, 
C. 8. Becker, F. L. Litzeroth, J. 
M. De Wein, M. Schnierle, E. C. 
Margoret—7. 


Quzst. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 


(See tabulated statement, p. 351.) 


QuEst. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund 2 


$3,000. 


QuEst. 31. What has been received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$1,884 48, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference. 


Qusst. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


[These appointments are allin the State 
of Missouri, except as otherwise indi 
cated,] 


SAINT LOUIS DISTRICT. 
GzoreEe Enzerorn, P.E. 
(P. 0., Saint Louis.) 
Baldwin, J. H. Thomas. 
Beaufort, Henry Flottman. 


2? 


Berger, Henry Vashall. 

Big Spring, C. Mardorf. 

Bland, John M. Rhode. 

De Soto, H. Schleuter. 

Drake, Frederick Koenig. 

Farmington, H. Balke. 

Hermann, A. Koewing. - 

Hopewell, H. Brinkmever. 

Jamestown, Frederick Rock. 

Jefferson City, to be supplied. 

Morrison, Henry Miller. 

Mount Vernon, George Hilden- 
stein. 

New Melle, J. F. Froeschle. 

Saint Charles, C. C. Stahmann. 

Saint Louis: City Mission, Philip 

Hehmer. 

Eighth Street, OC. Kodenberg. 
Warren Street, C. Holtcamp. 
Wash Street, P. W. Jacoby. 

Warren, J. J. Sandmeyer. 

Warrenton, William Koeneke. . 

H, A. Koch, President; J. LZ. Kess- 
ler, J. M. Rinkel, H. F. Strocter, 
Professors, in Central Wesleyan 
College —members of Warren- 
ton Quarterly Conference. 

0. F. Schlinger, Superintendent of 
Orphan Asylum — member of 
Warrenton Quarterly Conf. 


BELLEVILLE DISTRICT. 
J. H. Hizmxs, P.-E. 
(P. O., Belleville, Ill.) 


Altamont, (Ill.,) W. C. Schultze. 
Alton, (Ill.,) H. Schuetz. 
Appleton, G. Hurni. 

Belleville, (Ill.,) W. Schuetz. 
Bible Grove, (iil.,) August Buelte- 
mann. 

Boody, (Ill.,) C. Bhilert. 

Brighton, (Til.,) J. Wanner. 

Bunker Hill and Fosterburg, (Ill.,) 
H, PF. Koeneke. 

Cape Girardeau, (Ill.,) # Scoffra- 
gen. 

Chester, (Ill.,) C_ Wehrman. 

Decatur, (Ill.,) Wiltiam Schoenig. 

Edwardsville, (Ill.,) W. Wilkening. 

Ellis Grove, (Ill.,) Theophilus 
Kies. 

Highland, (Ill.,) H. Ziegler. 

Jackson, MZ, C. Nue&zmann. 

Mascoutah, (Ill.,) HZ. Lahrmann. 

Mount Olive and Stanton, (IIl.,) 
M. Schnierle. 

Moweaqua, (Il.,) H. F. Miller, — 

Nashville, (1ll.,) 2. W. Sémon. 

Nokomis, (Ill.,) W. Fiegenbawm. 


\ North Prairieville and Royalton, 


(Ill.,) G. #. Heidel. 
Pinckneyville, (Ill.,) C. W. Floreth. 
Red Bud, (ll.,) Emil H, Baab. 
Summerfield, (Ill.,) George Bieh- 


ner. 
Vandalia, (Ill.,) F. L. Mahle. 


QUINCY DISTRICT. 
Joun ScuiacEennaur, P.E. 
(P. O., Quincy, Tl.) 


Arenzville, (Ill.,) Charles Big. : 
Beardstown, cui.) Wim. Schwind, 





SAINT LOUIS GERMAN CONFHXRENCE, 1884. 


Bloomington, (Il.,) #.# Hertzler. 

Bushnell and Kushville, (1ll.,) J. 
C. Rapp. 

Canton, #. H. Miller. 

Columbus, (Il.,) P. Gruenewald. 

Emden and Hartsburg, (IL. ;) Phalip 
Barth. 

Hannibal and Gilead, J. Bawmgar- 
ten. 

Jacksonville and Meredosia, (Ili.,) 
to be supplied. 

Neely ville; (].,) H. Hierbech. 

Pekin, (ill.,) C. Thalenhorst. 

Peoria, (Ill.,) to be supplied. 

Peoria Mission and Jubilee, (Ill.,) 
C. EB. Becker. 

Petersburg, to be supplied, E 

Pittsfield and Perry, (Ul.,) Phélip 
Skaer. 

Quincy, (Ill. :) Jefferson Street, P. 

Naumann. 

Jersey Street, 1, Roeder. 

San Jose, (Ill.,) J I. De Wein. 

Secor and Strawn, (Ill.,) Lewis 
Kroeck, one to be supplied. 

Springfield, (Ill.,) S. Saegesser. 


BURLINGTON DISTRICT. 
Henry Naumann, P.E. 
(P. 0., Burlington, Iowa.) 


Burlington, (lowa:) Locust Street 
and Rock Spring, /. Gruene- 
wald. 

Washington Street, Z. C. Mar- 
gore. . 

Davenport, (lowa,) J. P. Miller. 

Des Moines, (lowa,) Wm. Sipfle. 

Etna and Lancaster, (lowa,) W. 

Baumgarten, one to be supplied. 

Farmington, (lowa,) Peter Martin. 

Franklin and West Point, to be 

supplied. 

Flint Creek, (lowa,) C. J. Lotz. 

Geneseo, us) F. Piehler. 

Harper, (lowa,) J. P. Withelmi. 

Hlinois City, (ill.,) J. P. Wagner. 


lowa City (lowa, ) JL. J. Larth, 


Keokuk, (lowa,) 2. Havighorst. 
Mount Pleasant and Walnut Creek, 
(Ilowa,) to be supplied. : 
Muscatine, (owas ouis Harmal. 
Nauvoo, (Ill.,). Welléam Fotsch. 
Newton, (lowa,) A. Hoffman. 
Ottumwa, (lowa,) to be supplied, 
Rock Island, (Ill.,) J. B. Schwie- 
tert. 
Victor, (lowa,) #. Z. Litzeroth. 
Wapello, (lowa,) H. Zoss. 
Wausau, (Ill.,) D. Huchne. 
Wellman, (lowa,) to be supplied. 
Wilton, (lowa,) /. H. Knehaus. 
William Balke, President; Georye 
Addicks, Professor, in Mount 
Pleasant German College—mem- 
bers of Mount Pleasant Quarterly 
Conference. 
Charles Heidel, Conference Agent 
of Centennial Funds— member 
ot Wausau Quarterly Conf, 


Qusst. 33. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


At Wash Street, Saint Louis, Mo, 











COLUMBIA RIVER CONFERENCE, 


Held in The Dalles, Oregon, Sept. 4-8, 1884. 


BISHOP FOWLER, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Recewed by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
_» ferences? 
W. C. Gray, from Nevada; W. 
B. Carithers, from Central Ili- 
nois;- Stephen Gascoigne, from 


Idaho; R. E. Bisbee, from Maine 


—4., 
Quzst. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 


Marcus M. Walts, Zebulun K. 
Heinsman, Frank R. Spaulding, 
J. W. Bennett—4. 


Quest. 8. Who Remain on Trial? 
Benes Walts, Geo. W. Strong 
Quest. 4. Who are Discontinwed ? 
Edward J. Singer, J. C. Libby 


a 


Qusst. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection? 


T. M. Booth, R. E. Bisbee—2. 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None. 


Quest. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 


None. 
Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 


J. W. Bennett, R. E. Bisbee, G. 
M. Booth—3s. 


Qusst. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 


G. M. Booth, R. E. Bisbee—2. - 


Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 


E. G. Tozier, 
Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
None. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Olass ? 


G. M. Booth, R. E. Bisbee—2, 
Quzst. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
Thomas A. Towner. 
Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders ? 

; None. 
Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cows have been ordained Elders? 
None. 


Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders ? 


William Michell. 





Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders ? 


William Micbell. 


Qurst. 18. Who are the Super- 
numerary Preachers ? 
J. L. Cornue, G. O. Ash—2. 


QuEstT. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nated Preachers ? 


None. 


QusEst. 20. Was the Character of 


each Preacher Examined ? 


This was strictly doue, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died? 
R. A. Dell. 
(See obituary, p. 345.) 


Qugst. 22. Have any been Trans- 
ferred, and to what Conferences ? 
N. M. Skipworth and A. Lads, 
to Oregon; J. 0. Raynor, to Cal- 
ifornia—s, 
Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
' at their own request ¢ 


J. B. Mahbana. 


QuEsT. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 


Quast. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 


None. 


Quest. 27. Haveany been Expelled ? 
None. 


Quzst. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

W.S. Turner, M. 8. Anderson, 
G. C. Roe, W. C. Gray, 8. Gas- 
coigne, W. C. Carithers, L. J. 
Whitcomb—7, ; 


Quzst. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 353.) 


Quzst. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$100. 


QUEST. 81. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? z 

$100, Le 
which has been applied under 
order of the Conference, 








GEO. E. WILCOX, Secretary. 


Quest. 82. Where are the Preach- 

ers Stationed ? 

(These appointments are all in Wash- 
ington Territory, except as otherwise 
indicated. 

WALLA WALLA DISTRICT. 
W.S. Turner, P.E. 
(P. O., Lewiston, Idaho Ter.) 


‘Ainsworth and Eureka Flat, to 


be supplied. 

Asotin, Henry Walts. 

Dayton, Z. J. Whitcomb. 

Grangeville, (Idaho Ter.,) W. A. 
Hall, one to be supplied. 

Ilia, D. £. George. 

Lewiston, (Idaho Ter.,) Zevt Tarr. 

Lewiston Cireuit, (Idaho Ter.,) 
to be supplied. 

Marengo, to be supplied. 

Pataha, Zebulun K. Heinsman. 

Pomeroy, to be supplied. 

Waitsburg, V. 2. Parsons. 

Walla Walla, J. D. Flenner. 

Walla Walla Circuit, W. 
Koontz. 

Levi Tarr, President of Lewiston 
Collegiate Institute. 


SPOKANE DISTRICT. 
M.S. ANDERSON, P.E. 
(P. O., Spokane Falls.) 


Cheney and Medical Lake, G, Z. 
Wilcox. 

Colfax, J. W. Bluett. 

Colfax Circuit, T. A. Towner. 

Colton and Potlarch, W. J. White. 

Cotton-Wood, to be supplied. 

Moscow, (Idaho Ter.,) J @. 
Kirkman. =u 

Palouse, W. B. Carithers. 

Pine City, to be supplied. 

Rockford, Theodore Hvagland. 

Spokane Cirevit, M. M. Walts. 

Spokane Falls, R. E. Bisbee. 

Sprague, to be supplied. 

R. E. Bisbee, President of Spo- 
kane Falls College. 


THE DALLES DISTRICT. 
STEPHEN GaAscorcne, P.E. 
(P.0., ) 


Alder Creek, to be supplied. 

Fossil, G. M. Booth. 

Goldendale and Klickatat, C. a0 
Bryan, one to be supplied. 

Heffner, Wasco, and Columbus, 
(Oregon,) G. C. Roe, two to be 
supplied. 

Kittitass, to be supplied. 

Mitchell, (Or.,) &. Barrett. 





Prineville, (Or.,) G. W. Strong. Tae 


Simcoe Indian Mission, to be sup-~ 
plied. 

The Dalles, (Or.,) W. C. Gray. 

The Dalles Circuit, (Or.,) to be 
supplied. : 

Yakima City, to be supplied. 


232 


H. K. Hines, Editor of Pacific 


Christian Adyocate — member 


of The Dalles Quarterly Conf. 


PENDLETON DISTRICT. 
J. H. Wizpor, P.E. : 
(P. O., -—— .) 


Ff, A. Riggin, Superintendent; | Centreville, (Oregou,) Frank R. 


Hugh Duncan, 
Montana Mission. 


£. Smith, Missionary to Utah. 


members, of 


Spaulding. ; 
Greasewood, (Or.,) G. W. Rigby. 
Milton, (Or.,) to be supplied. 


COLUMBIA RIVER CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Pendleton, Echo, and Alkali, 
(Or.,) S. W. Richards, one to be 
supplied, : 

Pilot Rock, (Or.,) to be supplied. 

Quzst. 33. Where shall the next 

Conference be held ? 
At Spokane Falls. 





NORTH OHIO CONFERENCE, 


Held in Tiffin, Ohio, Sept. 10-15, 1884. 


BISHOP BOWMAN, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and fron, what Con- 
Serences ? 

None. 


Who are Adinitted on 

Trial? 

Frank D. Stevick, Myron W. 
Reese, George W. Knapp, Otis 
W. Waters, Amos F. Upp, Ed- 

eward T. Hagerman, Burton O. 
_ Squire, Arthur Searles, Rudolph 
M. Yoder, H. J. Black—10. 


QUEST. 2. 


Qusst. 3. Who Remain on Trial ? 

John T. N. Braithwait, Frank 
‘I. Dunbar, Frank H. Huntsber- 
ger—s. 


Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 


Quzst. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 

Charles M. Gay, Munroe J. 
Keyes, Wm. F. M’ Dowell, Chas. 
Gallimore, James D. Lea, Glezen 
A. Reeder, Jr., Amos C. Ruff, 
George W. Houk, William E. 
Endley—9. 


QuEST. 6. Who are Re-admitted 2 
None. 


QurEst. 7. Whd are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 
Albert Van Camp, from the Con- 

eregational Church. 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected) Deacons 2 
Charles M. Gay, James’D. Lea, 

Amos C. Ruff, Geo. W. Houk—4, 


Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 

Charles M. Gay, James D. Lea, 

Amos C. Ruff, Geo. W. Houk—4. 


Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons 2 

John Drollsbaugh, Myron W. 

Reese, John T. N. Braithwait—3. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons 2 
John Drollsbaugh, Myron W. 

Reese, Jobn T. N. Braithwait—s. 








> 


Quest. 12. Who.are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class? 
Charles M. Gay, Munroe J. 
Keyes, William F. M’Dowell, 
Charles Gallimore, James D Lea, 
Glezen A. Reeder, Jr., Amos C. 
Ruff, George W. Houk, William 
Eb, Endley—9. 


Quzst. 138. Who arethe Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
W. C. Dawson, Franklin G, 

Mucauley, Daniel Kneale, Isaac 

W. Dwire, Joseph H. Long, 

Thomas Clayton—é6. ( 


Quest. 14. What Trarneling Dea- 
cons have been elected Hiders ? 
Thomas H. D. Harrold, James 

T. Houk, Horace Place—. 


QurstT. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders ? 
Thomas H. D. Harrold, James 
T. Houk, Horace Place—3. 


Qusst. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Hiders ? 


James H. Barron, Joseph E. 
Stubbs—2. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Eiders ? 


James H. Barron, Joseph E. 
Stubbs— 2. 


QueEst..18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

A. R, Palmer, O. Webster, T. 
J. Monett, P. R. Roseberry, L 
M. Pounds, G. M’Killips, M. T. 
Ward, J. Evans, W. P. Gardiner, 
L. 8S. Johnson, A. S, Moflitt, O. 
Pearce, R. H. Freshwater, ©, 
Craven, G. W. Walker, W. L. 
Phillips, J. W. Buxton, W. G. 
Ward, F. A. Owen, J. D. Donel- 
son, A. P. Jones, W. B. Farrah, 
C. Baldwin—28. 


Pa 
QUEST. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers 2 


N. H. Barker, T. L. Waite, A, 
H. Tilton, J. T. Kellam, J. S. 
Cutler, H. Safford, T. J. Pope, J. 
Jones, E. 8. Gavitt, M. L. Starr, 
E.R, Jewett, J. M. Wilcox, 8. 
Fairchild, E. B. Morrison, H. 
Whiteman, C. L. Foote, N. J. 
Close, N. 8. Worden, R, Wilcox, 


J. W. MENDENHALL, Secretary. 


S. D. Seymour, J. M’Nabb, A. 
Nelson, J. R. Jewett, A. L. S. 
Bateman, 8. Fant, J. M’Kean, D: 
D. T. Mattison—27. 


QuEstT. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died ? 
J. T. M’Cartney, T. Thompson, 
Jesse Durbin—3. 
(See obituaries, p. 335.) 


QUEST. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences ? 

B. A. Disney, to Missouri; J. 
M. Barker, to East Ohio; 7. V. 
Warner, to Holston; J. A. Wa- 
chob, to Southern California; G. 
F. Scott, to Upper lowa; J. A. 





M’ Connell, to South-east Indiana 
—6. 


Quzst. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Qumst. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own, request 2 
None. 


QUEST, 25. Have any been Located? 
None. 


QuEST. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 
None. 


QUEST. 27. oes any been Hpelled 2 


oT 


QUEST. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeats ? 

A. Pollock, P. B. Stroup, O. 
Badgley, A. K. Owen, G. U. 
Hartupee, F. M. Searles, B. J. 
Hoadley—7. 


Quzst. 29. What is the Statistical 
Leeport for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 354.) 


QuEsT. 80. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund 2 


$6,000. 

QuzstT. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$1,531, 

which has been applied under 

the order of Conference. 





NORTH OHIO CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Quest. 32. Where are the Preach- | Osceola, W. B. Taggart. 


ers Stationed ?' 
[These appointments are all in the State 
of Chio.] 


CLEVELAND DISTRICT. 
¥.8. Hoyt, P.E. 
(P. O., Cleveland,) 


Avon, I. W. Dwire. 

Berea, P. B. Stroup. 

Brighton Village, S. Mower. 

Brooklyn, F. A. Gould. 

Brunswick and Hinkley, J. Z. 
Sanford. 

Cleveland: Franklin Avenne, Z. 

J. Leak. 

Jennings Avenue, 4. Van Camp. 
Lorain Street, 2. I Caskey. 
Taylor Street, A, J. Lyon. 

Columbia, Z. A. Markham. 

Elyria, C. H. Stocking: 

Granger, D.‘?. Moore. 

Huntington, W. C. Dawson. 

La Grange, #. J. V. Booth. 

La Porte and Grafton, Myron W. 
Reese. 

Lorain, J. P. Milis, 

plsdine and Montville, P. 2. Gra- 
Lai. 

New London, Z. H. Baker. 


North and South Amherst, to be | 


supplied. 
Oberlin, W. F. M’ Dowell. 
Penfield, J. A. Johnson. 
Pittsfield, D. Kneale. 


Richfield and Brecksville, F. D. | 


Stevick. : 


Rockport and Dover, G. W. Houk. . 


Royalton and Bennett’s Corners, 
HB. H. Bush. 

Wellington, V. S. Albright. 

Aaron Schuyler, President; W. 
OC. Pierce and W. Kepler, Pro 
fessors, in Baldwin University 
—members of Berea Quarterly 
Conference. ! 


GALION DISTRICT. 
J. W. MENDENHALL, P.E. 
(P. O., Delaware.) 
Ashley, to be supplied. 
Bueyrus, A. Pollock. 
Caledonia, B. J. Hoadley. 
Cardington, G. A. Peters. 
Crestline, J. /. Brant. 
Delaware: Grace Chureh, S. 7. 
Dunbar. 

Edison, A. #. Thomas. 
Galena, U. Richards. 
Galion, &. 1. Searles. 
Iberia, F. I. Dunbar. 
Latimberville, G. W. Knapp. 
Mount Gilead, G. W. Huddleston. 
Nevada, O. W. Waters. 


2 





Olive Green, to be supplied. 


'Pulaskiville, 2? LD. Brush. 
| Westfield, C. #. Johnson. 


Woodbury, 7. 2. D. Harrold. 

W. F. Whitlock, Professor; (. H. 
Owen, Collecting Agent, of the 
Obio Wesleyan University — 
members of Grace Church, Del- 
aware, Quarterly Conference. 


MANSFIELD DISTRICT. 
EH. Y. Warnur, P.E. 
(P. O., Mansfield.) 


Ashland, G. A. /lughs. 
Bellville, B. O. Squire. 


,Goodville, Zswac Leebe. 





| 





| Greenwich, 1. C. Martindale. 


Haysville, Amos F. Upp. 
Loudenville, JZ. B. Mead, 
Mansfield, 4. D. Knapp. 

Ontario, A. K. Owen. 


; Orange, E. T. Hagerman. 
| Perryville and Brownsville, C. M. 


Gay. 
Plymouth, P. Kelser. 
Rowsburg, to be supplied. 
Savannah, S. 2. Squier. 
Shelby, 12 F. Warner. 
Shiloh, to be supplied. 
Troy, #. O. Buxton. 
West Salem, J. Matlock. 
West Windsor, 0. W. Ashbaugh. 


MOUNT VERNON DISTRICT. 

GW; BALE, PE, 

(P. 0., Mount Vernon.) 
Bakersville, J. Z. Howk, 
Centreburg, J. Crawford. 
Chesterville, Thomas Clayton. 
Danville, J. MK. Barnes. 
Frederickstown, W. H. Puinter.- 
Gambier, J. H. Loag. 


| Homer, Jesse Williams. 


Keene, B. Hushour. 
Kilbuck, @. A. Reeder, Sr. 
Mohawk Village, to be supplied. 
Mount Vernon, /. S. Broadmel/. 
Newcomerstown, W. C. Endley. 
New Moscow, 7. G@. /oberts. 
North Liberty, F. G. Macauley. 
Roscoe, S. 2. Clark. 
Sparta, A. A’ Culloch. 
Utica and Martinsburg. J. D. Lea. 
West Bedford, JZ. L. Wilson. 

SANDUSKY DISTRICT. 

J. Mircuett, P.E. 
(P. O., Norwalk.) 
Bellevue, G. L. Hanawalt. 
Berlin Heights and Milan, ©. Gal- 
limore. _ 

Bloomville, #. S. Thompson. 





Brighton, 0. Lawrence. 

Clyde, O. Badgley. 

Kast Townsend, /orace Place. 

Green Springs, 7. J. Gard. 

Melmore, J. A. Kellam. 

Monroeville, 2. #. Bell. 

North Fairfield, Munroe J. 
Keyes. 

Norwalk, 7. #. Hildreth. 

Olena, G. 5. Stocking. 

Perkins, 8. Z. Kawfinan. 

Republic, to be supplied. 

Sand Ridge, R. M. Yoder. 

Sandusky, &. 7. Stevenson. 

Syeamore, H. B. Palinen. 

Tiffin, J. S. Leager. 

Vermillion, C. £ Russeld. 

Wakeman, to be supplied. 

Lee W. Squire, Missionary to 
Japan. 


| H, J. Black, Missionary to Utah. 


WOOSTER DISTRICT. 
EveRo Persons, P.E. 
(P.0., Wooster.) 

Apple Creek, #. ZL. Warner. 

Burbank, C. C. Ball. 

Cana) Dover, W, 7. Lewis. 

Canal Fulton, J. Whitworth. 

Dalton, #. L. Smith. 

Doylestown, J. 1 Smith. 

Fredericksburg, C. D. Patterson. » 

Jeromeville, Frank H. Hunts- 
berger. 

Lodi, Arthur Searles. 

Le Roy, G. A. Reeder, Jr. 

Millersburg, G. H. Hartwpee. 

Mount Hope, J. W. Tompson. 

Nashville, A. C. Ruff. ! 

New Portage, to be supplied. 

Oldtown, to be supplied. 

Orville, #. S. Wolfe. 

Seville, V. W. Wager. 

Shanesville, to be supplied. 

Shreve, LZ. A. Warner. 

Spencer, J. T. N. Braithwaite. 

Wadsworth, 7. Struggles. 

Wilmot, B.D. Jones. 

Wooster: First Church, George 

Mather. 
Trinity, G. W. Pepper. 

J. L. Shunk, Professor of Mathe- 
matics in Mount Union College 
—member of Wilmot Quarter- 
ly Conference. ; 

G. W. Ovilier, Chaplain in United 
States Army—member of First 
Church, Wooster, Quarterly 
Conference. 


Quest. 33. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


At Berea. t 


234 


NORTH NEBRASKA CONFERENCE, 1884. 


NORTH NEBRASKA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Blair, Neb., Sept. 10-15, 1884. 


BISHOP MALLALIEU, Presiding. 





+ 


Z. S. RHONE, Secretary. 


Quszs?. 1. Who are Reived by! Quest. 18. Who are the Traveling | Quest. 29, What is the Statistreat 


vausfer, and from whut Con- 
ferences? 

J. W. Bovee, from Missouri; 
Robert W. Estep, from Saint 
Louis; H. D. Cole, from East 
Onio; J. M. Davidson, from 
~ North-West Kansas; Joseph R. 
Gortner, William A. Davies, Wes- 
ley Wilson, from Nebraska—7. 


QurstT. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial ? 

Jonathan M. Bennington, Hen- 
ry G. Pittenger, Edward J. Rob- 
inson, Jesse W. Jennings, Charles 
C. Wilson, Williara Gorst, Will- 
iam R. Phelps, Robert L. Marsh, 
Azare C. Spencer—9. 


QuEST. 3. Who Remain on Trial? 
Joseph R, Gortner, William A. 
Davies—2. 


‘Quust. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
Silas H. Tucker, Chas. F. With- 
irow—2. 


QuEST. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection 2 
Clinton D. Day, (ordained lo- 
‘eal deacon in 1882,) Dugald C. 
Winship, Jamés B. Pricst—s. 


‘Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? | 


Thomas Thompson. 


‘Qumust. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from cther Churches ? 
None. 


‘QuEst. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons 2 

_ Dugald C. Winship, James B. 

Priest—2. 


‘QueEsT. 9. What Traveling Preach- 

ers have been ordained Deacons? 
_ ‘Dugald C. Winship, James B. 
Priest—2. 


QunEsT. 10. What Loeat Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
William Gorst, William S. With- 
row, Robert Laing, William R. 
Phelps—4. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
William Gorst, William 8. With- 

row, Robert Laing, William R. 

Phelps—4. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class 2 
Clinton D. Day, Dugald C.Win- 
ship, James B. Priest, William R. 
Phelps, Joseph R. Gortner, Will- 
iam A. Davies—6. 





Deacons of the Second Class ? 


Leport for this Conference year ? 


Ernest L. Fox. Wesiey Wilson, | (See tabulated statement, p. 357.) 


Robert W. Estep—s3. 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cous have been elected Hiders ? 
Riley B. Wilson,Charles ¥’. Hey- 
wood, William H. Carter, Jamcs 
Rk. Gearhart—4. 


Quest. 15.- What Traveling Dea- 
cous have been ordained Hiders 2 
Riley B. Wilson, Charles F. Hey- 

wood, William H. Carter, James 

R. Gearhart—4. 

Qurst. 16. What Local Deacons 

have been elected Kliers ? 
None. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders ? 
None. 


Qurst. 18. Who are the Superniu 
merary Preachers ? 

J. M. Adair, J. P. Roe, J. R. 
Wolfe, E. C. Boaz, W. F. Grundy 
—d. 

Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 
. L. Janney, J. Adriance, J. M. 
Richards—3. 
Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Heamined ? 

This was strictly done, as the 
name of cach Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died? 
Samucl P. Van Doozer, Jesse 
J. Fleharty —2. 
(See okituaries, p. 826.) 


Quust. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Jared, and to what Conferences 2 
Johu W. Stewart, to Nebraska. 


Quest. 23.*Hane any Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ¢ 


NH. Hill, J. M Dayidson—2. 


Quest. 25, Hane any been Located ? 
None. 


Quesr. 26, Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw undex Charges? 
None. 


Quest. 27. Hane any been PBepelled ? 
None. 


Quust. 28. Who are selected for 
Triervs of Appeals? 

J. B. Leedom, J. L. St. Clair, 
Ja wowler, “N. He Gales ez, 9S: 
Rhone, W. M. Worley, J. Q. A. 
Flebarty—7. 


Quest. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$273 TZ. 


Quest. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has tt 
been Applied ? 


$243 72, 


1which has been applied under 
order of the Conference. 


Quest. 82. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
(These appointments are all in the State 
of Nebraska, 
ELKHORN VALLEY DIST. 
A. Hovgxrrs, P.E. 
(P. O., Norfolk.) 


Battle Creek, to be supplied. 
Bazile, to be supplied. 
Chambers, to be supplied. 
Clearwater, to be supplied. 
Creighton, to be supplied. 
Emerick, to be supplied. 
Inman, J. R. Gortner. 
Knoxville, to be supplied. 
Middle Branch, to be supplied. 
Neligh, to be supplied. 
Newman’s Grove, to be supplied, 
Niobrara, D. C. Winship. 
Oakdale, to be supplied. 
O'Neil, to be supplied. 
Paddock, to be supplied. 
Pierce, to be supplied. 
Plainview, to be supplied. 
Starr, B. Blain. } 
Willowdale, to be supplied. 


GRAND ISLAND DISTRICT. 
J. W. Swank, P.E. 
*' (P.0., Fullerton.) 


Albion, J. LZ. St. Clair. 
Berwick, C. D. Day. 

Bonanza, to be supplied. 
Cedar Rapids, C. C. Wilson. 
Central City, J. B. Leedom. 
Chapman, W. Wilson. 

Clark’s, -/. Q. 4. Flenarty. 
Columbus, E. J. Robinson. 
Cummingsville, to be supplied. 
Fullerton,.WV. H. Gale. 
Glenwood, to be supplied. 
Grand Island, Z. 8. Rhone. 
Saint Edwards, J. W. Jennings. 
Saint Paul, 7. W. Boued. 7 
Scotia, to be supplied. 
Warsaw, to be supplied. 

Wood River, to be supplied. 


NORFOLK. DISTRICT, 
10 MARQUETTE, Paes 
(P. 0., Norfolk.) 


Athens, to be supplied. 
Coleridge, J. M. Bennington. 
Decatur, to be supplied, 











NORTH NEBRASKA CONFERENCE, 189%. 


Dakota, W. H. Carter. 
Emerson, W. 8. Withrow. 
Humphrey, J. 2. Gearhart. 
Leigh, to be supplied. 
Lyons, W. i. Worley. 
Madison, (. F. Heywood. 
Martinsburg, to.be supplied. 
Norfolk, to be supplied. 
Ponred, J. B. Priest. 

Saint James, to be supplied. 
Stanton, E. L. Fox. 
Wakefield, Josiah Fowler. 
Wayne, H. G. Pittenger. 
Wisner, to be supplied. 





OMAHA DISTRICT. 
J. B. MAxrisLp, P. E. 
@. 0., Omaha.) 


Arizona; to be supplied. 
Arlington, to be supplicd, 
Blair, William Gorst. 
Elkhorn, T. Thompson. 
Fremont, to be supplied. 
Hooper, to be supplied. 
North Bend, S. A. Beur. 
Omaha: First Church, C. W. Sav- 
idge. 


North Chureh, R. L. Marsh. 





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Omaha: South Chureh, 2. G. 
Howler. 

Papillion, Jabez Charles. 

Sebuyler, &. B. Welson. 

Seribuer, R. W. Estep. 

Springfield, to be supplied, 

Tekama, to be supplied. 

Vacoma, to be supplied. 

West Point, W. A. Davies. 


Quest. 83. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


At Ponea, Nebraska. 





KENTUCKY CONFERENGOE, 


Held in Catlettsburg, Sept. 10-15, 1884. 


BISHOP WALDEN, Presiding. 


Quxsr. 1. 
Transfer, and from what Com 
Serences ? 
A, U. Beall, from Cincinnati. 


Quest. 2., Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 

Chester H. Williamson, Thos. 
B. Stratton, Cyrus Rife, Wm. B. 
Snead, Thomas M’Namara, Win. 
C. Neal, Alfred C. Gentle—7. 


Quest. 3. Who Remain on Trial ? 

Daniel F. Kerr, James H. Her- 
ron, Pulaski H. Ebright, Joseph 
L. Hawk, Thos. W. Williamson, 
Wm. E. Cook, Jos. H. Garden, 
Daniel M’ Daniel—s. 


Quusr. 4. Who are Discontinued? 
None. 
Geo. W. Moore, W. M. Fitz- 
water—2. 
Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 


Jos. K. Creighton, George k. 
Freuger, Wm. 1. Taylor, Jos. &. 
Marriott, Geo. S. Easton, Wm. 
F. Maltbie—6. 7 


Quzst. 6. Who are fe-admitted ? 
Thomas G. Bosley. 


Quest. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches? 


None. 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ars have been elected Deacons ? 


None. : 
Qurst. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons 7 
None. 
Quzst. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
John Derry, Thos. B. Stratton, 
Cyrus Riffle—3. 
Qumsr. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ¢ 
John Derry, Thomas B. Strat- 
ton, Cyrus Riftle—8. 


Who are Seecived by | 





Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
Jos. K. Creighton, George R. 
Freuger, Wm. I. Taylor, Jos. 8. 
Marriott, Geo. 8. Easton, Wm. 
F. Maltbie—6. 


Quest. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 


Wm. G. Bradford. 


Quest. 14. What. Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders? 


John H. Ford. 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Hiders ¢ 


None. 


Quzsr. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Hiders ? 


John H. Williams. 


Quesr. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Liders ? 


John H. Williams. 


Quxst. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
Geo. D. Watson, E. T. Cur- 
wick, & F. Kelly, J. C. Gill, J.W. 
Zimmerman—d. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

A. B. College, J. S$. Cox, W. 
Wyatt, W. B. Edmunds, Z. M. 
Taylor, J. Foster, R. G. Gardner, 
H. J. Perry, Jobn Godby, J. P. 
Grinstead. A. H. Triplett, M. D. 
Murphy—12. 

Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Banned 2 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest, 21. Have any Died? 
None. 


Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 
ferred, and to what Conferences ? 


F. M. Hays, to Ohio. 


J. 











D. WALSH, Secretary. 


Qcust. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 
Edmund Barnes, Chas. C. Em- 
erson—2z. 


Quest. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 
Quzst. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 
None. 


Quest. 27. Have avy been Hupelled ? 
None. 


Qursr. 28. Who are selected for 
Tries of Appeals? 

I, A. Pearce, J. R. Eads, W. B. 
Barnett, H. W. Bailey, T. F. Gar- 
rett, SG. Pollard, J. D. Walsh—7. . 

Pre 


Quunsr. 29. What as the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 358.) 


Quest. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$4,600. 


Quust. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has i 
been Applied ? é; 

$1,208 12, 

which has been applied under 

the order of Conference. 


Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


(These appointments are all in the State 
of Kentucky] 


ASHLAND DISTRICT. 
E. L. Sugppuery, P.E. 
(Pv. 0., Louisa, Ky.) 


Ashland, -/. R. Hads. 

Blaine, A. 2. Crislip. 
Catlettsburg, Thomas Hanford. 
Coalton, to be supplied. 

Eden, Cyrus Riffie. 

Greenup, Geo. R. Frenger. 
Lawrence, W. B. Snead. 


Qunst. 82. 


236 


Louisa, C. H. Williamson. 
Olive Hill, to be supplied. 
Paintsville, T, B. Stratton. 
Pikeville, to be supplied. 
Prestonburg, to be supplied. 
Russell, R. D. Lashbrook. 
Salyersville, J. K. Creighton. 
Shelby, to be supplied. 


BARBOURSVILLE DISTRICT. 

W. 4H. Cuitpers, P.E. 

(Pe. O., Vail, Bath Co., Ky.) 
Bangor, W, U.S. Ingram. 
Barboursville, J. Halpenny. 
Booneville, 8. A. Ramey. 
Campton, Wm. C. Neal, 
Harlan, to be supplied. 

Irvine, T. W. Williamson. 
Jeffersonville, H. Newman. 
London, Daniel M’ Daniel. 
M’Kee, to be supplied. 
Pineville, to be supplied. 
Watt's Creek, Thos. M’Namara. 
Williamsburg, to be supplied. 


COVINGTON DISTRICT. 
C. J. Howss, P.E. 
(P. O., Covington, Ky.) 


Asbury and Alexandria, Z -/. 
Liamey. 
Augusta, ZZ. C. Northcott. 
Bellevue, #, L. Sanders. 
Concord, to be supplied. 
Covington: Main Street, J. D. 
Walsh. 
Shinkle Chapel, 4. Borling. 
Union Church, Bidwell Lane. 





KENTUCKY CONFERENCE, 


Crittenden, to be supplied. 
Dayton, 8S. G. Pollard. «=——= 
Flemming, to be supplied. 
Foster, V. 2. Willis, 
Fox Springs, to be supplied. 
Germantown, 2. C. Follard. 
Harrison and Nicholas, to be 
supplied. - 
Ludlow, James H. Herron. 
Maysville, Geo. 8. Easton. 
Mount Olivet, P. H. Ebright. 
Newport: Grace Chureh, A. U. 
Beall. 
Sardis, 7. #. Garret. 
Tolesborough, J. 8. Marriott. 
Vanceburg, Wm. F. Maltbie. 
West Covington, to be supplied. 
Danie Stevenson, *Presideat of 
Augusta Collegiate Institute— 
member of Augusta Quarterly 
Conference. 


GREENVILLE DISTRICT. 
J. H. Lewnin, P.-E. 
(P. 0.. Hardinsburg, Ky.) 


Bremen, &. D. Hiliott. 
Cave Spring, to be supplied. 
Earlington, William KE. Cook. 
Elmwood, #. A. Davis. 
Greenville, to be supplied. 
Hopkiusyilte, to be supplied. 
Marion, to he supplied. 
Mayfield, to be supplied. 
Milburn, Wim. Powis. 
No Creek, John H. Ford. « 
Owensborough, Jos. H. Garden. 
Paducah and Birmingham, J. LZ. 
Centers. 





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1884. 


LEXINGTON DISTRICT. 
J. S, Tavior, P.E. 
(P.0., Middlebury, Ky.) 


Bethel, B. #. Whaiman. a 
Buena Vista, to be supplied. 
College Hill, W. Bb. Barnett. 
Columbia, to be supplied. 
Cumberland City, 8. W. Shelton. 
Danville, J. G. Bruce. 
Harrodsburg, to be supplied. 
Highland, Alfred C. Gentle. 
Lexington, Wm. Macafee. 
Middleburg, to be supplied. 
Nicholasville, Thos. G. Bosley. 
Somerset, &. B. Hill. . 


LOUISVILLE DISTRICT. 
F. Gripor, PE. - 

(P. 0., Louisville, Ky.) 
Bowling Green, J. JL Oliver. 
Caneyville, J. M. Cook. 
Hardinsburg, G. V. Jolly. 
Litehtield, J. L. Hawk. 
Lovisville: Trinity, £ A. Pierce. 

Wesley, 4. W. Bailey. 
Oldham, to be supplied. 
Scottsville, D. F. Kerr. 
Shelbyville, Wm. G. Bradford. 
Tomkinsville, to be supplied. 
Union Star, G. P. Jeffries. 

Vine Grove, to be supplied. 

Woodsonville, to be sypplied. 

Wm. I. Taylor, to attend the Gar- 
rett Biblical Institute. 


Quest. 83. Where shall the next 
Conference be hela ? 


At Union Church, Covington. 


CENTRAL GERMAN CONFERENCH, 


Ile!d in Newport, Ky., Sept. 10-16, 1884. 


BISHOP MERRILL, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 
Albert J. Nast, from Ohio. 


Qurst. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial ? 
Edward W. Phaffenberger, Wm. 


Mayer, Daniel Roser, Geo. Wahl, | 


dobn J. Bockstabler, Elias Roser, 
Jacol J. Link, Albert D. Stoll—s. 
QurEsr. 3. Who Remain on Trial ? 
William H. Shruff, August J. 
Bucher, John C. Gerlach -3. 
Quustr. 4. Who are Discontinucd ? 
None. 
Qurst. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 
August I’. Zarwell, Wm. Nocka, 
Oscar Rogatzky, Richard Plued- 
demann-—4, 
Quest. 6. Who are Fe-admitted ? 
None. 
Quest. 7. Who are Reeeived on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 
None. 








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Who are Receiwd by| Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 


ers have been elected Deacors ? 

August F. Zarweil, Wm. Nocka, 
Osear Rogatzky, Richard Plued- 
demann—4. 


Qurst. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ¢ 
August F. Zarwell, Wm. Nocka, 

Oscar Rogatzky, Richard Plued- 

demann—4, 

Qvest. 10. What Local Preachers 

have been elected Deacons 2 

Charles G. Schuh, Geo. Wabl, 

Jacob Bechtold—3. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
Charles G. Schuh, Geo. Wahl, 
Jacob Bechtold—3. 
Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Olass ? 


Angust F. Zarwell, Wm. Nocka, 
Oscar Rogatzky, Richard Plued- 
demann—4., 


Quest. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class? 


George Mitter, Julius A. Mar- 





H. LIEBHART, Secretary. 


guardt, Franz A. Hamp, George 

Moehring, Theodore Sehumann 

= 

Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected liders 2 
Andreas Kruemling, John Oet- 


jen, Jacob Allinger, William P. 
Ienke—4, 


Qunst. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Hiders? - 
Andreas Kruemling, John Oet- 

jen, Jacob Allinger, William F. 

Henke—4, 


Quest. 16. What Local Deacons . 
hivve been elected Blders 2 


None. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Hiders ? 


None, ; 


Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers 2 
Heinrich Buddenbaum, Carl 
Lurker, Conrad Wehnes, P. B. 
Webber, George Berg, F.W, Rein- 
hart, A. J. Nast—%, 





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CENTRAL GERMAN CONFERENCE, 1883/ 


Ques?. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

J. G. Reiber, Wm. Guier, John 
Babrenburg, Wm. Ahrens, Wm. 
Dressler, Christian Vogel, Paul 
Brodbeck, G. A. Breunig, P. E. 
Beeker, Henry Mantz, Nicholas 
Nuhfer, Englehardt Riemen- 
schneider, J. V. Jahraus, John 
Schweinfurth, C. F. Heitmeyer, 
Karl Helwig, John Leppert, John 

- Phetzing, F. A. Hoff—19. 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conterence. 


Quest. 21. Have ay Died ? 


Jobn. Strauch, J. W. Fishbach, 
J. J. Roser, Wm. Mueller—4. 


(See obituaries, p. 338. ) 
Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 
served, and to what Conferences ? 

None. 


Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
Heinrich Werner. 


Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request 2 


None. 


Quest. 25. Have any been Located? 
None. 


Quxsr. 26. Have any been pernvitted 
to Withdraw under Charges? 


None. ; 
Quest. 27. Have any been Lipelled? 
G. Treftz. 


Quest. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals 2 
H. G. Lich, L. Allinger, E. F. 
Wunderlich, G. Nachtrieh, Jacob 
Krehbiel, J. C. Weidman, George 
Schwinn—7. 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year 2? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 360.) 


Quzst. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Funds ? 


$2,940. 


Quest. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$2,940, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference. 


Quest. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
{These appointments are all in the States 
indicated.] 


CINCINNATI DISTRICT. 
GeorGEe GutH, P.E. + 
(P. 0., Robbins St., Covington, Ky.) 
Aurora and Dillsborough, (Ind.,) 


Jacob Gabler. 
Batesville, (Ind.,) Daniel Volz. 











Brookville, (Ind.,) to be sup- 
plied. 

Chillicothe, Waverly, and Green- 
field, (O.,) Matthias Georg. 
Everett Street, J. C. Weidman. 
Race Street, J. C. Marting. 

Cincinnati, (Ohio:) Blanchard 

Chapel, Dan. Roser. 
Buckeye Street, Lowis Alliger. 

Covington, (Ky.,) J. H. Horst. 

Dayton, (O.,) ZC. Lyley. 

Greenville, (O.,) GC. A. Militzer, 
W. H. Shruff. 

Hamilton and Mount Healthy, 
Edward W. Phaftenberger. 

Higeginsport and Fairview, (O.,) 
Wm. Mayer. 

Indianapolis.(Ind.:) First Chureh, 

J. G. Schaal. 

Second Church and Palestine, 
H. EB. Wulzen, ene to be sup- 
plied. 

Tronton and Zion, (O.,) Wédléam 
Borcherding. 

La Fayette, (Ind.,) Charles Bozen- 
hard. 

Lawrenceburg, (Ind.,) Franz A. 
Hamp. 

Madison, (Ind.,) John Bier. 

Newport, (Ky.,) Otto Wilke. 

Pomeroy, (O.,) C. O. Klocksiem. 

Portsmouth, (O0.,) # L. Nagler. 

Springfield, Wm. Nocka. 

William Nast, Editor of Christian 
Apologist—member of Everett 
Street Quarterly Conference. © 

Jacob Krehbiel, Assistant Editor 
of the Christian Apologist — 
member of Race Street Quar- 
terly Conference. 

Heinrich Liebhart, Editor of Haus 
und Herd—member of Coving- 
ton Quarterly Conference. 


NORTH OHIO DISTRICT. 
J. S. SCHNEIDER, P.E. 
(P. O., Berea, 0.) 


Allegheny City, (Pa.,) Philip J. 
Graessle. 
Baresville, (O.,) A. F. Mueller. 
Berea, (O.,) John Oetjen. 
Bucyrus, (O.,) Karl Koch. 
Canal Dover, (O.,) A. J. Bucher. 
Chili and Dresden, (O.,) J. A. 
Marquardt. : 
Clarington, (O.,) John Hunecke. 
Cleveland, (O.:) Erie Street, Zer- 
man LHerser. 
Saint Paul’s, Dawid Graessle. 
Scoville Avenue, J. H. Schim- 
melpfeunig. 
Columbus and Newark, (0.,) Ja- 
cob Rothweiler. 
Delaware, (O.,) John Schneider. 
Galion, (O.,) Wm. Fiechenmeyer. 
Marietta and Bonn, (O.,) G. 
Fielden. 
Marion, (0.,) C. G. Herzer. 
Miltonsburg and Metamoras,(O.,) 
Jobn J. Bockstahler. 
New Knoxville, (0.,) G. Moehr- 
ing. 
Pittsburg, (Pa.:) First Church, 
J. R. Bodmer. 
SecondChureh, Christian Golder. 
Sandusky and Peninsula, (O.,) G.° 
Wahl. 
Spencerville, (O.,) John Haas. 
Vermillion, (O.,) Wm. Andree. 





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Wheeling, (West Va.,) George 
Schwinn. ’ 

Carl Riemenschneider, Vice-Presi- 
dent; C. & Paulus and J. 0. 
Lerr, Protessors; and P. F. 
Schneider, Agent and Treasurer, 
of German Wallace College— 
members of Berea Quarterly 
Conference. 

P. B. Webber, Superintendent of 
Berea Orphan Asylum—mem- 
ber of Berea Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 

Charles FH. Kupfer, Missionary to 
China. 

MICHIGAN DISTRICT, 
JACOB BRAuN, P.E. eS 
(P. O., Detroit, Mich.) 

Allegan, (Mich.,) Heinrich Krili. 

Ann Arbor, (Mich.,) AZ. Budden- 
baum. 

Bay City, (Mich.,) K. Trenschel. 

Caseville, (Mich.,) O. Rogatzky. 

Defiance, (O.,) August Aust. 

Delhi, (Mich.,) August Gerlach. 

Detroit, (Mich.:) Beaubien St., 

Gustav Weiler. 
Sixteenth and Thirty-second 
Streets, Heinrich Pullman. 

Dewitt, (Mich.,) Gottlob Heeb. 

Hast Saginaw and eSchweiz, 
(Mich.,) “Henry Jend, J. J. 
Link. 

Edgerton, (O.,) Wm. F. Henke. 

Frauciscoville, (Mich.,) Adam 
Weber. 

Goshen, (Ind.,) Gustav Bertram. 

Grand Rapids, (Mich.,) J.C. Wur- 
ster. 

Irving, (Mich.,) August F. Zar- 
well. 

Kendallville and Auburn, (Ind.,) 
J. C. Gomimel. 

Lansing, (Mich.,) Richard Pleud- 
demann. 

Marine City, (Mich.,) Theodore 
Schumann. 

Montague and White Hall, - 
(Mich.,) Andreas Mayer. 

Perrysburg, (O.,) John Picken. 

Petoskey, (Mich.,) Geo. Mitter. 

Roseville, (Mich.,) C. Lraenker. 

Toledo, (O.:) Segar Avenue, Jos. 

Kern. 
Walnut Street, 2. #. Wunder- 
lich. 

West Unity, Elias Roger. 

Woodville, A. Aruendling. 


LOUISVILLE DISTRICT. 
C. G. Frrrscue, P.E. 
(P. O. Box, 106 New Albany, Ind.) 
Booneville, (Ind.,) John NV. Luke- 


meyer. ‘ 

Bradford, (Ind.,) John W. Huber, 

Cannelton, (Ind.,) A. D. Stoll. 

Charleston, (Ind.,) John C. Ger- 
lach. 

Evansville, (Ind.,) H. G. Lich. 

Goleonda and Metropolis, (I1l.,) 
J. O. Speckmann, one to be sup- 
plied. ; 

Huntingburg, (Ind.,) Jacob Bock- 
stahler. 

Jeffersonville, (Ind.,) Kart ZL. 
Ploch. 

Louisville, (Ky.:) Jefferson St., 

Gottlob Nachtrieb. : 


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Louisville, (Ky.:) Market St., J. 
W. Roecker, one to be supplied. 

Marrs, (Ind.,) Lows Mueller. 

Mount Vernon, (Ind.,) Prederick 
Luff. 

Nashville, (Tenn,,) C. G. Frit- 
sche, Jr. 


DES 


New Albany, (Ind.,) Z. Grenizen- | 


berg. 

Salem and Henderson, (Ky.,) J. 
Kuster. : 

Santa Claus, (Ind.,) 4. Graessle. 

Seymour, (Ind.,) Hrederick Sever- 
mg haus. : 





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CENTRAL GERMAN CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Terre Haute, (Ind.,) J. H. Barth. 
White Creek and Bedford, (ind.,) 
Jacob Allinger. : 


Quest. 33. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


At Columbus, Ohic. 


MOINES CONFERENCE, 


Held in Red Oak, Iowa, Sept. 10-15, 1884. 


BISHOP ANDREWS, 


Quest. 1. Who are Leceived by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Jerences ? 
W. H. W. fees, from Arkansas ; 
J. F. St. Clair, from Indiana; 
W. H. H. Brown, from Missouri ; 
W. W. Ramsay, from South Kan- 
sas—4, 


Quest. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial 2 
Edward B. Heaton, Simon W. 
Lauck, William B. Cox, John A. 
Furnier, ANen Lynn—od. 
s* 


Quest. 8. Who Remain on Trial? 
Elmer #. lgenfritz, Joseph 
B. Harris, William G. Hohan- 
shelt, Lewis B. Wickersham, 
Adolphus C. Rawls, Chas. Brown, 
G. M. Boswell, Charles A. Bunk- 
er—s. 
Quzst. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
T.. J. Fink, C. E. Blodgett, F. 
B, Dunn—3. 


~~ Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 


Full Connection ? 


Jas. E, Nichol, John 8. Throck- 
morton, William B. Thompson, 
Amos E. Griffith, James H. Sen- 
seny, Wm. B. Norton, Edward J. 
Brooker, Edward C. Potter, El- 
more E. Lymer, Wilbur Fisk, 
William E. Harvey, William E. 
Welker—12. / 


Quest. 6. Who ave Tee-admutted ? 
William Hayes, on certificate 
“of location, from Des Moines; 
Coleson, D. Fawcett, on certificate 
of location, from Iowa, Septem- 
ber, 1883—2. 
Quest. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Chaurches ? 
John I. Morgan, from Congre- 
gational Church. 


Quzst. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
William B. Thompson, James 
H. Senseny, Edward C. Potter, 
Elmore E. Lymer, Wilbur Fisk, 
William E. Welker—6. 


Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
er's have been ordained Deacons? 
William B. Thompson, James 

H. Senseny, Edward C. Potter, 

Elmore E. Lymer, Wilbur Fisk, 

William E. Welker—6. 


Presiding. 








Qusst. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons? 
John R. Kirk, Joseph B. Har- 
ris, Simon W. Lauck, Hosea A. 
Caritou, Cyrus L. Stratton—d. 


QurEs?T. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been orduined Deacons ? 
John R. Kirk, Joseph B. Har- 

ris, Simon W. Lauck, Hosea A. 

Carlton, Cyrus L. Stratton—s. 


Qusst. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 

Jas. E. Nichol, Joho §. Throck- 
morton, William B. Thompson, 
Amos E. Griffith, James H. Sen- 
seny, William B. Norton, Edward 
J. Brooker, Edward C. Potter, 
Elmore E. Lymer, Wilbur Fisk, 
William E. Harvey, William E. 
Welker—12. 


Qvuzst. 18. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class? 
William H. Shipman, Bertrand 
A. Fassett, Austin Crooks, Will- 
jam Stevenson, John F, Camp- 
bell, John L. Johnson, George 
Wright—7. 


Qurst. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders ? 
Edward M. Holmes, Elmore W. 
M’Dade, De Witt C. Washburn, 
Peter V. D. Vedder, Robert J. 
Tennant, Clarence M.Ward, Wm. 
EK. Howe, James R. Millburn—s. 


Qusst. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Eiders ? 
Edward M. Holmes, Elmore W. 
M’Dade, De Witt C. Washburn, 
Peter V. D. Vedder, Robert J. 
Tennant, Clarence M. Ward, Wm. 
E. Howe, James R. Millburn—8. 


Norr.—George M. Jeffrey ana Edward | 


P. Vail, having been heretofore ordained 
elders, were, by vote of the Conference, 
passed to the list of effective elders, 

Notr.—John L. Morgan, who was or- 
dained an elder according to the usages 
of the Congregational Church, was duly 
recognized as an elder in the Methodist 
Episcopal Church. 


Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders ? 
George E. Mitchell. 
Quest 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Eiders? 
George E, Mitchell. 





M. D. COLLINS, Secretary. 


Quust. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers? 

A. J. Andrie, W. Plested, W. P. 
Bishop, O. E. Moore, J. P. Evans, 
J. C. Stephens, W. Hayes, A. 
Kern—8. 


QuEsT. 19: Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ¢ 

J. J. D. Scoles, A. Badley, J. 
W. Martin, M. Allen, C. Ashton, 
J. W. Snodgrass, M. Sheetz, J. 
W. Anderson, J. E. Darby,.J. BR. 
Carey, J. M. Dudley, J. M. Baker, 
W. FB. Hestwood, J. C. Sherwood, 
D. Pechin, D. Lamont, M. H. 
Martin, M. Mitehell, 1. Kelley, 
J. T. Hughes, A. Wilson, J. A. 
Jefferson, U. P. Golliday, J. W. 
Eckles, 8. Jones, C. W. Posten, 
J. A. Smith, G. P. Bennett, F. 
M. Slusser, 8. W. Mulligan, A. H. 
Murphy—s1. 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference, 


Quest. 21. Hane any Died ? 


Wm. L. Edmonds, George F. 
Brand—2. 


(See obituaries, p. 339.) 


Quust. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Served, and to what Oonferences ? 


OC. S. Ryman, to Newark; L. 
K. Young, to Kast Ohio; J. 2B. 
Gibson and CU. #H. Burleigh, to 
Sonth Kansas; D. B. Cary, to 
Nebraska—, 


Qogst. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quzst. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? : 


G. M. Hall. 


Quust. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 


Quast. 26. Have any been permitted 
w Withdraw wider Charges? 
None. 


Quest. 27. Have any been Rxpelled? 
C. V. Martin, 


DES MOINES CONFERENCE, 1884. 


QuEST. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

T. M’Kendree Stuart, J. B. 
Ilorsewell, John Hestwood, F. 
‘W. Vinson, W.S. Hooker, James 
Lisle, T. A. Lampman—7. 


Quzst. 29. What is the Statistical 
Leeport for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 399 ) 


QuEstT. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ¢ 


Not answered. 


QusstT. 81. What has been Receiver 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$1,666 66, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conterence. 


QuEst. 82. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in the State 
of Iowa.] 
DES MOINES DISTRICT. 
J. W. Wns, P.E. 
(P. 0., Des Moines.) 


Altoona, Francis Plumb. 

Carlisle, 1, R. Harned. 

Colfax, W. A. Chambers. 

Dallas, to be supplied. 

Des Moines: Asbury, A. HH. 

Schafer. 

Burns’s Chapel, W. 72. H. Brown. 

Cireuit, #. P. Vail. 

First Church, Zmory Miler. 

First Church Mission, W. 4. 

Wiseman. 

Wesley Church, C. W. Blodgett. 
Greencastle, B. £. Shutterly. 
Indianola, W. S. Hooke, 
Indianola Cireuit, William Sat- 

terson. 

Macksburg, to be supplied. 

Monroe, B. 2. Durfee. _ 

New Virginia, W. C. Smith. 

Norwalk, C. C. Mabee. 

Ohio, to be supplied. 

Pleasantville, to be supplied. 

Prairie City, &. W. a Dade. 

Saint Charles, G. W. Patterson. 

Saylorville, D. C. Washburn. 

Waukee, Simpson Guyer. 

Winterset, W. D. Bennett. 

Winterset Cirenit, A. B. Ship- 
man. : ; 

E. L. Parks, President; W. #. 
Hamilton, Professor; and C. H. 
Newell, Agent, of Simpson Cen- 
tenary College — members of 
Indianola Quarterly Confer- 
ence 

C. R. Pomeroy, President of Calla- 
han College--member of First 
Church, Des Moines, Quarterly 
Conference. 


ATLANTIC DISTRICT. 
W. C. Martin, P.E. 

: (P. O., Atlantic.) 
Adel, G. H. Detwiler. 
Anita, W. B. Norton. - 
Atlantic, W. F. Burke. 
Audubon, / W. Bote. 
Avoca, W. W. Lamsay. 














Bear Grove, J. A. Furnier. 
Casey, J. L. Morgan. 

De Soto, J. &. Wellburn. 
Dexter, Z. WK. Campbell. 
Uxira, W. W. Danae. 
Guthrie Center, David Shenton. 
Harlan, P. V. D. Vedder. 
Lewis, J, B. Harris. 

Linden, D. C. Adams. 
Macedonia, etcher Brown. 
Menlo, W. G. Hohanshelt. 
Oakland, 2. J. Tennant. 
Panora, George Wright. 
Pleasant Hill, to be supplied. 
Shelby, D. C. Franklin, 
Stuart, John Hestwood. 

Van Meter, 7. A. Lampman. 
Walnut, George Clammer. 
Whitneyville, Austin Crooks. 
Wiota, E. J. Brooker. 


BOONE DISTRICT. 
P. F. W. Cozimr, P.E. 
(P. O., Ames.) 
Ames, H. J. Lverley. 
Bagley, A. J. Barton. 
Boone; James Lisle. 
Boone Circuit, to be supplied. 
Boonsborough, to be supplied. 
Cambridge and Maxwell, Duyald 
Thompson. 

Carroll, #. MW. Holmes. ~— 
Churdan, Cornelius Hover. 
Colo, to be supplied. 
Dallas Centre, Z. W. Archer. 
Dedham, William Stevensoa. 


| Gliddon, Lorenzo Jean. 


Grand Junction, Hlijah Kendall. 

Jefferson, W. F. Harned. 

Jefferson Circuit, W. E. 

Kirkman, 8. W. Lauck. 

Manning, W. HE. Harvey. 

Minburn, to be supplied. 

Mineral Ridge, W. B Cox. 

Moingona, to be supplied. 

Nevada, M. A. Wright. 

Ogden, W. F. Laidley. 

Oatario, to be supplied. 

Perry, W. W. W Guire. 

Perry Circuit, to be supplied. 

Rippey, William Abrahan. 

Seranton, D. O. Stuart. 

Woodward, W. /. Mark. 

J. Fegtly, Agent of American 
Bible Society—member of Ne- 
yada Quarterly Conierence. 


CHARITON DISTRICT. 
Artemus Brown, P. #. 
(P. 0., Chariton.) 


Allerton, J. D. Moore. 
Chariton, Jf. D. Collins. 
Chariton Circuit, 7. D. Punk. 
Columbia, J. 8. Throckmorton. 
Corydon, W. F. Bartholomew. 
Davis City, Charles Brown. 
Derby, to be supplied. 

Garden Groye, to be supplied. 
Grand River. to be supplied. 
Humeston, W. B. Thompson. 
Kellerton, W. WY. Fawcett. 
Lacona and Newbern, S, WV. J/ath- 


Welker. 


eny. 

Leon, W. H. Shipman. 
Lineville, Andrew Hancox. 
Milo, J. L. Jonson. 
Mount Ayr, P. /. Vollmer. 
Murray, J. E. Niehol. 












Woodbine, J. D. De 


239 


New York, Samuel Farlow. 
Osceola, J. R. Horsewell. 
Rhedding, J. G. Bourne. 

Russell, John Harned. 

Seymour and Grainville, 2. W. 
Matheny. 

Tingley, to be supplied. 

Weldon, Z. P. Newland. 

Woodburn and Lucas, A. G. Por- 
MON. 

Daniel MW Intyre, Financial Secre- — 
tary of Preacher’s Aid Society— 
member of Osceola Quarterly 
Conference. 


CORNING DISTRICT. 
H. H. O’ Neat, P.E. 
(P. O., Indianola.) 

Afton, J- H. Senseny. 
Afton Cireuit, G. /. Néron. 
Bedford, Dinsmore Austin. 
Bedford Cirenit, John Branston. 
Brooks, ZW. O’ Flyne. 
Carl, Benjamin Shinn. 
Clarinda, 7. WE. Stuart. 
Conway, J. W. Coe. 
Corning, #. W. Vinson. 
Oorning Circuit, to be supplied. 
Creston, W. H.W. lees, 
Cromwell, J. M. Conrad. 
Elliott, E. E. Dgentritz. 
Fontanelle, to be supplied. 
Goshen, C. W. Stuart. 
Gravity, J. F. Campbell. 
Greenfield, A. B. Griffith. : 
Griswold, B. .A. Fassett. -.— 
Lenox, Hrederick Harris. 
Milferd, J. W. Adair. 
Nevinville, W. A. H. Smét?:. 
New Market, E. B. Tleaton. 
Red Oak, J. C. Stevens. / 
Villisea, 4. 7. Jeffrey. 
Villisea Circuit, 6. 2. Kennedy 



































COUNCIL BLUFFS DISTRIC 
W. T. Smrru, P.E. 
_(P. O., Malvern.) 


Astor, W. 2. Douglass. 
Coin, L. B. Wickersham. 
College Springs, A. C. Rawls. 
Council Bluffs: Broadway, J. 
Armstrong. eed 
Circuit, Wilbur Fisk. 
Dennison, Ashel Thornbrue. 
Dow City, H. H. Barton. 
Dunlap, C. L. Nye. 
Emerson, /. W. Lewis, 
Essex, E. KE. Lymer. © 
Farmer City, W. 7. Beck. le 
Fremont City, G. 0. Waynich. 
Glenwood, W. aL. Weich. 
Hamburg, W. 2, Howe. t 
Hastings and Silver City, d. 
Armstrong. 
Hillsdale, / B. Bartley. 
Little Sioux, /. S. Morrow. - 
Logan, 0. M. Ward. 
Malvern, J. #. Sé. Clair. 
Missouri Valley, Cyrus Smeth. 
Missouri Valley Circuit, Allen 
Lynn. 
Northborough, C. W. Brewer. 
Norwich, to be supplied. 
Riverton and Farragut, C. 
Lynn. 
Shenandoah, 4. P. Hull. 
Sidney, A. /. Lusk, 
Tur. 





240 


i, M. H. Fleming, Agent of) G. WM. Jeffrey, Missionary in Utah 


American Bible Society—mem- 
ber of Broadway, Council 
Bluffs, Quarterly Conference. 
EL. W. Brady, Chaplain in U. 8. 
Army. 
Ll. T. Curt and bh. W. Sage, Mis- 
sionarics to Dakota Mission. 


Mission. 
J. A, Stevens, Reuben Randolph, 
| and G. M. Boswell; Mission- 
aries in West Nebraska Mission. 
J. T. Miller, Yadian Industrial 
School, Poplar Creek, Moua- 
tana. 


, DES MOINES CONFEREN CE, 1884. 


Cc. A. Bunker and EK, C. Potter, 
Jett without appointments that 
they may attend one of our 
schools. 


QuEST. 33. Where shall the next 
Conference be held? 


At Wesley Chureh, Des Moines. 





CALIPORN I AVCONF Ei tc. 


Held in Pacific Grove, Monterey, Cal., Sept. 10-15, 1884. 


BISHOP FOSS, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Meceival by 

Transfer, and from what Con- 
ferences ? 

G, W. leer, from Oregon; J. 
Jacobson, trom North-West Nor- 
wegian; Lorr Ewing, J. D. Haim- 
mond, G. B. Hinkle, George Jen- 
nings, C. H. Kirkbride, N. G. 
Luke, Warren Nims, I. MM. Wiilis, 
J. W. Pendleton, from Nevada ; 
J. M. Park, from Upper Iowa; 
Louis Kroeck, from Saint Louis 
German; G. O. Ash, from Colum- 
siRiwer; F. M. Pickles, from 
outhern California; /. W. Buxton, 
rom North al, it. Wolfe, 
vom North Nebraska; A.V. Beard, 
rom North-West Indiana—is. 


a 





















Trial ? 

Ross Taylor, Kanichi Mieyama, 
ohn J. Martin, Richard Rodda, 
Villiam A, Johns—i, 


Jorst. 8. Who Renain on Trial 2 
Thos. Filbin, Arthur IT. Briggs 


pom) 


hos. S. L. Wallis, Fritz Reiser, 
m, L. Stevens—5, 


Junst. 4. Who are Discontinawed ? 
i None. 


JuEstT. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Kt Full Connection? 

Hiram L. Gregory, Lorenzo Fel- 
vs, Monroe H, Alexander, Levi 
. Simmons, Elbridge R. Willis 


ursT. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 


QuusT. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentiuls from other Churches ? 


None. 


ers have been elected Deacons ? 


_Monroe H. Alexander, Levi W. 
Simmons, Lorenzo Fellers—3. 


ers have been ordained Deacons ? 


Monroe H. Alexander, Levi W. 
Simmons, Lorenzo Fellers—s, 


¥ 


YursT. 2. Who are Admitted on 


QuEst. 8. What Traveling Preach- 


Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 


Qusst. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 


James Renwick, John J. Martin, 
Win. A. Johns—s. 
con under the missionary rule. 
Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
James Renwick, John J. Martin, 
Wim. A. Johns—3v 
Note —Ross Taylor was ordained dea- 
con uuder the missionary rule. 
Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class 2 
Wm. P. 8. Duncan, Hiram L. 
Gregory, Lorenzo Fellers, Monroe 
i. Alexander, Levi W. Simmons, 
Elbridge R. Willis, George 8. 
Holmes, John W. Pendleton—s, 
Quust. 13. Who are the Traneling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
Henry H. Slavens. 
Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Liders ? 


Aueust Lemkau, Jas. F. Holrfes, 
John B. Chisholm, John W. Riede- 
mann—4, 


Notsr.—John H. Bacon, having previ- 
ously been ordained elder, was passed 
to the list of effective elders, 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
coms have been ordained Hiders ? 


| August Lemkau, Jas. F. Holmes, 
| John Chisholm, John W. Riede- 
| mann—4, 


Qusst. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Lider's ? 
None. 

Novrn.—Ross Taylor was elected elder 
| under the missionary rule. 


Qusst. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Eiders 2 
None. 


Notr.—Ross Taylor was ordained el- 
| der under the missionary rale. 





Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

G. B. Bowman, A. Barris, A. M. 
Bailey, Jesse Green, W. Hulburt, 
Geo. M’Cracken, J. L. Broaddus, 
B. W. Rusk, A. C, Hazzard, I. J. 
Ross, P. G. Buchanan, H. B. Shel- 
don, J. D. Hammond, Geo. Jen- 


q 





Norr.—Ross Vaylor was elected dea- |. 





W. S. URMY, Secretary. 


nings, T. B. Palmer, W. M. John- 


| son—l6. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Swuperan- 
nuated Preachers 2 


G. D. Pinner, J. M. Hinman, 


A, Konzelman, J. J. Cleveland, 


1. B. Fish, R. W. Williamson, W. 
Gafney, G. O. Ash, George Larkin, 
Wesley Peck—10., 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Laeamined é - 
This was strictly done, as the _ 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. j 


QuEsT. 21. Have any Died? 
None. 


Quest. 22. Have any been Trons- 
Served, and to what Conferences 7 
M. J. Pihl, to North-West Nor- 
wegian; A. J. Hanson, to Puget 
Sound; J. WM. Park, toUpper Iowa; 
C. A. Holmes, to Pittsourg ; Ross 
Taylor, to Liberia—5. 


Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
L. J. Collins. 
Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 
None, 


Quust. 25. Hane any been Located ? 
None. 
QuEST.26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Churges 2 
C. A. Hertel. 


Quust. 27. Have any been Expelled ? 
None. 


Quest. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

John Coyle, David Deal, A. S. 

Gibbons, Solomon Kinsey, Wesley 

Eee T. B. Palmer, 8. H. Rhoades 


f 


Quust. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 362.) 


Qurst. 80. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund 2 


$4,200. 


_ CALIFORNIA CONFEREN CH, 1884. 241 


Quest. 81. What has been received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$5,108 85, 


which has been applied under 
order of the Conference. 


Quest. 32. Where are the Preach- 

ers Stationed ? 

{These appointments are all in the State 

of California.) 

SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT. 

Werstzey Dennett, P.E. 

(P. O., San Jose.) 
Corralitas and Aptos, Jesse Smith. 
Gilroy, W. 8S. Urmy. 

Half Moon Bay, Lorenzo Fellers. 

Hollister, $. H. Rhoads 

los Gatos, C. G. Milnes. 

Mayfield, to be supplied. 

Monterey and Pacific Grove, to be 
supplied. 

New Almaden, to be supplied. 

Peseadero, W. P. 8. Duncan. 

Redwood City, J. S. Fisher. 

Salinas, J. 2, Holmes. 

San Francisco: Bush Street, 7. Z. 

Siren. 
Central, J..N. Beard. 
Chinese Mission, Olés Gibson, 
Kk. Mieyama. 
Eureka Valley, Wayne Carver. 
Grace Church, H. &. Heacock. 
Howard Street, George W. Izer. 
Kentucky Street and South San 
* Franciseo, G. S. Holmes. 
Powell Street, J. 4. 1’ Cauley. 
Simpson Menoorial, £. #7. Jewell. 
Swedish Mission, 0. J. Wigren, 
one to be supplied. 
Twenty-seventh Street, Seneca 
Jones. 
San Jose: First Church, 7. S. 
Dunn. 
Reed Street, G. W. Deatty. 

San Jose Circuit, to be supplied. 

Santa Clara, George Clifford. 

Santa Cruz, J. W. Bryant. 

Santa Cruz Circuit, to be sup- 

- plied. 

- Watsonville, 2. A. Hazen. 

C. OC. Stratton, President; J. N. 
Martin, T. C. George, M. H. 
Alexander, Professors, in the 
University of the Pacific—mem - 
hers of San Jose Quarterly Con- 
ference. 

B. F. Crary, Editor of California 
Christian Adyocate—member of 
Bush Street Quarterly Conf. 

J: 2B. Hill, Agent of the Methodist 
Book Depository — member of 
Reed Street, San Jose, Quarterly 
Conference. 

J. O. Raynor, Chaplain in U.S. 
Army—member of Howard 5t., 
San Francisco, Quarterly Conter- 
ence. = 


STOCKTON DISTRICT. 
Cc. V. Anruony, P.E. 
(P. O., Oakland.) 


Alameda, Rohert Bentley. 
Atlanta, #. 2. Dodge. 
Berkeley, W. D. Cradbd. 
Brentwood, H. L. Gregory. 
Ceres, J. ff. Jones. 
Hayward’s, J. 1. Bucon, 





Ione, #. I, Jones. 

Jackson, W. S. Corwen. 

Linden, J. W. Kuykendall. 

Livermore, ZL A. Wining. 

Lockford, J. 2. Wolfe. 

Lodi, W. R. Gober. 

Modesto, J. L. Mann. 

Mokelumne Hill and Calaveras, to 
be supplied. 

Norwegian Mission, Jolin Jucob- 
son. 

Oakdale and Birneyville, D. W. 
Chilson. 

Oakland : Centennial, 4. Holbrook. 
East Oakland, J. W. Ross. 
First Church, John Coyle. 

Oleta, to be supplied. 

Plymouth, to be supplied. 

Portuguese Mission and San Lean- 
dro, 4. S. Gibbons. 

San Ramon and Pleasanton, W. 7. 
Mayne. 

Sonora, C. P. Jones. 

Stockton: Central Church, 4. 7. 

Needham. 

Clay Street, W. C. Curry. 
Sutler and Amador, S. A@usey. 
Walnut Creek, J. #. Wickes. 

J. H. Wythe, Lecturer in Theology 
in the University of the Pacitic 
—member of First Church, Oak- 
land, Quarterly Conference. 

John Thompson, District Superin- 
tendent of the American Bible 
Society —member of Oakland, 
First Church, Quarterly Conf. 


“SACRAMENTO DISTRICT. 
H. C. Bunson, P.E. 
(P. O., Santa Clara.) 


Auburn and Ophir, J. J. Martin. 

Biggs and Gridley, to be sup- 
plied. 

Brownsville and La Porte, to be 
supplied. 

Butte Cireuit, 7. B. Hopkins. 

Chico, J. A. Bruner. 

Colfax and Dutch Flat, S. C. Z- 
lott. ; 
Diamond Springs, Bsdras Smith. 

Downieville, William Angwin. 

Elk Grove, J. B. Chisholin. 

Florin, to be supplied. : 

Forest Hill and Michigan Bluff, to 
be supplied. 

Fort Jones and Scott Valley, @. 
Rk. Stanley. 

Georgetown and Coloma, to be sup- 
plied. 

Grass Valley, M@. D. Buck. 

Indian Springs, to be supplied. 

Marysville, W. 1. Woodward. 

Nevada City, W. B. Priddy. 

North San Juan and Bloomfield, 
T. R. Bartley. i 

Orland, H. J. bland. 

Oroville, Richard Rodda. 

Penryn, WV. &. Leck. 

Placerville, R. #. Wenk. P 

Placerville Circuit, to be sup- 
lied. 

Red Bluff, 0. S. Haszell. 

Redding, to be pe 

Richland, J. W. Buaton. 

Roseville and Sheridan, W. A. 
Johns. ayes 

Sacramento: Kingsley Chapel, 

Charles MW Kelvey. 

Sixth Street, #. &. Dille. 

Williams, to be supplied. 








Yreka, G..@. Walter. : 
Yuba City and Franklin, T.8. L. 
Wallis. 


PETALUMA DISfRICT. 
A. J. Netson, P.E. 
(P, 0., Napa.) 
Arcata, #. A. Widle. . 
Bloomfield, S. JZ. Woodward. 
Bolinasand Sancilito, 7. J/, Pickles. 
Cacheville, H. H. Slavens. 
Cloverdale, to be supplied. 
Covelo, to be supplied. 
Crescent City and Smith River, 
John Appleton. 
Dixon and Binghamton, W. 7. 
Warren. 
Eureka, C. H. Rich. 
Fairfield, B. #. Taylor. 
Ferndale, to be supplied, 
Green Valley and Occidental, 
C. Tallman. 4 
Healdsburg, Thomas Filbin. 
Lower Lake and Kelseyville, L. 
W. Simmons. 
Madison, to be supplied. 
Mattole, to be supplied. 
Middletown and Pope Valley, to 
be supplied. 
Napa City, Jf. C. Briggs. 
Napa and Sonoma, #. H. Wing. _ 
Petaluma, J. A. Van Anda, —“ 
Point Arena, #. DL, Stwart. 
tio Vista, to be supplied. 
Rohnerville and Hydesyille, S. 7. 
Sterritt. 
Saint Helena and Calistoga, W. L. 
Stevens. 
San Rafael, David Deut. 
Santa Rosa, 7. H. Woodward. 
Ukiah, J. L. Burchard, 
Vallejo, J. L. Trefren. 
Wiillettsville, to be supplied. 
Windsor and Mark West, to be 
supplied. 
Woodland, E, RB. Willis® 
W. @. Damon, Professor in Napa 
Collegiate Institute—member of 
Napa City Quarterly Conf. 


GERMAN DISTRICT. 
F. Wertu, P.E. 
(P. O., San Francisco.) 


North German Mission, to be sup 
plied. 

Oakland, Louis Kroeck. 

San Francisco: Folsom Street, £. 

Steinbach. 
Saint Paul’s, / Wert/, one to 
be supplied. 

San Jose, U. H. Afflerbach. 7 

Santa Cruz Circuit, dug. Lemkau, 

Santa Rosa Cireuit, J. W. Liede- 
mann. 

Stockton * and Tracy, 
Brueck, 

N. G. Luke, CO. H. Kirkbride, P.M. 
Willis, G. B. Hinkle, Lorr Bw 
iny, Warren. Nims, and J. H. 
Wythe, Jr., Missionaries in Ne 
vada. 

Fritz Reiser, J. W. Pendleton, A 
H. Briggs, and George Adams, 
left without appointments tha 
they may attend school. 


Quest. 33. Where shall the next 
Conference be had? 
Not answered. 


7 ease 







































Llermann 





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JAPAN CONFERENCE, 1884. 


JAPAN CONFERENCE, 


Held in Tokio, Japan, Aug. 28-Sept. 3, 1884. 


BISHOP WILEY, Presiding. 
J. C. DAVISON anp AIBARA YEIKEN, Secretartes. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences? 

Rk. 8. Maclay, Aibara Yeiken, 
Kurimura Sayehachi, Onuki Bun- 
shichit, Nakayama Chiujo, from 
Baltimore; J. C. Davison, Asuga 
Kenjiro, Kikuchi Takuhet, from 
Newark; Z£ “. Correll, James 
Blackledge, C. W. Green, Matsu- 
moto Sogo, Kawamura Tenjiu, 
from Philadelphia; JZ C. Harris, 
from Pittsburg; Charles Bishop, 
Takahara Yasutaro, from North 
Indiana; C. S. Long, Yamada 
Genjiro, Yamada Toranusuke, 
from Holston; M. 8S. Vail, Yam- 
aka Hatanoshin, Hirata Heizo, 
Doi Totara, Kamijo Yajizo, Na- 
kada Kinkichi, from Maine; D. 
8. Spencer, J, O. Spencer, from 
Wyoming; 2. W. Squier, from 
North Ohio; W. C. Kitchin, from 
Detroit; Kosaka Keinosuke, Hon- 
da Itsuki, Hiranuma Sakaye, from 
North-west Indiana—32, 


QurEst. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 
Iwai Chiukichi, Yamada Shum- 
pachi, Kimua Hichijuro, Tani- 
kawa Soga, Chinda Suteki—s. 


Quest. 8. Who Remain on Trial? 

Takahara Yasutaro, Yamada 
Genjiro, Honda Itsuki, Yamaca 
Toranusuke, Yamaka Hatano- 
shin, Nakada Kiukichi, Hirata 
Heizo, J. O. Spencer—s. 


Quust.*4. Who are Discontinued? 
Kamijo Yajizo, Hiranuma Sak- 
aye—2, ; 


Qupst. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 


D. 8. Spencer, W. C. Kitchin, 
Nakayama Chiujo—s. 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted 2 
None. 


QueEstT. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches 2 


None. 


QuEst. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
Nakayama Chiujo. 


. Notr.—D. 8. Spencer and W. ©. Kitch- 
in, having been previously ordained,, 
were recognized as deacons. 


QUEST. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
evs have been ordained Deacons ? 


Nakayama Chiujo. 











~~ 


Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 


have been elected Deacows ? 
George W. Elmer. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 


George W. Elmer. 
Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class 2 

D. 8. Spencer, W. C. Kitchin, 
Nakayama Chiujo—s. 

Quest. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
Kawamura Tenjiu. 
Qumst. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Hiders ? 

M.S. Vail, Kosaka Keinosuke, 
Matsumoto Sogo—3. 
Quzst. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cous have been ordained Llders ? 
Kosaka Keinesuke, Matsumoto 
Sogo—2, 
Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
huwe been elected Elders 2 
Honda Yoitsu. 


QueEst. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Hlders ? 


Honda Yoitsu. 

Quest. 18. Who are the Super- 
numerary Preachers ? 
None. 

Qugst. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nated Preachers 2 
None. - 

Qusst. 20. Was the Character of 
cach Preacher Bueanined ? 

This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 
Quest. 21. Have any Died? 
Dio Totara. 
(See obituary, p. 845.) 
Qunst. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Jerred, and to what Conferences ? 
None. 

Quest, 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. . 

Quest. 24, Have any been Located 

at their own request 2 

None. 

Quust. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 26. Hane any been permitted 
to Wethdraw wuler Charges 2 


None. 





Quest. 27. Haveany been Bxpelled ? 
None. — 


Qurst. 28. Who are selected fur 
Triers of Appeals ? 
None. . 


Qurst. 29. What is the Statistical 
feeport for this Conference year ¢ 
(See tabulated statement, p. 365.) 


Ques. 80. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


Not answered. 


QUEST. 31. What has been Recewed 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

Not answered. 


Quest. 82. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


EAST TOKIO DISTRICT. 
M. C. Harris, P.E. 
(Pe. 0.. ——.) 


Asakusa, to be supplied. 

Sendai, to be supplied. 

Shimosa, Honda Itsuke. 

Tsukiji Circuit, Aibara Yeiken. 

Yamagata and Tendo, Avcsaka 
Keinosuke. 


WEST TOKIO DISTRICT. 
R. 8. Macuay, P.E. 
(. 0,, ——.) 
Akasaka Circuit, to be supplied. 
Azabu Cireuit, Yamada Genjiro, 
J. O. Spencer. 
Joshiu Circuit, to be supplied. 
West Tokio Circuit, to be sup- 
plied. : 
Yotsuya Circuit, Kawamura Ten- 
jiu, James Blackledge. 


NORTH TOKIO DISTRICT. 
CHARLES Bisuop, P.E. 
(P. O., —— .) 


Kanda Cirenit, Yamaka Hatano- 
shin, D. 8. Spencer. 

Kitsuregawa Circuit, to be sup- 
plied. es 

Kumagome Circuit, to be sup- 
plied. : 

North Tokio Circuit, to he stp- 
plied. 


YOKOHAMA DISTRICT. 
J. C. Davison, P.E. 
(PLO., -) 
Ebimura, Circuit, to be supplied. 
Nagoya Circuit, Kikuchi Takuhet. 
Nishiwo Circuit, to be supplied. 
Toyohashi Circuit, to be supplied. ° 





Yokohama 
Sayehachi. ; 
NORTH YOKOHAMA DIST. 

I. H. Correuy, P.E. 
(P. 0., 2) 

Tida Cirenit, Hirata Heizo. 

Kanagawa Circuit, to be supplied. 

ee ie Circuit, to be sup- 
plied. 

Matsushiro Circuit, Yamada Tor- 
anusuke. 

Nagaoka, to be supplied. 

Takato and Sakashita, Onuki Bun- 
shichi. 

NAGASAKI DISTRICT. 
Cc. S. Lone, P.E. 
(BS O., ) 

Agune, to be supplied. 


Cireuit, Kurinura 











JAPAN CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Fukuoka, Tanikawa Soga. 

Kagoshima, Takahara Yasutaro. 

Kumamoto, Asugu Kenjiro. 

Nagasaki Circuit, to be supplied. 

Nagasaki: Deshima, Kimura Hich- 
ijuro. : 

Sendai, to be supplied. 

Yanegawa, to be supplied. 

W. C. Kitchin, Principal of Cob- 
leivh Seminary — member of 
Deshima Quarterly Conference. 


YEZZO DISTRICT. 
L. W. Squier, P. E. 

(P. 0., 2) 
Fukuyama, Iwai Chiukichi. 
Hakodate, Matsumoto Sogo. 
Mombetsu, Yamada Shumpachi. 
Otaru, to be supplied. 

Yesashi, to be supplied. 








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NORTH HONDO DISTRICT. 
C. W. Grusn, P.E. 
(P. O., ——.) 


Awomori, Nakada Kiukichi. 

Hirosaki, to be supplied. 

Kuroishi, Chinda Suteki, one to 
be supplied. 

Morioka, Nakayama Chiujo. 

R. S. Maclay, General Director; 
M, S. Vail, I. H. Correll, James 
Blackledge, D. 8. Spencer, J. O. 
Spencer, Instructors, in the 
Anglo-Japanese College. _ 
Nore.—The places marked “ito be sup- 


plied” are nearly all actually occupied 
by local preachers, 


QueEstT. 83. Where shail the next 
Conference be held ? 
At Tokio. 





MICHIGAN CONFERENCH, 


Held in Lansing, Mich, Sept. 1G<15, 1884. 


BISHOP NINDE, Preszding. 


QuEST. 1. 


Who are Receiwed by | Ferguson, 





— 


W. A. Bass, EH. E. 


Transfer, and from what Con- | Kay, 2. O. Wilkinson, Richard 


Jerences ? 

J. EB. Gilbert, from Wisconsin; 
Elijah H. Dousette, from North 
Ohio; H. V. Hunt, from North 
Indiana—s. 


Quest. 2. Who are ddmiiited on 
Trial? 

Merritt F. Loomis, William H. 
Parsons, William. A. Frye, Will- 
iam M. Puffer, Robert M. Mid- 
dleton, Thomas Cox, William G. 
Talbert, Geo. H. Lockbart, Rich- 
ard W. Tyndal—9. 


Quest. 3. Who Remain on Trial? 
William Denman, Edmund B. 
Patterson, George B. Kulp, Jud- 
son Claney, Lyman W. Bacon, 
Robert Phillips, Arthur M. Grif- 
fith, Charles E. Mitchel], Thomas 
Young, Albert W. Bushee, Dan- 
iel W. Fow, John C. Beach—12. 


Qumst. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 


. Samuel Dickey, Jonas N. Staley, 
at their own request—2. 


Quust. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 
Wallace S. Foster, John W. 
Davids, William P. Mosher. Al- 
lert H. Gamble, James A. Wey- 
ant, Myron P. Fogleson, Oliver 
ll. Perry, Herbert 8. Tatt—8. 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 


John W. Reed, J. W. Buell, J. 
C, Ambrose—3. 


Quast. 7%. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 
Louis Groesenbaugh, from Re- 
formed Church; @. Shorts, A. T. 


W. Tyndal, J. W. Sutton, from 
Methodist Episcopal Church ot 
Canada; Thomas iley, from 
Methodist Protestant Church—9. 


Quzst. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
Wallace §. Foster, John W. 
Davids, William P. Mosher, Al- 
bert H. Gamble, Herbert 8. Taft 
—5. 


Nors. —Samuel P, Long was elected 
deacon under the missionary rule. . 


Quzst. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
Wallace S. Foster, John W. 
Davids, William P. Mosher, Al- 
bert H. Gamble, Herbert 8. Taft, 
John C. Beach—6. 


Norgr.—Samuel P. Long was ordained 
deacon under the missionary rule. 


Qusst. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
James Docking, Wm. H. Par- 
sons, Elbert O. Mather, Chas. H. 
Theobald, John C. Chase, Arthur 
K. Stewart, Edmund B, Patter- 
son, Lysander Kinney, Richard 
S. Hubbard, Abraham Barkley, 
Alexander T. Luther, John W, 
Perkins, John C. Beach—1s. 


Qunst. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
James Docking, Wm. H. Par- 
sons, Elbert O. Mather, Chas. H. 
Theobald, John C. Chase, Arthur 
K. Stewart, Edmund B, Patter- 
son, Lysander Kinney, Richard 
8. Hubbard, Abraham Barkley, 





Alexander T. Luther, John W. 
Perkins, John C. Beach—1s. 


| fee, Byron EB. Paddock, Chas. W 





W. I. COGSHALL, Secretary. 


Quzst. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 

Wallace S. Foster, John W. 
Davids, Wm. P. Mosher, Albert 
H. Gamble, James A. Weyant, 
Oliver H, Perry, Herbert 8. Taft, 
Wr. Judd, Wm. N. Youngloye 
=o. 


Quest. 138. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
John J. Hartley, Freeman A, 

Van De Walker, James R. Bowen, 

Jobn W. Horner, Geo. A. Odlum, 

Alexander R. Keeler, William P. 

French, Charles C. Dawkins, Ea-_ 

ward -G. Stevens, John M. Smith, 

Edwin T. Lumber, Paul Desjar- 

dine—12, 































Quust. 14. What Traveling Dea 
cons have been elected Hlders 2 
John W. Arney, Jacob W. Stef- 

fee, Byron E. Paddock, Chas. W 

Jones, Harvey R. Hawley, Ste 

phen Nelson, Lewis De La Marte 

Calvin W. Smith, Willard Heath 

Andrew Potter, Daniel A. Green — 

—ll1. Z 
Norr.—Samuel P. Long was elect 

elder under the missionary rule. 


Quzust. 15. What Traveling Deu- 
cons have been ordained Biders 


John W. Arney, Jacoh W. Stef 


Jones, Harvey R. Hawley, Lewis 
De La Marter, Calvin W. Smith, 
Willard Heath, Andrew Potter, 
Daniel A. Green—10. | 


Norge,—Samuel] P. Long was ordai 
elder under the missionary rule. 


Quast. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Hlder's ? 

Paul Desjardine, Wm. G. 

bert—2. 


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Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
' have been ordained Elders ? 


Paul Desjardine, Wm. G. Tal- 
bert—2. 


Qusst. 18. Who are the Super- 
numerary Preachers ? 

R. Pengelly, T. Lyon, & M 
Merritt, J. k. Oden, A. A. Rolte, 
W. Hl. Brockway, A. J. Russell, 
B. W. Smith, W. Riley, J. M. 
Whitney, H. O. Lawrence, J. W. 
Arney, J. 1. Hopkins, A. P. Mor- 
rison, J. Roberts, A. KE. Ketcham, 
W. J. Swift, A. b. Moore, W. 8. 
Sly, Delos Cronk, W. L. Tilden, 
A. M. Fitch, G. W. Chapin—23. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


A. L. Crittenden, L. Bathrick,, 


J. T. Robe, G. A. Van Horn, H. 
Morgan, T. J. Hill, J. H. Pitzel, 
I. Bennett, J. H. Richards, J. W. 
Cawtborn, A. C. Beach, A. A. 
Dunton, J. W. Hallowell, Amos 
Wakefield, F. Glass, F. Gage, I. 
Il. Skinner, T. Clark, C. Chick, 
J. Draper, L. J. Griffin, G. W. 
Hoag, J. S. Harder, L. M. Ben- 
nett, W. W. Jobnson, 8. L. Ham- 

- ilton, C. B. Holding, G. 8. Hicks, 
D. M. Ward, J. M. Robinson, B. 
H. Whitman, F. B. Bangs, B. S. 
Mills, B. S. Pratt, N. Fassett, C. 
T. Van Antwerp, E. Marble, S. 
Steele, J. P. Force, C. C. Olds 
—-40, 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 

each Preacher Bxanvined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
e of each Preacher was called 
pen Conference. 















BST. 21. Have uny Died ? ~ 
V. BE. Newlon, V. G. Boynton, 
W. Elder, W. A. Bronson, T. 
Jongdon, Horace Hall, J. Boyn- 
, F. D. Hemenway—s. 

(See obituary, p. 340.) 


EST. 22. Have any been Trans- 
rred, and to what Conferences? 
Vm. F. Oldham, to South In- 
3S. 7, W Elwee, to North In- 
nha—2. 











JEST. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
. H. Ware, A. A. Brown—2. 


BST. 24. Hane any been Located 
at their own request ¢ 


J. A. Flowers, Myron P. Fogle- 
on, L. P. Ferguson—3. 
UEST. 25. Have any been Located ? 
T. H. Bignal. 


UEST. 26. Have any been permitted 
lo Withdraw under Charges 2 


Noue. 
UEST. 27. Have any been Hupelled ? 
None. 


UEST. 28. Who are selected fur 
Triers of A ppeals ? 

W. Gardner, C. 8. Fox, A. D, 

ewtov, G. W. Tuthill, D. C. 





MICHIGAN CONFERENCE, 


Woodard, G. C. Draper, Dek 
Barnes—7. 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 368.) 


QuEst, 80. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Hund ? 


Not answered. 


Quest. 81. What has been Received 
ow these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$5,194 20, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference. 


Quest. 382. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
{These appointments are all in the State 
of Michigan.] 
ALBION DISTRICT. 
A. A. Knaprern,P. E. 
(P. 0., Albion, Mich.) 


Albion, John @raham. 

Battle Creek, G. 8S. Hickey. 

Bellevue, G. A. Odlum. 

Concord, #. D. Bacon. 

Manover and Moscow, James Web- 
ster. 

Homer, P. J. Maverty. 

Jackson: Cooper Street, J. J. 

Hartley. 

First Church, Washington @ara- 
er. 

Haven Chureh, G. 8. Barnes. 

Le Roy, John Hoyt. 

Liberty, W. MW. Coplin. 

Litehtield, HW. P. Henderson. 

Marengo, William Prouty. 

Marshall, Elias Cooley. 

Mosherville, M. F. Loomis. 

Nashville, Thomas Cox, 

Olivet, Nelson Saunders. 

Parma, W. M. Colby. 

Partello, John Hills, ~ 

Penfield, W. P. Mosher. 

South Albion, to be supplied. 

Springport, /. W. Steffe. 

Tekonsha, #. D. Young. 

Tompkins, J. H. Thomas. 

LR. CO. Welch, Professor in Albion 
College — member of Albion 
Quarterly Conference. 

J. H. Potts, Associate Editor of 
the Michigan Adyocate— mem- 
ber of Jackson, First Church, 
Quarterly Conference. 

J. A. Bready, to attend Albion 
College — member of Albion 
Quarterly Conference, 


COLDWATER DISTRIOT. 
Davib Enexe, P.E. 
(PB. 0., Coldwater.) 
Allen, 0. 8. Paddock. 
Bronson and Gilead, John Ktose. 
Burlington, J. W. White. —— 
Burr Oak, F. A. Van De Walker, 
Butler, to be supplied. ; 
Cambria, 4. W. Burns. 
Camden, to be supplied. 
Centreville, John Clubine. 
Coldwater, D. F. Barnes. 
Colon and Leonidas, Charles W. 
Jones. 








1884. 


Constantine, ZB. Tallman. 

Girard, S.C. Stmekland, 

Hillsdale, J. C. Crozier. 

Jonesville, Wm. Denman. 

Kinderhook, to be supplied. 

North Adams, 2, LZ. Kellogg. 

Osseo, W. 8. Foster. 

Quincy, Louds Grassenbaugh. 

Ransom, W. H. Parsons. 

Reading, W. A. Paddock. 

Sherwood and Athens, to be sup- 
plied. 

Soutb Gilead, to be supplied. 

Sturgis, V.L. Bray, - - 

Union City, I. D. Carrel. 

White Pigeon, Z. iM. Hdmonds. 

HH. A. Whitwam, Teacher in the 
Western Reserve Seminary — 
member of the Coldwater Quar- 
terly Conference, 


KALAMAZOO DISTRIOT. 
W. J. Atpricu, P.E. 
(P. 0., Kalamazoo,) 


Allegan, Robert Shorts. 
Augusta, V. I, Steele, 
Banfield, O. H. Perry. 


| Bloomingdale, #. V. Armstrong. 


Climax, 8. D. MW Kee. 
Comstock, Paul Desjardine, 
Cooper, W. A. Bass. 
Douglass, A. .V. Bldred. 
Fennville, b. W. Fow. 
Galesburg, 2. S. Mechesney. 
Irvington, 2. A. King. 
Kalamazoo, A. If. Gould. 
Kendall, Joseph Wilkes-— _ 
Martin, LZ. W. Calkins. ¥e 
Mendon, Louis De La Marten. 
Oshtemo and Kalamazoo M ission, 
Wright Barrett. 
Otsego, 4. 7. Herguson. 
Parkville, 7. V. Fant. 
Plainwell, 2. A. Tuner. 
Prairieville, to be supplied. 
Richland, W. P. French. 
Schooleraft, D. W. Parsons. 
South Haven, George B. Kulp. 
Three Rivers, C. 9. Foe. 
Vicksburg, J. J. I Allister, 
Waukeshma and Nottawa Indian 
Mission, Samuel Nitzmiller. 


Judson Clancy and E. B. MKay,* 


to attend Garrett Biblical Insti- 
tute—members of Kalamazoo 
Quarterly Conference, 


NILES DISTRICT. 
Isaac Tayzor, P. BF. 
(P. 0., Niles.) 

Bangor and Breedsville, G. A, 

Buell. 
Benton Harbor, Z. W. Bart, 
Berrian Springs, Joshua White, 
Bridgeman and Stevensville, to 

be supplied. 
Buchanan, C. G. Thomas. 
Cassopolis. J. A. Tanner. 
Coloma and Watervliet, RC. 

Wilkinson. 
Dayton, to be su plied. 
Decatur, W. J. Danie. 
Dowagiac, 4. D. Newton. 
Kdwardsburg, G. C. Hiléiott. 
Hartford, Z. 1S. Mutthews, 
Keeler and Silver Creek, Uri 

Mason. : 
La Grange, John W. Buell. 
Lawton, 0. D, Watkins, 


ee 


MICHIGAN CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Marcellus, C. H. Fisher. 
attawan, W. W. Lamport. 

New Buffalo and Three Oaks, @. 
W. Gosling. 

Niles, 2 2. A. Wightman. 

Paw Paw, Wiliam Doust. 

Pipe Stone, 4, H. Parker. 

Pokagon, Lsazah Wilson. 

Saint Joseph, G. L. Cole. 

Vandalia, E. B. Patterson. 


J. M. Reid, Corresponding Secre- 
tary of the Missionary Society 
—member of Niles Quarterly 
Conference. 


GRAND RAPIDS DISTRICT. 
H. Joy, P. E. 
. (, O., Grand Rapids.) 


Alaska and Ada, to be supplied. 
Ashland, W. A. Frye. 

Berlin and Lamont, J. W. Horner, 
Byron Centre and Dorr Centre, 

A. J. Wheeler. 

Caledonia, NV. V. Marsh. 
Cannonsburg, A. M. Griffith. 
Casnovia, A. J. Van Wyck. 
Cedar Springs, li Wigle. 
Coopersville, ZH. D. Jordan. 
Grand Haven, W. W. Rorit.—~ 
Grand Rapids: Ames Church, &. 

; C. Crawford. : 

- Division Street, J. 2. Gilbert. 
Hast Street, J. W. H. Carlisle. 
Plainfield Avenue, Lafayette 

Dodds. 

Second Street, J. W. Miller. 
Grandville, to be supplied. 
Hastings, W. A. Hunsbercer. 

* Hastings Circuit, to be supplied. 
Holland andVentura, 7. 7. George. 
Irving, to be supplied. 
Middleville, J. 7. Waite. 
Monterey, Richard..Shier _ 
Muskegon, J. L Buell. 
Newaygo, W. G. Talbert. 
Ravenna, to be supplied. 
Rockford, G. W. Tuthill. 

Sparta, Aaron Hunsberger. 
Spring Lake, to be supplied. 
Wayland and Bradley, Indian 

Mission, Robert Phillips. _ 

Av H. Gillett, Agent of the Sun- 
- day-School Union forthe North- 
west—member of Division St., 

Grand Rapids, Quarterly Cont. 


IONIA DISTRICT. 
C. L. BARNHART, P. EK. 

@. O., Ionia.) 
Alma, J. W. Sutton. 
Belding, to be supplied. 
Bowne, J. A. Weyant. 
Carson City, &. £ Belz. 
Coral, to be supplied. 
Danby, 7. WV. Jones. 
Edmore, D. C. Riehl. 
Elm Hall, to be supplied. 








Freeport, to be supplied. 
Greenville, G. D. Lee. 
Greenville Cireuit, Z. WM. Garlick. 
Hubbardston, D. OC. Woodward. 
Ionia, Levi Master. 

Lake View, D. 8S. Haviland. 
Langston, to be swpplied. 
Lowell, J. W. Davids. 

Lyons and Muir, /ehdel Gulich. 
Orange, J. £. Orwick. 

Orleans, 8. C. Woodward. 

Palo, 2. H. Jacokes. 

Saint Louis, 4. W. &. Smith. 
Saranac, William Judd. 
Sheridan, J. R. Bowen. 

Stanton, 4. S. Largedt. 
Vergennes and Keene, Jacob Mar- 


zolf. 
Woodland, 0. LZ. Wightman. 


LANSING DISTRICT. 
James Hamiuton, P. i. 
(P. O., Lansing.) 


Bath, G. Z. Mount. _ 
Breckenridge, to be supplied. 
Charlotte, J. W. Reed. 
De Witt, Thomas liley. 
Eagle, Alfred E. Craig. 
Eaton Rapids, W. LZ Coggshall. 
Elsie, Geo. Varion. 
Fowler, to be supplied. 
Grand Ledge, J. B. Kiwtt. 
Gresham, Andrew Potter, 
Ithaca, Stephen Nelson. 
Lansing: Central Church, W. 7. 
Thompson. 
First Church, 7. S. Valentine. 


‘| Leslie, OC. A. Jacokes. 


Maple Rapids, #. 4. Dousette. 
Mason, #. L. M’ Coy. 

Okemos, G. H. Hollister. 

Ovid, G. C. Draper. 

Portland, 1. M. Callen. 
Potterville, WV. L. Brockway. 
Saint John’s, R. H. Bready. 
Vermontville, 2. #. Paddock. , 
Victor, to be supplied. 
Winfield, to be supplied. 


BIG RAPIDS DISTRICT. 
J. A. SPRAGUE, P.E. 
(P O., Big Rapids.) 
Big Rapids: First Church, J. W. 
Hallenbeck. 
Third Avenue, to be supplied. 
Calkinsville and Isabella Indian | 
Mission, H. 8. Taft. 
Chase and Riverton Indian Mis- 
sion, to be supplied. 
Clare, W. N. Younglove. 
Coleman, L. W. Bacon. 
Crystal Valley, to be supplied. 
Eyart, Geo. Donaldson. 


Williamsburg, Wéllard Heath. 





Free Soil, Z. 7. Newell. 
Fremont, 8. G. Blanchard. 
Gladwin, to be supplied. 
Harrison, to be supplied. 


245 


Hart, W. M. Puffer. 

Hersey, to be supplied. 
Hesperia, J. C. Beach. 
Holton, to be supplied. 
Howard City, #. 2. Hawley. 
Ludington, J. K. Stark. 
Luther, George H. Lockhart. 
Manistee, J. C. Floyd. 
Millbrook, C. E. Mitchell. 
Montague, 22, W. Knapp. 
Morley, C. W. Smith. 
Mount Pleasant, Geo. L. Haight. 
North Muskegon, /. NV. Dayton. 
Pentwater, A. H. Gamble. 
Pierson, E, T. Lumber. 
Reed City, Grosvenor Daniels. 
Salt River, to be supplied. 
Shelby, Z. P. Blake. 
Summit, Thomas Young. 
Whitecloud, to be supplied, 
Whitehall, Wim. Hanson, 


GRAND TRAVERSE DIST. 
W. R. Srincnucoms, P.E. 
- (P. O., Traverse City.) 


Almira and Inland, tobe supplied. 

Bear Lake, C. C. Dawkins. 

Bellaire and Spencer Creek, R. M. 
Middleton. 

Benzonia, to be supplied. 

Boyne, to be supplied. 

Cadillac, O. B. Whitmore. . 

Cadillac Cireuit, D. A. Green. 

Charlevoix, /. 7. Lddings. 

Cross Village, to be supplied. 

Elk Rapids, 0. J. Golden. 

Elmira, to be supplied. 

Fife Lake, S. P. Hewitt. 

Frankfort, E. G. Stevens. 

Glen Haven, R. W. Tindal. 

Harbor Springs, /. J. reeman. 

Kalkaska, D. O. Balt. 

Lake City, J. M. Smith. — 

Le Roy, to be supplied. 

Mancelona, -/. C. Ambrose. 

Manton, to be supplied. 

Marilla and Cleon, to be sup- 
plied. 

Monroe Centre, A. R. Keeler. 

Northport and Northport Indian 
Mission, A. W. Bushee. 

Norwood, G. W. Howe. 

Petosky, George W. Sherman. 
Petosky Circuit and Indian Mis 
sion Cireuit, to be eupplied. 

Sherman, A. J. Aldred. 

South Arm, to be supplied. 

Traverse City, & H. Day. 

Traverse City Circuit, to be sup 
plied. 


A. R. Boggs and 0, H. Howe, Mis 
gionaries to Dakota. 


Quest. 33. Where shall the nex 
Conference be held ? 
At Grand Rapids, Mich. 





246 


NEVADA CONFERENCE, 1884. 


NEVADA CONFERENCE* | 


Held in Genoa, Nev,, August 21-24, 1884. 


BISHOP FOSS, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Trausfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

J. L. Jones, from Central New 
York; Thomas P. Bradshaw, from 
Northern New York; 2. Hogo- 
bvom, from Central New York; 
LH. W. Van Deventer, from Kansas 
—4, 


Qurst. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial 2? i 
Edward M’Eyers, Alfred P. 
Polglase—2. ‘ 
uESt. 3. Who Remain on Trial ? 
Ezra N. Currier. 















sv. 4. Who are Discontinued 2 
None. 


UEST. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 
None. 


UEST. 6. Who are Re-admitted 2 
None. 


UEST. 7. Who are Received on 


edentials from other Churches ? 
None. 


unst. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
; None. 


uEST. 9. What. Traveling Preach- 


ers have been ordained Deacons 2 
None. 


UEST. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons 2 


Edward M’ Evers. 


uEsT. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons 2 


Edward M’Evers. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class 2 


John W. Pendleton. 


Quest. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Olass 2 

Edward M’Evers, George W. 
James—2. 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Deu- 
cons have been elected Elders ? 
Ormand -L. Barstow. 


Note.—George W. James, a deacon of 
the second class, was elected elder under 
the missionary rule, 


QUEST. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Eiders ? 
Ormand L. Barstow. 


Norr.—George W. James, a deacon of 
the second class, was ordained elder 
under the missionary rule. 














we 
QuEsT. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders? 
None. 

Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders ? 
None. 

Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

George Jennings, J. D. Ham- 


mond, J. H. De La Matyr, J. L. 
Jones—4, ' 


Quzst. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 
None. 
Quust. 20. Was the Character of 
cach Preacher Bxuamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 


‘name of each Preacher was called 


in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died ? 
Robert Hogoboom. 
(Sce obituary, p. 328.) 


QUEST. 22. Have any been Trans- 
served, und to what Conferences ? 
N. G. Luke, J. D. Hammond, 

George Jennings, C, H. Kirkbride, 

Ff. M. Willis, G. B. Hinkle, Lorr 

Ewing, Warren Nims, John W. 

Pendleton, to California; #. W. 

Van Deventer, Thomas P. Brad- 

shaw, Ormand L. Barstow, G. W. 

James, E. N. Currier, to South- 

ern California; /. H. De La Matyr, 

Edward M’Eyers, Alfred P. Pol- 

glase, to Colorado; J. Z. Jones, 

to Central New York; G. W. De 

La Matyr, to Wisconsin—19. 


QuEsT. 23. Have any Withdrawn? 
None. 
Quzsr. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request 2 
None, 


QuEs7. 25. Have any been Located 7 
None. 


Quust. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Oharges ? 


None. 


Quust. 27. Have any been Expelled ¢ 
None. 
QUEST 238. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 
Not answered. 





WARREN NIMS, Secretary. 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year 7 _ 
(See tabulated statement, p. 360.) 


Quest. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Hund 2 


$650 


Quest. 81. What has been Received 
on these Claims, ard how has it 
been Applied ? 

$65, 3 
which has been applied under 
ordcr of the Conference. 


Quest. 52. Where aré the Preach- 
ers Slationed ? 
(These appointments areall inthe State 


of Nevada, except as otherwise in- _ 
dicated. ] , 


NEVADA MISSION. 
G. W. Dn La Martyr, P.E. 
(P. O., Reno, Nevada.) 


Adin and Fall River, (Cal.,) A. J. 
Polglase, 

Alturus and Goose Lake, (Cal.,) 
to be supplied. : 

Austin, (. H. Kirkbride. 

Bishop’s Creek and Independ- 
ence, (Cal.,) Warren Nims. 

Bodie, (Cal.,) Z. P. Bradshaw. 

Bridgeport and Mill Creek, (Cal.,) 
to be supplied. ‘ 

Carlin, to be supplied. 

Carson, J. H. Wythe, Jr. 

Cedarville Circuit, (Cal.,) to be 
supplied. 

Colevilleand MasonValley, (Cal.,) 
FM. Willis. 

Eureka and Ruby Hill, to be sup- 
plied. 

Eureka Mills, (Cal.,) to be sup- 
plied. 

Genoa, George Jennings, sup. 

Greenville Cireuit, (Cal.,) to be 
supplied. * 


Hawthorne, (Cal.,) to be sup- 
plied. 

Loyalton Cireuit, (Cal.,) Edward 
M Evers. 


Quiney, (Cal.,) G@. B. Hinkle; 
Reno, to be supplied. 
Susanville, (Cal.,) O. Z. Barstow. 
Truckee, (Cal.,) Lorn wing. 
Tusearora, to be supplied. 
Virginia and Gold Hil, W. @. 
Inke. : 
Wadsworth, to be supplied. 
Wells, to be supplied. 
Winnemucea, G. W. James. 


QuEst. 83. Where shall the next 


Annual Meeting be held ? 
At Bishop’s Creek, Nevada, 








ference resolved itself into the Nevada Mission, 


* At the close of this session. under the enabling act passed by the General Conference in M v 
a & act pass he May, 1884, the Nevada Con- 
and the Bishop presiding concurred in this action, : s 


. NORTH-WEST 


SWEDISH CONFERENCE, 1884. 247 


NORTH-WEST SWEDISH CONFERENOS, 


Held in Burlington, Iowa, Sept. 11-15, 1884. 


BISHOP FOSTER, Presiding. 


Qusst. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and fron what Con- 
ferences 2 ; 
Kirl Johan Bohlin, from: Swe- 

den. 

Quest. 2. Who are Admitted on 

‘ Trial? 
‘None. 

Quest. 3. Who Remain on Trial? 
Isaac -Anderson, Karl Johan 

Bohlin, Karl H. Elmstrém, Victor 

Witting, John Lundeen—4. , 

Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 

Carl O. Wikland. 


Quest. 5. Who are Admitted “into | 


Pull Connection ? 
Nels Eagle, Andrew A. Dahl- 
berg—2. F , 
(JUEST. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None. 


Qusst. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 


None. f 
Quest. 8. What Traveling Pieach- 
ers have been elected Deacons? 
None. 

Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have.been ordained Deacons ? 
None. 

Qusst. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 

Isaac Anderson, Chas. J. Peter- 

son, Karl Johan Bohlin—s. 
{ 
» Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
Isaac Anderson, Chas, J. Peter- 
son, Karl Johan Bohlin—3. 
Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class? — 
Otto Anderson, Nels Eagle, An- 
drew A. Dahlberg, Carl Charn- 
qvist—4. 

QuzEst. 138. Who arethe Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class 2 
Osear F, Lindstrum, John O. 

Alvin, Harrold L. Lindqvist—3. 

Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders ? 

John Simpson. 
Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cous have been ordained Elders ? 
John Simpson. 
Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders? 
. None. 
Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordiined Elders ? 
None. 











~— 
Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
August Olsen, O. Gunderson, 
William Henschen—3. 
Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nnated Preachers ? 
John Linn, J. H. Ekstrand, B. 
Borgeson—s. 
Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Lxamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 
Qusst. 21. Have any Died ? 
None. 
QuEst. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Jerred, and to what Conferences ? 
C. L. Corlander, to Austin. 


Quss?. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 
None. 


Quust. 25. Have any been Located? 
None. 


Qusst. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges 2 


None. 
Quest. 27. Have any been Hupelled ? 
None. 


QuxstT. 98. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals? 

James Iverson, J. O. Nelson, C. 
G. Nelson, P. M. Johnson, J. T. 
Wigren, J. Wigren, A. T. Wester- 
green—T, 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical |, 


Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 372.) 


Quest. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fimad ? 


$250. 

Quzst. 31. What has beén Received 
on these Claims, and. how has it 
been Applied ? 

$496 80, 


which has been applied under or- 
der of the Conference. 


Quest. 82. Where are the Preach- 
evs Stationed ? 


[These appointments are allin the State 
of Illinois, except as otherwise indi- 
cated.] 


CHICAGO DISTRICT. 
| N. O. Wesrerpcreen, P.E. 
(P. O., 3211 Portland Ave., Chicago, Ill.) 


Aurora, to be supplied. ny 
Chandler’s Valley and Warren Cir- 
cuit, (Pa.,) to be supplied. 


‘ 


Swedonia, Isaac Anderson. , 





, Secretary. 


Chesterton, (Ind.,) to be supplied. 
Chicago: Atlantic Street and En- 
elewood, to be supplied. 
Fifth Avenue, A. 7. Westergreen. 
Market Street and Lake View, 
H.W, Eklund, Oscar F. Lind- 
strum. 
_ May Street, k. H. Elmstrim. 
Donovan and Yorktown, (Ind.,) 
James Iverson. 
Evanston, A. Hrieson. 
Geneya and Batavia, John O. 
Alvin. 
Jamestown, (N. Y.,) R. Cederberg. 
Pullman, to be supplied. 
Racine, (Wis.,) to be supplied. 
Rockford, 2. Shogrin. 
South Chicago, to be supplied. 
Victor Witting, Editor of Sande- 
budet—member of Market St., 
Chicago, Quarterly Conference. 
Albert Hricson, Professor in the 
Swedish Methodist Episcopal 
Chureh Theological School. 


BURLINGTON DISTRICT. 
Autrrep ANDERSON, P,E. 
(P. O., 711 Star Ave., Burlington, Iowa.) 


Andover, John Bendix. 

Bishop Hill, John Wegren. 

Bloomington, to be supplied. 

Burlington, (lowa,) John A. Ga- 
brielson. x. 

Creston and Spaulding, 0. Ander- 
son. A 

Dayton, (lowa,) C. #7. Levin. 

Des Moines, (lowa,) H. L. Lind- 
qvist. 

Galesburg, C. G. Nelson. 

Galva and Wataga, J. #. Berg: 


Guellee 
Keokuk and Melrose, (lowa,) -/. ‘7. 
Wigren. 
Moline, Rock Island, and Genesco, 
J. O. Nelson. 
New Sweden and Muchachinock, 
(lowa,) Nels Eagle. 
Red Oak and Essex, (lowa,) O. 
Svenson. 
Saint Louis, (Mo.,) Martin Fess. 
Sheldahl, (lowa,) to be supplied. 
Stratford, (lowa,) John Sunpson. 


Victoria, P. JL, Johnson. 


KANSAS-NEBRASKA DIST. 
O. J. Swan, P.E. 
@. 0.,; a) 4 
Axtell Cireuit, to be supplied. 
Clay Centre, (Kan.,) 4. G@. Lng 
strom. 
Kansas City, to be supplied. 
Lindsborg, (Kan.,) to be sup 
plied. 
Oakland Cireuit, (Neb.,) J. B. An 
derson. 
Omaha, (Neb.,) S. B. Newman. 
Randolph, (Kan.,) to be supplied. 








248 


Saronyille and Fillmore, (Neb.,) J. 


‘Lundeen. 

Seandia and Wayne, (Kan.,) to be 
supplied. 

Stromsburg, (Neb.,) to be sup- 
plied. 


West Hill and Looking Glass, 
(Neb.,) C. Charnqvist. 

SAINT PAUL DISTRICT. 
Lewis Dauieren, P.E. 
(P.0., 301 Cedar Av., Minneapolis, Minn.) 
Atwater and Litchfield, (Minn.,) 
J. R. Andrews. } 
Carver and East Minneapolis, 

to be supplied. 


Centre City and Marine, (Minn.,) 
to be supplied. 

Clear Lake and Seandia Grove, 
(Minn.,) J. Ad. Anderson. 

Escanaba, (Mich.,) K. J. Boh- 
lin. 

Ishpeming and Winthrop, (Mich.,) 
to be supplied. 

Kandiyoki and New London, 
(Minn.,) A. A. Dahlberg. 

Maiden Rock, (Wis.,) to be sup- 
plied. tes 

Marquette and Michigamie. 
(Mich.,) to be supplied. 

Menekaune (Wis.) and Norway, 
(Mich.,) to be su; plied. 





0<)-+ 


NORTH-WEST SWEDISH CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Minneapolis, (Minn. ,) N. G@.Velson.. 

Murdock and Ortonville, (Minn.,) 
to be supplied. 

Red Wing, (Minn.,) J. A. Pulm- 
grist. 

Saint Paul, (Minn.,) 7. 0. Séead. 

Stillwater and’ Afton, (Minn.,) A. 
RL. Gustafsen. 

| Trade Lake and Grantsburg ( Wis.,) 

| to be supplied. 

Vasa and Goodhue, (Minn.) to he 
supplied. 

| Quxest. 88. Where shall the next 

; Conference be held ? 

7 At Dayton. 





ILLINOIS CONFERENOE, 


Held in Carlinville, Iil., Sept. 17-22, 1884. 


BISHOP ANDREWS, Presiding. 































Quust. 1. Who are Receivzd by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

fi, OC. Ferguson, from New En- 
gland; Marion Rose, from Indi- 
ana; BE, C. Har ner, from Southi- 
west Kansas; James H. Dobbs, 
from Saint Louis; J. J. Sisson, 
from South Kansas; 1. W. Bennett; 
from Upper Iowa; 4. L. Morse, 
from Central Illinois; Jf. 27, But- 
ler, from Missouri—s. 


Quust. 2. Who are Admitted on 

Trial? 
William M. Carr, William H. 
Schwartz, Alexander M. Campbell, 
George W. Kline, Frank C. Fay, 
Martin V. B. Hill, Henry G. Wass, 
William Brandon, James C. Lock- 
hart, Isaac M. Johnson, Edward 
D. Champion, James G. Jeffers, 
Edwin Ward, Charles B. Taylor, 
Jonathan B. Horney, Edwin 
Knock, Oscar E. Badger, Samuel 
. Ives, Matthias R. Palmer, Ar- 
menus D. Moon, Charles N. Sloan 
21. 


UEST. 38. Who Remain on Trial? 
Hardin W. Davis, J. J. Smiley, 
zra J. Durham, Andrew W. J. 
est, Albert N. Simmons, Josiah 
{. Richmond, Elijah M. Jetiers, 
ames 8. Carr, Charles M. Moss 
9. 


upst. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None, 


ust. 5. Who are Admitted into 

_ Full Connection? 
Edward G. Cattermole, John W. 
iller, David T. Black, Mitchell 
. Ewers, Benjamin D. Wiley, 
Krank Crane, J. W. Madison, 
Thomas W. Greer, John B. Mar- 
in, James H. Dobbs—10. 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted 2 


MH. D. Hornbeck, J. M. Young, 
» B. Wade—38, 








—~<>— 


Quzst. 7. Who are Received on 


Credentials from other Churches 2 
None, 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been cecled Deacons ¢ 
David T. Black, Mitchell H. 

Ewers, Benjamin D. Wiley, Frank 

Crane, Thomas W. Greer, John B. 

Martin, James H. Dobbs—7. 


QuESsT. 9. What Traveling Preach 
ers have been ordained Deacons 2 
David T. Black, Mitchell Tl. 

Ewers, Benjamin D, Wiley, Frank 

Crane, Thomas W. Greer, John B. 

Martin, James H. Dobbs—7. 


Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
George W. Kling, Alexander M. 
Campbell, William H. Schwartz, 
Armenus D, Moon—4. 


QuEst. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
George W. Kling, Alexander M. 
Campbell, William H. Schwartz, 
Armenus D. Moon—4. 


Quust. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class? 
Edward G. Cattermole, John W. 
Miller, David T. Black, Mitchell 
MH. Ewers, Benjamin D. Wiley, 
Frank Crane, J, W. Madison, 
Thomas W. Greer, John B. Mar- 
tin, James H. Dobbs, John M. 
Young, John M. Driver—12, 


Quust. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class? 

_ Henry A. Barton, Henry T. Col- 

lins, Charles W. Jacobs, David F. 

Howe, David H. Gillan, Abram 

H. Gunnett, Rufus L. Choate—7. 


Qurst. 14. What Traveling Dea 
cons have been elected Bidars 2 
Jonas E. Artz, Joseph Coombe, 

Jonathan Glick, John F, Horney, 

Andrew W. J. Best—a, 


J. B. WOLFE, Secretary. 


Quusr. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Bidens 2 
Jonas E, Artz, Joseph Coombe, 

Jonathan Glick, John F. Horney, 

Andrew W. J. Best—d. 


QcEest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Eiders 2 


Martin V. B. Hill. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
hive been ordained Hideis ? 


Martin V. B. Hill. _ 


QuEst. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers 2 

Ti. M. Haff, I. Groves, B. Bar- 
thalow, C. Adams, J. C. Rucker, 
F. W. Phillips, W. H. Milburn’ 
Ji, Dinamrtt, Si Hey Clark: “GC, 
W.C. Munsell, J. R. Locke, Thos. 
Bennett, J. S. Akers, J. C. Sar- 
gent, J. G. Little, O. L.' Tyndall, 
H. M. Short, L. M. Janes, J. W. 
Sinnock, Joseph Coomhe, R. L.. 
Choate, P. F. Thornbure, §. H> 
Huber, J. Kagey, W. S. Prentice, 
k. B. Williams, J. W. Lapham, 
W. HU. Webster—2s. : 


Qunst. 19. Who ave the Siperan- 
nuated Preachers 2 1 

M. Butler, B. Hungerford, J. C. 
Finley, C. Atkinson, I. H.‘ Al- 
drich, R. E. Guthrie, J. C. Long, 
W. T. Bennett, P. N. Minear, D. 
Bardrick, G. D. Randle, R. C. 
Norton, G, M. Crays, I. B. Henry, 
B. C. Wood, W. J. Newman, E. 
Rutledge, P. Akers, W. B. Barton, 
W. W. Roberts, A. Bradshaw, W. 
Owen, J. S. Kirkpatrick, GC. D. 
James, D. H. Hatton, R. Chap- 
man, N.S. Morris, W.S. Clark, 
M.'C. Sweeney, J. G. Mitchell, 
W. ik. Johnson, I. Emerson, G. R. 
S. M’Elfresh, ALS. M’Ooy, A. Y. 
Graham, E. J. Hamill, G. Garner, 





P. Wallace, C. P. Baldwin, R? 


Grego, J. Montgomery, G. W. 
Hennig, W. Warrington, T. M. 
Dillon, W. ©, Avey, O. H. P. 
Ash, 8, Shinn—47, ia 


‘mtu yen, 


a 


Quusr. 29. Was the Character of 
cach Preacher Examined 2 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conterence, , 


Qunsr. 21. Have any Died? 
Solomon M’Call, Abner Pottle 


‘(See obituaries, p. 340.) 


Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 
LP. 0. Iglehart, to Genesee; J. &. 
Muafield and J. T. Roberts, to Ne- 
braska; J. A. Lucas, to South- 
west Kansas; M. 8. M’Coy, to 
North-west Kansas; J. K. Mitler, 
to Kansas; R. L. Patterson, to 
Iowa: W. &. Carr, to Central Il- 
linois; J. J. Gardner, to Nortk- 
west lowa; J. B. Ford and 8. 
Hedges, to South Kansas—11. 


Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Qunst. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own Leequest ? 
Thomas E. Madden, A. T. Bris- 
“co, G. M. Fortune—3. 


Quest. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 


Quast. 26. Have any been pernvitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 


None. 


Quest. 27. Haveony been Lupelled ? 
F None. 


Quest. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 
- W.'T. Prentice,W. H. H. Moore, 
Rk. N. Davies, J. H. Noble, W. H. 
Webster, W. N. M’Elroy, J. Fox- 
worthy—7. 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 378.) 


Quest. 30.. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


Not answered. 


Quust. 31. What has been Received 
ow these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

' $3,687 15, 

which has been applied under 

order@f the Conference. 


Quest. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


(These appointments are all in the State 
of Minois.} 


BLOOMINGTON DISTRICT. 
D. W, Eneuisy, P. E. 
(P. 0., Bloomington, Ill.) 


Atlanta, Gilmore Cunningham. 

Bath, 2. B. Huffman. 

Bloomington: First Church, 1. W. 
Bennett, \ 

Grace Church, James Miller. 
Bloomington Circuit, to be sup- 
plied. ; 
Delavan, 7. 7. Orr. 

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Downs, to be supplied. 
Green Valley, to be supplied. 
Havana, D. H. Gillan, 
Heyworth, -/. L. B. Hillis. 
Hopedale, to be supplied. 

Leroy, J. C. Keller. 

Leroy Circuit, to be supplied. 

Lincoln, 4. 1, Danely. ~ 

M’Lean, H. VU. Adams. 

Mason City, #. C. Bruner. 

Mason City Circuit, 4. 2. Artz. 

Minear, W. M. Carr. 

North Bloomington, W. & 2. 
Moore. 

Old Town, John Everly. 

San Jose, P. A. Swart. 

Topeka, H. S. Tryon. —~ 

Waynesville, Z. A. Powell. 

Wapella, Geo. W. Reed. 

W. 1. H. Adams, President; J. G. 
Cross and C. M. Moss, Profes- 
sors; J. P. Dimmitt, Financial 
Agent — members of Grace 
Church Quarterly Conference. 

James Shaw, Agent of Preachers’ 
Aid Society—member of First 
Church Quarterly Conference, 


CHAMPAIGN DISTRICT. 
M. W. Evernart, P.E. 
(P. O., Champaign, Ill.) 


Belle Flower, E. M. Jeffers. 
Bement, Stephen Goldsmith. 
Champaign, W. D. Best. 
Champaign Circuit, James Muir- 
head. 
Cisco, W. H. Schwartz. 
De Witt and Deland, A. B. IP E- 
Sresh. 
Farmer City, W. S. Hooper. 
Fisher, #. 8. Wamsley. 
Gibson, J. C. Brainard. 
Gifford, A. M. Campbell. 
Ludlow, G. W. Kling. 
Mahomet, J J. Weg. 
Mansfield, to be supplied. 
Monticello, #. A. Hanulton. - 
Ogden, to be supplied. 
Paxton, &. N. Davies. 
Rankin, D. A. Grime. 
Rantoul, L. #. Walden. 
Sadorus, V. A. Kane. 
Saint Joseph, J. O. Collins. 
Savoy, to be supplied. 
Saybrook, Joseph Foxworthy. 
Seymour, J. A. Burks. 
Tolono, #. L, Carlisle. 
Urbana, A. C. Byerly. 


DANVILLE DISTRICT. 
Hiram Bucx, P.E. 
(P. O., Decatur, Ill.) 


Arcola, Joseph B. Martin.— 
Atwood, G. L. Miller. 
Bismarck, to be supplied. | 
Camargo, G. W. Bates. 
Catlin, B. F. Hyde. 
Chrisman, rank Poorman. 
Danville; Kimber Chapel, J. 7. 
Stout. : 
North Street, #. D. Wilkin. 
Danville Cireuit, F. O. Fay. 
Edgar, to be supplied. 
Fairmount, D. C. Burkitt. 
Georgetown, J. M. Goodspeed. 
Homer, W. D. H. Young. 
Hoopeston, J. P. M’Intyre. 
Hume, M. V. B. Hill. 
Indianola, E, G. Cattermole. 


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249 


Murdock, Weiliam Mitehell, 

Newman, W. J. Zul. 

Philo, obert Stepliens. 

Pilot, John Slater. 

Potomac, W. F. Beadles. 

Ridge Farm, Z. J. N. Simmons. 

Rossville, Job Ingram. 

Sidney, H. G. Wass. 

Tuscola, G. Lowther. —, 

M. D. Hornbeck, Principal of Dan- 
villeSeminary—member of North 
Street Quarterly Conference. 


DECATUR DISTRICT. 
W: H. Wvuper, P.E. 
(P. 0., Decatur, Til.) 
Assumption, J. #. Horney. 
Blue Mound, Z. ZY. Janes. 
Butler, William Brandon. 
Cerro Gordo, J, 2. Reasoner. 
Clinton, Lsaiah Villars. 
Decatur: First Church, / /. Coul- 
tas. 
Stapp’s Chapel, George Stevens. 
Janes Chapel, to be supplied. 
Decatur Cireuit, D. LZ. May. 
Harristown, P. /. Gay. 
Hillsborough, W. F. Galmore.— 
Illiopolis, H. A. Barton. ‘ : 
Irving, W. F. Lowe. ce 
Lincoln, 7. A. Parker. 
Lovington, M. H. Butler. 
Macon, S. 1. Whitlock. = 
Maroa, (. &. Morrison. 
Millersville and Dalton, to be sup- 
plied. 
Mount Pulaski, W. R. Howard.__ 
Moweaqua, J. W. Crane. 
Nokemis, H. W. Davis. 
Oconee, J. C. Lockhart. 
Pana, 7. J. Bryant. 
Rosamond, W. A. Reynolds. ~ 
Warrensburg, W. H. Davis.” 


GRIGGSVILLE DISTRICT. 
M. A. Hewes, P.E. 
(P. 0., Jacksonville, Ill.), 
Barry, W. W. Gooding. 
Beverly, to-be supplied. 
Concord, 7. B. Wade. 
Exeter, John J. Smiley. 
Griggsville, W. 7. #. Spruell. 
Grigysville Circuit, W. B. W Fad- 












































den. 
Hardin, 8. 7. Hawkins. 
Hull, to be supplied. s 
Kinderhook, ter Slagle. 
Naples and Meredosia, W. iM. Reed. 
New Hartford, A. 7. Alkire. 
New Salem, 2. L. Turner. 
Payson, @. B. Wolfe. 
Perry, W. 8. Calhoun. 
Pittsfield, Robert Clark. 
South Jacksonville Circuit, J. M. 
_ Young. ; 
Summit Grove, to be supplied. 
Time, to be supplied. 
Versailles, H. C. Coats. 
West Jacksonville, William WK. 

M Hifresh. 
Winchester, William Murphy. 
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT, 

Joun A. Kumumr, P.E. 
(P. 0., Jacksonville, Il.) 

Alexander, Abner Clark. 
Ashland, Frank Crane. 


Beardstown, CU. A. Crane. 
Carrollton, JZ. UM. Davidson. 





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Chandlerville, C. /. Tobey. 

Franklin, J. W. Helmick._ 

Greenfield, A. P. Stover. 

Greenfield Cireuit, D. H. Stubble- 
Jield. 

‘Grige’s Chapel, W. V. Rutlaige. 

Island Grove, G. W. Dungan. 

Jacksonville: Brooklyn Church, 

James Leaton. 
Centenary Church, J. D. Hawes. 
Grace Church, W. N. J’ £l- 
roy. 

Jacksonville Cireuit, 7. D. Weems. 

Manchester, S. G. Herre. 

North Jacksonville, I. M. John- 
son. 

Palmyra, Marion Rose. 

Petersburg, J. D. Lry. 

Roadhouse, C. W. Jacobs. — 

Roadhouse Circuit, Anderson Orr. 

Virginia, A. C. Armentrout. 

Waverly, Henry Wilson. 

Waverly Circuit, J. 8. Carr. 

Whitehall, 2 W. Higgs. 

Whitehall Circuit, to be supplied. 

W. &. Short, President of Illinois 
Female College — member of 
Centenary, Jacksonville, Quar- 
terly Conference. 

W. J. Rutledge, Chaplain of State 
Penitentiary at Joliet — mem- 
ber of Centenary, Jacksonville, 
Quarterly Conference. 


MATTOON DISTRICT. 
Horace Reep, P.E.., 
(P. 0., Mattoon, Ill.) 


Bethany, D. T. Black. 

Casey and Greenup, E. D. Cham- 
pion. 

Charleston, Robert MW Intyre. 

‘Cowden, J. G. Jeffers. 

Grand View, John B. Martin. 

Hindshorough, Edwin Ward. 

Humboldt, W. C. Lacy. 

Kansas, C. G. Wood. 

Lerna,.C. B. Taylor. 





























Quest. 1. Who are Received by 

Transfer, and from what Con- 
_ ferences? 

D. ©. Wortz and D, B. Clary, 
from Des Moines; J. R. Wood- 
cock, from Rock River; John W. 
stewart, from North Nebraska; 
. L. Rippetoe, from Southern Mli- 
nois; 7. F. Teeter and H. Curtis, 
from Wisconsin; W. 0. Wilson 
and George M. Morey, from Cen- 
ral Illinois; /. K. Maxfield, from 
- R. Fulkerson, from 














- 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial 2 
Lincoln C. Lemon, James A. 





Badcon, J. D. M. Buckner, J. 
Greenhalge Walker, Richard M. 
Hardman Frank D. Ashleigh 
















Marshall, . C. Turner 
Marshall Cireuit, to be supplied. 
Martinsville, M. H. Ewers. 
Mattoon, J. B. Wolfe. . 
Mattoon Cirevit, E. J. Durham, 
Neoga, A. W. J. Best. 
Oakland, C. ¥. Hecozx. 
Jetiints, Mile She Oia ; 
Salem Chapel, to be supplied. 
Shelbyville: First Church, J, & 
Noble. 

Moulton Church, A. H. Gunnett. 
Shelby ville Circuit, to be supplied. 
Stewardson, Jonathan Glick. 
Sullivan, D. F. Howe. 

Toledo, J. W. Miller. 
Tower Hill, H. T. Collins. 
Vermillion, J. 7, Austin. 
Windsor, to be supplied. 





QUINCY DISTRICT. 
‘W. RB. Goopwin, P.E. 
(P. O., Quincy, Ill.) 


Astoria, Joseph Long. 

Astoria Circuit, J. B. Horney. 
Augusta, C. 7. WW? Kown. 
Camden, &. P. Droke. 

Camp Point, A. LZ. Morse. 
Chili, to be supplied. 
Clayton, JZ. P. Witkin. 
Columbus, J. #. Wohlfarth. 
La Prairie, J. W. Madison. 
Lima, Edwin Knock. 
Littleton, S. . Coats. 
Mendon, J. H. Dobbs. 

Mount Sterling, W. C. Harper. 
Plymouth, Curtis Powell. | 


Quingy.: Trinity Church, R. G. 


Quiney Cireuit, to be supplied. 
Ray, to be supplied. 

Rushville, 7. 2. Sisson. 
Rushville Cirenit, Howard Miller. 
Warsaw, Christopher Galeener. 
West Point, T. W. Greer, 


\ 


ILLINOIS CONFERENCE, 1884. 


| £. CO. Ferguson, Professor; J. @. 
Bonnell, Professor and Financial 
Agent, of Chaddock College — 
members of Vermont Street, 
Quincey, Quarterly Conference. 


SPRINGFIELD DISTRICT. © 
Preston Woop, P.E. 
(P. O., Springfield, Ill.) 
Athens, O. E. Badger. 
Auburn, 8. B. Ives. 
Buffalo, J. J. Dugan. 
Carlinvilie, W. 4. Smith. 
Chatham, J. W. Warfield. 
Chesterfield, J. H. Richmond. 
Dawson, M. R. Palmer. 
Edinburg, A. M@. Dunnavan. 
Elkhart, A. N. Simmons. 
Girard, W. A. I’ Kinney. 
Greenview, A. D. Moon. 
Grove City, G. B. Goldsmith. 
Mechanicsburg, /. B. Colwell. 
Middleton, S. H. Martin. 
Morrisonville, Samuel Middleton. 
Mount Auburn, to be supplied. 
Nilwood, C. N. Sloan. 
Pawnee, W. JM. Poe. 
Pleasant Plains, D. P. Lyon, 
Raymond, /rancis Deal, 
Rochester, B. D. Wiley. 
Springfield: First Church, W. H. 
Musgrove. 
Second Church, Geo. BE, Scrim- 





ger. 
Springfield Circuit, to be supplied. 
Taylorville, Joseph Winterbottom. 
Virden, Yelchior Auer. 
Williamsville, Archibald Sloan. 


J. B. Seymour, Missionary to Da- 


kota Mission. 

L. B. Randle, J. M. Driver, and 
W. H. Gannaway, left without 
appointment that they may at- 
tend one of our schools. 


QUEST. 33. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 
At Rushville, Tl, 








> 


Norman A. Martin. Irvin F. House, 
Isaac N_ Zook, Marion F. Ault, 
George W. Southwell, William §. 
Wheeler, Richard H. Friggens, Jos. 
Gray, Jason B. Gorham, Abraham 
J. Calvert, Frank G. Boylan, 
Charles E, Fulmer, George Wil- 
son, Francis A, Campbell, George 
Shuman, Melville J. Goodrich, | 
William W. Van Orsdell—g3. 


Quest. 8. Who Remain on Trial 2 

Edward F. Marcellus, William 
R. Pierce, James Mailley, George 
M. Couffer, John H. Carmichael, 
Martin R. Pierce, Frank F. Thom. 
as, Thomas H. Thurber, Charles 
E. peepee Joseph A. Kleeber- 
ger, J. W. Swan, BE. L, Wells, M. 








L. Storer, A. J. Marsh Ee R, 
Fulkerson—15, , cant 














NEBRASKA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Tecumseh, Neb.. Sept. 17-22, 1884. 


BISHOP MALLALIEU, Presiding, A.C. CROSTHWAITE, Secretary. 


Quusr. 4. Who are Discontinued 2 
C. E. Dudleigh. 


Quzsr. 5. Who are AdMitted into ~ 


Full Connection 2 
Cheesman B. Lenfest, Horace M. 
seed Truman A, Hull, Chas. 
M. Hollopeter, Joseph Buckley, 
Isaac 8. Carr, Chas. A. Hale—77 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
Asbury Collins, “Phineas @. 
Ruckman, F, W. Ware—3, 


Quest. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Chaunches ? 
None. 
Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
Truman A. Hull, Horace M.. 
ohn H. Carmichael, 


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- NEBRASKA CONFERENCE, 


William 8. Wheeler, Jason B. Gor- 
ham, Charles E. Fulmer—é. 


Qusst. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
Truman A. Hull, Horace M. 
Campbell, John H. Carmichael, 
William S. Wheeler, Jason B. Gor- 
ham, Charles E. Fulmer—6. 


QuEst. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 


- Thomas A. Lyell, Isaac New—2. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 


Thomas A. Lyell, Isaac New—2. 


Qusst. 12. Who ave the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
Chessman B. Lanfest, Horace 
M. Campbell, G. W. Selby, Chas. 
M. Hollopeter, Truman A. Hull, 
C. A. Hale, Isaac 8. Carr—. 


Quest. 138. Who are the PPaveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
Leslie Stevens, Jacob L. Vin- 
cent, G. W. Hawley, E. J. Ran- 
dall, George M. Jones, Amos M. 
Ogborn, H. F. Tyler—%. 


Quest. 14. What eee Dea- 
cons have been elected Llders ? 
William Esplin, Geo. 8. Miner, 

J. Gere Walker, David Fetz—4. 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders ? 
William Esplin, Geo. S. Miner, 

J. Gere Walker, David Fetz—4. 


Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Eiders ? 


None. 


Quxst. 17. What Local Deacons 
: have been ordained Eiders ¢ 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

George B. Crippen, J. gu. Fort, 
S. H. Manley, D. C. Brafinan, R. 
C. Johnson, J. G. Miller, C. Riley, 
W. E. Davis, J. H. Presson, G. G. 
Senser, Thos. Aikman, H. Burch, 
George 8. Alexander, A. Brigham, 
H. Curtis, H. H. Ewell, 8. H. Hen- 
derson, J. W. Taylor, G. W. Selby, 
W. H. Tibbetts, W. 8. Black- 
burn—21. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 
L. W. Smith, Z. B. Turman, 
©. G. Lathrop, W. D. Gage—4. 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
~ each Preacher Haamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 
Qussr. 21. Have any Died? 

A. G. White, H. W. Warner—2. 
(See obituaries, p. 336.) 
Quzst. 22. Have any been Trans- 
ferred, and to what Conferences ? 

Wesley Wilson, W, ©. Wil 
So} : ortn VW 


pb 









D. ©. Wortz, to North Nebraska; 
W. F. Maltbie, to Kentucky; J. 
W. Dobbs, to Oregon—7. 


QuEst. 23. Have any Withdrawn ¢ 
J. M. Zielie. 


Qouust. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own Tequest 2 
F. F. Teeter, D. B. Clary, A. G. 
Blackwell, H. F. Tyler—4. 


QuEstT. 25. Have any been Located ? 


E. J. Hancock, F. B. Donis- 
thorpe—2. | 


Quest. 26. Have any been permitted 
tou Withdraw under Charges ? 
None. 


Quest. 27. Have any been Hapelled? 
J. W. Smith. 


Quest. 28. Wh are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

J. C. H. Hobbs, C. A. Lewis, 
A. C. Crosthwaite, F. M. Ester- 
brook, S. D. Roberts, J. W. Stew- 
art, G. M. Morey—7. 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(Seé tabulated statement, p. 374.) 


Qurst. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$382 70. 


Quusr. 31. What hasbeen Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$382 68, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference. 


Quxst. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


[These appointments are all in the State 
of Nebraska.] 


BEATRICE DISTRICT. 
8. D. Rozurrs, P.E. 
(P. 0., Beatrice.) 


Beatrice, W. K. Beans. 
Blue Springs, J. H. Beery. 
Cortland, to be supplied. 
Crete, J. H. hippetoe. 
Denton, to be supplied. 
De Witt, M. J. Goodrich. 
Dorchester, G. W. Southwell. 
Exeter, P. G. Ruckman. 
Fairbury, P. Van Fleet. 
Fairmount, E. J. Randall, 
Filley, 12..C. Smath. 
Friend, H. Presson. 
Geneva, A. L. Holden. 
Liberty, to be supplied. 
Odell, C. M. Hollopeter. 
Ohiowa, to be supplied. 
Steele City, &. Wilkinson. 
Wilbur, #. J. Willis. 
Wymore, to be supplied. 


HASTINGS DISTRICT. 
J. GALLAGHER, P.E, 
@. O., Hastings.) 


Alexandria, to be supplied. 
Ayr, R. M. Hardman 


Walke 











1884. 


Carleton, D. Petz. 

Clay Centre, to be supplied. 

Davenport and Nelson, A. £ 
Beggs. 

Doniphan, A. Kershaw. 

Edgar, L. Laverty. 

Fairtield, C. A. Lewis.” 

Glenville, I. N. Zook. 

Guide Rock, E. R. Fulkerson. 

Harvard, J. XK. Maxfield. 

Hastings, W. 2. Jones. 

Juniata and Kenesaw, W. J. Bar- 
ger. : 

Red Cloud, C. B. Lenfest. 

Red Cloud Circuit, to be sup- 
plied, 

Reynolds, J. S. Orr, 

Saint Joe, G. M. Jones. 

Superior, F, D. Ashleigh, = — 

Sutton, N. A. Martin. . 


LINCOLN DISTRICT. 
G. A. Syirs, P.E. 
(P. O., York.) 


Ashiand, T. A. Hull. 
Bennett, #. Holland. 

Bethel, to be supplied. © 
Cedar Bluffs, to be supplied. 
Elmwood, G. Shuman.- 
Greenwood, J. Gere Walker: 
Lincoln, &. N. IW? Kaig. 
Lincoln, South, J. Marsh. 
Louisville, A. Childs. 

Mead, to be supplied. 

Mount Pleasant, J. Mailley. 
Palmyra, J. A. Wichols. 
Plattsmouth, &. I Lsterbrook. 
Roea, F. A. Campbell. 

Rock Creek, 2. /. Bird. 
Union, A. adole. 
Valparaiso, &. Cooley. 
Wahoo, to be supplied. 
Waverly, to be supplied. 
Weeping Water, P. S. Mather. 


NEBRASKA CITY DISTRICT. 
2, Barrer, PE. 
(PB. 0., Nebraska City.) 


Adams, to be supplied. 
Auburn, J. R. Woodcock. 
Brownville, E. F. Marcellus. 
Brock, A. G. Bartholomew. 
Crab Orchard, to be supplied. 
Elk Creek, I. T. House. 

Fall City, Ro G. Adams. 
Humboldt, 2. Pearson.— 
Nebraska City, J. W. Stewart. 
Nemahaw City, to be supplied. 
Pawnee Circuit, to be supplied. 
Pawnee City, J. C. H. Hobbs. 
Peru, D. F. Rodebaugh. 
Salem, M. F. Auit. 

Stella, W. R. Pierce. 


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_| Sterling, W. KX. Loufbourrow. 


Syracuse, to be supplied. 
Table Rock, G. W. Hawley. 
Talmage, to be supplied. 
Tecumseh, 8. Wood. 


YORK DISTRICT. 
W. G. Mixter, P.E. 
(P. O., Utica.) 
Aurora, @. H. Wehn. 
Bellewood, J. D. M. Buckner. 
Bradshaw, A. J. Marsh. 
David City, A. Co Crosthwaite. 
Garrison, L. C. Lemon. 
Hampton, to be supplied. 
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252 


Milford, J. A. Badecon. 

Osceola, J. A. Chapin. 

Raymond, to be supplied. 

Rising Sun, G. M. Couffer. 

Seward, G. 1, Morey 

Shelby, G. S. Miner. 

Stromsburg, H. M. Campbell. 

Ulysses, C. L. Smith. 

Utica, A. M. Ogborn. 

Valley, to be supplied. 

Waco, O. P. Sheldon. 

West Blue, G. A. Hobson. 

York, H. TZ. Davis. 

York Cireuit, to be supplied. 

Edward Thomson, President; Wm. 
Lech, Professor; F. W. Ware, Fi- 
nancial Agent, of Nebraska Con- 
ference College — members of 
York Quarterly Conference. 

Tf. L. Lemon, Superintendent of 
West Nebraska Mission. 


NEBRASKA CONFERENCE, 1884. - 


NIOBRARA VALLEY DIST. 
Guorce W. Martin, P.E. 
P. 0., Ainsworth, 

Broken Bow, Wm. Lsplin. 
Burwick, R. H. Friggens. 
Johnstown, A. J. Calvert. 
Keya Paha, Charles E. Campbell. 
Westerville, Charles A. Hale. 
White River, Joseph Gray. 
Yale, J. B. Gorham. 
York City, Asbury Collins. 


PLATTE VALLEY DISTRICT. 
T. B. Lemon, P.E. 
(@. 0., Kearney.) 

Cozad, T. H. Thurber. 

Gibbon, C. A. Mastin. 

Pleasant Hill, M. R. Pierce. 

Plum Creek, Jf. W. Smith. 
Sidney, Leslie Stevens. 





REPUBLICAN VALLEY DIST. 
P. C. Jounson, P. E- 
(P.0., Grand Island.) 


Alma and Republican City, Jos. 
Buckley. 

Axtell, J. H. Carmichael. 

Beaver City, F. F. Thomas. 

Franklin, Charles E. Fulmer. 

Holdrege, Wm. 8. Wheeler. 

Macon, J. A. Kleeberger, 

Orleans, Isaac 8. Carr. 

Riverton, Jacob L. Vincent. 

Wm. W. Van Orsdell and F. G. 
Boylan, Missionaries to Montana. 

T. H. Worley and J. H. Worley, 
Missionaries to China. 


QuEST. 338. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


At Seward, Neb. 





: IOWA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Ottumwa, Sept. 3-9, 1884. 


BISHOP FOSTER, Prestding. 


ough fon 
ABA 
Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 



























C. #. Lewis, from North-west 
diana; J. H. Armacost, from 
entucky ; R. L. Patterson, from 
inois; ZL. C. Berry, from New 
mpshire—4. 


mst. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 
: > 

James A. Ross, James A. Sin- 
air, John FBennett, O. L. Ten- 
nt, Winfield 8. Kight, Roswell 
Rose, J. W. Fraker, Edward 
Childs, W. A. Black—9. 


vest. 3. Who Remain on Trial ? 
George W. Barber, Charles W. 
mmons, Wm. N. Potter, Geo. 
. Younkin, Robert G. Wilson, 
yon W. Hackley, George F. 
annon—7. ; 


gest. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 


ust. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 
Jobn~W. Lewis, Ambrose R. 
ler, John W. Hackley, Win- 
Jad S. Gardner, Ralph L. Patter- 
son, James H. Armacost—6. 


Joust. 6. Who are Re-admitted 2 
None. 
URST. 7. Who are Received on 
redentials from other Churches? 
George F. Cannon. 

urst. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers hove been elected Deacons ? 
John .W. Lewis. 
wxst. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons 2 
John W. Lewis. 





Quzst. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons 2 
W.S. Poole, W. A. Black, John 

F. Barnett, Charles W. Simmons 

—4, 

Quzst. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
W. 8. Poole, W. A. Black, John 

F. Barnett, Charles W. Simmons 

—4, 

Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 

Deacons of the First Class 2 
Harvey D. Tull. 


Quusr. 18. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class 2 


Louis H. Reynolds. 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Eiders ? 
Charles F. Williams, W. A. 

Boydston, Clarence V. Cowan, 

W. A. Gibbons, Frank W. Adams 

—5. 

Quusr, 15. What Traveling Dea- 

cons have been ordained Hiders 2? 
Charles F. Williams, W. A. 

Boydston, Clarence V. Cowan, 


W. A. Gibbous, Frank W. Adams j 
aa ; 


~ 


Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Hides? 


* None. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Hiders ? 


None. 


Quxst. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

G. 8S. Ferguson, G. W. F. Wil- 
ley, J. W. Robinson, ©. B. Clark, 
Harvey D. Tull, E. Wycoff, O. P. 
Light, D. L. Haywood, G G. 








GEO. N. POWER, Secretary. 


Waters, A. M’Clintock, W. E. 
Shiffin, W. A. Swain, W. J. 
Spaulding—138. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? : 
John Hayden, A. W. Johnson, 
J. H. M’Cutcheon, Jos. M’Dow- 
ell, H. Runyan, A. W. Stryker, 
L. C. Woodford, Jobn Burgess, 
J. Haynes, T. M. Kirkpatrick, E. 
W. Twining, Samuel Hestwood, 
R. B, Allender, J. G. Thompson, 
John Orr, William Poston, J. B. 
Hardy, J. T. Coleman, Joseph 
Gassner, G. H. Clark, A. Robin- 
son, I, A, Bradrick, C. P. Rey- 
ae E. H. Waring, Cyrus Morey 
—25. 
Queer 90, Was the Character of 
cach Preacher Hxamined? ~ 
This was strictly done, as the 


name ofeach Preacher was cailed 
in open Conference. 


Qumsr. 21. Have-any Died ? 
R. 8. Robinson, Benjamin Hol- 
land—2. 
(See obituaries, p. 325.) 


Quust. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Jerred, and to what Conferences ¢ 
Samuel E. Vinal and A. &. 
Jones, to Central Minois; Thomas 
Stephenson, James Hunter, and 8. 
S. Murphy, to South Kansas; -/. 
H. Horst, to Saint Louis; Ceorge 
Nulton and #. P. Michener, to 
North-west Kansas; §. 1? Ches- 
ney, to Kansas—9, 5 
Qcust. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. c 
Quest. 24. Have any been Localed 
at their own request ? 
James M. Coates, E. Wyco 
L. OC. Carrol—4.” ; 4 


=) 











r — _ IOWA CONFE 


Quest. 25. Have any been Located ? | 


None. 


Quzsr. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges? 


None. 


Quest. 27. Have any been Expelled ? 
None. 


Quest. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals? 

W. F. Cowles, T. S. Corkhill, 
M. Bamford, D. C. Smith, F. W. 
Evans, W. G. Thorn, J. W. 
MW’ Donald—7. 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 396.) 


Quest. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


Not answered. 


Quest. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 


Not answered. 


- Quust. 82. Where are the Preach- 


ers Stationed ? 


(These appointments are all in the State 
of Iowa.] 


BURLINGTON DISTRICT. 
T. J. Myers, P.E. 

(P. O., Burlington,) 
Ainsworth, W. #. Patterson. _ 
hag ak First Church, 7 2. 

Clee 
South, A. V. Kendrick. : 


’ Burlington Circuit, to be sup- 


plied. i 
Canaan, to be supplied. 
Columbus Junetion, to be sup- 
plied. } 
Danville, U. B. Smith. 
Fort Madison, J. #. Corley. 
Kossuth, C. H. Montgomery. 
Mediapolis, G. UW. Tuttle— 
Morning Suu, J. W. Lewis. 
Mount Pleasant, /. &. Holcomb. 
New London, to be supplied. 
Sperry, to be supplied. 
Wapello, I. See. 
Wayland, W. A. Black. 
West Point, James A. Ross. 
Winfield, G. W. Byrhit. 


KEOKUK DISTRICT. 
J. T. Summons, P.E. 
@. 0O., Ottumwa.) 


Bentonsport, George W. Barber. 
Birmingham, 4. W. Haines. 
Bloomfield, D. C. Smith. 















Drakeville, . Bennett. 

FarmingtonSL. Tennant. 

Keokuk: Chatham Square, W. G@. 

Wilson. 

First Church, J. W. Hackley. 
Keosauqua, W. NV. Groom. 
Keosauqua Circuit, to be sup- 

plied. 

Lebanon, C. W. Shepherd. 

Milton, J. FP. Robertson. 

Montrose, to be supplied. 

Moulton, J. A. Boatman. 

Plano, W. N. Potter. 

Pulaski, J. A. Sinclair. 

Salem and Hillsborough, J. S. 
Freeland, 

Selma, #. J. Pike. 

Troy, B. M. Boydston. 

C.. F. Williams, Keokuk Mission 
Work under Young Men’s 
Christian Association — mem- 
ber of First Church Quarterly 
Conference. 


MT. PLEASANT DISTRICT, 
BANNER MARK, P.E. 
(P. O., Oskaloosa.) 


Abingdon, W. 8. Kight. 

Agency City, W. £. Miller. 

Batavia, A. R. Miller. 

Brighton, S. 7. Bishop. 

Fairfield, 1. Bamford. 

Fairfield Circuit, C. W. Simmons. 

Keota, S. 8. Martin. 

Lexington, S. R. Ferguson. 

Martinsburg, R. L. Patterson. 

Millersburg, G. F. Cannon. 

Mount Pleasant: First Church, 
J. B. Blakeney. 

Richland, J. C. Kendrick. 

Sigourney, W. V. Hall— 

Sigourvey Circuit, to be supplied. 

Washington, Z. O. Kemble. 

Webster, W: S. Gardner. 

What Cheer, S. C. Smith. 

J. T. M’ Farland, President of 
Iowa Wesleyan University — 
member of Mount Pleasant, 
First Chureh, Quarterly Conf. 


S. W. Siberts, Missionary to Mex- 
ico. 





MUSCATINE DISTRICT. 
C. L. SAFFORD, P.E. 
(P. O., Muscatine.) 


Blue Grass, 1. F. Pugh. 

Caster, S. A. Thomas. 

Ladora, B. F. Shane. 

Lettsville, J. L. King. 

Lone Tree, G. W. Younkin. 

Marengo, J. W. IM Donald. 

Muscatine: First Church, H. £. 
Wing. 


RENCE, 1884. 


(20 


aA 
yas 258 


AA f 

f 

Muscatine Cireuit, D. A. Waters. ./ 

Oxford, W. &. Stryker. 

Pleasant Hill, John Davis. 

Riverside, #. W. Adams. 

Sweetland Centre, C. 2. Nor- 
ton. 

Tiffin, to be supplied. 

Victor, J. W. Wright. 

West Liberty, C. #. Lewis. 

Williamsburg, to be supplied. 

Wilton, #. L. Schreiner. 

J. M. Mann, Indianola, West Ne- 
braska Mission. 


OSKALOOSA DISTRICT. 
D. Murpay,:P.E. 
(P.0,, Oskaloosa.) 


Brooklyn, J. C. W. Coxe. 
Chester, C. V. Cowan. 
Granville, to be supplied. 
Grinnell, John Haines. 
Grinnell Cireuit, E. P. Childs. 
Kellogg, 0. C. Shelton. 
Lynville, John Potter. 
Madison, J. WV. Busby. 
Maleolm, A. Latimer. 
Montezuma, J. G. Barton. 
Montezuma Circuit, V. Wells. 
New Sharon, Z. C. Berry. 
Newton, &. A. Carmine. 
Newton Circuit, Jesse Craig. 
North Newton Circuit, J.- W. 

Fraker. 

Oskaloosa: First Church, /. W. 
Lvans, 

Simpson, 7. Z. Corkhitl. 
Otley, to be supplied. 
Pella, to be supplied. 

Rose Hill, to be supplied. 
S. P. Craver, Missionary to Mex- 
ico. 


OTTUMWA DISTRICT. 
J. P. Termr, P.E. 
(P. O., Albia.) 


Albia, George VV. Power. 
Attica, to be supplied. 
Beacon, John B. Hill. 
Cedar, O, J. M’ Fadden. 
Chillicothe, W. A. Gibbons. 
Durham, Z#. S. Daly. 
Eddyville, R. L. Rose. 
Kirkville, Z. O. Housel. 
Knoxville, W. 7. Cowles. 
Lovilla, R. G. Wilson. 
Marysville, to be supplied. 
Melrose, to be supplied. 
Ottumwa: First Church, W. 
Lik lena: 

Main Street, D. C. Bevan. 
Unionville, J. H. Armacost. 
Wesley Chapel, L. H. Reynolds. 





































Quest. 33. Whe 
‘ Conference 
At Mount 






254 


SOUTH-EAST 


SOUTH-EAST INDIA N 





PNA 


CONFERENCE, 1884. 


CONFERENCH, 


Held in Seymour, Sept. 17=22, 1884. 


BISHOP MERRIL 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
frauser, and from what Con- 
Serences? 
I. H. M’ Connell, from Norih 
Ohio; ©. B. Larrabee, from South- 
ern Illinois—2. 


Quest. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 
Clyde H. M’Millan, Charles L. 


Bovard—2. 


Qorsr. 3. Who Remain on Trial? 


Charles W. Tinsley, James P. 
Maupin, Charles E. Hester—3. 


Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who are Adinitled into 
Full Connection ? 


Daniel Ryan, William A. Mat- 
thews, Francis A. Guthrie, Lewis, 
King—4. 
Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 

‘ None. 

































Quest. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 


None. 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 


Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons 2 


William A. Matthews, Lewis 
King—2, 


Qoxsr. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons 2 


John Green, John T. Scull, 
Benjamin J. Hunt—3. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
John Green, John T. Scull, 
Benjamin J. Hunt—3, 
Wh are the Traveling 
e First Olass ? 
ges, William A, 
el Ryan, Francis 
s King, Charles 







Tincher, Lewis D. 
y M. Elwyn—2, 


L, Presiding. 


eS, 
Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Eiders 2 
Charles E. Line, Thomas W. 
Northeott, James W. Turner, 
William B. Clancey—4. 


Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Eiders ? 


None. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Hlders ? 


None. 


Qumst. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

W. H. Sheets, W. 8. Jordan, 
W. Kendrick, W. Evans, F. S. 
Turk, Ross C. Houghton, A. Z. 
Wade, R. R. Baldwin, Jesse Mil- 
ler, D. T. Hedges, T. W. Conner 
—ili1. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

A. Hanway, M. A. Ruter, L. M. 
Reeves, N. F. Towers, J. Tark- 
ington, J. 8. Barnes, 8. Lonyden, 
T. C. Crawford, M. Black, E. T, 
Spencer, W. Long, A. Wilkinson, 
A. Kennedy, J. A.-Brouse, J. S. 
Winchester, J. B. Sparks, S. T. 
Gillett, W. Nichols, ¥. A. Hester, 
T. S. Brooks, James M’Caw, 
Thomas Lyneh—23. 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 

name of each Preacher was called 

in open Conference. 

Quust. 21. Have any Died? 
None. 





Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 


A. B. Cluckner, 
Kansas. 


Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quast. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? ; 
J. 8. Ruggles, G. L. Alder—2. 


Quzst. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 
Qumsr. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges? 
None. 


Quest. 27. Hane an vy been Hxpelled 2 
None. 





raveling Dea- 
d Elders? 









Quzsr. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals? 





G. L. CURTISS, Secretary. 


Quzst. 29. What is the Siatistecnt 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 382.) 


Qursr. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund 2 


$4,500. 


Quest. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 


$1,298 39, 


which has been applied under 
order of the Conference. 


Quust. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 

[These appointments are all in the State 
of Indiana.] 
INDIANAPOLIS DISTRICT. 
S. Tincunr, P.E. 

(P. 0., ——.) 


Acton, to be supplied. : 
Bean Blossom, to be supplied. 
Castleton, @. 8. Corner. 
Fair Land, J. P. Pell. 
Franklin, 2. Andrus. 
Greenwood, W. H. Wydman. 
Hartsville, W. W. Reynolds. 
Hope, A. Murphy. 
Indianapolis: Central Avenue, A. 
Marine. te 
East Seventh Street, 2. L. 
Welds. . ; 
Edwin Ray, #. B. Rawls. 
Fletcher Place, J. H. Doddridge. 
Grace, S. 4. Bright. 





to South-west | 





H. Uar- 


Irvington, W. B. Clancey. 
Roberts Park, I. H. MW’ Connell. 
Third Street, J. W. Duncan. 

Lawrence, to be supplied, 

Mapleton, F. S. Tincher. 

Nineveh, A. Jameson. 

Palestine, A. Cain. * : 

Shelbyville, J. K, Pye. 

Southport, Joseph Cotton. 

J. P. D. John, Professor in De 
Pauw University—member of 
Central Avenue Quarterly Con- 
ference. 


CONNERSVILLE DISTRICT. 
C. Trysxzy, P.E. 
(PO. =.) 


Abington, D. C. Benjamin. — 
Arlington, J. W. Mellender. 
Brookville, J. @. Chaffee. 
Brownsville, W. Stark. 
Carthage, H. Vorrow. 
Clarksburg, to be supplied. 
Connersville, J. S. Tevis, 
Fairfield, G. W. Weilson. : 
Glenwood, J. W. Dashiel, one to 
be supplied. . 
Laurel, G. C. Clouds. 
Liberty and College Corner 














SOUTH-EAST INDIANA CONFERENCE, 188+. 


Milford, J. Machlan. 
Milroy, D. A. Robertson, W. W. 
Snyder. 

Milton, 4. WV. Marlatt. 
Morristown, B. F. dorgan. 

~ Mount Carmel, D. Ryan. ~ 
New-Trenton, to be supplied. 
Rushville, J. A. Sargent, 
Saint Paul, 7. FW Clain. 
Waldron, W. MM. Grubbs. 


MOORE’S HILL DISTRICT. 
R. Roperts, P.E. 
(P. 0., Moore’s Hill, Ind.) 


Aurora, 7. H. Wood. 

Canaan, to be supplied. 

Delaware, to be supplied. 

Dillsborough, J. LT. O Neil. 

Greensburg : Centenary, C.C. Hd- 
wards. 

First Church, #. LZ. Dolph. 
Harttord, 7. R. T. Lathrop. 
Lawrenceburye, C. W. Lee. 
Lawrenceburg: Circuit, 

White. 

Madison, F. C. Holliday. 


Che nee 





Manchester, L. D. Moore. 
Moorefield, 2. L. Kinnear. 
Moore’s Hill, B. W. Cooper. 
North Madison, J. N. Thompson, 
Osgood, C. H. M’Millan. 

Patriot. J. W. Allen. 

Rising Sun, #. A. Campbell. 

Sugar Branch, W. HZ. Burton. 

Versailles, George Cochran. 

Vevay, H. Harres. 

Westport, F. A. Guthrie. 

Wilmington, 7. C. Crawford, sup. 

M. B. Hyde, Agent of De Pauw 
University —member of Cen- 
tenary, Greensburg, Quarterly 
Conference. 

L. G@. Adkinson, President of 
Moore’s Hill College--member 
of Moore’s Hill Quarterly Conf. 
JEFFERSONVILLE DIST. 

G. L. Curtiss, P.E. 
(PB. O., -——.) 


Asbury, A. 2. Walker. 
Brownstown, to be supplied. 








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205 


Charlestown, 7. B. MW? Clain, 
Columbus, &. D. Black, 
Crothersyille, A. Scote. 
Edinburg, J. W. Turner. 
Flat Rock, C. #. Line. 
Freetown, C. E. Hester. 
Holman, C. L. Bovard. 
Jeffersonville: Port Fulton, 7. G. 
Beharrelt. 

Wall Street, G. P. Jenkins. 
Jonesville, J. P. Maupin. 
Kent, C. B. Larrabee. 
New Washington, H. M. Elwyn. 
North Vernon, 7. W. orth- 

cott. 
Paris, J. W. Mendall. 
Scottsburg, W. A. Matthews. 
Seymour, V. W. Levts. 
South Bethany, Lewis King. 
Taylorsville, A. 1. Lowden, 
Utica, W. 2. Lathrop. 
Vernon, C. W. Tinsley, 


Qurst. 83. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 
At Brookville, Ind. 


“DETROIT CONFERENCH, 


Held in East Saginaw, Mich., Sept. 17-23, 1884. : 


BISHOP NINDE, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
ferences? 

J. M. Fuller, from Genesee; 7. 
W. Ryan, from West Virginia; S. 
P. Warner, trom Michigan’; Chas. 
M. Stuart, from Rock hiver—. 


Quest. 2. Who are Admitted on 


Trial ? 
William Newey, John Wright, 
Arthur W. Stalker, Albert B. 
Storms, Leonard Hazard, Patrick 


J. Macaulay/-Gillespie H. Whit- 
ney, Frederick A. Smart, Fayette 
Haynes, George E. Sloan, George 


H. Hopkin, Menno B. Diehl, 


James 8. Lucas, John J. Nicker- 


son, John Goodson, George BS. 
Weir—16. 





———— 


ry, Arthur H. De Long, George 
B. Benedict, Philip Priec, Stephen 
Polkinghorne, Samuel Weir, Wr. 
B. Rope, Allen -P.. De Long, 
Charles M. Stuart—12. 


Quzst. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None. 


Quust. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ¢ 

James §. Rose, William M. Ward, 
Tf. B. Leith, R. H. Balmer, John 
Enans, Philander G. Wager, el- 
ders; William Will, Ralph Will- 
iams, Andrew A. Wood, dea- 
cons; Geo. N. Kennedy, Geo. 
S. Weir, probationers, from the 
Methodist Episcopal Church of 
Canada; Robert Pattinson, George 
W. Carter, elders; from Methodist 


JOHN M'ELDOWNEY, Secretary. 




























x 


vash, James Ivey, James Pasens, 
De Forest Ellsworth, Andrey 
A: Hood, James Hosking—10. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preacher. 

have been. ordained Deacons? — 

Samuel Plantz, Hevry Cart 
ledge, John Goodson, Gabrie 
Sanderson, Thomas Nahbena 
yash, James Ivey, James Pascoe, 
James Hosking, De Forest Ells 
worth—9. Be 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traneling 
Deacons of the First Class? 
Jesse Robins, James A. Lowry 
Michael H. M’Mahon, Philip Low 
ry, Arthur H. De Long, Geo. B. 
Benedict, Philip Price, Stephex 
Polkinghorne. Samuel Weir, Wm 
B. Pope, Allen P. De Long 


Charles M. Stuart, Charles W 
Barnum, George 8. Davis, George 
A. Walker, William Will, Ralph 
Williams—17. : 
Quust. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Olass ? 
Perry R. Parrish, Claudius & 
Spencer, Charles E. Hill, Benja 
min Reeve, George W. Jennings 
John Bettes, Walter Marks, Aus- 
tin Wilson, John B. Oliver, Sam 
uel Edgecumbe, Geo. A. Walker 
—ll. 






















Protestant Church; Henry King, 
elder, from Baptist Church—14. 


Qusst. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elecled Deacons ? 
Jesse Robins, Arthur H. De 
Long, Stephen H. Polkinghorne, 
Samuel Weir, William Bb. Pope, 
Alien P. De Long—6. 


4 
Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons? 


Jesse Robins, Arthur H. De 


Qusst. 8. Who Remain on Trial? 

Henry Cartledge, Wm. Peirce, 
James W. Kennedy, Benjainin F. 
Forsythe, James Ivey, Samuet 
Plantz, Guy M. Bigelow, Abner 
Il. Lueas, Frank L. Osborne, 
James M’ Allister, Samuel A. Oli- 
yer, Andrew A. Wood, Frank 
Weaver, William Edmunds, John 
L. Foxton, James D. Halliday, 
Wiliiam C. Kitchen, Wang Ching: |. 
Yun, Horace G. Persons, George | 








N. Kennedy—20. Long, Stephen Polkinghorne, 
Quust. 4. Who are Discontinued? | Samuel Wein V liam B. Pope, | Qumst. 14. What Traveling Deu 
6. cons have been. elected Hi ders ? 









Thomas 8. Williams, George 8. 
arr—2 @ Matthew C. Hawks, Theodor 
P. Barnum, Edward B. Bancroft 
Edward A. Bray, Thomas B. 
M’Gee, Samuel Gilehriese—6. 
Notr.—George £. Pierson was elec 
elder under the missionary 1 


ocat Preachers 
Deacons ? 

Henry Cart- 
jodson, Gubriel 
aas Nahbena- 










re Adinitted into 
ection 2 
























256 ' 


Quest. 15. “What Traveling Dea- 
cous have been ordained Elders ¢ 
Matthew C. Hawks, Theodore 
P. Barnum, Edward B. Baneroft, 
Edward A’ Bray, Thomas B. 
M’Gee, Samuel Gilehriese— 6: 
Notre, -- George L. Pierson was or- 
dained elder under the missionary rule. 


Quusr. 16. What Local Deacons 
hawé been elected Hlders ? 
None. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deucons 
have been ordained Hlders 


None. 


Qugsr. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

Wm. Allington, G. W. Owen, 
Harvey Hodskiss, J. E. Whalen, 
A. F. Hoyt, J. H. Morton, J. E. 
Parker. ©: H.. Talmage, TU. H. 
Baskerville, J. H. (arnalia, Geo. 
B. Benedict, Samuel Edgecurmbe 
—12. 


19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


E. H. Pilcher, J. W. Holt, Wes- 
ley Hagadorn, Thomas Scelye, A. 
R. Laing, Robert Bird, J. M. 
Jobnston, 8. B. Kimmell, Sylves- 
ter Calkins, M. B. Wilsey, Will- 
am Benson, Hiram Hood, Ma- 
~ nassali Hickey, E. R. Haseall, D. 
*  B. Tracy, F. A. Blades, Richard 
M’Connell, Erastus Klumph, J. 
B. Varnum, R. C. Crane, Louis 
Mitchell, Andrew Bell, Jacob 
Dobbins, ‘Luther Lee, Thomas 
Wakelin, J. H. Camburn, Alex- 
ander Gee, D. W. Hammond, 
Samuel Clements, I. W. Donel- 
son, Eli Westlake, T. ©. Gard- 
ner, George Taylor, William Tay- 
lor, H. N. Brown, E. Steele, W. 


QUEST. 



























Sanborn, 8. J. Brown, Alfred F. 
Bourns. Alfred Allen, B. H. Hed- 
ger, N. Newton, J. R. Noble, W. 
Tuttle, B. F. Pritchard, A. B. 
eonah, L. H. Dean, E..H. Brock- 
way, W. Q. Burnett, W. Birdsall, 
G. M. Lyon, J. W. Crippen, R. 
Gage,-B. 8. Taylor, T. Wilkinson, 
8. L. Ramsdell, J. ‘Russell, J. A. 
Dunlap, T. C. Higgins, D. A. 
Curtiss, C. M. Anderson, .F. E. 
York, M. J. Scott, P. O. Johnson, 
W. Donnelly, Joseph Frazer—6s, 


QuEsT. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Haamined 2 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


QuEST. 21. Have any Died? 


Samucl Bessey, J. O. Bancroft, 
George H. Field, Curtiss Mosher, 
M. A. Davis—5, 


(See obituaries, p. 827.) 


QUEST. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences 2 

D. A, Perrin, to Central Mli- 
BOIS; George Stowe, to Florida; 
Benjamin F. Forsythe, to East 


jana—4, 


M. Triggs, J. 8. Sutton, Orlando |’ 





Ohio; Thomas Stalker, to Louis- | 





Quusr, 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Qusst. 24, Have uny been Located 
al their own request 2 
William George, William H. 
Allinan—2, 


QueEsT. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 


QugsT. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Wilhdraw under Charges ? 
None. 


Quest. 27. Have any been Hpelled? 
None. 


Quesr. 28. Who are selected for 
Lriers of Appeals ? 

A. kh. Bartlett, J. M. Gordon, 
8. Clements, J. C. Wortley, O. J. 
Perrin, Joseph Frazer, I. N. El- 
wood—7. 


Quest. 29. What ds the Statistical 
Ateport for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 384.) 


QuEsT. 80. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$8.300. 


QueEst. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 


$2,795 62, 


which has been applied under 
order of the Conference. 


Qupst. 82. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 

(These appointments are all inthe State 
of Michigan.) 
DETROIT DISTRICT. 
Joun M’ELpownsy, P.E. 

(P. O., Detroit.) 


Belleville, A. A. Merriit. 
Birmingham, G. W. Lowe. 
Brighton, S A. Dean. 
Clarkston, D. H. Yoewn. 
Dearborn, S. £. Warren. 
Denton, LZ. C. York. 
Detroit: Cass Avenue, W.'W. 
Washburn. 
Central, W. W. Ramsay. 
Fort Street, C. M. Stuart. 
Garfield, to be supplied. 
Mary W. Palmer Memorial 
Chureh, Willéam Dawe. . 
Simpson, C. 7. Allen. 
Sixteenth Street, C. B. Spencer. 
Tabernacle, #. W. Ryan. 
Wesley, James Rose. 
Flat Roek, J. Z. Walker. 
Grace and Memorial, to be sup- 
plied 
Howell, Wa?liam Smith. 
Ioseo and Marion, to be supplied, 
Leesville and Warren, John Good- 
son. 
New Boston, 7. FH. Peitree. 
Pinckney, Il. Cartledge 
Plymouth, § |p 
Pontiac, I & 
Rawsonville, 
Redford and 
Houghton, 
Royal Oak, 2 


































| Waterloo, to be 


DETROIT CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Salem and Northfield, to be sup- 
plied. 

South Lyon, AL, W. Gifford. 
Springwells and Delray, William 
Newey. E 

Stockbridge, S. Lind. 

Trenton, /. 4, Shank. 

Unadilla and North Lake, J. A. 
Lowrey. 

Wayne, /. CL Wortler. 

Whitmore Lake and Hamburg, to 
be supplied. 

Wyandotte, 8S. P. Warner. 

Ypsilante, 1 2. Sprénger. 

Arthur Edwards, Editor of North- 
western Christian Advocate—- 
member of Central Quarterly 
Conference. 

LL. &. Fiske, President of Albion 
Colleye — member of Central 
Quarterly Conterenee.~ 

J, M. Arnold, Editor of Michigan 
Christian Advocate — member 
of Cass Avenue Quarterly Con- 
ference. 

J.8. Smart, Agent of Albion Col- 
leze—member of Central Quar- 
terly Conference. 

D. C. Jacokes, Chaplain of East- 
ern Michigan Insane Asylum— 
member of Pontiac Quarterly 
Conference. : 

Francis Berry, Chaplain of Mich- 
igan Military Academy—mem- 
bers of Pontiae Quarterly Cont. 

A. F. Hoyt, President of New Or- 
Ieans University —member of 
Central Quarterly Conference. 


ADRIAN DISTRICT. 
W. J. CAMPBELL, P. E. 
(P. O., Adrian,) 
Addison, Alphonso Crane. 
Adrian, John Wilson. 
Ann Arbor, 2. B. Pope. 
Augusta, Z. P. Pierce. 
Blissfield, 2. A. Bray. 
hs and Schofield, D. B. Mil- | 
ar. > 
Chelsea, J. A. UW Ilwain. 
Clayton, W. B. Pope. 
Clinton and Macon, J. M. Ker- 
ridge. 


Deerfield, John Wesley. 


Dexter, A. B Wood. 
Dixborough, Arthur W. Stalker, 
Dundee, 1. W. Wright, 
Fairfield, F. L. Osborne. 
Franklin, Albert B. Storms. 
Grass Lake, Roland Woodhans. 
Henrietta, LD. W. Gibberson. 
Hudson, -/, L. Hudson, 
Lambertville, Alonzo W.itcomb. 
Lima and Sylvan, W. Pierce. 
Manchester and Sharon, 2. PR. 
Shier. 
Medina, Zsaae Johnson. 
Milan and Oakville, O. F. Winton. 
Monroe, C. IM. Cobern. 
Morenci, J. @: Morgan. 
Napoleon and Brooklyn, W. M. 
Cunrpbell. 
Palmyra, M. H? M’Mahon, 
Petersburg, to be supplied. 
Ridgeway, W. 7. Clack. 
Saline, W. H. Benton. 
Tecumseh and Raisi 
W. Hudson. 




























DETROIT CONFERENCE, 1884. 


f 
FLINT DISTRICT. 
Suru Reep, P.E. 
(P. 0., Flint.) 


Bancroft, U. £. Benson. 

Byron, J. H. Wethey. 
Commerce, C.-L. Church. 
Dansville, Z. S. Zediman. 
Davisburg, Hugene. Yager. 
Davison, J. W. Kennedy. 

- Farmington, to be supplied. 
Fenton, J. #. Davidson. 

Flint: Court Street, J. N. Llwood. 

Garland Street, 4. W. Frazee, 

Flushing, John Sweet. 3 
Fowlerville, Jesse Kilpatrich. | 
Gaiues, D. Je Odell. 
Goodrich, W. M. Ward. 

_ Grand: Biane, J. B. Goss. 
Hadley, 7. P. Barnum. 
Hartland and Osceola, GH. Whit- 

eee Ne 
Hazleton, R. C. Lanning. 
Highland, to be supplied. 
Holly, # B. Bancroft. 
Lapeer, CU. S. Hastman. 

Linden, J. D. Halliday. 
Milford, J. H. Kilpatrich. . 
Mount Morris, M@. 4. Bartram. 
Northville, J. WM. Van Hvery. 
Oak Grove, J. A. Rowe. 

_ Ortonville, J. D. Hubbell. 
Otisville, C. W. Austin. 
Parshallville, #. H. Caster. 
Perry, John Hamilton. 

Pine Run, Horace Palmer. 
Seymour Lake, J. J. Hodge. 
Swartz Creek, Calvin Gibbs. 
Vernon, Charles Simpson. 
Walied Lake, Frederick Strong. 
Webberville, J. H. Caster. 
Williamston, 7. W. Warren 
Woodhull, to, be supplied. 


SAGINAW DISTRICT. 
A.J. BigELow, P.E. 
@. O., East Saginaw.) __ 
Bay City: Fremont Avenue, 0. J.' 
Perrin. 
Bis ceases Avenue, J. #. Jack- 
in. : 
Bayport, George E. Sloan. 
Bennington, 2. D. Robinson. 
Bridgeport, Frank Weaver. 
Caro, L. H. Riddick. 
Caseville, J. B. Russell. 
Cass City, Nathantel-Dickey. 
Chesaning, S. Gilchriese. 
Corunna, &. L. Cope. 
East Saginaw : Hess Street, V. WV. 
Htark. i ‘ 
Jefferson Street, C. H. Morgan. 
Freeland, B.C. Moore. 
Henderson, J, 








e Haynes. 
WV. Wellitts. 


257 


Taymouth Indian Mission, to be | Hallowell, to be supplied. 


supplied. 

oh and Big Beaver, Duke White- 
él. 

Tuscola, William Will. 

Unionville, 7, B. W Gee. 

Utiea, W. W. Benson. 

Vassar, H/. S. White. 

Watrousyille, F. A. Smart. 

A, J. Richards, Agent of Super- 
annuated Preachers’ Aid Society 
— member of West Bay City 
Quarterly Conference. 


PORT HURON DISTRICT. 
T. G. Portsr, P.E. 
(P. O., Port Huron.) 


Adair, to be supplied. 

Algonac, to be supplied. 

Almont, G. W. Jennings. 

Armada, 8, A. Oliver. 

Attica and Dryden, to be sup- 
plied. 

Bad Axe, Henry King. 


Brockway, A. /. Holmes. es 


Burnside, C. W. Barnum. 
Capae, to be supplied. 
Carsonville, to be supplied. 
Clifford, to be supplied. 
Crosswell, John Bettes. 
Downington, Walter Marks. 
Five Lakes, to be supplied. 
Forester, George W. Carter. 
Fort Gratiot, W. 0. Way. 
Imlay City, 7. G. Huckle. 
Lakeport, W. Edmunds. 
Lexington, Austin Wilson. 
Marine City, J. 2. Gordon. 
Marlette,» Nankervis. 
Marysville, J. M’ Allister. 
Memphis, J. G. Sparling. 
Metamora, L. NV. Moon. 
Minden and White Rock, J. L. 
Foxton. 
Mount Clemens, -/7. F. Berry. 
Mount Vernon, Zhomas Nichols. 
New Haven, A. H. Lucas. 
North Branch, G. A. Walker. 
Peck, to be supplied. 
Port Austin, to be supplied. 
Port Crescent and Meade, M. B. 
Diehl. 
Port Hope, H. G. Persons. 
Port Huron, W. 4. Poole. 
Port Sanilac, W. 2. Dunning. 
Richmond, A. P. De Long. 
Romeo, W. H. Spier. 
Ruby, George Nrxon. 
Saint Clair, Jacob Horton. 
Sand Beach, Frederick Voates. 
Sandusky, G. H. Hopkin. 
Tyre, A. H. De Long. 
Verona, to be supplied. — 
Washington, to be supplied. 


ALPENA DISTRICT. 
L. P. Davis, P.E. 
(P. 0., Alpena.) 


Aleona and Black River, 2. H. 
Balmer. 

Alpena, J. H. iM’ Intosh. 

Augres, to be supplied. 

Cheboygan, H. C. Northrup. 

East Tawas, WV. G. Lyons. 

Gaylord and Vanderbilt, 
N. Kennedy. 

Grayling, George 8. Weir. 

Greenbush and Oscoda Indian 

Mission, to be supplied. 


George 





Harrisville, 7. B. Leith. 
Indian River, to be supplied. 
Long Rapids, to be supplied. 
Oseoda, Hranklin Bradley. 
Otsego Lake, to be supplied. / 
Pinconning and Sagining Indian 
Mission, J. J. Nickerson. 
Riggsville, to be supplied. 
Roscommon, C. E. Hill. 
Sterling and Maple Ridge, to be 
supplied. 
Tawas Uity, G. M. Bigelow. 
West Bay City, Jf. C. Hawkes. 
West Branch and Churchill, to be 
supplied. fe 
Woodside Avenue and Banks, P’ 
J. Wright. } 


MARQUETTE DISTRIC f. 
DAviIp Caster, P.E,; 
(P. O., Marquette* 

Atlantic and Huron.i'own, Philip 
Lowrey. ei 

Calumet, J. My :ruller. 

Champion anq Michigamme, A. 
W. Wilson. 

Escanaba, A. W. Thompson. 

Hancock, A. R. Bartlet. 

Hansahville and Indian Mission, 
to be supplied. 

Houghton, L, £. Lennow. 

Iron Mountain and Quinnésee, J. 
S. Mitchell. 

Ishpeming, G. A. Hastings. v 

Lake Linden, P. R. Parrish. 

L’ Ance and Arvon, to be sup- 
plied. 

Marquette, J. P. Varner. 

Menominee, John Loans. 

Munising and Indian Mission, to 
be supplied. 

National and Stoneville, to he 
supplied, 

Negaunee, G. C. Squire. 

Norway and Hermansyille, A. S. 
Lair. 

Osceola and Alloway, Z. G. 
Omans. 

Pequaming and Indian Mission, 
to be-supplied. 

Pewabie, Lenon Barnes, | 

Phenix and Central Mine, 8. Polk- 
ingborne. | 

Republic, Wélliam. Cook. 

Rockland dnd Greenland, James 
Ivey. 

Stephenson and Carney, to be 
supplied. 


SAULT STE. MARIE DIST. 
W. E. Biertow, P.E. 
(P. O., Sault Ste, Marie.) 


Detour, Andrew A. Wood. 
Donaldson, to be supplied. 
Drummond Island, to be sup- 
plied. : 
Fayette and Gorden Bay, to be 
supplied. 
Grand Marais and Seney, Philan- 
der F. Wager.. 
Iroquois Mission and Bay 
to be supplieds 
Monastique, Zod: 
Newberry and Do 
supplied. 
Pickford, Ralph W 
Saint Ignace, O. 
Sault Ste. Marie, 
Tequameaon, to 


























































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DETROIT CONFERENCE, 1884. 


George LL. Pierson and David, L. W. Pilcher, G. R. Davis and, Leonard Hazard, Philip ~ Price, 


W Fawn, Missionaries to Ari- 

* gona. 

Lsaae Wilcox, Missionary to North 
Dakota. 

Hdwin Craven, Missionary to Da- 
kota. 


Wang Ching-Yun, Missionaries 


te China. 


D.C. Chaliis, Missionary to Bul- 


garia. 


W. C. Kitchen, Missionary to 


Japan. 


and Samuel Weir, to attend 
school. 


Qumsv. 838. Where shall the nex 
Conference be held ® 


At Pontiac. 





1 DASH O° COON EE RANG 


Held in Boise City, idaho Terre, Sept. 17-21, 1884. 














































BISHOP FOWLER, 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and fron. what Con- 
JSerences ? 


Abraham Eads, F. A. Riggin, 
Hugh Duncan, and Krastus Smith, 
from Columbia River—4, 


Quusr. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial ? 
Alfred Thompson, 


Quest. 3. Who Remain on Trial? 
N. G. Sullens. 


Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 
Quxst. 5. Who are Admitied into 
Full. Connection 2 
None. 


Qurst. 6. Who are Re-admitted 2 
None. 

Quest. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches 2 
None. 

Qumst. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons? 
None. 

Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons? 
None. 

QueEs®. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
None. 

Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
None. 

Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 

Deacons of the First Class? 
J. H. Wood. 


Quest. 138. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Oluss 2 


J. W. Maxwell, 8. E. Crow—2. 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders 2 


Presiding. G: 


—_ 





QuEsT. 16. What Local. Deacons 
have been elected Eiders? 
Noue. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders ? 


; None. 
QuEst. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

James Nixon. 
QuEST. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers 2 
None. 
QuEsT. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Huamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 


name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


QuEsT. 21, Have any Died 2 
None 
QuEst. 22. Have any been Prans- 
Jerred, and to what Conferences 2 
L. N° Banks, to Puget Sound. 


Quast. 23. Have any Withdrawn 2 
None. 


Qumst. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request 2 


J. W. Cullen, J. H. Sheppard, 
G. M. Dimmitt—3. 


Qumst. 25, Have any been Located 2 
None. 


Quast. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 


None. 


Quust. 27. Have any been Bepelled 2 
None. 


Quest, 28. Who are sclected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 
G. W. Grannis, G. M. 
Abraham Kads, 
Joslyn, L. N. B. 
higgin—7. 


Irwin, 
Ezra Hays, A. J. 
Anderson, F. A. 


QuEsT. 29. What is the Statistical 










Report for this Conference yeur ? 


M. IRWIN, Secretary. 


Quest. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 
None. 


QUEST. 81. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 


Not answered. 


QuEst. 32. Where are the Preach- 
mS ers Stationed ? 
(These appointments are all in the Ter- 
ritory of Idaho, 
BOISE CITY DISTRICT. 
A. Eanps, P.E. 
2 O!; 9) 
Atlanta, to be supplied. 
Bellevue, to be supplied. 
Boise City, G. W. Grannis, 
Caldwell, S. E. Crowe. 
Challis, to be supplied. 
Emmittsville, Alfred Thompson, 
Hailey and Ketebum, 4. J/. Joslin, 
one to be supplied. ; 
Idaho City, to be supplied. 
Jordan Valley, to be supplied. 
Mountain Home, to be supplied. 
Shoshone, J. W. Maxwell. ~ 
Weiser City, N. G. Sullens. 


LA GRANDE DISTRICT. 


G. M. Irwin, P.E. 
(P. 0.—\.) 
Baker City and Wilbur Chapel, to 





be supplied. : 

Canyon City, G. W. Kennedy. 

Eagle Creek, to be supplied. 

Harney Valley, to be supplied. 

John Day Valley, to be supplied. 

La Grande and Island City, ZF. 
flays. : 

Long Creek, to he supplied. 

Malhem, to be supplied. 

Summerville, J. H. Wood, 

Union and North Powder, Z. WN. 

L. Anderson. ‘ 

Wallowa, to be supplied. 

Willow Creek, R. J. Johnson, 

G, M. Irwin. President of Blue 

Mountain University. 

FE. A. Riggin md Hugh Dinean, 

Montana Mission District. 

L. Smith, Utah Mission District. 


Quust. 83. Where shall the next 
Conference be held 2 





(See tabulated statement, p. 399.) 


At Canyon City, 





OAR tee ES 
¥ 


NORTH-WEST NORWEGIAN CONFERENCE, 1884.2 


Or 
ie} 


NORTH-WEST NORWEGIAN CONFERENCE, 


Held in Forest City, Sept. 17, 1884. 


BISHOP FOSTER, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, ond from what Con- 
Sorences? 

Peter A. H. Franklin, from Pitts- 
burg. 

Qunst. 2. Who are Admitted on 

Trial? 

Martinus Hilerna, August Peter- 
sen, John Hansen, Gustaf Abra- 
hamsen—4. 

Quest. 8. Who Remain on Trial? 
Johan CU. Tollefsen, Eliot Han- 

sen, Frederick Ring, Michael L. 

Kjelstad, Peter A. H. Franklin 

—d. 

Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued? 

Andreas H. Nelson. 


Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 


Severin KE, Simonsen. 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None. 

Quast. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 
None. 

Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons 2 
None. 

Quust. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
None. 

Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 

Martinus Hilerna, August Peter- 
sen—2, 
Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
Martinus Hilerna, August Peter- 
sen—2. r 
Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
Severin E. Simonsen. 


Quest. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 


None. 
Quxst. 14. What Tiaveliny Dea- 
cons have been elected Hiders ? 


Ole T. Olsen, Bengt E. Olin, 
James Petersen, Frederick W. 
Ericksen—4. 


Quast. 15. What Traveling Dea- 


cons have been ordained Elders ? 


Ole T. Olsen, Bengt E. Olin, 
James Petersen, Frederick W. 
Hricksen—4, 


Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Eiders ? 


None. 
‘ 








——- -+ 
Qusst. 17. What Local Deacons 


have been ordained Elders ? 
None. 

Quustr. 18. Who are the Super- 
numerary Preachers ? 
None. 

Quust. 19. Who are the Siperan- 
nuated Preachers 2 
H. 1. Holland, O. Helland—2. 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Haanined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died? 
None. 


Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 
ferred, and to what Conferences? 


J. Jacobsen, to California; NV. C. 
Hauge, to Puget Sound—2. 


Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn 7 
s None. 


QuxEsT. 24. Have ony been Located 
at their own request ? 


B. Johansen. 


Quest. 25. Have any been Located ? 


None. 


Quest. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ¢ 


None. - 
Quast. 27. Haveany been Hupelled ? 
None. 


Quxst. 28. Who are selected for 

Tries of Appeals ? . 

A. Haagensen, B. Smith, A. 

Knudsen, L. A. Larsen, O. Jacob- 

sen, A. Johnsen, Christian Omann 

QUEST. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year 2 


(See tabulated statement, p. 402.) 


Guus. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund? © 


$300. 


Quast. 31. What has been Received 
on these Olaims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$300, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Confergnce. 


Qunst. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


(These appointments are all in the States 
indicated,] 


CHICAGO DISTRICT. 
A. Hacensen, P.E. 
(P. O., Evanston, Ill.) 
Cambridge and Whitewater, ( Wis. , ) 
O. Jacobsen, 


Chicago, (Ill. :) First Chure 





Depere and Sturgeon Bay, 





C. TREIDER, Secretary. 









1Er'8eN. 
Hyde Park, to be supplie: 
Maplewood Avenue, 0. 
sen. 


to be supplied. 
Eau Claire, ( Wis. ,) Eliot H 
Evanston, (Il.,) B. Smith. 
La Crosse, (Wis.,) 8. E. Simon- 


sen. 
Leland and Lee, (Ill.,) A. John- 


sen. 

Manistee, (Mich.,) H. Aversen. 

Milwaukee and Sheboygan, ( Wis.,) 
P. Bo smith. 

Neenah and Waupaca, (Wis.,) to 
be supplied. 

North Cape and Oconomowoc, 
(Wis.,) to be supplied. ‘ 

Norway,-(ill.,) J. C. Tollefsen. 

Racine, (Wis.,) O. P. Petersen. 

Stoughton and Primrose, (Wis.,) — 
to be supplied. 

Wausau and Merrill, (Wis.,) M. L. 
Kjelstad. 

Westby and Richland, (Wis.,) A. 
Petersen. 

Christian Treider, Editor of Den 
Christelege Talsmand. 

Martinus Nelsen. and Peter A. 0. 

Franklin, Missionaries to Utah. 


SAINT PAUL DISTRICT. - 
Aste Knvpsen, P.E. 
(. 0., +) 


Argo, (D. T.,) Canby, and Mon- 

tevideo, (Minn.,) to be sup- 

plied. ; 

Brighton and Scandia Grove, (Min- 

nesota,) CO. Christophersen. 

Danville and Saybrook, (D. T.,) 
to be supplied. 

Deer Park, (Wis.,) O. 7. Olsen. 

Forest City, (lowa,) &. Dan- 
ielsen. 

Grand Meadow and Lawsborough, 
(Minn.,) to be supplied. 7 

Lansing and Round Prairie, (Ia.,) 
to be supe 

Minneapolis, (Minn.,) 7. W. Lrick- 


Sen. ‘ 
Newburg and South Fork, (Minn. 
James Petersen. 1 
New Centerville, Hart! 
Diamond Bluff, (Wis 
Plainview and Belvide: 
to be supplied. 
Red Wing and Iosco, (M 
HH, OVin. Ss 
Saint Paul, (Minn.,) Z 
Silver City, (lowa,) W 
and Omaha, (Neb., 
sen. 
Washington Prairie 
noe, (lowa,) to be s 
Carl Schou, C. BF. # 
J. J. Christensen, MM 
to Denmark. 



















960 


RED RIVER VALLEY DIST.’ | Cookston and Suint  Hillaire, | Hillsborough 


Prrer Jensun, P.E. 
@. 0., +) 
Atwater and HutelMinson, (Minn.,) 
to be supplied. 
Beltrami, Glyndon, and Lake Park, 
(Minn.,) to be supplied. 





NORTH-WEST NORWEGIAN CONFERENCE, 1884. 


(Minn.,) F. Ring. 

Cooperstown, Gustaf A brahamsen, 

Duluth, (Minn.,) August Peter- 
sen. 

Fergus Falls, (Minn.,) Mm J. 
Pahl. 


Grantsburg, (Wis.,) to be supplied. 








and _ Blanchard, 
(D. T.,) Martinus Hilerna. — 

Moorhead, Fargo, and Hendrinn, 
(D. T.,) CG. Omann. * 


Quast.. 32. Where are the Preach- 
€r'8 Stationed ? 


At Cambridge, Wis, 


WEST GERMAN CONFERENCE, 


Held in Lyona, Sept. 18-21, 1884. 


BISHOP WARREN, Presiding. 





Quest. 1. Who are Received by | holz, Edward Sallenbach, George 


Transfer, and from what Con- 
SJerences? 
None. 
Quest. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial 2 
Jacob J. Hammel, Frederick H, 
Wippermann, Adam Yungmeyer 
—3, 


Quest. 3. Who Reman on Triat? 

Frederick Kaltenbach, Herman 
C. Elfeldt, Charles Werner, Con- 
rad C. Buchho]z—4, 


Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued 2 
None. 
Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Hull Connection ? 


John Kracher, Henry H. Hack- 
mann, John H. Dreyer—3, 


Quast. 6. Who are Re-adnutted 2 
None. 


Quest. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches 2 
George J. Mueller, from the Wes- 
leyan Methodist in Germany. 
nt 


Quest. 8. Wiat Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons 2 

John Kracher, Henry H. Hack- 
mann—2. 

Nore.—Herman ©. Elfeldt and Charles 
Werner were elected deacons under the 
missionary rule, 

Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
John Kracher, Henry H. Hack- 

mann—2. 

Nore.—Herman ©, Elfeldt and Charles 


. Werner were ordained deacons under 
the missionary rule. 


QuEst. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons? 
-_None. 


‘hat Local Preachers 
ordained Deacons ? 
None. 










Who are the Traveling 
sof the First Class ? 


H. Dreyer—3, 







Vho ave the Traveling 
the Second Class ? 


rueger, Alex. Fuhr- 





her, Henry H. Hack- | 





Vogel, J. W. Buch- | 


Koenig—é. 


Quast. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Eiders ? 

J. L. Sternberg, F. H. Schultz 
2. 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders 2 


J. L. Sternberg, F. H. Schultz 
2. 


have been elected Eiders ? 
© None. 


Quest 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders 2 


None. 


QuEsT. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers? 


K. Franz. 


QUEST. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


C. Bauer, M. Klaiber, John 
Meyer—3. 


Quxst. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined 2 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference, 


QuEst. 21. Have any Died ? 
None. 


Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 


None. 


QUEST. 28. Have any Withdrawn 2 | 
| Liberty, (Mo.,) F. Kaltenbach. 


None. 


QUEST. 24. Have any been Located 
at ther own request 2 


e None. 


QuEs?. 25. Have any been Located ? 
A. F. Korfhage, 


QuusT. 26. Have any been permitted | 


to Withdraw under Charges 2 
None. 


QUEST. 27, Have any been Expelled? 
None. ~- 


CHARLES HARMS, 





Secretary. 


QUEST. 28. Who are selected Jor 
Triers of Appeals 2 
C. Harms, J. G.ivKost, God. 
Keller, E. H. Kriege, F. Fiegen- 
baum, C. Eberhardt, J. G. Leist 
Te 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 
Lveport for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 403.) 


| | QuEst. 80. What are the Claims 
QuEsT. 16. What Local Deacons |. 


on the Conference Fund é 
Not answered, 


Quest. 31. What has been received 
on these Claims, and how hus it 
been Applied ? : 


$732 85, 


which has been applied under 


order of the Conference. ° 


Quest. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed 2 
[These appointments are allin the State 
of Kansas, except as otherwise indi. 
cated.) 
MISSOURI DISTRICT, 
* H. R. Rimmer, P.E. 

(P. 0., Saint Joseph, Mo.), 
Booneville, (Mo.,) J. G. Kost. 
Brunswick, (Mo.,) A. Hoffman. 
Cameron and Cosby, (Mo.,) J 

FHlausam. 
Concordia, (Mo.,) J. Demand. 


Graham and White Cloud, (Mo.,) 


J. Kracher. ? 
Hebron and Lewis, (lowa,) J. J. 
Hichenberger. ~ 
Higginsville and Corder, (Mo.,) 
J. A. Mueller. 
Lake Creek, (Mo.,) D. Walther. 
Lexington and Napoleon, (Mo.,) 
George Koenig. 


Oregon, (Mo.,) J. J. Hhrsom. 

Saint Joseph, (Mo.,) H. Fiegen- 
baum. 

Sedalia, (Mo.,) C. Hermann. 

Smithton, (Mo.,) J. G. Vogel. 

Walthena, (Kan.,) P. W. Matihaci, 


| Weston and Atehison, (Mo.,),to be 


supplied, 


KANSAS DISTRICT. 
J. A, Rurrz, P.E. 
(P. 0., Junction City, Kan,) 


Argentine and West Kansas 


c City, 
to be supplied. 


- 








d Penee Oreck, H.C. 






er, C. Eberhardt. 

xrove and Harttord, A. 
nn. 

. J. Schultz, 

, Hf. M. Menger. 

d Fairmount, /. Fiegen- 



















ond and Kinsley, H. H. 

nn. 

0 be supplied. 

nection City, J. L. Sternberg. 

Kansas City, J. @. Leist. 

Kingman and Harper, to be sup- 
plied. ‘ 

La Crosse and Hayes, W. H. Stein. 

Lawrence, H. Bruns. 

-Lyona, Charles Ott. 

Salina, J. H. Dreyer. 








SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Los Angeles, Cal., Sept. 18=23, 1884. 


BISHOP FOSS, Presiding. 


Quzst. 1. Who are Leceived by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

J. A. Wachob, from North Ohio ; 
G. W. White, from Upper lowa; 
C. F. W. Nelson, from Wisconsin ; 
EF. W. Van Deventer, Thomas F. 
Bradshaw, Ormand L. Barstow, 
G. W. James, E. N.. Currier, from 
Nevada—8. 


Quest. 2. Who are Admitied on 
Trial? 
Samuel J. Fleming. 


Qusst. 3. Who Remain on Trial? 


George F. Bovard, Victor A. 
Henry, E. N. Currier—3. 


Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 


Qusst. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 
William Schuldt, Charles W. 
Stowell, Wilbur F. Wenk, Felix 
8. Thomas, Marcellus L. Whit- 

more—d. 


Qusst. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None. 


uEST. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 


None. 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
| evs have been elected Deacons ? 

| Wilbur F. Wenk, Felix §. 
- Thomas, Marcellus L, Whitmore 


Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
| ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
Wilbur F. Wenk, Felix S. 
_ Thomas, Marcellus L. Whitmore 
ay ue 


lp and Chanute, J. J. | V 


| 





NEBRASKA DISTRICT. 
J. Tannrr, P.E. 
(P. O., Lincoln, Neb.) 
Beaver and Oxford, (Neb.,) W. C. 
Keliner. 
Clatonia, (Neb.,) # Unland. 
Custer, (Neb.,) F. H. Wippermann. 
Frontier, (Neb.,) to be supplied. 
Harrison, J. W. Buchholz. 
Humboldt, (Neb.,) J. H. Mertens. 
Lincoln, (Neb.,) C. Harms. 
Nebraska City and Hamburg, 
(Neb.,) C. Brugger, one to be 
supplied. 
Olive Branch and Centreville, 
(Neb.,) G. J. Keller. 
Omaha, (Neb.,) H. Krueger. 


J.B. 





Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
None. 


Qusst. 11. What Loeal Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
None. 

Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 

William Schuldt, Charles W. 
Stowell, Wilbur F. Wenk, Felix 
S. Thomas, Marcellus L. Whit- 
more—d. 


Qusmst. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 


James H. White, Oliver 8. 
Frambes, Albert H. Summers—3s. 


Qusst. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons hane been elected Eiders ? 


James R. Gregory, Frank D. 

Mather—2. 

Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Eiders? 
James R. Gregory, Frank D. 

Mather—2, 


Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Hlders ? 
None. 


Qurst. 17. What Local Deacons | 


have been ordained Eiders ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

J. M. Campbell, I. M. Leihy, 
Cc. W. Tarr, 8. B. Guiberson, J. 
W. Leach, G. W. Story, A. M. 
Hough, D. A. Crowell, N. M. 
Learned—9. 


Qusst. 19. Who are the Superan- 


nuated Preachers? 
H. Book, H. J. 


A. Higbee, J. 
Shaffner—3. 














Saint Paul and Scotia, 
C. Elfeldt. 

Sterling and Wymore, 
CU. Ihne, one to be su 

Stuart, (Neb.,) Ch 
ner. 

Swan Creek, (Neb.,) 

Valentine, (Neb.,) to 
plied. 

Wahoo and Arlington, (Neb.,) 
Adam Yungmeyer. 

West Point, (Neb., Ff. H. Schultz. 

York, (Neb.,) J. Araettlé. 


Qusst. 33. Where shall the nem 
Conference be held ? 


At Clatonia, Gates Co., Nevada. 















GREEN, Secretary. 


QuzEsT. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamnined 2 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 
QusEst. 21. Have any Died ? 

_ Thomas Cookson. 
.(See obituary, p. 331.) 


Qusst. 22. Have any been Trans 
Jerred, and to what Conferences ¢ 


LI. M. Pickles, to California, 


Qusst. 238. Have any Withdrawn 
None. 


Quest, 24. Have any been Locat 
at their oion request ? 


H. Holdridge. 


QuEsT. 25. Have any been Located 
None. 


Qunst. 26. Have any been nermatie 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 


None, 


Quest. 27. Have anybeen Hxpelled: 
None. 


Quzsr. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals? 

J. D. Crum, F. 8. Woodcock, 
J. H. Peters, William Nixon, E. 
S. Chase, T. S. Uren, W. A.~ 
Knighten —7. 


if 
Quzst. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 404.) 


Quest. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


8476 55. 





























3476 | 
which has be 
order of the Conference. 


of California. ] 
LOS ANGELES DISTRICT. 
R. W. C. Farnsworts, P.E. 
(P. 0., Los Angeles.) 


Anaheim, to be supplied. / 
Antelope Valley, to be supplied. 


supplied. 
Azusa, Lb. Ff. Hdwards. 
Compton, 7. 2. Robinson. 
Cucamonga and Etiwanda, A. H. 
Summers. 
Elsmore, to be supplied. 
Florence, E. N. Currier. 
Garden Grove and Westminster, 
Vee Henry: 
Long Beach, G. W. Elwood. 
Los Angeles: Asbury Church, Z. 
S. Chase. 
Boyle Heights, J. A. Wachod. 
Fort Street, P. 7. Breese. ~ 
Grace Church, #. W. Van De- 
venter, 
University Chureh, VW. F. Col- 
wren. 
Newhall, J. D. Cran. 
Newport, U. W. Tarr. 
Ontario, S. J. Fleming. 
Orange, G. F, Bovard. 
Pasadena, A. W. Bunker. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
ferences ¢ 

None. 


Quest. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 

Stewart Baumgardner, James 
W. Shultz, Manoa D. Scott, Cal- 
vin B. Hickernell, George M. 
Sanders, Aratus Barker, Ralph 
W. Munson—7, 


Quest. 3. Who Remain on Trial? 
James H. Harshbarger, James 
H. Fitzwater, John W. Holland, 
Nathan §. Brackney, Charles 8. 
Barron, Stephen O. Young-—6, 


Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued? 
None. 


Quust. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection 2 
Melvin M. Figley, David F. 
Helms, Abraham Hopkins, Mat- 
thias C. Howey. James H. Keis- 
ter, Frederick Miller, George B. 
Wiltse, Francis Brock—8, } 











9 { 
en applied under | 


Thése appointments are all in the State 


Artesia and Fulton Wells, to be 





Poway and National 


supplied. 





supplied. " 

| Riverside, Charles Schelling. 

| San Bernardino, Wm. Nexon. 

san Diexo, 7. S. Uren. 

San Fernando, to be supplied. 

San Gabriel, @. HW. White. 

San Jacinto and Rock House, to 
be supplied. 

Santa Anna, 4. 1. Deering. 

Santa Monica, io be supplied. 

M. M. Lovard, President; F&F. D. 

Lovard, Professor, of the South- 

ern California University — 

members of University Church 

Quarterly Conference. 


GERMAN DISTRIOT. 
G. A. Boiiinesr, P. E. 
(P. O,, Anaheim, ) 
Anaheim, @. A. Bollinger. 
Los Angeles and Pasadena, Wm. 
Sehuldt. 

San Luis Obispo, to be supplied. 
Selma, to be supplied. 


| SANTA BARBARA DISTRICT. 

Daniex Coss, P.E. 

(P.\0., Santa Barbara.) 
Arroyo Grande, to be supplied. 
Ballard’s, W. F. Wenk. 
Cambria, F. 8. Thomas: 
Golita, J. R. Gregory. 
Gonzales and Solidad, to 
plied. 





be sup- 





WM. W. 





Quzsr. 6. Who are Re-admitted 2 
None. 


Quest. 7%. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches? 
None. 


Quzst. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
Melvin M. Figley. Abraham 

Hopkins, George B. Wiltse—3. 


Quzst. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers hane been ordained Deacons ? 
Melvin M. Filey, Abraham 

Hopkins, George B. Wiltse—3. 


Qurst. 10. What Local Preachers 
hane been elected Deacons 2 
Manoa D. Scott, James W. 


Shultz, John W. Holland, Moses 
I. German—4, 





Quxst. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons 2 
Manoa D. Scott, James W. 

Shultz, John W. Holland, Moses 

I. German—4, 






Riverdale and Providence, to be 


‘doion, M. L. 
Lompoe, / S. Weed®er ; 
Paso Robles and Cholamme, .A. 
NV. Higlds. Vis 
San Buena Ventura, J. H. White. 
San Luis Obispo, H. H. Hail. 
Santa Barbara, W. A. Knighten. 
Santa Maria, Charles Leach. 
Santa Paula, to be supplied. 









FRESNO DISTRICT. 
J. B. Green, P.£. 
(P. 0., Fresno.) 


Bakersfield, J A. Peters. 

Central Point, to be supplied. 

Fresno, S. J. Kahler. 

Grangeville and Lemore, John 
MW Keavey. 

Hanford, O. S. Frambes. 

Hernville and Tehichipa, Adam 
Bland. 

Mariposa and Yosemite, to be 
supplied. 

Merced, C. W. Stowell. 

Plano and Alila, J. B. Calloway. 

Selma, Martin Miller. 

Traver, 7. D. Lewis. 

Tulare City, /. A. M’IMillan. 

Visalia and Saint John’s, J. S. 
Kline. _ 

OG. Belknap, Agent of Tulare 
River Indian Reservation. 





Quest. 83. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


At Santa Barbara. 





CENTRAL OHIO CONFERENOE, 


Held in Defiance, Ohio, Sept. 17-22, 1884. 
BISHOP BOWMAN, Presiding. 


WILLIAMS, Secretary. 


Quest. 12. Who are t 
Deacons of the Fin 
Melvin M. Figley, Dayid F. 
Helms, Abraham Hopkins, Na- 
than C. Howey, James H. Keis- 
ter, Frederick Miller, George B. 
Wiltse, Dustan Kemble, Francis 
Brock—9, ° 4 


Quest. 18. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class 2 
Cyrus B. Austin, Rudolph R. 
Bryan, Alva C. Thomas, Christian 
W. Wolff, Jeremiah W. Iickman, 
Mortimer Gascoigne—6, 


he Traveling 
st. Class 2 


Quest. 14, What Traveling Deax 
_ cons have been elected ders? 

Theodore W. Brake, Halsey 0. 
Gayitt, John W. Donnan, Daniel 
Carter—4. 


Quusr. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Hiders? + 


Theodore W. Brake, Halsey QC, 
Gavitt, Daniel Carter—3 


Quzsr. 16. What Local Deacons 
hare been elected Eiders 2 


Stephen O. Young, 






J 


hat Loca’ Deacons 
‘dained Liders ? 
O. Young. 


Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

John K. Ford, Jos. A. Wright, 
©. H. Zimmerman, R. M. Culver, 
Il. Maltbie, Ambrose Hollington, 
Wm. A. Yingling, Jos. Wykes, 
li. A. Brown, John W. Morrison, 
J. M. Kelley—11. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
 nuated Preachers ? 

Andrew J. Frisbie, Samuel M. 
Allen, C. B. Brandebury, Elias 
H. Camman, Ira Chase, Rolla H. 
Chubb, David Gray, Moses B. 
Hebbard, Ira M. Jamison, Rich- 
ard Lawrence, Samuel Lynch, 
Martin Perkey, Henry E. Pilcher, 
Lorenzo B.\ Rogers, William H. 
Taylor, Henry Warner, Cornelius 
Weaner, Jason Wilcox, Charles 
Hoag, Joseph J. Finley, John Il. 
Wilson, Enoch G. Longsworth, 
David Buell, Reuben D. Oldfield, 
John Ormeérod, Jas. 8. G. Reeder, 
Wm. 8. Paul—27. 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Bxamained 2 


This was strictly done, as the 
name ofeach Preacher was cailed 
in open Conference. 

Quust. 21. Have any Died ? 
None. 
Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 
‘ferred, and to what Conferences ? 
S. L. Boiler, to New York East. 


Qcesr. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 
Quxst. 24. Mave any been Located 
at their own request ? 
None. 
Quast. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 

Quest. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 
None. 

Quest. 27. Have any been Hupelled? 
None. 

Quest. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

Thomas N. Barkdull, Alexander 
Jiarmount, Isaac N. Kalb, Jobn 
W. Hill, Andrew J. Fish, Ger- 
shom Lease, Caleb Hill—7. 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 406. ) 


Quusr. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Funds ? 


$4.,0500 


Quest. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been. Applied 2 
\ $3,053 75 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conerence. 


CENTRAL OHIO | 











Quest. 82. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 

[These appointments are all in the State 
of Ohio.] 
BELLEFONTAINE DISTRICT. 
O. Kennepy, P.E. 

(P. O., Bellefontaine.) 


Anna, D, F. Helms. 
Ansonia, J. S. blair. 
Arcanum, James H. Fitzwater. 
Bellefontaine, fsuace Newton. 
Dawn, A. Barker. 
De Grail, Thomas N. Barkdull. 
Greenville, David Bowers, 
Hardin, George Matthews. 
Huntsville, Philip Lemasters. 
Jackson Center, James H. Harsh- 
barger. ; 
New Madison, to be supplied. 
Port Jefferson, W. G. Little. 
Quiney, Jefferson Willigms. 
Rushsylvania, 7. C. Gavitt. 
Sidney, Joseph H. Bethards. 
Spring Hills, C. Harnsworth. 
Versailles and Bradford, B. W. 


Day. 
West Liberty, /. L. Bates. 
Francis Broeck, Missionary to 
Utah. 


DEFIANCE DISTRICT. 
Samuni L. Roserts, P.E. 
(P. 0., Defiance.) 


Antwerp, S. H. Alderman. 
Archbold, to be supplied. 
Ayersville, J. W. Hickman. - 
Bryan, D. G. Strong. 
Defiance, W. J. Hodges. 

Deshler and Holgate, C. W. Wolff. 
Edgerton, W. S. Philpott. 
Florida, C. 8. Barron. 

Grand Rapids, J. &. Colgan. 
Hlickville, 7. C. Reed. 


*| Kalida, 8. Baumgardner. 


Leipsiec, J. L. Rusbridge. 
Montpelier, M. D. Scots. 
Napoleon, J. C. Clemens. 
Ouk Wood, G. M. Sanders. 
Ottawa, R. R. Bryan. 
Paulding, J. 0. Crider. 
Pioneer, J. H. Keister. 
Scott, to be supplied. 
Sherwood, James W. Shultz. 
Stryker, A. Hall. 
Weisterman. to be supplied. 
West Unity, Jackson LT. Pope. 
William’s Center, /. 7. Lower. 


DELAWARE DISTRICT. . 
iL. A, Bert, P.E. 
(P. 0., Delaware.) 


Agosta, J. W. Donnan. 

Belle Centre, John Purlette. 

Delaware: William St., Wesley @. 
Waters. 

Fowler, Stephen O. Young. 

Kenton, J. I. Shultz. 

La Rue, D. Carter. 

Marion, G. Lease. 

Marseilles, W. 2. Shultz, 

Marysville, H. J. Bigley. 

Marysville Circuit, W.W. Wonter. 

Mount Victory, L. 0. Qoob, 

Prospect, J. D. Simms. 

Radnor, Wim. Deat. 

Richwood, D. D. Mather. 











Upper Sandusky, D. 2. Cook. 

York Centre, Benjanin Herbert. 

William G. Williams, Lliram VM. 

. Perkins, Cyrus B. Austin, Pro- 
fessors; David Rutledyc, Pinau- 
cial Seeretary, in Ohio Wesleyan 
University--members of Will- 
iam Street Quarterly Conf. 


_FINDLAY DISTRICT. 
Lorine C. Wester, P.E. 
(P. 0., Kenton.) 


Ada, A. C. Burnes. 

Adrian, M. C. Howey. 

Arcadia, Samuel M. Boggs. 

Bluffton, ZW. Sinath. r 

Carey, U. W. Taneyhill, 

Columbus Grove, Léter Biggs. 

Dunkirk, J. Graham. 

Findlay, A. J. Hish. 

Findlay Circuit, J. Good. 

Forest, W. U. Spencer. 

Fostoria, LZ. M. Albright. 

Fostoria Cireuit, 2 WV. Kalb. 

Kenton, Z. 2. Henderson. 

M’Comb, Jesse Carr. 

Mount Blanchard, J. W. Hill. 

North Baltimore, A. C. Thomas. > 

Rawson, P. A. Drown. 

South Ada, L. Herbert. 

Vanlue, 7. J. Jagger. 

John F, Thomson, Missiouary to 
South America. 

Dustan Kemble, Missionary to\ 
Mexico. : 


LIMA DISTRICT. 
Joun F. Daviss, P.E. 
(P. 0,, Lima.) 


Celina, J. H. Cater. 
Celina Circuit, to be supplied. 
Conroy, J. F. Mounts. 
Delphos, Caleb ili, 
Plida, Reuben Rauch. 
Enterprise, to be supplied. 
Fort Kecovery, to be supplied. 
Kossuth, to be supplied. 
Lafayette, C. B. Hickernell. 
Lima: South Charge, 4. Har- 
mount. 
Trinity, 2. Wallace. 
Lima Circuit, J. W. Holland. 
Mendon, J. / Crooks. 
Middle Point, Win. Dunlap. 
Saint John’s, H. A. Harper. 
Saint Mary’s, J. W. Miler. 
Shane’s Crossing, WZ. UM. Mark- 
with. 
Spencerville, B. B. Powell. 
Van Wert, Wm. W. Lance. 
Van Wert Cireuit, J. M. Long- 
fellow. 
Wapakoneta, M. M. Figley. 
West Cairo, D. Rinehart. 
Wiltshire, Henry Boyers. 
TOLEDO DISTRICT. 
Ex1as D. WurttLock, P.E. 

(P. 0., Toledo.) 
Bettsville, N. S. Brackney. 
Bowling Green, G. H. Priddy. 
Delta, J. UM. Mills. 


Elmore, W. R. Seaman. 
Lindsey. — pe .cauias 











pl ee Ae Geet ronence, 1884. 


Gibson burg, to be supplied. | 
-Lakeside, A. Hopkins. 

Liberty Centre, /. Long. 
Metamora, F. Miller. 

Oak Harbor, M. Gascoigne. 
Pemberville, to be supplied. 
Perrysburg, W. H. Scoles, 

Port Clinton, WV. B.C. Love. 
South Toledo, T. W. Brake. 
Sylvania, J. C. Dfiller. 


Pp 
a. 


Toledo: Parker 
Pope. 
Detroit Avenue, G. B. Wiltse. 
Monroe Street Joseph Ayres. 
Saint John’s, /. Z. Albretion. 
Saint Paul’s, T. L.. Wiltstie’ * 
Third Street, R. W. 
son. 
Waterville, to be supplied. 
Wauseon, 2. S. Dunham. 


Broadway, 


Maun- 


Weston aa Tontogany, JZ Young. 

West Toledo, # Zook. 

Elnathan C. Gavitt, Chaplain_of 
North-western ’ Asylum, To- 
ledo—member of Saint Paul's 
Quarterly Conference. 


Quest. 3838. Where shail the next 
Conference be held ? 
At Fostoria. 





PITTSBURG CONFERENCE, 


Held in Washington, Pa., Sept. 


BISHOP HARRIS, Pre 


Quest. 1. 
Lrausfer, 
ferences ? 
Charles A. Holmes, from Cali- 

fornia. 


Quust. 2. 


Who are Received by Y | 
and from what Uon- | 


Who are Admitted on 
Trial ? 


None. 


Quest. 8. Who Remain on Trial 2 

Peter A. H. Franklin, Robert 
I. M’Kee, Oliver H. bP. Graham, 
Wm. J. R. Moore—4. 


Qumst. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 


Quxst. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection 2 

John A. Miller, Marion M. Hil- 
debrand, Edward G. Loughrey, 
Andrew 8 Hunter, Albert Free- 
man, Rufus Hofelt, "James A. Bal- 
lantyne, John J. Hill, Norman B. 
Tannehill—9. 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None. 

Quest. 7. Who are Received on 

Credentials from other Oluurches ? 
None. 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
Marion M. Hildebrand, Edward 

G. Loughrey, Andrew 8. Hunter, 

Rufus Hofelt, Norman B. Tanne- 

bill—5.. 


Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 


Marion M. Hildebrand, Edward 


siding. 





> 


inson, Oliver H. 
yid Cuits—6. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling | 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
John A. Miller, Marion M. Hil- 

debrand, Edward G. Lauvirey, 

Andrew 8. Hunter, Albert Free- | 


man, Rufus Hofelt, James A. Bal- 


lantyne, JohnJ. Hill, Norman B. 
Tannebill—9. 


Quest. 138. 
eacons of the Second Class? 
Alexander E. Husted, Theodore 
J. Shaffer, John C. Gourley, Zenas 
oo SE Henry J. Altsman | 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders ? 
Elliot 8. White, John J. Davis, 

Samuel B. Layerty, Charles L. E. 

Cartwright, George H. Huffman 

—5. 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Eiders 2 
Elliot S. White, John J. Dayis, 
Samuel B. Laverty, Charles L. E. 


Gartw eae George H. Huffman | 


Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders? 


None. 
Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers 2 


Henry Long, J. C. Castle, W. 


G. es eon Hunter, | W. Rew rs L. Stiffy, ee 
Rufus Hofelt, Norman B. Tanne- | Cravens, § Miller, C. W. Mil- 
hill—d. ler, Richard | Morrow, J. F. Mur- 
Quest. 10. Whot Local Preachers ray 9, 

have been elected Deacons? Quest. 19. Who are the Suede 


John P. Taylor, Arthur Smith, 
John C, M’ Minn, Oliver W. Huteh- 
inson,. Oliver H. P. Grabam, Da- 
vid Cuffs—6. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
John P. Taylor, Arthur Smith. 

Jobn C. M’ Minn, Oliver W. H E 











nuated Preachers? 


J. H. Ebbert, J. L. Reed, P. M. 
M’Gowan, Chester Morrison, B. 
18 Sawhill, Robert Hopkins, J. 
K. Miller, David Crosse, T. “6: 
M’Olure, IOV. Yarnell, Wesley 
Smith, Hiram Sinsabaugh, Ml: 
Weekley, is Bin Baird, Josiah Dil- 





Who are the Traveling | 


24-29, 1884. 
T. H. WILKINSON, Secretary. 


P. Graham, Da-|} field, W. P. Blackburn John 


| M? Carty, W. F. Lauek, Thomas 
' Storer—21. 


Qe EsT. 20. Was the Characier ef 
| each Preacher Examined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
/ name of each Preacher was called 
E open Conference. 


| | meee 21. Have any Disa ? 


John W. Hough, David R. Ste- 
; vens, David M?’ Cready—3. 


(See obituaries, p. 322.) 





Have any been Tr wants 
red, aa to what Conferences ? 


None. 
. 23. Have any Withdrawn 2 
C. M. Westlake. 


Quxst. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request 2 


Sylvester Lane. 


| pone 
| 


QuEsT 





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Quest. 25. Have any been Located? 
None. 
Quest. 26. Have any been per mndtted | 
to Withdraw undey Charges ? 
James M. Swan. 


27. Have any been Expelled cs 
None. 


QUEST. 


Quest, 28. Who are selected jor 
Trievs of Appeals ? 

Joseph Horner, Robert T. Mil- 

ler, James F. Jones, John T. 

Riley, W. Pitt Turner, Ezra M. 
Wood, Morris B. Pugh—r. 





Quest. 29. What is the Statistica? 
Report for this Conference year? 


(See tabulated statement, p. 408.) 


Quest. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ¢ 


$5,000. 


Quest. 81. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$4,960, 

/ which has been applied under 

order of the Conference, 


PITTSBURG CONFERENCE, 


Quest, 82. Where are the Préach- 
: ers Stationed 2 
{These appointments are all in the State 


of Pennsylvaia. except as otherwise 
indicated.] 


PITTSBURG DISTRICT. 
C. A. Hommes, P.E. 
(@®. 0O., Pittsburg.) 

Pittsburg: Ames, J. A. Miler. 
Bingham Street, J. 7. Riley. 
Brown Chapel, to be supplied. 
Butler Street, Lucien Clarks 
Carson Street, H. J. Alisman. 
Centenary, J. B. Gray. 

Christ Chureh, A. C. Hérst. 
Craflon, to be supplied. 
Emory, A. LZ. Petty. 
Fifth Avenue, A. H Miller. 
Haven Churehb, 7. H. Wilkinson. 
Homewood Avenue, J. J. Hill. 
Hudson, LZ. H. Haton. ; 
Liberty Street, J. J. WIlyar. 
M’Candless Street, to be sup- 
plied. 
Main Street, H. LZ. Chapman. 
Mouat ashington, ichard 
Cartwright. 
Oaktand, Vaphtalé Luccock. 
Saint Paul, D. J. Davis. 
Smithfield Street, /. A. Swaney. 
South Street, G. 7. Reynolds. 
Spencer, to be supplied. 
Thirty-third Street, 7. A. Danks. 
Trinity, I. D. Litchliter. 
Valley Camp, to be supplied. 
Walton, S. 2. Wolfe. 
Wesley Chapel, Ldward Will- 
UGINS, 
Wilkinsburg, 2. J. Knox. 

Joseph Horner, Agent of Book 
Depository—member of Smith- 
field Street Quarterly Conf. 

I. C. Pershing, President of Pitts- 
bury Female College—member 
of Christ Church Quarterly Con- 
ference. 

C.W. Smith, Editor of Pittsburg 
Advocate—member of Emory 
Quarterly Conference. 


WASHINGTON DISTRICT. 
JamMus Muacuem, P.E. 
(P. 0., Washington.) 
Asbury and Bethel, /. £. Wright. 
Banksville and Knowlson, J. #,. 
Williams. . 
Beallsville, 7. G. Gogley. 
Bentleysville, G. A. Sheets. 
California, #2. Ml. Wood. 
Canonsburg, Thomas Putterson. 
Carmicbuel’s, G. A, Huffmansd 
Claysville, 2. S. White, one to be 
supplied. j 
Dunkards, A. E. Husted. 
Faira:l, to be supplied. 
Faweett, to be supplied. 
Florence, #. BL. Griffin. 
Franklin, (W. Va.,) G. B, Hudson. 
Georgetown, A. J. Lich. 
Greensborough, R. I. M’Kee. 
Homestead, 8. W. Davis. 
Homestead Circuit, to be sup- 
plied. 
Independence, to be supplied. 
Jefferson and James, to be sup- 
plied. 
-Manstield, S. 7. Matehell, 


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Millsborough, to be supplied. 
Monongahela Circuit, Charles 
MW Caslin. 
Monongahela City, S. H. Nesbit. 
Monongahela Valley Mission, to 
be supplied. 
Nineveh, £2. S. Ross. 
Noblestown, to be supplied. 
Shousetown, -/. L. Deens. 
Simpson, to be supplied. 
Washington, J. /. Jones. 
Waynesburg, WV. P. Kerr. 
Wellsburg, (W. Va.,) Wm. Cox. 
West Elizabeth, 7. #. Pershing. 
Wright’s and Mdwards, T. J. 
Shatter. 


MWKEESPORT DISTRICT. 
N. G. Miuumr, P.E. 
(P. O., Wilkinsburg.) 


Addison, W. L. I? Grew. 
Belle Vernon, J. B. Vher. 
Blackburn and Wineland, A. S. 

Hunter. 

Braddock, J. W.. Baker. 
Brownsville: First Church, Alex- 
ander Scott. 

Second Church, D. IL Hoilister. 
Circleville, W. S. Cummings. 
Coke Circuit, J. C. High. 
Confluence, to be supplied. 
Connellsville, 2. B. Mansell. 
Dawson, Rufus Hofelt. 

Dravos and Greenock, 7. C. Wolfe. 

Elizabeth, John Conner. 

Fayette City, 7. C. Hatfield. 

Lebanon and Madison, -/.7. Davis. 

M’Keesport: First Church, 7. iV. 
Boyle. 

Second Church, J. B, Taylor. ~~ 

Third Church, Warner Long. 
Mount Pleasant, L. 2, Beacon. 
Myersdale, U. L. £. Cartwright. 
Pleasant Unity, J. 8. Wakefield. 
Port Perry, M. S. Kenidig. 

Red Stone, Josiah Mansell, 
Rostraver, W. C. Weaver. 
Scottdale, A. J. Ashe. 

Smithfield, A. J. Cook. 

Somerset and Berlin, J. WV. Persh- 

Ung. 

Springfield, to be supplied. 
Stahlstown and Donegal, John 

[Tuston. 

Stoyestown und Hopewell, to be 
supplied. 

Union Town, Wm. Lynch. 

West Newton, D. N. Stafford. 

Youghiogheny Mission, to. be 
supplied. 


BLAIRSVILLE DISTRICT. 
J. F. Core, P.E. 
(P. O., New Florence.) 


Apollo, Robert Hamilton. 
Armagh, N. B. Tannehill. 
Bethel, J. W. Kessler. 
Blairsville, J. W. Miles.: 
Cokeville, B. 7. Thomas. 
Coopersdale, A. C. Johnson. 
Dayton, to be supplied. 
Elderton, W. J.)R. Moore. 
Galitzin, J. C. Gourley. 
Greensburg, J. S. Bracken. 
Homer, W. A. Stuart. 
Indiana, J. A. Miller. 
Irwin, W. F. Conner. 





965 


Johnstown: First Church, Lat- 
shaw JP Guire. 

Second Church, J. J. Hays. 
Kittaning, /. W. Righter. 
Latrobe, 4. D. Holtz. 
Leechburg, H. H. Pershing. 
Ligonier, George Orbin, 
Mahoning’, to be supplied. 
Manor, H. J. Hickinan. 
Marchand, Solomon Keebler. 
M’ Masters, 2. ZL. Widder. 
Mechaniesburg, S. B. Laverty. 
Morrellyille, Velson Davis. 
New Derry, Albert Cameron, 
New Florence, W. B. Pugh. 
Plumville, to be supplied. 
Rural Valley, 7. W. fubins. 
Saltsburg, HE. G, Laughrey. 
Sardis, to be supplied. 
Verona, Albert Freeman. 


ALLEGHENY DISTRICT. 
T..N. Haron, P.E. 
(P. O., Allegheny.) 
Allegheny City: Arch Street, 7. 

CU. Beacon. 

North ‘Avenue, W. A. Robinson. 

Riverside and North End, v. A. 
Hmerson. 

Simpson and Evergreen, Wm. 
SONNSON. 

South Common, &. 7. Miller, 

Union Church, 7. 1. Woodring. 

Beaver, W. L. Watkins. 

Beaver Falls, WW. J. Sweeny. 

Bellevue, G. W. Johnson. 

Bridgewater, J. W. WIntyre. 

Brownsdale, M. M. Hildebrand. 

Butler, H. J. Smith. 

Craigville, Z. M. Silbaugh. 

Emory, J. 7. Stiffy. 

Freedom, D. L. Lempsey. 

Freeport, A. P. Leonard. . 

Freeport Circuit, to be supplied. 

Glenfield, to be supplied. 

Harmony, to be supplied. 

Hites, J. A. Ballantyne 

Homewood, O. H. P. Graham. 

New Brighton, W. P. Turner. 

Oakland, to be supplied. 

Rochester, J. B. Lisk. 

Salem and Franklin, 
MW? Curdy. 

Sewickley, 17. J. Sleppy. 

Smith’s Ferry, A. 1. Kendall. 

Springdale, Jf. J. Montgomery. 

Tarentum, W. D. Slease. ; 

Union Centenary, S. 1. Bell. 

Unionville, to be supplied. 

R. T. Taylor, President of Beaver 
College — member of Beaver 
Quarterly Conference. 

J. H. Henry, Agent of Beayer 
College -—— member of Bridge- 

~ water Quarterly Conference. 

A, L. Long, Professor in Robert 
College, Constantinopie, Tur- 
key. 

i. @. Harris, Missionary to Ja- 
pan. 

Peter A. H. Franklin, Missionary 
to Utah. 


Quest. 383. Where shall the newt 
Conference be held ? 


At Arch Street Church, Alle- 
gheny City, Pa. : 


1884. 


S. W. 


266 


SOUTH 


BISHOP FOSTER, Preszding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Leceived by 
Frausfer, and from whut Con- 
Serences ? 
None. 
Quest. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial ? 
Jobn T. Huffman, C. EK. Parker, 
Latayette C. Wiikin, Fletcher -L. 
West, James E. Harmon—s. 


Quest. 3. Who Remain on Trial? 

Jabez B. House, William H. 
Pierce, John F. Harmon, David 
Orr, William W. Edwards, Will- 
iam E. Tiiroe, Joseph W,. Britton, 
William G. Hale, Jobn D. Hen- 
nessey, Benjamin A. Hoar, Jacob 
A. Leatherman—1l1. 


Quust. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
; None. 


‘Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 

Daniel J. Little, Joseph H. 
Bennett, Reuben E. Pierce, Rob- 
-ert E. Mathis, John H. Jones, 
dames W. M’Intosh, John W. 
Jackson, William &. Bradley, Si- 
las P. Chapin, Alfred W. Van 
Houten, Johu Vallow-—11. 


‘Quzst. 6. Who are Re-adinitted ? 
J.D. Crenshaw, Edmund Barnes 


oe, 


‘Qurst. 7. Who are Reecived on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 


None. 


‘Quusr. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacois ? 
Reuben E. Pierce, Robert E. 

“Mathis, John H. Jones, William 

R. Bradley, Alexander W. Van 

‘Houten, John Vallow—6. 


‘Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
‘Reuben E. Pierce, Robert E. 

Mathis, John H. Jones, William 

R. Bradley, Alexander W. Van 

Houten, John Vallow—6. 


Qoest. 10. What Local Preachers 
hane been elected Deacons ? 
Arthur P. Sharp, Price A. Crow, 
Horace N. M’Kee, Alexander P. 
Halloway, John Harris, Jobn F. 
Harmon—é6. 


Qumst. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
Arthur P. Sharp, Price A. Crow, 
Horace N. M’Kee, Alexander P. 
Halloway, John Harris, John F. 
Harmon—6. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 


None. 








~<> 

Quest. 18. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class 7 
Luther E. Cole, Wm. T. Morris, 

Elias M. Glasgow, James W. Mor- 

ris, Frank W. Dowaos—d. 

Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cous have been elected Llders 2 
William H. Mulvaney, Joseph 

Van Cleve, Kobert P. Hammons, 

Frank W. Loy, Lemuel Cramp—s. 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Hiders 2 


William H. Mulvaney, Joseph 
Vin Cleve, Robert P. Hammons, 
Frank W, Loy, Lemuel Cramp—g. 


Qurst. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Hiders ? 


None. 

Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders ? 
None. 

Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu 
merary Preachers ? 

G. W. Butler, G. M. Whetzell, 
A. B. Morrison, G. W. Wilson,’ 


O. b. Jones, E. Joy, L. S. Walker, 
ik. M. Glasgow, EB, Treadgold, 


James Hobbs, N. E. Harmon, W. 
Ui. Tyner, R. W. Loughlin—13. 


Quest. 19, Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preacher's ? 

J. Gillham, R. Randle, D. 
Oglesby, J. B. Woolard, G. W. 
Cullom, D. Elam, T. N. Johnson, 
J. H Hill, A. Bliss, W. B. Bruner, 
J. P. Dew, J. Gibson, E. Lathrop, 
Cc. J. T Tolle, Hiram Sears, J. 
W. Lowe, A. L. Downey—17. 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined 2 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died? 
John T. Johnson, G. W. Far- 
mer—2, 
(See obituaries, p. 332.) 


Quzst. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 

P. C. Baseom, to Newark; A. 
B. Rohrbaugh, to West Virginia; 
Charles B. Larrabee, to South-east 
Indiana; D.W. Phillips, to South- 
west Kansas—4. 


Quest. 23. Hane any Withdrawn ? 
= None: 


Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 


None. 





SOUTIIERN ILLINOIS CONFERENCE, 1884. 


ERN ILLINOIS CONFERENCH, 


Held in Fairfield, Ill., Sept. 24-28, 1884. 


F. M. VAN TREESE, Secretary. 


e 
Quersr, 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. _ 


Quest. 26. Have any been permitied 
to Withdraw under Charges? 
None. 


Quest. 27. Have any been Bxpelled ? 
None. 


Quust. 28. Who are selected for 
Lriers of Appeals ? 

E. J. Earp, W. F. Davis, J. W. 

Nall, V. D. Lingenfelter, &. A. 

Searrett, O. H Clark, ¢. W. Sabine 


Quest. 29. What ts the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p, 411 ) 


Qursr. 80. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$4,000. 


Quest. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 


$2,502 24, 


which has been applied under 
order of the Conference. 


Quest. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
(These appointments are all in the State 
of Illinois.] 
ALTON DISTRICT. 
J. W. Purtiies, P. E. 
(. O,, Alton.) 


Alton, J, A, Scarrett. 
Brighton, J. Harp. 
Bunker Hill, C. P. Wilson. 
Donaldson, 77. //. Keith. 
Edwardsville, 2. Z/. lander. 
Elsah and Grafton, L. E. Cole, 
¢ J. T. Huffman. 
Gillespie, /. W. Fan Cleve. 
Godfrey, J. W. Caldwell. 
Jerseyville, “. a. Van Treese. 
Kane, 7. J. Davis. 
Litchfield, S. P. Groves. 
Litchfield Circuit, L. Cramp. 
Miles, A. Snel. 
New Douglass, J. Laird. 
Piasa, 2. Z. Hahs. 
Shipman, /. H. Robinson. 
Stee dD. Gane Wi 
er Alton, G. W. Waggoner. 

Wanda J. B. House. : 
N. H. Lee, left without appoint- 

ment to attend some one of our 

schools. 


LEBANON DISTRICT. 
T. H. Herpman, P.E, 
(P. 0,, Lebanon.) 


Beaucoup, to be supplied. 
Belleville. W. # Daves. 
Carlyle. V. C. Hvers. 


Caseyville, J. W. Morris. 


SOUTHERN ILLINOIS CONFERENCE, 1884. 267 | 


Clement, S. Walker. MOUNT VERNON DISTRICT. , Flat Rock, J. D. Hennessey, one 
Collinsville, C. W. Sabine. C. Nasu, P.E. to be supplied. 

’ EKast-Saint Louis, F. W. Downs. (0 Garbondaled Flora, J. B. Lavensecroft. 
Freeburg, to be supplied. aes poss Jeffersonville, to be supplied. 
Greenville, W. #. Havenscroft. Anna and Jonesborough, J. W.| Laneaster, J. P. Yungling. 


Hagerstown, W. W Morrow. Flint. Louisville, to be supplied. 
STebinea. to be supplied. Asbley and Richview, W. Wal-| Mount Erie, J. D. Gade. 
Mulberry Grove, J. P. Ruther-| _, %- : Newton, J. W. Meld. 

ford. Benton, J. K. Reef. Newton Cireuit, W. Tilvoe. 
Nashville, 7. L. Thompson. Cairo, #. A. Hoyt. Oblong, W.G. Hale, J. W. Britton. 
Okawville, to be supplied. Carbondale, J. D. Gillham. | | Olney, V. B. Cooksey. 
Pocahontas, J. A. Hampton. Carbondale Circuit, J. H.M’ Grif. | Olney Cireuit, LZ. 7. Crow. 
Shiloh and O’Fallon, to be sup- | Chester and Palestine, 2. H. Mas- | Ropinson, L. #. Lnglish. 

plied. ee : | Rose Hill, L. C. Wilkin. 
‘Trenton, 4. Ransom. Cobden, to be supplied. Sumner, 7. J. Massey. 
Troy and Saint Jacobs, W. W. | Corinth, J. W. M’Intosh. Sumner Circuit, to be supplied. 

Edwards. Du Quoin, 7. A. Luton. : Wakefield, W. E. Tilroe. 
‘Venice, D. Orr. ae Quoin Cirenit, J D. Cren- F. W. Loy and J. F. Harmon, left 
Waterloo, D. Caughlan, Eikville and Ava, Root. without appointment to attend 


Wisetown, to be supplied. B our se 
& pp Marion, H. A. Doty. some one of our schools, 


Ff. O. Blair, Agent of American | yound City, I. House 
I 3 ee LSC, 


Bible Society—member of Li: b- . j VANDALIA DISTRICT. 
: Mount Vernon, 0. Z. Clark. ; 

anon Quarterly Conference. Mount bested Civeuit,, Vie ap J. Leeper, P.E. 

J. Harris, Professor of Mathe-| Boyer. @. 0., Centralia.) 
matics in M’Kendree College | Murphysboroush, G. W. Scaw- 4 ‘ 
—member of Lebanon Quar- ps uname i eens ae ee 
terly Conference. Pinckneyville, J. H. Jones. Gentral City, to be supplied. 

MOUNT CAT Sparta, ©. W. Bonner, Centralia, B 2. Pierce. 

= ate a DISTRICT. | Spring Garden, to be supplied. | iffingham, J. Z. Wadler. 
ILLIAM VAN CLEVE, P.E. Steelville, to be supplied. Farina, F. L. West. | — 
(P. 0., Enfield,) Tamaroa, J. W. Tranklin. Irvington, Joan Vallow. 

Belknap, ©. £. Parker. Ullin and cre Th be supplied. | Juka, Z, Marigold. 

Bloomfield, to be supplied. Woodlawn, to be supplied. Johnsonville, L. A. Harper. 

Carmi, V. D. Lingenfelter. Robert Allyn, Principal of South- | Kinmundy 2. M. Gwinn. 

Eddyyille, to be supplied. ern Illinois Normal University | Mason, /. W. Wadd. 

Hlizabethtown, to be supplied. —member of Du Quoin Quar- | Odin, V. Bascom. 

Enfield, &. P. Hammons. terly Conference. Patoka, W. R. Bradley. 


Enfield Circuit, to be supplied. T. F. Houts. Chaplain of Southern | Pieasant Grove, W. H. MMulwaney. 
Equality, R. E) Mathis. Yiino's Penitentiary — member | Ramsey, J. L. Quuningham. 


Grayville, Joseph Van Oleve. € Chester and Palesti _ | Saint Elmo, J. G. Dee. 
truyville Circuit, W. T. Morris. thy paar renee Bune Salem, -/. B. Reynolds. 
fornees: & ene Shabonier, to be supplied. 
Hawthorne, D. J. Little. OLNEY DISTRICT Vandalia, J. B. Thonipson. + 
Macedonia, to be supplied. M. N : ies Walnut Hill, 1%. L. Aing. 
M’Leansborough, J. 7. Pender. oe Outen eee Watson, B. A. Hoar. 
Metropolis, L. W. Thrall. @. 0., Fairfield.) Xenia, A. W. Van Houten. 


Metropolis Circuit, J. A. Leath-| Albion, § Green, one to be sup-|R, B.,Pierces W. H. Pierce, and 


erman. plied. J. F. Harmon, left without ap- - 





Mount Carmel, 2. MW. Carter. Belmont, @. A. Seed. i e e 
New Burnside, to be supplied. Bible Grove, C. D. Lingenfelter. ee get Fe eG iat ae 
Omaha, J. W. Bennett. Bridgeport, to be supplied. 

Opdyke, J. W. Baine. . Calhoun, J. W. Jackson. Quest. 33. Where shall the next 
Vienna, ¥. Crow. Clay City, WV. Stauffer. Conference be held é 
Wayne City, to be supplied. Fairfield, J. W. Locke. At Edwardsville. 





CENTRAL ILLINOIS CONFERENCE, 


Held in Kewanee, Ill., Sept. 24, 1884. 


BISHOP BOWMAN, Presiding. J. S. CUMMING, Secretary. 





- 
Quest. 1. Who are Receined by} cob M. Hoober, Wilbur P. Fer- | Quzst. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Transfer, and from what Con- | guson, John F. Bliss, Georve O. Full Connection ? 
ferences? ° Ferguson, Charles W. Cordes—8. David 8. M’Cowan, Charles W. 


W. R. Carr, Reuben B. Will-| Qunsr. 3. Who Remain on Trial? | Whorrall, John I. M’ Loughlin, 
jams, from ltinois ; Alvin &. ee Beall ae e ne Frank W. Merrill, Robert L.- 
Jones, 8. E. Vinal, from lowa;| 3; on, H. Scott, Vineent. Aten. | ¥¥i8% Samuel E. Vinal—6. 

fe ? i b) 


D. A. Perrin, from Detroit; Hran-| tonn W. Diefendorf, George M:| Quusr. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 


eis M. Hayes, from Ohio; Lewis | Wenber. Amos J. Newell. B 
fa : is n en- = 
W. Elkins, from Little Rock—7. jamin F Eckley, Marion M. None. 


Quest. 2. Who are Admitted on | M’Creight, George L. Reed, Doug-| Quust. 7. Who are Received on 
Trial ? las Streeter—11. Credentials from other Charehes ? 


Clarence L. Davenport, Alonzo | Quust. 4. Who are Discontinued ? °rw.w Vety, from the Meth- 
A, Waters, William Wilson, Ja- None. / odist Chifrch of Canada ; Charles 





‘Charles W. 


268 


NV. Dawson, from United Breth- 
ren; John H. Henderson, irom 
the British Wesleyan—3. 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 


None. 


Quzst. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 


None. 


qQuEsT. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
Robert W. Ames, Charles W. 
Cordes, Alonzo A. Waters, Pa- 
cifieque J. Robedoux, Clarence 
L. Davyenport—d. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacous ? 
Robert W. Ames, Charles W. 

Cordes, Alonzo A. Waters, Pa- 

cificque J. Robedoux, Clarence 

L. Davenport—é. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class? 


Robert E. Buckey, David M. 
Ellsworth, David 8. M’Cowan, 
Whorrall, John I. 
M’Laughlin, Douglas Streeter, 
Frank W, Merrill, Samuel E. Vi- 
nal—8. 4 


Quest. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
Conrad Haney, Charles T. Cady, 
John Small, Robert A. Brown, 
Joseph R. Watson, Melville P. 
Lockland, Thos. C. Moots, John 
A. Riason, Robert L. Vivian—9, 


Qunst. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Hiders ? 
Hyre 1). Clark, James H. An- 
derson, Alfred L. Morse, Joseph 
E. Williams, Wilbur F. Wilson, 
Joe Bell, John F. Robinson, Da- 
vid M’Leish—8, 


Qvnst. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cous have been ordained Eiders 2 
Hyre D. Clark, James H. An- 
derson, Alfred L. Morse, Joseph 
E. Williams, Wilbur F. Wilson, 
Joe Bell, John F, Robinson, Da- 
vid M’ Leish—8s. 


Quest. 16. What*Local Deacons 
have been elected Hlders ? 
George M. Webber. 


Norn. —Olarence L. Davenport: and 
Pacificque J. Rohedoux were elected 
elders under the missionary rule. 


QunstT. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders? 
George M. Webber. 


Note. — Clarence L. Davenport and 
Pacificque J, Robedoux were ordained 
elders under the missionary rule. 


Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

J. 8. Millsap, J. H. Sanders, 

Parmenis Smith, Thomas Chip- 

perfield, J. S. Keene, C. W. Green, 










W. P: Graves, J 


O. W. Pollard. James Tubbs; )QUBST..80.. Wh 
Henderson Ritchie J, B. Smith, | on the 
sae 


| Morse, to Winois; J. 8. I Oord 


a 


A. Cowan, Wm. Watson, J. N. 
Deach, I. D: Webber, SW. 
Brown, M. F. Havermale, Il. I. 
Brown, A. 8. Atherton, D. G, 
Stoutfer, J. L: Torpin, Edward 
Wasmuth, Leonard G. Cochran, 
J. H. M’Cord, F. M. Chafiee, W. 
T. Lewis—27. 


Quzst. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

G. W. Miller, John Boreland, 

J. Ei Scotty Aer C. Price dias: 

Mills, John Morey, W. C. Cun- 


ming, Zadok Hall, Thomas Head, | 


G. C.-Woodruff, W. J. Smith, 
Ahab Keller, J. W. Odell, U. J. 
Giddings, A. A. Roger, Elijah 
Ransom, Andrew M’Gee, John 
Luccock, R. N. Morse, Amos 
Morey, W. W. Clark, F. R. Bog- 
gess, H. H. Cozier, G. W. Brown, 
Jacob Matthews, A. H. Hepper- 
ley, Abraham Beeler, C. H. St. 
John, C. B. Couch, Alexander 
Fisher, B. Applebee, D. M. Hill, 
J. P. Forsyth, C. H. Brace, E. P. 
Hall, Francis Smith, J. A. Wind- 
sor, Horace Tiffany—s38. 


QussT. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


QuEST. 21. Have any Died ? 


J. L. Kirkpatrick, Wm. Haney 
—2 
(See obituaries, p. 834.) 


QUEST. 22, Have any been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 


Joseph Hart, to Little Rock; C. 
CO. Knowlton, to Kansas; W. B. 
Carithers, to Columbia River; £. 
R. Pierce, to Saint Louis; A. LZ. 


to Upper Iowa; J. B. Robinson’ 

to Rock River—7. 

Quest, 23. Have any Withdronun ? 
E. B. Boggess. 


Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 


H, A. Peters. 


Quest. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 
Quest. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 
None. 


Quest. 27. Have any been Hupelled? 
None. 
Quust. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals? 

B. F. Tallman, G. E. Taylor, 
Wm. Underwood, C. Springer, 
G. W. Arnold, T. Douey, W. H. 
Hunter—7. ‘ 
Quest. 29. What és the Statistical 

Report for this Conference year ? 


(See tabulated statement, p. 414.) 











CENTRAL ILLINOIS CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Quest. 81. What has been Received - 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied 7 

$2,326 70, ; 
which has been applied under 
order of the Conference. 


Qusst. 82. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 

(These appointments are all in the State 
of Ilinois.] 
GALESBURG DISTRICT. 
M. C. Bown, P.E. 

(P. 0., Monmouth.) © 


Abingdon, C. 0. AP? Culloch. 

Bardolph, 7. P: Henry. é 

Biggsville, Vincent Aten. 

Blandinsville, C. Springer. - 

Burnside and Durham, JV. 
Carr, 

Bushnell, J. C. Schaffer. 

Cameron and Berwick, @. 2. 
Snedaker. 

Carthage, J. W. Haney. 

Colchester, C. T. Cady. 

Dallas City, to be supplied. 

Ellisville, to be supplied. 

Elm Tree, to be supplied. 

Elvaston and Hamilton, J. A. 
Souders. 

Galesburg, H.D. Clark. 

Gilson, LZ. B. Dennis. 

Good Hope, V. C. Randolph. 

Hermon, A. P. Beall: 

Kirkwood, J. #. Williams. 

Knoxville, John Pugh. 

Macomb, A. A. 7ullis. 

Maquon, 2. L. Seaman. 

Monmouth, @. 72.,Palmer. 

North Anderson, to be supplied. 

Oquawka, Daniel Ayres, 

Pennington’s Point, I. H. Shover. 

Pleasant Mound, WV. G.° Clark. 

Prairie City, S. P. James. 

Raritan, J. H. Henderson. 

Roseville, David M Leish. 

Sunbeam, R. A. Brown. 

Terre Haute, £. O. Raymond. 

Wataga and Oneida, WV. 7. Allen. 

U. Z. Gilmer, Protessor in Chad- 
dock College — member of 
Carthage Quarterly Conference. 

J. 8. Cumming, President; D. 7. 
Wilson, Professor, in Hedding 
College—member of Abingdon 
Quarterly Conference. 


Richard Haney, Conterence Tem- 
perance Agent — member of 
Monmouth Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 


KANKAKEE DISTRICT. 
J. G. Evans, P.E. 
(P. 0., Kankakee.) 


Avoca, John Small. . 
Braceville, to be supplied. 
Braidwood, to be supplied. 
Buckingham, to be supplied. 
Buckley, A. A. Waters. ‘ 
Chatsworth, B. C. Dennis. 
Chebanse, LL. U. Birch. 

Cisne Park, to be supplied. 
Clifton, J. #. Mercer. 

Crescent City, J. W. Otterman. 
Del Rey, R. L. Vivian. 
De Selm. C. W. Cordes, 


R. 












CENTRAL ILLINOIS CONFER 


Fairbury, Richard Crews. 

Felix, to be supplied. 

Forest, A. C. Calkins. 

French Mission, WV. W. Devéncau, 
P. J. Robedoux. 

Gardner, to be supplied 

Gilman, J. H. Anderson. 

aod Park, to be supplied. 

roquois, G@. W. Abbott. 

Kankakee, to be supplied. 

Kempton, Wm. Wilson. 

Lada, J. M. Hoober. 

Manteno, to be supplied. 

Mazon, ¢. EH. Rowe. 

Milford, Wm. Underwood. 

Momence, to be supplied. 

Odell, G. LZ. Taylor. 

Onarga, C. W. Ayling. 

Piper City, 7. H Pryor. 

Roberts aud Melvin, W.2. Warner. 

Sannemin, S. #, Steele. : 

Sheldon, M/. C. Lignus. 

Sibley and Strawn, S. P. Alford. 

South Kankakee, Joe Bell. 

Watseka, W. P. Ferguson. 

Wellington, §. E. Vinal. 

Zion and Verona, #. C. Wayman. 

Eli. M’Clish, Principal; A. J. 
Newall, Instructor, in Grand 
Prairie Seminary—members of 
Onarga Quarterly Conference. 


PEORIA DISTRICT. 
M. V. B. Warts, P. E. 
(P. O., Galva.) 


Bradford, to be supplied. 
Brimfield, James Herguson. 
Buda, J. D. Sinith. 

Canton, S. Van Pelt. 
Chillicothe, 2. N. Bentley. 
Cuba, B. F. Eckley. : 
Elba Centre, Geo. O. Ferguson. 
Elmwood, W. B. Alexander. 
Fairview, W. H. Hitchcock. 
Farmington, R. E. Buckey. 
Henry, J. E. Taylor. ; 
Ipava and Vermont, David Tasker. 
Kewanee, 2. H. Cumming. 
Kickapoo, G. M. Webber. 
Lafayette, Wm. Matheny. 

La Prairie Centre, Lewis Springer. 
Lawn Ridge, G. L. Reed. 


| Sparland, Aaron Bower. 


| Pre-emption, J. B. Diile. 


Lewistown, G. W. Arnold, / ] 

Lewistown Circuit, J. Streeter 

Neponset, 2. Larion. : 

Peoria: First Chureh, G. W. Gue. 
Hale Chapel, W. &. Wilson — + 
Second Chureh, J. W. Frazell. 
Wesley Chapel, J. W. Diefen- 

dorf. 4 
Princeville, H. M. Laney. 
Smithville, J. Q. Adams. 














Tivoli, Peter Warner. 

Toulon, W. W. Carr. 

West Jersey, P. S. Garreson. 

Whitefield, Z. J. Wood, 

Wyoming, A. R. Jones. 

Yates City, to be supplied. 

W. H. Hunter, Agent of the Con- 
ference Claimants’ Society — 
member of the First Church, 
Peoria, Quarterly Conference. 


ROCK ISLAND DISTRICT. 
A. R. Mor@an, P.E. 
C705 Orion.) 


Aledo, W. Woolley. 

Altona, D. 8S. Wilson. 

Atkinson, W. J. Minium. 

Cambridge, J. A. H. Wilson. 

Cleveland and Colona, W. 2. 
Blackwell. 

1 Galva, P. A. Cool. 

Geneseo, G. J. Luckey. 

Hampton, D. 8. M’Cowan. 

Keithsburg, G. 1. Bassett. 

Milan and: Ninth Street, B. #. 
Kaufman. 

Millersburg, W. T. Kerr. 

Moline, B. F. Tallman. 

New Boston, 7. K. Metcalf. 

|New Windsor, W. G. Miller. 

‘Orion, D. A. Perrin. 

| Oseo and Munson, J. F. Bliss. 

Pink Prairie, to be supplied. 

| Port Byron, J. D. Calhoun. 


|Reynolds, W. H. Witter. 
| Rock Island, R. G. Pearce. 
|Rock River Valley, J. 2. Robin- 


ENCE, 1884. 


‘Hudson and Danvers, 





| 680%. 
Sheffield, R. W. Ames. 
Taylor Ridge, Henry Brink. 


269 


Tiskilwa, J. A. Riason. 
Vietoria, W. A. Cumming. 
Woodhull, J. Wilkinson. 


STREATOR DISTRICT. 
R. D. RussELL, P.E. 
(P. O., Tonica.) 
Belle Plain and La Rose, J. Rog- 


ers. 

Chenoa, G. W. Burns. 
Colfax, J. H. Scott. 

Cornell, @. I. Batley. 
Cropsey, T. C. Moots. 

Deer Creek, J. R. Watson. 
El Paso, J. J. Walter. 
Eureka, R. B. Williams.-—~ 
Grand Ridge, O. IZ. Dunteoy. 
Graymont, S. S. Gruber. 
Gridley, W. R. Wiley. 
Groveland, to be supplied. 
Hennepin, M. M. M’Creight. 
Hilton, to be supplied. sere 


Whorrall. 
Lacon, A. Smith. 
Lexington, H. S. Humes. 
Long Point and Reading, to be 
supplied. ee 
Magnolia, F. W. Merrill. 
Manito, J. I. M’ Laughlin. 
Metamora and Low Point, 3. W. 
Baker. 
Minonk, 7. Dowey. 
Normal, Conrad Haney. 
Pekin, LZ. F. Cullom. 
Pontiac, 7. W. 1’ Vety. 
Ransom, /. Uf. Hayes. 
Roanoke, L. W. Elkins. 
Selma, M. P. Lockland. 
Streator, WZ. A. Head. 
Tonica, MV. Crumbaker. 
Towanda, to be supplied. 
Washburn, /. &. James. 
Washington, William M’ Pheeters, 
Wenona, J. W. Denning. 


'Wenona Circuit, J. G. Blair. 


D. M. Ellsworth and LZ. H. Lddle- 
blute, West Nebraska Mission. 


Quest. 83. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


At-Fairbury. 





OHIO CONFERENCE, 


Held in Circleville, O., Sept. 24-29, 1884. 


BISHOP MERRILL, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Feceived by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences 2 
J. §. Bitler, from Cincinnati; 

F. M. Hays, from Kentucky ; J. 

D. Gillelan, from Pittsburg—s. 


Quest. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial ? 

Benjamin L. M’Elroy, William 
P. Cherrington, Levi C. Sparks, 
William Wy. Trout, James F. 
Steele, Jas. K. Argo, Arthur E. 
Jobnson, Ira G. Baleom, Purley 
A. Baker, Charles C.. Wyatt—10. 


Dee 





Quxst. 3. Who Remain on Trial ? 

James T. Minehart, Marion B. 
Turner, James H. Rogers, Peter 
W. Drum, Lewis C. Alexander, 
Gilbert P. Austin,. William P. 
Thurston, John F. Grimes, Elias 
A. Bridwell, John M. Stewart, 
Marion W. Hissey, Theodore T. 
Buel, Charles H. Aler, Thomas 
J. Danford, Richard Parsons, 
Wang Cheng-pei, Shang Ching- 
j yun, J. D. Gillilan—1s, 


Quzst. 4. Who are Discuntinued ? 
William W. Donaldson. 





MURDOCK, Secretary. 


Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 
Benjamin F. M’ Elfresh, Jr., 
William’ D. Gray, Charles 
Mathena, Willis V. Dick, Cath- 
arinus F. Prior, George W. Ray, 
Samuel G. Prior, Robert M. Gal- 
braith, Alonzo B. Shaw, Adam 
J. Hawk, James N, Shoop —11. 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None. 


Quzst. 7. Who are Received on 
Crédentials from other Churches ? 
None. 


270 


Qumst. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
Benjamin F, M’Elfresh, Jr., 
Willis V. Dick, George W. Ray, 
Samuel G. Prior, Adam. J. Hawk 
—d. 
Quusr. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
Benjamin F. M’Elfresh, Jr., 
Willis V. Dick, George W. Ray, 
Samuel G, Prior, Adam J. Hawk 
—d. 
Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
Samuel 8. Hard, Joseph B. 
Joyee, Byron Palmer, Charles T. 
King, Jobo H. Gilbert, Elias A. 
Bridwell, Theodore T. Buel—7. 


Quzst. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
Samuel 8. Hard, Joseph B. 
Joyce, Byron Palmer, Charles T. 
King, John H. Gilbert, Elias A. 
Bridwell, Theodore T. Buel—7. 


Quast. 12. Who are the Traveling 

Deacons of the First Class ? 

William J. Pitehford, Benjamin 
F. M’Elfresh, Jr., William. D. 
Gray, Charles F. Mathena, Willis 
V. Diek, Catharinus F. Prior, 
George W. Ray, Samuel G. Prior, 
Robert M. Galbraith, Alonzo B. 
Shaw, Adam J. Hawk, James N. 
Shoop—12. 


Quust. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of ihe Second Class ? 
Charles B. Longman, Silas D. 
Kendall, David S. Porter, Thos. 
M. Ricketts, Loren L. Magee, 
Samuel A. Crosby—6. 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders ? 
Isaiah M. Brashares, Peter &. 
Butts, Finley R. Crooks, Benja- 
min F. Jackson, Aquilla R. Neal, 
Tell A. Turner—6. 


Qunst. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders ? 
Isaiah M. Brashares, Peter §S, 
Butts, Finley R. Crooks, Benja- 
min F. Jackson, Aquilla R. Neal, 
Tell A. Turner, John W. Don- 
nan, (the last named on certificate 
of election from Central Ohio 
Conference)—7. 
Quest: 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders? 
None. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
hawe been ordained Elders ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

John F. Dickson, George Mur- 
ray, S. C. Riker, B. N. Spahr, C. 
M. Bethauser, P. P. Hamilton, J. 
S. Adams, J. W. Wakefield, J. 
H. Creighton, M. D. Vaughn, A. 
C. Kelley, C. F. Prior—12. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers 2 


David Smith, H. Z. Adams, J. 
H. Beery, F. F. Lewis, J. F. 





OHIO CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Williams, J. D. Hathaway, J. F. | Quust. 82, Where are the D’reach- 


Kemper, A. M. Alexander, 5. 
Bateman, R. B. Bennett, E. V. 
Bing, Ancil Brooks, Abram Cart- 
lich, Bradford Crook, Leyi Cun- 
ningham, Archibald Fleming, 
Wilson Gardner, J. C. Gregg, 
Henry Lonnis, Jacob Martin, Jo- 
seph Morris, J. N. Pilcher, J. R. 
Prose, Stephen Ryland, Noah 
Speck, J. W. Steele, T. 8. Sti- 
vers, Samuel Tippett, Daniel 
Tracy, Benjamin ‘Tressenrider, 
C. H. Warren, John W. White, 


J. Q. Gibson, W. W. Cherring- | 


ton, Ezekiel Sibley, C. D. Bat- 
telle, J. M. Jameson, J. L. Hat- 
tield, Joel Osgood, I. B. Cart- 
lich, B. F. Thomas, ‘A. B. See, T. 
H. Monroe, T. G. Ross—44. 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of | 
each Preacher Examined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died ? 
Barton Lowe, Richard Pitzer, 
Nathanie] Westerman, F.S8.Thurs- 
ton, J. M’Cuskey, John Kem- 
per—6. 
(See obituaries, p. 330.) 


QUEST. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Served, und to what Conferences ? 
I. J. Nourse, to Northern New. 

York; H. ©. Sexton, to Troy; 

Frank I. Fisher, to Minnesota; 

Albert J. Nast, to Central Ger- 

man; Joseph P. Bishop, to Cin- 

cinnati—d, 

Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn? 

None. 


Quust. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 


J. R. Edwards, J. 8. Bitler—2. 


Qusst. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 
Quest. 26. Have any been permitied 
to Withdraw under Charges ?: 
None. 


QuEsT. 27, Have any been Huxpelled ¢ 
None. 


¢ 
QuEsT. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

James Mitchell, Thomas H. 
Bradrick, H. B. Westervelt, J. 
B. Bradley, J. M. Rife, E. H. 
Dixon, W. C. Holliday—7. 


QuEsT. 29. What is the Statistical 
Keport for this Conference year ? 


(See tabulated statement, p. 417.) 


QuEst. 80. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$10,400. 


Quest. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$3,252, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference. 


ers Stationed ? 

(These appointments are all in the State 
of Ohio,} 
COLUMBUS DISTRICT. 

J. T. Mizier, P.E. 

(P. O., Columbus.) 


Alexandria, B. L. M’Elroy. 
Canal Winchester, 2. Watson. 
Chatham, W. H. Sayre. 
Columbus: Broad Street, dsaac 
Crook. 
Heath Chapei, J. T. Minehart. 
Mount Vernon Avenne, W. D. 
Gray. 
Nei] Chapel, to be supplied. 
Third Avenue, S. DL. Hutsin- 
piller, 
Third Street, 7. G. Dickinson. 
Town Street, W. M. Mullenix. 
Wesley Chapel, to be supplied. 


| Granville, J. Mitchell. 


Groveport, W. 7. Harvey. 

Johnstown, D. AMann. 

New Albany, L. #. Postle. 

Pataskala, S. Rankén. 

Reyaoldsburg, W. S. Benner. 

Westerville, W. 7. Sones. 

J. M. Trimble, Financial Avent 
of Obio Wesleyan University— 
member of Broad Street Quar- 
terly Conference. 

W. H. Scott, President of Ohio 
State University — member of 
Third Avenue Quarterly Con- 
ference. 

A. G. Byers, Secretary of the 
Board of State Charities—mem- 
ber of Third Avenue Quarterly 
Conference. 

D. Horlocker, Financial Agent of 
Preachers’ Relief Society — 
member of Third Street Quar- 
terly Conference. 


CHILLICOTHE DISTRICT. 
I. B. BRapRIcK, P.E.! 
(P. 0., Chillicothe.) 


Adelphi, 2. C. Brooks. 

Bainbridge, F. Gillilan. 

Bourneville, J. W. Buker. 

Chillicothe: Main Street, 7 4. 
Turner. 

Walnut Street, J. C. Jackson. 
Chillicothe Cireuit, Z. Wharton. 
Decr Creek, H. Gortnen, 
Frankfort, Z. Mackey. 

Good Hope, A. B. Sniff. 

Kingston, A. R. Miller. 

Massieville, W. Morrés. 

New Holland, J. B. Bradley. 

Richmond, C. M. Prior. 

Salt Creek, to be supplied. 

South Salem, to be supplied. 

Staunton, #. H. Dixon. 

Washington, J. W. Peters. ; 

Washington Circuit, to be sup- 
plied. ; 

Waverly, A. B. Shaw. 

Williamsport, C. A. Naylor. 


GALLIPOLIS DISTRIOT. 
Z. W. Faaan, P.E. 

(P. 0., Gallipolis.) 
Cheshire, J. Q. Lakin® 
Coalton, L. L. Magee. 
Ellsworth, to be supplied. 
Eureka, #, 2. Crooks, 





OHIO CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Ewineton, to be supplied. 
Franklin Valley, to be supplied. 
Gallipolis, W. H. Lewis. 
Gallipolis Cireuit, C. OC. Wyatt. 
Hamden, 8. A. Crosby. 
Jackson, F. 8. Davis. 
Letart, B. #. W Elfresh. 
Middleport, @. A. Marshall. 
Millersport, to be supplied. 
Patriot, to be supplied. 
Pomeroy, Z. D. W. Peake. 
Portland, #. B. Finney. 
Racine, to be supplied. 
Rodney, to be supplied. 
Rome and Proctorsyille, J. C. 
' Arbuckle, - . 
Syracuse, A. O. Ebright. ® 
Thurman, to be supplied. 
Waterloo, W. H. Gibbons. , 
Wellston, Z. C. Haddox. 


LANCASTER DISTRICT. 
S. A. Kuen, P.E. 
(P. O., Lancaster. ) 


Baltimore, 7. H. Hull, 
Carroll, 8S. IZ. Bright. 
Circleville, C. F. Creighton. 
Gibsonville, to be supplied. 
Junction City, P. W. Drun. 
Lancaster, W. P. MW Laughlin. 
Logan, @. W. Burns. 
Logan Circuit, L, C. Sparks. 
New Plymouth, W. V. Dick. 
New Salem, 4. & Hixon. 
New Straitsville, to be supplied. 
Royalton, G. W. Lott. 
Rushville, 7. @. Wakefield. 
Shawnee, W. C. Holliday. 
Somerset, J. R. Tibbles. : 
South Bloomfield, W. 7. Fuller. 
South Perry, W. J. Griffith. 
Sugar Grove, W. P. Thurston. 
Swan, P. L. Mark. 
Tarlton, 7. H. Bradrick. 
West Rushville, Z M@. Brashares. 
O. J. Nave, Chaplain in the U. 8. 
Army — member of Lancaster 
Quarterly Conference. 


LONDON DISTRICT. 
J. H. GARDNER, P.E. 

(P. O., Delaware.) 
Bloomingburg, L. H. Binkley. 
Darbyville, &. Carter. 
Delaware: Saint Paul’s, J. W. 

Dilton. 
Grove City, D. Storer. 
Harrisburg, J. S. Licketts. 





Hilliard, /. M. Adams. 

Jeffersonville, 7. JZ. Sollers. 

Jerome, J. N. Shoop. 

La Fayette, W. W. Trout. 

Lewis Centre, R. 7. De Selm. 

Lilly Chapel, J. P. Pillsbury. 

London, 7. &. Taylor. 

Midway, D. J. Smath. 

Milford Centre, H. L. Whitehead. 

Mount Sterling, P. B. Davis. 

North Columbus, #. NV. Nichols. 

Palestine, J. K. Argo. 

Plain City, J. DL. Rife. 

West Jefferson, D. C. Thomas. 

Worthington, #2. D. Morgan. 

Frederick Merrick, Lecturer; W. 
W. Davies and Richard Par- 
sons, Professors, in Ohio Wes- 
leyan University—members of | 
Saint Paul’s Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 


MARIETTA DISTRICT. 
S. C. Frampron, P.E. 
¥ (P. O., Athens.) 


Amesville, C. F. Mathena. 
Athens, A. B. Riker. 
Athens Cireuit, 2. W. Jlowe. 
Barlow, C. B. Longman. 
Bartlett, P. S. Butts. 

Belpre, D. Y. Murdock. 
Buchtel, to be supplied. 
Chester, M. B. Turner. 
Chester Hill, Uri Holcomb. 
Coolville, 7. S. Armstrong. 
Downington, J. G. Jones. 
Garden, W. J. Pitchford. 
Harmer, /. UZ. Hayes. 
Jerseyville, tobe supplied. 
Lee, T. M. Ricketts. 
Marietta, 7. M. Leslie. 

M’ Arthur, B. F. M’Elfresh, Jr. 
Nelsonville, J. £. Moore. 
Stewart, Ira G. Baleom. 
Waterford, L. C, Alexander. 
Zaleski, James F. Steele. 


PORTSMOUTH DISTRICT. 
M. V. B: Evans, P.E. 
(P. 0., Portsmouth.) 


Beaver, J. H. Rogers. 

Buena Vista, J. G. Hail. 

Burlington, A. J. Hawk. 

Hanging Rock, J. W. Seabrook. 

Harrisonville, W. P. Cherrington. 

Ironton: Spencer Chapel, /ames 
hill. 





Wesley Chapel, J. Z. Rudisill. 


271 


Ironton Circuit, to be supplied. 
Jasper, P. A. Baker. 
Latham, to be supplied. 
Lucasyille, Wm. Abernethy. 
Marion, J. M. Stewart. 
Piketon, Geo. Cherrington. 
Portsmouth: Bigelow Chapel, J. 
CO. Jackson, Jr. 
Sixth Street, B. A. Stubbins. 
Portsmouth Cireuit, to be sup- 
plied. 
Rock Camp, E. A. Bridwell. 
Webster, W. WV. Middleton. 
Wheelersburg and Sciotoyille, G. 
P. Austin, 


ZANESVILLE DISTRICT. 
I, F. Kina, P.E. 
(P. 0., Zanesville.) 


Asbury Circuit, D. 8. Porter. 
Bowling Green, 2. A. Lemaster. 
Brownsville, C, H. Aler. 
Corning, to be supplied. 
Deavertown, 2. AL Griffith. 
Dresden, 8. G. Prior. 
Prazeysburg, LB. 4. Thomas. 
Fultonham, G. P. fry. 
Hebron, 2. Sanderson. 
Irville, A. R. Weal. 
Malta, J. #. Sowers. 
Newark, W. D. Cherrington. 
New Lexington, . W. 

wick. 
Newtonville, T. T. Buel. 
Perryton, R. Callaghan. 
Philo, R. M. Galbraith. 
Ringgold, T. J. Danford. 
Roseville, J. L. Durant. 
Whipstown, A. E. Johnson. 
Zanesville; Maxahala Avenue, 

R. H. Wallace. 
Second Street, J. WM. Weir. 
Seventh Street, Z B. Wester- 


Bost- 


velt. ‘ 
South Street, M. W. Hissey. 

Hl. H. Lowry, Wang Cheng-pei, 
and Shang Shing-yin, Mission- 

aries in North China. 

B. F. Jackson, F. H. Smiley, J. 
F. Grimes and G. W. Ray, left 
without appointment to attend 
some one of our schools. 

J. D. Gillilan, Missionary to 
Utah. 


33. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


At Saint Paul’s, Delaware, O. 


QUEST. 





NORTH-WEST IOWA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Spirit Lake, Iowa, September 24-29, 1884. 


BISHOP ANDREWS, Presiding. 


Who are Receined by 


Quest. 1. 
fron what Con- 


Transfer, and 

Serences 2 

G. W. Pratt and L. C. Wood- 
ford, from Upper Towa; A. E. 
Burrows, from Minnesota’ J. -/. 
Gardner, from Illinois; J. W. 


bpa VE 
- seer 








Quast. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Lrik? 

Jobn Hamerson, Frank H. 
York, Rhinehart Hild, William J. 
Suckow, Russell J. Davenport, 
Mareus Delano, Levi Day, Stan- 
ley S. Smith, Silas A. French, 
Jobn P. Jenkins, William D. 


Luther, Oscar A. Harple, Henry 


S. P. MARSH, Secretary. 


A. James, Albert E. Burrows 
—14. Z 
Quzst. 3. Who Remain on Trial ? 
James Treewartha, George W. 
Kliver, Daniel M. Yetter, Adont- 
ram J. Langdell, Thomas E. Car- 
ter. Richard Fysh, Duane Rifen- 
pach, Wm. Vivian, Jas. Hughes, 


272 


+! 


Groye J. Corwin, Frank H. 
Wheeler, Jos. E. Norvell, Oliver 
E: Murray, Wm. H. Sellick, My- 
ron E. Nickerson, James howe, 
Jobn R. Reynolds—l7. 


Quzst. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
Albert Torbet, Geo. H. Cheney, 
P, J: P. Neary—s. 


Quust. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 

Wm. W. Cook, John N. Mills, 
Jas. F, Black, Alfonzo A. Wilcox, 
Henry L. Sroith, Lewis B. Wiles, 
Thomas C, Buchanan—7. 


quust. 6. Who are Re-admilted ? 

Jos. Jeffrey, ou certificate from 
North-west lowa Conference, 
Sept. 80, 1852. 


Qugst. 7. Who are Received on 

Credentials from other Churches ? 

Andrew D. Hocker, from the 
Methodist Episcopal Church, 
South; Fergus O. Jones, from the 
Bible Christians; Thomas C. Bu- 
chanan, from the Methodist 
Church of Canada—s. 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons? 
Jas. F. Black, Alfonzo A. Wil- 

cox, Thomas OC. Buchanan—3. 


Quast. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
Jas. A. Black, Alfonzo A. Wil- 

cox, Thomas C. Buchanan—3, 


(JupST. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons 2 


Thomas Martindale, Zenas C. 
Bradsbaw—2. 

Notr.—William H, Sellick, Myron E, 
Nickerson, Frank H, Wheeler, and Johu 
P. Jenkins, preachers on trial and mis- 
Sionaries in Dakota Territory, were 
ee deacons under the missionary 
rule. 


QuzsT. 11. What Local Preachers 
hane been ordained Deacons ? 
Thomas Martindale, Zenas C. 
Bradshaw—2. 
Nore.—William H. Sellick, Myron E, 
Nickerson, Frank H. Wheeler, and John 


P. Jenkins, preachers on trial and mis- 
sionaries in Dakota Territory, were 


ordained deacons under the missionary. 


rule. 


QusstT. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class? 
Wm. W. Cook, John N. Mills, 
Jas. F. Black, Alfonzo A. Wilcox, 
Henry L. Smith, Lewis B. Wiles, 
Thomas C. Buchanan, James WW. 
M’Coy, Silas ©. Platts, Joseph 
Jefirey, James B. Faweett—11. 


QvEsT. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class 2 
Geo. M, Pendell, Samuel Sny- 

der, Francis W. Luce, Charles ©. 

Turner, Hugh Hay, Harry C. Har- 

man—6, 

Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders ? 
Robert H. Dolliver, Henry J. 

Grace, John Q. Swimm, Lewis 

W. Miller (the last two subject to 





| lowa—2. 


examination at meeting of Da- 
kota Mission)—4. 
Quast. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cous have been ordained Elder's ? 
Robert H. Dolliver, Henry J. 
Grace, John Q. Swimm, Lewis 
W. Miller (the last two subject to 
examination at meeting of Da- 
kota Mission)—4. 
Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elder's ? 
' None. 


Quesr. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders ? 
None. 

Norgr.—D. T. Hutchinson, who was or- 
dained an elder according to the usages 
of the United Brethren, was duly recog- 
nized as an elder of the Methodist Epis- 
copal Church, 


Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

I. Wakefield, H. D. Brown,*T. 
Cuthbert, B. W. Gorham, W. W. 
Mallory, 8. C. Platts, J. B. Trim- 
ble, T. Hamilton, 8. C. Bascom 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


I. Brashiers, B. Webster, C. W. | 


Batcheller, J. P. Coleman—4. 
Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


QuEsT. 21. Have any Died ? 
J. T. Walker. 
(See obituaries, p. 345.) 
Quzst. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 


J. W. Spangler, to East Ohio; 
Frank F. Du Bois, to Upper 


QuEST. 28. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 
Qumst, 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request 2 
A. §. Black, J. A. Potter, J. S. 
Zeigler—s. 
QuEsT. 25. Have any been Located? 
None. 
Quest. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 
None. 


Quest. 27. Have any been Expelled 2 
None. 


Quest, 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals 2 
Bennett Mitchell, J. H. Lozier, 
J. C. R. Layton. G. C. Haddock, 
P. H. Kighmy, W. Whitfield, Ea- 


win Hobbs—7. 

QUEST. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year 2 
(See tabulated statement, p. 421.) 
Qurst. 80. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund 2 
Not answered, 





- NORTH-WEST IOWA CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Quest. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

500 36, 

which has been applied under 

thé order of Conference. 


QuEst. 82. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
(These appointments are all in the State 
of Iowa, 
ALGONA DISTRICT, 
R. C.-Guass, P.E. 
¥ (P. 0., Alzona.) 
‘Aldeg, W. H. Druke. 
Algofia, to be supplied. 
Bancroft, to be supplied. 
Belmond, P. H. Lighmy. 
Britt, H. L. Smith. 
Clarion, C. C. Turner. 
Clear Lake, Jesse Cole. 
Clear Lake Cireuit, A J. Langdell. 
Dakotaand Humboldt, HJ. Grace. 
Eagle Grove and Goldfield, C. B. 
Winter. 
East Side, to be supplied. 
Forest City, &. J. A? Caffree. 
Garner, to be supplied. 
Lake Mills, Joseph Jeffrey. 
Luverne, to be supplied. 
Rutland, W. H. Flint. 
Webster City, W. D. Phifer. 
Webster City Circuit, J. W. 
M’Coy. 
Wesley, to be supplied. 
Whittemore, A. A. Wilcox. 
Williams, Hugh Hay. 
J: H. Lozier, Conference Centen- 
nial Agent—member of Cléar 
Lake Quarterly Conference. 


FORT DODGE DISTRICT. 
J. W. Waker; P.E. 
(P. 0., Fort Dodge.) 
Alta, Wm. Preston. 
Delovit, to be supplied. 
Ellsworth, to be supplied. 
Fonda, J. G. Henderson. 
Fort Dodge, G. C. Haddock. 
Gowrie, to be supplied. 
Grant City, Freeman Franklin. 
Homer, G. W. Kliver. 
Hubbard, J. W. Spaiigier. 
Lake City, to be snpplied. 
Lehigh, #. E. Drake, . 
Manson, 0. 8. Bryan. 
Newell, to be supplied. 
Odebolt, Henry Brown. 
Pomeroy, Thomas C. Buchanan. 
Rockwell City, W. J. Gurdner. 
Sac City, T. E. Carter, 
Storm Lake, obert Smylie, 
Stratford, A. D. Hocker, 
Maly de NS MT aus ta 
Wall Lake, John Hamerson. 
West Side, 2. 0. Warren. 
J. C. R. Layton, Conference Tem- 
erance Agent— member of 
ockwell City Quarterly Conf. 


SHELDON DISTRICT. 
W. F. Gueason, P.E. 
(P. O., Sheldon.) 

Ashton, to be supplicd, 
Calliope, F. H. York. 
Emmettsburg, C. 2. Cline. 
Estherville, D. M. Yetter, 
Hartley, A. A. Hessler, 
Treton, Levi Day. f 


NORTH-WEST IOWA CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Lake Park, Rhinehart Hild. 
Marathon, to be supplied. 
Milford, A. J. Beebe. 
Pattersonville, C. W. Clifton. 
Pennington and Beioit, R. J. 
Devenport. 
Peterson, F. W. Johnson. 
Primghar, Richard Vancher. 
Rock Rapids, 8. P. iursh. 
Roife, W. A. Richards. 
Ruthven, Seymour Snyder. 
Sanborn, W. F. Brown. 
sheldon, W. W. Cook. 
Sibley, J. /. Gardner. 
Sioux Rapids, W. J. Suckow. 
Spencer, J, W. Lothian. 
Spencer Cireuit, J. WM. Worley. 
Spirit Lake, Bennett Mitchell. 


SIOUX CITY DISTRICT. 
Winmor WHItFieLp, P.E. 
P. 0.; Sioux City.) 
Akron, JZ. B. Kilbourn. 
Amelia, D. UW. Beams. 
Battle Creek, &. O. Jones. 





Charter Oak, to be supplied. 

Cherokee, Ldwin Hobbs. y 

Cherokee Cireuit, to be supplied. 

Correctionville, F. W. Luce. 

Correctionville Cireuit, Marcus 
Delano, 

Ilda and Shaler, Samuel Snyder. / 

Ida Grove, L. H. Woodworth. vs 

Kingsley, to be supplied. 

Le Mars, #. A. Sanderson, 

Le Mars Cireuit, to be supplied. 

Mapleton, Jumes Torbet. “ 

Mareus, L. C. Woodford. 

Minion, to be supplied. 

Onawa and Belvidere, to be sup- 
plied. 

Palestine, W. W. Edgar. 

Seney, to be supplied. 

Sergeant’s Bluff, W. W. Brown. 

Sioux City, G. W. Prati. 

Sloan and Whiting, G. M. Pen- 
dell. 

Smithland, Richard Fysh. 

I. N. Pardee, O. 8. gn ee Lewis 
Bradford, D. W. Chamberlain, | 





273 


Archibald Jamieson, Willian 
MW CUready, William Helder, G, 
R, Oake, F. A. Burdick, L. W. 
Maller, J. Q. Swimm, J. B. Faw- 
cett, J. E. Norvell, Duane Kifen- 
bach, L. C. Buren, F. H. Wheel- 
ery L. B. Wiles, William Vivian, 
James Hughs, W. H. Sellick, 
M. E. Nickerson, James Rowe, 
James Treewartha, G. J. Cor- 
win, S. 8. Smith, 8. A. French, 
J. P. Jenkins, W. D. Luther, 
O. A. Harple, A. E. Burrows, 
Missionaries to Dakota Mis- 
sion. 

Janes Walliams, R. H. Dolliver, ’ 
and. O. BE. Murray, Missionaries 
to Black Hills Mission. 


7p W. Owen and H. ©. Harman, 


Missionaries to West Nebraska 
Mission. 
Quzst. 33. Where shall the newt 
Conference be held ? 
At Storm Lake, lowa. 





FO Ger Bel TR CONFERENCE, 


Held in Rockford, Ill., Sept. 24-29, 1884. 


BISHOP WARREN, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
ferences ? 


R. W. Bland, from Oregon ; #. 
E. Wykof', trom Iowa; W. D. 
Demerest, from Minnesota; C. A. 
Bunker, from Des Moines 1 ZB. 
Robinson, from Central inois—d. 


Quest. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial ? 

Dick Hull, Leon 8. Bell, Na- 
thaniel S. Sage, Frederick H. 
Sheels, Charles W. Ferguson, 
Frank R. M’Namer, William Dud- 
ley, Robert H. Pooley, Walter A. 
Evans, William H. Crawford, 
Nathan J. Harkness, John N. 
Hall—12. > 


Quest. 8. Who Remain on Trial? 


John P. Brushingham, John 
Lee, James Lowery, Cass Davis 
William Otjen, John A. Whipple, 
GeorgeG. M’Kinley, Thomas J. 
‘Bassett, James L. Backus, Charles 
A. Bunker, Spencer Lewis—11. 


Quast. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. is 


Quast. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 


John C. Butcher, Henry Lea, 
James G. Eberhart, M’Kendree M. 
Bales, Abel M. White, Polhemus 
H. Swift, William H. Locke, James 
R. Woodcock, Thomis C. War- 

rington, Myron L. Norris, Joseph 
—AveMatlack, J Griswold, 





Th: 









| 0. Warrington. Myron L. Norris, 
Joseph 


W. 





Quusr. 6. Who are e-admitted ? 


Walter C. Howard, Levi M. 
Hartley—2. 


Quzsr. 7. Who are Received’ on 
Credentials from other Churches? 
F. W. Warne, from M. E. 

Church, Canada; John 8, Betl—2. 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deucons ? 
James G. Eberhart, William H: 
Lock, James R. Woodcock, John 
M. Griswold—4. 


Qunst. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
James G. Eberhart, William NH. 
Lock, James R, Woodcock, John 
M. Griswold—4. 


Quust. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
Walter A. Evans, William E. 
Wilkinson, Andrew Bradt, John 
W. Linn, Daniel B. Kellogg, 
Robert H. Pooley, Henry Baker—7. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
Walter A. Evans, William E. 
Wilkinson, Andrew Bradt, John 
WwW. Linn, Daniel B._ Kellogg, 
Robert H. Pooley, Henry Baker—7. 


Quast. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
John C. Butcher, Henry Lea, 
James G.° Eberhart, M’Kendree 
M. Bales, Abel M. White, Pol- 
hemus H. Swift, William H. 
Lock, James R. Woodcock. Thos. 








A. Matlack, John M. 


A. HAIGHT, Secretary. 


Griswold, Bertrand A. Dickens, 
Joseph M. Cormack, Frank Lines, 
Edward Breene, George B. Millar, 
Anthony T. Horn, Myron C. Wil- 
cox—19, i 


Quust. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second ‘Class ? 


Robert H. Pate, Frederick W. 
Nazarine, Charles H. Hemstreet, 
John F, Kellogg—4. 


Quust. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Hiders ? 


Newton A. Sunderlin, Miles W. 
Satterfield, Frank B, Hardin—2. 


Quust. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Eiders? 


Newton A. Sanderlin, Miles W. 
Satterfield, Frank B. Hardin—. 


Qusst. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders ? 


Orange H. Cessna. 


Qunst. 17. What Loeal Deacons 
have been ordained Elders ¢ 


Orange H. Cessna. 


Qunst. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 


W. F. Stewart, T. C. Youngs, 
H. J. Huston, W. P. Gray, J. W. 
Lee, A. Campbell, J. R. Allen, Ss. 
Washburn, L. Meredith, James 
Bauine, E. 8. Holm, J. G. Camp- 
bell, J. P. Morris, Wm. H. Hoad- 
ley, Henry N. Stoddard, Aaa 
More, Alexander _Youker, W. 
Thatcher, I. W. Phelps, 8 H. 
Adams, J. T. Cooper, P. C. Stire, 
Samuel Hews, Watson Tranter— 
24. \ 


274 


Quzsr. 19. Who are the Superdn- 
nualed Preacher's ? 

W. Batcheller, J. Hodges, E. H. 
Gammon, O. A. Walker, A. Wiley, 
S. Pillsbury, 8S. P. Keyes, H. 
Minard, L. Whipple, J. R. Good- 
rich, W. P. Jones, C. Lazenby, A. 
D. Field, H. Whitehead, L. S. 
Walker, EH. Stone, F. R. Mastin, 
S. F. Denning, G. Richardson, 8. 
BR. Begs, A. Cross, 8. Bundock, 
L. Anderson, Z. 8. Kellogg, R. 
Wright, G. W. Perry, Wm. M. 
Foreman, G. W. Quereau, J. 8. 
Best, E. M. Battis, H. T. Seo- 
ville, N. Critchett, Wm. Tasker, 
C. R. Ford, A. P. Hatch, L. Salis- 
bury, M. H. Triggs, J. W. P. Jor- 
dan, 8. G. Lathrop, H. U. Rey- 
nolds, 8. Stover, B. H. Cartwright, 
C. W. Crall, D. W. Linn—44. 


Quzst. 29. Was the Character of 


each Preacher Hxamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference, 


Qumst. 21. Have any Died? 
Henry Hill, C. F. Kryder, James 
Bush, L. A. Sanford, T. H. Hazel- 
tine—d. 
(See obituaries, p. 332.) 
Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 
JSerred, and lo what Conferences ? 
James S. Norris, to Wisconsin 5 
Melville C. Wire, to Oregon; D. 
Loss M. Tompkins, to South In- 
dia; 7. C. Clendenning, TY. L. 
Olmstead, M. EB. Smith, and F. 1. 
Haley, to Central Dlinois; M. C. 
Wilcox, to Foochow—8. 
QuEsT. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
* None. 
Quust, 24. Have any been Located 
at their own Lequest ? 
None. 


QuEST. 25. Have any been Located ? 
A. B. Smart. 
Quxs?. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 
None, 


Quest. 27. Haveany been Fapelled 2 
B. M. Smith. 
QuEsT. 28. Who are selected for 
Tries of Appeals ? 

Lewis Curts, A. W. Patten, J. 
Hartman, G. H. Wells, W. H. 
Tibbals, R. H. Wilkinson, C. 
Mandeville—7. 


QuEsT. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 422.) 
Quest. 80. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 

‘ Not answered. 
Quest. 31. What has been Received 


on these Claims, and how has it 
been, Applied 2 


$7,874 70, 


which has been applied under 
order of the Conference, 





Quest. 82. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stutioned ? 
[These appomtments are all in the State 
of Illinois.) 
CHICAGO DISTRICT. 
Luxx Hirencock, P.E. 
(P. O., 3428 8. Park Ave., Chicago.) 


Arlington Heivits, £2. 32 Boring. | 
Austin, I’. C. Warrington. 
Whicavo; Ada St., A. W. Patten. 
Centenary, P. H. Swift. 
Clark Street, R. A. Hatjield. 
Dixon Street, to be supplied. 
Emanuel Church, J. A. Matlack. 
Fulton Street, J. P. Brushing- 
ham. 
Grace Church, 2. D. Sheppard. 
Grant Place, W. JM. pura 
Halstead Street, W. C. Willing. 
Jackson Street, J. W. Richards. 
Langley Avenue, A. U. George. 
Lincoln Avenue, W. B. Leach. 
Michigan Avenue, John Wail- 
camson. 
North-west Church, VU. L. Logan. 
Park Avenue, S. MW. Davis. 
Paulina Street, 7. B. Hilton. 
Saint Pauls, J. M. Cormack. — 
State Street, 7. A. Hardin. 
Trinity, #. if, Bristol. 
Wabash Avenue, 7. P. Marsh. 
Western Avenue, W. H. Burns. 
Winter Street, W. 4. Holmes. 
Chicago Missions: Asbury Chap- 
el, to be eee 
Brighton Park, to be supplied. 
Deering, to be supplied, 
Indiana Street, N. J. Harkness. 
Lake View, -/. O. Foster. 
Milwaukee Avenue, to be sup- 
plied. 
New City, to be supplied. 
Pullman, 7. W. Warne. 
South Chicago, John Lee. 
South Englewood, to be supplied. 
Cummings, to be supplied. 
Des Plaines, to be supplied. 
Englewood, WV. H. Actell. 
Evanston: First Church, Lewés 
Curts, 
Second Church, to be supplied. 
Grand Crossing, R. H. Pate. 
Highwood, to be supplied. 


| Belvidere : 


ROCK RIVER CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Miner Raymond, Professor in 
Garrett Biblical Institute—mem- 
ber of First Church, Eyauston, 
Quarterly Conference. 

John C. Butcher; left without ap- 
pointnent to attend some one of 
our schools. 


ROCKFORD DISTRICT. 
G. BR. Van Horne, P.E. 
(P. O., 503 Winnebago St., Rockford.) 


Alden and Bigfoot, J. C. Bigelow. 

Antioch, Z. Cochran. 

Barrington, Rufus Congdon. 

First “Church and 

Garden Prairie, G. L. Wiley. 

Second Church, &. H. Swartz. 

Blaine and Manchester, Benjamin 
Close. 

Burritt, 0. £. Burch, 

Charter Oak and Kirkland, to be 


|. supplied. 


Chemung, to be supplied. 

Cherry Valley and Flora, William 
Clark. 

Pundee, to be supplied. ; 

Elgin: First Church, G. S. Young. 
Grace Church, J. A. Herr. 


Fielding and Monroe, W. #. 
Haight. 

Gage’s Lake and Warren, to be . 
supplied. 


Garden Prairie, to be supplied. 

Greenwood, to be supplied. 

Hainesville and. Centennial, to be 
supplied. 

Harlem, Robert Bell. 

Harvard, J. H. Reeves. 

Libertyville, W. A. Cross... 

Marengo, W. /. Smith. 

M’Henry and Ringwood, Silas 
Searl. 

New Milford, J. 1. Wheaton. 

Nunda, J. M. Conley. 

Palatine, Henry Lea. , 

Popiar Grove and Capron, W. A. 
Adron. 

Richmond and Hebron, G. A. 
Wells. , - 

Rockford: Centennial, W.A.Smith. 
Court Street, 7. 2. Strobridge. 
Ninth Street, to be sypplied. 
Winnebago Street, 2 J. Clen- 

denning. ¢ 





Hyde Park, to be supplied. 
La Grange, to be supplied. 
Maywood, to be supplied. 
Meacham, to be supplied. 
Northfield, to be supplied. 
North Prairie and Benton, to be 
supplied, 
Oak Park, C. £. Mandeville. 
Park Ridge, to be supplied. 
Ravenswood, W. H. Crawford-— 
River Forest, to be supplied. 
Roger’s Park, A. J. Juthkine. 
South Evanston, to be supplied. 
Waukegan, W. A. Evans. 
Willamette, 2. W. Bland. 


C. G. Truesdell, Superintendent 
of the Chicago Relief Society— 
member of Trinity, Chicago, 
Quarterly Conference. 

Joseph Cummings, President; I, 
i. Fisk, Principal of Prepara- | 
tory Department of the North- ; 
western University—member of 


Rockton, V. A. Sunderlin. 

Roscoe, G. C. Clark. —— 

Solon and Spring Grove, to be 
supplied. ? 

We ee and Volo, to be sup- 

ied. 

Woodstock and Franklinville, @. 
XK, Hoover. 

J. HH, Vineent, Corresponding 
Secretary of the Sunday-School 
Union and Tract Society—mem- 
ber of Court Street, Rockford, 
Quarterly Conference. 


FREEPORT DISTRIOT. 
F. P. Crevzrann, P.E. 
(P. O., Oak Park, Tl.) 

Apple River, H. B. Wykoff. 
Byron, Jacob Runbhon ; 
Council Hill, to be supplied. 
Dakota, Joseph Odgers. 
Durand and Davis, J. @. Hber- 
* hart. 





First Chureh, Evanston, Quar- 
terly Conference. 


Elizabeth, James Lowery. 


| Forreston, Robert Beatty. 








j 


Freeport : Embury Church,Joseph 
Wardle. —— 
First Church, 0. 7. Mattison.- 
Galena, J. Z. Ladd. 
Hanover, &. W. Nazarine. 
Kent, to be supplied. 





‘Lanark, Alonzo Wakeman. 
_ Leaf River, C. H. Hemstreet. 
_ Lena, A. H. Needham. 


Mount Carroll, John Hillis. 
Nora, to be supplied. 

Orangeville, Leon 8. Bell. 
Pecatonica, G. P. Sullivan. 


Polo, A. 7. Clendenning. . 


Savanna, Samuel Lawver. 
Seales Mound, 7. H. Thomas. 
Shannon, to be supplied. 
Shirland, 2. A. Harwood. 
Thompson, C. H. Hoffman. — 
Van Brocklin, 7, A. Reed. 
Warren, W. J/.Lgibberton. 
Winnebago, 2”, £. Farmiloe. 


DIXON DISTRICT. 
W. A. Spencer, P. E. 
(P. O., 65 Chestnut St., Sterling, I.) 


Albany, Frank Lines. 

Amboy and Sublette, 7. &. Satter- 
field. 

Ashton and Franklin Grove, @. 

DS. Stuff. 

Bethel and Flagg Centre, 2. 
Wilkinson. 

Blackberry, to be supplied. 

Coleta, A. A. Schoonmaker. 

Cortland, F. B. Hardin. 

Creston, F. R. M’Namer. 

De Kalb, Z. W. Drew. 

Dixon, UW. #. Cady. 


brie, D.- Bull. -f 


Eldena, Nachusa, and Grand De 
Tour, William Dudley. 

Fulton, John Hitchcock. 

Genoa, UM. W. Satterfield. 

Hampshire and Harmony, M. L. 
Norris, to be supplied. 

Harmon and Walton, C. W. Fer- 

, guson. 3 

Kaneville, J. T. Robert. 

Kingston, 7. G. B. Shadford. 

Lee Centre, J. M. Griswold. 

Lighthouse Point, G. W. Carr. 

Lyndon, Edward Breene. 

Malta, W. H. Locke. ie 

Maple Park and Dayton, Cass 
Davis. 

Milledgeville, Willian Oitgen. 

Morrison, 7. £. V. Sweet. 

Mount Morris, Robert Proctor. 

Oregon, F. H. Sheels. 

Pluto Centre, to be supplied. 

Rochelle, M’K. M. Bales. -_ 

Rock Falls, A. H. Miller. 





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Sterling: Broadway, J. 8. David.| I. B. Robinson, Principal of Jen- 


Fourth Street, &. S. Cantine. 
Sycamore, W. D. Atchison. 


AURORA DISTRICT. 
W. C. Danpy, P.E. 

“(P. 0., Aurora.) 
Arlington, to be supplied. 
Aurora: First Church, Wélleam 

Faweett. 
Galena Street and Montgomery, 
C. A. Bucks. 

Batavia, Frederick Porter. 

Bristol and Jericho, to be sup- 
plied. 

Compton and West Brooklyn, Z. 
Brown, ’ 

Downer’s Grove and Cass, W. D. 
Demerest. 

Earlville, Pletcher Pomeroy. 

East and South Paw Paw, 
Backus. 

Geneva, Z Linebarger. 

Hinckley and Little Rock, #. H. 
Beat. 

Lamoille, B. A. Dickens. 

Leland and Samonauk, 
Sage. 

Malden, to be supplied. 

Mendota, HZ. L. Martin. 

Napierville, to be supplied. 

North Prairie, John Nate. 

Oswego, to be supplied. 

Paw Paw, W. H. Tibbals. 

Plano, C. C. Lovejoy. 

Princeton, L. M. Hartley. 

Prophetstown and Leon, 4. B, 
Mettler. 

Saint Charles, William Craven. 

Sandwich, C. W. Lhornton. 

Shabbona and Lee, G. G. M’Kin- 

ley. 

Steward, George A. Erving. 

Suydan, to be supplied. 

Tampico, J. A. Whipple. 

Turner Junction and Warrenville, 
J. B. W Guin. 

Walnut, to be supplied. 

Waterman, John Adams. 

Wheaton, NV. O. Hreeman. 

Yorkville, VW. M. Stokes. 

Caleb Foster, Auxiliary Bible 
Work—memiber of First Church, 
Aurora, Quarterly Conference. 

T. J. Bassett, Professor in De 
Pauw University —member of 
First Church, Aurora, Quarterly 
Conference. 

William Goodfellow, Auxiliary 
Bible Work—member of Sand- 
wich, Aurora, Quarterly Con- 
ference. 


J. 1, 


N. 8. 





nings Seminary—member of 
First Church, Aurora, Quarterly 
Conference. 


JOLIET DISTRICT. 
J. M. Catpwett, P.E. 
(P. 0., North Evanston.) 


Blue Island and Morgan Park, C. 
A. Bunker. 

Channahon, J. F. Kellogg. 

Crete, to be supplied. 

pee and Fimorntons to be sup- 

ied. 

Elwood, Joseph Caldwell. 

Frankfort and New Lenox, G. 
Winslow. 

Freedom, G. B. Millar. 

Joliet: Ottawa Street, Geo. Chase. 
Richard Street, R. H. Pooley. 

La Salle, A. M. White. 

Lemont, Rufus Congdon. 

Lisbon, to be supplied. 

Lockport, W. A. Phillips. —— 

Manhattan and Green Garden, to 
be supplied. 

Marcilles to be supplied. 

Millington and Millbrook, 2. A. 
Bibbins. 

Minooka and Aux Sable, Joha- 
Roods. 

Mokena and Orland, A. Newton. 

Monee, to be supplied. . 

Morris, Samuel Larngey. 

Newark, HW. 2. Antes. 

Northville, Serena, and Rutland, 
to be supplied. 

Ottawa, Aaron Gurney. 

Peotone, UW. H. Plumb. 

Peru, J. N. Hall. 

Plainfield, #. C. Arnold. 

Platteville, to be supplied. 

Prairie Centre and ‘Triumph, to be 
supplied. 

Seneca and Manlius, J. H. Alling. 

Sheridan, A. T. Horn. 

| South Ottawa, to be supplied. 

West Bureau, to be supplied. 

Wilmington, S. 7. Show. 

Wilton Centre and West Peotone, 
W. H. Strout. ‘ 

Worth, to be supplied. 

Wyanet, J. C. Stoughton. 

A. D. Traveller, H. M. Springer, 
W. F. Minty, and 2. W. Adams, 
Missionaries to Dakota. 

G. B. Crews, Missionary to China. 

Spencer Lewis, Missionary to Cen- 

tral China. 


Quest. 83. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? : 


At Elgin, Grace Church. 





| WEST WISCONSIN CONFERENCE, 


Held in Eau Claire, Sept. 25-29, 1884. 


BISHOP MALLALIEU, Presiding. 





BERT E. WHEELER, Secretary. 


Quest. 1.. Who are Received by Quest. 2. Who are Admitted on Quxst. 8. Who Remain on Trial? 


Transfer, and from what Con- 
erences 2 
Jesse I’. Ziegler, from Minnesota ; 


Trial? 
Abram H. Yokom, Jobn Claflin, 
John F. Cowling, Frank M. Haight 


A.M. Pilcher, from Upper lowa—2. | —4. 


John A. Willey, James Barnett, 
Arthur Chalfant, Major J. Robin- 
son—4. 


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Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 

F None. 

Quest. 5. Who are Admitied into 
Full Connection ? 


Benjamin Nott, Samuel W. 
Trousdale, Edmund Trimm—s. 


Quzst. 6. Who are Re-adinitted ? 
W. H, Kellogg. 
Quest. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 
Daniel M. Sinclair, George A. 
Fulcher—2. 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
er's have been elected Deacons ? 


Edmund Trimm. 


Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
Edmund Trimm. 


Quxst. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
Welcome §. York, James M. 
Phelps, Richard Brown—3. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
Welcome S. York, James M. 

Phelps, Richard Brown—3. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
Edmund Trimm, Samuel W. 
Trousdale—2. 


Quest. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
James H. M’Manus, James I. 
Bartholomew—2. 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders ? 
John T. Morgans, Edward H. 
M’Kenzie, John H. Avery, Louis 
N. Wooley, Isaac N. Adrian, 
Thomas J. Snodgrass—6. 


Nore—Jas. I. Bartholomew was elected 
elder under the missionary rule. 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons hane been ordained Eiders 2 
John T. Morgans, Edward H. 

M’Kenzie, John H. Avery, Louis 

N. Wooley, isaac N. Adrian, 

‘Thomas J. Snodgrass—6, 


Nore.—James I. Bartholomew was or- 
_ dained elder under the missionary rule. 


Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders ? 


None. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders ? 


None. 


Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers? 

P. E. Knox, F. W. Hall, W. 
Owens, M. Tinsdale, T. Lawson, 
O. A. Britton, J. C. Aspinwall, J. 
E. Irish, W. Cook, W. B. Hazel- 
tine—10. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuited Preachers ? 

James Hightshoe, R. Gould, R. 
Dudgeon, W. H. Thompson, O. B. 
Kilbourn, C. P. Hackney, T. M. 
Fullerton, W. Sturges, W. E. Con- 


WEST WISCONSIN CO 





way, J. M. Wells, M. Wool 
M’Ginley, W. Hamilton—138. 
Qursr. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died? 
John Knibbs, Sellic 0. Browne 
—2, 
(See obituaries, p. 325.) 


Serred, and to what Conferences ? 
EB. L. Seamans, to North In- 
diana; Thomas W. North, to Wis- 
consin—2, 
Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 


Edwin Tench. 


'Quzst. 25, Have any been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 26. Have any been permiited 
to Withdraw under Charges? 


None. 


Quest. 27. Have any been Expelled ? 
None. 


Quest. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers-of Appeals ? 

James Evans, C. Cook, 8S. 8. 
Benedict, W. Haw, George W. 
Case, H. D. Jenks, J. D. Bach- 
man—7, 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year 2 
(See tabulated statement, p. 426.) 


Quest. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$4,600. 


Quest. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$1,058 86, 


which has been applied under 
order of the Conference. 


Qusst. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in the State 
of Wisconsin.] 
EAU CLAIRE DISTRICT. 
J. Tresipper, P.E. 
(P. O., Eau Claire.) 


Arcadia, to be supplied. 

Augusta, William Haw. 

Beef Slough, B. Nott. 

Black River Falls, G. W. Z. Brown. 

Chippewa Falls, Z. Bradford. 

Durand, @. D. Browne. 

Eau Claire: Barstow Street, W. 

W. Hurd. 

Lake Street, A. UM. Pilcher 

Eau Claire Cireuit, R. Smith. 

Greenwood, WN. C. Bradley. 

Humbnrd and Fairchild, Welliam 
Galloway. 

Loyal, G. N. Foster. 

Merrillan and Alma Centre, to be 
supplied. 


Quest. 22., Have any been nes? 













fodena, Yokom, 

Mondovi, Doughty. 
Neiilsville, J. D. Brothers. 
Sechlerville, J. J. Austin. : 
Thorp and Cadott, to be supplied. 
Whitehall, to be supplied. 





HUDSON DISTRICT. 
M. Benson, P.E. 
(P. O., Hudson.) 


Alabama, to be supplied. 
Arkansaw, W. Massee. 

Clear Lake, J. H. M’Manus. 
Cumberland, G. W. Smith. 
Ellsworth, W. H. Kellogg. 
Hammond, J. Zvans, 
Hudson, 8., W..Trousdale. 
Knapp, W/O. Ross. 
Louisville} J. Holt. 

Maiden Rock, #. B. Russell. 
Menomonee, J, B. Bachman. 
New Richmond, A. J. Davis. 
Osceola, P I. Jones. 

Pepin, M. J. Robinson. 
Prairie Farm, W. 8. York. 
Prescott, 4. W. Bushnell. 
Rice Lake, to be Gi a cae 
River Falls, H. Dockham. 
Saint Croix Falls, to be supplied. 
Shell Lake, to be supplied. 
Superior, J. Haw. 
Woodville, -@, WV. Foster. 


LA CROSSE DISTRICT. 
M. B. Baucn, P.E. 
(P. 0., De Soto.) 


Chaseburg and Newton, to be sup- 
plied. 
De Soto, J. 7. Morgans. 
Elroy, D. Clingman. 
Galesville, Z. NV. Wooley. 
Kendall, to be supplied. 
La Crosse: First Church, G. W. 
Case. 
Second Church, C. R. Keller- 
man, 
La Grange, LB. Richardson. 
Melrose, 1. NW. Adrian. -. 
Mount Sterling, J. Barnett. 
Onalaska, -/. H. Avery. 


| Sparta, J. D. Searles. 


Sparta Cireuit, W. W. Wheaton. 


|Springville and Liberty Pole, 7, 


Crouch. 


'Tomah, B. W. Fulmer. 
| Viola, to be supplied. 


Viroqua, E. Trimm. 


| West Branch, Z. J. Snodgrass. 


West Salem and Minden, W. 
MM? Milian. 


Wonewoe, #. H, MU” Kenzie. 


is MADISON DISTRICT. 
E. L. Eaton, P.E. 
(@®, O., Madison.) 


Albany, /. Howarth. 
Argyle, D. M. Sinclair. 
Avoca, J. Medd. 

Black Earth, W. F, De Lap. 
Blue River, to be supplied. 
Boscobel, 1. PF. Nuzwn. 
Broadhead, G. W. Nuzum. 
Dane, 7. Lawson. 
Excelsior, to be supplied. 
Juda, 7. J. Lewis. 
Madison, S. W. Horner, 
Mazomanie, to be supplied. 
Mill Creek, to be supplied. 










7. Tyucke. 

A. Willey. 

|. F. Cowling. 
wartz. 


n, J. D. Tull. 

] S. 8S, Benedict. 
Spring Green, F. M. Haight. 
Verona, W. Woodruff. 

Waugeka, to be supplied. 


PLATTEVILLE DISTRICT. 
H. Goopsztt, P.E. 

: (P, O., Platteville.) 
Belmont, J. F. Zeigler. 
Benton, G. A. Joslin. 
Bloomington, J. Sims. 
Darlington, 2. W. Allen. 
Dodgeville, Z B. Bickford. 
Fayette, W. Shepherd. 
Fennimore, J. M. Phelps. 
Georgetown, R. Brown. 
Hazel Green, J. Harris. 






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WEST WISCONSIN CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Lancaster, A. Z. Tull. 

Linden, &. Burnip. 

Mineral Point, #. #. Clough. 

Montfort, J. Steele. 

Patch Grove, -/. Jefferson. 

Platteville, B. #. Wheeler. 

Shellsburg, C. Cook. 

State Line, J. #. Webster. : 

Washburn and Reney, to be sup- 
plied. 


PORTAGE DISTRIOT. 
W. R. Inisu, P.E. 
(PR. O., Mauston.) 

Ashland, to be supplied. 
Baraboo, W. J. W Yay. 
Bayfield, J. Claflin. 
Big Spring, to be supplied. 
Colby and Unity, to be supplied. 
Colomaand Friendship, #. Yocwm. 
Delton and Kilbourn, 4. 7. Briggs. 
Ironton, J. Havens. 
Lodi, &. Pengilly. 
Mauston, & L. Hart. 


277 


Medford, C. Barker. 

Merrimac and Prairie du Sac, W. 
H, Chynoweth. , 

Necedah, C. Lrish. 

New Lisbon, J. T. Bryan. 

North Freedom, G. 4. Fulcher. 

Plainfield, J. P. Greer. 

Portage, Ad. S. Collins. 

Poynette, R. W. Nicholas. 

Reedsburg, L. C. Booth. 

Spencer and Marshfield, ZH. D. 
Jenks, 

Strong’s Prairie, George W. Case. 

Westfield, to be supplied. 

George Benham, Colporteur of 
American Bible Society—mem- 
ber of Melrose Quarterly Conf. 

W. D. Atwater, J. I. Bartholomew, 
A. F. Thompson, Black Hills 
Mission. 


re 83. Where shall the next 








Conference be held ? 
Dodgeville, Wisconsin. 





ae acl ar 


R IOWA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Mason City, Ia., Oct. 1-6, 1884. 


BISHOP BOWMAN, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

J. 8. W Cord, from Central fli- 
nois; G. S. Scott, from North 
Ohio; H. G. Sedgwick, from Wis- 
consin; Gideon F. Draper, from 
Central New York; Frank E. Du 
Bois, from North-west Iowa; 4. 
H. Ames, from Baltimore—6. 


Who are Admitted on 

Trial ? 

William H. Kresge, Edward J. 
Lockwood, Earnest R. Lemen, 
Francis A. Wyrick, Robert Bag- 
nall, William S. Craft, Edward 
Lee, Frank P. Shaffer, Harry B. 
Long, John A. Davis, John Gam- 
mon, Jr., Herman ©. Stuntz, 
William H. Carlton—13. 


Quest. 8. Who Remain on Trial? 

Wilbur C. Madison, Ruloff A. 
Chase, William Pearce, Frank E. 
Day, William F. Pitner, Jacob B. 
Metcalf, Joseph A. Dobson, Or- 
ville K--Maynard, William H. 
Lusted, Joseph R, A. Hanner, 
John Bretnall, Roswell K. Pierce, 
R. M. F. Hurlburt—i1s. 


Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 
Qunst. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 

Edwin A. Hawn, William G. 
Harper, Robert A. Miller, Fred- 
erick P. Cassady, Hiram F. Nor- 
ton, Levi M. Green, Frank E. Du 
Bois—7. winghi 

- Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 

William M. Lemen, from local 

ranks, 


Quest. 2. 





Quest. 7. Who are Leceived on 

Credentials from other Churches ? 

| True A Miller, from the United 
Brethren of Christ. 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
| ers have been elected Deacons ? 

' Edwin A. Hawn, William G. 
Harper, Hiram F. Norton, Frank 
E. Du Bois—4. 


Quest. 9.- What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
Edwin A. Hawn, William G. 
| Harper, Hiram F. Norton, Frank 
E. Du Bois—4. 

Quest. 10. Whut Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons? 
None. 
| Quust. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons? 
None. 

Quzst. 12. Who are the Traveling 

| Deacons of the Kirst Class ? 

| Charles L. Gould, De Witt 
Clinton, Robert A. Miller, Fred- 
erick P. Cassady, Levi M. Green, 
William G. Harper, Edwin ‘A. 
Hawn, Hiram F. Norton, Frank 
E. Du Bois—9. 


Quest. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
William W. Ross, Alexander M. 
M’Intosh, A. M. Sanford, William 
Montgomery, John W. Hancher, 
Francis J. Norton, Daniel M. 
Parker—7. 
Quusr. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders? . 
Thomas Oliver, James M. Po- 
land, Luther Lockhard, William 








SAMUEL W. HEALD, Secretary. 


A. Pottle, Gideon F. Draper, 
William H. Slingerland—6. 


Qvzst. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders ? 
Thomas Oliver, Jas. M. Poland, 
Luther Lockhard, Wm. A. Pottle, 
Gideon F. Draper, William H. 
Slingerland—6. 


Qursr. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Hiders? 
None. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

C. A.. Hawn, O. H. Sprowl, J. 
Ridlington, J. H. Richardson, L. 
§. Keagle, John Dawson, J. W. 
Kynett, W. 8. Skinner, G. W. 
Rogers, E. G. Waite, 8. B. Malt- 
bie, J. S. Eberhart, De Witt Clin- 
ton, L. Taylor, W. H. Miller, L. 
8. Hindman, C. L. Gould, W. W. 
Smith, W. O. Glassner, J. W. 
Platt, William Cumming, John 
Dolph, John M. Parks, Hiram F. 
Norton, W. Brush, Frank E. Du 
Bois, E. S. Brogelt, B. C. Ham- 
mond, C. F. M’Lean—29. 


Quusr. 19. Whoare the Superan- 
quuated Preachers ? 

J. F. Wilcox, Uriah Eberhart, 
J. G. Wilkinson, J. W. Gould, 
E. Skinner, H. Taylor, B. Hol- 
com, J. C. Ayres, H, Pilbeam, 
O. M. Session, J. L. Kelley, A. G. 
Woods, D. N. Holmes, 8. J. Gox- 
sard, A. Brunson, I. Newton, W. 
Young, J. Montgomery, L. R 





Ward, H. W. Houghton, J. L. 
Paine, P. E. Miller, A. M. Smith, 


278 


H. Warner, J. M. Rankin, J. Hur- 
_rell, G. W. Jenkins, Cc. W. Burgess, 
J. A. Wilson, J. H. Kepple—s0. 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 


each Preacher Examined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 
Quest. 21. Have any Died ? 
S. Y. Harmer, Nathaniel Jones, 
R. Norton, 8. C. Frear—4. 
(See obituaries, p. 342.) 


Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 

H. W. Burnett, to Ilinois; G. 
W. White, to Southern California ; 
N.E.Harman, to Southern Illinois ; 
L. C. Woodford, to North-west 
Iowa; F. M. Robertson and J. A. 
Ward, to Puget Sound; G. W, 
Pratt, to North-west Iowa; George 
Elliott, to Baltimore—s. 


Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 


Noue. 


' Quzst. 25. Have any been Located? 
None. 


Quest. 26. Have any been permitied 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 


None. 
Quest. 27. Have any been Hxpelled ? 
None. 


Quzst. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

J. H. Rigby, T. E. Fleming, F. 
B. Cherrington, J. S. M’Intire, 
- R. W. Miller, J. C. M’Gee, G. W. 
Brindell—7. 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 429.) 


Qusst. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$2,850. 


Quest. 31. What hasbeen Received 
on these Claims, and how has é 
been Applied ? 

$2,312 45, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference. 


Quest. 82. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


[These appointments are all in the State 
of Iowa.] 


CEDAR FALLS DISTRICT. 
D. S. Herren, P.E. 
(P. O., Cedar Falls.) 


Allison and Dumont, F. E. Day. 
Brandon, J. J. Littler. 

Cedar Falls, 8. W. Heald. 
Cedar Falls Cireuit, J. Bowman. 
Clarkesville, A. S. Cochran. 
Frederica, to be supplied, 
Greene, BA. Wright. — 
Hansell, to be supplied, 





UPPER IOWA CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Janesville, S. Knéekerbocker, 
Jessup, C. H. Taylor. 
La Porte, O. K. Maynard, 
Marble Rock, W. Pearce. _ 
Mount Auburn, uf 7. Smedley. 
Nashua, /. WW. HHancher 
New Hartford, J. Bretnall. 
Nora Springs, H. B. Lone. 
Northwood, }¥. A. Pottle. 
Parkersburg, J. 8. HW? Intive, 
Plainfield, W. G. Harper. 
Plymouth, W. H. Lusted. 
Raymond, LZ, Caélin, 
Rockford, J. H. Hoskyn. 
Shell Rock, J. A. Dobson. 
Sumner, J. R. A. Hanner. 
Waterloo: Grace Church, J. H. 
Rhea. 
Jetterson Street, J. G. Van Ness. 
Waterloo Circuit, to be supplied. 
Waverly, Jf H. Smith. 


CEDAR RAPIDS DISTRICT. 
Joun T. Crippen, P.E. 
(P, O., Cedar Rapids.) 


Anamosa, FP. £. Brush. 

Cedar Rapids, 4. O. Pratt. 

Central City, Z. MM. Hevans. 

Centre Point, Robert Bagnall. 

Dysart, W. F. Pitner, . 

Fairfax, BD. C. Burnes. 

Garrison, J. B. Metealf. 

fowa City, 2. D. Parsons. 

Laneworthy, to be supplied. 

Lisbon, Welléam MW. tien 

Marion, &. W. Peebles 

Marion Circuit, @. 2. Draper. 

Marysville, Edward Lee. 

ienbanreatliey S. S. Bradford, 

Mount Vernon, F. B. Cherring- 
ton. 

Norway, to be supplied. 

Oasis, a “An Cool 

Prairieburg, Joseph Cook. 

Shellsburg and Palo, John <A. 
Davis. 

Solon, J. M. Poland. 

Springville, #. G. Waite. 

Stanwood, William Cobb 

Tipton, Hugene May. 

Traer, G. B. Shoemaker, 

Vinton, H. S. Church. 

Vinton Circuit, F. P. Shaffer. 

Viola, W. 8. Craft. 

West Branch, Reese Wolf, 

A, J. Kynett, Secretary of the 
Board of Church Extension— 
member of Mount Vernon 
Quarterly Conference, 

W. F. King, President; Hugh 
Boyd, Professor; J. B. Albrodk, 
Agent, of Cornell College — 
members of Mount Vernon 
Quarterly Conference, 

O. J. Squire, District Superin- 
tendent of the American Bible 
Society—member of Mount Ver- 
non Quarterly Conference. 


S. N. Fellows, Professor in Iowa 


State University — member of 


Iowa City Quarterly Confer- 
ence, 
H. H. Faivall, Secretary of Amer- 
ican and Foreign: Christian 
Union—member of Iowa City 

Quarterly Conference. 

EL. W. Jeffries, Sunday-school 
Agent—member of Meunt Ver- 
non Quarterly Conference, 


| 





DECORAH DIS" x 

W, KV Paxton, P.E. 
cP.O., Charles City.) 
Burr Oak, F. P. Cassady. 
| Caimer, A. M, M’Intosh. 
G 
c 


harles City, Horace 2, Warner, 
lermont, O. AL Newelé. 

Creseo, G. We Ballow. 

Decorah, J. AM. Ferris. 

Elkader, Z, NV. aL? Kee. 

Floyd, i. Ketchum. 

Frankville, to be supplied. 

Fredericksburg, R. dicher. 

Tonia, to be supplied: 

Lansing, R. K. eae 

Lime Spring, William Ross. 

Luana, ../, 2. Cameron. 

M’Gregor, W. B. Mabry. 

Mitchell and Ansgar, C. Z/. Gram- 


ey. 
Monona, R. A. Miller. 
National, J. Gammon, Jr. 
New Albin, L. M. Green. 
New Hampton, D. M, Parker. 
New Haven, to be supplied. 
Osage, S. Ww. Tragham. 
Postville, S. 7. Ww’ Adm. 
Riceville, to be supplied, 
Ridgeway, Zhomas Oliver. 
Staceyville, J B. Jones. 
Waukon, /. C. AW’ Gee. 
Windsor, to be supplied. 


DAVENPORT DISTRICT. 
A. C. Manwert, P.E. 

(P. O,, Clinton.) 
Camanche, H. G@. Sedgwick. 
Centre Junction, 8. Goodselt. 
Clarence, S. .d. Lee. 

Clinton, W. 2. Barelay. 
Davenport: First Chureh. J. 8. 
M Cora. 

Fourteenth Street, W. Lease. 
Delmar and Walton, W. #. Dove. 
De Witt, E. A. Hawn. 

Ellwood, 2. Swearenger. 

Inland, W. #. J? Cormack. 

Le Claire, Herbert #. Warner. 
Lowden and Grand Mound, B. D. 

Alden. 

Lyons, Nathaniel Pye. 

Maquoketa, 2. C. Wolfe, 

Miles, J. 7. Spry. 

Monmouth, to-be supplied. 

Olin, J. A, Beall. 

Oxford Mills, 4A. I. Sanford, 

Preston, J. F. Baker. 

Sabula, 2. W. Gould. 

Wilton Cirenit, D, Batten. 

Wyoming, 2. W. Coates. 

W. N. Chaffee, Conferenee Evan- 
gelist — member of Clarence 

Quarterly Conference. 


DUBUQUE DISTRICT, 
Hi. H. Green, P.E, 
(P. O., Epworth.) 


Bellevue, 7. N. Blodgett. 

Centre Grove, W. ©. Madison: 

Colesburg, to be supplied, 

Cottage Hill, W. H. Carlton. 

Delhi, Adam LZolm. LB 

Dubuque: Main Street, A. JZ. 
Ames. , 

Dubuque Circuit, @. B. Crinklar. 

Dyersville, ZC. Lusk, 

Parlville, L. M. Pratt. 

Edgewood, L. L, Lockhard. 

Epworth, G. 2. Manning, 







3. Cooley. 
estwood. 


_ K. Shiffer. 

, J. W. Clinton. 

Lamont, W. Montgomery. 

Manchester, G. W. Brindell. 

Masonville and Winthrop, E. R. 
Lemen. 

Maynard, E. J. Lockwood. 

Monticello, @, S. Scott. 

Quasqueton, G. L. Garrison, 

Silver Creek Circuit, William H. 
‘Kresge. 

Strawberry Point, F. J. Norton. 

West Union, W. B. Davis. 

Jv W. Bissell, President; £. L. 
Thorp, Vice-President, of Upper 
Jowa University —members of 
Fayette Quarterly Conference. 





UPPER IOWA CONFERENCE, 1884. 


MARSHALLTOWN DISTRICT. 

E. L. Mintzer, P.E. 

(P. O., Marshalltown.) 
Ackley, Asa Critchfield. - 
Albion, C, M. Wheat. 
Beaman, J. Haymond. 

Belle Plain, 2. W. Walner. 
Blairstown, J. G. Palmer. 
Chelsea, to be supplied. 
Dryden, to be supplied. 
Eldora, Thomas Simmons: 
Geneva, 7. A. Miller. 
Gilman, J. H, Hayward. 
Grundy Centre, &. N. Harhart. 
Hampton, /. WM. Coleman. 
lowa Falls, B. C. Corey. 

Le Grand, H. C. Stuntz. 
Marshalltown, J. B. Casebeer. 
Mason City. J. H. Rigby. 
Montour, P. J. Leonard. 





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=I 
Jo) 


Rhinebeck, R. A. Chase. 

Rockwell, J. 1. Haweett. 

State Centre, W. A. Slinger 
land. } 

Tama City, F. X. Miller. 

Toledo, 8. C. Brunson. 

Toledo Circuit, to be supplied. 

Union, . Bayley. 

Lewis Hartsough, C. B. Hager, E. 
Hoskyn, to Dakota Mission. 

8. HE. Snider, Missionary to Mon- 
tana. 

R. W. Keeler, Professor in The- 
ology in Central Tennessee Col- 
lege—member of Toledo Quar- 
terly Conference. 


Qursr. 33. Where shall the net 
Conference be held? 


At Toledo. 





BAST OHIO CONFERENCE, 


Hield in Youngstown, Ohio, Oct. 1-6, 1884. 


BISHOP WARREN, Presiding. 


Who are Received by 


Quest. 1. 
and from what Con- 


Transfer, 
ferences? 
J. M. Barker, from North Ohio} 
E. K. Young, trom Des Moines; 
David Davies, from West Virginia ; 
EB. D. Holtz, trom Pittsburg; C. 
W. Harshman, from Florida; Ben- 
jamin F. Forsythe, from Detroit 


QueEst. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 
John 8. Gamble, John D. Kaho, 
Hiram F. Thompson, Milo M. 


Miner, Thomas Wood—s. 


Quast. 3. Who Remain'on Trial? 
John M. Keck, John W. Eicher, 

John §. Hollingshead, Benjamin 

F. Forsythe, 

yphus KR. Jacob, Edward B. Wil- 

son—T. 

Quest. 4. Who are Discontinwed ? 

None. 


5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? : 

- James L. Herron, Ira J. Harris, 
Luther §. Rader, Henry L. Steves, 
William H. Dickerson, Jesse L 
Mills, John D. Nulton, Edgar 8. 
Bowers, Charles T. aah ero, 
$s. J@hnson, Stephen J. Loyd, 
George T. Norris, John ©, Smith, 
John §. Secrest, Thomas H. Tay- 
lor—16. L 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None. 


Quest. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches 2 
None. 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 


Ira J. Harris, Luther 8. Rader, 
Henry L. Steves, W illiam H. Dick- 


QUEST. 


John F, Fisher, Jose~ 








erson, John D. Nulton, Charles T. 
Petty, Leroy 8S. Johnson, Stephen 
J. Loyd, John C. Smith, John §. 
Secrest, Thomas H. Taylor—11. 


Qusst. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
Ira J. Harris, Luther S. Rader, 
Henry L. Steves, William H. Dick- 
erson, John D. Nulton, Charles Ate 
Petty, 
J. Loyd, John C, Smith, John S. 
Secrest, Thomas H. Taylor—11. 


Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
John F. Fisher, John D. Kaho, 
John L. Geiler, James D. Knapp, 
Jobn B. England—s. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
John F. Fisher, John D. Kaho, 
John L. Geiler, James D. Knapp, 
John B, England—s. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveding 
Deacons of the First Class ? 

James L. Herron, lra J. Harris, 
Luther 8. Rader, Henry L. Steves, 
William H. Dickerson, Jesse L 
Mills, John D. Nulton, Edgar 8. 
Bowers, Charles T. Petty, Leroy 
§. Johnson, Stephen J. Loyd, 
George T. Norris, John C. Smith, 
: ohn §. Secrest, Thomas H. Tay- 
or—16. 


Quust. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class? 
John J. Wallace, Henry IB}: 
Stauffer, Joseph W. Satterthwaite, 
Levi L. Fisher, Andrew C. Ellis, 
Charles E. Locke, Anthony -C. 
Welch, Charles W. Harshman—8. 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Hiders ? 


David Davies, Jas.G. Slusser—2. 












Leroy 8. Johnson, Stephen 


WM. H. LOCKE, Secretary. 


Quzst. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have becn ordained Elders ? 


David Davies, James G. Slusser 


—2, 


Quest. 16.. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders ? 


None. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Hlders ? 


None. 


Qusst. 18. Who ae the Super- 
numerary Preachers ? 


Joseph Shaw, J. D. Norton, A. 
D. Morton, Moses Hill, Walter 
Brown, A. D. M’Cormick, T. H. 
Armstrong, G. §. Umpleby—s. 


Quusr. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


I. Dallas, 8. Baker, S. Hubbard, 
J. Drummond, C. RB. Chapon A. 
Reeves, T. R. Radcliff, . Lewis, — 
L. Petty, C. H. Jackson, J. Phil-_ 
lips, P. K. M’Cue, E. P. Jacob, 8. 
Franklin, R. L. Blackmar, C. 
Brown, H. D. Cole, 8. W. Ingra- 
ham, W. R. Johnson, H. Kinsley, 
J. M’Lean, B. O. Plimpton, ©. 
Prindle, E. T. Wheeler, J. Wrig- 
glesworth, S. Wilkinson, H. Kel- 
logg, N. C. Brown, J. F,. Brown, 
A. Pas R. Gray, J. C. Russell, 
H. N. Stearns, E. Wade, Aaa 
Moore, L. B. King, Pp. W. Sher- 
wood, D. Gordon, M. Williams, J. 
Coil, R. W. Crane, D. Rhodes, L. 
w. Ely, T. B. Tait, L. E. Beards- 
ley, J. Wright, W. EF. Wilson, T. 
—D. Blinn, J. B. Hammond, J. D. 
Leggett, F. D. Fast, J. M. Bray, 
David Mizener, J, R. Cooper, 
Samuel Crouse, John Tribby—a6. 


280 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Heamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Haveany Died ? 
V. Lake, I. N. M’Abee, Thomas 
Guy, James Shields—4, 
(See obituaries, p. 824.) 


QugsT. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Jerred, and to what Conferences? 


Lt. 2. M? Bride, to Kansas; A. 


G. Wiisou, to Minnesota; J. F.' 


Ekey and W. A. Matson, to North- 
west Kansas; B. Ff. Beazelle, to 
Pittsburg; W. H. Pearce, to Erie 
—6. 


QUEST. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 
Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request 2 
J. J. Excell, J. H. Ekey—2. 
Quast. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 


QUEST. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 


None. 
Quest. 27. Haveany been Kupelled ¢ 
fone. 


QUEST. 28. Who are selected for 
Trievs of Appeals ? 

Jay 8. Youmans, G. W. Gray, 
Benjamin. Excell, John Brown, 
William Peregoy, S. F. Minor, W. 
A. Davidson—7. 


QuzEst. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 432.) 


Quest, 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$6,000. 


-QuEst. 81. What has been Received 
on. these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$5,500 31, 

which Has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


QuEST. 82. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in the State 
of Ohio.] 


AKRON DISTRICT. 
Syzvester Bort, P.E, 
(P. O., Ravenna, O.) 


Akron: First Church, 7. X. Young. 
Second Church, W. LZ. Stutz. 
Bedford, J. W. Campbell. 
Braceville, 7, #. Phillips. 
Bristolville, 7. W. Lane. 
Charlestown, W. NV. Webster, 
Cuyahoga Falls, J. R. Keyes. 
Deertield, /. W. Moore. 
Edenburg, Joseph Gledhill. 
Garrettsville, C. E. Locke, 
Hudson, G. T. Norris. 
Kent, #. J. Smith. 
Leavittsburg, Moses Scott. 
Mantua, J. R. Jacob. 
Mogadore, C, W. Harshman, 


EAST OHIO CONFERENCE, 


Nelson, E. B. Wilson. 

Newton Falls, J. M. Barker. 
North Bloomfield, J. F. Fisher. 
Pleasant Valley, George Crooks. 
Ravenna, &. Al. Hreshwater, 
Rootstown, I. J. Harris. 
Talmadge, J. 1. Huston. 
Twinsburg, W. H. Pearson. 
Warren, G. W. Gray. 3 
West Farmington, Samuel Collier. 
Windham, 4. 8. Jackson. 
Windsor, A. 7. Copeland. 


BARNESVILLE DISTRICT. 
Lovis Painn, P.E. 
(P. 0., Barnesville.) 
Antioch, to be supplied. 
Armstrong, L. L. Fisher. 
Barnesville, 8. L. Binkley. 
Barnesville Cireuit, C, 
thorn. 
Beallsville, J. D. Doan. 
Bellaire, John Walliams, 
Centreville, CO. M. Holleté. 
Clarington, to be supplied. 
Fairview, W. D. Starkey. 
Hannibal, J. #. Garrett. 
Hendrysburg, Matthew Moses. 
Miltonsburg, Jesse L. Mills. 
Morristown, J. W. Fouts. 
Powhattan, W. Darby. 
Quaker City, J. 4. Wright. 
Saint Clairsville, W. H. Haskell. 
Somerton, David Davies. 
South Bellaire, T. H. Taylor. 
Washington, 1. BL. Edwards. 
Winchester, 0. H. Edwards. 
W oodsfield,. H. D. Stauffer, 


CAMBRIDGE DISTRICT. 
W.L. Drxon, P.E, 
(PB. 0., Cambridge.) 
Bethel, W. Peregoy. 
Beverly, A. C. Ellis. 
Brownsville, Stephen Cummings, 
Byersville, A.W. Gruber. 
Caldwell, G. IZ. Wilson. 
Cambridge, J. R. Mills. 
Carlisle, M. M. Miner, 
Coal Run, J. D. Kaho. 
Dexter City, B. F. Forsythe. 
Dunean’s Falls, James Walls. 
Freedom, Z. C. Paugh. 
Lebanon, to be supplied. 
Lynch, to be supplied. 
M’Connellsville, J. H. Merchant. 
Morgan, E. S. Bowers. 
Mount Zion, #. A, Williams. 
Newport, J. #. Starkey. 
Norwich, J. W. Satterthwaite. 
Rich Hill, W. A. Piggott. 
Salem Cireuit, L. 8. Johnson. 
Senecayille, 2. D. Waltz. 
Stafford, J. K. Shaffer. 
Summerfield, 7. /. Ream. 
Unionville, C. T, Petty. 


CANTON DISTRICT. 
W. H. Wizson, P.E, 
(P. O., Canton.) 


Allianee, J. W. Toland. 
Canton: First Church, C. V. 
son, 

Simpson, J. H. Rogers. 
Carrollton, J. LZ. Wilson. 
Columbiana, 2. G. Hdmonds, 
Damascus, /. 4A. Hunter, 
East Palestine, 4. W. Butts, 
Elkton, Harlan Appleton, 


Wil- 


B. Hen- | 





Greentown, ¢/. V 
Hanoverton, 7. W. A 
Leetonia, A. J. Lane. 
Malvern, John Stephens. 
Marlborough, W. 4. Clark. 
Massillon, W. oJ. Wilson, 
Mechanicstown, J. W. Weaver. — 
Minerva, A. H. Keeler. 

Mount Union, B #. Hdgell. 

New Cumberland, A. C. Welch. 

New Lisbon, J. 7/, Conkle. 

Paris, to be supplied. 

Salem, John Brown, 

Sandyville, Z. 2. Hollister. 

Waynesburg, G. W. Dennis. 

O. N. Hartshorn, President; J. 
iM. Carr, Financial Agent, of 
Mount Union College-——-mem- 
bers of Mount Union Quarterly 

| Conference. 






| CLEVELAND DISTRICT. 
W. W. Casz, P.E. 
(P, 0., Cleveland.) 

Bissell’s, 1, /. Hunscher. 

Burton, G. &. Oliver. 

Chagrin Falls, &. BP. Edmonds. — 

Chardon, S. #. Minor. 

Cleveland: Broadway, A. J. Hiate. 
Central Church, A. AH. Nor- 

Cross, 
East Cleveland, C. £. Manches- 
ter. —— 
Euclid Avenue, J. S. Youmans. 
Kinsman Street, Dillon Prosser. 
Scoville Avenue, D. H. Muller: 
South Park, 2. H. Yingling. 
is Street, W.. A. Ying- 
ing. 
Woodiend Avenue, S. dd. Hick- 
MAN. 

Concord, to be supplied. 

Geneva, Harvey Webb. 

Glenville, HZ. W. Kellogg. 

Huntsburg, C. W. Reeves. 

Madison, G. J. Bliss. 

Mayfield, J. L. Herron —— 

Mechanicsville, J. G. Slusser.. 

Mentor, J, M. Keck. 

Montville, W. 2. Swtth. 

North Geneva, 8. U. Warner. 

Nottingham, J. H. Yagg. 

Painesville, W. Z. Davidson. 

Perry, LZ. H. Stewart. 

Saybrook, Benjamin Hucell. 

Thompson, H. L, Steves. 

Warrensville, L. 8. Rader. 

Welshfield, D, Rowland. 

Willoughby, #. 2. Jones. 

EL. S. Gillette, District Superin- 
tendent of American Bible 
Society — member of Central 
Church, Cleveland, Quarterly 
Conference. 

W. Sampson, Superintendent of 
Children’s Aid Society mem- 
ber of Euclid Avenue, Cleve- 

, land, Quarterly Conference. 

Ff. A. Archibald, Conference 
Agent of Sunday-school Union 
—member of Euclid Avenue, 
Cleveland, Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 

J. £&. Cory, Superintendent. of 
Cleveland Home Missions — 
member of Central Chureb, 
Cleveland, Quarterly Confer- 
ence, 





SSOURST yl 


EAST OHIO CONFERENCE, 


NEW PHILADELPHIA DIST. 
Ezra Hinescey, P:E. 
-(P. O., New Philadelphia.) 
Adamsville, Luther Timberlake, 
Thomas Wood. 
Asbury, Hiram Miller. 
Athens, H. M. Rader. 
Bethel, J. H. Starrett. 
Cadiz, S. Y. Kennedy. 
Coshocton, W. A. Davidson. 
Deersville, MZ. J. Slutz. 
Flashing, J. J. Jackson. 
Freeport, D. H. Lee, one to be 
supplied. 
Gnadenhutten, John Beetham. 
Holmes, J. S. Gamble. 
Leavittsville, J. #. Huddleston. 
Leesville, 7. W. Anderson. 
Liberty, V. B. Stewart. 
Londonderry, to be supplied. 
Minersville, D. W. Knoyhé. 
New Philadelphia, W. H. Locke. 
Philadelphia Plains, W. H. Dick- 
erson. ' 
Plainfield, D. C. Knowles. 
Scio. W. D. Stevens. 
Tyrone, MU. C. Grimes. , 
Urichsville, George B. Smith. 
West Union, J. W. Eicher. 
STEUBENVILLE DISTRICT. 
F A. R. CHAPMAN, P.E. 
(P. 0., Scio.) 
Bloomfield, 2. 8. Sirah. 
Bridgeport, 2. /. Heeler. 





Bridgeport Cireuit, John 8. Se- 
erestiia) > 2 
fast Liverpool, L. W. Day. 
Rast Springtield, 7. £ Swaney. 
Harlem Springs, J. A. Grimes. 
Highlandtown, Jobn J. Wal- 
iace. : 
Martin’s Ferry, #7. D. Holtz. 
Mingo, to be supplied. 
New Somerset, 8. J. Loyd. 
Richmond, 1 A. Rader. — 
Salineville, Zsaiah Winters. 
Smithfield, J. J, Jagram. 
teubenville: First Church, 7 
Hollingshead. 
Hamline, &. &. Randvlph. 
Thomson and Finley, J. C. 


Smith. 

|'Toronto, John 8. Hollings- 
head. 

Unionport, J. D. Nulton. 
Warrenton, .V. C. Worthing- 
ton. 


Wellsville, W. A, Rider. 
Wintersville, /. Q. A. Jiller. 
YOUNGSTOWN DISTRICT. 
E. A. Smons, P.E. 
(P. 0., Painesville.) 


Andover, H. A. Vobbledick. 
Ashtabula, JZ W. Dadlias. 
Canfield, 8. W. M? Crure. 
Colebrook, to be supplied. 


1 Conneaut, J. W. King. 








18s. - 281 
Courtland, 7. S. Hodgson. 
Dorset, /. 2. Hoover. 

Girard, 4. 2. Hdimonds. 

Green, L B, Goodrich. 

Gustavus, JZ. G. M’ Cuslin. 

Hubbard, 7. J. Aurtz. 

Jackson, Gabriel Dunmire. 

Jefferson, W. ZH. Seeley. 

Kellogysville, # L. Chalker. 

Kingsville, 0. W. Holmes. 

Kinsman, D. W. Chandler. 

Lowell, /. 2. 2odler, 

Mineral Ridge, 7. J. Buker. 

Niles, C. 7. Aingsbury. 

Orangeville, O. G. St. John. 

Orwell, D. A. Pierce. 

Poland, -/. D. Vail. 

Rieamond, Hiram F. Thomp- 
son. 

Rock Creek, 7. M1? Cleary. 

Vienna, #, 8. Baker. 

Williamsficld, Georye Elliott. 

Youngstown: Frst Churen, D. C. 

Osborne. 
Henrictta Street, 4. H. Dor- 
ner. 

EZ. B. Webster, Principal of Grand 
River Institute —member of 
Jefferson Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 


Quest. 83. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


Barnesville. 





WEST VIRGINIA CONFERENCHE,. 


Held in Buckhannon, W. Va., Oct. 1-6, 1884. 


BISHOP WALDEN, Presiding. 


Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
erences? 

A. B. Rohrbaugh, from South- 
ern Illinois. 


Quest. 2. Who are Admitted on 

Trial ? 

Charles F. Bollinger, Sanford 
P. Archer, William P. Weekley, 
Taylor Richmond, Charles E. 
Clark, Lorenzo D. Haines—6. 


Quust. 8. Who Remam on Trial? 

Thomas E. Galway, James D. 
Keyser, Columbus W. Cox, 
George W. Kepler, Elijah R. 
Skidmore, William H. Cooper, 
David F, Carder, George W. 
Marston, Addison A. Nichols—9. 


Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 
Quust. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 


David A. Friend, Watson R. 
Hennon, Richard B. Ward, Silas 


PD. Tamblyn, Perry C. Mays, 
William W. King, Robert E. 
Wood. = 


Quest. 5. Who are Re-admitted ? 
John Norris, Marion Taylor—2. 


5 








—_—— 


Quest. 7. Who are Received on 
Oredentials from other Churches ? 
Levi. Cross, from United Breth- 
ren Church. 


Qusst. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
Watson R. Hennon, Richard B. 
Ward, William W. King, Robert 
B. Woodruff—4. 


Quust. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
Watson R. Hennen, Richard B. 

Ward, William W. King, Robert 

E. Woodruff—4. . 


Quest. 10. What Local Preachers, 


have been elected Deacons? 
Alexander B. Williams, An- 
thony Mustoe, Thomas C, Ex- 
line—3, 
Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
Alexander B. Williams, An- 
thony Mustoe, Thomas C. Ex- 
line—3. 
Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
David A. Friend, Watson R. 
Hennon, Richard B. Ward, Silas 


D. Tamblyn, Perry C. Mays, : 





GEO. C. WILDING, Secretary. 


William W: King, Robert E. 
Woodruff, Newton M.. Somer- 
ville, Francis N. Lynch—?. 


Quust. 13. Who are the Traveling 

Deacons of the Second Class? 

William B. Trevey, Millard F. 
Dryden, Clinton B. Meredith, 
Frederick Cottrill, James 8. Bore- 
man, William Hunter, George W. 
Grimes, Archibald’ Moore, James 
A. Martin, Lorenzo D. Bryan, 
Deloraine Upton—11. 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Hlders 2 
Anthony S. Loveall, Okey J. 

Moore, Anthony M. Bowlin, 

David Flanigan —4. 


QuEsr. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Hides ? 


, Anthony 8. Loveall, Anthony 
M. Bowlin, David Flauigan—3. 


Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders? 


None. 


Qunst 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Hiders.’ 


None. 


282 


Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu- , Quusr. 81 What has been Reecived 


merary Preachers ¢ 

S. R. Dawson, Robert Lauva | 
lin, k. L. Woodyard, samuel 
Hitchens, E. D. W. King, Moore 
M’ Neill, J. W. W. Boltoa, J. W. 
Hess, J. F. Snodgrass, F. N. 
Lyneh, N. M. Somerville, E. G. 
Harbert, A. T. Morristoa, hk. M. 
Wallace, J. A. Williams, J. ‘I. 
Carroll—16, 


Qussr. 19. Who are the Superau- 
nuated Preachers ¢ 

D. A. M’Ginnis, John Birkett, 
Andrew Dixon, R. L. Brooks, 
Garrett Jones, D. 8. Benedan, J. 
B. West, Richard Northeraft, J. 
b. Pincheon, J. N. Kekers, J. IL. 
Requa, Calvin Conner, W. H. 
Shaw, J. 8. Laughlin, Robert 
Brooks, J. J. Dolliver, Benjamin 
Hagar, Vanlinden Sanford, Geo. 
Crossfield, L. E. Leslie, Ilezekiah 
Seott, A. L. Curtis, William 
Wriston—23, 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Beanvined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 
Quest. 21. Have any Died ? 
William H. Young, George W. 
‘Parriott—2. 
(See obituaries, p. 336.) 


‘QuEST. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 
N. B. Johnson and W. C. Snod- 
‘grass, to South Kansas, David 
Davies, to East Ohio; Renix 
Weese, to Iowa; W. M. West, 
to Cincinnati; and A. M, Bowlin, 
to Central IMiuois—6, 


‘Qoust, 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 

‘Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
; at their own request ? 
‘Bedford L. Perry, James M. 

‘Grose, C. 8. Harrison, James E. 

‘Wasson, J. B. Fitzpatrick, J. T. 

‘ 'Hichelbarger, W. £. Rippey—7. 

QuEST. 25. Have any been Located ? 

None. 

QuEsT. 26. Have any been permitted 

to Withdraw under Charges ? 
None. 


Quast. 27. Hane any been Huxpelled ¢ 
: None. 


QuEsT. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

L. H. Jordan, §. E. Jones, F. 
G. W. Ford, Gideon Martin, 
Cyrus Poling, T. B. Hughes, J. 
A. Fullerton—7. 


Quust. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 


(See tabulated statement, p. 436.) 


QuEST. 30. What are the Claims 
onthe Conference Fund ? 


$3,000. 








| 





on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 
$1,825 O03, 
which has been applied under 
order of the Conference. 


Quest. 32. Where are the Preach- 

ers Stationed ? 

(These appointments are all in the State 
of West Virginia, except as otherwise 
indicated] 

BUCKHANNON DISTRICT. 

WiniisM G. RIHELDAFFER, P.E, 

(P. 0., Buckhannon, W, Va.) ; 

Bealington, Cyrus Poling. 

Beverly, Frederick Cottrill. 

Blue Springs, to be supplied. 

Buckhannon, Samuel stele. 

Buckhannon Cireuit, /. WZ Heas- 
ton. 

Canaan, C. W. Cox. 

Freemansburg, 8. D. Tamblyn. 

Frenehton, ¢. W. Upton, one to 
be supplied. 

Glenville, B. D. Mahone. 

Philippi, W. W. Hedley. 

South Buckhannon, W. #, Lovett. 

Sutton, C. Warman, one to be 
supplied. 

Webster, E. R. Skidmore. 

Weston, J. W. Webb. 


CHARLESTON DISTRICT. 
J. M. Worpen, P.E. 
(P. O., Charleston. W. Va.) 


Charleston, J. A. Hullerton. 

Charleston Cireuit,.C. R. Shackel: 
Jord. 

Clifton, Jeremiah Lingle. 

Kast Charleston, to be supplied. 

Hartford City, UC. B. Graham. 

Letart and Leon, W. A. Chewv- 
rout. 

Malden, S. C. Loonis. 

Mill Creck, J. B. Tope. 

Point Pleasant, J. A. Déwon. 

Raymond City, @. W. Matheny. 

Ripley, to be supplied. 

Sandyville, G. W. Kepler, 

Smithville, Hugentus Hord. 

Speneer, 7. 2. Ryan. 

Walton, to be supplied. 


CLARKSBURG DISTRICT. 

li. L. Stewart, P.E. 

(P. 0., Fairmount, W. Va.) 
Bridgeport, to be supplied 
Cherry Canip, W. D. Carrico. 
Clarksburg, #. H. Orwen. 
Fairmont, D. S. Hammond. | 
Logansport, C. B. Meredith. 
Lumberport, A. §. Loveall. .— 
Mannington, C. J. Trippett. 
Marion, Gedeon Martin. 

Pine Grove, 2. F. Rogers. 
Pruntytown, D. LZ. Ash. 
Smithton, to be supplied. 
West Milford, H. /. Boatman, 
Wilsonburg, 1. W. Roberts. 
Worthington, to be supplied. 


GUYANDOTTE DISTRICT. 
8. B. D. Pricrrmr, P.E) 
(P. O., Huntington, W. Va.) 


Barboursville. Archibald Moore. 
Cassville. Deloraine Upton. 
Ceredo, G. W. Marston. 





WEST VIRGINIA CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Coal River, to be supplied. 
East Harnline, to be supplied. 
Fairfields, to be supplied. 
Guyandotte, J. D. Keyser. 
Hamline, /. 2. Davis. 
Huntington, L. H. Jordan. 
Laurel, to be supplied: 
Monticello, J. A. Mariin. 
Saint Albans, to be supplied. 
Wayne, N.C. Leckley. 
Winfield, Benjamin Darlington. 
MORGANTOWN DISTRICT. 


DHT KS Drs, PE. 
(P. O., Palatine, W. Va.) 


Arnotsville, John Conwell. 
Blacksville, J. C. Rexroad. 
Burton, Asby Silevens. 
Grafton, Joseph Lee. 
Halleck, 2. S. Welsh. 
Jollytown, (Pa.,) Daniel Cool, 
one to be supplied. 
Kingswood, A. J. Lyda. 
Kuottsville, 7. W. Chidester. 
Masontown, J. S$. Loreman, 
Monongalia, 7. 4. Trainer. 
Morgantown, Clark Crawford. 
Morgantown Circuit, J. 6. Meath- 
er, one to be sup; hed. 
Palatine, T. E. Galway. 
Smithtown, W. &. White. 


NEW RIVER DISTRICT. 
R. H. Hueuns, P.E. 
(P. O., Crist, Fayette Co., W. Va.) 


Boone, to be supplied. 

Clay, to be supplied. 

Concord, P. C. Mays. 

Elk River, Levi Cross. 

Fayette, to be supplied. 

Flat Rock, to be supplied. 
Hinebman’s, L. D. Bryan. 
Logan, to be supplied. . 
Mountain Cove, William Hunter. 
Nicholas, G. A. Williams. 
Oceana, to be supplied. 

Ophelia, L. D. Haines. 

Pleasant Retreat, W. R. Ilennon. 
Quirnimont, to be supplied. 
Ralcigh, A. A. Nichols. 


OAKLAND DISTRICT. 
C_H. Lakin, P.E, 
@. O., Oakland, Md.) 


Albrightsville, D. A. Friend. 
Brandonville, David Flanigan. 
Cranesyille, to be supplied. 
Deer Park, (Md..) 7. W. Bedford. 
Evansville, VW. L. Bancardnuer, 
Grantsville, (Md.,) Santord P. 
Archer. , 
Newburg, Gilbert Rodgers. 
Oakland, (Md.,) J. W. Rider. 
Pleasant Grove, William 
Weekley. 
Randolph, to be supplied. 
Rowlesburg, A. D. Perry. 
Saint George, #. C. Woodruff. 
Selbysport, (Md.,) /. G. W. ford. 
PARKERSBURG DISTRICT. 
Groren C. Witprne, P.E. 
(P. O., Parkersburg, W. Va.) 
Belleville, 7. H. Miles. 
Centreville, John Norris. 
Elizabeth, J. W. Lambert. 
Ellenborough, G. W. Grimes. 
Harrisville, Ulysses Pribble. 
Middlebourne, 7. 7. J. King. 


Ais 


‘ 


: Parkersburg, 7. B. Hughes, 








Parkersburg Cit 
weth. 
Parkersburg Mission,J. L. Clark. 

Pleasants, D. F. Carder. 
Ravenswood, Asbury Mick. 
Shiloh, W. H. Cooper. 
Sistersville, L. D. King. 
Valley Mills, Marion Taylor. 
Voleano, C. F. Bollinger. 

West Union, R. B. Ward. 
Williamstown, Charles E. Clark. 
WHEELING DISTRICT. 
GrorGE E. Hire, P.E. 

(P. 0., Wheeling, W. Va..) 
Benwood, C. J. Price. 





; Triadelphia, Thomas Cotton. 
| Wheeling: Chapline Street, 2. 







Jallas, 7. Uop : 
Fulton, to be supplied. 
Greene, Taylor Richmond. 
Marshall, W. J. Sharpe. 
Moundsville, W. 2. Loomis. 
Moundsviile Cireuit, C. S. Alle- 


MONG. 

New Martinsville, 4. B. Rohr- 
bough. 

New Martinsville Circuit, to be 
supplied. 


Pleasant Valley, R. E. Wood- 





ruff. 
Short Creek and Liberty, M. F. 


Dryden. 1 


si 


, 1884. 983. 


U. Sanford. 
Fourth Street, J. 2. Smit, 
North Street, /. W. Griffiths. 
Thomson, S. #. Jones. 
Wesley, Spencer King. 
Zane Street, J. H. Hess. 

Okey J. Moore, W. B. Trevey and 
W. W. King, left without ap- 
pointments to attend some one 
ot our schools, — 

Quest. 33. Where shall the next 

Conference be held ? 
At Charleston, W, Va. 





GENESEE CONFERENCE, 


Held in Medina, No ¥-, Oct. 8214, 1884. 


BISHOP MERRILL, Presiding. 


Quzst. 1. Who are Receiwzd by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? ; 

W. B. Osborne, from New Jer- 
sey; F. C. Iglehart, from Mlinois ; 

J. G. Townsend, from Erie—3. 


Quust. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 

George H. Allatt, Frank H. 
Van Keuren, Jobn W. Archibald, 
Joseph Dennis, Warren A. Phelps, 
Frederick H. Cowman—6. 


Qusst. 3. Who Remain on Trial? 
George S. Spencer, Jasper C. 
Warren, Sevellon A. Brace, Cyrus 
L. Fish, James E. Neal, William 
L. Moore, William H. Hender- 
son, De Forest O. Chamberlayne, 
Henry A. Slingerland—l0. 


; Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 


None. 


Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection? 
Gariton H. Norris, William H. 
M’Keazie, John H. Masten, Ed- 
ward W. Harned, Lorren Stiles, 
Jhomas T. Rowe, Charles A. 
Woodworth, Natban North—8. 


Qusst. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
F. A. Trippeat, from West Vir- 

ginia, Oct. 11, 1883. 

Quxst. 7. Who are Received on 

Credentials from other Churches ? 
one. 

Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers hawe been elected Deacons ? 
Edward W. Harned, Lorren 

Stiles, Charles A. Woodworth—3. 


Quast. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers howe been ordained Deacons ? 
Edward W. Harned, Lorren 

Stiles, Charles A. Woodworth—3. 


Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 


James E. Neal, Joseph Den- 





——4————— 


nis, Waterbury Miller, Warren A. 
Phelps, De Witt C. Nye, Henry 
A. Slingerland—6. 


Quzst. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
James BE. Neal, Joseph Dev- 
nis, Waterbury Miller, Warren A. 
Phelps, De Witt C. Nye, Henry 
A. Slingerland —6. 


Qumst. 12. Who are the Traveling 

Deacons of the First Class? 

Phineas T. Lynn, William B. 
Wagoner, Joseph L. Davies, Carl- 
ton H. Norris, William H. M’Ken- 
zie, John H. Masten, Edward W. 
Harned, Lorren Stiles, Thomas 
T. Rowe, Charles A. Woodworth, 
Nathan North—ll. 


Quest. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
Frank ©. Thompson, Nelson J. 
Brown, Isaac N. Dolby, Edwin 
CO. Swartz, Thomas C. Carson, 
Amander G. Cole, Homer B. Ma- 
son—T. 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders ? 
Frank M. Cole, Bedford L. 

Duckwall, James Gosnell, Thom- 

as §. Green, Frederick 8. Park- 

hurst, James Scovill, Almon KE. 

Tanner, William H. Barnhart—8. 


cons have been ordained Hiders? 

Frank M. Cole, Bedford L. 
Duckwall, James Gosnell, Thom- 
as S. Green, Frederick 5S. Park- 
burst, James Scovill, Almon OC. 
Tanner, William H. Barnhart—s. 


Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Hlder's 2 


None. 
Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Eiders ? 
None. 





Quast. 15. What Traveling Deaz 


C. W. WINCHESTER, Secretary. 


QuEST. 18. Who ave the Swpernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

W. A. Barber, L. 8. Crittenden, 
John Dennis, Isaac Gibbard, J. 
G. Gulick, James Landreth, kh. D. 
Miller, E. L. Newman, B. A. 
Partridge, A. bP. Ripley, PYRO 
Stover, J. K. Underhill, S. C. 
Farnham, A. W. Cummings, D. 
KE. Blain, W. H. De Puy, T. H. 
Youngman, R. M. Stratton, J. 
R. Cathin, Daniel Leisenring, 
Thompson Jolly, H. O. Abbott 
—22. 


Qusst. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

J. T. Arnold, Joseph Ash- 
worth, A. S. Baker, William Bar- 
rett, Jonathan Benson, W. D. 
Buek, James Duncan, Jacob Ha- 
gar, 8. Y. Hammond, R, TP. Han- 
cock, Edward Hotchkiss, E. P. 
Huntington, Harvey Lamkin, J. 
B. Lanckton, Joseph Latham, 
Ebenezer Latimer, W. W. Man- 
deville, David Nutten, G. W. 
Paddock, H. M. Ripley, W. A- 
Runner, William Scism, John 
Spinks, Joshua Thompson, J. W. 
Vaughn, R. L.. Waite, O. B. 
Weaver, A. T. West, S. Nichols, 
Loren Packard, W. H. M’Cart- 
ney, H. Van Benschoten, Isaue 
Everett, F. W. Conable, T. E. 
Clayton, J. H. Blades, R. C. 
Foote, G. W. Kittinger,~ F. G. 
Hibbard, J. O. Willsea, ©. 8S. 
Baker, ©. J. Bradbury, E. A. 
Rice—43. 


Quust. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Buamined ? 
This was strictiy doue, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died ? 
T. H. Perkins, J. K. Tinkham, 





Gershom Benedict, William Web- 
er—4. 
| (See obituaries, p. 837.) 


284 


Quest, 22. Have any been Trans- 
. ferred, and to what Conferences ¢ 

J. W. Gamble, to New Jersey ; 
F. D. Fairchild, to Minnesota; 
G. W. Chandler, to Oregon; F..0/. 
Hermans, to Central New York 


QuEst. 23. Have any Withdrawn ¢ 
J. E. Tiffany. 


Quest, 24. Have any been Located 
at their own Fequest ? 


None. 


QusstT. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 


QusstT. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges? 


None. 


Quest. 27. Have any been Hxpelled? 
None. 


Quzst. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 
William Bradley, D. Leisen- 
ring, R. C. Brownlee, T. J. Bis- 
sell, E. E. Chambers, Z. Hurd, J. 
B. Countryman—7. 


Quest, 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 388. ) 


QuEst. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$12,805. 


Quest. 31. What has been received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 


$6,406, 
which has been applied under 
order of the Conference. 


Quest. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in the State 


of New York, except as otherwise in- 
dicate@.] 


BATH DISTRICT. 
L. D.. Watson, P.E. 
(P. O,, Corning. N.Y.) 


Addison, S. WZ. Dayton. 

Almond and Hartsville, 7. 4A. Pe- 
terson. 

Avoca, C. R. Buck. 

Bath: First Church, K. P. Jervis. 
Seeond Church, J. H. Masten. | 

Bradford, John Knapp. 

Cameron, C. M. Gardner. 

Campbell, to be supplied. 

Canisteo, J. 7. Canfield. 

Cohocton, Z. G. W. Hall. 

Corning, 8S. W. Lloyd. —~ 

Covington and Lamb’s 
(Pa.,) F. H. Van Keuren. 

East Charleston, (Pa.,) @. W. How- 
land. 

Ebenton, (Pa.,) G. H. Allatt. 

Gaines, (Pa.,) A. G. Cole. 

Greenwood, G. S. Watson. 

Hammondsport, W. H. Searles, 

aa a Valley, (Pa.,) to be sup- 

ied. . 

icnclisville, J. #. Williams, 

Jasper, J. Crisswell. 

Kanona, J. B. Peck. 

Knoxville, (Pa.,) G. 8. Spencer. 


Creek, 








Lawrenceville ‘and Lindley, (Pa.,) 
W. D. Platt. 
Leetonia, 8. A. Brace. 
Little Marsh, (Pa.,) /. C. Stevens. 
Naples, 4. Vosburgh. 
Nelson, (Pa.,) J. Scoville. 
Osceola, (Pa.,) D. W. Gates. 
Painted Post, W. D. Taylor. 
Prattsburg, J. MM. Johns. 
Pultney, /ohn Jrons. 
Rathboneville, H. J. Owen. 
Savona and Sonora, J. O. Jarman. 
South Addison, 4. H. Libby. 
Tioga, (Pa.,) J. D. Regua. 
Towlesville, to be supplied. 
Troupsburg, to be supplied. © 
Wellsborough, (Pa.,) James Moss. 
West Almond, J. C. Warren. 
Westfield and Brookfield, (Pa.,) 
H. B. Mason. 
Wheeler, to be supplied. 
Woodhull, A. #2. Lanner. 


BUFFALO DISTRICT. 
A.N. Frsumr, P.E. 
(P. 0., 335 Jersey Street, Buffalo.) 


Akron, W. B. Cliff. 
Alden, to be supplicd. 
Arcade, Lorren Stiles: 
Aurora, J. WV. Simkins. 
Buffalo: Asbury, /. G. Townsend. 
Delaware Avenue, & C. Jgle- 
hart. 
Eagle Street, George Stratton. 
East Buffalo, F. H. Cowman. 
Glenwood, B. L. Duckwall. 
Grace, J. B. Wentworth. 
Plymouth, C. W. Winchester. 
Riverside, G. W. Peck. 
Saint Mark’s, 7. #. Belt. 
Woodside, C. W. Swift. 
Clarence; C. H. Norris. 
Colden and Boston, A. Osborn. 
Collins and West Concord, J. E. 
Neal. 
Darien, W. S. Tuttle. 
Eden and North Evans, @. Dillen- 
beck. 
Evans and Brant, J. 7. Freeland. 
Gowanda and Indian Mission, G. 
M. Harris. 
Hamburg, C. G. Stevens. 
Holland and Protection, to be sup- 
plied. 
Laneaster, 7. A. Copeland.~ 
La Salle, A. Phuntley. 
Marilla and Elma, &. 1. Robinson. 
Niagara Falls, Z. H. Rockwell. 
Pekin, A. W. Staples. 
Pendleton Centre, 7. AZ. Cole, 
Sanborn, P. T. Lynn. 
Sardinia, J. 7. Puyne. 
Suspension Bridge, W. B. Osborn. 
Springville, #7. &. Williams. 
Tonawanda, 8. IW” Gerald. 
Walcs, to be supplied. 
Williamsville and Bowmansville, 
BP. A. Troppdt. 
Yorkshire, 7. S. Green. 
Sandford Hunt, Agent of the Book 
Concern in New York—imember 
of Delaware Avenue Quarterly 
Conference. 
GENESEE DISTRICT. 
J. E. Brus, P.E. 
(P. O., Rochester, N. Y.) 
Alabama, J. 7, Brown. 


Alexander, CS. Daley. 
Attica, T. T. Rowe. 








GENESEE CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Batavia, J. W. Sanborn. 

Bergen, Zhomas Cardus. 

Birdsall, S. G. Rhinevault, 

Burns, to be supplied. 

Canaseraga, W. C. Webster. 

Castile, Jumes Hill, 

Dalton, 8. S. Ballou. 

Dansville, W. C. Wilbor. 

East Elba, /7. Butlin. 

Fowlerville, Z. Z. Hawkins. 

Fremont, J. D. Monroe. 

Gainesville, G. H. Van Vraden- 
burg. 

Geneseo, (. &. Millspaugh. 

Groveland, H. L. Newton. 

Johnsonburg, W. H. Henderson. 

Leroy, G. H. Dryer. 

Mount Morris, £. P. Hubbell. - 

North and East Gainesville, E. W. 
Harned. 

Nunda, A, D. Nettleton. 

Oaktield, /. B. Countryman. 

Pavilion, Harris Peck. 

Perry, H. C. Woods. ° 

Pike and East Pike, W. O. Peet. 

Portage and Wiscoy, J. Harris. 

Ridge, to be pe plied. 

Scottsburg, J. Wootten. 

Scottsville, /. V. Lowell. 

Short Tract, W. Magavern. 

South Byron, /. A’ Hwen. 

South Dansville, to be supplied. 

Stafford and Roanoke, W. L. 
Moore. 

Warsaw, G. L. Ackerman. 

West Sparta, D. C. Blakeley. 

Wyoming, C. L. Fish, 


NIAGARA DISTRICT. 
A. D. Wizgo0r, P.E. 
(P. O., Rochester.) 


Albion, #. H. Latimer. 

Barre, A. H. Maryott. 

Brockport, 7. J. Bissell. 

Cambria and Dickersonville, D. 
Clark. 

Charlotte and North Greece, J. 
Dennis. 

Chili, £. J. Whitney. 

Churehville, S. A. Morse. 

Clarendon and ‘Hulberton, E. C. 
Swartz. 

Clarkson, A, A. Craw. 

Hast Porter, to be supplied. 

Hartland, to be supplied. 

Holley, &, W. Copeland. 

Kendall, 4. C. Milliman. 

Knowlesville and Eagle Harbor, 
I. B. Hudnut. 

Lockport: Clinton Street, A. J. 

Bancroft. iat 

First Church, W. 8. Studley. 

elation A. F. Colburn. 
edina, @. OC. Jones. ~— 

Middleport, Asahel Staples. 

Millville and West Shelby, C. A. 
Woodworth. ‘ 

Newfane, 7. 2. Stratton. 

Parma, H. J. Cook. 

Royalton, D. D. Cook. 

Somerset, Z, Wildman. 

Spencerport, J. 7. Humphries. 

Sweden, to be supplied. __ 

Warren’s Corners and Chestnut 
Street, T. C. Carson. 

Waterport and Kuckville, W. ZB. 
Pickard. 

Wilson, #. D. T. Bickley. 

Youngstown and Porter 


f : Centre, 
W. L. Warner. : 





GENESEE CONFERENCE, 1884. 


OLEAN DISTRICT. 
©. S. CoamBerztayne, P.E. 
(P. O., Olean, N. Y.) 


Alleghany, to be supplied. 

Allentown, Warren A. Phelps. 

Alton, (Pa.,) to be supplied. 

Andover. &. C. Grames. 

Angelica, B. Copeland. 

Annin Creek and Turtle Point, 
(Pa.,) to be supplied. 

Belfast and Oramel, 0, M. Leggett. 

Belmont, J. W. Archibald. 

Boliver, LN. Dalby. 

Bordell, (Pa.,) tobe supplied. 

Bradford, (Pa.,) D. W. C. Hun- 
tington. 

Caneadea, to be supplied. 

Centreville and Eagle, I. D. Jack- 
son. j 

Ceres, to be supplied. 

Clermont, (Pa.,) to be supplied. 

Coudersport, (Pa.,) J. W. Wright. 

Cuba, 7. W. Chandler. 

Custer City, (Pa.,) Nathan North. 

Derrick City, 2 (Pa.j) W.. Ho. 
M’ Kenzie. : 

Duke Centre,(Pa.,)D. A. Parcells. 

East Ashford, to be supplied. 

East Otto, G. W. Gibson. 

Eldred, (Pa.,) F. S. Parkhurst. 

Ellicottville, W. Post. 

Franklinville, W. B. Wagoner. 

Friendship, J. W. Barvett. 

Hinsdale, W. Z Janes, 

Honeoye, (Pa.,) to be supplied. 

Ischua, WV. B. Congdon. 

cgntere Creek, (Pa.,) to be sup- 
plied. 

Kuapp’s Creek, to be supplied. 

Limestone and Great alley; 2. 
Canfield. 

Machias and Farmersville, N. J. 
Brown. 

Olean, J. #. Adams. 


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© 
Oswayo, (Pa.,) to be supplied. 
Otto, £. @. Piper. = 
(Pan) of Be 


Port Alleghan 
Wright. errant 

Portville, D. O. Chamberlayne. 

Rushford, A. Z. Johnson. 

Rixford and Summitt, (Pa.,) to be 
supplied. 

Smethport,(Pa.,) William Bradley. 

Stannard’s Corners, to be supplied. 

Ulysses, (Pa.,) to be supphed. 

Wellsville and Scio, L. D. Chase, 
one to be supplied. 

Whitesville, C. N. Putterson. 


ROCHESTER DISTRICT. 
L. T. Foors, P.E. 
(P. 0., Rochester, N. Y.) * 


Allen’s Hill, #. S. Furman 

Avon, 2. E. Chambers. 

Bristol Centre, V. NV. beers. 

East Bloomfield, Wilkam Arm- 
SUrONG- 

Fairport, J. WV. Brown. 

Hemlock Lake and Conesus, J. 2. 
Wallace. 

Henrietta, S. D. Pickett. 

Honeoye Falls, A. W. Hayes. 

aca and Ontario, to be sup- 

ied. 

Tika S. Milward. 

Lineoln, H. A. Slingerland. 

Livonia, C. G. Lowell. 

Macedon and Perinton, J. H. Kel- 


logy. 
Miller’s Corners, @. W. Tervy. 
North Cohocton, A. /. Country- 
man. 
Penfield, G. W. Coe. 

Pittsford and Bushnell’s Basin, 
W. H. Barnhart. ; 
Rochester: Alexander Street,. /. 

T. Gracey. 
Asbury, 2. C. Brownlee. 








285 


Rochester: Cornhill and Genesce 
St., LZ. A. Stevens, J. Gosnell, 
First Church, GC, W. Oushiug. 
Frank Street, I, CG. Dean. 
Hedding, 2. C. Dodge. we 
North Avenue, R. /. Kay. 

Rush, H. 2. Osborne. : 

Springwater and OCanadice, J. A. 
Smith. 

Victor, A. Purdy. 

Walworth. 7. F. Parker. 

Wayland, William Bartle. | 

Webster, A. Sutherland. 

West Webster, Zenas Hurd. 

S. A. Lattimoré, Professor in 
Rochester University—member 
of First Church Quarterly Con- 
ference. / 

J, &. Latimer, Dean. of School of 
Theology, Boston—member of 
First Church Quarterly Conf. 

A. F. Morey, Local Agent of Gen- 
esee Wesleyan Seminary—mem- 
ber of Lima Quarterly Conter- 
ence. 

J. J. Brown, Professor in Syracuse 
University —member of Virst 
Chureh, Rochester, Quarterly 
Conference. 

William Manning, Chaplain of 
Western House of Refuge — 
member of Asbury Quarterly 
Conference. 

G. W. Loomis, Professor in Foster 
School— member of Hedding 
Quarterly Conference. 

F. C. Thompson, left without ap- 

* pointment to attend some one of 
our schools. 


Quust. 33. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


At Lima, N. Y. 





Wisc 


ONSIN CONFERENCE, 


Held in Oshkosh, Wis., Oct. 1-6, 1884. 


BISHOP MALLALIEU, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Leceined_ by 
Transfer, and fron what Con- 
ferences ? 

James §. Norris, to Rock River ; 

Thomas W. North, to West Wis- 

consin—2. 


Quest. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 

Edmund Duckworth, Jobn 
Wills, James Churm, John H. 
Cooper, William H. Hollister, 
Henry W. Brown, Edward asl 
Luyg, Albert Smith—8. Tne 
Quust. 3. Who Remain on Trial? 

William H. Lacy, Thomas S. 
Oadams, George HH. Trever, Enoch 
Perry, Henry O. Cady, M’ Ken- 
dree T. Seelye, Henry F. Knight, 
Leroy R. Clendenning, J osepb B. 
Beadle, Henry P. Haylett, Fred. 
B. Sherwin, John E. Wright, 
Frank Millar, George E. Fellows, 
Warren D. Cornell—15. » 








oe 
Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 
Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 

Thomas H. Cadman, William 

Hooten, Perry Millar, Robert R. 

CG. Grantham, Oliver H. P. Smith, 

Thomas W. North—6. 


(uEST. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
Jesse Ff, Decker. 


Qurst. 7. Who are Received on 
Oredentials from other Chaurches 2, 
John S. Lean, William Medlana, 

William Rollins, Robert David- 

son, Thomas James, William 

Clark, Albert Smith—7. 

Quxst. 8. What Traveling Preach- 

ers have been elected Deacons? 


Oliver H. P. Smith, Thomas W. 
North—2. 





SABIN HALSEY, Secretary. 


Quzst. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
Oliver H. P. Smith, Thomas W. 
North—2. 


Quzst. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons 2 
Edmund Duckworth, James 
Churm, Henry O. Cady, John soy 
Cooper, Enoch Perry, Edward jel 
Luge, Albert Smith, Robert Sher- 
in—38. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
Edmund Duckworth, James 
Churm, Henry O. Cady, John A. 
Cooper, Enoeh Perry, Edward i. 
Lugg, Albert Smith, Robert Sher- 


. 


in—8s. ; 
Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class? 
Oliver H. P. Smith, Thomas 
W. North, Thomas H. Cadman, 


286 


Wm. Hooten, Perry Millar, Robert 

‘R. C. Grantham, Edmund Duck- 
worth, James Churm, Henry 0. 
Cady, John H. Cooper, Enoch 
Perry, Edward H. Lugg, Albert 
Smith—13. 


Quzst. 138. Who arethe Traveling 
Deacons of thé Second Class ? 
William R. Mellott, Charles A. 

Wilson, Joha 8. Davis, John 

Schneider, John A.  Bevier, 

Thomas Sharpe—6. 


Quxst. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Hiders ? 
Charles H. Betts, William W. 

Stevens, Olin A. Curtis, Jerome 

F. Tubbs, Charles B. Wilcox, Jo- 

seph I. Foote—6. 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons hawe been ordained Elders ? 
Charles Hl. Betts, William W. 
Stevens, Olin A. Curtis, Jerome 
¥. Tubbs, Charles B. Wilcox, Jo- 
seph I, Foote—6. 


Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders? 


Orlando C. Burt, Charles Ves- 
sey—2, 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Eiders ? 
Orlando C. Burt, Charles Ves- 
sey —2. 


Quest. 18. Who are the Superne- 
merary Preachers ? 

Robert Blackburn, D. T. Olcott, 
J. W. Fridd, J. Van Voris, C. D. 
Cook, I. P. Roberts, W. Row- 
botham, R. J. Judd, M. V. B. 
Bristol, C. W. Brewer, E. B. 
Lounsbury, J. B. Cole, G. Fel- 
lows, R. 8. Hayward, W. H. 
Sampson, B. T. White, A. P. 
Mead, W. J. Olmstead, G. W. 
Horton, John Varty, J. Richard- 
son, W. F. Warren—22, 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nivated Preachers ? 


J. E. Grant, T. Peep, J. W. 
Whitney, R. C. Parsons, A. A. 
Reed, W. Lattin, J. G. Pingree, 
C. J. Fairbanks, A. Hamilton, L. 
L. Knox, H. R. Coleman, C. 
Smith, W. Morse, W. Willard, D. 
Lewis, E. S. Grumiey, ©. D. Pills- 
bury, J.G. Whitford, H. L. Cham- 
berlain, E. Robinson, W. H. Win- 
dow, W. T. Colburn, H. Oreutt, 
J. Halsted, J. B. Cooper, W. M. 
Anderson, H. W. Frink, W. M’Far- 
lane, J. H. Jenne, J. T. Suttron, 
Delos Hale, W. Teal, S.C. Thomas, 
, peores S. Hubbs, Seth W. Ford 
—35. 


QUEST. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Heamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 


name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest, 21. Have any Died ? 


Hiram Hersey, J. T. Boynton 
—2, 
(See obituaries, p. 331.) 











= 
Qusst. 22. Have any been Trans- 
serred, and to what Conferences ? 
H. G. Sedgwick, to Upper Iowa; 
C. W. F. Nelson, to Southern 
California; William L, King, to 


Minnesota; W. C. Langdon, to | © ug Be yy . 
? }. Cheeseman, to | Somers and Sylvania, W. Eollins. 


Foochow; EH. 


Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Qurst. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 
None. 


QuEsT. 25. Have any been Located? 
W. C. Waldron, 8. N. Griffith 


—e 


Quust. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? , 
None. 


Quest. 27. Have any been Hxpelled ? 
None. 


Quust. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 
Stephen Smith, D. L. Barrow, 
J. M. Walker, J. T. Woodhead, 
k. W. Bosworth, George Parsons, 
Cc. E. Carpenter—7. 


QuEsT. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year 2 
(See tabulated statement, p. 438.) 


Quest. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund 2 


$4,750. 


QuEsT. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how. has it 
been Applied ? 


$2,061 46, 


which has been applied under 
the order of Conference. 


Qumst. 32. Where are the Preach= 
ers Stationed ? 

(These appointments are all in the State 
of Wisconsin,] 
MILWAUKEE DISTRICT. 
Isaac §. Leavitt, P.E. 

(P. O., 146 Fifth Street, Milwaukee.) 


Bristol, D. S. Howes. 

Burlington and Paris, J. Morrow. 

Franksville and Ive’s Grove, J. S. 
Lean. 

Hebron and Rome, T. 8. Oadams. 

Kenosha, C. M. Heard. 

Lyons and Spring Prairie, W. J. 
Fisher. 

Menomonee Falls, George Parsons. 

Milwaukee: Asbury, 4. J. Benja- 

men. 
Bay View, H. P. Haylett. 
Spring Street, 8. Halsey. 
Summerfield, O. A. Curtis. 
Washington Avenue, J. 8. Nor- 
rs. 2 

North Prairie aud Eagle, to be 
“supplied. 

Oconomowoe, A. Porter. 

Palmyra and Little Prairie, E. 
Duckworth. 

Palmyra Cireuit, W. Medland. 

Pewaukee, G. W. Pratt. 





WISCONSIN CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Pleasant Prairie, W. H. Lacy. 
Port Washington, to be supplied. 
Racine: First Church, 2. G. Up- 
dyke, ; 
Union Chureb, to be supplied. 
Salem and Wilmot, H. O. Cady. 


Sussex and Brookfield, W. H. 
Hollister. 

Union Grove, P. S. Bennett. 

Waterford and English Settle- 
ment, T. H. Cadman. 

Waukesha, S. Jodliffe. 

Wauwatosa, C. 1. Carpenter. 

Yorkville and North Cape, W. 
Bennett. 

W. P. Stowe, Agent of the West- 
ern Methodist Book Concern— 
member of Summerfield, Mil- 
waukee, Quarterly Conference. 


JANESVILLE DISTRICT. 
Samurx Luae, P.E. 
(P. O., Janesville.) 


Allen’s Groye and Darien, E. H. 
Luge. 

Beloit, G. F. Reynolds. 

Caldwell’s Prairie and 
Lf. Davidson. 

Clinton, B. #. Sanford. 

Delevan, 8S. C. Thomas. 

Edgerton and Albion, Thomas 
Walker. 

Elkborn and Sugar Creek, J. 
Schneider. 

Emerald Grove and Fairfield, J. 
B. Beadle. 

Evansville, A. Sewell. 

Fort Atkinson, /. L: Hewitt. 

Footville and Magnolia, PB W. 
Peterson. 

Geneva, J. Hvans. 

Hart Prairie, W. R. Mellott. 

Janesville: Court Street, 0. B 

Witlcow. 

First Chureh, 0. 2. Goldéhorp. 

Jefferson, to be supplied, 

Lake Mills, J. 8. Davis. 

London and Oakland,T. W. North. 

M’Farland, to be supplied. 

Milton and Milton Junction, D. 
L. Barrow. 

Orfordville and Plymouth, J. A. 
Bevier, 

Richmond and Utter’s Corners, 
to be supplied. 

Sharon, J. Anderson. 

Shopiere, WV. J. Aplin. 

Stoughton, A. J. Briil. 

Sun Prairie, #. D. Farnham. 

Waterloo and Marshall, 7. Potter. 

Watertown, D. O. Sanborn. 

Whitewater, A. Colman. 


FOND DU LAC DISTRICT. 
G. H. Mounton, P.E. © 
(P. 0., Fond du Lac.) 


Beaver Dam, LZ. V. Wheeler. 
Brandon and Alto, S. A. Olin. 
Burnett and Rolling Prairie, L. 
R. Clendenning. 
Byron, W. iM. Trever. ; 
Campbellsport and Empire, H. F. 
Knight. 
Columbus, 8. Smith. 
Fall River, T. James. 
Fond du Lac: Colton Street, A. 
M. Bullock. 
Division Street, J. Faville. 


East Troy, 


WISCONSIN CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Fox Lake, to be supplied. 

Greenbush, L. B. Bullock. 

Hartford and Neosho, C. A. Stoch- 
well. 

Hingham, G.W. Whate. 

Horicon and Mayville, H. W. 
Brown. 

Juneau, C. A. Wilson. 

Kingston, C. Baldock. 

Lamartine, /. A. Pease. 

Lowell, W. J. Wilson. 

Markesan and Mackford, 
Perry. 

Oakfield and Humiston, W. Hoot- 


E. 


en. 

Pardeeville and Wyocena, J. H. 
Cooper. 

Randolph, 7. V. Trenery. 

Rosedale and Marcellon, J. B. 
Cole. 

Rosendale, D. J. Whiting. 

Sheboyyan, to be supplied. 

Sheboygan Falls, #. A. Wanless. 

Waupun, G. H. Trever. 

West Bend, 7. Ul. Ross. 

J. OU. Robbins, Agent of the 
American Bible Society—mem- 

woher sor Colton Street, Fond du 
Lac, Quarterly Conference. 


APPLETON DISTRICT. 
G. W. WELLS, P.E.- 
(P. 0., Appleton.) 


Appleton, F. S. Stein. 

Brothertown and Stockbridge, to 
be Supplied. 

Clemansville, Z 8. Hldridge. 

Depere, I. Himebaugh. 

Fort Howard, J. 7. Woodhead. 

Gibson, to be supplied. 

Grayesville, W. Clark. 

Green Bay, O. H. P. Smith. 


CENTRAL NEW YORK CO 


Held in Elmira, N. Y-, Oct. 8-14, 


BISHOP HARRIS, Presiding. 


Quzst. 1. Who are Feceived by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
ferences 2 
Joseph H. Garden, from Ken- 

tucky; John L, Jones, from Ne- 

yada; E. J. Hermans, from Gen- 
esee—3. 


Quest. 2. Who are Adinitted on 
Trial ? 

Ceylon S. Carr William H. 
Robertson, James Crowe, Augus- 
tine Broadway, David M. Van 
Tuyl, Herbert A. Carpenter, 
William R. Summers—7. 


Quest. 3. Who Remain on Trial ? 


Elias Andrews, Olin R. Howe, 
Ora J. Purtinyton, Harsey King, 
De Witt Myers. Silas W. An- 
drews, Samuel F. Beardslee—T. 


Quzsr. 4, Who are Discuntiniwed 2 
None. 








Manitowoe, J. 1. Hoote. 

Maple Valley, to be supplied. 

Marinette, J. D. Cole. 

Menasha, 4. D. W Henry. 

Neenah, 7. C. Wilson. 

Oconto, W. G. Baneroft. 

Omro, W. B. Robinson. 

Oneida Indian Mission, J. W. Oln- 
stead. 

Oshkosh: Algona Street, Henry 

Fuville, 

First Church, H. Stone Rich- 
ardson. 

Second Church, D.O. Jones. 

Peshtigo, to be supplied. 

Saint Nathan’s, to be supplied. 

Seymour, to be’ supphed. 

Sturgeon Bay, C. /7. Betis. 

Suamico, to be supplied. 

Utiea, A. C. Huntley. 

Waukau, to be supplied. 

West Pensaukee, J. #: Decker. 

Winneconne, 2. S. Hayward. 

Wrightstown, to be supplied. 

Zion and Nekimi, to be sup- 
plied. 

B.P. Raymond, President ; Thomas 
Clithero, Agent, of Lawrence 
University—members uf Apple- 
ton Quarterly Conference. 

W. ©. Sawyer, Professor in the 
State Normal School—member 
of Algona Street, Oshkosh, 
Quarterly Conference. 

A, J. Mead, District Superintend- 
ent; W. D. Ames, Agent, of the 
American Bible Socicty—mem- 
bers of Appleton Quarterly 
Conference. 

George E. Fellows, Professor of 
Ryan Hill School—member of 
Appleton Quarterly Conference. 








<> —— 





Quzst. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 

Oliver G. H. Phillips, William 

D. Rockwell, Willis M. Ward—3. 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
B. A. Tuttle, located by Nor- 
thern New York Conference 
April 14, 1884. 
Qurst. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Chirches ? 
Augustine Broadway, from the 
Methodist Church of Canada ; 
Herbert A. Carpenter, from the 
Free Methodist Church—2. 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
Oliver G. H. Phillips, Willis M. 

Ward—2. 

Quust. 9. What Traveling Preach- 

ers have been ordained Deacons 2 
Oliver G. H. Phillips, Willis 


|M. Ward—2. 


287 


WAUPACA DISTRICT. 
J. R. Crerenron, P.E. 
(P, O., Waupaca.) 


Almond, W. W. Wilson. 

Amberst, M. T. Seclye. 

Antigo, P. Millar. 

Berlin, W. W. Stevens. 

Clintonville and Marion, R. R. C. 
Grantham. 

Dartford and Princeton, 7. 1. Dry. 

Bureka, W. Rowbothan, sup. 

Grand Rapids, A. Smith. 

Green Lake, J. Wills. 

Hortonyille and Medina, W. D. 
Cornell. 

Iola and Ogdensburg, to be sup- 
plied. 

Merrill, H. C. Myers. 

Moutello, to be supplied. 

New London and Northport, C. 
H. Smith. 

Plover and Buena Vista, J. /. 
Lrooks. 


oa 
wae 





Poysippi and Auroraville, I’. Mil- 
. 


lar. 
Ripon, J. WM. Walker. 
Shawano, J. 2. Tubbs. 
Stephen’s Point, 2. W. Bosworth. 
Symeo and Manawa J. Churm. 
Waupaca, D. J. Holmes. 
Waupaca Cireuit, T. Sharpe. 
Wausau, /. L. Wharton. 
Wautoma and Wild Rose, F. B. 
Sherwin. 
Wey wauwega and Maple Grove, 
O. B. Clark. 
E. B. L. Eider, Missionary to 
Montana. 


Quzst. 33. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 





MANLEY 


At Waukesha, Wis. 


NFERENOS, 
1884. 


S. HARD, Secretary. 


Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
Henry D. Barber, Horace Ay 
Crane, James Crowe, Elias An- 
drews—4. 


Norn.—Joseph H Garden and William 
R. Summers were elected to deacons’ 
orders under the missionary rule. 


Quust. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
Henry D. Barber, Horace A, 

Crane, James Crowe, Elias Au- 

drews—4. 

Quast. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
Oliver G. H. Phillips, William 

D. Rockwell, Willis M. Ward, 

Henry Hoffmire—4. 

Quust. 13. Who are the Traneling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
Charles _M. Adams, Charles 





Haynes, George E. Hutchings, 


288 CENTRAL 


Peter M. Joralemon, James A. 
Roberts, Elisha C. White—6. 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Liders ? 
George Fosbinder, John E. 
Rhodes, Euyene B. Stull, Thomas 
E. MMuilen, Hinkley G. T. 
Mitchell, Joseph H. Zartman, 
Thomas Sharpe, Jay N. Taft—s. 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cous have been ordained Hlders 2 

George Fosbinder, Jobn E. 
Rhodes, Eugene B. Stull, Thomas 
EK. M’Mullen, Joseph H. Zart- 
man, Thomas Sharpe, Jay N. 
Latt—7. 


QuEST. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Hlder's ? 


Colson E. Ferguson. 


Nore,—Joseph H. Garden and William 
R. Summers were elected to elders’ 
orders under the missionary rule, 


Quest. 17. What Local Deucons 
have been ordained Elders 2 


Colson E. Ferguson. 


Note.—Augustine Broadway, having 
been ordained an elder by the Method- 
ist Church of Canada, and Herbert A 
Carpenter, having been ordained elder 
by the Free Methodist Church, were, by 
vote of the Conference, admitted to 
elders’ orders, 

Qussr. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

J.D. Adams, B. F. Barker, D. 
W. Beadle, D. D.- Buck, D.C; 
Dutcher, J. L. Edson, Hiram 
Gee, W. M. Henry, O. N. Rob- 
erts, B. F. Weatherwax, Timothy 
Willis, J: W. Wilson, J. F. An- 
drews, P. H. Wiles, P. J. Bull, L. 
Northway, C. D. Smith, E. C. 
Curtis, Wesley Cochran, W. H. 
Pearne, B. F. Hiteheock—21. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

F. H. Stanton, Alanson Ben- 
jamin, J. M. Bull, KE. G. Bush, R. 
i. Clark, David Crow, M. F. 
De Witt, 8. B. Dickinson, L. A. 
Eddy, A. D. Edgar, Daniel Fan- 
cher, W. M. Ferguson, Wesley 
Pox, J.-L. SixGrandin,” J. 7H: 
Hall, Ramsley Harrington, Will- 
jam Hosmer, Elizur House, 
Moses Lyon, E. L. North, An- 
drew Peck, J. W. Rawlinson, L. 
K. Reddington, D. W. Roney, W. 
W. Runyan, L. H. Stanley, Selah 
Stocking, O. L. Torry, Oren 
Trowbridge, T. D. Wire, John 
Van Kirk, M. 8. Kymer, G. W. 
Foster, Dwight Williams, R. E. 
Thomus, G. B. Richardson—36. 


QueEst. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 

This was strictly done, as the 

name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. : 


Quest. 21. Have any Died ? 
Joseph Chapman, Richard Vi- 
deau, John W. Jenner, William 
M. Fisher, Jr., Robert Hogo- 
boom—5. ¢ 
(See obituaries, p. 328.) 





NEW YORK CONFERENCE, 1884. 


QuEs?. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Served, und to what Conferences ? 
William M. Fisher, Jr., to 

Florida; J. M. Foster, New York 

East; J.D. Phelps, to Northern 

New York; E. M. Smith, to 

Maine; G. F. Draper, to Upper 

Iowa; Joseph Il. Garden, *to 

South India; Byam G. Sanford, 

to Northern New York; Wilham 

R. Summers, to Liberia—s. 


Quust. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Qunst. 24, Have uny been Located 


at their own request 2 
day N. Taft. 
Quest. 2.. Have any been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 
None. 


Quest. 27. Have any been Bxpelled ¢ 
None. 
Quusr. 28. Who are selected for 
Trievs of Appeals 2 
T. R. Green, Benjamin Shove, 
D. W. Smith, Loren Eastwood, 


George 8. White, William Jones,, 


M. P. Blakeslee—7. 


Quusr. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference yeur ? 


(See tabulated statement, p. 392.) 


Quzst. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund 2 


$8,125. 


Quxsr. 31. What has been. Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$5,603 14, 

which bas been applied under 

the order of Conference. 


Qvurst. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stutioned 2 
(These appointments are all in the State 


of New York, except as otherwise in- 
dicated.] 


GENEVA DISTRICT. 


U.S. Berper, P.E. 
(P. O., Auburn.) 


Bellona, G. W. Reynolds. 

Benton Centre, 0. D. Davis. 

Branechport, 2. D. Phillips. 

Canandaigua, IZ S. Hard. 

Chapinville and Manchester, W. 
M. Benger. 

Cliflon Springs, 7. R. Green. 

Dresden, H, 7. Géles. 

bo and Starkey, S. F. San- 
Ford. 

East Palmyra, 7. J. Whitney. 

Emory, W. J. Mills .. 

Fairville, 7. Wr Brown. 

Geneva, 7. M. House. 

Gorham, C. M. Adams. 

Hopewell Centre, Peer iM’ Kin- 
siry. 

Italy, W. M. Ward.’, 

Lyons, D. M. Young. 

Marion, Joseph Maxell, 

Middlesex, Wiliam Wardell, 








Milo Centre, /. H. Day. 


| Newark, a. J. Kenyon. 


Orleans, Martin Wheeler 

Palmyra, G. PB. Avery. 

Penn Yan, -/. H. MM’ Carty. 

Phelps, WM. P. Llakesiee. 

Port Gibson, W. /Z.. Hermans. 

Potter, LL. Hyde. 

Pultney ville, to be supplied. 

Rushville, 4 W. Hamalton. 

Seneca Castle, J. 2. Sheerar. 

Sodus, 2. 7. fughston. 

Sodus Point, to be supplied. 

South Sodus, 4. S. Vurling. 

Wayne and Barrington, & A. 
Chubbuck. 

Williamson, G. J. Transue. 

Georye Lovmis, Principal of Fos- 
ter School—member of Clifton 
Springs Quarterly Conference, 


ITHACA DISTRICT. 
J. H. Roaurs, P.E. 
(P. O., Trumansburg.) 


Alpine and Hedding, S. W. An- 
drews. 

Breesport, D. M. Van Tuyl. 

Burdett ard Reynoldsyille, H. A. 
Carpenter. 

Catharine and Odessa, J. H. 
Du Bois. 

Cayutaville, to be supplied. 

Dryden, J. R. Drake. 

East Steambure and Little Gem, 
to be supplied. 

Entield and Kennedy’s Corners, 
F. D. Hodgson. 

Erin, @. M. Moxeey. : 

Freeville and Peruville, 2. 1. 
Stilwell. 

Groton, David Keppel. 

Havana, S. C. Hatmaker. 

Horseheads and Sullivan, ? Wen- 
dice’ Shaw. 

Ithaca: Aurora Street, J. #7. Oly- 

mer. 

State Street, R. D. Munger. 

Jacksonville, U. §. all. 

Lodi, G. S. White. 

Logan, N. A. De Pew. 

Tudlowville and Lansingville, J. 
NV. Sackett. 

M’Lean and Groton City, W. W. 
Hunt. 

Mecklenburg, 7. iM. Wheeler. 

Millport, C. Z. Connelt. 

Newtield and Trumbull’s Cor- 
ners, W. /. Rogers. 

North Lansing, ‘Abert Ensign. 

Ovid, 8. 8. Barter. 

Sheldrake, to be supplied. 

South Hector, John Haste. 

Townsendville, 2. V. Leake, 

Trumansburg, #. #. Morris, 

Van Kttenville, Michael Coyle. 

Varna and Etna, #. D. Thurston. 

Watkins, 1. OQ. Moyer. 

West Dryden and Asbury, W. NW. 
Sharp. 


SYRACUSE DISTRICT 
B. I. Ivas, P.E. 
(P. O., Auburn.) 

Amber, to be supplied. 
Baldwinsville, Charles Eddy. 
Belle Isle, to be supplied. 
Borodino, J. #. Rhodes, 
Brewerton, Z. M. Lyon. 
Bridgeport, Alenander Harroyn. 








CENTRAL 


Camillus, A. Torbet. 
Cardiff, Augustine Broadway. 
Centreville, 22 J. Wells. 
Cicero, Abram Fancher. 
Collamer, Hlias Howie. 
Elbridge, to be supplied. 
Euelia, Zdward Jervis. 
Geddes, Milton Hamblin. 
Jordan, C. #. Mogg. 
Liverpool, Z. B. Wells. 
Lysander, D. D. Davis. 
Marlius Station, Richard Red- 
head. 


“Marcellus, 7. C. Nichols. 


Mottville, Thomas Sharpe. 
Navarino, H. B. Snvith. 
Onondaga Hill, D. W. Sherman. 
Onondaga Indian Mission, to be 
supplied. 
Onondaga Valley, W. D. Rock- 
well. . 
Pheenix, Loren Hastwood. 
Skaneateles, #. J. Hermans. ~ 
South Onondaga, /. W. Tooke. 
Syracuse: Brown Memorial, 7. 
F. Ciark. 
Centenary, A. W. Green. 
First Chureh, J. V. Benham. 
First Ward, Wesley Mason. 
Furman Street, to be supplied. 
University Avenue, C. C. Wil- 


bor. 
Warner’s, Z. A. Peck. 


CG. WN. Sims, Chancellor of Syra- 


cuse University; W. P. Vod- 
dington, Professor in Syracuse 
University—members of Uni- 
versity Avenue, Syracuse, 
Quarterly Conference. 

O. H. Warren, Editor of the 
Northern Advocate — member 
of First Church, Syracuse, Quar- 
terly Conference. 

A. S. Durston, Secretary of the 
Young Men’s Christian Asso- 
ciation of Syracuse—member 
of First Church, Syracuse, 
Quarterly Conference. 

William Reddy, Tract Agent— 
member of University Avenue, 
Syracuse, Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 


AUBURN DISTRICT. 
THERON CoopPER, P.E. 
(P. O., Auburn.) 
Auburn: First Church, Z. €. 
Queal. 
Wall Street, 7. 7. Brownell. 
Bethel, W. 2. Butman. 
Butler Centre, C. £. Jewell. 
Canoga, Horatio Yates. 
Cato, to be supplied. 
Cayuga, #, B. Stull. 
Clyde, Benjamin Shove. 
Conquest, James Gutsell. 
Fair Haven, B. J. Tracey. 
Fayette, to be supplied. 














Fleming, W. H. Géles. 

Huron, to be supplied. 

Junius, 7. #. Doda. 

Ledyard, F. M. Snuth. 

Lock Berlin, to be supplied. 

Locke, J. W. Steele. 

Montezuma, G. C. Wood. 

Moravia, 2. C. Hox. 

New Hope and Kelloggsville, O. 
R. Howe. 

Owaseo, Henry Harpst. 

Port Byron, Frederick Devitt. 

Red Creek, @. J. Beach. 

Rose, C. £. Hermans. 

Savannah, 7. #. MZ? Mullen. 

Seneca Falls, Thomas Tousey. 

Sterling, J. H. Zartman. 

Summer Hill, to be supplied. 

Tyre, W. C. Mattison. 

Union Springs, J. CU. Hitchcock. 

Venice, James Crowe. 

Victory, Henry Hoffmire. 

Waterloo, A. V, Danon. 

Weedsport, JZ S. Wells. 

Wolcott, C. 7. Moss. 

H. G. T. Mitchell, Professor in 
School of Theology in Boston 
University—member of Wall 
Street, Auburn, Quarterly Con- 
ference. 

William Searles, Chaplain in 
Auburn State-prison— member 
of First Church, Auburn, Quar- 
terly Conference. 


CAZENOVIA DISTRICT. 
H. F. Spencer, P.E. 
(P, O., Cazenovia.) 


Bennett’s Corners and Oneida 
Indian Mission, Elias Andrews. 

Canastota, H. A. Tuttle. 

Cazenovia, 0. H. Wright. 

Chittenango, William Jones. 

Cineimnatus, I. Z. Haskins. 

Clockville and Mile Strip, to be 
supplied. 

Cortland, W. H. Annable. 

Cuyler and De Ruyter, James 
Stanton. 

Delphi, to be supplied. 

East Homer and Truxton, 7. Pf. 
Harris. 

Eaton, Joa FHowd. 

Fabius and Keeney’s Settlement, 
A. H. Shurilaff. 

Fayetteville and Oran, W. H. 
Curtiss. 

Freetown, W. H. Bunneil. 

Georgetown, G. E. Hutchings. 

Homer, UW. S. Leet. 

Jamesville and De Witt, J. B. 
Foote. 

Kirkville, O. J. Purrington. 

Manlius, Oren Switzer. 

M’Grawyille, W. D. How. 

Morrisville, Z C. Andrews. 

Nelson and Erieville, Waiter 
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New Woodstock, A. C. Smith. 
North Pitcher, Philo Cowles. 
Oneida, Andrew Loe. 

Perryville, S: A. Luce. 

Peterborough and Pratt’s Hol- 
low, O. G. H. Phillips, 

Preble, W. H. York. 

Scott, O. W. Webster. 

Stockbridge, J. L. King. 

Summit Station, J. J. Turton. 

Taylor, W. H. Robertson. 

Tully, Silas Ball. 

Union Valley, Charles Haynes. 

Virgil, ZH. W. Walliams. 

West Eaton, James Erwin. 

I. N. Clements, Principal ofCaze- 
novia Seminary — member of 
Cazenovia Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 


ELMIRA DISTRICT. 
W.R. Bennam, P.E. 
(P. O., Elmira.) 


Beaver Dams, #. BL. Rawson, - 

Big Flats and Catlin, . &. 
Wheeler. 

Blossburg, (Pa.,) Robert Brewster. 

Burliugton, (Pa.,) Joseph Mei'- 
YUNG. 

Canton, (Pa.,) Thomas Stacey. 

Caton, Harsey King. 

Chemung, J. A. Roberts. | 

East Canton, (Pa.,) J. Ub. Moyer. 

Kast Smithfield-and Big Pond, 
(Pa.,) Henry Meeker. 

East Troy and Columbia, (Pa.,) 
to be supplied. 

Elmira: Centenary, 

Ball, 

First Church, #. M. Mills. 
Hedding, 0. A. Houghton. . 

Forksville, (Pa.,) to be supplied. 

Leona, (Pa.,) J. Z. Jones. 

Liberty Corners and Asylum, 
(Pa.,) H, B. Trowell. 

Mainsburg, (Pa.,) Geo. Hosbinder. 

Mansfield, (Pa.,) W. A. Ely. 

Millerton, (Pa.,) E. C. White. 

Monroeton, (Pa.,) &. B. Gear- 
hart. 

Monterey, P. M. Joralemon. 

New Albany, (Pa.,) O. WW. Hin- 
Man, 

North Chemung, De Witt Myers. 

Reading Centre, C. 8. Carr. 

Rutland, (Pa.,) Paul Smith. | 

Terrytown, (Pa.,) to be supplied. 


Franklin 


Towanda, (Pa.,) L. & Congdon. 


Troy, (Pa.,) D. W. Smith. 

Tyrone, / M. Warner. 

Ulster, (Pa.,) to be supplied. 

Wells and Daggett’s Mills, (Pa ,) 
to be supplied. 

Wellsbury, Robert Townsend. 


Quust. 33. Where shall the next 
' Conference be held ? 
Referred to the Presiding Elders, 
with power. 


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NORTH-WEST GERMAN CONFERENCE, 1884. 


NORTH-WEST GERMAN CONFERENCE, 


Held in Charles City, Iowa, Oct. 2-6, 1884. 


BISHOP NINDE, 


Quusr. 1. 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences? 

Richard Fickensher, from Chi- 
eayo German. 

Quzst. 2. Who are Admitted on 

Trial ? 

John H. Klaus, Herman F. 
Lange, Charles L. Lehnart, Jobn 
Riser, Wilt A. Weiss—d. 

Quest. 8. Who Remain on Trial ? 


Edward A. Burebart, Henry 
Sechuldt—2. 


Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
William Westphal, at his own 

request. 

Quest. 5. Who are Admitied into 

Full Connection ? 

William Berg, John F. Hartke, 

Charles F, Blume, William Kopp, 

Louis J. Brenner, William H. 

Koenig—6. 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None. 

Quest. 7%. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches? 
None. 

Quzst. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 


William Berge, John F. Hartke, 
Charles F. Blume, Louis J. Bren- 
ner, William H. Koenig—5. 


Quesst. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons 2? 
William Berg, John F. Hartke, 
Charles F. Blume. Louis J. Bren- 
ner, William H. Koenig—é. 


Qussr. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
Edward A. Buchart. 


QussT. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 


Edward A. Buchartt. 
Quast. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 

William Berg, John F. Hartke, 


Charles F. Blume, William Kopp, |. 


Louis J. Brenner, William H. 
Koenig, Gustav A. Rabe—7. 


Quzst. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
Goitlob E. Kienle, Emil Crist, 
William F. Fritze, John ©. Huber, 
Car] F. Rakow—5. 


Qusst. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Hlders ? 


Herman Zimmerman, William 
Maas, William V. Schlung—s. 


Presiding. 


Who are feceived by. 








—<~- 
Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders ? 
Herman Zimmerman, William 
Maas, William V. Schlung—s. 


Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Lildens ? 


None. 


Quzst. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Lilders ¢ 
None. 

Quest. 18.. Who are the Supernu- 
menary Preachers ? 

J. G. Spockman, Louis Thoele, 
J. B, Mauer, Herman Zimmer- 
man, John C. Huber, Curl F. 
Rakow, Henry Sauer, F. H. 
Helmer—s. 


Quzst. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

J. Plank, F. Merton, H. Sin- 
genstrue, P. Helwig, C. Kluck- 
holm, J. Hansen, W. Hildebrandt, 
William Rotert, H. R. Fiegen- 
baum, C. Hollmann, Philip Funk, 
George Hoerger, J. M. Nippold, 
F. Hermsmeyer, T. W. Buck- 
holtz, Henry Roth—16. 

Qurst. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Haamined ? 

This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 

QuEst. 21. Have any Died? 
None. 

Quest. 22. Hane any been Trans- 

Served, and to what Conferences ? 

F.. F. Stroeer, to Saint Louis 
German; Z#. J. Funk, to Chicago 
German; ZLimil Vraeger, to South- 
ern German—8, 

Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 

Quezst. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own Request ? 
None. 

Quest. 25. Have any been Located ? 
William Pomerenke. 


QuEst. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 


None. 
Quest. 27. Haveany been Pepelled 2 
None. 


QuEsT. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals? 

C. Schulz, R. Fiekensher, G. 
Hoether, J. C. Young, W. H. 
ene, W. Koerner, C. C. Mil- 
ler—7. 








EMIL UHL, Secretary. 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference your ? 


(See tabulated statement, p. 441.) 


Quest. 30. What are the Clatins 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$1,050. 


Quest. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied 2 

$615 70, 

which has been applied uncer 

order of the Conference. 


QuEST. 82. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
(These appointments are all in the State 
of Minnesota, except as otherwise 
indicated. ] 


GALENA DISTRICT. 
Emit Unt, P.E. 
(P. O., Galena, Ill.) 


Colesburg and Elkxport, (Iowa,) 
Herman Meyer. 
Decorah, (lowa,) Henry Kaste. 
Dubuque, (lowa,) George Stetier. 
Freeport, Richland, and Bass- 
wood, (Ill.,) W. V. Sehlung._ 
Galena, (Ill.,) # Misher de 
Girard, (lowa,) 7. 17, Wellemeyer. 
Hokah, to be supplied. 
La Crosse, (Wis.,) John Schneider. 
Laneaster, (Wis.,) John H. Klaus. 
Lansing, (lowa,) C. #. Lranivn. 
Lena and Jewell’s Prairie, (Ill.,) 
Emil Crist. 
Platteville, (Wis.,) C. H. Pricbe. 
Sherrill’s Mount, (lowa,) Philip 
Wacker. 
Tomah, (Wis.,) Charles Pegelow. 
Yellow Creek, (Lll.,) Casper Hess, 
Frederick Schaub, Professor in 
Galena German English Col- 


lege—member of Galena Quar- | 


terly Conference. 


SAINT LOUIS DISTRICT. 
Freperiox Kopp, P.E. 
(P. 0., Saint Paul, Minn.) 


Brownton and Benton, Joseph 
Hepp. ea), 

Clear Water, to be supplied. 

Crow River, August Krienhe. 

East and North Minneapolis, C. 
F. Blume. 

Menomonee, (Wis.,) Christian 
Nachtrieb, ~ 

Minneapolis, Henry Schnitker. 

Minneola and Belvidere, Gustav 
A. Rabe. 

Red Wing, J. C. Jahn. 

Saint Paul: First Chureh, 2. 

Fickensher, 

Second Chureh, 0. C. Miller. 
West Saint Paul, 7. @. Bauer. 

Salem, E. A. Burchart. 

Stillwater, C. Bocttcher. 





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Wabashaw, Charles Schoenheiter. 

Washington, A. H. Ioerner. 

W. F. Grieve, Missionary in Chili, 
South America. 


SOUTH MINNESOTA DIST. 
GrorcEe Hartune, P.E. 
(P. O., Faribault, Minn.) 


Beaver Falls, Christian Gebhare. 
Blooming Grove, John Spicker. 
Cannon River, Gotilieh Haefner. 
Dover and Saint Charles, W. H. 
Koenig. ; 
Faribault, W. A. Bredehoeft. 
Henderson, August biebighaeuser. 
Jordan, G. Rethle. 
Le Sueur, Henry Boeticher. 


Mankato and Danville, W. F. 
nize Aue to be supplied. 
Mountain Lake and Lamberton, 
to be supplied. 
New Ulm and La Fayette, G. £. 
_ Hiller. 
Owatonna, Herman F. Lange. 
Rochester, Charles L. Lehnart. 
Sleepy Eye, Mrederick Preine. 
Waseca, /”. Hogracfe. 
Winona, H. #. Young. 
Y het 


Bobo ON OF Be Ro N: Ook 


. 


I 
UPPER IOWA DISTRICT. 
Wixuiam Scureiner, P.E. 
(P.'O., Fort Dodge, Iowa.) 
Albert Lea, Daniel Pfaff. 
Alden and Webster City, (Iowa, ) 
Henry Schuldt. 
Algona, (lowa,) H. A. West- 
phal. 
Charles City, (lowa,) Christoph 
Schulz. 
Eldora and Tipton, W. Kopp. 
Flood Creek, (lowa,) John Hauck. 
Fort Dodge, (lowa,) to be sup- 
plied. 
Garne’, 
née)". 
Glad Brook, (lowa,) #. W. Henke. 
Le Mars, (lowa,) Adolph Dulitz, 
Nora Springs, (lowa,) J. Riser 
Odeboldt, (lowa,) P. Yunvmel. 
Sault City and Rosbach, to be 
supplied. 
Sheldon and Spencer, (lowa,) to 
be supplied. 
Storm Lake, (lowa,) Andrew Bren- 


(lowa,) Walliam * Koer- 





ner, : 
West Side and Ida, (lowa,) John 
Lemke. 





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DAKOTA DISTRICT. 
KE. E, Scuvrrre, P.E. 
(P. 0., Mankato, Miun.) 
Ada and Crookston, J. F. Hartke. 
Asb Lake, to be cupplied. 
Big Stone City, (Dak.,) to be sup- 
piled. 
Blunt, (Dak.,) to be supplied. 
Crandon, (Dak.,) W. 4. Loljfing. 
Faulkton, (Dak.,) G. H Kienle. 
Frederick, (Dak.,) to be sup- 
plied. 
Grand Forks, (Dak.,) to be sup- 
plied. 
Morris, William Maas. 
Mount Vernon, (Dak.,) William 
Lugenhart, 
Parker, (Dak.,) William Berg. 
Redfield, (Dak.,) L. J. Brenner. 
Valley City, (Dak.,) Wilt A. 
Weiss. 
Wadena, to be supplied. 
Watertown, (Dak.,) to be sup- 
plied, 


Quest. 38. Where shall the next 
Oouference be held 2 


Le Sueur, Minn. 


Held in Erie, Pa., Oct. 8-13, 1884. 


BISHOP WARREN, 


Quzst. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

W. H. Pearce, A. C. Ellis, and 
J. MU. Barker, from East Ohio; A. 
E. Colgrove, from Central Penn- 
sylyania; J. Z. Armstrong, from 
Des Moines; W. M. Canfield, 
from Central Tennessee; H. E. 
Johnson, from Holston—. 


Quzsr. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial ? 

Crawford R. Thoburn, Charles 
M. Miller, Thomas J. Hamilton, 
Fred. A. Mills, Victor Cornnelle, 
George H. Hummason, Solomon 
M. Nickle, William P. Arbuckle, 
Asaph B. Phillips, Lucien W. 
Showers, Samuel M. Sartwell, 
Oliver IH. Nickle—12. 


Quest. 3. Who Remain on Trial? 

Wesley W. Dale, J. M. Ed- 
wards, W. E. Frampton, W. S. 
Gearhart, D. C. Irwin, D. A. 
Platte, W. A. Merriam, Williara 
M. Canfield, J. A. Parsons, 8. H. 
Prather, G. J. Ginoder, A. E. Col- 
grove—l1z. ; 


_ Quzst. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
James E. Roberts. 


Quxst. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full. Connection ? 

Cyrus H. Frampton, William 
H. Bunce, Samuel P. Douglass, 
Francis M. Small, Frauk R. Pe- 
ters, Beatty P. Linn—6. 


Presiding. 
an 


Quzst. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None. 





Quest. 7 Who are Lecetved on 


Credentials from other Chaurches ? 
A. L. Brand, feom Evangelical 
Advent Church. 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
Cyrus H. Frampton, William 

H. Bunce, Frank R. Peters, Beatty 

P. Linn—4. 


Quusr. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers hane been ordained Deacons ? 

Cyrus H. Frampton, William 
H. Bunee, Frank R. Peters, Beatty 
P. Linn—4., 


Quest. 10. Whut Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
Joseph A. Parsons. William T. 
Robinson—2. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 


Joseph A. Parsons. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Hirst Olass ? 
Cyrus H. Frampton, William 

H. Bunce, Samuel P. Dougiass, 

Francis M. Small, Frank R. Pe- 

ers, Beatty P. Linn, Charles O. 

Mead—7. ; 

Quest. 18. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 


W. J. Barton. William A. Ba- 
ker, Peter J. Slattery, Henry A. 








F. H. BECK, Secretary. 


Teats, Watson H. Swartz, Clement 
W. Miner, Clinton Jones, James 
H. Keeley, George Collier, Sam- 
uel EK. Ryan, Andrew C. Ellis—l1. 


Quzst. 14. What Traveling Dea- 

cons have been elected Hiders ? 

J. B. Neff, D. M. Carpenter, 
Sampson Dimmick, Levi Beers, 
Hollis D. Todd, Charles A. Knesal 
—6. 

Notr.—James M. Thoburn was elected 
toelder’s orders under the missionary 
rule. J. H. Bates and J. M. Hovis, 


being elders, were, by vote, passed in all 
the Conference studies. 


Quusr. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Hiders ? 
J. B. Neff, D. M. Carpenter, 

Sampson Dimmick, Levi Beers, 

Hollis D, Todd, Charles A. Knesal 

—h. 


Norr.—James M. Thoburn was or- 
dained elder under the missionary rule. 


Qvrst. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders? 


Orley H. Sibley. 


Quzsr. 17%. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Hlders? 


Orley H. Sibley. 


Quzsr. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

A. 8. Dobbs, E. A. Johnson, 

W. W. Wythe, J. E. Chapin, 

William Martin, L. G. Merrill, 


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N. W. Jones, J. M. Groves, A. M. 
Leonard, L. J. Bennett, W. L. 
Reiley, C. M. Morse, J. W. Mar- 
tin, W. J. Brockway, O. Babcock 
—15. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

A. M. Brown, 8. Heard, A. L. 
Miller, J. Robiuson, J. F. Hill, J. 
W. Lowe, G. H. Brown, B. 8. 
Hill, J. M’Comb, D. M. Stever, I. 
Seotield, H. Elliott, J. L. Holmes, 
J. K. Hallock, E. Hull, G. F, 
Reeser, 8. L. Wilkinson, J. Allen, 
J. k. Lyon, R. Beatty, R. Peet, 
TY. Burrows, M. Colegrove, G. M. 
Ebberman—24, 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Beamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died ? 

T. Stubbs, A. C. Tibbetts, J. B. 
Gilfillan, W. W. Woodworth, 
John Abbott—é. 

(See obituaries, p. 343,) 


Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Jerred, aud to what Conferences ? 
C. J. Brown, to Savannah; _4, 
NV. Craft, to Ohio; J. W. Spangler, 
to North-west Iowa; J. UM. Tho- 
buin, to South India ; J. G. Towns- 
end, to Genesee; £. LD. I? Creary, 
to Des Moines—6. ; 


Quest, 23. Have any Withdrawn 2 
None. 


Quest. 24. Lave any been Located 
a their own request ? 
None. 


Qumst. 25. Have any been Located? 
None. 


Quest. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 


None. 


Quest. 27. Have any been Bxpellea 
d None. 


Quest. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

G. W. Chesbro, F. H, Beck, 
John Lusher, P. P. Pinney, W. 
I. Mossman, J. N, Fradenburgh, 
W. W. Painter—7, 


Quxsr. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 443.) 


QuEsT. 80. What are the Claims 
on the Conference. Fund 2 


Not answered. 


Qusst. 81. What hasbeen Received 
ou these Claims, and how has tt 
been Applied ? 

$2,887 50, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference. 








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ERIE CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
(These appointments are all inthe State 
of Pennsylvania, except as otherwise 
indicated.) 5 


CLARION DISTRICT. 
D. Latsuaw, P.E. 
(P. O,, Clarion.) 


Belleview, J. A. Hovis. 

Brockport, A. LZ. Brand. 

Brockwayville, 2. 2. Knapp. 

Brookville, PR W. Scofield. 

Catlensburg, J. A. Laverty. 

Clarington, W. E. Frampton. 

Clarion, C. W. Darrow. 

Corsica, to be supplied. 

Cranberry, 8. P. Douglass. 

Du Bois, 2. C. Smith. 

East Brady, J. C. M’ Donald. 

Kdmburg, J. H. Keeley. 

Kmerickville, Clinton Jones. 

Luthersburg, W. B. Holt. 

New Bethlehem, 2. WM. Felt. 

New Salem, A. Walder. 

President, D. A. Platte. 

Punxsutawney, H. V. Talbot. 

Putneyville, O. H. Nickle. 

Reynoldsville, C. Peters, 

Richardsville, W. J. Barton. 

Ridgeway, A. S. Goodrich. 

Rimersburg, LZ. Biers. 

Ringvold, to be supplied. 

Rockland, W. A. Baker, 

Salem, 7. 4. Sheckler. 

vhippensville, J. B. Nef". 

Siegel, W. S. Gearhart. 

Sligo, L. W. Showers. 

Troy, H. A. Teats. 

Washington, C. H. Frampton, 

J. M. Edwards, Principal; BF. 
Deo, Financial Secretary, of 
Carrier Seminary—niembers of 
Clarion Quarterly Conference. 


Qzst, 32. 


‘ERIE DISTRICT. 
J. C. Scoriexp, P. E, 
(P. 0., Evie.) 


Asbury, JZ. Stratton. 
Chautauqua, (N.Y.,) 7. H. Moore. 
Dayton, (N, Y.,) 4. Lashline. 
Delanti, (N. Y.,) L.A. Chapin. 
Dunkirk, (N. Y.,) J. A. Bates. 
Erie; First Church, W. H: Pearce, 

Simpson, J/: Smeth. 

Tenth Street, J. H. Herron. 
Fairview, S. B. Torry. 
Forestville, (N. Y.,) G. J. Squier. 
Fredonia, (N. Y.,) W. P. Bignell. 
Girard, VU. G. MW Intire. 

Green. G. W. Staples. 

Greenfield and Mina, A. H. Bow- 
ere, 

Irving, (N. Y.,) D. GC. Irwin, 

Lockport, P. Burroughs. 

M’Kean, J. O. Osborn. 

Mayville, (N. Y.,) #. aL, Kernick. 

North East, 2. K. Creed. 

Perrysburg, J. OC, Ridout. 

Portland, (N. Y.,) B. Wade, 

Ripley, (N. Y.,) 2. W. Scott. 

Sheridan, (N. Y.,) I. Fording. 

Silver Creek, (N. Y.,) George W. 
Moore. 

Springfield, J. H. Vance. 

Volusia, (N. Y.,) Fred. A. Mills. 

Waterford, John Graham. 

Wesleyyille, George Collier. 

Westfield, (N. Y.,) to be sup- 
plied. 








P. A, Reno, Principal of Water- 
ford Academy — member of 
Waterford Quarterly Conf. 


FRANKLIN DISTRICT. 

J, M: Bray, PE. 

(®. 0., Parker Landing.) 
Clintonville, W. Branfield. 
Emilenton, P. J. Slattery. 
Fagundus, 8; E. Ryan. 
Farmington, L. Wack. 

Franklin, /. Z. Armstrong. 
Karns City and Fairview, Z WV. 
Clover. 


'Millertown, D. 8. Steadman. 


Monterey, £. /. Merrit. 

North Washington, J. 4. Hume. 

Oil City: Grace Church, Jf Ji- 

ler, “ 3 

Trinity, C. £. Hall. 

Parker City, John Lusher. 

Petrolia and Martinsburg, 5. Hid- 
ler. 

Pleasantville, /. C. Rhodes. | 

Plummer, W. Rice. 

Reno and Sugar Creek, to be sup- 
plied. 

Rouseville, Z. W. Shadduck. 

Saint Petersbure, W. P. Graham. 

Sharritt, 8. M. Sartwell. 

Tidioute, S. H. Prather. 

Tionesta, F. M. Small. 

Titusville, J. W. Hradenburgh. 

Waterloo, W. H. Bunce. 


JAMESTOWN DISTRICT. 
R. 8. Boretann, P.E, 
(P. 0., Corry.) 
Ashville, (N. Y.,) J. / Stocker. 
Busti and Farmington, (N. Y.,) 
EM. Burns 
Cattaraugus, (N. Y.,) J. Leslze. 
Cherry Creek, (N. Y.,) ‘Victor 
Cornnelle. 
Clarendon and Farnsworth, A. B. 
Phillips. : 
Clymer, (N. Y.,) D. AL, Oarpenter. 
Columbus and North Corry, 7. W. 
Wilson, G. H. Hummason. 
Corry, 2. NV. Stubbs. 
Kast Randolph, (N. Y.,) HZ. D. 
Todd. 


Ellery, (N. Y.,) W. IL Taylor, 

Ellington, (N. Y.,) 7. JL Barker. 

Frewsburg, (N. Y.,) J. W.‘Craw- 
Jord. : 

Garland, W. H. Hover. 

Hamlet, (N. Y.,) J. Garnett. 

Jamestown, (N. Y.,) J. Peate, 

Kane and Ludlow, W. A. Mer- 
riam. 

Kinzua, J. Akers. 

Leon, (N. Y.,) W. W. Cushman. 

Little Valley, (N. Y.,) C. O. Mead. 

Panama, (N. Y.,) 8. WL. Clark. 

Randolph, (N. Y.,) W. W. Dale, 
to be supplied. 

Russell and North Warren, C. C. 
Flunt. 

Salamanca, (N. Y.,) J. A. Parsons. 

Sheffield, (N. Y.,) A. A. Horton. 

Sherman, (N. Y.,) C. W. Miner. 

Sinclairville, (N. Y.,) J. G. Gin- 
oder. 


Spring Creek, S. M. Nickle, st 


Sugar Grove, ). R. Palmer. 
Wattsburg, #. Fair, 
Warren, W. W. Painter. 
Wrightsville, to be supplied, 
Youngsville, A. G. Haid. 


ERIE CONFERENCE, 1884. 


J, T. Edwards, Principal of Cham- 
berlain Institute— member of 
Randolph Quarterly Conf. 

W. G. Williams, Principal of Gen- 
esee Wesleyan Seminary — 
member of Jamestown Quar- 
terly Conference. 

A. E. Colgrove, Professor in Gen- 
esee Wesleyan Seminary — 

.INember of Corry Quarterly 
Conference. 


MEADVILLE DISTRICT. 
A. J. Merouant, P.E. 
(P. O., Meadville.) 


Albion, 7% P. Warner. 
Cambridge, J. D. Darling. 
Centreville, J. P. Hicks. 
Coehranton, W.. Hollister. 
Conneautyille, #. H. Bech. 
Cooperstown, A. MW. Lockwood. 
Kdinborough, to be supplied. 
Kspyville, WZ. V. Stone. 
Eyansburg, C. R. Thoburn, C. M. 
Miller. a 
Geneva, W. M. Canfield, T. J. 
Hamilton. 
Greenville, J. W. Blaisdell. 
Jlarmonsburg, B. P. Linn. 
Hydetown, 8. Dimmick. 
Jamestown, G. W. Chesbrough. 
Linesville, H. Jf Chamberlain. 





Meadville: First Church, A. C. 
‘Ellis, G. W. Clarke. 
Second Church, W. O.° Allen, 
W. P. Arbuckle. 

Mill Village, C. W. Foulke. 

Saegertown, J. Clyde. 

Spartansburg, 7’. W. Douglass. 

Springborough, J. /. Perry, 

Sunville, to be supplied. 

Townville, A. W. Decker. 

Union City, P. P. Pinney. 

Woodcock, J. K. Adams. 

A. B. Hyde, Professor in Denver 
University — member of First 
Church, Meadville, Quarterly 
Conference. 

T. L. Flood, Editor of The Chau- 
tauquan — member of | First 
Church, Meadville, Quarterly 
Conference. 

NV. H. Holmes, Financial Agent of 
Allegheny College—member of 
First Church, Meadville, Quar- 
terly Conference. 


NEW CASTLE DISTRICT. 
A. Wuerter, P.E. 

(P. O., Greenville.) 
Centreville, D. W. Wampler. 
Clarksville, John Perry. 
Edinburg, J. L. Mechlin. 
Fredonia, B. If. Bear. 





2938 


Greenwood, A. O. Stone. 

Grove City, J. B. spy. 

Mercer, 0. LZ. Mead. 

eh Jackson, J. K. Menden- 
hall. 

New Castle: First Church, 2. d/. 

Warren. 
Pearson Street, to be sup- 
plied. 

New Lebanon, S. KX. Paden. 

New Wilmington, A. J. Lind- 
say. 

Pardoe, J. M. Crouch. 

Petersburg, F. R, Peters. 

Salem, S. 2. Winger. 

Sandy.Lake, W. H. Mossman. 

Sharon, J. A. Kummer. 

Sharpsville, John A. Ward, 

Sheakleyville, 7 J. Hoster. 

Stoneborough, W. 8. Shepard. 

Volant, John Lekles. + 

Wampum, Nathaniel Morris. 

West Middlesex, A. &. Lich. 

D. C. Plannetie, Missionary to 
Dakota. 

Watson H. Swartz and 0. 4. 
Knesal, left without appoint- 
ment to attendsome one of 
our schools. 


Quest, 33. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


At Sharon, Pa, 





CHICAGO GERMAN CONFERENCE, 


Held in Beaver Dam, Wis-, Sept. 25-29, 1884. 


BISHOP NINDE, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 

Transfer, and from what Con- 

Ferences? 
None. 
Quest. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 

Matthew A. Diebold, Henry F. 
Mueller, Henry F. Karnopp—3. 
Quust. 8. Who Remain on Trial? 

Henry Apfelbach, Frederick 
Wrede, Ernst Werner, William J. 
Weber, William Weber, Charles 
Krohn, August Ladwig—7. 
Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 

William Voelkner. 


Quest. 5. Who are Adinitted into 
_ Full Connection ? 
Charles E. Hintrager, Hermann 
F, Schmidt, Frederick Hannken, 
William C. Schmutzler, Frederick 
C. Gruetzmacher—d. 


Quast. 6. Who are Re-adinitted 2 
None. 


Quest. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 
None. 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been. elected Deacons ? 
None. 


Nore.—August Latwig, William Weber, 
William J. Weber, were elected deacons 
under the mis-ionury rule. 








Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been orduined Deacons ? 
None. 


Nors. —August Lutwig, William Weber, 
William J, Weber, were ordained elders 
under the missionary rule. 


Qousr. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 


None. 

Quzst. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
None. 

Quest. 12. Who.are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 

Charles E. Hintrager, Hermann 
F. Schmidt, Frederick Hanken, 


William C. Schmutzler, Frederick 
C. Gruetzmacher—5. 


Quast. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
Julius A. Mulfinger, Albert C. 
Berg—2. 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Eiders ? 
Christopher Neitzel, Jacob E. 
Mueller—2. 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Hiders ? 
Christopher Neitzel, Jacob E. 

Mueller—2. 





Cc. A. LOEBER, Secretary. 


Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders ? 


None. 


Quust. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Hiders ? 


None. 


Quest. 18. Who are the Superniu- 
merary Preachers? 
Frederick -Grube, L. E. Schnei- 
der, Peter Hinners, George Dil- 
ling, August Fuerstenar, lreder- 
ick Rinder, W. F. Krueckmann 


Quzst. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

Henry Overbeck, Jacob Dahl, 
Gustav Zollmann, Frederick Kluk- 
hohn, Henry Westerfeld, Peter 
Schaefer, Charles Schuler, August 
Peter, ‘Christian Wentz, Henry 
Dueringer, William Meyer, Mich- 
acl Entzminger, Gottlob Linsen- 
meyer, J ohn Brauer—14. 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Heamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died? 
None. 


294 


Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences 2 
' Ltichard Fickensher, to North- 
west German. 
Quxstr. 23. Have any Withdrawn ¢ 
None. 
Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 
None. 
Quest. 25. Have any been Located 7 
None. 

Quest. 26. Have any been permitted 
lo Withdraw under Charges? 
None. 

Quest. 27. Have any been Hxpellea ? 
None. 

Quxrsr. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals? 

F. Gottschalk, J. C. Rinder, F. 
Karnopp, C. Weinreich, C. F. Al- 
bert, Antoun Meixner, B. Becker—7, 
Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 

Leeport for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 450.) 


Quzsr. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ¢ 
$938 55. 


Quest. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$938 55, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of Conference. 

Quest. 82. Where are the Preach- 

ers Stationed ? 

{These appointments are all in the State 


of Wisconsin, except as otherwise in- 
dicated.J 


CHICAGO DISTRICT. 


C. A. Lorserr, P.E. 
(P. 0., 306 Maxwell St., Chicago, Ill.) 





Blue Island and Pullman, (I11.,) 
Won. /iaas, one to be supplied, 
Cedar “Lake and Roscland, (1L.,) 

aA, Aarnopp. 
Champaign and Monticello, (H1.,) 
Frederick Wrede. | 
Chicago: (I1L,) Ashland Avenue, 
UC. Weinreich. \ 
Centre Street, . J. Funk. ~\ 
Claybourn Avenue, G. L. Mul- 
Singer. 
Ebenezer, G. C. Apfelbach. 
Immanuel, -/. Bletsch. 
Lake View and Farwell, Jacob 
Berger. 
Maxwell Street, J. /. Keller. 
Portland Avenue and Forty-fifth 
Street Mission, #. Gottschalk. 
Danville, (IIL,) Z. Wegner. 
Evanston, (lll.,) H. D. Kamp.- 
Frankfort, (IU.,) ”. &. Alenske. 
Grand Ridge, ({il.,) N. Bijler. 
Laporte, (Ind.,) to be supplied. 
Long Grove and Elk Grove, (LI.,) 
C. E. Hintrager. 
Melvin and Roberts, (Ill.,) P. Rech. 
Michigan City, (Ind.,) William J. 
Weber. 
New Bremen, (Il.,) G..Z. Limper. 


Sandwich and Freedom, (Iil.,) 


J. A. Mulfinger. 

South Bend, (Ind.,) B. Becker. 

Valparaiso and Hobart, (Ind.,) & 
Leistkorn. 

C.F, Morf, Financial Agent of La 
Porte Church. 


MILWAUKEE DISTRIOT. 
Joun Sounetz, P.E. 
(P. O., Watertown.) 

Baraboo and Arena, S. F. Fritz. 
Beaver Dam, J. O. Rinder, 
Burlington and. Lake Geneva, We 

Wilke. 
Columbus, 0. Hedler, 
East Troy, A. Lemcke. 


Aurora, (1l.,) F. C. Gruetzmacher. | Farmington, H. F. Schmidt. 








CHICAGO GERMAN CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Fort Atkinson and Milford; W. ©. 
Schmutzler. 
Kenosha, 2. Fritener. 
Lowell, 2. Drescher. 
Madison, C. #. Allert. 
Milwaukee: First Church, Charles 
Iwert. 
Second Church, @. 77. Simons. 
Third Church and Immanuel, 
W. Keller, M. A. Diebold. 
Oconomowoe, 0. Neitzel, 
Sun Prairie and Portland, William 
Karnopp. 
Watertown, #7. Meyer: 
West Bend and Iron Ridge, Gustav 
Madgsick. 


FOND DU LAC DISTRICT, 
BarrHotomew Lampert, ‘P.E. 
(P. 0., Fond Du Lac.) 


Abnepee and Sturgeon Bay, 4. 7. 
Hopplin. 

Almond, J. Betnert. 

Brillion, Charleston, and Appleton, 
M. Hoehle. 

Chelsea, to be supplied. 

Clayton, Eureka, and Rush Lake, 
A, Ladwig. 

Fond du Lae and Forest, C. 

Livehl, 

Friendship, E. Werner. 

Green Bay and Pensaukee, H. F. 
Mueller. 

Kewaunee, F, Hannken. 

Maine and Merrill, J. 2. Mueller. 

Manitowoc and Newton, A. Meix- 
ner, 

Marion, C. Krohn. 

Menominee, W. Weber. 

Neshkoro, B. Graeff. 

Oshkosh, J. Schaefer. 

Sheboygan, H. F. Karnopp. 

Wausau and Stettin, A. é: Berg: 


QuzEst. 383. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


At Manitowoc, Wis. 


MINNESOTA CON FER ENGR. 


Held in Duluth, Minn., Oct. 8-13, 1884, * 


BISHOP FOWLER, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences? 

G. T. Newcomb, from Michigan ; 
William L. King, a probationer of 
the second year; A. G. Wilson, 
from East Ohio; F. D. Goodrich, 
from Genesee; E. J. Bickell, Ja- 
cob Mills, a probationer, from Wis- 
consin; /. 2. Héngley, from New 
England Southern—‘. 


Who are Admitted on 

Trial ? 

Levin Johnson, Albert E. Bur- 
rows, S. H. Dewart, Charles §. 
Royse, Frederick Flawith, H. D. 
Wadsworth, Judson D. Phinney, 
William B. Combe—8s, 


Qurst. 38. Who Remain on Trial? 
Lee L. Tower, Elijah W. Haley, 


QUEST. 2, 








Charles A. M’Namara, W. A. 
‘Tichnor, Socrates T. Horner, con- 
tinued _in the class of the first 
year; F. O. Holman, John Wat- 
son, John W, Reveill, Charles W. 
Lawson, John R. Yost, E. S. 
Gardanier, W. J, Hunter, William 
M. Spoor, John B. Monroe,’ Will- 
iam H. Matson, Eugene W. Young, 
Jacob Mills, W. L. King—is, 


Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued 2 


A. J, [ayner, at his own re- 
quest. 


Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 


George R. Geer, William Brown, 
J. F. Beebee, George Merritt, 
Horace W. Troy, H. P. Cooper, 
EK. J. Bickell, Robert H. Craig, 
William KE. Hawley, William T. 
Hobart, William E. King—11. 


ROBERT FORBES, Secretary. 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted 2 
Henry Frank, Worthy A. Put- 

nam, 8. N. Griffith, Peter Clare, a 

deacon of the second class—4. 


Quzst. 7%. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches 2 
J. W. Briggs and Coleman Bris- 
tol, from the Methodist Church of 
Canada; /. J. Hiftman, from the 
Iivangelical Association ; -/ames 
Woolner, from the United Meth: 
odist Free Church; David Sey- 
mour, from the Free Methodist 
Chureh—5. \ 


Qurst. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons 2 
Horace \W. Troy, Henry P. 

Cooper, Robert H. Craig, William 

E. Hawley—4, 

Notr..—Levin Johnson and John R. 


Yost were elected deacons under the 
missionary rule, : 


MINNESOTA CONFERENCE, 


Quzst. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 

Horace W. Troy, Henry P. 
Cooper, Robert H. Craig, William 
K. Mawley—4. 

Norr, —Levin Johnson and John R. 
Yost were ordained deacons uuder the 
missionary rule. 

Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 


S. H. Dewart. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 


8. H. Dewart. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 

Horace W. Troy, Henry P. 
Cooper, Robert H. Craig, William 
KE. Hawley, George R. Geer, Will- 
iam Brown, James F.—Beebe, 
George Merritt, Edwin J. Bickell 
—9. 


Quest. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
Delbert F. Thompson, John 
Gimson, Isaiah H. Snell, Hubert 
J. Harrington, William a Lang- 
rell, Charles B. Wyatt, Edward 8. 
Ferry, William E. King, William 
T. Hobart, James 8. Garvin—10. 


Qurst. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected ides ? 
G. T. Newcomb, Frank B. Cow- 

gill, Henry B. Molyneaux, Albert 

T. Foster, James Castles, Frank 

')’. Fisher, Charles F. Bradley—7. 
Norse. — Jacob Mill and Levin John- 


son, traveling deacons, were elected 
elders under the missionary rule. 


Qusst. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cous have been ordained Elders ? 
G. T. Neweomb, Frank B. 

Cowgill, Henry-B. Molyneaux, A. 

T. Foster, James Castles, Frank I. 

Fisher, Charles F. Bradley—7. 
Norre.—Levin Johnson, traveling dea- 

con, was ordained elder under the mis- 

sionary rule. 

Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 

have been elected Eiders ? 


Charles S. Royse. 


QuxsT. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been orduined Elders ? 


Charles 8. Royse. 


Qunst. 18. Who are the Super- 

numerary Preachers ? 

_J. M. Rogers, James 8. Garvin, 
W. ©. Rice, George H. Way, J. R. 
Berry, R. D. Price, William Hen- 
ning, G. F. Wells, Charles Gris- 
wold, B. Blain, G. W. T. Wright, 
A. GO. Reynolds, J. L. Farber; ('. 
Il. Savidge, Levi Hall, E. H. 
Brunson, R. Washburn, E. A. 
Healy, J. H. Stuntz, J. A. Baird, 
M. O. M’Niff, A. W. Cummings, 
H. J. Crist, §S. Cates, Bete 


Brook, J. S. Bean, J. Whisler, W. 


W. Satterlee, A, P. Bunce, J. W 
Lewis, N. Sutton, Sias Bolles—32, 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nwated Preachers 2 

W. M. Bear, George Galpin, 

Norris Hobart, David Brooks, A. 





Davis, J. Benson, John Quigley, 
John Kerns, Thomas Day, A. M. 
Stephens, John D. Rich, R. Hoov- 
er, L. D. Brown, 8. N. Phelps, J. 
O. Rich, A. H. Abbott, A. Hitch- 
cock, J. L. Smith, P. A. Moore, 
E. Tucker, Cyrus Brooks, Samuel 
Spates, T. M. Gossard, T. C. 
Stringer, Boyd Phelps, J. N. 
Henry—26. 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 
Quest. 21. Have any Died? 
None. 


QueEsT. 22. Have any been Trans- 
ferved, and to what Conference? 

F. M. Tuttle, to Kansas; W. E. 
Means, to South Kansas; Emory 
Miller, to Des Moines; W. JL. 
Demorest, to Rock River; J. F. 
Zeigler, to West Wisconsin ; Al- 
bert E. Burrows, to North-west 
lowa; Lynderman Wright, to Col- 
orado; Levin Johnson, to Liberia 
—8s. 


Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quust. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request 2 


A. B. Bishop. 


Quest. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw wnder charges ? 
None. 


Quest. 27. Haveany been Expelled ? 
Rufus C. Ambler. 


Qumst. 28. Who are selected for 
Trievs of Appeals ? 
F. J. Wagner, H. C. Jennings 
R. Forbes. W. K. Marshall, James 
Door, A. Cressey, J. C. Ogle—7. 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 446.) 


Quust. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund? * 


$4,125. 


Quusr. 31. What has been Received 
ou these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$2,118 59, 

which has been applied under 

order-of the Conference. 


Quusr, 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


(These appointments are allin the State 
of Minnesota, except as otherwise 
indicated.] 


SAINT PAUL DISTRICT. 
S. B. Warner, P.E. 
(P. O., i) 
Austin, ‘A. W. Edwards. 
Austin Circuit, E. W. Haley. 
Blooming Prairie and Lansing, to 
be supplied. 
Cannon Falls, S. H. Dewart. 











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Castle Rock, W. H. Soule. , 

Cloquet and Oneota, to be snp- 
plied. 

Duluth, Z. Gilberé. 

Dundas, VW. Lathrop. 

Faribault, &. C. Jennings. 

Faribault Cireuit, W. S. Chase. 

Farmington, 0. Williams. 

Glencoe, J. W. Martin. 

Hamline, 8. G. Gale. 

Hastings, 7. B. Killian. 

Hutchinson, J. W. Klepper. 

Lake City, Z. HZ. Shumate. 

Medford, 8S. S. Burton. 

Newport, W. L. King. 

Northfield, to be supplied. 

Owatonna, J. H. Dewart. 

Red Wing, William IM Kinley. 

Red Wing Cirenit, LZ. P. Smith. 

Saint Paul: First Church, to be 

supplied. 

Bates Avenue, F, O. Holman. 
Clinton Avenue, IV. S. Matthew. 
Eaton Avenue, 8. G. Smith. 
Grace Churely, John Stafford. 
Jackson Street, &. Lorbes. 

Saint Paul’s Cireuit, 7. Pemberton. 

Stillwater, C. S. &. Dunn. 

Taylor’s Falls, to be supplied. 

Wyoming, to be supplied. 

Zumbro Pals. J. P. Oakey. 

@. H. Bridgman, President, @. 8. 
Innis, Professor, in Hamline Uni- 
versity—members of Hamline 
Quarterly Conference. 

C. Hobart, Conference Temper- 
ance Agent. 

J. Castles, eft withont appoint- 
ment to attend some one of our 
schools. 


MINNEAPOLIS DISTRICT. 
J. F. Cuarren, P.E. 
(P. O., Minneapolis.) 

Albert Lea, D. F, Thompson. . 
Anoka, J. Door. ‘ 
Bethel, #. S. Bunce. 
Brooklyn Centre, M. B. Smith. 
Chaplin, C..f. Garvin. 


‘Clear Lake, B. &. Kephart. 


Clearwater, O. Burnett. 
Delano, A. Pollensbee. 
Eden Prairie, to be supplied. 
Fair Haven, to be supplied. 
Forest City, L. L. Tower. 
Glenville, W. A. Miles. © 
Howard Lake, Jom Doran. 
Litchfield, A. J. Broci. 
Minneapolis: First Chureh, A. C. 
Williams. 
Centenary, 7. J. Wagner. 
Foss Church, J. M. Bull. 
Franklin Avenue, (. A. Van 
Anda. 
Hennepin Avenue, to be sup- 
plied. f 
Simpson Church, J. @, Teter. 
Taylor Street, AL. Misher. 
Thirteenth Avenue,/. B. Starkey. 
Twenty-fourth Street, D. Mor- 
Wostece Avenue Mission, D. 
Tice. 
Monticello, H. J. Van Hossen. 
Morristown and Waterville, E. 8. 
Gardanier. 
Paynesville, (. 7. Barkatoo. 
Princeton, William Brown. 
Richfield, G. 7. Newcomb. 
Saint Cloud, W. J. Martin. 


296 


Sauk Rapids, to be supplied. 
Waseca, Henry Frank. 


Jabez Brooks. Professor of Greek 
in the State University—mem- 
ber of Centenary Quarterly Con-- 
ference, 


J. H. Macomber, Chaplain in the 
United States Army—member 
of Anoka Quarterly Conference. 


“WINONA DISTRICT. 
C. N. Stowers, P.E. 
(P. O., Winona.) 


Beaver, John Watson. 

Byron, to be supplied. 

Caledonia, 7. H. Kinsman. 

Canton and Mabel, /. J. £iftman. 

Chatfield, W. L. Langrell. 

Dodge Centre, W. A. Putnam. 

Dover, Z. S. Ferry. 

Elgin, J. W. Stebbins. 

Eyota, W. L. Hackett. 

Fillmore, # H. Tubbs. 

Grand Meadow, G. B. Caple. 

Granger, to be supplied. 

High Forest, #. Haley. 

Kasson, Uf. D. Terwilliger. 

La Crescent, to be supplied. 

Lanesborough, to be supplied. 

Marion, 7. J. Harrington. 

Money Creek and Rushford, J. W. 
Mower. 

Pine Island, J. M. Akers. 

Plainview, J. W. Reveill. 

Pleasant Hill, 7. D. Goodrich. 

Preston, A. Onessy. 

Read’s and Wabasha, C. S. Royse, 

Rochester, W. K, Marshall. 

Saint Charles, J. Hanna. 

Spring Valley, #. B. Cowgill. 

Stockton, J. Hail. 

Winona: First Church, D.C. John. 
Olive Branch, J. J. Crist. 
Wesley Church, 8. T. Horner, 

Zumbrota, W. iM. Bowdish. 

C. Ff. Bradley, Professor in Gar- 
rett Biblical Institute—member 
of First Church, Winona, Quar- 
terly Conference. 

E. W. Young, Principal of Roches- 
ter Seminary. 








F. M. Warrington, left without 
appointment to attend some one 
of our schools. 


MANKATO DISTRICT. 
J. N. Liscomg, P.E. 
(P, 0., Mankato.) 


Alden and Freeborn, to be sup- 
plied. 

Balaton, to be supplied. 

Beaver Falls, to be suplied. 

Blue Earth City, ZH. . Molyneaux. 

Oleveland, /. Lamberson. 


Delayan and Mapleton, to be sup- | 


plied. 

Eagle Lake, to be supplied. 

Fairmount, Levd Gleason 

Fulda, to be supplied. 

Hebron, J. Gimson. 

Heron Lake, to be supplied. 

Jackson, S. Cades. 

Janesville, J. W. Cornish. 

Lake Crystal and Garden City, to 
be supplied. 

Lake Benton, to be supplied. 

Lamberton, W. A. Tichnor. 

Le Sueur, George R. Geer. 

Luverne, &. 2. Lathrop. 

Madelia, W. H. Barkaloo,- 

Mankato, /..C. Ogle. 

Marshall, A W. Lowell. 

Pipestone, to be supplied. 

Red Wood Falls, Coleman Bristol. 

Rushmore, A. Jatson. 

Saint Peter, J. F. Beebe. 

Slayton, Lake Wilson, and Currie, 
David Seymour. 

Sleepy’ Eye and Lone Tree, -/. 
Barnard. 

Tracy, to be supplied. 

Vernon Centre, 

Wells, to be supplied. 

Windom, B. ¥. Coffin. 

Winnebago City, C. A. Cressey. 

Worthington, W2lliam Copp. 


FERGUS FALLS DISTRICT. 
T. M’Crary, P.-E. 
CBNO:; i) 


Ada, to be supplied. 
Alexandria, to be supplied. 





illiamE,Hawley. |- 





MINNESOTA CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Appleton, W. # Stoerdill. - 

Battle Lake and Deer Creek, to be 
supplied, 

Brainerd, / White. 

Brown’s Valley, to be supplied. 

Crookston, J. C., Gullett. 


Detroit and Perham, W.M. Wright. . 


Fergus Falls, J. B. Hingley. 

Granite Falls, A. @. Wilson. 

Grove Lake, C. B. Brecouwnt. 

Ilawley and Glyndon, to’ be sup- 
plied. | ‘ 

Hector, I. H. Snell. 

Herman, ). 8. Sinith. 

Long Prairie, to be supplied. 

Melrose, ©. B. Wyatt. 

Montevideo, A. 7. Foster. 

Moorhead and Sabin,-/. W. Briggs. 

Morris, to be supplied. 

Olivia and Renville, Z. Witcomb. 

Ortonville, George Merritt. 

Osakis, C. W. Lawson. 

Otter Tail City, to be supplied. 

Pelican Rapids, to be supplied. 

Sauk Centre, 1. G. Bilbie. 

Stephen’s and Argyle, to be sup- 

lied. / : 

Whdeng and Kendall, John Wal- 
ton. ; 

Warren, 7. F. Allen. 

G. &. Hair, Superintendent of 
North Dakota Mission, G. W. 
Burtch, M. 8S, Kaufman, W. 
Coke, 8. N. Griffith, W. M. 

» Spoor, C A. M’Namara, H. W. 
Troy, J: Woolner, F. Doran, J. 
B. Monroe, H. P. Cooper, R. JI. 
Craig, J. R. Yost, and P. Clare, 
Missionaries in North Dakota. 

W. J. Hunter, W. A. Shannon, 
Levin Johnson,\Albert E. Bar- 
rows, Charles 8. Royse, Fred- 
erick Flaywith, H. D. Wadz- 
worth, Judson D. Phinney, and 
William B. Combe, Missiov- 
aries in Montana. 


W. T. Hobart, Missionary in 
China. 
QuEsT. 83. Where shall the nert 
Conference be held? 
At Rochester, 





CENTRAL TENNESSEE CONFERENCE, 


Held in Dickson, Tenn., Oct. 9=13, 1884. 


BISHOP BOWMAN, 


Quusr. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
ferences ? 

None. 


Quest, 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 

Jobn W. Drake, William G. 

Davis, Thomas W. Brodie, Thom- 

as W. Salt, Samuel Turrentine 


Quust. 3. Who Remain on Triat ? 

John D. Clayton, Joseph J. 
Losier, David L. M’Caleb, Win- 
field S. Crawford, John Shinglar, 





Presiding. 





Francis M. Turrentine, William 
M. Canfield. William A. Dickson, 
Charles E. M’ Abee—9, 


Quusr. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
William R. Dudley. 


Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 
John W. Osment, William C. 
Carter—2., 
Quust. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
Leven A. Bedwell. 
Quest. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches 2 
None, 


L. W. CHANDLER, Secretary. 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers hove been elected Deacons ? 
William C. Carter. 

Quzsr. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons 2 
William C. Carter. 

Quzst. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 

Thomas W. Brodie, Daniel P. 
Hart, Winfield 8. Crawford, Silas 
M. Beasley—4. 

Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 

have been ordained Deacons 2 

Thos. W. Brodie, Daniel P. Hart, 


9 


Wiufield, §. Crawford, Silas M. Quzst. 24. Have any been Located 


CENTRAL TENNESSEE CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Beasley—4.. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class? 
William C. Carter, John W. Os- 
ment—2. 


Quest. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 


Samuel M. Clark, J. E. Turner, 


Benjamin F.. Deaton, Levi W. 
Chandler—4. 


Quest: 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been. electett Biden's 2 


Ephraim H. Creacey, Addison 
i. Barnes—2. 
Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cous have been ordained Elders 2 


Ephraim H.. Creacey, Addison 
K. Barnes, ‘Thomas . M. . Dart, 
(elected by the Cincinnati Con- 
serence)——3. 

Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders? 
None. 

Quest. 17. What. Local Deacons 
have heen ordained Blders 2 
None. 

Quest. 18. Who.are the Supernu- 

merary Preachers ? ’ 

F. W. Henck, Thomas R. Dod- 
son, James 8. Finley, J. 8. Lewis 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


Amos Hayes. 


QuEst. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Bxanvined 2 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was ealled 
in open Conference. 

QuEST. 21. Have any Died? 
J. 4. Park, 

(See obituary, p. 337.) 
Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 
ferred, and to what Conferences ? 

Joseph Dutty, to Philadelphia ; 
Addison H. Barnes, ani Richard 
L. Sampson, to Holston—s. 
Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 

None. 


at their own request ? 
John W: Register, J. M. Tur- 
rentine—2, 


Quust. 25. “Have any been Located ? 
None. 
Quest. 26. Haveany been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 
J. R. Fuller, under censure. 


Quest. 27. Have any been Expelled? 
None. 


Quast. 28.. Who are selected for 
Lriers of Appeals ? 

T. ©. Carter, A..G. Park, L. A. 

Bedwell, IT. Cotton, A. L. Roop, 

O. O. Knight, W. B. Rippetoe—7. 


Quest. 29. What ¢s the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 449.) 


Quzst. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


No report. 


Qumst. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has i 
been Applied ? 

$76 85, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference. 


Qunst. 82. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in the State 
: of Tennessee. ] 
HUNTINGDON DISTRICT. 
O. O. Knient, P.E. 
(P; 0., Huntingdon.) 


Adamsville, J. W. Drake. 

Cairo and Friendship, T. W. Salt, 
one to be supplied. 

Camden, #. H. Creacey. 

Carroll, ZL. A: Bedwell, BE. B. 
Conder. 

Edyar and Bradford, W. A. Dick- 
son, one to be supplied. 

Erin and Dover, 4. Wells. 

Galway: and Collierville, T. W. 
Brodie. 

Hamburg and Savannah, L. W. 
Chandler. 

Huntingdon and Hollow Rook, 
John Shinglar. 

| Lexington, W.-G. Davis. 
Memphis: Saint John, to be sup- 
plied. ‘ 








297 


Sardis and Saltillo, 7, 1. Morgan, 
one to be supplied. 

State Line Mission, Z. Cotton. 
M’MINNVILLE DISTRICT, 
J. M..Carrnr, P.E, 

(P. 0., Lullahoma,) 


Bloomington, to be supplied. 
Dowell Town,,S. M. Clark, 
Falling Water, to be supplied. 


.| Hollow Springs and Short Mount- 


ain, D. L, M’Caleb. 

Laurel Hill, B.. F. Deaton. 

MMinnvyille, 4. B. Crowell. 

Monroe, to be supplied. 

Mount Zion, J. E. Turner. 

Red Boiling Springs, W. C. Carter. 
Sinking Cave Mission, to be sup- 
plied. : 

Sparta, J. W. Osment. 

‘Pullahoma, A. @. Park. 

Watertown, W. 8S. Crawford. 

Winchester and Sherwood, D. P. 
Hart. 

J. J. Losier, President of Bloom- 
ington College— member of 
Bloomington. Quarterly Con- 
ference. ; 

T. O. Carter, Editor of Methodist 
Advocate — member of Tulla- 
homa Quarterly Conference. 


NASHVILLE DISTRICT. 
J. W. MW’Nerin, PE. 
(P. Q., Tullahoma.) 


Bedford and Shelbyville, W. B. 
Leippetoe. 

Cypress, to be supplied. 

Dickson, J. G Hurlbwt. é 

Dickson Cireuit, to be supplied. 

Hohenwald, to be supplied. 

Houston and Waynesborough, S. 
H. Stricklin. d 

Lawrenceburg, S. Turrentine. 

Nashville: Spruce Street, Z£ L. 
Chandler. c 

North Nashyille, to be supplied. 

Petersburg, to be supplied. 

Shawnette, J.°D. ‘Clayton, ST. 
Smith J 

Unionville, A. L.' Roop, F. /M. 
Turrentine. 

William M. Canfield and Charles 
E. MAbee, left without, appoint- 
ment to attend some one of our 
schools. 


Quust. 33. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 
At Tullahoma, 





GEORGIA, CON 


F.E.R:-EN.C;E, 


Ileld in Mount Zion, Ga., Oct. 9-13, 1884. 


BISHOP WALDEN, Presiding. 


Quest. 1.° Who are Received by 
Transfer, and: from what Con- 
Jerences? aK 

None. 


Quest. 2.. Who. are Admitted on 
Trial ? 
Daniel W, Cook. 
6 


JAS. 





Quest. 8. Who Reman on Trial? 
James B, Wilkins. ¥ 


Quust. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Fill Connection ? 
Phidella P. Carroll. 


MITCHELL, Secretary. 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-adnutted ? 
None. 
Quzst. 7. Who are Receined on 
Credentials from other Olirches? 
None. ; 
Quzst. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers'haue been, elected Dewcors 2 
None. 


298 
QuEsT. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons 2 
None. 

Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
Wiley I. W estbrook. 
Qurst. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been orduined Deucons 2 
Wiley IL. Westbrook, 
Quest. 12. Who are the Traucling 
Deacons of the First Class 2 

Phidella P. Carroll, Lewis C. 
Burch—2. 


Quest. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Otuss 2 


Daniel A. Sullivan, James J. 
Donohue, Lewis C. Burch, John 
H. Hurley, Emory F. Dean—s. 


Quzst. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders ? 


None. 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Hides 2 


None. 


‘QuEST. 16. What Local Deacons 
hawe been elected Elders ? 


None. 


‘Quest 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders? 


None. 


Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers 2 

C. W. Parker, B. F. Powell, T. 

H. Triplett—s, 


QuEsT. 19. Who are the Superan- 
niated Preachers ¢ 
William Brewer, John Murphy, 


A. W. Caldwell—3. 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined 2 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was ealled 
in open Conference. 

Quest. 21. Hane any Died ? 
None. 


enero, 


TENNES 


Held in 


BISHOP BOWMAN, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

None. 


Quest. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 
famuel Knight, Felix Yeargen, 
Andrew Porter, Andrew Swift, 
John H. Green—5. 
Quest. 3. Who Remain on Trial? 
George Sanford, Henry W. Sim- 





\ 


QuEst 22. Have any been Trans- 

Served, dud to whut Oorferences ? 
None. 

Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 
None. 


QuEST. 25. Have any beew Located ? | 


None. 


Quest. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 


None. 


Quest. 27. Have any been Rapelled ? 
None. 


QuEsT. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

James Mitchell, L. D. Elling- 
ton, J. A. Thurman, W. H. Sulli- 
van, T. G. Chase, J. Ii. Dunn, 
Hugh Boyd—7. 


Quesr. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for tis Conference year 2 
(See tabulated statement, p. 451.) 


Quest. 80. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund é 


$725. 


Quest. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$72 50, 


which has been applied under 
order of the Conference. 


QuEsT. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed 2 


(These appointments are all in the State 
of Georgia. 


ATLANTA DISTRICT. 
W. E. Tarprey, P.E. 
(P. 0., Lawrenceville, Ga.) 
Atlanta: Marietta Street, J. A. 
Thurman. 
Carroll, 2. H. Waters. 
Cherokee, to be supplied. 





GEORGIA CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Dawsonville, J. J. Donohue, 
Harralson, A. 2. Liuusden. 
Jasper, to be supplied. 
Jonesborough, EH, PF. Dean. 

Mossy Creek and Mount Zion, J. 
B, Wilkins. 

Pike and Upson, to be supplied. 

Rock Spring and Walton, WW. 
Sullivan. 

Simpson, 4. F. Eddington. 

S. WM. Merrill, Chaplain in United 
States Army—member of Mari- 
etta Street, Atlanta, Quarterly 
Conference, 

J. L. Fowler, Sunday School Agent 
—member of Rock Spring and 
Walton Quarterly Conference. 


DALTON DISTRICT. 
Hvueu Boyn, P.E. 

(P. O., Ellijay, Ga.) 
Blairsville, D. A. Sullivan. 
Cassandra, D. W. Cook. 

Dalton, to be supplied. 

Ellijay, ZL. D. Hilington, R. H. 
Lobb. 

Hiawassee, to be supplied. 

La Fayette, to be supplied. 

Morganton, B. M. Hipp. 

Mountaintown, 7. G. Chase. 

Resaca, J. H. Dunn. 

Spring Place, J. H. Hurley. 

Tocoa, P. P. Carroll. 

&. H. Robb, President of Ellijay 
Seminary. 


SOUTH GEORGIA DISTRICT. 
James Mrronett, P.E. 
(P. O., Buena Vista, Ga.) 


Burnt Fort and Charleston, to he 
supplied, = 

Ee and Lowndes, to be sup- 
plied. 

Decatur, to be supplied. 

Glynn and Wayne, to be supplied. 

Mount Zion and Yatnall, 4. // 
Bazemore. 

Thomas and Brooks, to be supplied. 

L. ©. Burch, Missionary to Da- 
kota. 


Quest. 33. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


At Ellijay, Ga, 





SEE CONFERENCE, 


Memphis, Tenn., Oct. 16-19, 1884, 





mons, Samuel B. Danley, Perry 
Woodson, John A. W. Moore, 
pee B. Denny, Daniel Collier 


Quest, 4. Who are Discontinued? 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection? 
John -W. Hall, 
Blakemore, George 


C. Harden, 
Charles L. Fields—4, 


L. M. 


HAYGOOD, Secretary, 


QuEST. 6. Who are Re-admitted 2 
Thomas M. Dart. 


Quust. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 
None. 

Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
None. 


Alexander P. | Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 


ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
None. 


TENNESSEE CONFERENCE, 


Qusst. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 


Samuel Knight, Wesley Lillard, 
Andrew Porter, Andrew Swift—4. 


QuEst. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 


Samuel Knight, Wesley Lillard, 
Andrew Porter, Andrew Swift—4. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
Jacob Wade, John W. Hall, Al- 
exander P. Blakemore, George C. 
Harden, Charles L. Fields—. 


Quzxst. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deaeons of the Second Class ? 


John F. Moreland, John B. Maw- 
bry, Joel L. Massey, John Kenser 


Quest. 14. What Travding Dea- 
cons have been dected Hiders ? 


Stephen P. Bell, Burford F. 
Whitley, Henry Dunlap—s. 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Hiders ? 


Stephen P. Beil, Burtord F. 
Whitley, Henry Dunlap—3. 
QuESsT. 16. What Local Deacons 

have been elected Elders ? 
None. 

Quest. 17: What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders? | 
None. 

QuEst. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

Benjamin B. Manson, Joseph 
Smith, William 8. Butler, C. Pick- 
ett—4. 

Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

John Seay, Henry Burns—2. 
Quest. 20. Was the Character of 

each Preacher Examined ? 

This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 

Quest. 21. Have any Died? 
Julian A. Sinclair. 

(See obituary, p. 345.) 
Qusst. 22. Have any been Trans- 
ferred, and to what Conferences ? 

None. 

QuEstT. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 


‘ Quust. 24. Have any been Located 


at their own Tvequest ? 
None. 





Quzst. 25. Have any been Located ? 
La Fayette Chapman. 


Qusst. 26. Have any been permitted 
tu Withdraw under Charges? 


None. 


Quest. 27. Have any been Expelled? 
None. 


Quzst. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 
J. Braden, N. W. Key, Thomas 
Ward, Payne Gregg, H. Primm, 
B. B. Manson, C. Pickett-—7. 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 463.) 


Quzsr. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


Not answered. 


Qusst. 31. What has been received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$114 80, 


which has been applied under or- 
der of the Conference. 


Quest. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in the State 
of Tennessee.] 


MURFREESBOROUGH DIST. 
Cuas. W. Butirneton, P.E. 
(P.0., ) 


Alexandria, B. 2. Manson. 

Caney Fork and Carthage, BF. 
Whatley. 

Cooksville, J. Wade. 

Hillsborough and Manchester, 
George W. House. 

Lebanon and Seay’s Chapel, LZ. I. 
Haygood. 

Liberty, Perry Woodson. 

Martin’s Creek, O. Green, 

M’Minnville: Seay’s Chapel, W. 
CU. Miller. 

M’ Minnville John 4H. 
Green. 

Murtreesborough: Key’s Chapel, 
C. 8. Seward. 

Murfreesborough Circuit, H. W. 
Simmons. 

North Lebanon, B. Anderson. 

Petersburg and Fayetteville, F. 
Yeargen. 

Shelbyville and Gill’s Chapel, 
John B. Mawbry. 

Sparta, Samuel Knight. 

Spencer and Eagleville, Thornton 
Woods. 

Stone River, to be supplied. 





Cireuit, 





1884. 299 


Tullahoma, J. Kenser. 
Van Buren, to be supplied. 
Woodbury, B. Jumes. 


NASHVILLE DISTRICT. 
James Proxnrr, P.K. 
(P, O., Franklin, Tenn,) 


Brentwood, S. P. Bell. 
Cumberland, Payne Gregg. 
Dickson, S. 7. Hickerson. 

Dover, George Sanford. 

Franklin, H. Primm. 

Gallatin, Miles Williams. 

Gallatin Circuit, W. B. Denny. 

Hartsville, to be supplied. 

Lewisburg and Lilliard’s, 7. Rob- 
TMSON, 

Mitchellsville, W. Bryant. 

Nashville: Braden’s Chapel, J. F. 

Moreland. 
Clark’s Chapel, A. Phillaps. 
Mission, H. W. Key. 
Seay’s Chapel, J. W. Pickett. 

Nolensville, Peter Martin. 

Poplar Ridge, to be supplied. 

Springfield, A. P. Blakemore. 

Spring Hill and Columbia, Thos. 
Ward. 

White Bluff, to be supplied. 

John Braden, President; W. Pat- 
terson and 7. W. Dart, Instruc- 
tors; H. W. Key, Financial Agent, 
of Central Tennessee College— 
members of Brentwood Quarter- 
ly Conference. 

WEST TENNESSEE DIST. 
Jussz P. Price, P.E. 
(P. 0., Brownsville, Tenn.) 


Bell Cireuit, J. Wi Hall. 
Brownsville, #. MZ. Manson. 


| Clarksburg, A. Swift. 


Clifton, J. B. Bradford. 

Dyer Circuit, Andrew Porter. 

Friendship, J. A. W. Moore. 

Henderson, G. W. Marsh. 

Lawrenceburg, G. C. Harden, 

Linden, to be supplied. 

Mansfield and Mannersville, J. F. 
Summerhill. 

Martin, S. B. Danley. 

Mason and Fayette, 
Massey. 

Memphis: Centenary, Charles L. 


Joel L. 





Fields. 
Memphis Circuit, S. Burdett. 
Middleton Mission, to be supplied. 
Paris, to be supplied. 
Pleasant Grove, H. Dunlap. 
Purdy Cireuit, to be supplied. 
Waynesborough, Daniel Collier. 
D. Cook and J. J. Barr, left with- 
out appointment under com- 
plaints. 


Qusst. 33. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ¢ 


At Gallatin. 


800 


HOLSTON CONFERENCE, 1884. 


HOLSTON CONFERENCE, 


Held in Greeneville, Tenn., Oct. 16-19, 1884. 


BISHOP WARREN, 


Quzst. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

7. C. Warner, from North Ohio; 
TL. C. Carter, R S. Sampson, A, 
E. Barnes, from Central Tennes- 
see—4, 

QuEstT. 2. Who are Admitted on 

Trial? 

H. £. Johnson, George B. Cox 
—2. 

Quest. 8. Who Remain on Trial? 
William T. Jones, Jacobus D. 

Droke, Melville M. Murrell, Ru- 

fus K. Boyd—4. 


Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 
Quust. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full. Connection ? 


Frederick G. Mellor, William 
C. Miller—2, 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None. 

Quest. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ¢ 
None. 

Quzst. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ¢ 
Frederick G. Mellor. 


Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 


Frederick G. Mellor. 


QuustT. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
Richard C. Bramlett, John 
Swiney, John F. M. Duggan, 
Morton H. Koou—4. 


Qusst. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
Richard C. Bramlett, John 
Swiney, John F. M. Duggan, 
Morton H. Koon, David N. M’In- 
turffi—5, 
Quzst. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class? 


Frederick G. Mellor, Willam 
C. Miller—2, 


Quest. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 


Samuel G. Ketron, Marion C. 
Bruner, James K. P. Marshall—3. 


QuusT. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Hiders ? 
Lucius H. Massey. 

Quust. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders ? 

Lucius H. Massey. 





Presiding. 





QuEst. 16. What Local Deacons 
‘ have been elected Eiders ? 


None. 


QUEST. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders 2 


None. 


QuEsT. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

T. A. Cass, J. F. Morrison, W. 
D. Smith, M. &. M. Burk, J. B. 
Fitzgerald, A. J. Bruner, R. O. 
Ayres, J. N. Baker, J. D. Lawson, 
J. N. Moore, J. F. Perry, J. P. 
Milburn, A. F. Cresswell, J. W. 
Mann, J. B. Little, E. E. Pear- 
man—l6, 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers 4 
D. Carter, W. M. Haskell, L. 
Bogart, 8. Tinker, W. C. Graves, 
W. B. Balinger, J. R. Hughes, 8. 
W. Hyden—8. 


QurEstT. 20, Was the Character of 
each Preacher Baeamnined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 

QUEST. 21. Have any Died ? 
B. F. Wells. 
(See obituary, p. 345.) 


Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Jerred, and to what Conferences ? 


H. EB. Johnson, to Erie; I. C.| 


Patton, to South-west Kansas; 

C. 8. Long and Yamada Ganjiro, 

to Japan—s. 

QUEST. 23. Have any Withdrawn é 
None. 


Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request? 


D. 8. Hodsden, D. C. Munsey 

—2, 

QuEstT. 25. Have any been Located 2 
None. 


Quest. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges? 


None. 


Quest. 27. Have any been Bepelled ? 
None. 


QuEST. 28. Who are selected Sor 
Triers of Appeals? 

N. G. Taylor, T. H. Russell, B. 

Crist, T. 8S. Walker, W. T. Sen- 

ter, Jods Manker, J. A. Ruble—7, 


QUEST. 29. What-is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year 2 
(See tabulated statement, p. 452.) 





T. B. RUSSELL, Secretary. 


Quest. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


Not answered. 


QuEsT. 31. What has been received 


on these Claims, and how has it 
been applied ? 
$228, 
which has been applied under 
order of the Conference. . 


QuEstT. 82. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 

[These appointments are allin the State 
of Tennessee. ] 
CHATTANOOGA DISTRICT, 
J.J. Manxer, P.E. 

(P. 0., Chattanooga;) 


Athens, Z. H. Massey. 

Athens Cireuit, B.S. Sampson. 

Blue Spring, to be supplied. 

Chatata, J. A. Nicholson. 

Chattanooga, 7. C. Warner. 

Chattanooga South, G. W. Cole- 
man. 

Cleveland, J. D. Droke. ; 

Cleveland Circuit, W. C. Miller. 

Decatur, HZ. H. Burk. 

Ducktown, to be supplied. 

Madisonville, to be supplied. 

Ooltewah, George Juliun. 

T. C. Carter, Editor of the Meth- 
odist Advocate — member of 
Chattanooga Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 

J. F. Spence, President of Tennes- 
see Wesleyan University — 
members of Athens Quarterly 
Conference. 

W. HH. Rogers, Sunday-school 
Agent—member of Cleveland 
Quarterly Conference. 

W. R. Long, Colporteur of Ameri- 
can Bible Socicty — member 
of Athens Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 


GREENEVILLE DISTRICT. 
J. 8. Perry, P.E. 
(P. 0., Greeneville.) 

Ervin, George B. Cox. 

Fall Branch, 8. G. Ketron. 

Fuller’s, 7. B. Russell. 

Greeneville, to be supplied. 

Greeneville Circuit, J. P. Milburn, 
J. H, Jennings, sup. 

Johnson City and Elizabethton, 
Lf. H, Hodge, one to be sup- 
plied. 

Jonesborough, to be supplied. 

Jonesborough Cirenit, 7. Seaton. 

Kingsport, @. W. Jarvis. 

Oakland, #. B. Clarke, | 

koan Mountain Circuit, to be 
supplied, 

Taylorsville, @. 1M. Stone, 

Watauga, to be supplied. 


HOLSTON CONFERENCE, 1884. 


J. ©. Wright, Principal of War- 
ren College—member of Ful- 
ler’s Quarterly Conference. 

WV. G. Taylor, Conterence Evan- 
gelist — member of Johnson 
City and Elizabethton Quarter- 
ly Conference. 


KINGSTON DISTRICT. 
L. B. CALDWELL, P.E. 

(P. O., Athens.) 
Crossyille, F. G. Mellor. 
Dayton, M. C. Bruner. 
Hamilton, W. T. Jones. _ * 
Huntsville, to be supplied. 
Jamestown, to be supplied. 
Jasper, D. Richardson. 
Kingston, A. C. Peters. 
Kingston Circuit, A. B. Wright. 
Pikeville, A. #. Barnes. 
Scarborough, 7. H. Russell. 
Sunbright, S. B. Scott. 

Tracy City, to be supplied. 
Wolf River Circuit, to be supplied. 


ALABA 


Held in 


BISHOP WALDEN, Presiding. 


Qusst. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

None. 
QuEst. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial ? 

William B. Teddor, Cornelius 
Burrell, James P. Hall, James M. 
Mason, James B. apivey Richard 
W. Burdashaw, William H. New- 
ton, James B. Ansley, Richard 
Crumpton—%. . 


Quzst. 8. Who Remain on Trial ? 
John 8. Blair. 


Quest. 4. Who are Discontinued 2 
Bloomer R. Fite, Robert Hardin 
—2. 
Quzst. 5. Who are Admitted into 
_ Paull Connection? 
Charles J. Hammett, Charles L. 
- Mann, James Williams—3. 
Quzst. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None. 


Guest. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials fron other Churches ? 


None. 
Quest. &. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
Charles J. Hammett. 


Qusst. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 


Charles J. Hammett. 


Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 

John §. Blair, Cornelius Bur- 

rell, James D. Edwards, George 


KNOXVILLE DISTRICT. 
C. B. Sparrow, P.E. 

(P, O., Knoxville.) 
Campbell’s Station, 1M. A, Rule. 
Fair Garden, J. A. Baker. 

Knox Circuit, J. U Durham. 
Knoxville; Church Street, &. J. 


Cook. 
North Church, J. W. Mann, and 
R. K. Boyd. 

Warren Chapel, to be supplied. 
Little River, 2. C. Robertson. 
Loudon, P. H. Henry. 
Marysville, J. A. Ruble. 

New Market, 7. S. Walker. 
New Salem, W. C. Dailey. 
Sevierville, 2. Pierce. 

Thorn Grove, to be supplied. 


MORRISTOWN DISTRICT. 
T. R. Wzst, P.E. 
(P. O., Tampico.) 
Big Valley, William Kinsland. 





o> 





501 


Clinton, B. Crist. 

Coal Creek and Newcomb, to be 
supplied. 

Ernest, /. B. Seaton. 

Fincastle, J. H. Annis. 

Maynardville, M, M. Murrell. 

Morristown, J. J. Robinette, 

Morristown Circuit, W. 7. Sen- 
ter. 

Newport, 2. H. Reed. 

Parrottsville, 7. W. Brown. 

Rogersville, J. L. Cardwell. 

Rutledge, 4. @. Watkins. 

Sneedville, to be supplied, 

Speedwell, S. Greer. 

Tazewell, A. J. Greer. 

J. S. Hill, Principal of Morris- 
town Seminary — member of 
Morristown Quarterly Confer- 
ence, 

Quast. 33. Where shall the next 

Conference be hela ? 
At Johnson City. 


MA CONFERENCE, 


Birmingham, Ala., Oct. 16220, 1884. 





F. Hullett, William J. Wildman, 
Pulaski N. Lawrence, Robert H. 
Love—7. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
John §S. Blair, Cornelius Bur- 
rell, James D. Edwards, George 
F. Hullett, William J. Wildman, 
Pulaski N. Lawrence, Robert H. 
Love—%. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Olass ? 
Charles J. Hammett, James 
Williams—2. 


Quzst. 18. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Olass ? 


Columbus F. M’Gaha. 


Quust. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Hiders ? 
John W. Ballew, William W. 
Coxe, Charles L. Mann, William 
I. Powell—4. 


Qurst. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders ? 
John W. Ballew, William W. 
Coxe, Charles L. Mann, William 
I. Powell—4. y 


16. What Local Deacons 
been elected Elders? 


None. 
Quest. 17%. What Local Deacons 
hawe been ordained Hlders ? 
None. 
18. Who arethe Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 


J. N. Gibbs, J.J. Brasher, Lem- 
uel Bowers, J. W. Addington—4, 


QUEST. 
have 


QUEST. 











C. F. M'GAHA, Secretary. 


Quzst. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


Thomas Ansley, J. W. Jones, 
J P. MGee, John R. Johnson—4. 


Quzsr. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died? 
John C. Self. 

(See obituary, p. 336.) 
Quast. 22. Have any been Trans- 
ferred, ond towhat Conferences ? 
C. C. Burson, to Kentucky. 


QuEsT. 23. Have any Withdrawn? 
None. 

Quest. 24. Have any been Located 

at their own request ? 

None. 

Quest. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 

Quest. 26. Have any been permitied 

to Withdraw under Charges ? 

None. 


Quest. 27. Have any been Hxpelled ? 
None. 
Quust. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

T. R. Parker, J. L. Freeman, 
J. M. Bowman, T. A. Pharr, J. D. 
Pierce, W. I. Powell, William P. 
Miller—7. 
Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 

Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 458.) 


302 


Qusst. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$390. 


Quest. 81. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$88, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference. 


Quxst. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed? 
{These appointments are all in the State 
of ae except as otherwise indi- 
cated, 


BIRMINGHAM DISTRICT. 
J. L. Freeman, P.E. 
(P. 0., Balm.) 


Birmingham, /. D. Pierce. 
Birmingham Circuit, W. P. Miller. 
Brock’s Gap, Cornelius Burrell. 
Crawford’s Cove, to be supplied. 
Kelley’s Creek, H. W. Lawley. 
Marshall, 7. S. Rains. 
Murphree’s Valley, J. B. Miller. 
Rocky Mount, J. D, Edwards. 
Village Springs, Z. H. Miller. 





ALABAMA CONFERENCE, 1884. 


EAST ALABAMA DISTRICT. 
T. R. Parxer, P.K. 
(P. O., Edwardsville.) 
Bell, Peter Groover. 
Edwardsville, C. F. M’Gaha. 
Flat Rock, D. S. Lowrey. 
Gaylesville, J. lV. ew 
Maynard’s Cove, J. W. Ballew. 
Pleasant Grove, J. W. Stewart. 
Sand Mountain, /. B. Loveless, 
Wedowee, to be supplied. 
Will’s Valley, Churies L. Mann. 
James 8. Blair, President of An- 
drew’s_ Institute — member of | 
Will’s Valley Quarterly Conf. 


SOUTH ALABAMA DIST. 
T. A. Puarr, P.E. 
(P. O., Ozark.) 


Brewton, James M. Mason. 

Forest Home, to be supplied. 

Lake de Funiak, (Fla.,) to be sup- |, 
plied. 

Lake View, to be supplied. 

Mount Union, Nicholas Baggett. 

New Tabernacle, R. W. Burda- 
shaw. 





Ozark, J. G. Johnson. 

Pine Apple, J. B. Ansley. 

Rose Hill, B. J. Spivey. 

Vera Cruz, C. P. Davi. 

Yellow River, (Fla.,) C. J. Ham- 
mett, 

J. Rogers, President ef Mount 
Union Seminary — member of 
Mount Union Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 

William H. Newton, left without 
appointment to attend some one 
of our schools. 


WEST ALABAMA DISTRICT. 

J. M. Bowman, P.E. 

(P. O., Hanceville.) 

Cedar Creek, William B. Teddor. 
Franklin, James P. Hall. 
Hanceville, J. B. Parrott. 
Madison, Walliam W. Cowe. 
Morgan Valley, W. I. Powell. 
South Lowell, James Williams. 
Tuscaloosa, Richard Crumpton. 


Quest. 38. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 
At Edwardsville, Ala. 


EAST TENNESSEE CONFERENCE, 


Held in Kingston, Tenn, Oct. 23-27, 1884. 
& 


BISHOP WARREN, Presiding. 


QuzstT. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Jerences? 

L. M. Moores and P. P. Brooks, 
from Tennessee—2. 

QuEstT, 2. Who are Admitted on 

Trial? 
None. 
Quzst. 3. Who Remain on Trial? 
Frank L. Donahoo, Alexander 
Roach—2, 
Qurst. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
Samuel Nelson. 

Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 
John T. Henry. 


Quzst. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
N one, 

Qurst. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 
None. 

Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
None. 

Quzst. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
None. 


Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
Gaston P. Moore, Frank 
Donahoo, Calvin Gillespie—3. 


L. 








Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 


Gaston P. Moore, Frank L, 
Donahoo, Calvin Gillespie—3. 
Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 

Deacons of the First Class? 
John T. Henry. 
QuEsT. 13. Who are the Traveling 

Deacons of the Second Class ? 

James Yarnell. 


Qusst. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders ? 


William T. Marley, Benjamin 
H. Johnson—2, 
Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders ? 
William T. Marley, Benjamin 
H. Johnson—2. 


Qurst. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Hiders ? 


None. 


QuEst. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders ¢ 


None. 
Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 


D. B. Lawton, Wm. Bluford, 
Jacob Mann—3. 


Qusst. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nated Preachers? 


None. 


A, J. FLETCHER, Secretary. 


Querst. 20. Was the Charocter of 
each Preacher Examined 2 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


QUEST. 21. Have any Died? 


J. C. Tate. 
(See obituary, p. 334.) 


QUEST. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences? 
None. 

QusEst. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 

Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own Request ? 
Alexander Jordan. 


Quest. 25. Have any been Located 2 
None, 
QuEsT. 26. Have ony been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 
None. 


Quest. 27. Haveany been Expelled ? 
None. 
Qugst. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals? 
D. W. Hayes, L. M. Moores, D. 
R. Lawton, P.. P. Brooks, 8. J. 
Harris, E. Provine, C. Boyd—7. 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 
Lieport for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 454.) 


Quest. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


Not answered. 


Quest. 31. What. has been Keceived 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$58 05, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference. 


Quest. 382. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


[These appointments are all in the State 
of Tennessee.) 


MORRISTOWN DISTRICT. 
S. J. Harris, P.E. 
(P. 0., 191 Mabry Street, Knoxville.) 
Arcadia, to be supplied. 





Clinton and Coal Creek, F. L. 
Donahoo. 
Dandridge, Owen Hypshire. 
Greenville, to be supplied. 
Johnson City, to be supplied. 
Knoxville, D. W. Hayes, D. B. 
Lawton, sup. 
Knoxville Circuit, to be supplied. 
Morristown, W. 7. Marley. 
Mossy Creek, Charles Boyd. 
Newport, to be supplied. 
Russellville, A. Douglass. 
Tazewell, to be supplied. 
Warrenburg, C. A. Mays. 


CHATTANOOGA DISTRICT. 
Exr Proving, P.E. 
(P. O., 518 Georgia Ave., Chattanovga,) 


Big Spring, A. J. Fletcher. 
Chattanooga, B. H. Johnson. 


EAST TENNESSEE CONFERENCE, 1884. 





4 


308 


Chattanooga Circuit, to be sup- 
plied. 

Chattanooga Mission, to be sup- 

lied. ; 

Cleveland, Z. I. Moores. 

Ebenezer, James Yarnell. 

Georgetown, to be supplied. 

Jasper, to be supplied. 

Kingston, J. T, Henry. 

Riceville, to be supplied, 

Robertsville, to be supplied. 

Soddy, to be supplied. 

Sweet Water, Alexander Roach. 

Washington, P. P. Brooks. 

H. N. Brown, left without appoint- 
ment to attend some one of our 
schools. 

Quest. 33. Where shall the newt 

Conference be held ? 
At Knoxville, Tenn. 





PoRX AS CONFERENCE, 


Held in Navasota, Texas, Nove 20-24, 1884. 


BISHOP HARRIS, Presiding. 


Quzsr. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences? 

Paul Douglass, from Little Rock ; 
Nathaniel D. Clifford, from Mis- 
sissippi—2. 
Quest. 2. Who are Admitied on 

: Trial ? 

Nathaniel D. Clifford, . Carroll 
Moore, Benjamin Fisher, John A. 
Tillory, John H. Holiins, Mark 
Muldrew, Silas Bolden—7. 


Quzst. 8. Who Remain on Trial 2 
George Davis, George W. Nor- 
ris, Lewis Burton, Henry Dickson, 
Charles W. Campbell, Abner 
Thomas, Thomas Cole, Linus 
Felder, De Witt Frierson—9. 


Quxst. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
Samuel Gaines. 


Quusr. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 


Alexander W. Parker, Isem 
Snell, Richard J. Campbell, Wil- 
lis H. Jackson, Rufus K. Whiting 
—d. 

Quest. 6, Who are Ree-admitted ? 
None. 


Quxst. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches? 
None. 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
Ixem Snell, Willis H. Jackson, 
Rufus K. Whiting—s. 


Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers hae been ordained Deacons ¢ 
Isem Snell. Willis H. Jackson, 
Rufus K. Whiting—s. 











= 


Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
Charles W. Campbell, Nathaniel 
D. Clifford, John A. Tillory, John 
H. Hollins, De Witt Frierson—s. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
Charles W. Campbell, Nathaniel 

D. Clifford, John A. Tillory, John 

H. Hollins, De Witt Frierson—o. 


Norr.—Edward R. Williams was rec- 
ognized as a deacon, he having heen 
ordained to that office by the Colored 
Methodist Episcopal Church of America. 


Quest. 12. 
Deacons of the First Class? 

Alexander W. Parker, Isem 
Snell, Richard J. Campbell, Willis 
HH. Jackson, Rufus K. Whiting, 
Henry Smith, Daniel Battle, Sam- 
uel Horne, John Sessum, Willis 
Coleman, Allen Harris, James 
Smith, Mason Wilson, William 
Allen, Daniel Adkins—1o. 


Quzst. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class? 
John Bailey, Robert Weaver, 

Wade H. Logan, Freeman Parker, 

Fletcher Norwood, Tobey Word, 

Alfred Britton, Frank Gilmore, 

Aaron Alexander, Anderson Will- 

iams, Robert Williams—11. 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Eiders ? 
Henry W. Wilson, Aaron Tay- 

lor, Tenola Edwards, Robert H. 

Harbert, Isaiah B, Scott—s. 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons Ruwe been ordained Llders? 
Henry W. Wilson, Aaron Tay- 

lor, Tenola Edwards, Robert lal 

Harbert, Isaiah B, Scott—o. 


Who are the Traveling | 





Cc. C. MINAGEN, Secretary. 


Quxsr. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders ? 


None. 


Quast. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders ? 


None. 


Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
Wesley Harmes, Turner Jack- 
son, Willis Coleman, Henry Pat- 
terson, John Sessum, Cosum Lus- 
ter, Willis Van Hook, John Bailey, 
Samuel Allen, Wesley Fletcher, 
John Brown, Gabriel ‘Todd, Wal- 
ter Ripetoe, James Smith, (re- 
quested to ask a location,) B. M: 
Taylor, Henry Smith, 1. B. Scott, 
Doctor Morris—18. ; 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


Washington Thomas, Elijah 
Blair, Larkin Eckford, Alexander 
Gillam, Elias Dibble, Charles 


Gordon—6. 
Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Haxamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name ofeach Preacher was cailed 
in open Conference. 
Quest. 21. Have any Died ? 
William Burley, Benjamin O. 
Watrous, Spencer Hardwell—3. 
(See obituaries, p. 332.) 
Quast. 22. Have any been Traus- ‘ 
Served, and to what Conferences 7 
None. 


Qcest. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quust. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 
W. H. Davis, Peter Thompson 
—2. 


504 


Quest. 25. Have any been Located ? 
: None. 


Quest. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under. Charges ? 
William L. Molloy. 


Quest. 27. Have any been Bxpelled? 
None. ; 


Quust, 28... Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ¢ 
Jeremiah Smith, Peter Morgan, 
V. M. Cole; Taylor Moore, RK. R. 
Roberts, A. C., Culbreth, Wade 
Hamilton—7. 


Quest. 29. What as the Statistical 
eeport for thes Conference year ? 
(Sce tabulated statement, p. 455.) 


Quest. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund? 


$375.0 


Quest. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has i 
been Applied ? 


$375, 


which has been applied under 
order of the Conference. 


Quest. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in the State 
of Texas. ] 
HOUSTON DISTRICT. 
F. C. Moors, P.E. 
(P. 0., Austin .) 


Brazoria and West Columbia, to 
be supplied. 
Columbia and Oyster 

Fletcher Norwood. 
Galveston: Saint Paul’s, 2. 2. 

hoberts. 

Tabernacle, Peter Morgan. 
Harrisbure, Oliver Watrous. 
Hockley, Lewis Burton, 
Houston: Mount. Vernon, Isem 

Snell. 

Saint James, to be supplied. 

Sloane Street, to be supplied. 

Trinity, W. H. Lovan, 

Oak Hill, to be supplied. 
Pittsville, Henry Dickson. 


Creek, 


“ie ike ee Nf 


Held in 


BISHOP HARRIS, Presiding. 


Quust. 1. Who are Received by 
Liausfer, and from what Von- 
Serences ? 

Sam. L. Carlander, from North- 
west Swedish; A. J. Crist, from 
Minnesota; J. R. Wolf, trom 
Saint Louis—3. 

Qurst. 2. Who are Admitted on 

Trial ? 

William B. Seranton, John A. 

Wablberg, August Wallin—3. 


Richmond, George Davis. 

Spring Creek, Allen Harris. 

C. W. Campbell, Principal of | 
Houston Seminary—meniber of 
Saint James, Houston, Quarter- 
ly Conterence. 


HUNTSVILLE DISTRICT: 


Epwarp Ler, P.E. 
(P. 0,; Navasota.) 


Beaumont, to be supplied. 

Bevelport, Benjamin Fisher, 

Cold Spring and Shepherd, Weli- 
dam M? Kenzie. ‘ 

Danville and Alfred 
Britton. 

Groveton Circuit, to be supplied. 

Harden Cireuit, to be supplied. 

Huntsville, A, W. Wilson. 

Huntsville Cireuit, 4. 0. Culbreth, 

Liberty Cireuit, Daniel Adkins. 

Livingston and Moscow, davon 
Aduir. 

Lovelady, Richard Williams. 

Montgomery Circuit, Johw Guess. 

Orange and Duncanwood, Ander- 
son Williams. 

Swartout and Tigersville, Austin 
Logan. 

Town Bluff, Toby Word. 

Walker Cireuit, C. Moore. 

Wallaceville, Spencer Kelley. 

Wills Circuit, Jeremiah Smith. 


MARSHALL DISTRICT. 
Harvey Wess, P.E, 
(P..0., Marshall.) 


Blossom Prairie, Lewis Woodward. 

Bonham and Sulphur Springs, 
Laylor Moore, one to be sup- 
plied. 

Clarksville, Paul Douglass. 

Cypress, Daniel Battle. 

De Kalb, to be supplied. 

Hughes’ Springs, A. W. Parker. 

Jefferson and Plain Valley, Wed0- 
iam Wesley. 

Kildare, De Witt Frierson. 

Marshall; Ebenezer and Cente- 
nary, #. H. Harbert. 

Marshall Circuit, to be supplied. 

Paris, V. IZ Cole, 

Paris Cireuit, Henry Johns. 

Pittsburg Cireuit, John Jackson. 


Duneun, 











Queen city, G. W. Norris. 
Red Oak, Freeman Parker, ° 


a 


N CONFER 


‘TEXAS CONFERENCE, 1884. 
| NOD, Clifford, President of Wiley 


University—member sof Eben- 
ezer and, Centenary Quarterly 
Conference. 
NAVASOTA DISTRICT, 
W. B. Puttam, P.E. 
(B05 Houston.) 
Anderson, Aaron Alexander: 


; Belleville, Ro J. Campbell. 


Brazos, Mark Muldrew. 

Brenham, Jason Reddick. 
Brenham Cireuit, W. H. Jackson. 
Bryan, -/. A. Loggins. 

Bryan Cireuit, Linus Felder. 
Burlison, Silas Bolden. 

Caldwell, Abner Thomas. 
Courtney, J. A. Tillory. 
Franklin, J. Z. Smith. 

Hearne, Wade Hamélton, 
Hempstead, Hnoch Jefferson. 

Tola Circuit, #. D. Bookman. 
Millican, Thomas Cole. 

Navasota, J. #. Shackelford. 
PatterS$on, Frank Gilmore. 
Plantersville, W. W. Brown. 
Prairie Plain, Lewis Horne. 

San Felipe and Sealy, J. H. Hol- 


lins. 


PALESTINE DISTRIOT. 
G. W. Smirn, P.E. 
(P. O., Palestine.) 


Butler, Mason Wilson. 

Cotton Gin, R, K. Whiting. 

sae and Aimwell, to be sup- 

ied 

Fabrield, P. G. Brown. 5 

Hawkins and Center, Robert 
Weaver, : 

Jacksonville, Robert Williams. 

Leona, William Allen: 

Madison Circuit, to be supplied. 

Mineola and Quitman, to be sup- 
plied. 

Palestine, Aaron Taylor, 

Palestine Cireuit, C. C. Minegan. 

kocky Mound, to be supplied, 

San Augustine, Samuel Horne. 

Shelby and Sabine, to be supplied. 

Shiloh and Hopewell, Zenolw Zd- 
wards. 


Quest. 33,. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Mt. Vernon Church, Houston. 


ENCE, 


Austin, Texas, Nov. 27—Dec. 1, 1884. 


JAS. B. 





Quest. 8. Who Remain on Trial? 


Jabez A:.Van Orden, Peter A. 
Lundberg, William Tallon—s. 


Quest. 4. Who are Déscontinaied 2 
None. 
Qurst. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full: Connection 2 


Clarence E, Heaton, James A, 
Johnson, Andrew H, Milne, Sam- 
ucl Li. Carlander—4, 


HOLLOWAY, Secretary. 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted 2 
None. 


Quest. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 
‘Thomas Broad, fromthe Meth- 

odist Chureh of Canada. 


7, . ft 
Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 


Clarenee E. Heaton. 


AUSTIN CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers hie been ordained Deacons ? 
Clarence E. Heaton. 
Quest. 10. Whut Local Preachers 
lave been elected. Deacons ? 
August Wallin. 

Quest, 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
August Wallin. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 

_ Clarence E. Heaton, James A. 

Johuson, Andrew M. Milne, Sam- 

<uel L. Corlander, John A. Callen 


Quuzst. 18.. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 


Alexander A. Horner. 


Quusr. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Hlders ? 

Oharles E. Giddings, William 
J. Bassett—2. 

Nors.—Andrew M. Milne, a deacon of 
the first class, was elected te elder’s or- 
ders under the missionary rule. 

Quusr. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders ? 

Charles E. Giddings, William 
J. Bassett—2.. 


Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders? 
None. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Hders ? 
None. 


18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers 2 
A. H. Reat. 
19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 
S. M. Kingston. 
Quesr. 20. Was the Character of 
cach Preacher Hxamined 2 
This was strictly done, as the 


name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


()UEST. 


QUEST. 





Quzsr. 21. Have any Died ? 
None. 


Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 
Noue. 


Quzsr. 23. Have any Withdrawn ¢ 
None. 


Quusr. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 
Noue. 


Quusr. 25. Have any been Located? 
None. 


Quzsr. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 
None. 


Quest. 27. Have any been Bxpelled ? 
None. 


Quxst. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

M. A. Daugherty, A. A. John- 
son, W. 8. Falkenberg, J. B. Hal- 
loway, B. H. Bodkin, H. J. Crist, 
J. R. Wolt—%. 


Quzsr. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ¢ 
(See tabulated statement, p. 457.) 
Quest. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund? 

Not answered. 

Ques. 31. What hasbeen Received 


on these Claims, and how has aw 
been Applied ? 


$53 15, 


which has been applied under or-| 
der of the Conference. | 


Quust. 82. Where are the Preach l 
ers Stationed ? / 


[These appointments are all in the State 
of Texas } 


AUSTIN DISTRICT. 
H. J. Crist, P.E. 
(P. 0., Waco.) 


Austin: Central Church and Col- 
lege Hill, W@. A. Daugherty. 
Swedish Church, 8. L. Car- 
lander. AR 


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305 
Brushy, (Swedish, ) August Wal-” 


lin, 

Decker, (Swedish,) P. A. Lund- 
berg. 

Galveston, 2. O. AM? Intire. 
soy Chureh, P?. A. Juh- 
on 

Harrisburg, C. E, Heaton 

Mason, Zhomas Broad. 

San Antonio, W. S. Lalkenburg. 

Waco, A. A. Horner. 

Waco and Bosque, (Swedish,) to 
be supplied. 

Andrew M. Milne and Wiliam 
Tallon, Missionaries to South 
America. 

John A. Callen, Missionary to 
New Mexico. 


. 


FORT WORTH DISTRICT. 
J. R. Wo1s, P.E. 
(P. 0., Fort Worth.) 


Abilene and Baird, J. A. Van 
Orden. 

Alma and Garrett, to be sup- 
plied. 

Clarendon and Mobertie, to be 
supplied, 

Dallas, 8. A. Thompson. 

Denison, B. H. Bodkin. —~ 

Denton and Decatur, 0. &. Gid- 
dings, one to be supplied. 

Eastland Cireuit, to be 
plied. 

Eastland City, to be supplied. 

Fort Worth, J. B. Haulloway. 


sup- 


| Fort Worth and Dallas, (Swedish, ) 


J. A. Wahlberg. 

Gainesville and Macomb, J. A. 
Johnson. 

Lawrence, W. /. Bassett. 


A. A. Johnson, Agent of the Tex- 
as Wesleyan College—member 
of Fort Worth Quarterly Con- 
ference. 

C0. W. Hargitt, left without ap- 
pointment that he may attend 
some one of our schools. 


Quest. 33. Where shall the neat 
Conference be held? 


At Denton, Texas. 


CENTRAL ALABAMA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Gadsden, Ala., Nov. 26<30, 1884. | 


BISHOP WALDEN, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

Alex W. White, from North- 
west Kansas; J. J. Holland,from 
Lexington; 4. WV. Jackson, from 
Louisiana—3. 


Quest. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 
John @. Sammons. Thomas 
Ham—2. 


Qusst. 8. Who Remain on Trial ? 


Benjamin J. Lee, Robert Car- 
ter—2. 





Quast. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 


Kemp. Fields, Edward G. 
Greene, John R. Tinsley—s. 


Quzst. 5. Wo are Admitted into 
Full. Connection ? 
William Perry, Hay wardAdams, 
Solomon J. Robinson, Benjamin 
J. Stirling, Frank Withers—o. 


Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted 2 
None. 


Quxst. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches? 
None. 


A. W. 





M’KINNEY, Secretary, 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
None. 

Quust. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 

‘ None. 
Quzst. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
John C. Sammons, Thomas 
Ham—2. | 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
John 0. Sammons, Thomas 
Ham—2. 


806 


QuEsT. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Leacons of the First Ciuss ? 

William Perry, Hayward Adams, 

Solomon J. Robinson, Benjamin 
J. Stirling, Frank Withers—é. 


Quest. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Leucons of the Second Class ? 
Mack M. M’Kinney, Jetterson 
Evans, Solomon D. Sanders, Geo. 
W. Mann, Jatt Ellis, John H. M. 
Durand, Noah H. Speight, James 
s. Todd, Alexander W. White, 
Jesse J. Costevens, James C. 
Reid—11. 
Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Hiders ? 
Alfred Nichols, Mack M.M’Kin- 
ney, Alexander W. White, Jeiter- 
son Jackson—4, 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders 2 


Alfred Nichols, Mack M.M’ Kin- 
ney, Alex. W. White, Jeitierson 
Jackson—4, 

Quegst. 16. What Loeal Deacons 
have been elected Elders ? 
None. 


Quest, 17. What Local Deacons 
huve been ordained Elders ¢ 


None. 


QUEST. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
L. Highter, W. F, Smith, N. 8. 
Stirling—s. 
QUEST. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 
W. M’Farlane. 


QuEST. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined 2 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference, 


QUEST. 21. Have any died ? 
None. 
QuEsT. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Jerred, and to what Conferences ? 
None. 


QUEST. 23. Have wvy Withdrawn? 
fe None. 











Quest. 24. Have any been Located 

at their own request ? ~ 

George Miller, P. C. Louis 
—2. > 


Quest. 25, Have any been Located ? 
None. 


Qunst. 26. Have any been permitced 
tu Withdraw under Charges ¢ 
None. 


Quust. 27. Have any been Hupellec ? 
None. . 


Quest. 28. Who are selected for 
Lriers of Appeals ? 

A. 8. Lakin, Osborn Nelson, E, 
B. M’Cauley, O. RB. Franklin, Hi- 
ram Matthews, Israel Townsend, 
B. D. Lewis—7. 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 457.) 


QuEst. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$40. 


QuEstT. 81. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 


$285 67, 


$40 o ee to claimants ; balance 
funded by order of Conference. 


QUEST. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
{These appointments are all in the State 
of Alabama. 
ASHVILLE DISTRICT. 
OsBorn Netson, P.E. 
(P. 0., Marion.) 


Ashland, J. J. Costevens. 
Ashville, Hayward Adams. 
Birmingham, Jsrael Townsend. 
Blount Springs, to be supplied. 
Blountsville, to be supplied. 
Centre, Spenser Ray. 
Choecolocco, to be supplied. 
Collinsville, Welliam Coleman. 
Enon, 8. D. Sanders. 


| Gadsden, A. WV. Jackson. 


Howell’s Cross Roads, Watson 
MW Cauley. 


Talladega, to be supplied, 


od 








CENTRAL ALABAMA CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Village Springs, Andrew Shef= 
Jield. 
Wedowee, J. C. Reid. 


DADEVILLE DISTRICT. 
O. R. Franxuiy, P.E. 
(P. 0., Dadeviile.) 


Alexander, 72. WV. Conner. 
Bluftton, Hiram Matthews. 
Dadeville, D. R. Matthews. 
Fredonia, James Moore. 

La Fayette, J. S, Todd. 
Montyomery, to be supplied. 
New Style, b. J. Stirling. 

Pine Grove, George dl’ Lamore. 
Pleasant Hill, J. H. M. Durand. 
Roanoke, 8. J, Robinson. 
Sardis, G. W. Mann. 
Soccapatoy, Thomas Ham. 
Tallassee, Gdlbert Ware. 


HUNTSVILLE DISTRICT. 
A. §. Lakin, P.E. 
(P, O., Huntsville.) 


Athens, Robert Carter. 

Cedar Grove, Benj. J. Lee. 
Claysville, to be supplied. 
Courtland, Nimrod Shoddy. 
Decatur, J J. Holland. 
Guntersville, J. C. Sammons. 
Huntsville, 4. W. M?Ainney. 
Madison, to be supplied. 

Mussel Shoal, Zichard JM Kin-~ 


ey. 
Oakland, Frank Withers. 
Scottsborough, M. M. M’Kinney. 
Stevenson, to be supplied. 
Triana, Alfred Nichols. 


MARION DISTRICT. 
E. B. M’Cautey, P.E. 
(P. 0, Marion.) 


Brewton, James Harper. 
Choctaw, William Perry. 
Clinton, N. H. Speight. 
Eutaw, Jatt Ellis. 
Greenville, Jefferson Evans. 
Marion, W. H. Nelson. 
Mobile, George Winn.- 
Newbern, Jefferson Jackson. 
Oid Town, to be supplied. 
Selma, 4A. W. White. 
Shiloh, Crelius Miller. 
Tuscaloosa, to be supplied. 
Walthall, B. D. Lewis. 


QUEST. 83. Where shall the next* 
Conference be held ? 


At Mobile, Ala. 





eA YANN ACH CO NE Ror Nena 


Held in La Grange, Ga., Dec. 3=7, 1884. 


BISHOP WALDEN, Presiding. 


QugEst. 1. Who are Received by | Allen, 


Transfer, and fron what Con- 

erences ? 

C. J. Brown, from Erie; W..0. 
Lynch, from South Kansas—2. 


Qurst. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial 2? 
Wesley C. Bryant, Alfred B. 


be 


Sidney B. Beauford, A. M. 
H, Evans, William Young, Ed- 
werd West—6. ; 





Quest. 8. Who Remain on Trial ? 


‘Reuhen B. Hinesman, Wade 1, 
Brown, John W. Fisher, Abra- 


Peay 


WILLIAMS, Secretary. 


QuzEst. 4. Who are Discontinued 2 
None. 
QuEst. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection 2 
Matthew M. Alston. 


ham Gibson, Charles T. Roberts, | QUEST. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 


Willis Sagers,Chas.H. Newton—7. 


None. ; 


SAVANNAH CONFERENCE, 


Quzusr. 7. Who are Received on 

Oredentials from other Churches ? 
Richard Stacey, from Baptist 
Church. 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons? 


None. 


Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 


None. 


Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons ? 
Sidney B. Beauford, Alfred B. 
Allen, William Young, Alexan- 
der Roan—4. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 
Sidney B. Beauford, Alfred B. 
Allen, William Young, Alexan- 
der Roan—4. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class? 
Matthew M. Alston, Warner 
Hill, David Wood—3. 


-Quxst. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
Albert J. Gill, George W. Merri- 

wether, Asbury B. Fish, George 

A, Arnold, Jesse C, Allen, Ben- 

jamin Boston, William Hopkins, 

Jacob Jackson, Silas C. Gay, 

Joseph W. Naylor, George W. 

Lamar—11. 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Eiders ? 
George W. Matthews, James 

Jackson, O. K. Wright, Cicero 

R. Buffington—4. 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Elders ? 

George W. Matthews, James 
Jackson, O. K. Wright, Cicero 
R. Buftington—4. 


Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders? 


None. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Llders ? 


None. 


Quest. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

J. J. Elsby, Anderson Tal- 
madge, R. L. Black, R. M. Tay- 
lor, Harrison Strickland, J. H. 
Owers, B. H. M’Cain, George 
Standing—8. 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


Jackson Walker. 


QusstT. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
pame of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quzst. 21. Have any Died ? 
None. 


Fairburn, George A. Arnold. 





Quest. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Jerred, and to what Conferences ? 
None. 


Quust. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quust. 24. Have any been Located 
at their Gun request ? 


Sam. Ross, Moses M’Kinney—2. 


Quest. 25. Have any been Located? 
John A. Wyatt. 


Quust. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ¢ 
None. 


Quest, 27. Have any been Expelled ? 
None. 


QurstT. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

C. O. Fisher, Sam. Smith, E. L. 
Hammett, John Crolley, Aaron P. 
Melton, John Watts, Robert T. 
Kent—7. 


Qusst. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 459.) 


Quzst. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$208 93. 


QuEst. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 


$208 93, 


which has been applied under 
the order of Conference. 


Quast. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 

[These appointments are all in the State 
of Georgia,] 
ATLANTA DISTRICT. 

J. B. L. Wrisams, P. E. 

(P. O., Atlanta.) 


Atlanta: East Atlanta, . JZ. 
Hammett. 
Loyd Street, A. P. Melton. 
Second Church, John. Crolley. 
University Charge, W. P. Thir- 
kield. 
University Mission, to be sup- 
plied. 
Carrolton, William Hopkins, one 
to be supplied. 
Decatur, W. O. Lynch. 
Douglas, Jacob Jackson. 


Flat Shoals, W. C. Hunter. 
Grantville, 2. 7. Kent. 
Grantville Cireuit, Jacob Arnold. 
Heard, Asbury B. Fish. 
Hogansville, George Washington. 
La Grange, S. C. Upshaw. 

La Grange Circuit, David Wood. 
Newman, John Watts. 

Newman Circuit, one to be sup- 


plied. 
Oak Hill, H. R. Alden. 
Oxford and Covington, Archibald 
Samuels. 
Palmetto, G. W. Merriwether, 
one to be supplied. 
Union Grove, G. W. Matthews. 
Whitesburg, to be supplied. 
Whitesville, R. B. Hinesman, one 
to be supplied. 


1884. 





307 


E. O. Thayer, President; C. J. 
Brown, Professor, in Clark Uni- 
versity—members of University 
Charge Quarterly Conference. 

W. P. Thirkield, Dean of Gram- 
mar-school of Theology, Clark 
University. 


MACON DISTRICT. 
Rk. T. Avams, P.E, 
(P. O., Griffin.) 
Barnesville, Hdward Lacey. 
Butts, Wesley C. Bryant. 
Clayton, G. W. Lamar. 
Culloden, William H. Groves. 
Eastman, Aaron Johnson. 
Flint River, W. #. Hrancis. 
Forsyth, A. M. H. Evans. 
Greenville, J. D. Jenkins. 
Griffin, J. H..Grant. \ 
Griffin Cireuit, David If. Lendon. 
Jasper, to be supplied. 
Liberty Hall, S. B. Beauford. 
Macon, L. W. Coates. 
M’ Donough, A. B. Allen. 
Whitewater, C. 7. Loberts. 
Zebulon, Robert Anderson. 


ROME DISTRICT. 
C..O. Fisuer, P.E. 

(P. O,, Atlanta.) 
Adairsville, William Young. 
Cartersville, C. R. Buffington. 
Caye Spring, M. M. Alston. 
Chatooga, Joseph Sams. 

Cobb and Milton, S. H. Hayes. 

Coosa, to be supplied. 

Elberton, James M? Henry. 

Gainesville, W. G. Johnson. 

Gwinnett, W. H. Brown. 

Jackson, Warner Hill. 

Rome, A. J. Wilson. 

South Rome, to be supplied. 

White County, Willis Sagers. 

Whitefield, A. J. Gill. 

Yorkville, Edward West. 

F. M. Gordon, Teacher in Mute 
Institute — member of Cave 
Springs Quarterly Conference. 


SAVANNAH DISTRICT. 
F. M. Jonss, P.E. 

(P. O., Savannah.) 
Allapaha, to be supplied. 
Appling, J: W. Naylor. 

Augusta, James Jackson. 

Blackshear, to be supplied. 

Brunswick, Samuel Smith. 

Brunswick Circuit, J. G. Kitch- 
ens. 

Bullock, S. C. Gay. 

Camden, J. H. Smith. 

Charleston, S. HZ. Garey. 

Darien, to be supplied. 

Jessup, Abraham Gibson. 

Munnerlyn, A. C. White. 

Reidsville, J. C. Allen. 

Saint Mary’s, J. W. ‘Fisher. 

Savannah, 0. K. Wright. 

Savannah Cireuit, C. H. Newton. 

Sylvania, B. B. Davis. 

Valdosta, Richard Stacey. 

Waycross, Benjamin Boston. 

Waynesborough, Lichard Big- 

_ ham. 

Waynesville, to be supplied. 


Qusst. 83. Where shall the next 
: Conference be held ? 
At Savannah, Ga. 


308 


WEST TEXAS CONFERENCE, 1884. 


WEST TEXAS CONFERENCE, 


Held in Waco, Texas, Dec. 48, 1884. 


BISHOP HARRIS, Presiding. 


QuEsT. 1. 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences? 

None. 


Quest. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 

Jobnson Wormley, Primus VY. 
Crawford, Monroe C. Cavenas, 
William Reed, Charles P. West- 
brooks, Edward Duncans—6. 


Quest. 8. Who Reman on Trial? 
Albert Brown, William Brown, 
Jefferson Buell, Richard Alonzo, 
Robert H. Ponton—5. 
Quest. 4. Who-are Discontinued ? 
Dennis Edmonds. 


Quest. 5. Who are Admitted into 
Full Connection ? 

Jordan C. Mays, William H. 
Stevens, Moses Smith—3. 


Quzst. 6. Who are Re-admitied ? 
None. 


Quest. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 


None. 
Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
None. 


Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 


Emery Hall. 


Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Deacons? 


James Brawley, Edward Dun- 
cans—2. 


Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been orduined” Deacons ? 
John Brawley, Edward Dun- 
e1ns—2. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 

Jordan C. Mays, William H. 
Stevens, Moses Smith, Green 
Bragner, Arthur Jackson, Emery 
Hall, Ephraira Jones, Lee Reed, 
Houston Harris, George Pleas- 
ants, (asked to locate,) George 
Sawyer—ll. 


Quest. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class 2 
John Brawley, Silas W. Har- 
vey, John T. Gibbons, Alexander 
M. Mason, Prince Wilson, James 
A. Hall—6, 


- Qusst. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elders 2 
John T. Jacobs, Andrew Fos- 
ter—2. 





Who are Received by; QuEst. 15. What Traveling Dea- 


cons have been ordained Elders? 


Jobn T. Jacobs, Andrew Fos- 
ter—2. : 


Quzst. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Hiders? 


None. 


Quest 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Hiders? 


None. 


Quzst. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers? 

Tony August, Isaiah Clayton, 
Charles Scruggs, Prince Wilson, 
George Sawyer, London Morris, 
Merritt Anderson, Willis Grayes, 
Charles Hart, Daniel Harper, 
Isaac Smith, George Pleasants, 
Granville Norman—13. 


| Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 


nuated Preachers ? 

A. J. Burress, Nathan Caswell, 
Cesar King, Larkin Carper—4, 
QuEsT. 20. Was the Character of 

each Preacher Hxamined ? 

This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was culled 
in open Conference. 

Quest, 21. Have any Died ? 
Jackson Caesar. 

(See obituary, p. 334.) 
Quest. 22, Have any been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 

None. 
Quest. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None, 


Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request 2 
Peter Johnson, M. V. B. Banks, 
Charles Chase, Samuel Gibbs, 
Solomon Morgan—5. 


Quest. 25. Have aij been Located ? 
None. 


QuEsT. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges? 


None. 
Quest. 27. Have any been Hxpelled 2 
None. 
QuEstT. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 
Harry Swan, Enoch Coggswell, 
Meach Henson, Christopher 


Young, Elijah Nesbit, Samuel 
Gates, Washington Goodwin—7. 


QuEsT. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 460.) 





B. F. SMITH, Secretary. 


Quest. 80. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


Not answered. ‘ 


Quest. 31. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$170 6O, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference. 


Quzst. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed 2 
(These appointments are all inthe State 
of Texas.] 
AUSTIN DISTRICT. 
C. L. Manison, P.E, 
(P. O., Austin.) 


Austin: Simpson Church, Sea- 
born Smith. 

Wesley Chureh, Harry Swan. 
Austin Cireuit, Hlijah Nesbit.” 
Belton, Richard Alonzo. 
Bremond and Fish Creek, W. J. 

Mitchell. 

Calvert and Mount Zion, Andrew 

Foster. 

Cedar Creek, to be supplied. 
Cunningham and West Point, 

Moses Smith. 
Davilla and Temple, 

Wormley. ; 
Georgetown and Round Rock, 

Thomas Wadkins. 
Giddings and M’Dade, Morton 

Lott. a 
Gatesville, An- 


Jobnson 


Lampasas and 
derson Brack. 

Liberty Hill and Burnett, P. V. 
Crawford. 

Manor Circuit, to be supplied. 

Port Sullivan and Milan Grove, 
Dawid Mucker. 


COLUMBUS DISTRICT. 
P. M. CarmicHasn, P.E. 
(P, O., Columbus, ) 
Alleyton and Toland, 
Coggswell. 
Caney and Providence, Emery 
Hall. 
Columbus, Samuel Gates. 
Columbus Circuit, Primus Gates. 
Ellinger and Industry, James Jar- 
Man, 

Flatovia and Shulenburg, to be 
supplied. 
La Grange, 

son. 
La Grange Cirenit, W. H. Mosby. 
Lockhart, Houston Harris. 
Luling, Lee Reed. 
Oakland and Brown Chapel, Z. 
#. Cooper. ; 
Waelder and Peach Creek, W. H. 
Stevens. 
Weimer Circuit, M. C. Cayenas. 
Wellersburg, to be supplied. 


Enoch 


Emanuel Hender- 


WEST TEXAS ‘CONFERENCE, 1884. 


SAN ANTONIO DISTRICT. 
G. W. Riowarpson, P.E. 
(P. O., Austin.) 


Belmont Cireuit, Edward Dun- 
cans. 

Cuero and Mission Valley, Eph- 
raim Jones. 

Floresville and Riddleville, J. 7. 
Jacobs. 

Goliad and Centreville, J. 2. 
Carnes. 

Gonzales, Washington Good- 
win. 

Hallettsville, 4. W. Townsend. 

Hondo and Fredericksburg, John 
Brawley. 


Layernia and Mount Pleasant, 8. 
W. Harvey. 

Morales and Edna, Robert 
Dukes. 





Mount Vernon, J. T. Gibbons. 

Pleasanton and Rossville, to be 
supplied. 

San Antonio, Mack Henson. 

San Antonio Mission and San 
Marcos, A. R. Morris. 

Seguin and Marion, . William 
Reed. —_ 

Victoria and Indianola, A. M. 
Mason. 


WACO DISTRICT. 
W. H. Davis, P.E. 
(PB. 0., Waco.) 
Dallas and Fort Worth, B. Ff. 
Snuth. 
Denison, Sherman, and Pilot 
Point, Arthur Jackson. 
East Waco, J. W. Robinson. 
Groesbeck, Jefferson Buell. 


309 

Hubbard and Antioch, to be sup- 
plied. 

Kose and Long Branch, J. A. 
Hall. 

Majors and Rifle Point, Abraham 
Taylor. 

Marlin and Big Creek, Daniel 
Humphries. 


Marlin Circuit, Christopher Young. 

Maxia Cireuit, Walls Medlock. 

Milford and Chamber’s Creek, 
Austin Lochart. 

Spring Hill Circuit, Green Brag- 
ner. 

Waco: Saint James, C. P. West- 
brooks. ye 

Waco Mission, Gabriel Wilson. 


Quest. 83. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 
At Austin, Texas. 


SOUTHERN GERMAN CONFERENCE, 


Held in Waco, Texas, Dec. 11-14, 1884. 


BISHOP HARRIS, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and fron what Con- 
ferences? 

Henry Diener, from Saint Louis 

German; mil Draeger, from 

North-west German—2. 


Quxst. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial? 


None. 


Quzst. 8. Who Remain on Trial? 
None. 


Quust. 4. Who are Discontinued ? 
None. 

Quszst. 5. Who are Admitted into 

Full Connection? 
Frederick Reetz, Andreas Trae- 

ger—2. 

Quest. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None. 


Quzst. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 


None. 


Quest. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 
Frederick Reetz, Andreas Trae- 
ger—2. 
Quest. 9. What Traveling Pyeach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 


Frederick Reetz, Andreas Trae- 
ger—2. 


Quest. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elected Elders ? 


Gustav Urbantke. 


Ques. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 


Gustav Urbantke. 





CHAS 





Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class? 


Frederick Reetz, Andreas Trae- 
ger—2. 


Quest. 18. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
A. Julius Wiebusch, Heinrich 

Pape, Heinrich Hoffman—3. 


Quest. 14. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been elected Elde:'s? 


None. 


Quzst. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Eiders ?° 


Friede Bohmfalk. 


Quzst. 16. What Local Deacons 
hane been elected Elders? 


None. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders? 


None. 


Quzst. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers 2 

- CG. Pluenecke, D. Stiehl, J. P. 

Rosenberg, (requested to ask a Jo- 

cation)—3. - 


Quest. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nudted Preachers ? 


C. Biel, E. Schneider—2. 


Quzst. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 21. Have any Died? 
’ Frederick Ries. 
(See obituary, p. 343.) 


. SCHULER, Secretary. 


Qusst. 22. Have any been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences ? 


W. H. Traeger, to Saint Louis 
German. i 


Quest. 23. Have any Withdraawn ? 
Christian Albrecht. 


Qurst. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 


None. 


QuxsT. 25. Have any been Located ? 
None. 


QuEstT. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges? 
None. 





Quest. 27. Have any been Expelled? 
None. 


Quzst. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals? 

Carl Urbantke, Otto Riebe, Ru- 
dolph Brueck, Daniel Matthaei, 
J. J. Kienle, Henry Diener, Fer- 
dinand Mumme—7. 


Quxst. 29. What zs the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 


(See tabulated statement, p. 462.) 


Quzst. 30. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$90. 


Quust. 81. What has been Received 
on these Olains, and how has it 
been Applied ? ; 

$262, 
which has been applied under 
order of the Conference. 


510 


Quest. 32. Where are the Preach- | New Orleans, (La. :) First Church, 


ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in the State 
of Texas, except as otherwise indi- 
cated. ] 


HOUSTON DISTRICT. 


Hienry Dietz, P.E. 
(P. O., Waco.) 


Belden, Bartlett, and Leon, Jacod 
Ott. 

Brenham, Carl Urbantke. 

Brenham Prairie, Wm. Pfaeffie. 

Caldwell and Lexington, to he 
supplied. 

Dallas, Palmer, 
Adam Raesener. 

Houston, Hermann Homberg. 


and Denton, 





J. J. Kienle. 
Second Chureh, Charles Schuler. 


SOUTHERN GERMAN CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Fredericksburg, “mil Draeger. 
Hochheim and Lavaeca, H. Pape. 
Industry, Hriede Bohmfatk. 


Third Church, Heinrich Hoff- | Llano, /. £. Urbantke, one to be 


man. 

Perry, George Koch. 

Rocky, A. Julius Wiebusch. 

Spring and Bear Creeks, Anton 
Ulrich. 

Waco and Mooresville, Andreas 
Traeger. 


SAN ANTONIO DISTRICT: 
Gorrrresn Dospatt, P.E. % 
P. 0., San Antonio, 


Austin, Rudolph Brueck. 
Cibolo, Henry Diener. 





supplied. 
Paige, Hermann Franz. ; 
Rutersville and La Grange, Wedd- 
iam Felsing, Frederick Reetz. 
San Antonio, Ferdinand Mumme, 
Schulenburg, Otto Riebe. 
Seguin and Guadalupe Valley, 
Daniel Matthaet. 
Somerset and Medina, to be sup- 
plied. 


Quest. 83. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


At San Antonio, Texas. 





SOUTH INDIA CONFERENCE, 


Hleld in Hyderabad, India, Nov. 20-25, 1884. 


BISHOP HURST, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are Received by 
Transfer, and from what Con- 
ferences? 


James H. Garden, from Ken- 
tucky ; Sarauel P. Long and Wm. 
F. Oldham, from Michigan; Wm. 
A. Rudisil, from Baltimore ; Jas. 
M. Thoburn, Jr., from Erie; De 
Los M. Tompkins, from Rock 
River—6. 


Quust. 2. Who are Admitted on 
Trial 2? 
Frank J. Blewitt, William FE. 
L. Clarke, Sumuel P. Long—8. 


Quest. 3. Who Remam on Trial? 


George O. Carroll, Barton T. 
Eddy, James H. Garden, Enoch 
Jeffries, Albert T. Leonard, Wm. 
¥. Oldham, Claudius H. Plomer, 
Algernon 8. E. Vardon—8, 


Quust. 4. Who are Discontinued 2 


Vernon E. Bennett, Edwin E. 
Catley, Charles Luck—s. 


Quest. 5. Who are Admitted inta 
Full Connection ? 


Charles W. De Souza, David O. 
Ernsberger, Archibald Gilruth, 
Duyanoba Khundajee—4. 

Quzst. 6. Who are Re-admitted ? 
None. 


Quzrst. 7. Who are Received on 
Credentials from other Churches ? 


None. 


QusstT. 8. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been elected Deacons ? 


Duyanoba Khundajee. 
Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
Duyanoba Khundajee. 


Quzst. 10. What Local Preachers 
have been elecied Deacons? 


None. 








Quest. 11. What Local Preachers 
have been ordained Deacons ? 


None. 


Quest. 12. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the First Class ? 
Albert H. Baker, Charles W. 
De Souza, David O. Ernsberger, 
Arehibald Gilruth, _Duyanoba 


| Khundajee, John D. Webb—6. 


Quest. 13. Who are the Traveling 
Deacons of the Second Class ? 
Jas. P. Meik, George I. Stone, 

William A. Thomas—3. : 


QusEst. 14. What Traveling Dea- 

cons have been elected Elders ? 

Albert H. Baker, William W. 
Bruere, Charles W. De Souza, 
David O. Ernsberger, Archibald 
Gilruth, James P. Meik, Thomas 
E. F. Morton. Wm. H. Stephens, 
William A. Thomas, John D. 
Webb—10. 


QuEst. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Hlders ? 
Albert H. Baker, William W. 
Bruere, Charles W. De Souza, 
David O. Ernsberger, Archibald 
Gilruth, James P. Meik, Thomas 
E. F, Morton, Wm. H. Stephens, 
William A. Thomas, John D. 
Webb—10. 
Quest. 16. What Local Deacons 
have been elected Elders ? 


None. 


Quest. 17. What Local Deacons 
have been ordained Elders? 


None, 


QuEsT. 18. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers? 


Thomas H. Oakes, George I, 
Stone—2. 


QuzstT. 19. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


Franklin G@. Davis. 


J. A. NORTHRUP, Secretary. 


Quest. 20. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Bxamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was culled 
in open Conference. 

Quest. 21, Have any Died ? > 
None. 

QuEST. 22. Have any been Trans- 

Serred, and to what Conferences ? 

Melville Y. Bovard, to New 
York East ; Herman Jacobsen, to 
Norway—2. 

QouEstT. 23. Have any Withdrawn ? 
None. 
Quest. 24. Have any been Located 
at their own request ? 

William A. Moore, Charles B. 
Ward—2. 

Quest. 25. Have any been Located? 
None. 


QUEST. 26. Have any been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges ? 


None. 
Quest. 27, Have any been Pxpelled? 
‘None. 


Quest. 28. Who are selected for 
Triers of Appeals ? 

G. Bowen, W. E. Robbins, L. 
R. Janney, 8. P. Jacobs, R. E. 
Carter, G. K. Gilder, J. Black- 
stock—7. 


QuzEstT. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 465.) 


Quest. 80. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund é 


Rs. 875, ($150.) 

Quest. 81. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? <7, 

Rs. 875, ($150,) > 


which has been applied under 
order of the Conference. 


SOUTH INDIA CONFERENCE, 1884. eee 


Quust. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed 2 
ALLAHABAD DISTRICT. 
D. Osporne, P.E. 

(P. O., Mussoorie.) 

Agra, A. T. Leonard. 
Allahabad: English Church, A. 
Gilruth. 
Hindustani Mission, C. H. Plo- 


mer. 

Lahore, G. K. Gilder. 

Mussoorie, D. Osborne. 

_ Philander Smith Institute, D. Z. 
Tompkins, 

Roorkee, C. W. De Souza. 


BOMBAY DISTRICT. 
Grorcr Bowen, P.E. 
(P. O., Bombay.) 

Baroda, to be supplied. 

Bombay: Grant Road, Fort, and 
Mazagon, J. S. Stone, J. A. 
Northrup, W. H. Stephens, 
W. W. Bruere. 

Marathi and Hindustani Mis- 
sion, G. Bowen, G. O. Carroll. 

Egutpoora and Bhosawal, LZ. i. 

Janney, D. Khundajee. 

Karachi, W. Bowser. 

Poona, J. Blackstock. 





Poona School, A. 8. E, Vardon, 
W. E. L. Clarke. 

D. O. Fox, Agent for the Poona 
School—member of Poona Quar- 
terly Conference. 

W. 2B. Robbins, Book Agent—mem- 
ber of Poona Quarterly Conf. 
BURMAH DISTRICT. 
Joun E. Rozinson, P. E. 

(P. 0., Rangoon.) 
Rangoon: J. #. Robinson, 8. P. 

Long. 
Singapore, W. F. Oldham. 
Tamil Mission, to be supplied. 


CALCUTTA DISTRICT. 
J. M. Tuozurn, P.E. 

(Pe. O., Calcutta.) 
Asansole, W. A. Thomas. 
Caleutta: Bengali Church, J. P. 

Meik. 
English Church, J. I. Tho- 
burn, Jr. 
Hindustani 
Blewitt. 
Seamen’s Mission, B. T. Eddy, 
one to be supplied. 
J. M. Thoburn, Conterence Evan- 
gelist. 


Mission, F. J. 





CENTRAL INDIA DISTRICT, 
CG, Pi. Haerp, PK, 
(P. O., Khandwa.) 


Ajmere, J. D. Webb. 

Hurda and Khandwa, 0. P. Hard. 
Jubbulpore, 7. #. #. Morton. 
Mhow, E. Jeffries. 

Nagpore, A. G. Fraser. 


MADRAS DISTRICT. 
W. A. Ronis, P.E. 
(P. O., Vepery, Madras.) 


Bangalore: Baldwin Schools, /ra 
A, Ltichards. 
English Church and Tamil Cir- 
cuit, &. LZ. Carter, B. Peters. 
Chadarghat, J. Lyon. 
Linsugur, S. P. Jacobs, D. O. Erns- 
berger. : 
Madras: Blacktown and Bellary, 
A. H. Barker, O. Shreves. 
Vepery, W. A. Rudisil, J. WW. 
Garden. 
Secunderabad, W. FG. Cur- 
ties. 
Telugu Mission, to be supplied. 
Quest. 33. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


At Bombay. 





FOOCHOW CONFERENCE, 


Held in Foochow, China, November 19, 1883. 


BISHOP WILEY, Presiding.* 


Quusr. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 464.) 


Quesr. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
FOOCHOW DISTRICT. 

M. C. Witcox, Missionary. 
Hu Sine Mz, P.E. 

(P50; ) 
Foochow: Ching-sing Tong, Li 

Yu Mi. 
Hok-ing Tong, Hu Chaik Hang. 
Tieng-ang Tong, Hu Yong Mz, 
Wong Keng Chiang. 
Hung-mui, Wong Eung Cheong. 
Ming-chiang: Lek-tu and Sck- 
ek-tu, Pang Ting Hie, one to 
be supplied. 
Ne-tu, Lau Kwang Hung. 
Ta-kau and Ngo-hwoi-chu-te, 
Wong Ting Hok, one to be 
supplied. 
Yek-yong, to be snpplied. 


HOK-CHIANG DISTRICT. 
¥. Ontincer, Missionary. 
Yex Ine Kwane, P.E. 
(@.0., -) 

Ilai-iu, Hwong Taik Chiong. 

liai-kau, Ling Ming Sang. 

Haitan, (island,) Yong Taik 
Cheu, two to be supplied. 

Tla-u, Siek Chong Tieng. 

Nok-chiang City, Noi Ki Lang, 
one to be supplied. 











* In consequence of illness, 


Bishop Wiley was unahle to preside. 
ments here given are made up from repo 





gt 
Kene-kiang, Ting Neng Cheek. 
Kong-ing, (island,) Sie Hwo Mi. 
Ngu-cheng, Ting Ka Sing. 
Ngu-ka and Song-liang, Sie Sing 
Chang, Hu Nguong Tang. 
Siek-keng, U Siew LE. 
Sing-tong and Yong-pieng, Sia 
Heng To, one to be supplied, 
Teng-aing, Ling Chiong Ling. 


KUCHENG DISTRICT. 
F. Onticer, Missionary. 
Cutone Tarx Lione, P.E. 
(P. On -) 


Kucheng City, Zi Cha Mi, one to 
be supplied. 
Ku-te, to be supplied. 
Kwang-iong and Chong Tau, 
Ting Ung Tiu. 
Leng-leng, to be supplied. 
Lo-kang, Ting Iok Nguong, one 
to be supplied. 
Ping-nang: Ne-ngo-tu, two to 
be supplied. 
Sek-chek-tu, to be supplied. 
Seng-iong, Ling Seu Ing. 
Teng-iong and Liang-nang, Li 
Tiong Chwi, Li Sieng Eng. 
Tong-kwang, Ting Siu Kung. 
HING-HWA DISTRICT. 
N. J. Piums, Missionary. 
Hv Po Mi, P.E. 
(P. 0., ——.) 
Hang-keng, Ngw Ing Siong. 














, Secretary. 


Hing-hwa City and Pah-sai, Ting 
Soi Ling, one to be supplied. 
Hine-kwa Woman’s School, 

Ting Ching Kwong. 

Kia-sioh and Paek-ko-len, Ling 
Ming Chiong, one to be sup- 
plied. 

Kie-tieng-li, Sia Lieng Lt. 

Kwang-an and Keng-kau, to be 
supplied. 

Lieng-chu-li, to be supplied. 

Lieng-in, Ting Ung Chu, one to 
be supplied. 

Nang-nik, (island,) Ling Ching 
Chieng. 

Ping-hai, Ting Tieng Ling. 

Pwo-hia and Mi-chiu, Ting Kiu 
Se, one to be supplied. 

Sa-hiong, Ling Sing Eu. 

Siong-tai, Chai Hi Seng. 


YONG-PING DISTRICT. 
J. H. Wortey, Missionary. 
Sra Sex One, P.E. 
(P70,,———.) 
A-to and Hu-lu-sang, Tiong Ning 
Tung. 

Chiong-hu-pwang, 
Ling. 

Ing-ang City, to be supplied. 

Iu-ka, Taing Kieng Ing, one to 
be supplied. 

Kau-tu and Sek-paik-tu, to be 
supplied. 

Sa-kaing City, Taog King Tong, 
one to be supplied. 


Tang Seng 





No official Minutes having been received, the appoint 
rts sent to the Missionary Society. 


812 


Sek-se-ngo-tu, to be 


plied. 


Sing-kuo and Se-lek-tu, two to 


be supplied. 


Song chiong City, Taing Kwang 


Ing, one to be supplied. 


Yong-ping City, Tiong Seuk | Ing-chung City, Ling Saeng Lia: 


Pwo, one to be supplied. 





sup- 


ING-CHUNG DISTRICT. 
N. J. Prump, Missionary. 
Hwone Pau Sane, P.E, 
(P. 0., ==.) 
Chiak-chwi, to be supplied, . 





Tai-cheng, to be supplied. 


FOOCHOW CONFERENCE, 1884. 


Taik-hwa City, Song Kwong Hwo, 
Tong-tau, Nguang Kwoh Hing, 
one to be supplied. 
To-nguong, Cheng Chong Ming. 
| Quest. 88. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 
Not answered. 





} 
i 


M 1 SiS'@cN 5. 


1.—IN THE UNITED STATES,AND TERRITORIES. 


ASR 19Z, ON AM, BSS 8) 1D Ona 


Held in Phoenix, Arizona, Oct. 9-13, 1884. 


BISHOP FOSS, Presiding, 


Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 
None. 


Nore —John T.'Pierce, a preacher on 
trial in Colorado Conference, was or- 
dained deacon under the missionary 
rule. 


Quustr. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been ordained Liders ? 
None. 


Nots—John L, Pierce, a preacher on 
trial in Colorado Conference, was or- 
dained elder under the missionary rule. 





Quest, 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 466.) 


Quest. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers, Stationed ? 
G. H. ApAms, Superintendent. 
(P. O., Tucson.) 
Benson, to be supplied. 
Clifton, to be supplied. 
Flagstaff. and. Holbrook, J. T. 
Pierce. 





DAVID MFAWN, Secretary. 


Globe, / W. Johnson. 

Mineral Park, to be supplied. 
Phoenix, D. W. Calfee. 

Pheenix Cirenit, to be supplied. 
Pinal, to be supplied. 

Prescott, to be supplied. 
Preseott Cireuit, G, L. Pearson. 
Tombstone, David M? Fuwn. 
South Basin, to be supplied. 


| Tucson, J. W. Robinson. 


QuEsT. 83. Where shall the next 
Annual Meeting be held? 


At Tucson. 


BLACK: HILLS MISSION, 


Held in Sturgis City, Dake, Auge 23225, 1884. 


BISHOP ANDREWS, 


Quust. 29. What is the Statistical | Central City and Crook, W. D. ; 


Report for this Conference year ? 


Presiding. Bos B. 


Atwater 


(See tabulated statement, p, 466.) | Custer and Hot Springs, Hy A. 


Quest. 32. Where are the Preach= 
ers Stationed ? 


James. 
Deadwood, to be supplied. 


Jas. Wi~irams, Superintendent. | Elk Creek, to be supplied, 


(P.O ) 
Battle Creek, Victor Charroin. 





Lead City and Sturgis, to be sup- 
plied. 


CUMMINGS, Secretary. 


Minnesota, £. B. Cummings. 

Rapid City, J. I. Bartholo- 
mew. 

Sun Dance, to be supplied. 


Quest. 83. Where shall the next 
Annual Meeting be held ? 


Not answered. 


DA KO TrAdcs Mob.S:8:T OoN: 


Held in Mitchell, Dak., Oct. 8-13, 1883. \ 


BISHOP ANDREWS, Presiding. 


Quzst. 29. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 466.) 


Quest, 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
I. N. Parprn, Superintendent. 
MITCHELL DISTRICT. 
I. N. Parpes, (N, W. Iowa,) P.E: 
(P. O., Mitchell, Dak.) 


Alexander, H.. 7... Qurl, (Des 
Moines. ) 





Bijou Hills, 
tha. 
Bridgewater, to be supplied. 
Buffalo County, to be sup- 
plied. x 
Chamberlain, to be supplied. 
Charles Mix Co., J..Q: Swim. 
Douglas Co., tobe supplied. 
Fairview, to be supplied. 
Kimball and White Lake, 2. W. 
Sage, (Des Moines. ) 
Letcher and Pleasant Valley, to 
be supplied. [ 


D. RIFENBARK,, Secretary. 


James Treewar-| Milltown, to be supplied. 


Mitchell, C. #. Hager, (Upper 
Towa.) : 

Mitchell Cireuit, to be supplied. 

Mount Vernon, L. W. Miler, (N. 
W. Iowa.) 

Plankinton, William Vivian. 

Plankinton Cireuit, to be sup- 
plied. : 

Wolsey and Wessington,.8. A. 
French. 

Woonsocket, #7, W. Adams, (Rock 
River.) 


YANKTON DISTRICT. 
L. Harrsoueu, (Upper Ia.,) PLE. 
(P. O., Sioux Falls.) 


Beresford, to be supplied. 

Canton, D. W. Chamberlain, (N. 
W. Jowa,) ; 

Centreville, O, A. Harple. 

Kil Point, Lewis Bradford, (N. 
W. Towa.) 

Gayyille, to be supplied. 

Jlarttord, J. Ex Nervell. 

Lenox, Duane Riffenbark, 

Lodi, M. E. Nickerson. 

Montrose, J. P. Jenkins. 

Palisades, to be supplied. 

Parker, #. A, Surdick, (N. W. 
Iowa.) = 

Ktickland, L. B. Wiles. 

Salem, to be supplied. 

Sioux Falls, Archibald Jamieson, 
(N. W. Lowa.) 

Springtield, G@. J. Corwin. 

Tyndal and Scotland, 
Hlaughes. 

Vermillion, G. 2. Oake, (N. W. 
Iowa.) 

Yankton, 4A. &. Boggs, (Mich.) 


HURON DISTRICT. 
~Wo. Frevpsr, (N. W. fowa,\P.E. 
(P. O., Watertown.) 


Aurora, P. £. Hooker, (Southern 
Iilinois.) 

Brookings, Edwin Craven, (De- 
troit.) ; 

Castiewood, to be supplied. 

Clark, J. F. Ae@mper, (Ohio.) 


James | 


MISSIONS, 1884. 


Dell Rapids, 7. 7. Walker, (Wis- 
consin. ) 


plied. 


plied. 

Egan and Coleman, to be sup- 
plied. 

Flandieau, A. Ei. Barrows. 

Gary, James Rowe. 

lenry and Dixon, 4. UZ. Springer, 
(Roek River.) 

Howard, George Neville, (8S. E. 
Jnd.) 

ren, A. W. Adkinson, (8. E. 
nd. , 

Huron Cireuit, to be supplied. 

droquois, Fk. H. Wheeler. 

Lake Byron, to be supplied. 

Madison, A. #. Thompson, (W. 
Wis. ) 

Mil's, to be supplied. 

Nordland and De Smet, J. C. 
Shelland, (Wyoming.) 

Volga, to he supplied. 

Watertown, a. L. Zraveler, (Rock 
River.) 

Waverley, to be supplied. 


ORDWAY DISTRICT. 

W. M’Creapy,(N. W.lowa,)P.E. 
CP. O., Blunt.) 
Aberdeen, S. F£. Brown, (Wyo- 

ming. ) 

Ipena, L. C. Bureh. 
Atioona, to be supplied. 
Andover, 8. 8. Smith. 
Ashton and Northville, W. II. 
! Matson. 





Diana and Carthage, to be sup- | 


Doland and Frankfort, to be sup- | 


Big Stone City, J ZZ. dlovers, (1. 
Maine.) 

Blunt and Canning, Hlward Hos- 
kyn, (Upper Lowa. ) 


Clifton Uireuit, to be sup- 
plied. 

| Detroit, W. 2 Minty, (Roek 
River.) 


ENendale and Frederick, to be 
supplied. 

Forest City, to be supplied. 

Highmore and Harold, to be sup- 
plied. 

Howell 
plied. 

Ipswich, O. A. Phillips, (Min- 
nesota.) 

La Beau, to be supplied. 

La Grace, to be supplied. 

La Poon, to be supplied. 

Leola, to be supplied. 

Mellet, to be supplied. 

Milbank and Alban,/. B. Seymour, 
(ill. ) 


to he 





Cireuit, sup- 


Ordway and Columbia, A. J. 
Jones, (N. Obio.) 

Pierre, W. H. Selleck. 

Port Emma, J. B. Faweett. 

Recficld, Alfred, MM? Clintuck, 


(lowa.) 
Saint Lawrence and Miller, O. S. 
Basford, (N. W. Towa.) 
Webster, to be supplied. 
Wessington Spriogs, W. D. Lu- 
ther. 
Wilmot, to be supplied. 


Quest. 383. Where shall the next 
Annual Meeting be held ? 
At Blunt, Dak. 





MONTANA MISSION, 


Held in Helena, Mon., Sept. 235-28, 1884. 


BlswOPSFOW LER, 


Qeest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have heen ordained Deacons ? 


Ff. G. Boylan, J. W. Bennett—2, 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cous have been ordained Elders 2 


E. J. Bickell, W. W. Van Ors- 
del, M. J. Wall—s. 


Quest. 29. What ts the Statistical 
report for this Conference year ? 


(Sce tabulated statement, p. 468.) 


Quest. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 

F. A. Riaern, Superintendent. 
HELENA DISTRICT. 
Grorer Comrort, P. E. 

(CAO) 
Billings, to be supplied. 
Bozeman, G. C. Stull. 
7 4 


Tvesiding. 


| Ciznabar and Cook City, to le 
supplied. 

Gallatin. City, and Missionary at 
Large, W. W. Van Orsdel. 

Gailatin Valley, E. M. Tower. 

Giendive, W. B. Combe. 

| Helena, J. J. Garvin. 

\Ifelena Circuit, #. J. Bickell. 

Judith Basin and Benton, Jacob 
Mills, Judson D. Phinny. 

| Livingston, H. D. Wadsworth. 

Miles City, R. C. Moniton. 

Sun River, H. J. Hunter. 

White’ Sulphur Spring and 
Townsend, M. J. Hall, D. J. 
Frew. 


BUTTE DISTRICT. 
F. A. Rreaein, P.E. 


(P. 0., -) 
Butte City, J. B. Chynoweth. 
Butte Circuit, J. W. Benuett. 








GEO. COMFRRT, Secretary. 


| Corvallis, to be supplied. 

‘ Ditlon, Il. J. Norris. 

Deer Lodge and New Chicago, to 
be supplied. 

Eagle Rock, to be supplied. 

Gleucale and Beaver Head Val- 
ley, Hugh Duncan. 


to be supplied. 
Jefferson Valley, F. G. Boy- 
lan. 
Madison Valley, 
plied. 
Missoula, W7. A. Shannon. 
Phillipsburg, Fred. Flawith. 
Salmon City and Junction, Olin 
W. Mintzer. 
Stevenville, Wilder Nutting. 
Virginia City, W. E. King. 


to be sup- 


Qurst. 83. Where shall the next 





Annual Meeting be held 2? 
At Dillon, Montana, 


Horse Plains aud Flat Head Lake, ” 


14 


MISSIONS, 1884. 


NEW MEXICO MIS 8 Pon: 


Held in Socorro, N. M., Oct. 15-19, 1884. 


BISHOP FOSS, Prescding. Wak, KISTLER, Secretary. 


Quest. 9. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been ordained Deacons ? 


None. 


Notg.—Albert Jacobs, a prencher on 
trial in the Colorado Conference, was 
elected deacon under the missionary 
rule, 


Quest. 15. What Traveling Dea- 
cous hive been ordained Elders ? 
None. 
» Notr.—Nelson W. Chase, a preacher 
on trial in the Colorado Conference 
was ordained elder unuer the mission- 
ary rule. 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistica! 
Report for this Conference year ? 


(See tabulated statement, p. 468.) 


Quest. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
T. Harwoop, Superintendent. 

(P. O., Tiptonville.) 

English Work. 
Albuquerque, W. &. Kistler. 
Hillsborough, Lake Valley, and 

Kingston, J. A. Hardenbrook,. 
Las Vegas, to be supplied. 
Raton and Biossbury, J. W. Sin- 
nock. 
Sarta Fe, D. M. Brown. 
Silver City, D. W. Potter. 
Socorro, N. W. Chase. 
Tiptonyille and Springer, to be 
supplied. 

Spanish Work. 
Albuquerque, Benito Garcia. 
Albuquerque Circuit, J. Garcia. 
Antoncehico, to de supplied. 





Costilla and Taos, Albert Jacows. 
Coyote, Mora, and Red River, 
Laeboueus Frampton. 
Dona Ana, to be supplied. 
Espanola, to be supplied. 
Las Cruges, to be supplied. 
| Palmas Circuit, to be supplied. 
Peralta, to be supplied. 
Santa Fe, J. Pablo Salazar. 
Socorro and La Joya, tu be sup- 
plied. 
Taos Cirenit, Lauriano Vargas. 
Tiptonville and La Galliena, to 
be supplied. 
; and 


. 


Val Verde, Blas Guttieres. 
Wagon Mound, Cimmaron 
Cirvelita, Juan Sandabul. 


Quest. 83. Where shall the next 
Annual Meeting be held? 


At Santa Fe, N. M. 





NORTH DAKOTA MISSION, 


Held in Fargo, Dakota, Oct. 2-5, 1884. 


BISHOP FOWLER, Presiding. 


‘Qugst. 29. What is the Statistical 
heport for this Conference year ? 
‘(See tabulated statement, p. 469.) 


‘Qumst, 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
‘Grorce R. Harr, Superintendent. 
FARGO DISTAEAT. * 
Grorew R. Harr, ¥. E. 
(P. O., Fargo.) 
Bismarck, to be supplied. 
‘Casselton, G. W. Lurteh. 
Elliott and Burns, to be supplied. 
Emma, to be supplied. 
Fargo, Jf 8. Kanufinan. 
(Gladstone and Dickinson, Will- 
damn Cooke. 


Jamestown, S. NV. Griffith. 

Lamour and Yorktown, to be 
supplied. 

Lisbon, aac Wilson. 

Mandan, to be supplied. 

! Sanborn. Wiliam M. Spoor, 

Steele, to be supplied. 

Tower City, to be supplied. 

| Valley City, C. A. M’Namara. 

| Wabpeton, H. W. ‘Troy. 


GRAND FORKS DISTRICT. 
D. C. Puannert, P-E. 
(2. 0.; ) 


Batheate, to be sup} lied. 
Drayton, to be supplied, 
Ernest, to be supplied. 











| 


W. M. SPOOR, Secretary. 


Grafton. to be supplied. 
Grand Forks, Frank Doran. 
Grandin, to be supplied. 
Harnilton, to be supplied. 
Hillsborough, to be supplied. 
Inksten, to be supplied. 
Larimore and Devil’s Lake, to be 
supplied. 
Minto, J. B. Monroe. 
Ojata, to be supplied. 
Osnabrock, to be supplied. 
Park River, 1. P. Cooper. 
Pembina, to be supplied. 
Saint Thomas, to be supplied. 


Qurst. 338. Where shall the next 
Annual Meeting be held ? 


At Grand Forks, Dakota. 


We TAs A SS oy ee: Nie 


Held in Ogden, Utah, August 14-18, 1884. 


BISHOP FOSS, Presiding. 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical | 


report for this Conference year 2 
(See tabulated statement, p. 469.) 


Quust. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


T. C, Inrrr, Superintendent. 
(BXO% -) 


Beaver and Frisco Circuit, Francis 
Brock. 
Heber Circuit, to be supplied. 





Jeffrey. 
Ogden, Ad. W. Adkinson. 
Park City Cireuit, G. #. Jayne. 
Provo Cireuit, Hrastus Smith. 
Salt Lake City, 7. C. Diff. 
Tooele Vireuit, J. D. Gillilan. 


Scandinavian Work. 
ee Ney Cireuit, to be sup- 
ied. 
Salt Lake City, Martinus Nel- 
son, 





ERASTUS SMITH, Secretary. 


Jordan Valley and Corinne, G. M. , San Pete Valley Cireuit, P. A. Fi. 


Franklin, one to be supplied. 
A, W. Adkinson, Principal of Og- 
den Seminary, , 

T. W. Lincoln, G. M. Jeffrey, Pro- 
fessors in Salt Lake Seminary. 
J. W. Jackson, Chaplain in the U. 

8. Army, at Fort Douglas. 


QuEST. 88. Where shall the next 
Annual Meeting be held? 


At Park City, Utah. 


MISSIONS, 1884. 


315 


- WEST NEBRASKA MISSION, 


Held in Kearney, Neb., Sept. 3-8, 1884. 


BISHOP MALLALIEU, Presiding. 


Quest. 29. What és the Statistical | Ord, R. B. Williams. 


Report for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 470.) 


‘Quusr. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


(These appointments are all inthe State 
of Nebraska.] 


T. B. Lewon, Superintendent. 


NIOBRARA VALLEY DIST. 
Grorer W. Martin, P.E. 
(P. Q., Ainsworth.) 


Ainsworth, 7. W. Qwen. 
Arnold, Nathaniel English. 
Atkinson, Peter De Clark. 
Brewer, Evi Fuller. 
Broken Bow, William Esplin. 
Burwell, Richard H. Friggens. 
Cedarville, J. A. Steyens. 
Delight, D. M. Elisworth. 
Gordon, D. L. Hayward. 
Johnstown, A. J. Calvert. 
Keya Paha, Charles E. Camp- 
bell. 
Kirkwood, Joseph L. Dawson. 
Louny Pine, R. L. Robinson. 
Loup City, Asbury Collins. 
Norden, M. Mapes. 





Plain Valley, Wm. R. Phelps. 
Sargent, B. F. Hilton. 
Stewart, to be supplied. 
Taylor, E. B. Crippen. 
Valentine, J. A. Seamahorn. 
Westerville, Charles A. Hale. 
West Union, R. Randolph. 
White River, Joseph Gray. 
Yale, Jasou B. Gorham. 


PLATTE VALLEY DISTRICT. 
T. B. Lemon, P.E. 

(P. 0., Kearney.) 
Antelopeville, to be supplied. 
Armada, Clay Cox. 

Camp Clark, to be supplied. 
Cozad, T. H. Thurber. 

Elm Creek, C. H. Savidge. 
Gibbon, Charles A. Mastin. 
Kearney, W. C. Wilson. 
Lodge Pole, to be supplied. 
North Platte, William G. Vessels. 
Ovallala, to be supplied. 
Pleasant Hill, M. R. Pierce. 
Plum Creek, MZ. W. Smith. 
Sidney, Leslie Stevens. 
Sharon, A. C. Spencer. 
Shelton, H. C. Harmon. 
South Loup, to be supplied. 








| 


P. C. JOHNSON, Secretary. 


REPUBLICAN VALLEY DIST. 
P. C. Jounson, P.E. 
(P..0., -) 
Alma and Republican City, Jos. 
Buckley. 
Arapahoe, George M. Boswell. 
Axtell, J. 1. Carmichel. 
Beaver City, F. F. Thomas. 
Cambridge, Jolin Weeden. 
Culbertson, to be supplied. 
Franklin and Bloomington, Chas. 
EK. Fulmer. 
Hartwell and Newark, J. E. Mor- 
datt. 
Iloldreye and Oxford, William 8. 
Wheeler. ; 
Ilomerville, to be supplied. 
Indianola, J. WM Mann. 
Keystone, to be supplied. 
Macon, J..A. Kleeberger. 
M’Cook, D. W. Dwire. 
Minden, L. H. &ddleblute. 
Orleans, I. 8. Carr. 
Ringgold, J. Q. Helm. 
Riverton, J. L. Vineent. 
Stoeckville, Weleome Smith. 
West Beaver, D. 8. Morris. 
Quest. 83. Where shall the next 
Annual Meeting be held ? 
At Kearney, Neb. 





2.—IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES. 


NORTH CHINA MISSION, 


Held in Peking, China, Sept. 24, 1884. 


BISHOP WILEY, Presiding. 


Quest. 29. What is the Statistical 
' Report for this Conference year ? 


(See tabulated statemefit, p. 271.) 


Quzst. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


H. H. Lowry, Superintendent. 
PEKING DISTRICT. 

J. H. Pyxe, P.E. 
CEO) 
Chang-ping Chow Circuit, to be 

supplied. 
Peking: Asbury Chapel, to be 
supplied, 
Feng-cheng Tang, Chen Ta 
Yung. 
Southern City Cireuit, W. T. 
Hobart and Wang Ching Yun. 


Boys’ Boarding School and Train- 
ing School, J. H. Pyke and 
Shang Ching-yun. 


TIENTSIN DISTRICT. 
GR. Davis, P. E, 
(P, 0., ——) 
An-chia Circuit, Wang 
Ho. 
Ching-bo Cireuit, Wang Ching 


Chib 


Yu. . 
Nan-kung City Cireuit, Yang 
Chun Ho. 
Tai-an Circuit, to be supplied. 
Tientsin: East Gate, Li Shao 
NVien. 
Wesley Chapel, W. F. Walker. 
Tsang-chou Circuit, to be sup- 
plied. 


, Secretary. 


TSUN-HUA DISTRICT. 
H. H. Lowry, P.E. 
(P.O; ——.) 
Feng-jun Circuit, to be sup- 
plied. 
Funing Circuit, to be supplied. 
Lan-chou Cireuit, Wang Cheng 
Pei and Sung I. 
Tsun-hua Cireuitand Laing Tzu- 
bo Cireuit, T. C. Jui. 
Yu-tien Circuit, Chou Yen Pang. 
F. D. Gamewell, transferred to 
West China. 
L. W. Pilcher, absent 
United States on leave. 


Quest. 33. Where shall the next 
Annual Meeting be held ? 


Not answered. 


in the 


316 


MISSIONS, 1884. 


BULGARIA sIMISS LOM, 


Held in Sistof, Bulgaria, Oct. 1, 1884. 
BISHOP HURST, Presiding. 


Quust. 29. What is the Statistical | Orchania, to be supplied. 


Report for this Conference year ? 


Pleyna, to be supplied, 


See te Rusichuk, &. 7. Lounsbury, Pas- 
ee agence a tor, and has charge of Varna J. S. Ladd, Director of the Pub- 


Quast. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
D. W. C. Cuaruis, Acting Sup’t. 
(. 0., -) 
Loftcha, Stephen Getchoff. 





District. 

Selvi, Gabriel Hletff. 

Sistof, 8. Thomoff', Pastor, and 
has charge of the Upper Dan- 
ube District. 

Varna, 7. Constantine. 


——., Secretary. 


A. R, Jones, Principal; J L 
Eeonomof’, Professor, in Theo- 
logical and Training School. 


lishing Department. 


Qusst. 83. Where shall the next 
Annual Meeting be held ? 


Not answered. 


CENTRALYCHINA MIS SLON, 


Held in Kiukiang, China, Oct. 15, 1884. 
BISHOP WILEY, Presiding. 


QuEsT. 29. What zs the Statistical 
Leport for this Conference year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 471.) 


QuEst. 32. Where are the Preach- 
ers Statrioned ? 


Virer C. Harr, Superintendent. 
(P, 0., -—.) 
Chinkiang City: Domestic Chap- 
el and City Chapel, G. W. 

Woodall. 


West Gate Street Chapel, W. C, 
Longden, Sen 8z Chung. 





Hwang Mei: Kung Lung, Hwang 
Mei, and Hwang Ni Tang, J/. &. 
Hykes, Shih Tseb Yu. 

Kiukiang City: Boys’ Training 

School, C. /. Kupfer, Tai Siu 
Shih. 

Hwa Shau Tang, C. #. Kupfer. 

Saint Paul’s, Join R. Hykes. 

Suburbs, J. 2. Hykes, J. A.Smith. 

Nan-chong: Tai Ping Fu, James 

Jackson, 

Wuchen and Nan-chang, to be 
supplied. 

Wu-hu, /ames Jackson, Leu Ta 
Kwei. 





* 


, Secretary. 


Nan-kine, V. C. Hart. 

Philander §mith-Medical Mission, 
Rk. C. Beebe, M.D. 

Shin Chang, Hau Kia Liu, J. R. 
Hykes. 

J. H. Worley, transferred to Foo- - 
chow. 

M. L. Taft, transferred to North 
China Mission, and assigned to 
Tientsin, és : 

QuuEst. 33. Where shall the next 

Annual Meeting be held ? 


At Kiukiang. 





_ DEATH ROLL: FALL CONFERENCES, 1884. 











~o 

Name. Conference. Page. Name. Conference. Page. 
Abbott, John........ Let esata vida th Gouin 344 | Knibbs, John........ West Wisconsin...... 825 
Andrew, Edwin A.....North-west Indiana... 320) Kryder, Cyrus F..... Rock River yes « 333 
Baneroft, John O....Detroit............. 829| Lake, Valorus....... Mast OWMO' 2... < tens 324 
Bell, Napoleon J ....Indiana............. 821] Lowe, Barton........ Ohio es ease tee as 330 
Benedict, Gersham...Genesee ..........-- 338 | M’Abee, I. N........ Haste Ono mererctstatereisters 824 
Bessey, Samuel...... GtrOM. wesw ee tare. OT OME CalleeSolomons. +i «. LUNOISS sel loaye lace se 340 
Boeshanz, G......... Saint Louis German... 345| M’Cartney, J. T...... NorthyObioe ss yer 835 
Boyer, Willis M...... @imeinmatierscteys cc's 327) M’Cready, D. A...... (Pitts DUT Oats steeds 323 
Boynton, Jennings T.. Wisconsin ........-. 331 | M’Cuskey, Joseph....Qhio..........0+.-25 331 
Boynton, Jeremy.....Michigan............ 341 | Meginnis, William....Indiana...........-- 321 
Boynton, Valmore G..Michigan............ 340 | Mosher, Curtis....... OUI AG oolpLopadacc 328 
Brand, George F..... Des Moines........ .. 839| Mueller, William..... Central German..... . 839 
Bronson, W. A...... Michiwane. <2).2 ... =~ 341 | Newlon, W. E....... Mighicnnsat sisicoees 340 
Browne, Sellic O..... West Wisconsin...... 325 | Norton, Roderick... ..Upper Iowa.........- 842 
Burley, William...... MSC iStaag euasooens 332| Park, James L....... Central Tennessee.... 337 
Bush, James......... Ree fe iho Solaocao 333 | Parriott, George W...West Virginia....... 336 
Caesar, Jackson...... West Texas.......--. 334 | Perkins, Truman H...Genesee .........--- 337 
Chapman, Joseph. ...Central New York...- 328 | Pitzer, Richard...... Obig 2s nate loess 330 
Congdon, Thomas J..Michigan............ 341 | Pottle, Abner........ UNTO GS ib ocne co ace 340 
Cookson, Thomas.....Southern California... 831] Ries, Frederick...... Southern German..... 343 
Davis, Morgan H.....Detroit............-. $28 | Ritter, John......... Saint Louis German... 345 
Dell RAS 2 os .ls-3 Columbia River...... 345 | Robinson, Richard S. .Jowa.......-.....--- 325 
Durbin, Jesse....-... North Ohio? .. 2. ..r% = 335 | Roser, John Jacob....Central German...... 339 
Edmonds, W. L...... Des Moines.......... 339 | Sanford, Luman A....Rock River........-- 33 
BidersiWeW ss. 3... Michigans 20 4072 341 | Self, John C.......-. iAVa ania) sss st eit ae ete 336 
Farmer, George W...Southern Ilinois..... 3821 Shields, James. ..... BastaObio), sevnettscrere 824 
Ferguson, Charles....Cincinnati.........-- 327 | Sinclair, Julian A....Tennessee.........-- 345 
Field, George Hills...Detroit.........-.--. 328 | Spencer, John.......Oregon.....-..+++--- 834 
Fishbach, John W....Central German...... 338 | Stevenson, D. K...... Pittsuper ee «trie oe eel 323 
Fisher, William M....Central New York.... 329 Strauch, John........ Central German...... 33 
Fleharty, Jesse J......North Nebraska...... 826 | Stubbs, Tse... tne + Witenes iets seisis OAs 
Freer, Sweeney C.....Upper lowa........-- 843 Mates da Coniam .ctverns East Tennessee....... 334 
Gilfillen, J. B.......- iho. Spor oo ooene te 344| Thompson, Thomas...North Ohio......-.-- 335 
Guy, Thomas........ Wash, Ohi, 6.1). -- 324 | Thurston, F.5......- OlLOstrercstesieloteiests oe 330 
Hardwell, Spencer... .Texas........-++.--- 239 | Tibbetts, A. Cie... Me sekarte ise iete seheee rare 843 
Harmer, Samuel Y...Upper lowa........-- 342 | Tinkham, Joseph K...Genesee .......----- 327 
Haney, William....-.. Central Illinois....... 334 Totara, Dio.....-...- ‘eazy Sa saton nooo 845 
Haseltine, T. H....-. Bock River. .)5..00.-1+ 333 | Van Doozer, 5. P..... North Nebraska...... 321 
Hays, Hayden...... ane ee teins stent - 322 | Videau, Richard...... Central New York.... 329 
Hemenway, Francis D.Michigan..........-- 342 | Walker, George W...Indiana.........---- 322 
Hersey, Hiram....... Wisconsin .......... 33) | “Walker, J. T.... 2.2 as North-west Iowa...... 345 
Mil, Henry.5.:. <> or Rock River.....--+-+- 332 | Warner, H. W....... Nebraskans...) 6 «s-- 336 
Hogoboom, Robert...Central New York.... 329| Watrous, Benjamin O.Texas.......--+----- 332 
Holland, Benjamin...lowa.......-..+++++- 326| Webb; Willis W..... IbGhehe ng pono sodeeor 322 
Hough, J. W..... Bitisouneiserse ois +=! 322 | Weber, William...... Genesee........----- 338 
Jenner, John W..... Central New York ... 829|' Wells, B. F......... Eolstoniss a.c1eteteees te 345 
Johnson, John T..... Southern Illinois..... 332 | Westerman, N......- OHO. stot eloaiare eee » 8380 
Johnson, Levi........ Hian a) Gps eee cram = 320 | White, Alvin G...... Nebraska.......---++ 336 
Johnson, Michael.....North-west Indiana... 320 | Wiley, Isaac .W.....--6--++eeececeerrrecs 318 
Jones, Nathaniel..... Upper Iowa.......--- 349| Woodworth, W. W...Hrie......--++++e++ 344 
Kemper, David...... Gincinnati........--- 326 | York, John W.....-- Oregon. surat 2 Bie neg 334 
Kemper, John.....-- IO eo iele sexe oye me's eh 331 | Young, William H....West Virginia...... . 336 


Kirkpatrick, J. L....Central Illinois....... 334 


| Bishop Hoaac W. Wiley, DD. SEA, 


BISHOP OF THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL OHUBCH. 


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Isaac W. Winey was born in Lewiston, Pa., March 29, 1825, and @ 
died in Foochow, China, Nov. 22, 1884. He joined the Methodist & 
Episcopal Church when only a child of .ten years. He was licensed to | 
preach at the age of eighteen. His scholastic opportunities were con- 
fined to an academic course of study. Driven permanently, as he sup- 
posed, from his purpose of entering the itinerant ministry by diseased 
‘vocal organs, he betook himself te the study of medicime, and at the age 
of twenty-one was graduated from the medical department of the New 
York University. After practicing his profession in Pennsylvania for 
‘four years, at the solicitation of Dr. Durbin, (having joined the Genesee 
Conference,) he went as medical missionary to Foochow, China, where 
he labored for four years, and then returned to this'country. He served 
in regular pastorates im three different appointments, when he was 
called to the principalship of Pennington Seminary, where he remained 
for five years. 

At the General Conference of 1864 he was elected editor of the “La-— 
dies’ Repository,” and re-elected in 1868. By the General Conference 
of 1872 he was chosen a Bishop. As a Bishop he took his full share in 
the work of the Episcopal Board in the general superintendency. In 
1877 he made an extended tour of visi‘ation to the missions in Japan 
and China. He performed his last work as a Bishop at Foochow, where 
he began his work as a missionary for Christ thirty-four years before. 

The Rev. J. H. Pike writes concerning him from Peking, China, under 
date of Oct. 10, 1884 : 

“We were greatly delighted to have Bishop Wiley with us again. 
He came in great feebleness of body and-in much physical suffering, 
but in the fullness of the blessing of the Gospel of Christ. All the way 
from Japan to Peking he was quite sick, and able to take but little 
nourishment—that little in liquid form—and often his stomach rejected 
even that ; consequently he was much prostrated. He was not able to | 
preside over the regular sessions of the meeting, but saw the missionaries 
each afternoon in his room. Once, with characteristic will-power, he | 


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left his room and came into the church where the meeting was assem- 
bled. No one who was present that morning will ever forget the 
impressions of that hour as the Bishop walked up the aisle slowly and 
with difficulty. The business was suspended, and the assembly rose 
and remained standing until he was seated on the platform. One mem- 
ber suggested that we ought to sing the long-meter Doxology that we 
“were permitted to see our dear Bishop with us once more. He replied, 
‘No, brethren, go on with your work; we will sing the Doxology on 
the other side.’ After resting a short time the Bishop rose and ad- 
dressed the Conference. While he was speaking there was not a dry 
eye in the house, and every heart was deeply moved, ‘sorrowing most of 
ali, that they should see his face no more.’” 

The Rev. F. Ohlinger, writing from Foochow under date of Nov. 26, 
gives the following account of the last hours of Bishop Wiley: 

“The closing session of the Conference was called on Friday evening, 
Nov. 21, when appropriate resolutions were passed and a committee 
appointed to write a letter to Mrs. Wiley. During the night and on 
Saturday, Nov. 22, he did not speak much and seemed to be suffering 
but little. He remained in one position and breathed like one in a sweet 
sleep, often for nearly an hour at a time.’ It was evident that he was 
gradually sinking, and at 4 P. M. he quietly passed away. ‘Death has 
hit a shining mark.’ The whole Conference had remained to show him 
the last token of reverence and love; the leading men of the body, 
especially those who had been ordained by him seven years ago, begged 
to be allowed to act as pall-bearers, and all wished to do something to 
express their high esteem of the departed. They cheerfully availed 
themselves of the opportunity to buy a pillow and lining of beautiful 
white silk for the coffin, saying: ‘Yes, that’s very appropriate ; on the 
pillow his precious head will rest, and the lining will be very near him.’ 
The funeral services, English and Chinese, were such as might be 
expected, and were participated in by all the members of the mission, by 
Elders Hu Yong Mi and ‘Sia Sek Ong; the Revs. C. ©. Baldwin, D.D., 
and C. Hartwell, of the American Board; and Bishop Burdon, of the 
Church Mission. The words of these silver-haired colleagues of Bishop 
Wiley will never be forgotten by the large audience that filled Tieng-ang 
‘Tong to overflowing that femarkable Sunday afternoon,” 





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North-west Indiana Conference. 


Micwazt Jounson was born in Jackson County, 
Ind., Sept. 8, 1820, and died near Toronto, Kan., 
Oct. 18, 1883. He was the youngest of four brothers 
who gave their lives to the ministry in the Methodist 
Episcopal Church, one of whom, the Kev. James 
Johnson, still walks among us, honored and usefui 
in his declining years; another, the Rey. John B. 
Johnson, of Greeneastle, who is happy and efficient | 
as amember in the local ranks of cur clergy; an- 
other brother, David Johnson, M.D., is a strong | 
man in the Methodist Episcopal Church in Paola. 
‘Kan. Michael Johnson was converted at the age of 
twenty-one, and two years later, in 1843, he joined 
the Indiana Conference, at its session in Crawfords- 
ville. The Conference dividing the next year his 
work was in the North Indiana Conference, and 
again at the division of the Conference he fell into 
the lines of the North-west Indiana Conference. He 
was appointed to and served the following charges: 
Newport, Pendleton, Cicero, Canton Mission, Ross- 
ville, Leesburg, Dayton, Augusta, Danville, Rock- 
ville Cireuit, ‘Normandy Cireuit, Mechaniesbure 
Cireuit, Clark’s Hill, and in the South Kansas Con- 
ference at Strawn, and two years at Ottumwa, mak- 
ing nineteen years of service as an itinerant preach- 
er. In 1847 he was married to Mary Jane Cones, 
who shared with him to the last his toils and tri- 
umphs in the Church, and now in her deep be- 
reavement exercises an unwavering faith in the Gos- 
pel that he loved so well to preach. His preaching 
was evangelical and greatly blessed of God to the 
salvation of souls. During his active ministry he 
received into the Church sixteen hundred and forty 
persons. In 1879 he went to Kansas in the hope of 
a restoration of his feeble energies, but in that new 
country, where the tields were so white unto the 
harvest, he could not rest from his heloved work. 
He began at once gathering the people together in | 
the destitute settlements, preaching to them the 
word of life, and organizing them into societies, 
Sunday-schools, and cireuits. His last pastor, Rev. 
J.C. Hull, of South Kansas Conference, writes of 
him: “TJ first met Brother Johnson four years ago at 
a District Conference, and have met him occasion- 
ally since, always finding him realy to testify to the | 
sutiiciency of a life of faith in the Son of God.” 
When the erisis came he was ready for his triumph. 
His sufferings lasted but a few days, and were in- 
tense in their severity. In the last struggle, when 
asked by his wife and daughter if the Saviour was 
with him, he joyously answered, ‘*O yes, he is just 
right here!” At another time he said, ‘I am 
going home.” These were his last words before he 
took up the song of triumph in the company of the 
blood-washed throng. 


Kpwin A. Anprew, A.M., died at his home in 
Evanston, Ill., August 14, 1884. He was born’in 
Kosciusko County, Ind., April 29, 1846. -He passed 
away in the fullness of life, leaving all its joys and 
ambitions ‘in hope of an immortal crown”? and of 
a home in the “city which hath foundations, whose 
builder and maker is God.’ He was an earnest 
patriot and brave soldier, serving through the whole 
period of the wir, and rising from the rank of pri- 
vate to that of first lieutenant. He was in twenty- 
six regular engagements, and marehed over ten 

thousand miles. At the close of the war he entered 
Wabash College and was graduated in the regular 
classical course, with the honors of his class, in 1871. 


| ings.”? 


| The suffering is ended, the victory is won. 





Soon after his graduation he was united in. marriage 
with Elizabeth, daughter of Kev. W. F. Whecier, 
deceased, for many years an honored member of the 
North-west Indiana Conference. ‘The same year, in 
the fall, he was admitted on trial in this. Contercnee, 
and appointed to Kentland Mission. “ In 1872-73 he 
was appointed to Pine Village. He afterward served 
the following appointments: Remington, Chester- 
ton, Westville, and Colfax. In 188] he was elected 
Professor of Natura! Science in Willamette Univer; 
sity, Salem, Oregon. Being earnestly advised by 
friends and phy-iciwns to try a change of climate, on 
account of persistent bronchial affection, and hoping 
a change of work, for a time, might prove beneficial, 
he accepted the position and filled it with success. 
At the close of the year, however, though re-elected, 
he deemed it best to return to Indiana. and take a 
superannuate relation to his Conference, For a time 
his health improved, but only for a time. Last 
February he was stricken down with neuralgia and 
rheumatism, which soon resuited in almost total 
paralysis. For weary months he shared, in an un- 
usual degree, ‘‘the followship. of Christ’s suffer- 
He bore all patiently and bravely. His 
room was made bright with flowers, and sacred with 
love, song, and prayer. He drank the cup of pain 
to its very dregs, but it was sweetened and trans- 
formed into the wine of life eternal by the love of 
Jesus. In the fiercest sufferings he often whispered 
to his wife ‘‘ God is love.” When unable to get any 
rest, through a lone stretch of suffering, he would 
smile out of conquering eyes, and say, with unutter- 
able yearning, ‘“ He giveth his beloved sleep.”? His 
warfare is over. The feet that marched with sol- 
dierly tread all through the long éampaigns, and with 
Sherman to the sea, are forever at rest. The brain 
that planned and the heart that struggled for the 
good of others have ‘ceased from their labors.” 
“He 
giveth his beloved sleep.” 


Indiana Conference. 


Ley1 Jounson was born in Xenia, O., Aug. 28, 
1813, and died in Scotland, Ind., Jan. 12, 1884. 
While he was yet a child his father died, leaving his 
mother with five small children. When Levi was 
five years old his mother removed to Indiana, and 
settled in Wayne County, where she succeeded in 
raising her children—two daughters and three sons, 
two of whom, Levi and John Wright, became min- 
isters. Levi learned the potter’s trade, and worked 
at it until he entered the ministry. It is not known 
at what time he became religious or was married, 
but it is known that for a number of years he was a 
licensed exhorter, and for one year a local preacher. 
As a local preacher, he was zealous and efficient, ren- 
dering valuable aid to his pastor. He so attracted 
the attention of the Church as to cause the official 
board to be willing to recommend him as a suitable 
person to be adinitted into the Annual Conference, 
and he, feeling that he was called to devote his 
whole time und talent to the work, though incum- 
bered with a wife and six children, accepted a rec- 
ommendation,- and was admitted into the Indiana 
Conference in October, 1847, and continued an efficient 
member until death. He was appointed to the fol- 
lowing charges: Clarksburg, Mount Carmel, Green- 
ville, Corydon, Martinsville, West Indianapolis, 
Carlisle, Bluegrass, Center, Fredericksburg, Wash- 
ington Cireuit, Leesville, Bloomfield, Puitnamville, 
Mount Vernon Circuit, Patoka, Owensville, Rock- 





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ort Cireuit, Grandview, Oakland City, Lancaster, 
Springville, Campbellsburg, Loogootee, and New- 
berry, where he finished his, work. His life was 
oue of unusual hardship and toil—having raised 
twelve children—but no one of his family ever 
heard him complain ; his light was always shining. 
His desire was to go from labor to reward, and not 
be superannuated. This was granted him. Wher- 
‘ever he was appointed he went and did his work 
well, built as many parsonages, sold as mary books, 
preached as many sermons, and witnessed as many 
conversions and accessions to the Church, perhaps, 
as any other man in his Conference. He was twice 
married. On Jan. 1 he contracted a slight cold, but, 
true to his nature, he took some slight remedies and 
pushed ahead in his work. On Jan. 5, one of the 
coldest days ever witnessed in this climate, he 
started from his home, in Newberry, for Scotland, 
where he was to commence a meeting. On Sabbath 
morning he preached, conducted his social prayer- 
mecting in the afternoon, during which time he was 
unusually happy. At night he entered into his 
work with as much vigor as when in youth, but in 
the middle of his discourse he was taken with paral- 
ysis of the lungs, and all thought that he would pass 
away; but the paroxysm soon passed off. Then he 
arose to his feet and said, ‘‘ Brethren, I may never 
speak to you again. God help you all.” He was 
assisted to the house of William O’Donnel, where 
he received every attention that could be given by a 
kind and good people for an afflicted pastor, and it 
was thought that he would recover until Saturday 
afternoon, when he had another paroxysm, but mild- 
er than the first. Recovering from this he rested 
until 10:45 o’clock, when he passed away, his heart, 
it is supposed, being paralyzed from the beginning. 
His faith was strong and his confidence unshaken. 
His language was, ‘‘I have kept my accounts settled 
with my heavenly Father, and am ready to go, for 
his grace is sufficient for me.” He leaves a wife and 
twelve children to mourn his sudden departure. 


Narotron J. Bert was born May 17, 1824, near 
New Amsterdam, Harrison County, Ind. He was 
converted and joined the Church about the year 
1852, soon after which he began to serve the Church 
as local preacher. Being very, successful in his 
labors, and having a good education, he was in- 
duced to enter the Indiana Conference in the year 
1858. The charges which he served are as fol- 
lows: Wickliffe Circuit, one year; Edwardsport, 
two years; Washington Circuit, two years; Boone- 
ville, one year; Clark’s Prairie, two years; Paoli, 
oné year; Springville, one year; Quincy, two years ; 
Freedom, one year; Monrovia, one year; and River- 
side Mission, Indianapolis, one year. At Quincy, in 
1872, the hand of death was laid upon his daughter 
Isadore. At Freedom, in 1874, his first wife, and 
his sons John and Benjamin, were also ealled away 
to the spirit land. Here he suffered much in mental, 
nervous, and bodily aftliction. At Monrovia he was 
again married. His second wife was Mrs. Elizabeth 
A. Poe, a widow lady. At Monrovia, in 1879, his 
health failed him, and he was compelled to take a 
superannuated relation. From this place he went to 
Indianapolis, but was too feeble to do effective 
service during his year at Riverside Mission. From 
this time till his death he engaged in secular busi- 

“ness with what power he had left. About ten 
weeks previous to his death le took a severe cold in 
his head; it seemed to settle in his middle ear. He 
had been troubled in-a similar manner before, and 
each attack seemed severer than the preceding one. 
He had partially recovered from the last attack, but 
ventured out into the cold too soon and took a fatal 
relapse. After much severe suffering death came to 
his relief soon after midnight, Jan. 7, 1884. His age 
was fifty-eight years. During his rational moments 
in his last illness he was deeply impressed that his 
work was done. He declared that he was ready to 
go, and even when not rational would return thanks 





and praises to God. He leaves a wife, a daughter, 
and four sons, with a host of friends, to mourn their 
loss. Professor George W. Bell, of Monrovia, his 
eldest living son, was with him to the last. Brother 
Bell was aman of peculiar but strong mind, ready 
in sharp repartee. -He delighted in metaphysical 
subjects, was outspoken, and very uncompromising 
when satisfied he was right. He was a pointed and 
practical preacher, and was very useful in his calling 
while he had strength to labor. We have not the 
data from which to compute, but during his ministry 
he conducted many revivals of marked power, and 
was the means of leading many to Christ. 


Wirt1am Mzernnts died unexpectedly in Martins- 
ville, Ind., April 16, 1884. He was spending a few 
days with his children and grandchildren while some 
changes were being made in the parsonage arrange- 
ments, and he intended to return to his charge— 
Cornettsville — before the following Sunday. He 
preached twice and rode ten miles on Sunday, 
April 6, and on the following Sunday attended di- 
vine service in Martinsville. The labors and expos- 
ure of the winter had been unusually severe. He 
had been in protracted meeting for tive weeks, fre- 
quently riding great distances in a wet, flat country, 
but he was determined to meet his engagements, 
and some fifty or more souls were converted. For 
some time he had been affected with heart trouble, 
and this, with congestive pneumonia, caused his 
death. He was born in Kent County, Md,, March 
11, 1812, and raised in affluence on a large farn: 
during the days of slavery. In 1833 he was married 
to Ann B., a daughter of Rev. Solomon Sharp, of 
Philadelphia Conference, and in his early manhood 
was engaged in merchandising, after manumitting 
his slaves, which constituted the chief part of his 
inheritance. In 1837 he came to Indiana, stopping 
at Terre Haute, and there investing some thousands 
of dollars in property, which, if he had kept, would 
have made him immensely rich. At the session of 
the Indiana Conference that year he was admitted on 
trial. His appointments were as follows: Spencer, 
Springville, Deol Brownstown, Paris, Washington, 
Lexington, Milroy, Burlington, Putnamyille Dis- 
trict, Nineveh, Martinsville, Bloomington District, 
Monrovia, Mooresville, Spencer, Mount Vernon Cir- 
cuit, Sullivan, Morgantown, Waverly, Alfordsville, 
New Lebanon, Blue Grass, Blackford Street, (in In- 
dianapolis,) Belleville, Newburg, Owensville, Cor- 
nettsville. During the entire period of nearly forty- 
seven years he was superannuated but two years, 
and then on account of affliction accompanying the 
loss of his wife in 1877. At his death he was the 
oldest minister on the effective list in his Confer- 
ence. Ten children were born in the family; five 
are gone before, and five remain. One, Solomon &., 
at his death was a prominent minister in the Illinois 
Conference. Usually the household was moved to 
the place to which the father was appointed, and 
several thousands of dollars over and above minis- 
terial receipts were spent in the work. In 1868 he 
was honored with an election to the General Conter- 
ence. He was a Methodist preacher of a character- 
istic type, clear, pointed, and forcible. His ministry 
was attended with blessed results in the conversion 
of souls. He was intensely loyal and devoted to 
Methodism, remarkably punctual to his engagements, 
exceedingly deferential to his superiors in office, and 
consistently heroic in submitting to the requirements 
of the itineraney. In manner he was a gentleman ; 
not, perhaps, as affable as those who have sought to 
win their way in royal courts, but he was dignified 
in carriage, clean in person, neat in attire, orderly in 
domestic life—a fuir sample of the noblest of nature’s 
noblemen. His last testimony represented the man 
and his religion—‘‘ As I have lived so I die. I rest 
from my labors, and my works will follow me.” 
The funeral was attended by all the neighboring 
ministers. The body rests beside that of his wife 
in the beautiful cemetery at Martinsville. 


- near Evansville, Ind., Feb. 16, 183". 


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Wintis W. Wess was born in Warrick County, 
He was con- 
verted and joined the Methodist Church at the age 
of seventeen. He married Miss Eliza Atkinson Dee. 
95,1860. After a faithful service as layman-in the 
Church for several years lie yielded to his long-abid- 
ing convietions and began preaching the Gospel. 
Inv 1871 he was admitted to the Indiana Conference, 
and he devoted himself wholly to the ministry, fill- 
ing a number of important charges, as follows: Yan- 
keetown, one year; Otwell, two years; Grandview, 
three years; Paoli, three years ; and Bedford, two 
years. About the middle of the last Conference year 
he was attacked with hemorrhage of the lungs. This 
affliction had been upon him, growing worse and 
worse, for some three years. He dearly loved the 
work of the ministry, and many were added to the 
Lord through his labors in each of his charges. One 
of the sorest trials of his life came when he was con- 
vineed by the logic of fate that he must give up 
preaching the Gospel, but grace was given, and he 
meekly submitted. Then followed a long and hard- 
fought battle for health and life, that he might be 
permitted to lead his growing family into the beau- 
tiful walks of Christian character and culture. Once 
he said, “I am worse in body, but better in soul ; 
while the outward perisheth, the inward man is re- 
newed.’? Again he whispered, ‘‘ The religion of 
Christ is every thing to me.” At the very last he 
said, ‘‘ Blessed wife, farewell; God bless you; I 
shall soon bé home; all is well.” His especial re- 
quest was that nothing should be said to his praise 
before the people or in print. His real life is painted 
in rich colors upon the hearts of those whom he has 
served, and his host of true and noble friends. 
Those intimate with his entire life know that from 
childhood to its close his character has been unsul- 
lied, and one of spotless purity. He died at Man- 
kato, Minn., May 4, 1884. ¥ 


Hayprn Hays was born in Switzerland County, 
Ind., May 23, 1812. He was married to Prudénce 
Jones Dec. 2, 1833, with whom he lived until her 
death, March 23, 1884, at Gosport, Ind. Her body 
was taken to Greencastle and placed in the family 
burial-ground at Forest Hill. To this union were 
born eight children, six sons and two daughters, 
tive of whom are still living. Soon after his mar- 
riage he united with the Methodist Episcopal Church, 
and was at once made a class-luader, was soon 
licensed to preach, and entered the Indiana Confer- 
ence. His itinerant ministry began in 1839, at first 
with the largest circuits, and afterward the best sta- 
tions in the Conference. He was a presiding elder 
fourteen years, and was twice elected a delegate to 
the General Conference. He remained a member of 
the Conference, till his death. About two years be- 
fore his death a stroke-of paralysis compelled him to 
superannuate. Two years after this he was afflicted 
in the lip and on the forehead with cancers, both of 
which were taken out and finally eured: About; 
Feb. 1, 1884, he was again taken ill, and constantly 
grew worse until his death. Paralysis of the invol- 
untary muscles of breathing seemed to be the imme- 
diate cause of his death, which took place July 20, 
at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Daniel Lang- 
don, of Greencastle, Ind. His closing hours were 
those of perfect peace. Brother Hays was truly an 
apostolic preacher. In an eminent degree he pos- 
sessed that which the ancient preachers. had—a sense 
of the sinfulness of men, and a conviction that the 
only remedy was in Christ. His original fitness for 
the work was a fervid spiritual perception of the 
awful truth that Jesus Christ came into the world to 
save sinners. Those who have heard Brother Hays 
preach, and are acquainted with his work, are cer- 
tainly impressed that this impcrtant’ element was 
present in his public work. His zeal was according 
to knowledge! It warmed his heart, thrilled his 
nerves, and fired his brain. It had for its founda- 


~ ness an absolute faith in God, and therefore in all 








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Church agencies. His enthusiasm was at times a 
little impatient of restraint, which gave him distinct- 
ness, and marked him as a positive force in the min- 
istry. His life was comparatively faultless. He 
was able to make his appeals to the human con- 
science as well as to the judgment. His consistent 
life induced men to follow the truth, and gave foree 
and character to all his words and sermons. 


_Grorce W. Warxrr died in Evansville, July 18, 
1884. He.was born in Dee, 21, 1809, in Granger 
County, Tenn. ; was married to Martha Brient, June 
92, 1830; was licensed to exhort, Noy. 29, 1828, and 
licensed to preach, Oct. 12, 1829; came to In:liana in 
1833; was ordained deacon by Bishop Roberts, Dee. 
9, 1835, and elder by Bishop Roberts, Oct. 10, 1841; 
was admitted on trial in the Indiana Conference in 
1839, and was appointed to the following charges: 
Richland Mission, Springville, Leesville, Orleans, 
Rockport, Rome, Jasper, Bedford, Orleans, Wash- 
ington, Gentryville, Booneville, Princcton, Mount 
Vernon. Here he had a severe spell of sickness, and 
was superannuated, but was employed by the pre- 
siding elder in the spring of 1858 for Newburg; 
1859 to 1863 he was presiding elder of the Rockport 
District ; after which he was appointed to Rockport 
Station, Corydon, Bruceville, New Lebanon, Wash- 
ington Circuit, Farmersburg, Patoka. While he 
was on the Patoka Circuit his health failed. He felt 
that his active work in the ministry was done. At 
the Conference in 1875 he was granted a superan- 
nuated relation, He lived in Princeton until 1883. 
During his stay in Princeton he preached as often as 
he could. Brother Walker was a good student and 
a clear-headed preacher. We have had but few men 
that knew more theology and understood our stand- 
ard works better than he. He was also able to con- 
vinee his congregations that he preached the truth., 
He was asafe man. In 1864 he was elected a dele- 
gate to the General Conference. He was neither a 
sensational preacher nor a great revivalist, but he 
always did solid work. He usually left his work in 
a better condition than he found it. From the time 
he superannuated his health gradually failed until 
he died. He would often say, ‘‘The will of the 
Lord be done.’’ In the fall of 1883 he became so 
feeble that he moved to the home of his daughter, 
Mrs. Wright, in Evansville. I visited him often dur- 
ing his last sickness, and felt that it was a privilege 
to talk with one so firm in the faith. He hada com- 
plete victory in death. He felt that he was washed 
in the blood of the Lamb. One day he said to me, 
‘¢ We have known each other for a long time, I hope 
we will live together in heaven,”? The next day I 
asked how he felt. He replied, ‘¢ All right, I am 
trusting.” He shouted **Glory! Praise the Lord. . 
I’m speaking of the wonderful peace.’? He said, ‘‘ I 
am astonished.’? When his voice failed he would 
whispér ‘‘ Halleluiah.”” Brother Walker died as he 
lived. Iis aged widow needs the prayers of the 
Church, - 


Pittsburg Conference. 


J. W. Hoven was born in Ohio County, W. Va., 
Nov. 11, 1843, and died at Florence, Washington 
County, Pa., July 25, 1884. In early life he was 
deprived of many educational advantages, but was 
enabled to enter Bethany College in 1861. The war 
breaking out soon after, the college was suspended, 
but Brother Hough persevered in his desire tor an 
education, and became at a later period Superintend- 
ent of Public Instruction in Brooke County, W. Va. 
In 1870 he was converted at Castleman’s Run, W. 
Va., and united with the M. E. Church. In 1872 he 
was licensed to preach, and filled several appoint- 
ments as a supply until 1880, when he entered the 
Pittsburg Conference. In 1881-82 he was appointed 
to New Cumberland Circuit, and in 1883 to Flor- 
ence Circuit. In the midst of his second year on 
this work he was suddenly eut down. He was a 


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man of kind and affable manners, an industrious 
student, and an earnest and faithful minister of the 
New Testament. His record is on high. 


_D. K. Srmvenson was born in Pittsburg, Pa., Oct. 
11, 1835. His parents were members of the Scotch 
Covenanter Church, and in this faith they reared 
their children. In 1858 he was converted in Clarks- 
ville, Mo., where he was then residing, and united 
with the M. E. Church. 
ceived license to preach, and in 1859 he entered the 
Missouri Conterence. When the war of the rebell- 
ion broke out he laid aside the work of the minis- 
try, and enlisted in the One Hundred and Fifty- 
fifth Regiment. of Pennsylvania Volunteers. For 
three years he served with his regiment, and at the 
expiration of that time he was detailed for special 
service in the War Department at Washington. 
When discharged from the army he returned to his 
native city aeons into business, but his early 
convictions had not left him, and he consequently 
re-entered the ministry in the Pittsburg Conterence 
in 1867. His appointments thereafter were as fol- 
lows: Fayette Circuit, Rostraver, Harlem, (Obio,) 
Bloomfield, Leesburg, Wintersville, _Cokeville, 
Noblestown and Midway, Tucker’s and Florence, 
Carmichael’s, Salem and Franklin, and Second 
Church, (Johnstown.) He was united in marriage, in 
1868, to Miss L. A. Hingeley, daughter of Rev. E. 
Hingeley, of the East Ohio Conference; and had 
just entered upon his work after Conference when 

e was suddenly cut down, Nov. 19, 1883. As a 

reacher, he was intellectually strong, and firm in 

is convictions. He died at his post. 


D. A. M’Creapy was born in Columbiana County, 
O., Aug, 24, 1825, and died in Pittsburg, Oct. 21, 
1883. He was of sturdy Scotch-Irish parentage, and 
was strictly taught in the doctrines of the Reformed 
Presbyterian Church; but when a boy was con- 
verted among the Methodists, and thenceforward 
became identified with them. He was graduated 
from Allegheny College in 1849, and in the same 
year entered the Pittsburg Conference. _His ap- 
pointments were as follows: Canonsburg, Florence, 
Chartiers, Bridgeport, Rostraver and Elizabeth, Se- 
wickley, East Liberty, Hamline Chapel, (Steuben- 
ville, O.,) M’Connellsville; transferred to Missouri 
and Arkansas Conference, where he served Glas- 
gow (Mo.) and Louisiana (Mo.) charges, and_one 
year as President of Lewis College, located at Glas- 
gow. In 1870 he returned to the Pittsburg Confer- 
ence and filled the following charges: Uhrichsville, 
(O.,) M’Keesport, (Pa.,) Irwin, Bridgewater, Beaver 
Falls, Trinity, (Pittsburg,) Walton Church, (Pitts- 
burg.) As a minister, Brother M’Cready was earnest 
and laborious. He preached the Gospel in its sim- 
plicity, visited from house to house with the greatest 
fidelity, and was eminently successful in winning 
souls to Christ. He had been at times a great sutf- 
ferer from neuralgic affection, and for some time be- 
fore his death supposed himself to be free from the 
disease. On Sunday morning, Oct. 21, he preached as 
usual, and in the afternoon attended a funeral. One 
hour after his return from the latter he was dead. 
He ceased at once to work and live. ; 


[The four following memoirs were omitted in the General 
Minutes of the Conference last year.] 

ABner Jackson was born in Exeter, N. Y., Sept. 
17, 1795, and died at the home of his son, L. A, 
Jackson, at Reynoldsville. Pa., Aug. 8, 1883. In 
early life he espoused the doctrines of Universalism, 
but after his conversion, April 7, 1822, having pre- 
viously renounced his former belief, he became a 
thorough and devoted Methodist. He was licensed 
to preach in 1828 in Kingsville, O., and in 1832 was 
admitted to the Pittsburg Conference and appointed 
to Clarion Circuit. The next year (1833) he was ap- 
' pointed to Brookville. His subsequent appointments 
were: Butler, Harmony, Beaver and Fallston, Bea- 


The same year he re- 








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ver Street, (Allegheny,) Beallsville, Chartiers, Car- 
michael’s, Rough Creek Mission. From 1848 to 
1850 he was superannuated. In 1851 he was made 
effective and appointed to Canonsburg, Greenfield, 
Greenfield and California. .The next year he took 
a superannuated relation, in which he continued 
until death. Brother Jackson was first married in 
1817 to Miss Phosa Hendryx, and by this union 
there were seven children, two of whom, Rev. Cor- 
nelius H. and John J. Jackson, entered the minis- 
try; and are members of the East Ohio Conference. 
He was a sincere patriot as well as a devout Chris- 
tian. In the war of 1812 he served as a soldier, and 
during the late rebellion was for a time chaplain of 
the Ringgold Cavalry. He was a devoted, faithful, 
and useful minister of the Gospel. His ministry 
was characterized by a thorough consecration to 
God’s will, and was crowned with abundant suc- 
vess. When his death oceurred he had nearly com- 
pleted his eighty-eighth year, and though weak in 

ody, his mind retained much of its vigor. He 
sleeps in Jesus. 


G. W. Cranaee was born Dee, 12, 1820, and was 
converted and joined the Smithfield Street M. E. 
Church, in Pittsburg, in 1839.. The next year he was 
licensed to preach, and entered the Pittsburg Con- 
ference in 1842. Twelve years later he was united 
in marriage to his now bereaved companion, Annie 
J. M’Pherson, daughter of the late William M’Pher- 
son, of Johnstown, Pa. During his ministry, whieh 
extended over a period of forty years, Brother Cran- 
age served the following charges: Grandview, Mid- 
dletown, Indiana, New Salem, Redstune, Wheeling, 
(Va.,) Braddocks, Sewickley, Kittanning, Ligonier, 
Connellsville, Middletown, Bentleysville, Temper- 
anceville, Elkton, superannuated, Marlborough 
New Lisbon, Irwin, Harmony, Seaman’s Friend 
Society, New Derry, Wesley Pag as (Pittsburg, ) 
Bentleysville, Springdale, Dayton, Union and Em- 
ory, Fairall, and in 1880 le took a superannuated 
relation, in which he remained until his death. He 
possessed more than ordinary preaching ability. He 
was a clear, logical, and strong thinker, and pos- 
sessing a good voice and ready utterance, was al- 
ways instructive, and often eloquent. In the state- 
ment and defense of the great doctrines of Chris- 
tianity, as taught by Methodism, he especially ex~ - 
celled. The final summons came to him on Nov. 
18, 1882, and he died in great peace. 


L. H. Bueser was born in Gowanda, N. Y., Nov. 
25, 1830, and clied in Geneva, N. Y., July 28, 1883. 
He was converted in boyhood, and licensed as an 
exhorter at the age of eighteen. The same year, 
(1849,) he entered Genesee Wesleyan Seminary at 
Lima, N. Y., and was graduated as valedictorian in 
1851. He then entered Genesee College, at Lima, 
remaining two years. In the autumn of 1858 he 
entered Amherst College, and was graduated the 
next year. In 1855 he was elected Professor of 
Belles-lettres at Cooperstown Seminary. In 1857 
he joined the Upper lowa Conference, and was ap- 
pointed President of Upper Iowa University, where 
be remained three years. In 1860 he was trans- 
ferred to the Rock River Conference, where he 
served five years in the pastorate—at Wheaton, in 
Chicago, and at Aurora. In 1865 he took charge of 
North-western Female College, at Evanston, Ill., 
remaining three years. In 1868 he accepted the 
Presidency of the Wesleyan Female College at Cin- 
cinnati, and continued there for seven years. At 
the expiration of that time, 1875, he was elected 
President of Allegheny College, and became a mem- 
ber of Pittsburg Conference. He continued in this 

osition until 1882, when, in consequence of failing 
pestth and ‘other reasons, he resigned. At our last 
Conference he was appointed to Monongahela City, 
but he never actually entered upon his work there. 
He went to Clifton Springs, where he remained six 
months, and thence went to Geneva, where he died, 


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Five only of the twenty-five years of his ministerial 
life were spent in the pastoral work, the remainder 
were devoted to educational labor, in which de- 
partment he greatly excelled. In all his work he 
was strictly conscientious. He constantly sought a 
deep personal experience, and studied to be an exam- 
ple to others in a blameless life. His end was peace. 


M. M’K. Garrert was born in County Down, Ire- 
land, Feb. 1, 1835. When about six years of age 
his parents removed to the United States and settled 
in Lawrenceville, (now a part of Pittsburg, Pa.,) 
where, atthe age of fourteen, he was converted un- 
der the ministry of Rev. F. 8. De Hass, during a 
revival held in Wesley Chapel. It soon became 
evident that Brother Garrett possessed gifts and 
graces which fitted him for the work of the minis- 
try, and he was accordingly licensed to preach, and, 
in 1856, he entered the Pittsburg Conference. His 
first appointment was to Sandyville Cireuit in Ohio, 
with Kev. Hosea M’Call as preacher in charge. The 
next year he was at Hanover, and thereatter his ap- 
pointments were as follows: Chartiers, Redstome and 
Connellsville, Carmichaels, Smithfield, (Ohio,) 
Bloomfield, New Cumberland, Leesburg, Dravo and 
Greenock, Mount Pleasant, Bellevernon, Freeport, 
New Brighton, and South Common, (Allegheny.) 
In all these fields of labor he was blessed with 
great prosperity, and many souls were brought to 
Christ through his instrumentality. He labored with 
a sincere desire for the Church’s welfare, never 
sought his own ease or comfort, and was eminently 
successful in restoring the waste places of Zion. 
During his first year at South Common Church his 
health failed, and taking a superannuated relation 
at the Conference of 1882, he removed with his 
family to a farm near Forest City, lowa. His health 
steadily declined until June 7, 1883, wlien he passed 
away, without a struggle or a fear, into the inherit- 
ance of all things. His wife, to whom he was 
united in 1859, and their two children survive him, 
and are still living in their Western home. 


East Ohio Conference, 


Vatorus Laxe left this world for the heavenly, his 
richest bequest being the good name he bore. How 
fondly friends cherish their interest in such a leg- 
acy! The genuine wealth of this world is enhanced 
by every such life, making all of us richer for its 
benefactions. Very many witnesses claim their share 
in the inheritance left by Brother Lake. Tell us not 
so much of the perishable wealth a man has accumu- 
lated, as how much of happiness he has strewn along 
life’s pathway for others to enjoy as they pass. The 
value of eighty years so passed is not to be expressed 
in gold. The story of Brother Lake’s life may be 
briefly told thus: He was born in Plainfield, N. Y., 
July 22, 1804, and died in Wayne, O., May 9, 1884. 
He was converted in his thirteenth year, and united 
with the Free-Will Baptist Church. He soon after 
changed his church relation, and united with the 
Methodist Episcopal Church. He became an ardent 
lover of her doctrines and policy till his death. He 
was united in marriage, March 29, 1829, to Miss Julia 
Holdridge, who preceded him only about two weeks 
to the better land. He was sent to the New York 
Legislature in 1845-46, where he did good service 
for his country. He was licensed to preach in 1847, 
and received on trial in the Erie Conference in 1850. 
The following charges have been blessed with his 
ministry: Rock Creek, Chagrin Falls, Twinsburg, 
Talmadge, Kent, Northampton, Windham, Canfield, 
Williamstield, Kellogesville, Charlestown, and Nel- 
son. In 1870 his health failed him, and he took a 
superannuated relation. Brother Lake was a noble 
man, beloved by all who knew him. Religion was 
to him a source of unspeakable happiness, and the 
genial, kind pastor had many and warmly attached 
friends. His work is done. He rests from his 
jabors, and his works do follow him. 





OBITUARIES. 


I. N. M’ Apex was born in Unity Township, West- 
moreland County, Pa., Aug. 2, 1804, and died at 
Mount Union, 0., Jan. 18, 1884. He became a 
member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Oct. 1, 
1823. Rev. Henry Baker was the pastor who took 
his name. He was converted in 1825. In 1829, un- 
der a sermon preached by Dr. S. Wakefield, he was 
wonderfully blessed. He wrote in his journal: 
“Pwilight became day, joy rapture, my peace 
flowed like a river, and my righteousness as thie 
waves of the sea.” In June, 1830, he was called to 
preach. He says his call to preach was as clear as 
his conviction of sin. He received license to preach 
in October, 1831, and preached as a supply in 
1832, with J. G. Sansom and Dr, William Hunter 
for colleagues, and Charles Elliot for presiding elder. 
In 1833 he was received into the Pittsburg Confer- 
ence, Bishop Roberts presiding. His name was 
placed on the superannuated list, March, 1875.° He 
was a man of great endurance. In 1857 he helda 
meeting of one hundred days on Westchester Cir- 
cuit, in Tuscarora County, preaching every day, and 
receiving four hundred and thirteen members into 
the church during the meeting. For several years 
his mind had been failing, but in 1878, seeming to 
have some apprehension of this, he said to his eld- 
est son, ‘‘ Whatever my end may be, I want you to 
know that I die saved by grace.’> A few months 
ago, when his mind for a short time was unclouded, 
he was asked what he thought about dying. The 
answer was, ‘‘ To die will be glorious; no one that 
loves Jesus need fear death.” 


Tuomas Guy departed this life at his residence in 
Jefferson, Ashtabula County, O., Dec. 18, 1883, in 
his seventy-first year. He was born in Armagh 
County, Ireland, At nineteen he was licensed to 
preach, and began missionary work in southern and 
western Ireland. In 1848, through the solicitations 
of Bishop Soule, he came to America. Landing in 
New York he found some old acquaintances, who 
peace him to join the Church to which they 

elonged—the True Wesleyan. He entered at once 
upon itinerant work. His first charge was in Cleve- 
land, O., his second in Pittsburg, Pa. In the latter, 
besides doing his pastoral work, he assisted in editing 
a denominational periodical. Jn 1847 he united with 
the Erie Conference of the Methodist Episcopal 
Church, in which he remained in active service till 
the organization of the East Ohio Conference in 
1876. Into this his lot fell Two years ago last 
September, while attending the Conference at Paines- 
ville, a disease which had beeh preying on him for 
years suddenly prostrated him, and necessitated a 
dangerous surgical operation. That retired him to 
the superannuated list, where he remained till 
death. He was a good man, full of faith and the 
Holy Ghost; a plain, sound, earnest, practical 
preacher, and powerful in prayer. He had many 
seals to his ministry. His end’ was that of the 
righteous. His sun set inaclearsky. He was the 
husband of one wife, an excellent woman, and the 
father of four sons and four daughters, all full 
grown. His memory they will ever delight to cher- 
ish. The entire community in which he lived wept 
when he died. 


Jamus Surexps died at Mentor, Sept. 9, 1884. He — 
was born, June, 1825, in Center County, Pa.; was: 
converte when fifteen years of age; was licensed 
to preach by Rev. W. F. Wilson, presiding elder 
of Franklin District, in 1851; joined the Erie Con- 
ference at Franklin, Pa., in July, 1853; and served 
in that Conference the following appointments: 
Washington, Pa.; Shippensville, Now Bethlehem, 
Portersville, Punxsutawney, Kast New Castle, 
Orangeville, O.; Washington, Pa.; Shippensyille 
Evansburg, Townville, supernumerary, Pithole and 
Tarr Farm, Hamlet, N. Y.; Perrysburg, Court- 
land, O.; Jackson and Ohlton. In 1876 the East 
Ohio Conference was formed by the division of the 


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: ~ OBITUARIES. 


Pittsburg and Erie Conferences, and Brother Shields, 
being in Ohio, became a member of the East Ohio 
Conference, in which he served the following ap- 
pointments: Mayfield, Mentor, Huntsburg and Bur- 
ton, Grand River, Montville. During this year his 
health failed, and at his request the ensuing Con-N 
ference granted him a superannuated relation. He 
tnen moved to Mentor, hoping by rest and care to 
recover his health; but he constantly grew worse, 
suffering intense pain until relieved by death. 
Amid all his sufferings his faith never wavered, but 
he rested with unshaken confidence in that Saviour 
he had so faithfully preached, and found his grace 
sufficient for him on a sick and dying bed. He 
leaves a wife and four sons to mourn theirloss. At 
Tionesta, Pa., June 18, 1862, he was united in 
marriage with Miss Helen Sibbald, by whom he had 
six sons, the first two dying of diphtheria in May, 
1869, within a few days of each other. This great 
loss, taking at. the time all his children, nearly 
broke him down, but God sustained him. During 
the war of the rebellion he was a true and fearless 
patriot, throwing his whole soul into the work for 
the suppression of the rebellion. In 1867 he took a 
supernumerary relation, and visited Ireland to look 
after some pecuniary interests in that country com- 
ing to him trom the death of relatives. On his re- 
turn to this country he re-entered the regular work 
of the ministry, continuing therein till failing 
health compelled him to retire, to suffer and die. 


- Brother Shields was a man of fervent piety and un- 


flinching devotion to God and the Church. He 
loved controversy, and was a zealous and fearless 
defender of the doctrines and usages of the M. E. 
Church ; and woe to that person who dared on his 
field of labor to assail them, Defending these and 
vanquishing their enemies was always a means of 
grace to him. A man of positive convictions, warm 
attachments, true and tried friendship, his affection 
for his friends was deep and unchangeable. His 
natural abilities were of a superior order, but his 
early advantages, being very limited, prevented him 
from taking the position among his brethren to 
which culture would have entitled him. 


West Wisconsin Conference. 


Joux Kyiszs was born in Woodstock, England, 
March 2, 1829, and died in Prairie du Chien, Wis., 
Feb. 1, 1884. He was educated at Oxford Univer- 
sity, and remained there as student and teacher for 
twelve years, being then prepared for the Episcopal 
ministry. Coming to this country in 1856, he im- 
mediately entered the ministry of the Methodist 
Episcopal Church within the bounds of the West 

isconsin Conference. Ordained deacon by Bishop 
Baker, and elder by Bishop Scott, he filled with 
great acceptability the following appointments, at all 
of which, save one, he remained a full term: Prairie 
du Chien, Richland City, Dodgeville, Mineral Point, 
Darlington, Hazel Green, Platteville, Belmont, 
Dodgeville, Portage City, Broadhead and Prairie du 
Chien. In 1858 he was married to Miss Amelia 
Blodgett, of Mineral Point, who nobly shared with 
him in all the toils and trials of the itinerant life. 
In the winter of 1858, while traveling in the Kick- 
apoo Valley, he was overtaken by a terrible snow- 
storm, and was lost during all the night in the 
woods. When found his limbs were frozen, in con- 
sequence of which he was compelled to have one 
foot amputated; and, though it rapidly healed, and 
he was soon at his work again, through all his life 
he not only bore the mark of the terrible ordeal 
through which he passed, but also was compelled to 
endure severest suffering, which so increased, that 
at last death came as a glad relief. When conscious 
of his nearness to death he talked with his family 
and made all arrangements for his burial, and said 
that, were it not for their sorrow, he would gladly 
go home and be at rest. An able preacher, a ripe 
scholar, thorough and methodical in all his work, 








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kind and genial to all, tender and affectionate in his: 
family, he lived to bless the world, and did his work 
well through a life of suffering such as few ever 
know. He leaves his devoted wife and three daugh- 
ters, and many are the seals to his ministry. 


Srrtic O. Browne was born in Acworth, N. H., 
Sept. 23, 1821, and died at Baraboo, Wis., Oct. 21, 1883. 
Converted in youth, he joined the Methodist Epis- 
copal -Church in his native town in 1842. Soon 
removing to Fitchburg, Mass., he was, in 1845, mar- 
ried to Miss Harriet Whipple, who died three years 
later. In 1850 he married Miss Mary Whipple, who, 
with two daughters, now survives him. Having 
been occupying his leisure moments in the study of 
medicine, he completed a course in the New York 
Medical College in 1855, after which he engaged very 
successfully in the practice of his profession for a 
number of years in Ware and Springfield. In 1858 
he was licensed as a local preacher, and for several 
years, as opportunity offered, continued to do -work 
as such, and also as a supply under the presiding 
elder, being ordained deacon by Bishop Scott, at 
Waltham, Mass., in 1867. In 1869 he came West, 
joining the West Wisconsin Conference, then, in 
session at Portage, and was stationed at Menominee. 
He received thereafter in the Conference the foilow- 
ing appointments: Oxford, Delton, and North Free- 
dom. Then receiving a supernumerary relation, he 
resumed the practice of medicine, removing to Bara- 
boo in 1878. When he had just completed arrange-~ 
ments to re-enter the reeular work in the Dakota 
Mission he was taken ill, and sank rapidly under 
typhoid fever. Dr. Browne was a man of strong 
character and marked individuality. By careful and 
systematic study of our doctrines he had come to be 
in perfect harmony with Methodism. He had a 
very clear and deep religious experience, and was a 
man of very decided convictions, which he fearlessly 
expressed. Wherever he lived he enjoyed the es- 
teem and confidence of all, being recognized as a 
man of worth, a sincere, humble, and devout Chris- 
tian, and a faithful minister of the word of life. 


Towa Conference. 


Rrcuarp §. Rozsryson died at his residence in 
Oskaloosa, Iowa, on Tuesday, May 6, 1884, aged sev- 
enty-seven years, one month, and fourteen days. 
He was born, March 22, 1807, near Brownsville, Pa., 
which remained his home till he was fifteen years of 
age. His parents subsequently went to Ohio. There, 
under the ministry of Rey. John Baughman, he was 
converted in 1827, and joined the Methodist Episcopal 
Ohureh. Shortly afterward he was appointed class- 
leader, and the following year was licensed to 
preach. In the fall and winter of 1828 he traveled 
the Whitewater (Ind.) Cirenit, Rey, A. Wiley, pre- 
siding elder. In 1829 he was admitted to the Indi- 
ana Conference, and given six hundred miles in 
circumference, with a large number of appointments, 
and it required six weeks to make the circuit. The 
people dwelt mostly in single-room cabins, and 
many of those primitive buildings were his preach- 
ing-places. From constant exposure on long rides 
in all kinds of weather, hard fare, and an inordinate 
use of his voice, this year’s work so impaired his 
vocal powers that they never fully recovered. He 
was afterward appointed successively to the following 
Indiana works: Fort Wayne, Trading Post, where 
he often preached in the old Fort Gobin, Rising Sun, 
Elkhart, Logansport, and Crawfordsville circuits. 
These appointments were followed by a year of 
superannuation. He was then appointed succes- 
sively to Richmond, New Albany, and Lawrence- 
burg stations, and then to Brookville, Fairtield, 
Mount Vernon, Newburg, and Salem circuits. At 
Salem he built a parsonage, but was not permitted 
to occupy it, for at the close of his year he was made 
presiding elder of Vincennes District. In 1854 he 
was transferred to Iowa, and stationed at Keokuk. 


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After a year at Keokuk he was stationed at Keo- 
_ Sungna, then at Birmingham, then Eddyville, then 
presiding elder of Chariton District four years, then 
to Winterset in 1862, when the Iowa Conterence was 
divided, and he fell into the Des Moines Conference. 
After two years he was transferred to Iowa Confer- 
ence, and stationed at Oskaloosa. Subsequently he 
traveled Attica, Bellefontaine, Oskaloosa, and Hamil- 
ton Circuits, in 1869 to Centerville Station, thence to 
Bluif Creek Cireuit, and later to Marysville, -when 
his health foreed him to superannuate. Thence his 
health gradually failed till released by death. He 
was twice married; in 1833, Sept. 9, to Miss M. M. 
Jackson, who died several years later, and in March, 
1842, to Jane Taylor, who still survives him. The 
first union was blessed with four children, but one 
of whom survives him; ten children, nine of whom 
are living, from the latter. In his life as a minister 
he was grave and dignified, but at the same time dis 
trustful of his abilities. In social life he was genial 
and sociable. Without any advantages for learning 
he secured by wise use of time a good English educa- 
tion, As a student he weighed what he read and 
heard, separating truth from error. As an instructor 
he never appealed to prejudice or passion. A com- 
plication of diseases merged into consumption, which 
caused his death. He was helpless for six months 
before his death. About April 1 he realized the end 
was near, and he was taken, according to his desire, 
from Kahoka, Mo., to Oskaloosa, Iowa, and May 6 
he passed peacefully away surrounded by his family. 


Benzamiw Horranp was born in Harrison County, 
O., April 11, 1809, and died*at the house of his son-in- 
law, J. Lawson, near Batavia, Iowa, Jan. 17, 1884, 
after an illness of eight months. He was converted 
at a camp-meeting in Ross County, Ohio, in 1828, 
and soon after felt called to the ministry, He was 
married to Mildred Patton, March 5, 1833, who sur- 
vived him about eight months. A year later he 
was licensed to preach, and served as local preacher 
nineteen years. He removed to Iowa in 1848, and 
located in Lee County, near Fort Madison. In 1853 
he entered the Iowa Annual Conference, at Osca- 
loosa, and remained an honored member until his 
death. We received the following appointments : 
Pittsburg, Drakeville, and Troy, two years each; 
Indianapolis, one year; Montezuma, two years; 
Eddyville and Pella, one year each; Monroe, Peoria, 
and Martinsburg, two years each ; Abingdon, Chil- 
licothe, Independent, Batavia, and West Point, one 
year each. He received a superannuated relation in 
1874. He was a man of more than ordinary ability, 
accustomed to think clearly. His sermons were 
thoughtful and instructive. “He was thoroughly ac- 
- quainted with the Bible. THe was genial and gentle, 
and commanded the respect of all. He was a de- 
voted husband, a loving father, and a true friend. 
In his religious experience he was not demonstrative, 
but throughout his religious life the presence of the 
Holy Spirit was an abiding witness. During his 
last sickness he exhibited the greatest patience, jong- 
ing for his departure to come. ~A short time before 
his death his daughter, asking him concerning what 
message he would have her take to his absent friends, 
he said, ‘‘ I want to send them my last testimony as 
to the necessity of purity of heart.’? His room ‘was 
always a scene of rejoicing. At times, while singing 
and shouting the praises of God, his countenance 
would beam with joy. Sothe servant of God went 
to his well-earned rest. His funeral was held in 
First Church, Ottumwa, and his body rests in the 
beautiful cemetery of that city. 


North Nebraska Conference. 


8. P. Van Doozer died at Fullerton, Neb., 
Jan. 16, 1884. Concerning the exact date of his 
birth we have no certain information. He was 
a native of New York, and about 58 years of age, 
After graduating at the Michigan State Universit he 











OBITUARIES. 


attended the Garrett Biblical Institute. Soon after he 
removed to Missouri and was engaged in our eduea- 
tional work for a time. He married, in 1854, Miss 
Julia Tomlinson, who died four years afterward. 


‘He was transferred to the Nebraska Conference in 


1869, and stationed at Columbus; in 1870 at Dakota 
City. From 1871 to 1875 he was presiding elder of 
Covington district. In 1875 he was appointed to 
Crete and Pleasant Hill, but was changed to Repub- 
lican City; the next year, 1876, at Orleans; in 1877 at 
Lincoln Cireuit ; in 1878 and 1879 at Osceola; and from 
1879 to 1882 at Papillion. | ; 
was in September, 1583, to the Albion District. His 
first round was completed, and he was just entering 
upon bis second round, when he was smitten by the 
disease which ended life and labor. Brother Van 
Doozer married, in 1871, Miss Sarah E. Malloy, who, 
with two interesting sons, survives him. As a 
preacher Brother Van Doozer was sound.in his theol- 
ogy and scriptural in presenting salvation on the terms 
of the Gospel, ‘‘ Repentance toward God, and faith 
in the Lord Jesus Christ.”” That school of the proph- 
ets, Garrett Biblical Institute, had taught him that 
our theology is a complete system, compact, har- 
monious, strong, and all-sufficient. He was clear and 
forcible in setting forth the momentous themes re- 
lating to man’s moral state and eternal happiness. 
His flocks were fed upon solid truth rather than vap- 
id sentimentalism. He built many churches, often 
with his own hands when help was lacking, which 
frequently was the case. He was a wise builder of 
living stones into Christ’s spiritual temple. To many 
throughout these borders his memory ‘is as oint- 
ment poured forth.” He was the intimate friend 
and co-worker with the gifted and sainted White of 
our Nebraska Conference, to whose sudden death his 
own decease presented such a striking and painful 
parallel. He was a Christian hero. He was a wise 
counselor. He was a devoted husband and a.kind, 
affectionate father. The world has been made richer 


because he lived, the Church poorer because he died. * 


Jesse J. Frenarry was born in Jacksonville, 
Ill., Feb. 5, 1835. He was converted and joined the 
M. £. Church at the age of seventeen. , Ie entered 
Knox College, and subsequently..Hedding College, 
but his means being limited, is was not able to 
graduate, He was honored by the Tllinois Wesleyan 
University with the degrees of A.M. and Ph.B. 
He was admitted into the Central Illinois Confer- 
ence in 1858, and served the following appointments : 
Wyoming, French Creek, Wethersfield, Port Byron, 
Cambridge, Moline, Berlin, Atkinson, Young Amer- 
ica, (now Kirkwood), Buder, Neponset, and Wyo- 
ming. He served a few months during the war in 
the Christian Commission. He was granted a loca- 
tion in 1879 at his own request. In this year he be- 


gan educational work at Osceola, Nebraska; then at 


Fullerton, Nebraska, in 1881. He was married to 
Miss Anna Brace, Dec. 4, 1861. He died at Tampa, 
Florida, May 2, 1884, 


Cincinnati Conferernce. 


Davip Kemper was horn in Botetourt County, Va., 
July 8, 1807, and died in Lebanon, O., March 24, 
1884. He was converted at a camp-meeting held 
near Fincastle, Va., Aug. 30, 1825, and united with 
the M. E. Church on the 8th of the following month. 
July, 1883, he received license as a local preacher. 
Sept. 1, 1834, at Circléville, he entered the traveling 
connection, and was appointed to Darby Circuit, 
Ohio Conference. He was ordained deacon at Chil- 
licothe, Oct. 2, 1836, by Bishop Joshua Soule, and 
elder, at Columbus, Sept. 30, 1838, by Bishop Bey- 
erly Waugh. The following: appointihents were 
served by him from 1834 to 1869: Darby, Sidney, Coal 
River Mission, W. Va. ; Barboursville, Guyandotte, 
Charleston, Franklin, New Haven, Germantown, 
Union, Troy, Urbana Station, Chillicothe District, 
Franklin again, Katon, Mechanicsburg, Goshen, 


His last appointment ~ 


OBITUARIES. 


Clarksville, Miami, Mainville, Williamsburg, Madi- 
sonville, and Bethany. Aug. 30, 1869, the forty- 
fourth anniversary of his conversion, and also the 
time that marked the completion of thirty-five years 
of active and laborious work in the itinerancy, he 
took a superahnuated relation to the Conterence, and 
removed to Lebanon, where he continued, to reside 
until his death. During the Conference year of 
1871 and 1872 he supplied the Raysville and Mer- 
rittstown Charge. He was married to Miss Sarah A. 
Gallaher, of Red Lion, O., April 5, 1842. She de- 
parted this lite Feb. 6, 1833. Brother Kemper was 
not only a Methodist in name, but aiso one in all the 
habits of his life. He kept a strict aecount of all his 
business transactions, and every important private 
or public event was carefully noted in his Journal. 
During the last thirty years of his life the anniver- 
sary of his spiritual birth never took place without 
he made a written and grateful acknowledgment of 
the fact. No other event of his life was so important 
in his estimution as the conversion of his soul. 
Brother Kemper was a plain and a practical preacher 
of the Gospel. His modesty bordered on timidity, 
and yet he had the courage of his convictions. 
Though superannuated he was not superannuated. 
He was active in Christian work to the very last. He 
was a thorough Sunday-school teacher and a faithful 
class-leader. ‘Three months before his death he was 
stricken with paralysis. Apprehension was at once 
awakened as to the final result. Sunday, March 16, 
he was at all the church services; general class in 
the morning, preaching both morning and evening, 
and Sunday-school in the afternoon. He pronounced 
the benediction at the close of the evening service. 
He was in a rapturous frame of mind all the day. It 
was his last Sunday in the earthly sanctuary. The 
following day he was not well, and on Tuesday he 
was quite ill. Pleuro-pneumonia had set in, and 
this, in connection with a complication of diseases, 
brought him at once to the verge of the grave. His 
“sufferings were intense, but never did a murmur fall 
from his lips. He was filled with the patience of the 
blessed Master. Friday following he said to his pas- 
tor: “ They are making a strong battle to keep me 
here. I do not know whether they will succeed or 
not, hut one thing I do know, if they fail, J go to 
Jesus.’ He then repeated, ‘To live is Christ, and 
to die is gain.” His strength now rapidly failed him, 
and he was for the most part unconscious. Monday 
afternoon his spirit went to the God who gave it. 
Thus lived and died the pure and the true David 
Kemper, whose memory is ‘‘as ointment poured 
forth.” 


Cnaries Ferevson was born in Loudon County, 
Va., July 10,1817. Immediately after his conver- 
sion he joined the M. EB. Church, under the pastorate 
of the Rev. W. P. Strickland, Marietta Circuit, O. 
With quenchless zeal for the salvation of his fellow- 
men he soon felt a divine call to enter the Christian 
ministry, which he did as a supply under the pre- 
siding elder on French Grant Cireuit, Lawrence 
County, O. The great Head of the Church signal- 
ized his approval of the act by the accomplishment 
of two important events. The tirst was the conver- 
sion of his mother. In the early part of the year he 
became so intensely concerned for her salvation that 
day and night he carried her case in prayer to God. 
One night, while occupying the same room with his 
presiding elder, he became so agitated that he could 
not rest, and, rixing from bed m an agony of prayer, 
he pleaded with God for the salvation of his mother. 
The presiding elder awoke, and, hearing his dis- 
tressed utterances, he asked, ‘‘ Why, Ferguson, what 
is the matter?’? The agonized pleader answered, 
““(), my mother, my unconverted mother! I cannot 
rest until she is saved.” And there, on the naked 
floor, he “ wrestled in prayer with the angel of the 
covenant”? until, toward the break of day, a sense of 
relief, comfort, and joy pervaded his soul, when he 
resumed his place in bed, satisfied that God had 


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heard his prayer, and his mother was sayed, Some 
days thereatier he received intelligence from home 
that the same night, and the same hour in which he 
was engaged in prayer, his mother was graciously 
sayed, ‘he second was the conversion and admit- 
tance into the Chureh of eleven hundred souls. The 
year was one of glorious triumph, and clearly desig- 
nated and confirmed his lite-work. Accordingly, he 
was recommended and received on trial into the 
traveling connection by the Ohio Conference, at 
Hamilton, in 1842. The early years of his ministry 
were spent on fields of labor. in West Virginia. 
Brother Ferguson was admitted into full connection 
in 1844, and the same year he was united in marriage , 
to Miss Martha, daughter of the Rev. Samuel Rob- 
bins, pastor of the Congregational Church at Mari- 
etta, O. For fifteen years Mrs. Ferguson consecrated 
herself in faithful labor to promote the interests of 
the Church, when the Master called, in 1859, and she 
sweetly fell asleep in Jesus, His first regular ap- 
pointment in Ohio was Jackson Cireuit, in 1847, and 
thenee onward, with the episode of agent for Spring- 
field Female College in 1853, he pursued uninter- 
ruptedly the pastoral work for twenty-eight years, 
during which period he was married, Oct. 23, 1860, 
to Mrs. Anderson, his now-bereaved widow. Brother 
Ferguson’s line of appointments were first-class, em- 
bracing charges in Cincinnati, Lebanon, Springfield, 
Dayton, Hamilton, Urbana, Waynesville, Franklin, 
and Wilmington, when, in 1881, he was superan- 
nuated, his health having so failed as to compel him 
to ask for this relation, which he sustained up to the 
time of his departure, June 4, 1884, aged sixty-seven 
years. 


. 

Wirzis M. Borer was born in Olean, N. Y., June 
1, 1836, and died in Manchester, O., Jan. 4, 1884. 
Brother Boyer embraced religion and joined the 
M. E. Church, January, 1861, in Ripley, under the 
labors of Rev. J. S. Peregrine. While residing in 
Maysville, Ky., he was licensed to exhort and _after- 
ward to preach. On returning to Ripley, in 1869, he 
took work under the presiding elder, Rev. 8. Ben- 
nett, and was appointed to Laurel Cireuit, with Rev. 
J. P. Porter, preacher in charge. At the Confer- 
ence of 1870 he was admitted into the Cincinnati 
Conference on trial, and appointed to Laurel Circuit, 
where he had spent much of the previous years as a 
supply. His appointment the third year was de- 
sired by the charge, but he was apes to West 
Union Circuit, where he remained three years; then 
to Feesburg, then to Williamsburg, and then to 
Manchester; at each charge remaining the full term 
of three years. So acceptable were his labors, that 
charges where he had served desired his return to 
them for a second term. He was admitted into full 





connection in 1872. He was agodly man and a good 

reacher. His soul was in his work, and the Lord 

lessed his labors. In 1866 ne married Miss Mary J.. 
Edmunds, of East Maysville, Ky. She and their 
four children are left to mourn the loss of a devoted 
husband and father. His health had not been good 
for several years, but he continued to do full work 
until into the second quarter of his third year at 
Manchester. At the next session of Conference he 
took a superannuated relation. His decline was 
steady and sure, Liste | in dropsy. He often 
expressed a strong faith in Christ, and a joyous as- 
surance of “a house not made with hands, eternal 
in the heavens.”’ 


Detroit Conference. 


Samurt Bessey was born at Enosburg, Vt., Feb. 
2, 1815. In the spring of 1837 he came to Michigan, 
and in 1842 was licensed to preach by the Quarterly 
Conference at Novi, and joined the Michigan Confer- 
ence in 1844. His appointments were as follows: 
Livingston Circuit, Mapleton, Ingham, Manchester, 
Tompkins Circuit, Dearborn, Clarkston, Utica, New- 
port and Algonac, Oxford, Almont, Oakland, Rome, 


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Dundee, Clintou, Fairfield, Dixborough. Aug. 22, 
1838, Brother Bessey was united in marriage with 

* Miss Harriet Huntington, who shared with him for 
forty-five years the work and saerifices of life, and 
for twenty-nine years those of an itinerant ministry. 
Brother Bessey was a good preacher. It had been 
his aim to secure such a method and spirit in his ser-, 
mons as would enable him to lead men to Christ, 
and to this point his studies all converged. He was 
in the active ministry for thirty years, and always 
maintained a blameless and irreproachable character. 
He was unwearied in labor, but when the infirmities 
of age began to press upon him, at the age of fifty- 
nine, he retired into the superannuated relation, and 
devoted his time to the cultivation of a little plot of 
ground. But be did noé lose his interest in the work 
of the Church, wor his readiness to participate, as far 
as practicable, in all its services. Though unable to 
hear distinctly, he was seldom absent from the pub- 
lie ministration of the word. He took care of all in- 
terests intrusted to him, and honestly endeavored to 
make the most of~his opportunities. On the 3ist of 
March, 1884, he was thrown from a carriage, in the 
city ot Grand Rapids, and instantly killed. But all 
who knew him pondered the sad intelligence of his 
death with feelings of grateful assurance that it was 
but a sudden call to rest and to glory. : 


Joun Orianpo Banorort was born in Trumbull 
County, O., Aug. 16, 1826, and died at Vassar, Tus- 
cola County, Mich., Dee. 21, 1883. At eight vears of 
age his religious impressions were deep and definite, 
but he-failed to gain a clear assurance of acceptance 
with God till he was twelve. His parents. were 
Presbyterians, but he chose a home in the M. E. 
Church, and became a member of it at the age of six- 
teen, attending all the public services of his church, 
and regularly maintaining the family altar in the ab- 
sence of his father. But the conviction that he was 
divinely called to preach the Gospel of his Master 
became constant and resistless. A corresponding 
conviction reached his pastoral brethren. Then fol- 
lowed his authorization to exhort, by Rev. Thomas 
Seeley, in April, 1851; a vear later to preach ; and in 
1853 he was received on trial into the Michigan Con- 
ference, and appointed to the Lexington Circuit. 
His first year was one of great labor and of great suc- 
cess. Atter this we find him laboring in Armada, 

-South Flint, Goodrich, Tuscola and Watrousville, 
Brighton, Pinckney, Holly, Vassar, Clarkston, Ox- 
ford, Hess Street, Hast Saginaw and Midland City. 
In all these twenty-eight years of labor he lost only 
eight Sabbaths by sickness. The seven churches he 
built, the parsonages he repaired, the old debts he 
paid, and the one thousand souls he led to Christ in 
revival effort, tell, in eloquent eulogy, the story of 
his faithfulness and efficiency in the vineyard. His 
preaching was clear, forcible, scriptural, fruitful. 
Truly a good man in Israel full when a stroke, sud- 
den as the lightning’s flash, literally burst the loving 

‘heart of John Orlando Bancroft. 


if 

Gnorer Hints Fietp was born at Smithville On- 
tario, Sept. 21, 1835, and died at Detroit on the 10th 
of November, 1883. Brother Field was converted at 
about sixteen years of age, and at eighteen received 
license to preach. The following seven years he 
spent in earnest preparation for ministerial work, 
dividing that period between the school of his native 
town and “ Victoria College.’’? In 1860 he entered 
the ministry of the Wesleyan Church in Canada. 
Four years later he was united in marriage with Miss 
Jane E. Adams, who has been in every sense his 
real and efficient helper in all work and care and 
sorrow for the almost twenty years of their united 
life. His ministerial work in Canada was limited to 
five years, one at Avenmore, two at Niagara, and two 
at Port Dalhousie. Reading and conversation led 
him to desire a home in the United States, and a trip 
to Michigan, in 1872, led to his acquaintance with Dr. 
Ninde, and to an almost immediate call from Dr. 








OBITUARIES. 


D. GC. Jucokes, then presiding elder of Adiian Dis- 
trict, to fill a vacancy on Medina Circuit, where he 
went at once, with his family. At the session of 
1872 he was admitted into the Detroit Conference, 
and appointed to Ridgeway Circuit; and closing a 
three years’ term of most successful labor there, he 
was stationed at Manchester, in 1875 and 1876, dur- 
ing which period he experienced the premonitions 
of the malady which finally terminated his labor and 
his life; and at the Conference of 1877 he took a 
superannuated relation and went, with his family, 
to Southern California. Receiving little or no bene- 
fit to his health in that climate, he returned to Mich- 
igan, and the Detroit Conterence of 1878 appointed 
him to Caro, where he remained two years, with 
great suceess in his work and universally beloved. 
After two years at Caro he was recalled to Ridge- 
way, where, for one year, he worked as Brother 
Field would work, and suffered us never before from 
his rapidly advancing disease, the form of which was 
goiterous tumor of the throat. He left Ridgeway at 
the ensuing Conference, and, settling at Flint, en- 
gaged in business, preaching occasionally, but stead- 
ily declined in health. His faith in God never wa- 
vered, but gave him a hopeful and cheerful outlook, 
enabling him to say, in the words of the text of his 
last sermon, ‘‘ When Christ, who is our life, shall 
appear, then shall ye also appear with him in 
glory.’”? With dubious prospects as to the results of 
a surgical operation, yet he decided for it as a last 
but faint hope for relief. On the morning of the 
operation he led in family devotion, reading the 
twenty-third Psalm, and in his prayer committing 
all to God, as he looked down the ‘‘ shadow of the 
valley of death.”” Soon after the operation all hope 
vanished as in a moment, and he calmly said it to 
his wife and brother, and at once extending his hand, 
said, ‘* Good-bye,’’ and George H. Field, of precious 
memory, was beyond the reach of care and pain 
forever, ; 


Curtis Mosuzr.—[Obituary not received. ] 


Morean H. Davis came to Michigan from Cen- 
tralia, Canada, September, 1882, and was appointed 
as pastor of the M. E. Church at Millington, in the 
Saginaw District, then under the supervision of Rev. 
J. 8. Smart. He entered upon his work under a 
voluntary but Se ae promise to the presiding 
elder to do faithful work. He served for one year, 
and at the session of 1883 was received into the De- 
troit Conference, and returned to the same charge, 
and, on Dee. 2, 1883, his ‘ body and his charge laid 
down, and ceased at once to work and live.’ He 
had delivered his second message on that Sabbath 
day, and, after announcing the hymn with which the 
evening service was to close, he attempted to sit 
down, but fell upon the seat, stricken with paraly- 
sis., He had kept his promise of faithful service, 
and he fell in: the pulpit, and, by his fall, enforced 
upon the congregation the heavenly eounsel he had 
just given. The people sang, “‘Are you Ready when 
the Bridegroom Cometh?” and he answered with a 
shout of ‘“ Hallelujah!?? and they wept as the be- 
reaved weep. He remained conscious for two or 
three hours, and testified that the angels had come 
to bear him to a home above, and admonished those 
present to have their lamps trimmed and burning. 
He was a good man and useful, and his death was 
triumphant. 


Central New York Conference. 


_ Josrra Cuapman was born in Connecticut, Oct. 5, 
1801, and died at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. 
O. E. Danford, of Sodus, N. Y., on Sabbath morn- 
ing, Sept. 7, 1884. In the spring of 1818, when he 
was in his seventecnth year, he went to New York 
city to learn a trade. In August of that year he went, 
with some of the New York Methodists, to a camp- 
meeting on Long Island, and there, as he expressed 








it, he ‘‘received a mighty baptism of the Holy 
Spirit.? Soon after this ‘‘ mighty baptism” he 
united with the M. E. Church worshiping in Duane. 
Street, under the pastorate of Rev. Seth Crowell. In 
the month of April, 1823, he was united in marriage 
to Frances Washburn, who, from that date, became 
the faithful partner of his joys and sorrows and his 
efficient helper in the labors and trials ofa long life. 
Their wedded life continued through the almost un- 
paralleled period of nearly sixty-two years. In 1831 
he became a resident of Elmira, N. Y., and there, on 
the 5th of November, 1831, he was licensed to 
preach, and was recommended for admission to the 
Genesee Conference on the 24th of June, 1832. At 
the session of the Conference in August, 1832, he 
was admitted on trial, and appointed to Troups- 
burg Circuit. His subsequent appointments were 
as follows: Painted Post, Seneca, Sodus, Walworth 
and Pultneyville, Sulphur Springs (nuw Clifton 
Springs) and Manchester, Rushville and Middle- 
sex. In 1842 he was returned located. Being re- 
admitted, he was, in 1848, appointed to Orange, 
Cohoecton, Jerusalem, Coke’s Chapel and Bristol, 
Rogersville, Groveland, South Sodus, Junius, Dres- 
den, Cameron, Avoca, Bethel and Voak, Henrietta 
and Rush, and Junius. At the Conference of 1866 
he requested, and the Conference granted hin, the 
superannuated relation. Tle was then sixty-five 
years old, dud had begun to feel the infirmities of 
age, and the wear and tear of many years of unte- 
nutting ministerial labor. Ilis wife was in a very 
feeble condition, and it was chiefly on her account 
that he retired from the effective ranks, that he 
might secure for her the comforts and quietness of 
a permanent home, Brother Chapman was without 
reproach; a man to be implicitly trusted. Being 
*¢in Christ’? whiie he lived, he died *‘ in the Lord,” 
and is blessed “‘ from heneetorth.” 





Ricnarp Vripeau was born in Lenham, County 
Kent, England, March 23, 1825. At the age of sev- 
enteen he gave his heart to Gad, and consecrated his 
all tm the Lord’s service. Ilis experience was most 
satisfactory to himself, and was made a gospel to all 
who knew him. A wonderful yearning for the xal- 
vation of others expressed itself in tears-and prayers 
and earnest pleadings. In October, 1846, he mar- 
ried Miss Sylvia Eliza Sampson, sister of Rev. ‘W. 
H., Sampson, D.D. In 1859 he supplied the East 
Charleston Circuit. He was then appointed assist- 
ant on Mansfield and Tioga Charge, which then 
included Covington and Mill Creek. In 1862 he 
supplied the Springfield (now the Leona) Charge; 
in 1863 and 1864, the Sylvania Charge; and, in 1865 
and 1866, Forksville. At the close of his first year 
at Forksville he was received as a probationer into 
the East Genesee Conference, and was re-appointed 
for the second year by the Bishop. He next served 
the Smithfield Charge two years, then Bristol Centre 
two, and Entield Centre and Wellsburg, each one 
year. Again he retired on account of ill-health, but, 
in 1877, he took the place of the pastor at Daggett’s 
Mills, whose health had failed, and for a considera- 
ble part of the year was abundant in labors there. 
In all these fields of labor God gave him to see the 
fruit of his labors; in some of them an abundance. 
On the Bristol Centre Charge one hundred and 
eighty professed conversion, and on the Forksville 
more than sixty. He was a trustee of the Mansfield 
Classical Seminary for nine years, and gave liber- 
ally toward that institution, and, when it was de- 
stroyed by fire, he generously gave to it again, and 
heartily acted as one of the building committee. He 
was also a man of pleasing address, of very ready 
utterance, and of a most affectionate and genial nat- 
ure. He carried sunshine and diffused it wherever 
he went. In his Conference he was the first of a 
class of eleven to be crowned. 


Joun W. Jenner was born near Paterson, N. J., 
March 23, 1833, and died at Cardiff, N. Y., Jan. 13, 


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1884. He was converted in 1853, and, in 1871, by 
the appointment of the presiding elder, went to So- 
dus Point and labored upon that new and struggling 
charge as a supply. During this year Brother Jen- 
ner succeeded in pushing to completion the church 
edifice which had been commenced afew months be- 
tore he came, and also in raising sufficient subserip- 
tions to clear the soctety from indebtedness. Oct. 
10, 1872, he joined the Central New York Conter- 
ence, at Palmyra, N. Y., and was returned to Sodus 
Point, where he received twenty-five members into 
the Church. At the close of this year he was ap- 
pointed to the Freeville and Peruville Charge, where 
he labored for three years, repaired both churches, 
and left them free of debt. He was instrumental in 
promoting a gracious revival of religion, the fruits of 
which remain. Thence he went to Van Ettenville, 
which charge he served for two years, and from 
there to Navarino. Le labored here for three years, 
repaired the church, and did much good in many 
ways. Jfrom thenee he was appointed to Cicero. 
Ilere, during his two years of service, he repaired 
the church edifice from the foundation, besides rais- 
ing a fund for the parsonage, Ile was then appointed 
to Cardiff, where he suddenly closed his labors on 
earth, after saying, “ Tell the Church my feet are on 
the Rock, my trust is in Jesus.’? Brother Jenner 
was instant in his work every-where. Viewing him 
trom the stand-point even of-a very slight acquaint- 
ance one could but be impressed with his Christian 
manliness, Ile aspired to none other than the hum- 
blest place in the service of the Master, and then 
labored to give himself entirely to-his work. 


Wicriam M. Fisuer was born in Enfield, Tomp- 
kins County, N. Y., Oct. 11, 1848, and died in De- 
land, Fla., March 27, 1884. He was converted in 
1866, while a student at Angelica Academy, and soon 
after he united with the M..E. Church. In 1880 he 
united on probation with the Central New York Con- 
ference, uid served with acceptability Alpine and 
Cayutaville, Sheldrake, and Varna. In January last 
circumstances relating to the health of his family led 
him to remove, by transfer, to Florida; and in that 
milder climate he trusted he might still go on ad- 
yane ng the good cause. , He was warmly weleomed 
by the Church at Deland to which he was appointed. 
There being no parsonage, he directed his first effort 
toward building one, and in nine weeks from the 
time he arrived he had, by personal solicitation, 
secured the funds and built a parsonage, and was 
occupying it, when attacked with pneumonia. It 
took but twenty-five days for the disease to do its 
work unto death. During the early part of his sick- 
ness he was hopeful of recovery, but ere long there 
came to him the thought that his work might soon 
be terminated. Much of his time was spent in quot- 
ing Scripture, and in talking of Christ to all who 
eame to see him. He never preached better sermons 
than those he preached on isis.dying bed, so full of 
warning to those who were living in worldliness, 
although living by profession in the Church. On 
one oceasion, a short time before his death, he said 
to his beloved wife, ‘‘ My deur, I want you to be so 
good, so very good.’ At another time he said, 
‘Promise me that you will fight sin and whisky as 
long as you live.’””- A few moments before death he - 
gave his final utterance in the words, ‘ Hallelujah ! 
hallelujah! He is the Searcher of hearts !”’ and was 
gone. In his death an affectionate wife parted with 
a devoted husband; parents with a worthy and hon- 
ored son; and the Church with one of her young, 
devout, and increasingly useful ministers. He was 
a man of one work. that of preaching a saving Gos- 
el; and to this end he consecrated most studiously 

is best thought. 


Rozsrrt Hocosoom was born in Arcadia, Wayne 
County, N. Y., Nov. 22, 1822, and died in Austin, 
Nev., Aug. 9, 1884. . Ile was converted at the age of 
seventeen, and yery soon thereafter heard the Mas- 


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ter’s voice, saying, “‘ Go, preach my Gospel.” His 
mental struggles were presented to deter him from 
the work, but a godly mother said: “Tf God calls, 
my son, obey the call.” This advice helped him to 
decide his lite-work. He entered upon his prepara- 
tory studies at the Marion Academy, in his native 
county, and afterward pursued them at the Genesee 
Wesleyan Seminary, Lima, N. Y. He joined the 
Genesee Conference on trial in 1846. On the division 
of that Conference, in 1848, his lot fell with the East 
Genesee, of which he remained a member until the 
re-arrangement of the boundaries, in 1872, when ne 
became a member of the Central New York Confer- 
ence. He served successively at Sheldrake, Che- 
mung, Victor, Geneseo, Benton Centre, Ovid and 
Sheldrake; Penfield, Newark, Elmira, First Church ; 
Rochester, Frank Street: Corning, Waterloo, Pal- 
myra, Geneva District, Cazenovia District, Ithaea, 
State Street ; Moraviaand Watkins. He was amem- 
ber of the General Conterence of 1872. At the 
earnest request of Bishop Warren he took a transfer 
at the last session of Confercnee to Austin, Nev., and 
before he had finished his first year of service there 
was called to his reward. He was married to Miss 
Esther Calkins, of Victor, N. Y., July 8, 1850 She 
has been a most efficient helper of her husband in ail 
his work during the years of itinerant toil. Brother 
Hogohoom was a remarkable man. The list of ap- 
pointments gives but a fiint idea of the work he per- 
formed. On every charge there was something done. 
He could not be idle, and never allowed things to 
stagnate. He usually remained his full term, and, 
in a number of instances, it seemed that his place 
could not be filled when the ‘limit’? was reached, 
Revivals of great power were enjoyed on many of his 
charges, and large numbers were added to the 
churches through his instrumentality. Improve- 
ments in chureh property were the order of the 
day wherever he went. New and repaired church 
edifices and parsonages sprung up in his track as it 
by magic. His last great triumph in this line was 
the erection of the State Street Church, Ithaca. It 
is doubtful if any other minister in the Conference 
would have thought of it as a possibility, but he not 
only thought it possible, but practicable, and before 
many of us would haye decided to make the effort 
the church was up and dedicated, and more than a 
hundred souls converted. His energy knew no 
bounds. It was this that led him to accept the call 
‘to the “ Far West.” He had high hopes, and was 
planning for large things in that far-off land, where 
ie almost literally cease:l at once to work and hive. 
He was generous, almost to a fault. His sympathies 
were casily aroused, and he knew no limit to their 
expression, only the bottom of his pocket, which 
he often reached, 


Ohio Conference, 


Barton Lowe was born in Clermont County, O., 
Nov. 8, 1808, and departed this life at his home, near 
Winchester, Adams County, O., Jan. 31, 1884. In 
1827 he was converted. He was licensed’ to preach 
in 1832, and in 1842 united with the Ohio Confer- 
ence, and was appointed to Troy Circuit. Brother 
Lowe filled the following appointments; Lewisburg, 

- Union Circuit, Batavia, Union Circuit, Aberdeen, 
Winchester Cireuit, Washington Court-house, Pike- 
ton, Rockville, Burlington, Superannuated one year, 
Marysville, Hebron, Asbury, Deavertown, Rehoboth, 
Irville, Elizabethtown, Asbury Wilkesville, Patriot, 
Swan Creek, Letart. In 1874 he took a superannu- 
ated relation, which was continued till he was released 
from his earthly tabernacle. [Je was married thrice. 
First to Miss Mary E. Carr, who shared his itinerant 
labors for thirty years. His second wife was Miss 
M. E. Shepherd; they were married May 6, 1863; 
she died in 1876. The third was Miss B. E. Law. 
rence, whom he married Feb. 27,1877. She survives 
him. Brother Lowe was a good man, a faithful pas- 
tor, and had many seals to his ministry. He had 


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heavenly visions of his future home. He svid the 
angels were about his bed. All was well with him, 
for he certainly had an abundant entrance ministered 
to him unto his mansien not made with hands etemal 


“in the heavens. 


Rronarp Pirzer was born near Newark, Licking 
County, O., Feb. 7, 1825. In early lite he experienced 
religion, and united with the /“M. BE. Church: in 
1844 he was admitted on trial in the Qhio Conference, 
and received the following appointments: Pomerey, 
Coleville, M’Arthur, Baltimore, Hebron, Asbury, 
Pickerton, New Albany, Rushville, Londen, Darvy- 
ville, West Rushvilie, Deer Creek, Kingston, Bain- 
bridge, Bloomingburs, then supernumerary and su- 
perannuated until 1879. In 1880 his relation was 
changed to superannuated, which continued until his 
death, April 22; 1884, at Knoxville, Tenn., to whieh 
place he had removed between one and two years 
ago. While he sustained an effective relation 10 the 
Conference he was an xeceptable and successful 
pastor, generally having revivals of religion in his 
charges. Aiter he had changed his relation he still 
preached oevasionally, and with his usual fervor and 
ability. He was a preacher of more than ordinary 
ability, and had a warm and sympathetic heart. le 
was a true and devoted friend and an attectionate 
parent. : 

Naruanmen Westerwan was born in March, 1806, 
came to America when seventeen, and settied with 
his parents in Baltimore County, Mad. He was con- 
verted at the age of twenty-two, and joined the M. 
KE. Chureh. In 1830 he was licensed as a local 
preacher, and in 1841 was reeeived on trial in the 
3ultimore Conference. Taking the advice of Bishop 
Waugh, he went to Missouri, where there was more 
need for his services than in the Baltimore Confer 
ence. He was received into the Missouri Confer- 
ence, having served under the presiding elder a few 
months. In 1842 he was appointed to Lexington 
Circuit, then to Booneville and Columbia, when he 
Was transferred to the Ohio Conference, and s@ved 
North Bend Cireuit, Venice, New Righmond Circuit, 
Goshen, Madisonville, Lancaster, Jackson, Deer 
Creek Cirenit, Bainbridge, Staunton, New Holland, 
Kingston, Barlow, Cookville, Taylorsville, Irville, 
and Deavertown. In 1874 he reecived a superannn- 
ated relation, and spent the remainder of' his days 
with his daughters, dividing his time between 
Bloomington, Ill., with Mrs. Simmons, and Colum- 
bus, O., with Mrs. Sniffin. He closed his earthly 
pilgrimage Feb. 29, 1884. He was a good specimen 
ofa Christian minister, of deep and universal piety. 
He was a useful servant of the Chureh, tiling his 
appointments acceptably and profitably to the spir- 
itual interest of his charge. He was a good Gospel 
preacher and a Christian gentleman. 


Frepertok Sxrmpmore Trurston was born in Saint 
Lawrence County, N. Y., July 5, 1830. Ite was eon- 
verted when twelve years old. Having attended 
college for a few years at Berea and Delaware, O , 
he entered the ministry of the M. E. Ghurch at the 
session of the Ohio Conference, held at Newark, in 
1856. At that time he was uppointed to Jackson 
Jireuit, where he remained two years. In 1857 he 
was married to Miss Emeline Morgan. In 1858 he 
was pastor on Gallipolis Cireut, after which he was . 
stationed as follows: New Plymouth, Amesville, 
Barlow, Letart, Bainbridge, Bourneville, Adelphi, 
Tarlton, Rushville, Uniontown, Johnstown, New Sa- 
lem, Jerome, and Lafayette. Ie never was a ragged 
man, and the years of toil through which he had 
labored had very much enfeebled him. The se- 
vere labor of his last cireuit incident to our work 
in the winter helped to bring on pleuro-pneumonia, 
of which he died March 20, 1884, Modesty was 
characteristic of Brother Thurston. Te exemplified 
Paul’s teaching: “Not to think of himself more 
highly than he ought to think; but to think soberly, 








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according as God hath dealt to every man the meas- 
ure of fuith.”? His demeanor seemed to say: ‘‘ My 
roper place is to sit at the feet of Jesus and his min- 
isters ; yet, if it be God’s will I preach, I will do it 
to his glory.” With all that was retiring in his nat- 
ure he was brave and courageous. He submitted 
not only in meekness, but in love, to the entire econ- 
omy of the Church. What he loved he loved ardent- 
ly, and what he hated he hated with all his mind; 
soul, and strength. Wherever he went he was in- 
struiental in bringing many to Christ. In the pul- 
pit he was a zealous, experimental, and practical 
preacher. His feeling and faithful heart fitted him 
well to minister to troubled souls. His heart was in 
liis work. Indeed, he had no heart for any other 
work. His tender, tremulous, pleading voice in 
prayer scemed to send fervent petitions up to the 
throne of God and down into the souls of men. 


Joseru M’Cusxry was born, Jan.-10, 1846, at Malta, 
©. His mother died when he was only «a few days 
old. The one he knew as mother and loved tenderly 
took him when he was only nine months old, and 
early trained him for God's service. He was an obe- 
dient, industrious, and conscientious boy. While 
quite young he entered the army as a private in the 
Sixty-second Regiment, 0. V. 1., During his army 
life ‘he joined the Church, was converted, and re- 
ceived his cull to preach the Gospel. After the.close 
of the war he attended college, first at_ the Ohio 
University, then at the Ohio Wesleyan University, 
where he was graduated in the class of 1874. He 
was received into the Ohio Conference at its session 
held at Newark, O., Sept., 1874. His appointments 
were as follows: Johnstown Circuit, West Lancaster, 
Harrisburg, Heath Chapel, Columbus; Pataskala, 
Cooleville, then superannuated. He was eight years 
an effective and two years a superannuated member 
of the Conference. He was married, Noy. 10, 1878 
to Miss Alice Walton. He died Sept. 9, 1884, agec 
thirty-eight years. He leaves a widow and two httle 
boys. He was a close student, an industrious and 
faithful pastor, and a good preacher. While he may 
not have excelled in any one thing, he was evenly 
good in all. Late in his sickness he said: ‘¢ When 
we come near to death, it does not look as it did from 
the distance. It loses its unwelcome.features; the 
everlasting arms are beneath me; ‘Behold, what 
manner of love the Father hath bestowed upon us, 
that we should be called the sons of God.’” His 
sick-room was a cheerful one, his end peaceful. 


Joun Kempen. was born at Thornville, O., May 31, 
1813, and died at his home, near Graham, Mo., March 
9, 1884, in his seventy-first year. He was converted 
at the age of twenty, and joined the M. E. Church. 
He soon’ became an active worker in the Chureh, 
and. in 1843, was licensed to exhort. His first li- 
cense to preach was given in 1845. For nine years 
he served the Church as a local preacher, preaching 
‘almost every Sabbath, In 1854 he joined the Ohio 
Conference, and was appointed to Deer Creek Cir- 
cuit, Royalton, Johnstown Irville. During 1857 he 
was attacked with a severe bronchial affection, which 
compelled him to take a supernumerary relation, and 
in 1859 he was superannuated, which relation he sus- 
tained till death. He was married, Jan. 1, 1852, to 
Miss Elizabeth Hanke, who, with one son and two 
daughters, survives him. He was a good preacher, 
eurnest and instructive, loyal and true. He believed 
in positive Christianity. He presented it; he lived 
it; and his works follow him, 


Wisconsin Conference. 


Hiram Hersey died, Feb. 9,-1884, in Hastings, 
Neb. [He was born in Maine, Sept. 9, 1812. He 
moved to Illinois in 1887, thence to Wisconsin, where 
he taught the first school in Beloit. In 1843 he was 
married to Miss Nancy Fawcett, who survives him. 
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with the Wisconsin Conference, of which he re- 
mained a member until death. He gave the strength 
of his manhood to the ministry, and preached in the 
wilds of Wisconsin in an early day with fidelity and 
zeal, resulting in the conversion of many. Ministers 
there are more learned and eloquent than he was, 
but none more faithful and true. About fifteen years 
ago he took a superannuated relation, on account of 

oor health, and moved to Iowa, and thence to Ne- 

raska. Three years ago he came to Hastings and 
preached more or less in the country around, some- 
times with great success. Five weeks ago he went 
to his appointment. The wind was cold and the 
house warm, He went to his afternoon appointment 
and rode home the same day, taking the severe cold / 
which ended his life. He leaves a wife and two chil- 
dren. Brother Hersey died as he lived, in the faith, 
leaving more than forty years of fidelity and truth 
as evidence of his Christian character. 


Jennines T. Boynton was born in Pennsylvania, 
Nov. 2, 1883, and died in Wisconsin, May 27, 1884. 
He was married to his now bereaved wife, April 11, 
1857, was converted in 1860, licensed to preach in 
August, 1867, and joined the Wisconsin Conference ou 
trial in Oct., 1868. Brother Boynton, for over fifteen 
yeurs, did the work of an itinerant, and the blessing of 
God went with him. He was a very active and hard 
worker trom his conversion, as Sunday-school super- 
intendént, class-leader, and in the ministry. He 
held meetings, had a glorious revival, with cighty 
conversions as a result, and built a church near his 
old home, in Trenton, Dodge County, on the Fox 
Lake Charge, before he received his first license to 
preach. His itinerant life was laborious, and he lit- 
erally wore his life out. He served Chilton Charge 
two years, Markesan, two; Rosendale, three ; Hori- 
con and Juneau, two; Sheboygan Falls, three; again 
at Rosendale, one ; from thence he was sent to Jeifer- 
son, which proved to be his last, for he went from 
there home to die. He was a peace-maker and debt- 
payer, two marked characteristics essential in the 
make-up of a Methodist preacher. He was a man of 
warm and strong attachments, and made fast friends, 
and it was always hard to sever his relations with the 
people. Brother Boynton had no need to make the 
ministry simply a means of support, for, finan- 
cially, it was a loss, but a woe was upon him if he 

reached not the Gospel; and the Lord blessed. 
iim in his labors, and for him there was a well- 
earned ‘‘ well-done.” 


Southern California Conference. 


Tomas Cooxson was born in. the town of Unity, 
Me., on the 15th of August, 1810, and was, con- 
sequently, seventy-four years of age at the time of 
his death. He was married to Roxana Farrow, at 
Tleshorough, Me., on the 25th of December, 1833. 
On the 3d of April, 1852, he was married to Mary J. 
Penney. Brother Cookson was con verted at a camp- 
meeting, and joined the M. E, Church when about 
fourteen years of age. In 1853 he joined the East 
Maine Conterence of the M. E. Church, and filled 
the following-named appointments: Aroostook, 
Mission, Rohinston, Penobscot, Harrington, Lin- 
colnville, Knox, Westport and China, remaining in 
the most of them tor two years, this being as long as 
the rules of the Church at that time permitted. In 
1869 he came to California, and was transferred from 
the East Maine Conference to the California Confer- 
ence, receiving his first appointment in 1870, which ‘ 
was lone, and, following this, Indian Springs, Browns- 
ville, and Colusa. In 1875 the Southern California 
Conference was formed, and Brother Cookson be- 
came a member of it. He was, in that year, ap- 
pointed to Plano, where he had’ a gracious revival 
under his earnest labors, but was unable, through 
ill-health. to remain during the year. The next year 
he took a superannuated relation to the Conference, 
retaining that relation to the time of his death, filling 


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Norrereau, as a supply, Oakdale and Knight’s 
Ferry, and Westport. Brother Cookson was a good 
‘preacher, and a man of more than ordinary attain- 
ments. He was laid to rest in sure and certain hope 
of the resurrection of the just. 


Texas Conference. 


Wixuram Buriry was one of the first members of 
the Texas Conference. He departed this life at Har- 
risburg, April 11, 1884, in full triumph of faith, leav- 
ing a wife and children to mourn his absence. His 
age was about eighty years. 


Bensamin O. Warrovs was born in Tennessee in 
1811. He moved to Alabama, where he remained 
until 1856. He was converted and joined Ebenezer 
Church in 1847. He was present at the organization 
of the Texas Conference, in which be was a presid- 
ing elder five years. Ie died in hope of a giorious 
resurrection, May 5, 1884, at Brenham. 


Spencer HarDWELL was born in the State of Ten- 
nessee. [le was converted at Nashville, moved to 
Texas in 1850, and joined the M. E. Church at Aus- 
tin. He became a member of the Texas Conference 
very soon after its organization, and remained a 
faithful worker until called home. He was taken ill 
at the Conference at Paris, November, 1884, and 
lived about four hours after rerching his family. 
He leaves a wife and children to mourn their loss. . 


Southern Illinois Conference, 


Joun T. Jounson, at the time of his death, was 
the oldest itinerant in the Southern Hlinois Confer- 
ence. He was born in Sumner County, Tenn., Aug. 
13, 1805. He was licensed to preach in 1825, and 
joined the Hlinois Conference, which convened that 
year at Bloomington, Ind. His appointments were 
us follows: Whitewater, Ind.; Apple Creek, Ts: 
Vernon, Columbus, Paola, and Vevay Cirenits, Ind. 
During this time he had for his presiding elders 
Samuel Thompson, Peter Cartwright, John Strange, 
and Allen Wiley. At the division of the Conference 
in 1832, he fell into the Indiana Conference, and 
afterward filled successively Salem, Brownstown, 
Bedford, Vernon, and Connersville Circuits. He 
located in 1836. In 1849 he was re-admitted in the 
Illinois Conference, and was appointed as follows: 
Wabash Cireuit, Lawrenceville, Olney, Mount Car- 
mel, Benton, Richview, ‘amaroa, Spring Garden, 
and Hickory Hill. He again located in 1862, and 
was re-admitted in 1871, and granted a superannu- 
ated relation, which he held to the close of his life. 
Brother Johnson was a Christian gentleman, a plain, 
practical, faithful Methodist preacher. Thousands 
im HMlinois and Indiana remember him to love him, 
Having a comfortable competence, he never was a 
claimant on the Conference. At his pleasant rural 
home, near Mount Vernon, hé died, March 18, 1884, 
with a blessed hope. His life was faithful and his 
death was peaceful. 


Gzorce W. Farmer was born in Barren County, 
Ky., in 1838, and died in the Hospital for the In- 
sane at Anna, Ill., Aug. 24, 1884, aged forty-six 
years. At an early age he removed, with his par- 
ents, to the State of Mississippi. From thence he 
removed to Memphis, Tenn. He entered the Missis- 
sippi Conference of the M. BE. Church, South, in 
1860. The civil war broke out almost immediately, 
and all his hopes of a successful ministry in that 
country were blasted, because his entire sympathies 
were against the rebellion and in favor of the Unions 
He resolved to reach the Union lines, and, after a 
perilous journey, did so, reaching Southern Illinois 
safely in 1861. “Here he enlisted in the Sixth Regi- 
ment Illinois Cavalry, pecube the most famous cav- 
alry regiment of the West, and remained with it 
iv camp and march and battle-field until his health 


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entirely failed; and, returning to Mlinois, he engaged 
in teaching until 1866, when he was married to Miss 
Sarah E, Cheney, of Pope County, and was admitted 
on trial in the Southern Illinois Conferenee the 
same year, and sent to Reynoldsburg Cirenit. His 
health being poor, he discontinued at the end of the 
year, and did not re-enter the Conference until 1869, 
when he was again admitted, and remained in the 
Conference until his decease. fle was appointed to 
the following charges: De Soto, Highland, East 
Saint Louis; Shawneetown, Mount Vernon Circuit, 
Nashville, Elsah, Bunker Hill, Tamaroa, and from 
1882 till the time of his death sustained a superan- 
nuated relation, As a-preacher, Brother Farmer ex- 
celled. As a writer, he was fluent and forcible. THis 
rhetorie was faultless, his wit sparkling, his logie 
powerful, his arguments almost unanswerable. lis 
Sermons were carefully written and memorized, and 
then delivered in such a manner as to charm the 
cultured and intelligent, captivate the careless, com- 
fort the saint, arouse the sinner, and astonish all. 
Though strong in mind when at his best, he was 
never strong in body, and his constantly failing 
health, coupled with trials and adversities, gradually 
produced a corresponding effect upon his mind, and, 
as the shadows came over him, he was committed to 
the home for the unfortunates. In the late evening 
of his life the clouds that hune over his mind and 
soul were rifted and removed, and the renewed bap- 
tism of the Holy Ghost sat upon him as a refiner’s 
fire. His last words were touching and satisfactory 
to all his friends that he died in great peace. 


Rock River Conference. 


Henry Hitt was born, Feb. 13, 1819, in Clermont, 
N. H., and died in Chicago, Ill., Sept. 1, 1884. He 
finished his earthly career in joyful expectation of 
eternal life. Ile was led to the Saviour in early life, 
he gave his heart to God when only seven years of 
age. As he grew to manhood he became profoundly 
convinced that he was called of God to preach the 
Gospel. Immediately after he was graduated he 
joined the New Hampshire Conference on trial. He 
was ordained deacon in 1846 by Bishop Hedding, 
and, two years later, elder by Bishop Waugh. 
Brother Hill was a man of mighty faith in God. He 
believed in the doctrines and promises of the blessed 
word, and he preached with great earnestness, 
power, and success. After laboring one year in 
Sandwich, N. H., two years in Ashland, and one in 
Bath, he was sent to Laneaster, one of the leading 
appointments in the Conference. He spent one year 
at Kingston, and was then sent to Great Falls, Mass. , 
to organize a second church, and this task, with the 
divine blessing, was gloriously accomplished. As a 
result of his earnest labors about three hundred per- 
sons were converted, and a large, flourishing church 
was organized. In 1853 he was stationed at Ames- 
bury. His next station was at Rochester, N. H., 
where he remained two years, and was then sent to 
Nashua, then to Manchester, which was the best ap- 
pointment within the bounds ot the Conference. At 
the close of’ the second year his health failed, and he 
took a supernumerary relation. In 1861, when the 
war of the rebellion Bolte out, he hastened to offer 
his services in defense of flag and country. He en- 
listed, and was appointed chaplain of the Third New 
é which position he served 
with great fidelity and heroism until the close of the 


war. He took an active part in thirty-three pitched 
battles, and was under fire in a large number of 


skirmishes. He was faithful, pre-eminently faithful, 
in the discharge of’ his duties, often in his labor of 
love going far beyond his power of endurance. He 
loved the soldiers and, in return, was loved by them, 
At the close of the war he was appointed by Presi- 
ident Lincoln chaplain and superintendent of Web- 
ster Hospital, in Manchester, N. H., which position 
he held tor several years, In’1869 he came West and 
supplied the church in Dunleith, Ill., for nearly two 





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years, and then joined the Rock River Conference. 
In 1871 he was stationed at Simpson Church, Chi- 
gago, (now Paulina Street,) where he remained three 
years, then at Halstead Street Church two years.. At 
the close of his second year his health was greatly 
impaired, and desiring a change, he was stationed 
at Lockport, where his health rapidly declined, and, 
at the close of the year 1878, he was sent to Peotone. 
This was his last charge. During the year 1880 he 
became convinced that the affection of his brain was 
growing constantly worse, and he realized that he 
must relinquish all hope of active work, and, in the 
fall of the same year, he took a superannuated rela- 
tion. Ile was married on the 8th of May, 1844, to 
Miss Sarah A. Henderson, a young lady endowed 
with rare qualities of Christian womanhood. She 
was, to the end of his life, his devoted wife and con- 
stant inspiration. Brother Hill leaves behind an 
untarnished reputation, and the record of a life 
crowned with work well done. His active labor cov- 
ered a pericd of thirty-six years, and, during this 
time, he was a fearless champion of liberty, an ear- 
nest advocate of temperance, a strong friend of edu- 
cation, and an enthusiastic supporter of the cause of 
missions. 


Cyrus F. Krypzer was born of Methodist parents 
in Cedarville, Stephenson County, Il., Jan. 15; 1851, 
and died at Oregen, Ill., Jan. 5, 1884. Ile was con- 
verted at the age of thirteen, and united with the 

- Methodist Chureh soon after. While attending the 
high school at Freeport he was induced, by- Brother 
Crews, to enter the ministry. He accordingly en- 
tered the North-western University, and was gradu- 
ated in June, 1878, when he took the Harvard Church 
until October, when he joined the Rock River Con- 
terence, and was appointed to the Shannon and Van 
Broeklin Charge. <A great revival at Van Brocklin 
the first year resulted in making it a separate charge, 
to which Brother Kryder was re-appointed. Again 
2 great revival followed, and he was returned the 
third year. During the year, Hooper Crews, on his 
dying bed at Oregon, requested that Brother Kryder 
succeed him in that pastorate. The request was 
granted, and three years after, in the same room, 
Brother Kryder left us to meet Brother Crews in 
heaven. “Strange coincidence,’ he said, *‘ Brother 
Crews dying on his third year, and I on mine.” 
Brother Kryder was ordained deacon in 1880, at 
Rocktord, by Bishop Hurst, and elder at Aurora, in 
1882, by Bishop Harris. He was united in marriage 
to Miss Jennie Pattison, of Freeport, June 14, 1881. 
Near the last of November Brother Kryder was 
attacked with a fatal fever, aguinst which he manfully 
struggled for seven sad weeks, when his faithful wite 
broke to him the fact that death was inevitably near. 
He leved his tamily and his Church, and assured 
them that he could brave it some time longer. He 
looked up and said, ‘‘ We have been very happy to- 
gether.” After a little pause, he added, ‘ Well 
heaven is a very happy place: in a few days I shall 
see my Saviour.” The next day he bade all good- 
bye, and whispered, ‘‘ It will not be long, only a day. 
I will love you always, always.’ He said no more, 
but went where we all hope to rest erewhile. Cyrus 
¥. Kryder was an honest student, a sublime char- 
acter, and a faithful preacher. He could not do a 
thing unworthy of himself as a man and a Christian. 
He was eminently a “‘ good man ;’’ a man of intelli- 
gence, courage, affection, purity, truth, and integrity. 
He was a studious, aceurate, orthodox, earnest, pop- 
ular, and successful preacher. To know him was to 
love him with an everlasting love, was to love him 
always. A young man of great usefulness and greater 
promise has lefi us for great reward. 


Jamus Busa was born in Sheffield, England. Con- 
verted at the age of twelve, be was licensed to exhort 
at seventeen, when at once his name was placed on 
the local list of preachers, where it remained until he 
came to America, in 1849. He first settled in Nauga- 





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tuck, Conn., preaching regularly as a local preacher 
until he removed West, when he was appointed to 
the recular duties of the circuit in connection with 
Rock River Conference. For twenty-nine years he 
continued, with but an occasional rest; and by the 
purity of his life, his kindness in word and deed, 
and by his earnest effort in preaching and teaching 
divine truths, he alike endeared himself to his breth- 
ren in the ministry, and those placed under his 
charge. He was a genial friend, a devout Christian, 
and a devoted Methodist. No one had truer friends 
than he, nor more appreciative listeners, when he 
preached. He died as he had lived and wrought, 
confident in Christian faith, submissive to the will 
of God. No soul was ever saddened by his severity, 
no hope darkened by his criticism, no penitent dis- 
couraged by his neglect. Just before his death he 
was heard to say, ‘‘He giveth his beloved sleep.” 
To his beloved and eminently helpful wife all extend 
warmest sympathy in the sad bereavement. The 
funeral was largely attended by many clergyman, as 
well as the entire neighborhood in whic he labored, 
marking the great esteem in which he was held. His 
remains were taken to Rose Hill Cemetery, near 
Chicago, for interment, according to his expressed 
wish, ‘Ile rests from his labors, and\his works do 
follow him.” 
/ 

Luman Anprus Sanrorp was born in Newtown, 
Conn., July 18, 1807, and-died in Sterling, Ill., Dee. 
5, 1883. He was received into the New York Con- 
ference at its session in 1839, and appointed to the 
Wethersfield Circuit, but, by a division of territory, 
was thrown into the Troy-Conference. His highest 
energy and suceess was reached when he was ap- 

ointed by Bishop Hedding to State Street, Troy, 

VY. Y., with its membership of five hundred, and a 

large company of probationers lately received under 
the labors of the celebrated J. N. Maffit. In 1834 
he was married to Julia A. Carpenter, who shared 
his toils and triumphs for over thirty years and then 
passed to her reward from Sycamore, Ill. In 1856, 
in impaired health, he decided to move West. He 
came to Ela, Ill., and settled upon a farm. But in 
the autumn of’ the same year he was transferred to the 
Rock River Conference, and stationed at Court Street, 
Rockford. For fourteen years he took important 
charges in the Conference. But for the last thizteen 
years of his life he was in a broken state of health, 
and could not hold to continuous work. He occa- 
sionally preached for different denominations and 
towns, giving great satisfaction. On July 30, 1867, 
he was married to Mrs. Gurley E. Ross, of Chicago, 
who is now left a widow. Brother Sanford appre- 
ciated that nothing but entire devotion to God ¢an _ 
furnish any man for the work of the Gospel iminis- 
try. Inthe early part of his ministry he came into 
the experience of perfect love. He records that he 
did not retain an unbroken witness of this experi- 
ence, but at different times it was very vividly re- 
newed. He was a genial, intelligent companion, 
painstaking and neat in his pulpit preparations, as 
sketches and sermons indicate. Hor forty-five years 
he was a constant herald of our risen Lord, and many 
were gathered into the Church under his labors. 


Tuzovore H. Haseitre was born, Feb. 12, 1837, 
at Middletown, Conn., and died, Feb; 18, 1884, in 
Grant Park, Ill. His father, Rev. William B. Haxel- 
tine, for twelve years a member of Troy Conference, 
eame West in 1856, and became a charter member 
of the West Wisconsin Conference, and is still a la- 
borious and successful minister. Brother Haseltine 

repared for college at Fort Edward Seminary, where 
ie was converted. He went from Fort Edward to 
Schenectady, N. Y., and pursued a thorough course 
at Union College, and was graduated in 1861 with 
high honor. He entered the Rock River Conterence 
in 1870. He has given nearly thirteen years of ma- 
tured mid-life. Tis appointments have been: North 


‘Prairie, Yorkville, Dakota, Durand, Warren, La- 


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salle, and Grant Park. Asa preacher, Brother Hasel- 
tine united qualities very diverse; by taste a recluse 
scholar, but by felt obligation a constant visitor. He 
had a high sense of honor, and was rigid in right- 
cousness, and yet very humble and very sympathetie. 
Ile made it his duty to get his heart up against every 
man, At whatever cost or crucifixion he must bear 
the burdens of those around him, He would fill up 
the measure of the sufferings of Christ that remained. 
Ile went to his last appointment exhausted, yet anx- 
ious to do the Lord’s will. 
and delighted with his great ability, and he felt that 
hé must shake himself from his strange weariness. 
He preached as long as he could, never sparing him- 
self. He preached as long as he could stand, and the 
two last Sabbaths, sitting in his chair, The last was 
@ sacramental occasion. He thought by husbanding 
his strength he might be able to distribute the ele- 
ments, but his strength failed. He sat down, reached 
us far as he could, then moved his chair along, or, 
moving upon his knees, accomplished his holy 
work, He frequently said: “love the work; JT 
would rather work and die ten years sooner, than to 
give it up now.” 


East Tennessee Conference, 


J. C. Tarn, one of the oldest members of the Con- 
ference, has fallen during the year. He died at his 
home on Cumberland Mountain, Feb. 28, 1884. 
Brother Tate was a man of more than ordinary nat- 
ural ability. - Without education, he nevertheless 
evinced a comprehensiveness of grasp not always 
met with in those who have enjoyed Jiterary train- 
ing. He was an able preacher and a devoted Chris- 
tian man. Though somewhat eccentric, he was a 
man of strong character, and in hig death the Church 
has sustained great loss. . 


West Texas Conference. 


Jackson Cansar was born in Louisiana, in the 
year 1829. He came to Texas in the year 1845. He 
joined the Church in 1854, and became a member of 
the West Texas Conference in 1879. He was an 
active member, going where and when sent. At the 
last Conference, held at San Antonio, he received his 
last appointment from Bishop Edward G. Andrews, 
and was sent to Caney and Wharton, where he did 
good work for the Master. He was taken ill on the 
16th of September, and, on the 21st, he departed this 
life in peace with God. He leaves a wife and five 
children to mourn their loss. 


Central Illinois Conference. 
J. L. Kirxparrroex.—[Obituary not received. ] 


Wittram Haney, son of the Rev. James apd Han- 
nah Haney, was born in Washington County, Pa., 
April 12, 1810, and died in Abingdon, Ill., on the 
27th of February, 1884, nearly seventy-four years of 
age. In 1836 he was licensed to preach by Peter 
Cartwright, and in the same year was recommended 
to the Illinois Conference, which he joined at the 
session held in Rushville, and was appointed to the 
Plattville Circuit, integral part of the territory of 
Michigan. In 1837 he was appointed junior preacher 
with Rev. E. Thompson, in charge of the Columbus 
Circuit. At the close of that session he was ad- 
mitted into the Conference and ordained deacon by 
Bishop Soule, and during the year was married to 
Miss Sarelda Galbraith. “He then located. He was 
re-admitted to the Rock River Conference and served 
the following charges: Monmouth, Berwick, 
Oquawka, Farmington, La Fayette, Nauvoo, Ten- 
nessee, La Harpe, Marietta, Vermont, New Albany, 
Milan, Wataga, Summitt, Knoxville, Hermon, West 
Jersey. He sustained a superannuated relation for 
fifteen years, and, for the greater part of the time, was 
quite feeble. About two years before his death he 


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was stricken with paralysis, and from that time untit 
his death there was a slow decadence of mental and 
physical power, He was seldom a great, but always 
a good, preacher, usually plain and practical. A few 
times in his ministerial life he very greatly surprised 
his most intimate friends by the breadth, symmetry, 
and power of his sermons. Ile had a kind, loving, 
genial soul, always a smile and a word of cheer fur 
those he net. I presume no one can recall a single 
censorious or unkind word in referenee to his breth- 
ren in the ministry, or any one else, during his long 
life in the ministry. 


Oregon Conference. 


Joun W. Yorx was born in Jackson County, Ga., 
Sept. 18, 1801. The circumstances and the exact 
date of his conversion are unknown; }ut on Aug. 1, 
1824, he was licensed as an exhorter in the M. E. 
Church, and, Dec. 31, 1825, as.a preacher—his license 
in both instances being signed by Rev. W. W. Red- 
man, He was admitted as a probationer in the Mis— 
souri Conference in 1826, and on the Mth of Septem- 
ber, 1828, lie was ordained deacon by Bishop Soule, 
and elder by Bishop Robert R. Roberts, Sept. 19, 
1830, in the city of Saint Louis. At this session of 
the Conference he located, and soon after removed to 
Illinois. He soon became a member of the I}inois 
Conference, and remained in the aetive work until 
1842, when he thought best to take a loeation. He 
came to Oregon in 1852, and settled near Corvallis, 
and, in December of that year, he was employed by 
the presiding elder, Rev. T. H. Pearne, to travel the 
Marysville Circuit. He became a member of the 
Oregon Conference in 1854. Father York was mar- 
ried three times. First, July 8, 1828, to Mary P. 
Collier, who died Dee, 10, 1842; second, to Nancy 8. 
Barret, Sept. 5. 1843, who died Aug. 27, 1844; and, 
on Jun. 21, 1847, to Pamelia H, Quinton, who,'on 
Dee. 17, 1880, died at their home in Corvallis, Ore. 
Atter Father York’s admission into the Oregon Con- 
ference, he-filled various appointments with credit to 
himself and with profit to the Church. At one time 
he had charge of the Albany Circuit, and he was the 
principal agent in securing the erection of the ehureh 
building at that place. He also served as presiding 
elder on the Umpqua District for two years. He con— 
tinued to do faithful work in the itineraney until the 
session of the Conference of 1861, when, owing to 
failing health, he was granted a superannuated rela- 
tion, in which he continued up to the time of his 
death. He died, Feb. 19, 1884, in Corvallis, aged 
eighty-two years. 





Joun Spencer was born in Cambria County, Pa., 
in April, 1802, and departed this life at M’Minnyille, 
June 30, 1884. From childhood the conviction that 
he was a sinner deeply impressed his mind, and also 
that somehow or sometime he should enter the min- 
istry, and this, too, before he had heard preaching 
of any kind, except the simple exhortations of the 
Dunkards, or had obtained deliverance from the 
bondage of sin. At twenty vears of age he heard his 
first Methodist sermon from ‘John Bowen, who after- 
ward was a useful member of the Baltimore Confer- 
enee. One thing among the Methodists particularly 
impressed him—the i 
They professed to be happy in the Lord. He had 
all along thought a life of religion was a life of mis- 
ery. It was at his first class-mecting that he found 
peace, and soon afterward a clear evidence of his ac- 
ceptance. After conversion thoughts of the minis- 
try came to him with mereasing intensity, and he 
soon entered the traveling connection of the M. E. 
Church. The following appomtments in the Pitts- 
burg Conference for twenty-five years will show his 
standing : Monongahela Circuit, Short Creek Circuit 
Brownsville Circuit, Harrison, Ohio Circuit, Pitts- 
burg Cireuit, Connellsville Cirenit, Bealsville Cir- 
cuit, Richmond Cireuit, Steubenville District, until 
1852, when he asked a location, in order to remove 


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his family to Oregon. In 1854 he was re-admitted 
into the Oregon Conference, and, in 1856, he asked 
a superannuated relation, having done twenty-eight 
years of solid work in the ministry. He then relin- 
quished all claim upon the funds of the Conference, 
und faithfully improved every opportunity to preach 
until the last. Thirty-one months ago he was taken 
down with fever and never regained his strength, 
being entirely helpless for the Jast year. John 
Spencer was a holy man of God; he fathomed the 
depths of religious experience; satisfied in his inmost 
soul with what he regarded as evidence of entire 
sanctification, he observes: ‘‘ My experience finally 
settled. down into a state of peace and a full assur- 
ance of divine favor. I became fully satisfied that 
there is no difference, other than in degree, between 
what is enjoyed in a high state of grace and a low 
one.”? In that faith he lived, and in that faith he 
died. During much of his life he had great peace— 
sometimes almost rapture. His hope in God was 
always strong. The following is one of the last pas- 
sages he ever wrote: ‘¢ I wish ny last religious testi- 
mony to be this: I expect to die a sinner saved by 
grace. I hope in God through Jesus Christ. Glory 
be to the Lord Most High! Sosure am I of the value 
of religion that I should be glad to exhort every un- 
converted individual in the thunders of eternity, 
‘Prepare to meet thy God!?” 


North Ohio Conference.’ 


J. T. M’Cartney was born near Point Marion, 
Fayette County, Pa., July 31, 1843, and died April 
21, 1884. He enlisted in the Union army, when but 
seventeen years of age, and served three years in the 
Fourteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry. While in the 


service he was wounded in the shoulder, which par- 


tially disabled his right arm. Soon after his return 
from the service he was converted and entered the 
West Virginia Conference in 1870. While a member 
of that Conference he served the following charges: 
Moundsville, South Wheeling, Weston, and Albans, 
when he was transferred to the North Ohio Confer- 
ence, and was stationed as follows: Orrville, Apple 
Creek, Spencer, and Nashville. On account of fail- 
ing health he took a supernumerary relation in 1882. 
One year ago he was at the session of the Conference, 
and, though very feeble, he was full of courage and 
hopefulness. Brother M’Cartney was a man of deep 
religious experience, strong convictions, and was de- 
voted to his work with a persistency of purpose that 
insured success, He was a good preacher, a faithful 
pustor, and a zealous worker in the temperance cause. 


THomas Tuompson was born in the North Riding 
of Yorkshire, England, Oct. 15, 1799, and clos'd his 
long, laborious earthly life at his home near Repub- 
lic, O., March 14, 1884, at the advanced age of eighty- 
four years. He was admitted to tl traveling con- 
nection in the Ohio Conference at Chillicothe, Sept. 
18, 1828, and appointed to Upper Sandusky, as mis- 
sionary to the Wyandottes. Ile was continued as 
missionary four years successively, and, after cne 
year’s absence, was returned, and remained two 
years, making six years as missionary and one as 
preacher spent among the Indians. f 
1830 a large extent of territory was added to the mis- 
sion, requiring a second man and some five hundred 
miles’ travel every four weeks. During the Confer- 
ence year of 1830 and 1831 Benjamin Boydston was 
his colleague, and in 1831 and 1832, E. ©. Gavitt, 
the only missionary living who labored among the 
Wyandottes before they went West. These two 
were years of great labor, but years of remarkable 
prosperity, seventeen new classes were formed, and 
over one thousand members, Indians and_ whites, 
returned, No man ever labored more faithfully and 
successfully for the temporal and spiritual welfare of 
the Wyando'te Indians than Thomas Thompson. 
His efforts for the education of their children were 
highly appreciated by them, and gaye him a warm 





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place in their affections, but, after seven years? serv- 
ice among them, he felt that the interests of his fam- 
ily demanded a change, and from this time on his 
labors were among the English-speaking population. 
In 1848 he was appointed presiding elder on the Nor- 
walk District, which,’ at the time, extended from 
Monroeville to Ohio City, now Cleveland, west side, 
and from the lake some thirty or forty miles south. 
During his term on this district the Noxwalk Semi- 
nary passed out of our hands, and he, in common 
with many others, felt the importance of continued 
educational advantages on the Western Reserve, and 
was casting about for an opening. Providentially, 
he became acquainted with Brother John Baldwin’s 
desire and intention to consecrate his property to 
God in the interests of the Church, and, ty bis wise 
counsels and course of action, Baldwin Institute, now 
Baldwin University, was established at Berea—a 
monument of Brother Baldwin’s generosity, and of 
Brother Thompson’s judicious management. After 
a few years more of effective service his health be- 
gan to fail, still, with some intermissions on account 
of poor health, he continued in the work until 1872, 
when he became supernumerary, and in 1875 he 
was superannuated, and continued in that relation to 
the close of life. Thomas Thompson was a good 
man, honest, true, and faithful, a firm friend, an 
agreeable companion .and fellow-laborer. His pas- 
toral labors were abundant, and such as endeared 
him to the people he served. No Church interest 
suffered in his lene What God gave him to do, 
he did willmgly, and to the best of his ability. His 
gift in prayer was wonderful ; often in the pulpit and 
at the family altar it would seem as if heaven were 
opened to him, and he stood face to face with the 
Father of mercies pleading for his presence with his 
people here on earth. ‘The following were his ap- 
pointments: Wyandotte Missions, Wyandotte and 
Fort Findlay Mission, Mansfield, Wyandotte Mis- 
sions, Tiflin, Bucyrus, Mexico, Tiffin, Lower San- 
dusky and Ottawa Mission, Bellevue, Norwalk Dis- 
trict, Berea, Western Star, Wellington, Brunswick, 
supernumerary and superannuated for two years, 
Republic, Clyde, Melmore, superannuated for one 
year, Melmore, Green Springs. He was for ten ycars 
a local preacher, and fifty-five years in the itiner- 
ancy. 





Jxssr Durpin was born near Westminster, Freder- 
ick County, Md., Oct. 25, 1827, and died in Denver, 
Col., Sept. 1, 1884, aged fifty-seven years. He was 
conyerted at the early age*of fifteen, and united with 
the M. E. Church, in communion with which he 
lived a sincere Christian life to the time of his death. 
He was appointed by the presiding elder in 1849 to 
Republie Circuit; in 1850, received on trial in the 
North Ohio Conference, and sent to Bucyrus Cireuit ; 
in 1851, to Norwalk Station ; in 1852 he was ordained 
a deacon, and appointed to Wadsworth Cireuit ; in 
1853 he was removed by the presiding elder 10 Woos- 
ter, Station, to fill the unexpired term of Rev. S. L. 
Yourtee ; the next year he was returned to Wooster. 
In 1855 he was ordained an elder, and, from failing 
health, received a superannuated relation, His min- 
isterial life was short but useful. He never so far 
recovered his health as to be able to take effective 
work, and yet he did an amount of Jabor under these 
unfavorable conditions that. but few have done in 
health. Notwithstanding his relation to the Confer- 
ence was that of a superannuate, he was five times 
elected first assistant secretary of the body, and twice 
its secretary, This is the only instance in which the 
Conference has conferred such honor upon one of its 
superannuated members. A secular paper published 
in Denver (his home) has this worthy notice of him: 
“ His thorough knowledge of human nature, rare 1n- 
telligence, and broad views upon all subjects, made 
him 2 delightful companion and a valuable counselor. 
He was a man of great natural ability, and this, sup- 
plemented by a deep and thorough study, made him 
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and maintain a commanding position in the Church, 
He had obtained a most thorough control of himself, 
and was never surprised oat of an habitual evenness 
of temper. He was thoroughly devoted to his tam- 
ily, which consists of a wife, four sons, and a daugh- 
ter, and made his home a model religious house- 
hold.” He removed froin Canton, O., to Denver, in 
hope of improving his health, but in this he was 
doomed tordisappointinent. He did not, however, 
forget the friends he had left behind, but annualiy 
he sent a brotherly letter of greeting to his Conter- 
cuee, containing, besides words of cheer, a liberal 
contribution to the benevvolences of the Church. His 
death was such as might be reasonably expected from 
such a life. His latest words to his family were: “1 
love you all very dearly, and am going straight to 
heaven, and expect to meet you all there.” To few 
menmcould the words of David be more appropriately 
applied: ‘* Mark the perfect man, and behold the up- 
right: for the end of that man is peace.’’ 


Alabama Conferenca. 


Joun C. Serr was born and died in the State 
of Alabama. At the reorganization of the M. E. 
Church in the South, Brother Self stepped up. to 
the front and united with the “grand old mother 
Church,” as he was pleased to call it. Ie was in 
the reorganization of the Alabama Conference, which 
took place in Taladega, Ala., Oct. 17, 1867, Rev. 
Bishop Davis W. Clark, D.D., presiding. His first 
appointment was the Blount Springs Cireuit. In 
1363 the Alabama Conference was held in Murphree’s 
Valley, at old Carolina, and Bishop Clark presided 
again. This year Brother Self was returned to 
Blount Springs Circuit. In 1869 he was appointed 
to the Jasper Cireuit. He closed this, as he did the 
two preceding ycars, with great success, and in the 
midst of times that tried men’s souls. In 1870-74 
he was presiding elder of the Jasper District. In 
1875 he was appcinted to the South Alabaina Dis- 
trict. lls health began to fail, and it became evi- 
dent that his life was wearing out rapidly. In 
1876-77 he was granted a supernumerary relation. ~In 
1878 he was rendered effective, and appointed to the 
Sipsey Cireuit. In 1879 to the Morgan Valley Cir- 
cult. In 1880 he was appointed to the Murphree’s 
Valley Cireuit the second time. Bishop Simpson 
ae to him his last appointment, which was the 

Murphree’s Valley Circuit again. This year his 
health failel, and at the Conference he was granted 
& supernumerary relation, During this year he was 
able to preach but a few times. In 1883 he was 
granted a superannuated relation. His health eon- 
tinued to decline until Jan. 81, 1884, when, in the 
full triumph of faith, he passed away. Thus, after 

-a life of toil and much suffering and pain, our be- 
loved brother entered into his eternal rest, in his 
fifty-eighth year. Brother Self was a good preacher ; 
he had but few superiors in the Conference.  I¢ 
may be truly said that ‘the was a good man, and 
full of the Holy Ghost, an. of faith: and much peo- 
ple was alded unto the Lord by his labors.” 


West Virginia Conference, 


Wituram H. Youna was born Oct. 11, 1846, in 
Upshur County, Va., and died at his home in Mid- 
dlebourne, Tyler County, W. Va., May 19, 1884. 
He was admitted on trial in the West Virginia Con- 
ference, March, 1870, and was appointed to West 
Milford Circuit. In 1871 he was in charge of Point 
Picasant Circuit. In 1872 he was united in marriage 
with Miss Klnonah M’Ghee, of Harrison Co.. W. Va. 
Ile was ordained deacon at Wheeliny, March, 1872, 
by Bishop Simpson ; and elder, by Bishop Seott, at 
Fairmont, March, 1874. From 1873 to 1882 his ap- 
pointments were ; Palatine, West Union, Harrisville, 
and Frenchton. At our last Conference he was ap- 
pointed to Middlebourne Charge, whence he wis re- 
moved to his reward. He was a man of sterling 











OBITUARIES, 


piety and conspicuous Christian principle. — } 
pulpit he was evangelical, earnest, and impressive 3 in 
the pastorate, diligent and discreet; im the family, 
a devoted husband and a kind, affectionate father. 


In social life he was a warm hearted, genial compan- _ 


ion, kind in his disposition, iatelligent in his inter- 
course, and refined in his manner, During his sick- 
ness, though suffering severely in the body, his soul 
was fullof glory. Aithough entertaining some hope 
of recovery, almost to the last, he yet seemed sub- 
missive to the Father’s will, saying, ‘‘ My Father will 
do all things well, and though strange to me now, I 
shall understand it all by and by.?? On Monday 
morning, as the end drew near, he touchingly pro- 
nounced the bencdiction upon his family, then tri- 
umphantly entered into rest. Many true hearts will 
cherish his memory. 


Grorcr W. Parriort, of West Virginia Confer- 
ence, died near Cameron, Marshall County, W. Va., 
Nov. 8, 1888, in the fiftieth year of his age and the 
twelfth year of his ministry. At the last session of 
the West Virginia Conference he was appointed to 
the Bridgeport Charge, but owing to failing health 
he did not reach his work. Brother Parriott was 
converted in 1859 and joined the Methodist Episcopal 
Church, and in 1872 was admitted into the West 
Virginia Conference on trial. His appointments were, 
successively, New Martinsville, Burton, Greene, and 
Masontown. In all his ministry he has been a 
faithful, earnest worker, THis character was most 
noble, his heart most tender, and his friendship en- 
during. But few ministers were more beloved by 
their people. He always had the entire confidence 
of the people. He was devoted to his work, genial, 
lovable at home and abroad. As a minister, he was 
a workman that needed not to be ashamed. He was 
plain, simple, earnest, practical, an honor to the min- 
istry, and a blessing to all the charges he served, 


Nebraska Conference. 


Atvin G. Wuurr was born in Northfield, Mass. 
June 18, 1833. In 1857 he moved to Illinois, and 
joined the Rock River Conference on probation. 
That year he married Miss Emily Thompson, who 
has been to him a loving wife. Still suficring with 
bronchial trouble, he was discontinued, at his own 
request, aud moved to Nebraska, where he was en- 
gaged in teaching two years. He entered N ebraska 
Conference in the spring of 1863, and was sent to 
Brownville, where he had served as supply the pre- 
vious year. He then served Pawnee one year, and 
Fort Calhoun two years, He was then chaplain in 
the United States Army for three years. He served 
a full term as presiding elder of Omaha District 
when it covered twenty thousand square miles. In 
this field his able ministration, his untiring labors, 
his wise counsels, his care for the preachers and 
their families, his urbane deportment, greatly en- 
deared him to all the people. He then served’a full 
term on the Kearney District, with a territory larger 
than Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut. 
IIe served two years on the Lincoln District. He 
then served South Bend Charge one year. Next he 
was at Roca and Bennett for two years. Finally, he 
labored one year in Wahoo. At the last session of 


the Nebraska Conference he asked for a supernu-. 


merary relation. His health was poor, but still he 
loved to preach, and his last Sunday on earth was 
spent at Wahoo, where he preached two sermons. 
On Saturday morning, Nov. 8, at nine o'clock, he be- 
came speechless with inflammation of the brain, and 
at five o’clock in the afternoon his spirit returned to 
God who gave it, leaving.a bereaved wife and seven 
children to mourn the loss of a kind husband and 
loving father. 


H. W. Warner was born in Chesham, Bucking- 
hamshire, England, Sept. 11, 1855, and eame te 
America, Jan. 2, 1869.. He entered the North-west- 


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OBITUARIES. 


em University in 1876, and was licensed to preach 
by the Evanston Quarterly Conference in the fall of 
1877. He came to Nebraska in 1878, and supplied 
the Fairbury Charge as junior preacher the follow- 
ing spring and summer. On Oct. 5,.1878, in Exeter, 
Neb., Brother Warner was joined in marriage with 
Miss Alice Chester, of Pewaukee, Wis. He supplied 
the Hebron Circuit that Conference year. In the 
spring of 1879 he organized the Waco Charge, in the 
York District, while attending York College. The 
sume fall he was appointed to York Circuit. He 
joined the Nebraska Annual Conference on trial in 
1881, and was appointed to the Steele City Charge. 
Here his labors were blessed to the people in a won- 
derful manner, and many souls were saved. In 
1882 he was appointed to Blue Springs Charge, 
where, in the midst of his labor of the second year, 
on Aug. 9, 1884, he was called home; but not until 
his life and memory were forever enshrined in the 
souls of his people. He was a clear and forcible 
preacher, full of the Holy Ghost. 


Central Tennessee Conference. 


James Larayerre Park was born in Jackson 
County, Ga., Oct. 8, 1850; was converted at eleven 
years of age, and removed in early youth with his 
parents to Tennessee, and commenced the duties of 
the religious life. In 1871 he was licensed to preach, 
and took work as a‘supply; the following year he 
entered the ‘Tennessee Conference. In 1873 he en- 
‘tered the East Tennessee Wesleyan University, and 
continued in the educational work as student or teach- 
er, and in the ministry at times as pastor, until within 

’ a year of graduation, when his exhausted means and 
shattered health compelled him to desist from study 
and confinement. He was actively engaged in the 
itinerancy as pastor and presiding elder until a 
few months before his departure; for nearly two 
yeurs he was presiding elder on the Memphis Dis- 
trict. It is scarcely necessary to say that his end 
was peace; there was nothing remarkable in his dy- 
ing words; he had long been watching and waiting 
for the coming of his Lord and King. One who had 
lived so weil would be sure to die well. It is seldom 
that we have the mournful pleasure of revalling to 
our recollection the excellences of so well balanced 
a Christian character; such a rare conibination of all 
that is amiable and lovely, with such firmness and 
courage for the right; such loyal consecration, with 
such large intelligenee and progressiveness on all 
questions of truth and right; is may be truly said of 
him, as of a Christian knight of the Middle Ages, he 
was without fear and without reproach. Asa preach; 
er, he was original, suggestive, and spiritual; as a 
presiding cider, he was faithful, earnest, and a model 
of uprightness and zeal; a volume might be filled 
with the record of his virtues and labors, but we 
must close by saying, ‘* Mark the perfect man, and 
behold the upright: for the end of that man is peace.”’ 


Genesee Conference. 


Truman H. Prerxins was born in Concord, Erie 
County, N. Y., Dec. 30, 1845, and died in Attica, 
Wyoming County, April 10, 1884. Converted when 
eighteen years of age, the attention of the Church 
appears to have been early drawn to him as one 
ikely to be useful as a preacher of the Gospel of 

Jesus Christ. In the, matter of his early education 

he does not seem to have been one of fortune’s favor- 

ites; but, being methodical and persevering, he be- 
came aman of good culture, and at the same time 
the owner of that self-reliance which is often so val- 
uable to a man, and which results largely from ear- 
nest toil and heroic struggling. He studied at 

Springville Academy ; and later, in order to fit him- 
_self for the work that was to command his future 

earthly life, at Evanston Theological Seminary, grad- 

uating in 1871. While at Evanston he married Miss 

Carrie I. Andrews, the union proving in all respects 





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ahappy one. In October, 1878, he was received on 
probation in the Genesee Conference, and admitted 
into full connection two years later. His first ap- 
pointment was Attica, at that time a very difficult 
charge to manage, and he gave signal proof of his 
ability by his prudent management there for three 
years. lis sueceeding appointments were Marilla, 
Rrie County; Alexander, Genesee County ; and Grove- 
land, Livingston County, in all of which places his 
courtesy, ability, piety, and sterling manhood won 
for him the highest esteem. His seemingly all too 
brief career showed him to be wu young man of excel- 
lent promise, and, in our comparative ignorance of 
the employments of the future state, we cannot but 
hope and believe that he has found a more egngenial 
sphere for the development of his powers. During 
the summer of 1883 his health failed, and by Octo- 
ber he grew so feeble as to be unable to attend Con- 
ference. He was still hopeful, however, and so, at 
his own request, was re-appointed to Groveland, and 
preached there when he felt able. But the call had 
come, and so he reluctantly laid aside his loved 
work — for three months only, as he hoped—and 
sought further medical aid. As the sequel proved, 
however, he then laid aside his earthly toil, the 
work he so much loved, forever. He bore his suffer- 
ings with Christian bravery and patience, and when 
told he must die, the thought of meeting death failed 
to disturb; his approach was with Christian confi- 
dence as one sure of victory. To his loving, watch- 
ful wife he said, ‘‘I don’t want you to think of me 
as dead, only as gone away.” At other times he 
said, ‘‘ Every thing is all right. ‘To me to live is 
Christ, and to die is gain.’’? Haying greatly loved 
his brethren in the ministry, he loved them to the 
end. Said he, ‘‘ Tell my brethren how I love them.” 
His was a beautiful character: modest, yet firm; un- 
obtrusive, yet true; a respectful, dutiful son; an 
affectionate, careful husband; a tender, judicious 
father; a faithful friend, an able preacher, a prudent 
pastor. Had he lived long here we cannot doubt 
that, though for a time his modest, unassuming 
ways might have caused others to distance him in 
the race, his real ability and sterling worth would 
eventually have won for him some of the best posi- 
tions in the Church’s gift. No doubt he had fail- 
ings in common with others, being a man of like 
passions; but if so, we saw them not; to us he was 
lovely in life and triumphant in death. 


Josep Keita Tryxaam was born in Sharon - 
Springs, Schoharie County, N. Y., Nov. 22, 1811, 
and died, Sept. 30, 1884, at his residence in Lima, 
Livingston County, N. Y.. When but a youth, at 
the age of eighteen, at a powerful revival under the 
labors of Rev. Schuyler Seager, he was converted to 
God and united with the Church. He very sooa 
heard the Master’s voice, saying, ‘‘Go, preach my 
Gospel!’’ His convictions being clear, in the fall of 
1838, when twenty-eight years of age, he offered 
himself to the Genesee Conference, and was admitted 
on trial as a traveling preacher at the Elmira annual 
session. His appointments were as follows: Ovid 
aud Trumansburg, Burlington, Milo, Clyde, Sodus, 
Tyre and Junius, Canoga, Canadice, Henrietta, 
Bloomfield, Junius, Wayland, Sodus Center, and 
Thorpsburg. He became supernumerary in 1861, 
and has since continued in that relation. Brother 
Tinkham was no ordinary man. He believed in the 
life and power of religion, and he enjoyed it himself. 
It might be said of him as was said of Barnabas in 
Acts xi, 24, that ‘She was a good man, and full of the 
Holy Ghost, and of faith.” He was an eifective 
preacher, a faithful pastor, a man of sound common 
sense, and possessed of a genuine spirit which gave 
him success in his work. He was married, Sept. 22, 
1836, to Miss Helen E. Squier, of Rochester, N. Y., 
by Rey. Allen Steel; she has been a most efficient 
helper of her husband in all his work, gladly shar- 
ing with him the pleasures and responsibilities of 
life’s mission. Two sons survive with her to mourn 


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his departure. Brother Tinkham filled a conspicu- 
ous place among his brethren in his day. He was a 
‘member of the ‘Troy Praying Band for a number of 
years. He was prominent in the organization of the 
‘Auburn Praying Band. By his wonderful gift of 
song he has won his way into the hearts of thou- 
suites of our people. He was an earnest temperance 
worker, a successful laborer in the vineyard of the 
Lord. But his warfare is ended, his toils and sufter- 
ings are forever at an end, and he rests from his 
labors in the presence of God. To him the Master 
las given the palm, the mansion, and the crown. 


Gursuam Benepicr.—[Obituary not received. ] 


e 

Wiriiam Weeerr was born in Philadelphia. Pa., 
April 15, 1811, and died at his home in Sardinia, 
N. Y., Sept. 8, 1884. Himself and excellent wife 
had been married just fifty years and one day. Ile 
was converted to God through the preaching of Rev. 
Allen P. Ripley, at the age of twenty-nine years. 
The writer of this first knew him in 1842, at Cou- 
dersport, Pa., as a student in the academy of that 
town, anda local preacher. It was in the institution 
referred to, under the instruction of the popular 
principal, William H. De Puy, that he acquired vail- 
uable mental preparation for the work of the minis- 
try. He was received on trial in the Genesee Annual 
Conference in 1854, in 1856 was admitted into full 
connection and ordained deacon, and in 1858 was 
promoted to elder’s orders. From 1854 to 1879, or 
during the twenty-five years of his effective relation, 
Brother Weber’s appointments, according to the Min- 
utes, were, consecutively, as follows: New Hudson, 
Wales, Java, Evans, Williamsville, Collins, East 
Porter, Minard and Pendleton, Ceres, Ellicottville, 
Collins, Sardinia, East Ashford, Sardinia. In 1880 
he worthily took the superannuated relation, having, 
against niuch discouragement, built a house for a 
permanent home for himself and family. In his 
career of labor and travel this servant of God and 
the Church gained some distinction, though for dis- 
tinction he labored not. He modestly estimated 
four hundred or more converted under his ministry. 
For eighteen years he every year, save one, held a 
circuit camp-meeting, owning two canvas tents, one 
for his own occupation, or to rent, and a large chapel 
tent, so that he would have a camp-meeting at all 
events. With or without the assistance, of’ other 
preachers the meeting must goon, and he usually found 
a few, at least, to stand by him. Unobtrusive in 
his manner, and charitable to all, thankful for sym- 
pathy, and regardless of ridicule, he worked heroic- 
ally on, with faith in the mighty One, to spread’ 
scriptural holiness over every field of his pastoral 
toil. In the department of church and parsonage 
building and improvement, and in the payment of 
old church debts he admirably succeeded. Brother 
Weber’s character would bear to be studied. He 
had great faith, so that he might be said to ‘remove 
mountains.’? He professed to walk daily in the sun- 
light of perfect love. He preached because he believed. 
During the closing thirteen days of his life he was 
in a state of extreme exhaustion, yet seemed to be 
conscious of the presence of’ his family and friends 
in his more lucid moments praying and exhorting, 
in keeping with his “ruling passion.” At leneth, 
after some hours of difticult respiration, the final 
moment came, and quietly the earnest preacher, the 
loyal Methodist, the genial Christian brother, the 
loving husband and father, the familiar friend and 
neighbor, and the esteemed citizen exchanged earth 
for heaven. 


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Central German Conference. 


Jonn Srravcn was born in Busenborn Circuit 
Nida, in the Grand Duchy of Hesse Darmstadt, May 
26, 1807. He was married to Catharine Man July 20 
1836. Five children were born unto them, four'sons 
who live to mourn the death ct their father, and one 





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daughter who, in the year 1861, preceded her parents 
and brother to the eternal home. In 1880 the 
good mother followed. In 1838 he emigrated to 
America and settled in Monrovia. County, Ohio. 
Here he was made acquainted with the usages and 
doctrines of the Methodist Episcopal Church. By 
the preaching of the Methodist pioneers: he was 
powerfully awakened- and converted to God. He 
did not confer with flesh and blood, as the call to 
preach the Gospel came upon him, but ooking to 
Him who had said, ‘*And lo, I am with you alway, 
even unto the end,” he grasped the sword of the 
Spirit and fought heroically aud with crowned suc- 
cess to the end of his peaceful life. Father Strauch’s - 
usefulness as a- preacher began in the year 1846, 
when, according to ls diary, he was taken up in the 
Ohio Conference. He served the following appoint- 
ments: Rockford, Mount Vernon, New Albany, Fort 
Wagner, Pennsylvaniaburg, the present Batesville 
Cireuit, Poland Mission, Rockford, Charlestown 
and Jeffersonville Mission, New Albany, Lafayette, 
Goshen, BatesvilJe, Birmingham, South Pittsburg 
Newark, Jeffersonville, Danville, Breckenridge, and 
Louisville. On all these appointments he labored 
with success, in some extraordinarily so. His. ser- 
mons were plain, clear, and thoroughly biblical. 
He gained the affection and esteem of all those that 
formed his acquaintance, on all his appointments. 
Although in the year 1871 he was placed on the list 
of superannuated preachers, he filled two appoint- 
ments, Danville and Breckenridge. In the fall of 
1873 he selected. Jeffersonville, Ind., as the place in 
which to spend the evening of his life in quie- 
tude, but even here he was active in spreading good 
literature, and preached as often as opportunity 
offered. His last sermon was preached at the Watch- 
night meeting of last December, at Jeffersonville, 
Ind. That he kept the faith, be testitied with a 
stummering tongue upon his dying bed. He rests 
from all his labors and trials, and his works do fol- 
low him. Many will call him blessed in that day. 
The two great floods no doubt contributed to his 
sufferings and hastened his death, for since Janu- 
ary last he began to break down, and grew weaker 
constantly, and on the 20th of March last he fell 
asleep in Jesus. He reached the honorable age of 
seventy-six years. He was carried to his last rest- 
ing-place by his brethren, members of the Con- 
ference. 


Joun W. Fisuracn died suddenly July 11, 1384. 
On the said morning he, in company with his wife, 
went to the city in apparent good health; but on 
the way homeward he complained of vertigo, and 
soon after his arrival at home he uttered a loud 
shriek and settled down in his chair; apoplexy of 
the brain had done its work. Medical aid was sum- 
moned in vain, and in a very short time he had de- 
parted this life. Brother Fishbach was born, June 
24, 1824, in Ereisenstein, in the county of Coblenz, 
Prussia. In 1834 he emigrated with his parents to 
the United States, and settled in Dayton, O., where, 
at the age of sixteen years, he was converted to God 
through the instrumentality of the M. E. Church. 
He was the first of a numerous family who experi- 
enced a chanye of heart. He endured much perse- 
cution and mock«ry, but remained steadfast, and was 
permitted to rejoice over the conversion of the en- 
tire family, and when, somewhat later, Brother Rie= 
menschneider and A. Miller preached the word of 
God to the Germans in that city, he and his par- 
ents were the first who joined the Church. Called 
of God and of the Church to preach the Gospel, he 
entered the itineraney of the M. E. Church in 1855 
and labored on tlie following fields: Ripley, 0.; 
Furnaces, Waverly, New York ; then, owing to erent 
family responsibility, he superannuated, but served 
the Waverly Charge without compensation. In 1875 
he again assumed active work and served Bares- 
ville, Marietta, Pittsburg, (Fortieth Street,) Galion, 
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assioned him. This was his last field of labor. His 
work was done, and the Lord called him to his re- 
ward. Brother Fishbach was a pious man and a 
faithful laborer in the vineyard of the Lord. In his 
administration he was conscientious; his sermons 
were thorough, evangelical, simple, and clear. To 
save souls and lead them to Christ was his work. A 
short time before his death he said in a love-feast : 
‘-T have no greater care than this, that the work in- 
trusted to me may prosper, and souls be led to 
Christ.” Two days previous to his end God gave 
him an overflowing measure of blessings. The joy 
which he expressed by word and look will not be 
forgotten by the members of his charge. He loved 
the Church and was loved. From Greenville be was 
sent out to work in the vineyard, and from there he 
entered into his rest. 


Joun JAcos Roser was born, January 20, 1828, in 
Hansen, County of Schopfheim, Grand Duchy of 
Baden, and died at the age of fifty-five years. He 
was awakened in his youth through the preaching 
of some missionaries from the city of Basel, who 
frequently preached in his father’s house. More 
than a year did he seek the Lord ; but he continued 
until he made the blessed experience that Jesus 
truly has power to forgive sins. He immediately 
began working for the Lord by telling his neigh- 
bors of life and happiness in Jesus. The Lord gave 
him fruits of his labor, among whom his parents 
After this he tried to hold meetings 
in Austria, but he was imprisoned, and after at- 
taining his freedom he was ordered to leave the 
country. In 1865 he joined the Methodist Episcopal 
Church, under Brother Nippert, in Schaffhausen, 
Switzerland. Here he served the Church 4s class- 
leader, exhorter, and local preacher,’ and Bishop 
Simpson ordained him to deacon’s orders in 1870. 
In 1873 he came to this country and joined Race 
Street Church, Cincinnati, O. In 1874 he was ad- 
mitted to the Central German Conference as a travel- 
ing preacher and served in the following places: 
Blanchard Chapel Mission, Aurora and Milan, De- 
fiance. At the Conference in 1883 he was sent to 
West Unity, whence the Lord took him home after 
eight short weeks. Brother Roser was a faithful 
servant of God, diligent and conscientious in doing 
the will of his Master and of the Church. We have 
no scruples in applying the words of Scripture to 
him, ‘‘ Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord 
from henecforth : yea, saith the Spirit, that they may 
rest from their labors. and their works do follow 
them.” His widow, three sons, and three daugh- 
ters mourn their loss, but not as those who are with- 
out hope. May the Lord comfort them with his 
grace! And we, the remaining members of his Con- 
ference and his Church, deeply feel the loss of our 
brother. Our loss is his eternal gain. 


Witrram Mvusrtier died suddenly and unexpect- 
edly August 23, 1884. He was born, April 29, 1855, 
in Wolf, County of Bidingen, Grand Duchy of 
Hesse Darmstadt. He came to this country at the 
early age of eleven years. After attending our 
church in Allegheny City, Pa., for a considerable 
time, he joined the Church under the administra- 
tion of Brother Hermann ztir Jacobsmihler, and 
during the pastorate of Brother Charles Bozenhard 
he was converted and made class-leader. Being 
called of God to preach the Gospel he went to Berea 
to prepare for the work of the ministry. During 
his attendance at college he was licensed to preach, 
and supplied the pulpits of our Church at Berea and 
Sandusky. September, 1866, Brother Mueller was 
admitted to Conference on trial, and was sent as 
junior preacher to Lansing and Saint John Mission. 
‘She same year he entered the married state with 
Regina Moldenhauser. His married life was happy 
but short. The following year he continued as 
junior preacher on the same circuit, Rey. Jacob 

rann being his senior. He was held in high es- 


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teem by his superior as well as by the members of 
the Church. September, 1868, he was taken into 
Conference as a full member, and was ordained dea- 
con by Bishop Kingsley. From 1868 to 1871 he 
labored on Galion and Mansfield Circuits. Sept. 18, 
1870, he was ordained elder at Louisville, Ky., by 
Bishop Scott. From 1871-73 he labored in Newark, 
O., with great success. He afterward served, with 
great acceptance, Pittsburg, Pa.; Fortieth Street, 
Ross Street, and Southside Charge, in the same city. 
Here Brother Mueller exerted himself far beyond 
his strength, and was obliged to practice great self 
denial. He labored on Kendallville Cireuit, and 
God’s blessing rested on his work. From 1879-82 
he was in charge of, the chureh on Sixteenth Strect, 





Detroit, Mich.. Here his beloved wife died, after 
long suffering. The Lord comforted his servant by 
giving him a grand harvest of souls, and many 
joined the Church. He married Christina Jordan, 
| née Reitenbach. She was a true wife and pious 
/woman. Since 1882 Brother Mueller labored suc- 
‘ cessfully on Allegan Circuit. Here he died. On a 
| Saturday evening, while he was preparing for the 
Sabbath, the Lord called him. His death was 
eaused by paralysis of the heart.~ There was no one 
with him when the summons came. When he was 
found he seemed asleep, so calm and composed were 
his features. He slegt the slecp of the just. He 
was of a mild, peaceful, and loving disposition. He 
was esteemed by all his brethren in the ministry. 
The welfare of the churches committed to his care 
was near and dear to his heart. The Lord comfort 
and sustain the widow with her eight children. 


Des Moines Conference. 


W. L. Epmonps was born in the Province of On- 
tario, Canada, October 4, 1845. He remained in that 
country until his twenty-second year, when he came 
4o the United States. Although he had been raised 
in the lap of Christianity and Methodism he resisted 
their influence until leaving home, when the possi- 
bility of never meeting the dear ones, and his un- 
fitness to meet them in heaven, made a strong im- 
nression on his mind. He removed to Carrollton, 

o., and at a protracted_meeting held by Rev. —. 
Mumpower, of the M. E. Church, South, he. gave 
his heart to God and united with the Chureh, Six 
months after this he moved to Chillicothe, Mo., and 
deposited his letter with the M. E. Church. His 
‘‘ oifts, graces, and usefulness’? were so obvious that 
during the first year of his connection with this 
Church he was licensed as a local preacher, and _ap- 

ointed as a supply to Norborne Circuit by Rev. 

_ H. Hopkins, presiding elder of Chillicothe Dis- 
trict. During this year he was married to Miss: 
Anna Willis, who, with five little boys, survives and 
mourns her loss. He was received as a probationer 
at the next session of the Missouri Conference and 
sent back to Norborne, to which he was_re-ap- 
pointed at the Conference session of 1869. His ap- 
pointments were as follows: Chillicothe, Breeken- 
ridge, Oregon, Fillmore, Quitman, Burlington June- 
tion, Hopkins. At the-end of six months he was 
transterred to the Des Moines Conference and sta- 
tioned at Malvern, Iowa, in the Council Bluffs Dis- 
trict. At the session of the Des Moines Conference, 
held at Clayinda last September, he was returned to 
Malvern. He preached as usual on the 4th of Oc- 
tober, although he was hardly able. He was con- 
fined to his room on the 5th, and the disease rapidly 
developed into typhoid fever, which caused his 
death. On October 17, at. 11 o’clock A.M., the 
wheels of life stood still, and Brother Edmonds had 
gone from labor to reward. He died well, at the 
very last uttering the words, * The blood of Jesus 
Christ is sufficient,” and with those words on his 
lips breathed his last. 





Grorcn F. Branp was born in Onondago County, 
N. Y., Oct. 5, 1850, He was converted in early man- 


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hood, and joined the M. E. Church. In June, 1876, 
he came to lowa to supply the Tabor Charge, Des 
Moines Conference, and rendered satisfactory service 
thereon. At the foliowing session of the Conference 
he was elected to orders as local deacon, was ordained 
by Bishop Foster, and, after his ordination, was ad- 
mitted on trial in said Conference, and appointed to 
the Hawleyville Charge. The following year he was 
sent to Brooks, and, at the end of the year was re- 
ceived into full connection in the Conference, and 
appointed to the College Springs Charge, which he 
filled successfully for two years. At the end of his 
term at College Springs he was ordained elder, and 
appointed to Guthrie Centre. His first year’s work 
on this circuit was satisfactoryy and\he won large 


respect by his gentlemanly deportment, purity of 


character, and merit as a Christian minister, and was 
re-appointed to the charge. His health was not good 
during the winter, but he had encouraging success 
in revival effort. In the spring a severe trial sud- 
clenly betel him, through which he exhibited great 
fidelity to Christian obligation. Returning from 
Conference with all that was dear to him in earthly 
desire and prospect enshrouded in unendurable dark- 
ness, brain fever set in, reason gave way, and, on 
the 11th of October, 1882, he passed to the presence 
of the Judge of all. ' 


Illinois Conference. 


Soromon M’Catr was born in Marion County, 
8. C., June 10,1813. In early life he removed to 
East Tennessee, where, in 1831, he was converted at 
Knoxville. Soon after he felt that he was called to 
preach, but such was his sense of unfitness that he 
refused to obey the call, and as a consequence lost 
his assurance of the divine favor. In 1836 he came 
to Illinois, and a few years afterward he returned to 
God and resolved to submit entirely to his will. He 
united with the M. . Chureh in Jacksonville, eS 
where he received a license to exhort, and in 1847 to 
preach. The next year he was received on trial in 
the Illinois Conference, and traveled in succession 
the following charges: Vandalia, Greenfield, Cum- 
mington, London City, Waverly, Whitehall, Hardin, 
Perry, Barry, Perry, Ripley, Hardin, Spring Lake, 
Blue Point, but was changed by his presiding elder 
from this to the Decatur Circuit, where his effective 
labors ended. In 1862 he was granted a superannu- 
ated relation, in which he continued until his death 
at Decatur, Oct. 16, 1883. Though of limited edu- 
cation, yet as an industrious, zealous, and successful 
laborer, Brother M’Call had few superiors. In most 
of the charges he served revivals followed his la- 
bors; while in some hundreds of souls were led to 
the Saviour. During the many years of his super- 
annuation he was greatly afflicted, at first with an 
atfection of the eyes that rendered him almost to- 
tally blind, and for seven years prevented him from 
reading, and afterward by a complication of disor- 
ders that caused him great suffering. In his most 
severe paroxysms of pain he could say, ‘‘ Good is 
the will of the Lord.”. As death approached the 
grace of God abounded more and more toward him. 
Among his last utterances were: ‘‘ What a halo of 
glory around me! Streams of heavenly light! I 
am waiting to step into the heavenly mansion that 
my Father has prepared for me.” ‘ 


ABNER Porrre was born 
Sangamon County, Ill., Oct. 
ried on April 8, 1874, joined the Illinois Conference 
in 1875, and was sent to Lovington Cirenit. He 
served the following appointments : Shelbyville 
Cireuit, Casey Cireuit, Grandview, Assumption, 
and Mansfield, where he broke down under a com. 
bined malady of stomach and lungs. During his 
sickness at Mansfield he was patient, cheerful, and 
hopeful. In 1883 he was moved to Waynesville, 
where he died July 2, Brother Pottle hal been of 
poor health ever since his admission into confer- 


at Buffalo Hart Grove, 
15, 1842. He was mar- 































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ence. But notwithstanding this he was a faithful, 
industrious, untiring laborer in the Master’s vine- 
yard, Had he done less work. he might have lived 
longer; but he had consecrated his spirit, soul, and 


body to the Master’s work, and he made his conse-. 


eration an efficient one. Ie was a man of fuir En- 
glish education, considerable reading, clear common 
sense, and a heart filled with the love of God. His 


life was a happy illustration of the combination of 


holy industry and patient resignation. A week or 
so before his death he said, ‘1 do not have the 
joys that others have had in their last hours; such 
joy as I have read about, and such joy as I have 
seen in others; but if the Father wishes me to vo 
down into the river by faith, I can doit.” <A few 
minutes before Brother Ellis (the pastor at Waynes- 
ville) said to him, ‘‘ Brother Pottle, do you know 
that you are going down into the river?”” He an- 
swered, ‘‘I did not know it until a few moments 
ago, ‘lhe first intimation I had that I was going 
down into the river was when I heard the anvels 
singing.” He lay still for a short time, with his eyes 
closed, listening to the heavenly singers, when sud- 
denly he opened his eyes, reached his hand to his 
wite and said, ‘‘ A band of angels have come! Tam 
going ; good-bye ;” then “he fell asleep.” Brother 
Pottle leaves a wife and two little daughters. 


Michigan Conference. 


W. E. Newron was born in Alleghany County, 
Pa., June 27, 1848. He becanie a member of the 
Church in 1859. He entered Drew Theological Sem- 
inary in the fall.of 1872, and was graduated in 1875, 
united with the Michigan Conference in the fall, was 
transferred to India, and stationed at Bangalore, then 
at Madras. At this point his health failed. In the 
spring of 1881 he went to Muskegon, Mich, then to 
Kentucky, and was stationed at Louisa for one. year. 
In March, 1883, he accepted an appointment to 
Greenville Circuit, and in the fall of this year he was 
stationed at Jackson, Cooper Street Charge. Here he 
did his last work, and ‘was not, for God took him.” 


VaLMorE Granvitte Boynton was born in Le 
Roy, N. Y., Jan. 22, 1818. In 1840 he was li- 
censed to exhort, and to preach in 1843. In 1844 he 
was received on trial in the Michigan Conference, 
and ordained deacon by Bishop Janes at Marshall 
Mich., in 1846, and elder in 1848. His ministerial 
record is as follows > Dundee, Schooleratt, Allegan, 
Climax, Hastings, Edwardsbure, Litchfield, Girard, 
Centreville, Sturgis, Otsego, Buchanan, Eaton Rapids 
Galesburg, Marengo, Manistee, Hastings, Gran 
Traverse District. ‘ The first year he did the work 
of the district, and was the stationed preacher at 
Traverse City, dividing his time equally between the 
district and the station. The next three years he 
did the district work only.”” In 1870 he moved to 
Des Moines, and preached more or less in several 
different churches during the winter; supplying the 
pulpit at Wesley Chapel, Des Moines, several weeks, 
The pre’ elder on Indianola District failing in 
health, urged Mr. Boynton to apply to the Michigan 
Conference for a transfer and take the distriet, which 
he did in the spring, supplying the work until Con- 
ference. In 1871 he was appointed to Odell Station, 
then Altona, Taylorville, Des Moines City Mission ; 
1876, transterred to Michigan Conference, and sta- 
tioned at Mottville, Douglass, Mattawan, Crystal Val- 
ley, Lawrence and Hartford, Lawrence, superan- 
nuated. In the spring of 1882 his health entirely failed 
and he moved to Mattawan, where he ceased, nearly at 
once, to work and live. His disease, at first a-kid- 
ney affection, made him an extreme sufferer for 
about two years. Abouta year and a half betore he 
died he had an apoplectic fit, from the effects of 
which he never recovered. Dropsy of the heart 
ended his sufferings, Oct. 12, 1883. Thus has a 
good man and true, in all the relations of life, an 
honest, earnest, conscientious, devoted minister of 





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the Gospel, finished his course, has kept the faith, 
Striking qualities 
of Mr. Boynton were kindness of heart and urbanity 
of deportment. As a preacher, he aimed to save 
souls and edify the church, not to secure merely the 
applause of men. This merest outline of a ministe- 
rial life of thirty-nine j ears, all in the active work, but 
about three years, can but faintly reflect the exact 
filling up of pulpit and pastoral work. His ministry, 


modest and unpretentious, was approved by his 


brethren, and bore the stamp of the divine approval, 


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in the conversion of sinners, and the upbuilding of 
the Church. 


W. W. Exper was born at Rockport, Ind., Jan. 
30, 1843. His father, Rev. D. S. Elder, a Methodist 
minister, died in the early boyhood of the subject 
of this sketch. Ile was conyerted at the age of 
sixteen, and immediately felt himself called to the 
ministry, with which his life had been so intimately 
connected. Obedience to the call was deferred sev- 
eral years with the hope of its withdrawal. The re- 
sult was an intensified conviction: ‘‘ Woe is unto 
me, if I preach not the Gospel.’?~ He at once entered 
upon the work of preparation, reaching the junior 
year of the classical course at Asbury University. 
Thrown upon his ow resources, two years of preach- 
ing and teaching brought means to enter Boston Uni- 
versity as a theological student. After two years at 
Boston, impaired health admonished to a more active 
life, which he sought in the effective ranks of the 
ministry. Brother Elder was admitted on trial in 
the New York East Conference, April, 1870, ordained 
deacon by Bishop Simpson in 1872, and elder by 
Bishop Wiley in 1874. His appointments, all in the 
State of Connecticut while in the East, were as fol- 
lows: Wilton and Zion’s Hill, Third Church, Nor- 
walk; West Haddam and Killingworth, Yalesville, 
Essex, Summerfield and Howard Avenue, New Ha- 
ven. In 1878 he was transferred to the Michigan 
Conference, and stationed at Parkville, and at Osh- 
temo. At the latter place spinal curvature, the dis- 
ease which terminated his life, made its appearance. 
Thinking himself more overworked than sick, he 
accepted a professorship in Wiley University, Mar- 
ph all, Tex., with the hope of relief. He was re- 
transferred to the. Michigan Conference in 1882, 


after a residence of six months inthe South. Three, 


months after his return North he was completely 
prostrated by paralysis of the lower limbs. . One year 
he lay in that condition, then came a hopeful conva- 
lescence, in which he was able to go about and to 
Breach twice. But the old disease re-appeared, at- 
tacking the outer membrane of the brain. Days of 
intense but patient suffering followed. Sunday, 
May 11, 1884, at Valparaiso, Ind., came the peace- 
ful end. 


W. A. Bronson.——[Obituary not received. | 


Tomas J. Conepon was born, Jan. 10, 1825, near 
Coburg, Canada, his parents haying removed from 
the State of Massachusetts to that place a few months 
before his birth. He was converted at the age of 
twelve years. At eighteen he was appointed a class- 
leader; at twenty he removed to the State of Michi- 
gan, and settled in Ionia County. In the fall of 1854 
he was employed as. a supply on Sparta Cireuit. He 
was licensed to preach Noy. 4, 1854, and was re- 
ceived into the Michigan Conference on trial at its 
session at Flint, in 1855, and was appointed to Ne- 
waygo. His appointments have been Sparta, Ne- 
waygo, Bellevue, Charlotte, North Adams, White 
Pigeon, Quincy, Girard, Union City, Colon, and 
Cooper. He has not been able to do effective work 
since 1870, but has always been anxious to work for 
the Master, and has done what he could. _He went 
to California, and settled in Los Gatos, in April, 
1883. He maintained his usually meek and unblem- 
ished Christian character, loving and beloved by all, 
until he sweetly fell asleep in Jesus, Feb. 5, 1884. 











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Horace Hatu was born in Genesee County, N. Y., 
Feb. 26, 1819, and died suddenly at his home, near 
the city of Niles, Mich., March 14, 1884. In the 
winter of 1839, when about twenty years of age, he 
was converted and consecrated himself’ to the Lord’s 
work. He was baptized, joined the Church in full 
connection, and licensed to exhort, before the year 
closed. He spent the two years following in thor- 
ough preparation for the great: work of his life. He 
was received on trial in the Michigan Conference at 
its session in Adrian, Aug. 17, 1842, and was ap- 
pointed junior preacher on Mt. Clemens Cireuit, with 
W. C. Comfort, preacher in charge, and FE. H, Pilch- 
er, presiding elder. He was ordained deacon by 
Bishop Hamline at Coldwater in October, 1844, and 
elder by Bishop Morris at Ypsilanti, September, 
1847. Brother Hall’s appointinents were Mount 
Clemens, Clarkston, Mapleton, Bennington, Plym- 
outh, Northville, and Paw Paw, each one year; Ber- 
rien Springs and Edwardsburg, each two years; 
superannuated, one year; Constantine, two years; 
superannuated, two years; Hastings, one year. In 
1860 he was sent to Grand Haven Mission. During 
the year he organized the Spring Lake Circuit, after 
which he was stationed at Saranac, where he re- 
mained one year and a half. His next appointment 
was Lyons, one year; then Lansing District, four 
years; NiJes District; four years; Lawton, three 
years; Benton Harbor, one year; agent Benton Har- 
bor Church, one year; Constantine, one year; Parma, 
two years; Marshall, one year; Albion District, four 
years. He retired from the district to his new home 
near the city of Niles. In every year of his ministry 
he was blessed both with seed-time and harvest. lle 
was not only diligent in the planting of the pure 
word of God, but successful in gathering souls into 
the garner of the Lord. He was a thorough student 
of ‘* Practical Theology,” a faithful and able preacher 
of the Gospel. He was a manly man, fully conse- 
erated to the cause of Christ. He was a man of clear 
intellect, warm heart, pure life, and clean lips. Few 
ranked him in administration and pulpit ability. 
Though modest and retiring in all of his bearings, he 
was a leader, and Michigan Methodism owes much 
of her success and prosperity to the wise counsel and 
earnest labors of Horace Hall. His abilities and 
piety were appreciated by his brethren in the minis- 
try, and he was selected to represent them in the 
General Conferences of 1864 and 1868. 


Jerpmy Boynton was-born of American par- 
entage, in Evansville, N. Y., Sept. 20, 1824. 
He experienced religion at Clinton, Mich., in Octo- 
ber, 1835. In September, -1845, he was received 
on trial in the Michigan Conference, and appointed 
to Shiawassee Circuit, with George Hemenway as col- 
league. His subsequent appointments were as fol- 
lows: Flat River; discontinued because of afflictions 
and death in his father’s family, the main care of 
which had devolved upnn him. In 1847 he was 
married to her who, with two daughters, sincerely 
mourns his death. In1850, at Albion, he was re-ad- 
mitted on trial by Bishop Morris, and appointed to 
De Witt. In 1851, De Witt; in 1852 he was ordained 
deacon at Niles by Bishop Scott, and stationed at 
Sturgis, remaining two years. In 1854 he was ap- 
pointed to Nile&. In 1855, ordained elder at Flint, 
by Bishop Ames, and re-appointed to Niles. His 
subsequent appointments were as follows: Division 
Strect, Grand Rapids, Hillsdale, Hastings, Marshall, 
Lansing, Manistee District, Pentwater District, su- 
perannuated on account of sickness and loss of voice, 
Pentwater, Dowagiac, (in March,) transferred to Kan- 
sas Conference and appointed to Oskaloosa, Kansas, 
Salina, Baldwin City District, Lawrence District, re- 
transferred to Michigan Conference and aE ai 
to Prairieville; Prairieville, Schooleraft and Vicks- 
burg, Constantine, Ovid, Stanton, re-appointed to 
Stanton. As a preacher, Brother Boynton excelled 
in convincing argument. His style was very delib- 
erate and weighty. Sometimes he arose to a plane of 


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great impressiveness and power. He seemed to for- 
get himself in the contemplation of divine truth. His 
life was conscientiously devoted to the interests of 
morals and religion. On all the charges where he 
labored, Division Street and Marshall excepted, re- 
vivals attended his ministry. He believed the way 
of holiness the way to live. He thanked God that 
ore “inay enjoy perféct, constant peace.’ ‘‘ Some 
years ago,” he tells us in his book, “‘I was jupon a 
mountain in clear, bright, beautiful sunshine, while 
the valley below was being visited with a terrific 
thunder-storm. Never before had I been where 1 
eould look down upon such a storm, It seemed ter- 
rifically sublime; and while gazing upon the thick, 
dark clouds below, and listening to the thunder 
wiaich shook the mountain where [ stood, I thought, 
So it is with those who enjoy perfect love; they live 
above the storms of life, in the sunlight of God’s 
countenance. They mount upon the wings of faith 
above the storms, and feel that all is well.” For a 
year he had not enjoyed his wonted health, yet he 
eume to the last Conference session with strength 
and zeal enough to righly enjoy all its services. There 
remained only two weeks of life for him. He did so 
much in those two short weeks—so much for the 
ehureh and for his family—that the dying man 
seemed like one thrilled with new life. He had ever 
felt a perfect dread of being laid aside from the oe 
ular work, and often wondered what he should do 
when he had to give up preaching; but he was 
spared the trial. God gave him the crown while 
yet, with the sword of the Spirit in his hand, he 
was battling in the ranks. His funeral oecurred 
in Stanton, the attendance of citizens being very 
large. Business houses closed their doors, and 
the whole village joined in the demonstration of 
Sorrow. 


Franois Dana Hemenway, D.D., son of Jon- 
athan W. and Sally Hibbard Hemenway, was born, 
Nov. 10, 1830, in Chelsea, Vt. He was led to 
the Saviour when but twelve years of age, during 
a season of revival in Chelsea, but delayed for 
some years uniting with the Church of which he 
was destined to become so bright an ornament. Be- 
lieving himself called to the ministry, he entered the 
Methodist General Riblical Institute, at Concord, 
N. H., then the only theological school of our 
Church. He completed the course and was graduated 
in 1853, having enjoyed the instructions of such emi- 
nent scholars and teachers as the late Dr. S. M. Vail, 
Bishop Baker, and Dr. J. Dempster, with the latter 
of whom he was afterward associated as a colleague 


in Garrett Biblical Institute. After leaving Concord 
he was appointed asa teacher in the Newent Sem-— 
inary, where he had formerly been a pupil. After 


a brief period of teaching, at the session of his Con- 
ference in 1855, we find him appointed to Mont- 

elier, the capital of the State.: There could scarcely 

e a clearer indication of the high estimation in 
which he was held than the fact that at the begin- 
ning of his pastoral life he was assigned to the lead- 
ing charge in the Conference. He remained there 
two years, completing the full pastoral term, when, 
from considerations of health, he felt constrained to 
ask a location. In the fall of the same year, on the 
invitation of Professor Henry S. No¥es, then acting 
president of the North-western University, he came 
to the West and settled in Evanston, as Principal of 
what was then the preparatory department of both 
the Lastitute and the University. Whilein this posi- 
tion he was elected Adjunct Professor of Biblical Lit- 
erature in the Garrett Biblical Institute, and after- 
ward was promoted to the chair of Hebrew Exegesis, 
to which biblical literature was appended. On the 
death of Dr. Bannister he was transferred to the 
chair of Exegetical Theology—his work, however, not 
undergoing any material change. After coming to 
the West he united with the Michigan Conference, 
and in the fall of 1841 he temporarily resumed the 
pastoral office, being stationed at Kalamazoo. The 


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following year he was transferred to the Rock River 
Conference, and appointed to the First Church in 
Chicago. Finding the work here too taxing for his 
strength, he was re-transferred and spent two mare 
years at Kalamazoo. During these four years of 
absence he had retained a nominal connection with 
his chair at Evanston, and the financial affairs of 
the Institute having now improved, he resumed 
those congenial labors which henceforth occupied. 
him till within a few days of the close of his life. 
Brother Hemenway was the worthy recipient of 
both literary and ecclesiastical honors. When the 
committee for the revision of the hymn book was 
ordered, he was appointed chairman of the Western 
Division, and the perfection of our present admirable 
Hymnal is largely due to his cultivated taste and un— 
remitting industry. 


Upper Iowa Conference. 


Samuren Y. Harmer died in Clarence, Iowa, 
March 26, 1884. He was born in Germantown, Pa., 
Dec. 9, 1809; was converted and joined the M. E. 
Church when eighteen; and was married, July 5, 
1832, to Miss Clarissa Roop. He received a local 
preacher’s license in 1843, was ordained deacon by 
Bishop Morris, April 4, 1847, and elder by Bishop. 
Scott, March 30, 1856. Rev. 8. Pancoast, his pastor 
in 1846, says: ‘ Brother Harmer was a local preach- ), 
er, leader of a large choir, a class-leader, recording 
steward, and treasurer of the church, and filled al 
positions efficiently.”” He was admitted into the 
Upper Iowa Conference in 1857, and served with 
great acceptability at Sabula, Princeton, Maquoketa 

ireuit, Agent of Cornell College, Lisbon, Sabula, 
Vernon Prairie, Johnson, Andrews, Elwood, Lon- 
don, and was superannuated, Sept. 29, 1880, because 
of failing health. He bought property in Clarence, 
and he and his son Milton engaged in business. Al- 
though his mental powers failed, his mind was al- 
ways clear with regard to heaven. At noon, March 
26, he fell asleep in Jesus, and now knows more 
about the ‘‘ Christian’s home in glory” than he was 
ever inspired to sing. : . 


Naraantet Jonss, of Upper Iowa Conference, was 
born Noy. 8, 1821, and ind at Staceyville, Mitchell 
County, lowa, June 1, 1884, In 1853 he was licensed 
as local preacher by John Kennard, and in the fall 
of 1854 was received on trial by Genesee Conference 
at Warsaw. He was ordained deacon by Bishop 
Morris and elder by Bishop Baker. He continued a 
member of Genesee Conference for seventeen years, 
doing efficient work in the following charges: New 
Hudson and Cuba two terms, New Hudson, Frank- 
linville, Otto and Mansfield, West Carlton, Kendall, 
Parma, Churchville, and Bergen. [n the fall of * 
1870 he was transferred to the Upper Iowa Confer- 
ence, and served God and Methodism fourteen years 
in the following charges: Fort-Atkinson, Auburn, 
Albany, Brandon, Quasqueton, Manchester Cireuit, 
Ward’s Corners, and National, where he was sta- 
tioned his third year when death found him. Thus 
passed thirty-one years of faithful itinerant work. 
He was a good preacher, practical, and always car- 
ried the conviction that he fully believed the truths 
he preached. He was at his son’s home on a visit, 
the son’s family having sickness. While busily car- 
ing for others he was taken sick with neuralgic pain 
in his arms, which soon developed into pneumonia. 
On Sabbath morning, after a quiet night and much 
improved symptoms, he died while sitting in a chair, 
without a word ora struggle. 


Roprrtcx Norron was born at Southington, Port- 
age County, March 20, 1819. He joined the Erie 
Conference in 1848. During this year he married 
Miss Caroline N. Pardee, whose memory as a pas- 
tor’s wife is still cherished by so many of the mem- 
bers of our Church. After three years’ service in 
this Conference he was again in educational work for 


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two years as Principal of Asbury Seminary. Again 
in the regular work of the ministry, he served Men- 
tor, Willoughby, Chardon, and Madison Charges, in 
In 1860 he was transferred to the Upper 
Iowa Conference, from which he received the tollow- 
ing appointments: Clinton, Marion, Cedar Falls, 
Mount Vernon, Mancnester, Osage, Fayette, Janes- 
ville, Bellevue, Centre Grove, and Quasqueton , and 
also an appointment in 1868 as State Agent of the 
American and Foreign Christian Union. In all these 
appointments he showed himself a man of God—‘ a 
workman that needetl: not to be ashamed.” Every- 
where the conversion of souls and the quickened and 
deepened piety of the church attested the genuine - 
ness of his call of God, his faithfulness to that call, 
and the blessing of God upon his labors. But spe- 
cial opportunity and special fitness for the opportu- 
nity made his work on some of these charges worthy 
of special mention. During his second year at Fay- 
ette, besides his pastorate of the church, he assumed 
the duties of President of Upper Iowa University. 
Perhaps no year of his life was more laborious or 
more useful. The university was embarrassed with 
debt, and its friends were almest in despair. But 
during the year confidence was restored, the finan- 
cial condition improved, the number of students 
quadrupled, and the school started on its later career 
of usefulness in which its friends rejoice to-day. 
The year was also memorable for the conversion of 
about one hundred and fifty souls. At Osage he 
found a small society, embracing but twelve male 


- members, with an uniinished brick church, whose 


basement walls had already cost three thousand dol- 
lars, under execution for debt. He left the charge 
strong in numbers and spirittal power, with the 
church iclosed, and the basement tastefully finished 
and free of debt. In’ August, 1877, he was again 
married, to Mary L. Snow, of Windham, O., whose 
faithful love and gentle ministry were his joy and 
solace until death. In the winter of 1882 he sutfered 
a slight stroke of paralysis, followed by such impair- 
ment of health that at the close of the Conference 
year he felt compelled to ask for a supernumerary 
relation for rest and recovery. But he could not rest 
so long as opportunity called him to his Master's 
work. At the home of his childhood in Ohio he 
engaged, during the following winter, in protracted 
revival services, resulting in a number of conver- 
sions. He preached for the last time, with great ear- 
nestness and. power, on Sunday, May, 13, at Nelson, 
his first appointment. That night he was rostrated 
by paralysis. On Sept. 22 he was attac ed by a 
mild form of bilious fever, and, failing gradually 
under it, on Sunday morning, Sept. 30, 1883, quietly 
and without pain he fell asleep. But the faith he 
had so long preached to others mace even death a 
triumph. 


Sweeney ©. Freer was born in Ontario County, 
N. Y., Jan. 8, 1818, an died at his home in Vinton, 
Ja., Nov. 15, 1883, in the sixty-sixth year of his age. 
Licensed to exhort and employed as a supply in 
1840, he was admitted on trial by the Erie Confer- 
ence in 1841, and appointed by Bishop Roberts to 
Wesleyville Cireuit, Pa. Morgan, Polagd, Windsor, 
Fllsworth, Chagrin Falls, Chardon, As htabula, and 
Willoughby, all in Ohio, were his subsequent ap- 
pointments in the Erie Conference. His marriage 
to Miss Louisa Hurlburt occurred Feb. 21, 1843. 
In 1855 he decided to remove West, stopping one 
year as pastor at Hennepin, Ill, then he was trans- 
ferred to Upper Iowa Conference, attending its first 
session in Maquoketa, 1856, and in the bounds of 
which he served the following appointments: Le 
Clair, Camanche, Tipton, Vinton, Independence, 
and in 1864 he was appointed presiding elder of the 
Vinton District, which he faithfully served for the 
four following years. At the close of his eldership he 
felt the need of rest, and took a supernumerary rela~ 
tion, which he retained until 1874, . The inspired 
description of a mo-lel man in this world surely ap- 


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plies to him: “Diligent in business, fervent in 
spirit, serving the Lord.” Loyal to the Church and 
ler ministers, regular in his attendance at her serv- 
ices, liberal to all her benevolences, ready to share 
in revival and other labors, he was a tower of 
strength to ‘Christianity in earnest’? during all 
these years of release from direct ministerial respon- 
sibility. Being somewhat invigorated in health, 
and desirous to die in the harness, (as he would say, ) 
he returned in 1874 to the ranks of effective elders, 
and served with at least his old-time efliciency the 
following charges: Mechanicsville, Oasis, Jessup, 
La Porte City, and Raymond. In Deeember, 1882, 
the avant-cowrter of the pale horse and his rider ap- 
peared in the form of a slight shock of paralysis. 
He rallied and toiled on till the close of the Con- 
ference year, but was impressed that the messenger 
was at hand, as we judge from his asking a super- 
annuated relation, and from his love-feast tes- 
timony. Brother Freer was an acceptable preachier, 
a successful evangelist and church builder, a stanch 
friend of education, a pronounced patriot and pro- 
hibitionist ; one who was sound in doctrine, wise in 
counsel, correct in prectice, and conscientious in 
all things. ; 


Southern German Conference. 


Freperiox Rigs was born in Oberschoepf, Grand 
Duchy Baden, in 1832, and died, Sept. 18, 1884, 
in Houston, Texas. He came to America in 1855 and 
settled in Indiana, where he experienced a clear con- 
version by the power of the Holy Spirit, and united 
with the Methodist Episcopal Church, After his con- 
version he went farther west, where he received local 
preacher’s license from Brother John Plank. He 
was recei\ed in the North-west German Conference, 
and received an appointment on the Saint Paul Dis- 
trict. He was ordained deacon by Bishop Simpson 
in 1867, and elder by Bishop Clark in 1870. On all 
the charges he served he was loved by all. At his 
own request he was granted a location. Tle came to 
Texas as a local preacher, and was admitted to the 
Southern German Conference. About four years ago 
the Conference suspended him, but, although he was 
not in the active ministry, he assisted the preacher 
in charge in upbuilding the cause of our Lord Jesus 
Christ. He died in peace. The last utterance he 
made was, ‘I am going home to Jesus.” 


' Erie Conference. 


Tomas Srusps was born in Kendal, England, 
October, 1801, and died in Cleveland, O., Feb. 8, 
1884, in the eighty-third year of his age. He was 
converted when he was, sixteen, and was licensed to 
preach when he was twenty years of age. He came 
to this country in 1832, in the month of May, and in 
the following July was admitted into the Pittsburg 
Conference. When the Erie Conference was formed 
he became a member of that body, and eontinued a 
member of it until his death. He soon beeame rec- 
ognized as-‘an able preacher and successful pastor, 
and filled with great acceptability the leading pulpits 
of his Conference, among which were Youngstown, 
Neweastle, Meadville; Erie, First Church ,  Cleve- 
land, First Church. His bearing in the pulpit was 
graceful and impressive. His imagination was fer- 
vid, his logical ke strong, and he often rose to 
great power in the pulpit, and was always pleasing 
‘and instructive. His language was terse and in- 
cisive, and his heart was always warm with the love 
of Christ. His was a long and useful life. He died 
as he lived, in happy fellowship with the divine 
Master he served. 

A. G. Tissrrrs was born in Monkton, Vt., Nov. 
10, 1824, and died in Geneva, V., Feb. 19, 1884. 
The bare outline of his personal history is as fol- 
lows: converted at the age of nineteen under the 
labors of Rev. D. D. Buck, in Lewiston, N. Y., 


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received into the M. E. Church by Rev. Thomas Carl- 


ton, in 1845, at Niagara Falls, where he was married | 


. to Miss Eliza A. Derry in 1846. He was licensed to 
preach in 1855, was admitted into the traveling con- 
nection by the Erie Conference in 1856, and served 
with great acceptability the following charges: 
Riceville, Pas; Warren, Pa.; Fredonia, Mayville, 
Dunkirk, Portland, N. Y.; Erie, Pa.; Geneva, O.; 
Fairview, Pa.; Mayville and Portland each a second 
term, and Wesleyville, Pa. By reason of ill health 

he was on the supernumerary list from 1867 to 1873 
and on the superannuated list from 1881 to the end 
of his life. Brother Tibbitts was a rare and beauti- 
ful character, and an eminent success in all depavt- 
ments of Church work. His fine business qualities 
enabled him to promote the financial interests of the 
Church, his genial and tender spirit made him a 
power in social life, while his love tor souls and skill 
in leading sinners to the Saviour gave him the well- 
earned reputation of being a “revival preacher.” 
Lie was more remarkable for the even qualities of a 
well-rounded character than for the possession of 
brilliant or extraordinary qualities. He was practi- 
cal, judicious, wise. As a preacher, he was plain, 
clear, foreible. There was no affectation about him, 
no display of intellectual superiority, no attempt to 
excite attention or to gain applause by eccentricity of 
any kind, Ilis sermons. partook of his own’ sweet 
spirit. There was no invective, no controversy, no 
impetuosity about him. THe could not use the weap- 
ons of hostility, but in all his ministrations the olive 
branch of peace was a magic wand. He was, in 
many respects, another Barnabas, or, like Tychicus, 
‘ta beloved brother and a faithful minister of Jesus 
Christ.” He'died well. A short time before his 
departure he said to the writer, ‘* My sun is setting 
low in the west, but the western slopes are light.” 
_ At another time, “Iam prostrate, but I am happy.” 
“The Gospel I have preached to others,’? he said, 
“sustuins me now; I ioe it is true’? Many other 
happy expressions are remembered, but we have no 
space to record them here. The bereaved family— 
the wife, two sons, and a daughter—are greatly com- 
forted by the assurance that the devoted husband 
and father, the faithful Gospel minister, sweetly rests 
from his labors. ‘* Blessed are the dead who die in 
the Lord.” ‘Remember them who spake unto you 
the word of life, whose faith follow.” 


J. Brewster GitritLen was born, March 1, 1850, 
near North Liberty, Mercer County, Pa. Iis par- 
ents, James G. and Mary Ann Gilfillen, being faith- 
ful members of the United Presbyterian Church, 
afforded him constant opportunity for home and 
other suitable religious culture. “At an carly age 
he professed faith in Christ, and connected himself 
with the Church of his parents in the Slippery Rock 

Jongregation, under the pastoral care of’ Rev. N. C. 
Brown. One of his brothers became a minister of 
that Church. His higher educational attainments 
were secured by diligent home study, and in attend- 
ance at Edinborough Normal School and Westminster 
College. Being fitted, for teaching he engaged for 
several years in that calling, and wherever he served 
was regarded as a very successful and competent edu- 
eator. Having married some years ago an intelli- 
gent Christian lady—a member of the M. E. Church 
—he was led during her life by her influence, and 
then and afterward through other causes, to a more 
particular acquaintance with the doctrines and other 
peculiarities of Methodism a very decided approval 
followed. Ata meeting held in Petersburg, O., in 
February, 1888, he stated publicly his change of 
views, and on May 5 of the same year presented his 
certificate of good standing trom the United Presby- 
terian Church, and was received by Rev. 8. K, 
Paden into the M. E. Church. Years ago he ex- 
pressed a desire to enter the Gospel ministry, but 
because of his wife’s sickness and death, and his 
own ill health, he was prevented from making defi- 
nite preparation. Having entered into this new 












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church relation, and his heart into a deeper and 
more thorough consecration to Christ, he anew and 
more fully realized his duty to preach. Making 
what direct preparation he could in the short time 
between that and the ensuing District Conference, 
he appeared and passed a most satisfactory exam- 
nation, was licensed to preach by the Neweastle 
District Conference, at Middlesex, Pa., Sept. 12, 
1883, and was received at our last annual session at- 
Newcastle, and appointed to Stoneborough Charge. 
Brother Gilfillen was a man of fine personal appear 
ance, of excellent natural and acquired attainments, 
a consistent, earnest, sweet-spirited Christian ; wher- 
ever placed le endeavored to promote the kingdom 
of Christ. [He entered heartily upon his work as a 
minister. From his first publie effort, and especially 
on the two Sabbaths he was permitted to spend on 
his charge at Stoneborough, he was regarded as of fine 
ability and superior promise as a preacher. His 
death from heart disease was sudden. On Monday 
morning, Oct. 22, while standing in apparent good 
health conversing with a friend, near. the borders of 
the beautiful little lake at Stoneborough, the messen- 
ger came, Ile suddenly fell in death, and his pure 
spirit went up toGod. His life-work was done. On. 
the morning of his death he wrote the following ex- 
pression of his faith, and left it in his Bible: “ My 
fuith is strong in the atoning merits of Christ; his 
promises are yea and amen to them that believe; I 
do believe, and soon will be at home where there is 
no more pain and sorrow.” Thus closed the short 
ministerial career of this promising young man in 
the abiding triumphant daith of our Lord Jesus 
Christ. 


Warsow W. Woopworrn died in East Randolph, 
N. Y., Oct. 8, 1884. That day the Conference ail- 


journed, and two hundred of his dear brethren went 


to their iabors, but he passed to his reward. For 
ten years his health had been impaired, but with a 
strong will and unfailing cheerfulness he kept on in 
his beloved work until the silver cord was snapped, 
and the golden bow] was broken. He was born of 
pious parents in Conewango, N. Y., Aug. 8, 1843. 
At fourteen he was converted at a camp-meetinye in 
Napoli, and from that time walked worthy of his 
profession. Ie was blessed by nature with an aeree- 
able presence, and divine grace in his heart gave a 
sweet charm to his intercourse, and marked him out 
as a Christian gentleman. He was educated at 
Chamberlain Institute, and in 1875 began his work 
in the ministry. Leand his wife, a dauehter of Hon. 
Mr. Holdridge, of East Randolph, entered heartily 
upon the work. The churches were built up and 
many souls won through his efforts. He served 
three years at Sinclairville, two years at Frewsbure, 
one year at Portland and Brockton, and two years at 
North East. On the day of his death he was ap- 
pointed to Mayville, but God transferred him to the 
heavenly city. Who shall say that his little Grace,’ 
who had gone before, was not the first to’ weleome 
him to the home eternal? At his funeral many of 
his ministerial brethren gathered to do honor to his 
memory. Unassuming and quiet, he cheeffully, pa- 
tiently, and faithfully toiled for his Saviour.’ In 
physical suffering and weakness his devotion never 
faltered, and even while in the last agony he smil- 
ingly said, ‘‘I think I shall pull through.” It was 
not death, it was “‘transition.”? The funeral service 
was not a sad one, the brightness of the faith that 
had shed its light over the life so suddenly closed 
here still shone upon his coffin and illumined his 
grave. May his loved companion and his little son 
find in the arm of the Saviour a sure support! 


Joun Axsorr was born Nov. 28, 1813, and died, 
March 19, 1884, near Geneva, Crawford County, Pa. 
He was converted at the age of fifteen, and immedi- 
ately joined the M. E. Church. Soon after he was 
licensed to exhort; then followed the liconse to 
preach, which was renewed from time to time till he 

















vas received into the traveling connection and joined 
he Erie Conference in 1842, in which he reached 
he forty-second year of his itinerant life. He was 
jarried to his now bereaved widow, Elizabeth Ma- 
‘on, Nov. 6, 1834, and with her lived a peaceful and 
sappy life nearly fifty years. Brother Abbott trav- 
sled in nearly every part of the territory of the Erie 
Jonference, and was a very successful minister of 
Uhrist. As a revivalist he was pre-eminent. Sev- 
tral of his charges he served a second time, and at 
Hoast two thrice, always with the approval of his 
Hneavenly Father, made known by the throngs of 
sonyerts brought into the fold. This was the case 
specially po the Meadville District, within whose 
ounds he did a large share of his ministerial work, 
nd hundreds upon that territory attribute their con- 
wersion to him as God’s instrument. It is impossi- 
le in a brief memoir to do justice to the great work 
iccomplished for God and his Church by this labori- 
bus man, Suffice it to say, as a revivalist, in pure 
bvangelistie work, he was a king, and had no supe- 
ior, if an equal, among his honored brethren of the 
‘Sonference, among whom he so long labored. After 
\s few months at Sunville, weary and tired, he came 
+o his little farm to rest —to die. 
found him ready. He requested his old friend, Rev. 
iW. P. Bignell, to preach his funeral sermon, which 
was done in the church at Geneva in the presence of 
‘hundreds of old friends and spiritual children. He 
sleeps beside the church awaiting the trump of God. 


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Truly a good man, a man of faith and full of the 
Holy Ghost, has left us and gained his rest. ‘‘Serv- 
ant of God, well done.” 


Saint Louis German Conference. 


G. Borsnanz, Joun Rirrer.—[Obituaries not 
received, | 


Japan Conference, 
Dro Torara,—[Obituary not reccived.] 


Columbia River Conference. 
hk. A, Dety.—[Obituary not received. ] 


North-west Iowa Conference. 
J. T. Waixer.—[Obituary not received. ] 


Tennessee Conference. 
Juan A. Sryoiair.—[ Obituary not received. ] 


Holston Conference. 
B. F. Wei1is.—[Obituary not received. ] 





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FALL CONFERENCES AND MISSIONS, 1884. 


First Table. 
TRAVELING AND LOCAL PREACHERS AND SUNDAY-SCHOOLS. 















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AND é Presiding Bishop. ————_———__—_—_| g 2s -¢ 
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MISSIONS. 35/21 S fro. z 2) 2 | 2s) = 
Be |e) a Stal 432) 6o cee 
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io} 284) 4! 36 7 507 3 
i |i ae é| 19H] i} 8) : ae ei 
ace 10 us 4 10 Md ; 178 | 1838} 15,133 
ete E 7 5 109 544] 52m 
Central ne abaina. 7 [Warden ui] 94 7] 19} 20) | a 169 | 2256] 1149 
Central Germa Bonen 19} 14227) 388) 207 2 334 | 3,566) 26,755 
Harris. dd) 1830 986) 20 5 B20 | 187] Bod 
‘ : 7 7] 155 ; 856; 3,007] 32/34 
Oe lee Ro... an 1a} 25], 4} 1] 80) 3} “33 | ““4o4] “ston 
Central Dennessee,......+-+-+---<] 290 120 | BOWMAN «2. +--+ + o2aias Ww} Bil 7} 14} ose 3 191! 12878) — 6/65 
Chicago German wee ae 6}. 144} 8} 80] 188 4 349 |. 4,943] 36/47. 
Cincinnati . 2 40] 8| 4 49 a 66 78d es49 
Colorado. me ae Cie 1) 33 1 44 25h 4,92 
Columbia 13} 146/88) 21] ° 185 2 340 | 3,619] 24 Ors 
a Pees aoe core?" cs) “Osea te INinde at... al 36] 191] 12} 68] a7i! ol 5 446 | 5208] 38'800 
Ses cepescesseigiiiaat 12} 194) 8) 56) 258 4 502 61435 45,236 
asin 2 15] 3 18 1 50 282} 9,937 
: 2 : Sab 4,849 32dd8 
pee... an ‘| 4 382} 4,574] g4’tg9 
ee Alge 53 288) 2170) 
Bical peal 146] 1,018] gi4tg 
Peeeceeaces: on Bil i 20 119 TAL 
BidicTclccie sie a 3) 2) 489 5.46%) 41,235 
ees. ae Ares 935 | 3,157] a4 114 
eA; 4 2 269 3,098 19,243 
: 0 98 
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= 1 alee 151 | 1,155) g0sG 
Reninoky Swwkisinre ake N 4| 8 494 5,547 36, 52 
Minnesota.......sccceeereeeeseereee] 204,446 | Powler. ....... 38 ils 244 | 2,378) 16,452 
Nebraska NOL 3 wr. 6 : oar site 1162 
Maliaiea: 11 5 5) 2 57 | bli] ainge 
North Ohio Bowman ... 13} 115/823 ally 33 294 3,807 96711 
North-west German inde .:.... 7/64), 8 ilieee 162 | 163]. 6.010 
Aart -west Indian a a ; : S 4 nee ne 24,630 
orth-west low z 7 oO: , 
9) 981 8 alps 47| Bill otyte 
ie | | 65 562| 3,713 
2 39) 1 2 540 | 6,442] 43,644 
8 2 80 648] 4744 
4 1 325 | 4,684] 36,073 
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North China. 4 . 
North Dakota. et a 
70) sey 
Suna 684) 8481 
Fall Usatissices Tara) Dateless eerie 12,437 |180,377) 995 ee. 
E Spring Conferences.............--+ 10377 A is moeer 
“ ae total for 188f.... ...e.ees | 39415013 RATT 
SUV CU ataten sid) so sivielelscietarcieioees 29, 960/17 
BWVCTOASCtW sees vavinmeanes aaewel palais 191.065 
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NUMBERS IN SOCIETY, BAPTISMS, AND CHURCH PROPERTY. 
ATW a oy 0 
NUMBERS IN SOCIETY.* 3 BAPMS. CHURCH PROPERTY. 
CONE’S ; | fa) = 
AND : * ine | snl capa é g ral Bye eU megane 
ane Nat g 2 Siieeer | 5 5 4 3 2 bo 2 Bea) oot | See 
missions. | SEM 2) 2 21 218\21 8) 28 | 2) #2 | B25 35 3/| ee 
cs 5 ae S2| 5 8 Spa PS & 5 <a ¢ £2 | S82 | 85 | 226 
Gyezel =i 2195, A | Al S Iss TOs = fe] cue | ee, | 283 
ee a imal gS oO < (2) ae (Y aS 5A, ass aoe 
Alabama......... 03} bat) 6,l57) 5.746 41). 49} 238] 333 125 | $34,000] 2) 41,57 7 $295 #1.185 
Ppavetin | Wier yao} tena). itor] 15) 22] 25] BO] Ba] Bk | 85.637) 16 tise] sors 2302 18280 
Galifornia........ 914} 9,168] 10,082) 9,908) 14) W4} 629} 271) 144} 631,050) 89 31357] 48875 47739 
Be ance irene) eats ele) ecg. Jembeny SU are) AFG TO = Oey 2 1130 11338 ie 
Gentral German.| 1,071! 12,903] 13,974) 13,612) 62)... 149} 1,015} 11] 176.) 667,950). 80 | 117,445) 89 868) 21663 
PGentral Illinois ..| 146) 21,673] 23119) 22,771) Asp.) 247 403] 1,112] 334 | 923,600] 137 | 136,850] 45,315 noo 
Gent. New York... 1,696) 28,91 31,647) 31,142) 505) ..-f 281 302| 1,256] 286 | 1,673,750) 166 | 252,170) 75,568 TB abs 
| Central Ohio..... 93500} 28,250] 80,450] 25,605] B45). | 805 7361 965] 348). 920,975] 94] 135.150] 57,049) 321991 
Cent, Tennessee. 471} 4,475] 4846) 3,131) 185] 53h 94) 19d] 114 57,535| 15 8,050} 1,481 2619 
Chicago German.} 1,156) —_ 6,063 7,219) 6,961) 258)... 69} 666 4) 109 | 263,000} 55 53,3001 17.238 15,609 
Cincinnati .....-. 2,497| 37.341} 39,838) 38,594,244 515} 626 1,633] 368 | 1,896,100) 94 | 253,500] 70,495 36,345 
Colorado......-.- 353| 3,840] 4,193) 4.214... Qn] 291) 7 51 | 285,300] 35 54.850| 24-785 1.673 
Columbia River.. 357| 2,608] 2,965). 334! ... 379 31 63) 9 25 52,569) 28 177300] . 10,920 3645 
Des Moines .. 1.772| 94983] 26,055] 25,14 O11) ..-] 227 882| 1,97 243 | 603,225] 125 | 107,198) 67,821 oaeoe 
Detroit..... 21072| 27,048) 29,120} 28,26 856] ...J 3X8 1,162} 353] 344 | 1,086,890) 165 | 211,305) 75,453 6545! 
Hast Ohio.. T7238] 45.837| 47,950] 46,1') 1.874] ...] 608} 1,257) 1,793) 80° 1,907,800} 123 | 204,250} 263,179 47.346 
Fast ‘Tenne 335) 9.959, 26251 29; ...| B48] 497 LIS) ao} BO | dy 6 385] 500 586 - 
Misje. cos 7 987 53 958)... 381) 1,041] 1377] 367 | 1,099,000) 132 | 139,288] 59,156 48,335 
Saag 4 863 224 as oi a ' cee a RAT . 4.329 610 = 
enesee.. -..| 1,40. 561] 1167} 32s 509,850} 68,500 79.049: 
Georgia .. 124)... 29) 69) 71 4 1,350 au 72) S 
Holston . eee 191 246 542) 223 7,350| 15,073 752 
Idaho ... TT) os 4) 22) 2 1B 6,100 915 1457 
illinois.- 2727 11.) 444) 664) 2,698) 487 192,145] 88,798 21910" 
Indiana - 916] ...} 379) 426) 1,218 367 F659] 92,460 tayo 
Towa 930)». 223) 294) 944 Py 87,053] 18,622 i017 
Japan 943] 203). . 5} 45) 319 10 34,481 ag 
» Kentuck (598) 1,880] > ...f 178 399) 744] 211 41,475 
Michigan il Ql71| ..-| 400) 521) 1,935) 828 161,676 
Minnesot: P ,752) ...) 80: 184] 379) 496] 187 TOTL00 
Nebraska Ae d 1,322} ...] 110) 166) 656 109 51,255 
| Nevada.. 353 [15) 5} 42 7 20 73,501 
| North Neb : ay , 618}. 28} 55} = 162 43 15,70!) 
North Ohio «..... 1357| 21645] 26,002] 4390] 1,612] ...] 269) 483) 1,312) 810 156,400 
N. W. German...} 145!) 6,327 W31| 7,296} 485] .. go} 767) 14] 112 57,610 
NL W. Indiana...] 1,251 24418) 25,669) 25,034) 635}. - 814) 535) 1,38 306 104,950 
N. W. lowa.....- 768| 7.290| 8,048) 7460) 588) .- bo} 198} 484} Ot 9.683 
N. W. Swedish... 661] 5,684] 6,343) 6162) 183] .. dil 875 5 74 39,033) 
N. W. Norwegian. 404) 9,772) 3,176) 2,882) 344). Or} 415 3 53 90.200 
Ohio "| 9,824) 44,337] 47,16! 46,3241 G37] - 546] 1,062} 2,011 530 193,630 
- Oregor.. : 473) 3.705; 4,178 4,936) .--] 7 43) 119) 122) 66 39/333 
Pittsburg 1,475] 33,089) 34,56! 34,005]... 893] 1,710| 812} 319 130,807 
Puget Sourd..... 146) © 1,204) 1,35. ----| 1,350 121) esti 3h 27 19,995 
Rock River......- 2,130) 26,328) 28,41 26,072) 2,385 318} 839) 1,890 289 241,700 
St. Louis German. 747| 8.793] 9.5; 9,264) 281 105) 811) a} 45 83,800) 
Savannah.......- 2,668} 12,400) 15,0) 19,026) 40 222) 360) 1475]. 174 10,741 
§. E. Indiana. ...- 1,433] 25.679] 27,1) 27153}... 329] 374) 1.252 288 56,500 
S. California ....- 308 2,858) 3,7 2,562) 604) .. 43) 107) 4 42 7,650 
S$. German:-...-- 178] TASH LAM 1090) 30] «=f 16) 191) a]. Bt 13,883 
§. Illinois........- 9,579] 95'axi| 283} 26,627) 2,126...) 292) 682) 1,768] 864 100,247 
Routh iodia,....., 617) sda HAW Sloe)... : 19) 33] 170) 29) 29 38,662 
Tennessee....--+- 801 6,933) B3| -7,676| 57), - «| «(154] 274) 608 105 8.124 
MOKAS ..- eee sees 1,641) 93¢7} 148) 10,411) 1,057 165) 826] 1,019) 145 10,675 
Upper lowa.....- 1134) 19,533) 9967) 20,110) 557 215} 385) 1,014) 258 132,100 
West German.... 484] 4,099) 1304 4,114] 390 471 454 i" 68 31,050 
West Texas....- 1,002} 72m} 3212) 7,218) 904 116) 544) 9277 84 5,080 
West Virginia...-| 2481) 32,126 $007) 34,012) - 595 295] 693} 1,280) 445 81,075 
West Wisconsin,.| 912) 10jm7| Jb702) 10,825) 884 141 382] 528} 216 0,050 
Wisconsin. .....-- 1,120| 12475) 13,795) 13,030) 765) 223) 398) 537! 216} 780,000] 118 | 129,050 
. MISSIONS, b 
Arizona at) ies) 1S de.) 24 ee] Tn) 6) 28,0001 11,000) 
Black Hills....--- 39| 167, 208 175, 3h Bp Liles: 4| 10,800} 3 2700) 
Bulgariat .....-+- 21) 39 bed 60]... BPA (Foca): cco wae epee: ee 
Central Chinat... 60) 63 pee 198]... SS scale sls Maale i 
PsIKOfA. aoa 50 500] 3,666 4nltG) 2,837) 13: 40] 89} 190) 51] 128,725) 15 9,225 
Montana....- i1i| 676 | mM 618 12) 65) 231 15] 72,850; 8} 10,600 
New Melee 123; 42 re pel Uj 24 eye 38,300] 11 ; 
North Chinaf .... 206) Of : des| 2) allaprece .- Bn Ree ee 
North Dakota...) 2491.57 jee A 6} 187} 64) 16] 54.200] 6 7,000 
Utah ...----+++-+- 87 9) 31 207 2) 39 8 7 66,750 4 11,700 
West Nebraska ..| 341] | 9,7/_ 2 O4t) elo --| 17) 86) (139) 29 | _So,12o| 12 7,850) 
RAR Se gral Ras 5 eee MAL AT2) save) >. .|11,038)27,770 43,171) 11/333 (34,308,60113,807 4,833,687 
Be oes: 173202) 2) apemn| lacrdalenaee| | 11,810]3%.258 250977] 7,790 38800982 2,867 | 5,001 2,282 Ee 
1, ; il ) 1,835,490 1,707.114' ..-| ...122,848 62,02 69,148 19,128 73.199,223|6,764 |10.385,825)4,496,072) 1.921 MB Aio] 
roe ek ae e007 non ie Laie 129,668155,876 61,862. 18,741 |69,422,276|6,607 | 9,815,809 3'994°307 1 ABLONT 5.669.202" 
Retcase ate 33, mT r 68.376 aS 180} 6,152) 7,2%6| 387 | 8,776,947] 57 | 520,016 502, Bf) 2 GN MBA 
Decrease. ...+ sen : — Seen ETS ss satel Pee OS Se) 
RR ne fl Conferences are not always the same as those furnished by the statistical secrétaries; the - ve 
ence eae pee ec oa of 139 errors in the footings of columns, and filling 73 out of 136 blanks with the numbers nee ne 
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rom returns for 1883. 4, nferences is cbtained by correcting 98 errors in the footi : 540 
raTahe Lis ~ thal Sprit n¢ 5 eting § oS ootings of columns and fillin; at of 99° 
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BENEVOLENT COLLECTIONS, MINISTERIAL SURPORT, AND CURRENT WXPENSKS. 











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MISSIONS. 2 | FS z.| 3 2 §)| Fo ce ae 
6 ER iS & ae | @ | ag | cee Ond 
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3 3 19] 8 $ $11 $3,688 0 $ 
ee ‘ssl te i301 Bl eal Bul Leads a] 1,618 
2713] 1,159 585, 140) Al 955} BIG] 112,106] 5,106]. 23254 
eae ramet 1 shi] 950 703i] 9.603] a40rt 
} DAMA. +++ 2.20 os 2,71: 191 18% () 5 7 2060) ul 
Be ee: eee rete ie 1,093) 14085] 962} 137,025] s99] 21,790 
ee lNew Vor. 4769 1582] 208 1,156] 4349) 5 168,501) 2,608)" 35,117 
reo ONo.. cn 297 1,253] 144) 868) 687} G0] Lop,770} 2,310] 19.606 
hio..... te cpr ‘ 33 4 a on ie 
Central Hericess aERRS te i bane Qt! > 79| | 650 ¢ 35,832 aii 5,259 
Chicago ae aes Fes 5041 280/827, «= 865} 8,234) 831 5x4] 14,697 6,222] 42,198 
Se eee maa 70 ieee Mey) ce Wr 
Bes aan pense 26 976, 93 401170, +73} = a9] 0,908 71] 788 
Ae one ee 1,293 225] 138) «148; | 610] = 627] 48} 114.702] 1.2791 14,693 
eo ee 2281) 9, 1,265] 167] 140] 880; 1,966] Bal], 186047) D1] 25,688 
mes 4469] 17,176) 4,603) 23240| 380) 480) TB08} 14792] S51l © t81.023| —Blow7| 520486 
easuea: 34 a agt ak 7) We44| Oe 31 3 4119 9 263 
Sa 2all] Sus! 2060 s79] 203} BAT] OSL] T.atl] ats] 180.674) t55] 26-7 
ene? 438i] 10,988) 280i] 1348] BUG] “Siz] TRIE! 315300] “466] ~— asa.970] — a.667] 45,818 
Cops Sag gs '169 Tl curwess 3 6] "10 9 2 5,49 12 95 
Takes at 91) 580) a8 BIB) a7] | an) al Be 19.162] 10] 1,18 
teeta Paya Rept a) By, 69} 12 9] 68 7,286 J 738 
i 3% B61] 16,511} 14525] 1,083) 20] 950] TH 1,164] 76} 181,083} 8.317] 80,210 
1,115, 6319} “305, 830f 8a] 2] al 'e73| 1591 gezal| = 9001 18.864 
1459, 6737; 2412} 543] «104! «74, aad} as} 3001 ~~ 26} ~—'313| 19.319 
414 1,357 617 


“$56) 05) “559) 474] 7a] 87] SH) S58} bia] 7185] “58,06 
L374) 10,944) 4,584) 1,407 163 222] = 1,037)) 172,077 4,618 26,666 — 
1,199) 4,778) 3,342) = 1,427 107 136 476)— 915). 200 118,197 1,719 18,587 

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: 6 274 3 41 4 2 13), 46 15,297 12 1,467 
sad 52] 583} U8, 1k 19 26 74, 118 22,758 53 2,302 
{oem 1,28)} 8,030) 2,462} 1,369 174 199 999)" 1,170) 400) = 107,702} 1,242) 21,359 
1415) 4,218 207) 8,175) 71 7 88 59] / ; 42% 3,408 
ae 1,279) 3,637] 1,9%1} 6 +L 80} 100) 643) 697 86,800; 1,668] 13,930 
JoeOReDS 38) A014 679 836 i 80 877) 440) 17 55,218; Ba4 5,989 
y 155} 2,959 9} 540 95 89/157} 2,900] 105 31,530/  * 399 75630 
70! 1,874 17} 282 37 39 42) 6 4? 14,784) 226 2.661 
ees 6395] 15,262) 5,039] 1,200} 230) 249) 1,185] 91,1385} 465). = 136.477] 2,898] “27-709 
1,108 142 7 53 80 lal 25,907 189 3,910 
5533) 1,751) 1,997] 1,765] 205). 248} 635] 1,405) 230) 149,271] 4,951] 37-498 
97 2 79 12 14 24 6 14k 1,159 5 1,240! 
3764) 19,632] 5,988, 3,845} 367] 424) 8,708} 2.978] 2,006] 205,528] 7,537] 48.863 
1474] 4,423 Gl} 6,526] 116] 108 931 31 205 57,314) — 1,626 7,830) 
1 44 43 186 43 74) 32 OT 18,457 el5 
1,225) 3,712) 1,441 514} 132} 146] B99) 496) 180) 72,200) 1,103} 16,382 
241} 1,392 49) 322 52 67 90; 980) 263 33,856 239 5,569 
512} 1,340 6 42 1g 17 26} 1105) 12,962 193 639 
1,513) 7,649) 1,019) 1,827 121} 230} 698} 2,062} 510 82,435] 2,235] 12,780: 
557] 816] L1G 14 im 2 21,311 U3} 15,427 
222 405 5 7 lf 95, 108 2,217 1g 1,287 
351 177 528 7 131 15 43] 234) 65) j 18,205 123 2.178 
7,493) L674) 9,167) 1,538) 1107] 184) 225] 886) 4,907] zig] §=—-197,452| 4,819] 19768 
2,067 789) 2,856) 317}, 84 4 40 61 58 () : 577 502 2,739 
5 163 71 i 112) 2 21 128 91 b 1,474 
2.159} 1,210) 3,369, 456] 800) 87 66) 255) = 456] «873 67,623] 1,427 8595 
2,500 450) 2,950] 458] B34) Td 75) 304 = 578} 119], 78,844 540 8,620 
seeef 3,861] 1,708) 5,569) 4,947 857} 149] 169) = G30) G782} = 397] 101,953) 1,731) «17.175 
193 57 DO eho... 10 ze 3 10 1.549 Adit 700 
61 i 72 a 30 3 1 2 41 3,436 meee 1,159 
31 are al and Shee te een 1,253 gate auag 
60 ctr 60 Hs) || Mhsaue oe ast Boss soa 
454 3 527,152) 967 38 43) 115) 152 26,319) . ~ SL 8,592 
328 31 359) 26, 144 9 6 1 69 9,299 19 1,366 
173 12 185 Rs aes. Ak 5 eo 12) @, 2,022 Aes 6) 
213 63 2 Oli ecters «| Ti ikecale »|'\_ aastbe'-ilb eenw ss Sa Mme ele cal Ve oan 125 
395 63 458 60 54 9 10 AO) A 98 15,936 91 2.340 
50 80 TB) ae aie t(D aaetacee | ma, 52 1,327 nape 1,125 
407 83 490 77) (126 20 23 96} 117 14,727 16) «1,684 





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22%,752/ 89,292] 303,044)" 71,503) 60,202| 6277/7091) 28,497| Bogs tad4 
30,237] 36,743) 14990| 3.513187] 94185 14: 


197,108} 160.549 357,657] 56,065 59,944 8,809} 9,078 
419,860) 240.841} 660,701 
419,994) 225.932) 645,926 


















127.563) 120,146] 15,086] 16,169 


90,741) 29,747) 7,702,441) 179,552 2,026,381 
26) 119,241 02 


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| 120,402] 15,280] 16,232] 66444] 6429001 2772601 7387'360] I 701942. DOR" Os 
— }| 85,841! 2,487 : ~~ 8,610 
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Allemong, ©. S..... 282 Arbuckle, Je Onreenis 271 
ae a oo ae Allen, A. ee see 258 Arbuckle, W. P, 291, 293 
‘Abbott, Meay ee 283| Allen GoTo 306, 30 eh Dies Ss abate 239 
eh 999, 317 aie re 256 Archer, S. P.... 281, 282 
Abbott, James T, 298, 229! Allen. 0. Mo ST eG bes aes 
“Ahernerh aril a ON: Dearest MG o}s cide 292 Archibald, J. W. 288, 225 
Abate steers O59 eae a . SN cele avers 307| Argo, James K._ 269, 271 
ees lene f 2 5 59. 953 
Abrahamgen, G.. 259,,260|Allen’ J. To. as oe i ee 950 
on Ge Boe .c a Allen, «Sx s Wien. css 955} Armstrong, A. W... 239 
rem Ee 802) Allen, Mo..om.2.se- 238| Armstrong, E.V.... 244 
ae Peg ke aes ets x Fa Serene 268 ee rea 292 
7 Ue Meee eee BH Och On) Siler aie cue 803] Armstrong, T. H’.... 279 
ae a ae - ae & ee SE uae ae aed TP aicaens il 
4 All Ae ee rice 2 GRIN sec 20s 28 
Adams, D. C........, 239| Allen, William.. 803, 304 Anes JEW = 248 p44 
Adams, I. W. 252,253, 275| Allen? W. O......-- ”993|Amold, E. C. >= SHOTS 
Adams, F. W....,/. 312| Allender, R. B...... 952| Arnold, Geo. A.. 307 
Adams, George . rs - 241] Alling, J. H........ 275| Arnold, G. W... 268, 269 
Adams, G. H... 222, 312 Allinger, Jacob. 236, 238|Amold, J.......... 307 
Adams, ’ Hayward. 305, 306 Allinger, L Selec ”937| Arnold, J. M....... 256 
Br Adams, WoC. ’249| Allington, Ws... 956|Amold, J. T.....--. 283 
Adams, He Zi ie. ons 270| Allman, W. H...... 256|Arthur, R. A........ 226 
Adams, J........ ie ASV Allyn, J. He. 28. cee 925| Artz, J. B...... 248, 249 
Adams, J. D........ 288 Allyn, bogs Sas Nees 267 Arundell, AWS Sete ” 999 
Adams, J. H........ 285) Alonzo, Richard. .... 308] Arvison, wes 259|B. 
gAdams, J. K........ 293 Alston, Matthew. 306, 307| Asbury, "C, Ba 2, 2238 
Adams, J. M........ 271]Altsman, H. J... 264, 265 Asbury, J. Wisse 223 
Adams, J. Q.......- 269} Alvin, J. O ......06 ode Ash DT. (eee 282 
PNG ATINS: Jou Sir aloleleias = 270 Ambler, Rufus... 6. DOR Ne CROny te 932, 240 
* Adams, R. G........ 251| Ambrose, J. C... 243, 245|Ash, O. H. P........ ” 948 
NCAA Sake Lin choles ae 307 Ames, A. H..... 277, 278 Ashbaugh, O. M.... 233 
Adams, 8. H........ 273| Ames,Robert W. 267, 269|Ashe, A. J.......... 265 
Adams, bce EL Sees a Ames, a Waele tite 287 ee ae 250,251 
MEL eee Ce ee Sais). Hi adieces 5 301) Ashton, C.:.- 2... 
Addington, JaW 2. fists 301| Anderson, Alfred ... 247|As hworth, de Elaiets eo 
Adkins, Daniel. . 303, 304| Anderson, Benj..... 299 Aspinwall, Ji Oiyacins 276 
Adkinson, A. W. 313, 814| Anderson, C. ee . 256|Asuga Kenjiro...... 243 
Adrian, y No... J. +7276 Anderson, Isaac..... 247| Atchison, W. D..... 275 
Adrianve, J. ..%.0/.... 234 Anderson, Olapia sunene 286] Aten, Vincent .. 267, 268 
Adron, se es 274| Anderson, J. A....- 248| Atherton, A. S.. Len. 968 
Afflerbach, C. H..:. 241|Anderson, J. B..... 247 Atkinson, CasGels ips 248 
Achrens, W's scisas 2 237 ‘Anderson, J. H.. , 269] Atwater, We ou 277, 312) 
Aibara Yeiken....... 942 Anderson, J. W... Baers ” 938 Atwood, SES ih 294. 
BAIA TNs. L ices. heme 251 Anderson, Teeetae ene PiiAUer., Nido, sic gaerier 250 
RAGES nel fc fite-a: oe Sid alavys 292 Anderson, TavsNe Bayo OAM OMIS ty. 2s eta eerie 808 
pices, J» Mov... hve , 296] Anderson, M........ 308|Ault, M. F...... 250, 251 
Akers, J.oS..5-- wee. 248 Anderson, M.S... 231| Aultm: nas JT) Ta Ae 227 
hd RN EN agement ears 248 Anderson, Otto;. se. 247) Aust, A...... AS 237 
Alabaster, J......0+ 223) Anderson, R......-- 307 ‘Austin, C. Bu... 262, 263 
Albert, ©. Fon... 0 294 Anderson, 8. F... 222, 228 Austin, C. Waser 257 
Albrecht, LOR Saar 309 Anderson, T. W. 280,281) Austin, D......0. a. 239 
rise nt, ee = anne Be Anderson, W. Mee ae Austin, See P 269, 271 
right, N.S......- é ndree, W........-- 2 237|Austin, J. H..,..... 250 
‘Albritton, Dee Wisnass, vais 264 Andres, A. eerare velo 238 Austin, Js @atonndersens 276 
Albrook, eae. ck 278 Andrew, E. A... 228, 317| Avery, eae Ce ea 288] B 
Alden, Bae... A 278) Andrews, Elias...... st VAWOLY: toa: delelemiepe tals 276|B 
Nlden,: Eicii ees: 0101 307 Andrews, He Cin. 3 = f7 280A vey, Wir Cosmetic. 248 
Alder, G.diree.. <<a 254 ‘Andrews, dt, cea 288\Axtell, N. H........ 274 
‘Alderman, Sigs sake 263 ‘Andrews, J Ri. 947 Ayers, TD) She eae, 268 
PAI dersOn Ose... ae 225| Andrews, 8. W. ‘987, 288|Ayling, C. W....... 269 
Aldrich, To. ae 248] Anarus, tasers - 254) Ayres, ‘Joseph NA Ree 264 
‘Aldrich, AWS 2 eae 244| Angwin, W..,....-- DAN VAY LOS de Cis ieielese ws « QT 
‘Aler, Chas. H... 269, 271] Annable, W a ees 989| Ayres, R. O.....-.-- 300 
Alexa A. 303, 304] Ansley, J. B.... 301, 302 
970 (Ansley, Tsuss ose oie 301 B 
251 ates, oi. ee Fea 2 nae Emil H... 229, 230 
971) Anthony, C. V...... PESRNEE IO 3 ane aaSe eRe 230 
0, 241) Apfelbach, Henry... 293 Babeock, Oe iar sis 292|B 
269| Aplin, N. Tie, 286 Bachman, dogs «9/5 276 
269 ‘Applebee, HB ieinrt«isieis 268|Bachman, J. D...... 276 
949| Appleton, H........ 280} Bacon, BoD hs ue 244. 
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Baggett, Nw... ...... 302 _ 
Bagnall, R...... 27, 278 
Bahrenburg, erate 23 
Bails dtagl tere awe 22) 
Bailey, ASTIN ac crs yeitar A 
Bailey, G. se ger 26 
Bailey, H. W. “235, 23! 
Bailey, John... .. 380; 
Bailey, W. J. ...... 25) 
Baines Jk Wieenmeseee 26 
Baird. TAN eae 26 
Biri) Asa sis ese 29 
Baker, Albert H..310, 31 
Bakery: AvoS! xg... ote 28 
Bakeries. Wine emaam 26 
Baker, C. iS} Beso 3h¢ 128 
Baler E48. as eee 
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Baker, Tt We at rte 260, 
Bakers J Wiese 270 
Baker, ABR SA Snr 233 
Baker, MsGeee im aace 22 
Baker, P. A..... 269, 27 
Raker, Sit nc ereamaer 27 
Baker, ‘dO sneer 281. 
Baker, Wm. A.. , 292 
Baker, Wide eaeee Be 
Balch, Mo Bioactanes 276) 
Baleom, Ira G... 269, 271) 
Baldock, Charles... Bei 
Baldwin, Ope a ng 232 | 
Baldwin, C. P...... 248, 
Baldwin, RK. R......- 254, 
Bales, MWK. M...278, 275 | 
Balke, IDES ARBs 2 = : , 
MB BAC, WV a): «'o, «ate neteete 231 
Baw iO. 'C.  « «\s siete seme 2g 
Ball, DO... atone 2 
Ball, Franklin... 02. 2 
Ball; Gi Wiis testi 2 
Bull, AB ease 228 
Ball, Sutin tee *» 289 1m 
Ballantyne, Jas. A.264,205 | 
Ballenger, 3 
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Ballew, J. Wiest) 302, 
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Ballou, SeSeee.. as 284 
Balls, dasuatmemeeas 257 
3| Balmer, R. U.... 255, 257), 
BamfordwM...)..- 2s 25 y 
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Barger, W. J......+: 251| Bates, J. L........- 263 
Barkaloo, C. T...... 295|Bathwick, L........ 244 
Barkaloo, W. H..... 296| Battelle, C. D....... 270 
Barkdull, T. N..... 263) Battin, D....ccttcns 260 
Barker, A....... 262, 263 Battis, BE. M........ 274 
MPEP KET, os Eiecia iors ac 288| Battle, Daniel..°.308, 304 
Barker, C.......--.-- O77 | Bauer, Cro sme. ooret> « 260 
Barker, J..M..<..... 932|Bauer, Ji G.......-- 290 
Barker, J. M.... 279, 280|Baume, J........... 278 
Barker, J. M.... 291, 292; Baumgardner, N. L.. 282 
Barker, N. H...2.... 232| Baumgardner, 8.. 262, 263. 
BS AT MATOS cyto ne sage 296) Baumgarten, J...... 230 
Barnes, A. C......- 263|Baumgarten, Wm.... 230 
Barnes, A. E.297, 800, 301} Baxter, J. M........ 228 
Barnes, B. C.......- 278| Bayley, Hiram...... 279 
750.226, 207)| Bayliss, J. He... .... 227 

Si Heesusteates 244|Bazemore, A. H..... 298 

Gs states 935, 267) Beach, A. ©.....-.. 244 

arnes, Edmund.... 266|Beach, C. J......... 289 
Be Gaon 244| Beach, J. C......248, 245 

3arnes, J. M’K...... 233|Beach, John C...... 243 
rR Sans 954! Beacon, H.C........ 265 

po WSeQeeouy 257|Beacon, L. R........ 265 

Co ANbaHaAge. 285|Beadle, D. W....... 288 

epi incke 276| Beadle, J. B.... 285, 286 

ae ae 975|Beadles, W. L...... 249 

vieet skis 223|Beal, E. H.......... 275 

Beall, Asa P..... 267, 268 

Men ~ 245|Beall, A. U..226, 285, 236 

Barnhart, W. H..288, 985}Beall, J. M......... 278 
rohill, Wm. P.222, 223|Bearns, D. M........ 278 
rum, C. W...255, 257) Bean, J. 8.......... 295 
prnum, T. P.255,256,257| Beans, W. K........ 251 
Biche) ots /o¥h el sip/ate ODS Beary We Mies. /ataisea- 298 

Bite ete Ie ate \ecenors DROME CATs Ose Avaielsote i= esis 235 

rrett, Richard..... 931) Bear, W. Mo... 0. 295 
Ns 8 Beer 244| Beard, J. N..229, 240, 241 

AEODE, Woas <= 15 »..» 263|Beardslee, S. F...... 287 

ie pa Eat 240! Beardsley, H. L..221, 222 

heron, C. S.... 262,263 Beardsley, J. H..... 222 

MON W etl. iis cress 232| Beardsley, L. E..... 270 

NEA aR 286) Beatty, G. W......- 241 

oH a ie 81:3 Beatty, bn peepee ris asele 274 

garstow, O. L...245, 261); Beatty, R......-.... 292 
Q SECS See 288|Beautord, 8: B.. 306, 807 
BORE Gis) 238| Beazelle, B. F....... 280 

bit(laby Claes Bid jae 230|Bebeé, James F..294, 295 
BOR rege «ais t 220) Beck wactckaccik: . 228 

948] Beck, F. HL. .253, 292, 298 

Beckseesamette =i. 228, 229 

rtholomew, J. 1... 312)Beck, W.J......... 239 
Beckers Bees eas 293 

<\iRiions Saeco 285 Becker, C. B........ 230 
rtlett, A. R... 256, 257|Becker, C.G........ 230 
Reh me ess 209.| BECKOT bw Mimviaci Wide 237 

BUS: ile ese. 241| Beckley, N. C....... 282 

5 OB cee 239|Beckner, W......... 228 

enry A.248, 249|Bedford, J. W...... 282 

aul eee 239) Bedwell, L...... 296, 297 

Cae oro 258|Beebe, A. Jd.....-..- 273 

ER, 2 sia wiermpatehels 2B0 Beebe, stteeperclereys.e + /> 233 

WW . By eaiuis 248| Beebe, J. F......... 296 

291, .292|Beebe,O. R...6..-.. 229 

teen | Beebe, Re Chari. as. 316 

nate cee 267 | Beebe, U.S8.......... 288 

eee. 266|Beeler, A ... 268 

BCs saya 272) Beers, Levi...... 291, 299 

BED 2c 218, sOLBHOeOIS, Neen. +c 285 

Res Sts ard 292|Beery, J. H......251, 270 

256) Beetham, John...... 281 

aps, AG es, 6 243, 244|Bepos, A. L......... 251 
Bassett, G. M....... 269|Begos, 8S. Rio... 2: 274 
Bassett, I. J.... 278, 275|Beharrell, T. G...... 255 
sassett, W. J....... 805) Beiler; S. Lv... ..... 263 
Batcheller, C. W .... 272|Beinert, J. ......... 294 
Bateheller, W....... 274| Belknap, C. G....... 262 
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Belg 22.32 oe 268, 269| Bigelow, Guy M. 255, 257 
[ail eURUS ae tne os cane 273| Bigelow, J. C....... | OTA 
Bele MS) wes ae 273, 275| Bigelow, W. H...... 257 
Bel Wate aierele = cenit 274|Biges, P..... Ne Rorietes 263 
Bell: Seer stearete= 265| Bigham, R.......... 807 
ISU S a seein) odoc 299|Bigley, H. J........ 263 
Bell, Te Be Gorse 984|Bignail, T. H....... 244 
Belt, lester 263) Bionall, W.2P eo...) 292 
Bendix, John....... 247|Bilbie, H. G.......- 296 
Benedam, D. 8...... 980) BUN. «duces ca. ote 228 
Benedict; Graces: 983\ Bills. ein oBie. emcee 984. 
Benedict, G. B.. 255, 256|Bing, E.V.......... 270 
Benedict, 8: 8..,-276, 277| Binkley, L. H....... 271 
Benger, bar Cea 988) Binkley, 8. L....... 280 
Benham Cases Di Birch. re (Cu Cele ee 268 
Benham, J.V....... DSO Weird. s Beware 251 
Benham, W. R...... OSOr Birds Mictlcansne sts ee 256 
Benjamin, A........ OSBBInds Satie! ece 256 
Benjamin, A. J..... 286|Birdsall, W........< 256 
Benjamin, D. C..... O54) Birkett. we ass oe 282 
Benner, We Seasec2- 270|Bisbee, RB, Ess... ... 231 
Bennett, G. P..... . 238|Bishop, A. B..2>..-.: 295 
Bennett, H. W...248, 249] Bishop, Charles.» .. 242 
JSYeimuaYh ai Montes Ace 244|Bishop, J. P......5. 270 
Bennett, J: B22 2525258) 'Bishop, Ss ic... \ 253 
Bennett, J. Hy...) 266|Bishop, W. P....... 238 
Bennett, J. W..... 4267] Bissell.J. Wa... 279 
Bennett, J. W......- BIS Bissell. - Tides. tae 284 
Bennett, L. J....... 292|Bitler, J. S:.226, 269, 270 
Bennett, L..M...... 244/ Black, A. Starr...... 272. 
Bennett, P:-S4) saree 986| Black, David T...248, 250 
Bennett, R.B....... O70) Black, Bis dose 232, 233 
Benmett, S.'.. eee 226|Black, James F..... 272 
Bennett, .maes 245! Black JG... 1 eae 
Bennett, Vernon E.. 310) Black, M............ 254 
Bennett, W......... 286) Blacks Re wDieit hae 255 
Bennett,.W. Diane 280 Black, uni Live tie aoe 307 
Bennett, W. T...... 248|Black, W. A.... 252, 252 
Bennington, J. M... 234/Black, W. H........ 226 
Benson, Chas. E7.... 257)/Blackburn, R....... 286 
Benson: As Chit sree 241|Blackburn, W. P.... 264 
TOMB ONE Sa’... 5 s:clcies 283| Blackburn, W.S.... 251 
RGR OM re ch. nines si oeee 295; Blackledge, Jas. . 242, 248 
ISCinconndeh eeBnoseoc 976|Blackman, R.L..... 279 
Bensoms Wi... Sacce 956| Blackmore, A. P.... 299 
Bentley, E. N.. 2.0% 269| Blackstock, G. A.... 228 
ember i .. - kre arse 241 | Blackstock, John.310, 3113 
‘Benton, Wi. Hc cee 256| Blackwell, A.G..... 251 
Berga C.. 298, 294| Blackwell, W. R.... 269 
OyoITS:), CRANE RBA Sc 936| Blades, F. A........ 256 
Bere ds... 291,299) Blades, J. His... 283 
Berg, Wiiliam...290, 291} Blain, B......... 234, 295 
WBOVGCIOies oct. seine 294) Blain, D. B...... 224, 288 
Bergeren, J. E...... 247| Blair, Elijah......... 308 
Bernreuter, C....... 230)Blain Bee... 2 oe 267 
Berm mores ncn ORY Blais den Grs ratte 269° 
Berry tae Cccn. . 2597 (ODS HStalr= eens): h eee ots 
Berry melasnelcas . «le 256| Blair, James §... 801, 802 
Berryoemeie nies 2c: 257|\ Blaisdell, J. W...... 293 
BOrryidieap eve atin - «\a-0 295) Blalveme Posse 6, 245 
BertramyeGir. 2 cic). 237 Blakeley, Dex Oineaee 284 
Bessey. aera ie. t 2 256| Blakemore, A. P..... 298 
Best, A. W. J... 248, 250] Blakeney, J. B...... 252 
Bestel Sueeeaicice's «+ 274| Blakeslee, M. P..... 288 
Beshir Wee s..2) 249| Blanchard, 8. G@..... 245 
Bethards, J. H...... 26st BlamdyeAc uve evs 262 
Bethauser, C. M..... 270) Bland EW tes en 241 
Bethel, G. P.... 296, 227| Bland, R. W.....273, 974 
Bettes, J. deheeee. 255) Bletsch, J....--..... 294 
Betts CO. Te cee 286, 287| Blewitt, F. J........ 310 
Bevens Di Cauaeeme.: 253|Blewitt, Frank J.... 311 
Bevier, JA Ssoe se. 286 (Blinn, aD. oan Se 279. 
Bibbums, RK: 275) Biiss. Agee. «cece 266 
Bickell, E. J.... 294, 313|Bliss, G@. di....-.... 280 
Bickford, I, B....... 277) Bliss, J. F. 267, 269 
Bickley, F. D. T.... 284| Blodgett, Cua... 238 
Biebighacuser, A.... 291/B US) ae 239 
IETOIRNG) Saetaminn > sone 309 278 
Bier, John...:...... 287) BloGduaaueenaen. RORY 
Bigelow, A.J....... 257) Bluett, SW wk... -.. 981 


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Bluford, W-./.2..%. *300 Boyd, Rufus K.. 300, rool [Sa eyesy ead De ae 277 | Brown, J. W.. ss. ae. 388 
Blume, Charles F... 299 Boydson, 1S yeah Ge eee 258| Briggs, J. W.... 294, 296|Brown, L. D........ 295 
Boatman, H. J...... 282\Boydson, W. A...... 252 Briggs, INE Ges aie 241|Brown, N. C........ 279 
Boatman, ees ie eors > 253 | Boyer, bik Bea ees QOTMBYIO WAN, AC oc ernie 's.ate 251\Brown, N. J.... 283, 285 
pees | Aa cano ce Boyer, W. M....... 226 Bright, . Jats Saris Hs 3 oo a Gaon. Bevel bcke 3804 
ockstahler, J...... 237 | Boyers, HH... 8.0 263] Bright, 8. M......<. OTe Brown, Re Ac 6, one 268 
Boektsahler, J. ae ee. se Beran Frank G. 250, 318 Brill ecg en 286 Brown, Sardi tae ae 256 
Bodkin, P. H. 305|Boyle, T. N....... 265|Brindell, G. W.. 278, 279| Brown, 8. O........ 276 
Bodmer, J. eres 237 Boynton, Slevana ets 1. 244| Brindle, L. H... 228, 229|Brown, 8. T........ 313 
Boeshanz, GiieAae mals 230)Boynton, J. T...... OA shuualli cl gee ee eas os 269| Brown, S. W........ 268 
Boettcher, Cr. eaNiatete 290'Boynton, V. G...... 944|Brinkmeier, H....... 230|/Brown, T. W....... 301 
Boettcher, He skaigniste 291|Bozenhard, C....... 93'7| Briscoe, A. Eee 948\Brown, V. F........ 226 
Bogart, Ea ae Brace, C. fae Rie der 26S} Bristol, \CRavae 294, 296) Brown, W........-- 279 
Boggess, EK. B $8| Brace, 8S. A..... 983, 284| Bristol, F. M........ 274 Brown, William. 294, 295 
Boggess, FLR Si Brack: Ach... 24a 308/ Bristol, M. V. B..... 286|Brown, William..... 308 
Boggs, Eee 245, 313|Bracken, J. 8....... DepUb ELA Le Bish ersten cone 251| Brown, 0 ae 273 
Bogs. So Mi Nani 263|Brackney, N. H. 262,.263| Britton, Alfred... 303, 304 Brown, W. H... 306, 807 
Bohlin, K. J.... 247, 248|Bradbury, B. H..... 228| Britton, Joseph W. 266,267 Brown, W. H... 288, 259 
Bohmfalk, Ron ae 310| Bradbury, C. J...... 283 Britton, Use aeioae 276 Brown, Wiss Ais oicncisies 278 
Bolden, Silas.... 303, 304) Braden, J........... 299| Broad, Thomas. . 304, 305 Brown, WESPW seeder 304 
BS OUCS. |S s5r5,< ca aelire 295 Bradford, LORS chess Gee 276 Broaddus, dc eH eaes 240|Brownell, J. T ..... 289 
Bollinger, C. F.. 281, 288|Bradford, J. B...... 299 Broadway, A.... 287, 289| Brownlee, R. C. 284, 285 
Bollinger, Gon Ag ota 262| Bradford, L...... 273, 313 Bee A J. Sine as 305 ne uere, We We. fei ae 
Bolton, Jt Cistnk ses 297\Bradford, S.S...... 278) Brock, A. v......... P95 Bruce,,.< Gian etaaraeiete é 
Bolton, J. W. W.... 282! Bradford, W. G. . 235, 936|Brock, F..:..... 262, 314|Brueck, H.......... 241 
Bonn, (hemes ee 230| Bradley, C.-F....295, 296| Brockway, Hy He... 56 Brueck, Bees ees 309, 310 
Bonn, Hei 224-8225, a6) Bradley. Ws... :.-- 257| Brockway, N. L..... 945 Brugger, C.......<+6 201 
Ronn. Gian eiamee 230| Bradley, J.B........ 270 Brockway, W. H..... 244 Braner, pees rene) 229 fs 
Bonnell, J.G@....... 250|Bradley, N. C....... 276|Brockway, W.J..... 292) Bruner, A. J...).. 11300 
Bonners Ce Weis. ser 267| Bradley, Thomas.... 225 Brothen ie INR dats ee une Bi Cee a 
ES Free ae 261) Bradley, W...... 284, 985) Brod beele Pavan eslee MUMCR, G-cealerteneris 2% 
Bookman, WD years 304 Bradley, W. R.. 266, 267|Brodie, T. W... 296, 297|Bruner, J. A........ 24 
Booth, BE Ocak O77) Bradvick, 1 AG... 252|Brogelt, EK. S........ 277| Bruner, M. C.... 300, 301 
Booth, Ho Jd_ Vet... 233 Bradrick, lo sic aie 270 Bronson, Wied tons 244 Bruner, W. Bien 266 
. Booth, Geo. M...... 23 Bradrick, T. H...270, 271| Brook, $6 ae 295 Bruns, SPREE 26 
PBOGtnA Mees coc. oeatues 225 Bradshaw, PARIS fe capi 248| Brook, P. P..... 302, 303 Brunson, iA ees i% 
i BYoyoid eiged Beanie Aa Ress 231| Bradshan, ee P.. 246, 261 Bip 6 Aas a oe KE. a Be a 
Borcherding, W..... Dye been elven \ioceseeea 240| Brooker, TUDSO Se Caen pes g 
Borenian, 78. . 381, 282 Eaoree Crab. 808, 309 Broce fae a et es f 7 oi aiapoiste ae 
Boreine, cAv oy, se. oi 236 Brainard, C .. 249)/Brooks, B. F........ 4tBrush, P. D.......-- : 
Boreland, se SAO 268| Braitwait, J. T.. 232, 233 Brooks, ee cedar 995|Brush, W. sce: ++--- 27 
Boreland, RB. 8...... 292{Brake, T. W.... 262, 264 Brooks, C. COA). oon ae Br bears J.P. eee 
Borgeson, 513 ag Shans 247 Brand, Aol . 291,292) Brooks, D.........- 295) Bryan, ©. Mb... a ; 
Boring, Be calle 274 Brand, Gvorge F.... 238|Brooks, p Te istemioeare P2LVBryan, J. iso. Sein 27 
OKI, IN: OH. fue 223| Brandebur nies B... 268 Brooks, JADCZ i.e cies 296|Bryan, L. D. ++ 281, 288 
Bosley, T. G.... 285, 236| Brandon, . 248, 249 pene ao Sse heat ay Bryan, 0. 8... eel a sa pit 
Boston, eae ee ise tits 307 | Brandriff, RAN ge 226\Brooks, L. C.......- 70| Bryan, Paes 2, 26¢ 
Bostwick, CO. 271; Brantield, one 299 Brooks, Robert ee ase Bryant, J. W Cae 24. 
Boswell, G. M.238,240,315| Brannan, D. C...... %al| Brooks, RoL..5. +... 21 Bryant, T. J... +08 24 
Ee cerone R. Wz. 286, "987 Branston, JOO ones 239| Brooks, Te Se haere 254 Bryant, IWe lasses ae 296 
Bott, J. Wee 239\ Brant, J. H....--.-: gr epoomtels Wy ee Bayant, W. Fae a 306, a 
Bourne, J.G........ 239 )| Brant, Ata Noa Sees 933| Brothers, J. D...... 276) Buchanan, Guess 0 
Bovar rd, C..... 254, 254 Brashures, J. M. 270, 271|Brouse, J. A...-.... 254) Buchanan, T. C...... 2 
Bovard, OL) aacpnste 261 Brasher, J. a a eos 301|Brown, Albert...... 308] Bucher, A. de eee 
Bovard, G. F.... 261, 262| Brashiers, f........- 272| Brown, Artemis, 239 Buehholz, OMe 
Bovard, I) pon 262| Brauer, Sethe 298 Brown, A.A... 4... O44 Buchholz, J. INS 
Bovard, MEE 51, aera 310|Braun, Jacob....... 237|\Brown, A. Mle 292}Buchtel, H. A.. 
Bowee.. 3, Wea: . = cise 234 Bray, B. PASS SE 255, 256| Brown, C.....-.+-+- 279| Buck, Dz Diente 
Bowdish, Wc OM es eree 296 Bray sd. EG eras naea tants 279 Brown, Charles. 238, 239|Buck, H.........-. . 
Bowen, George.. 3310, 30 Bray, ds Meo... =. 292 Brown, CAO 292, 806, 307 Buek, M. Di eee 
~ Bowen, J. B..... 243, 245 Bear, NY: 1 RNS nh por es M. is Buck, ives coe 
sfea sess ose) 2OM\ Breadys J. At... .0 244\ Brown, Hu... 2.04 5|Buckels, L. ©.....-. 
Bee & Waris: = srcere 229 ecaay, LRP § Ee peat os 95 Brown, Fletcher .... 239 Buckels, Linear. 
IBGwer de Leck. 2-5 263) Brecount, C. B...... 296| Brown, G. D........ 276) Bucke Y; Be 268, 2 
Bowers, A.....----- 227 Bredehoett, i ee as 291\Brown,,G. H........ 292 Buckholz, T. W..... ) 
Bowers, A. H.. 292) Breene, E....... 273, a8 Brown ee Races a Buca ee "02 i 
owers, D...:..-+-- 263|Brengle, S. L.....-. 228\Brown, G. W. L..... uck M. 250,2 
Bowers Edgar 8.279, 280 Brent, I oul J. 290, ee Bron ae ea tents a pie C : pedis iapehe 
oe 801) Bresee erie reine rown, AUK clctaitstsies 200 2S oases 
Bowlin’ a M....281, 282 Bretnell, es 5 Ne gt reek oe Hh Bai Aa ae ar H. 236, ‘g 
wiin, M. C.......- 968| Breuner, Andrew. 91|Brown, H.I......... 268/Buechel, C....--+++- aI 
po. Ga B.. Apes 240 | Breunig, (CaCO ESE eis 237|Brown, H. N......-. 256 Buehner, (yea Ae ; 
Bowman, Jobn.....-. 278| Brewer, C. W .221,222, 939 Brown, DUNES <= . 303 )/Buel, Jelferson.. 30 
Bowen. Jd. Mows0i, 302|Brewer, C. W....... 986| Brown, H. W... 285, 287|Buel, T. T. . 269, 270, 21 
t : . 811|Brewer, W.......-.. 298|Brown, J......+++ 303|Buell, David,....... 2 
02, 303| Brewster, R......-.- 239|Brown, John ......- 280 Buell, Cates |e 24 
98, 229|Brewster, 8. A...... 22%, Brown, Ser outs = 9g 979|Buell, JeLs... 20... 24 
. 278 Bridgman, G. H..... 295) Brown, J. F......-++ 984| Buell, J. N.....- 243, 2 
3|Bridwell, B. A.. 269, 271|Brown, J. J.......++ 285 Bueltemamn,, Ax. 229, 28 















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ish va) dieu ea Sn geese 788 Cady, Henry O. 985, gs6 Carrico, W.-D.e2.. ¥35| Chapin, Silas P. 266, ror 
: Bull, Der NINE tos sete 295 Cady, MESES volcoste tee 275| Carroll, George 0.310, 311 Chapman, AGB eeu 951 
Bulle Ps dys cose Q8SiMnesar wee cress 308 Carroll, Babe le a thes 282|\Chapman, C. R...... 9 
Bullington, C......- 299) Cain, Atbert .s. 9.72) 954|Carroll, L. C.......- 252|Chapman, H. L..... 265 
Bullock, A. M....... 286 Cain, a ie te a 293, 223} Carroll, P. P.... 297,-298|Chapman, H: ©..... 222 
Bullock, MANE oases 287 Caldwell, tN Wo Sask 298 Carson, Pe G25 283s 234| Chapman, J Barseme 288 
Bunce, A. P........ 295|Caldwell, J.:....... 275\Carter, B....------+ 923\Chapman, L....-... 299 
Bunce, KE. 8.. Gsh ee Caldwell, Nd Ea 975\Carter, D......0--+ 263|Chapman, R........ 248 
Bunce, W. Hi: : 291, 292 Caldwell, he Wears 966| Carter, D...-.2-.-<6 300 Chapman, Wie Ps etre BBs 
Bundoek, Stivssecncr 274 Caldwell, URED Saha 301|Carter, Daniel ...-.. 262/\Charles, J.......... 235 
Bunker, BOW ce 262} Caltfee, D Wale 222| Carter, Geo, W.. 255, 257 Charngvist C... 247, 248 
Bunker, C. A.238,240, 275|Calfee, D. W........ 312|Carter,'H.........+ 271|Charroin, V...... "312 
Bunnell, Aiea) 8 eae gies 289' Calhoun, J. D....... 269|Carter, J. M........ 297 | Chase Ca i. -.. 808 
Buoy, GW ce es 22) Calhoun, AWistSaite ets 949| Carter, Robert... 305, 306 Chase, E. S..... 261, 262 
TSAWUWGL OVS ta eI a rs 251) Calkins, A. C........ 269 Carter, Robert E. $10, 811 |Oliase, Gs. >..2. 21 "O15 
Burch, L. C. 273, 298, 813|Calkins, L. W....... 944|Carter, R. M Bae 7 Mee 267|Chase, Ira.......-.. 263 
Bureh, 0. E.......-. 274|Oalkins, §.........- 256| Carter, T. C.... 297, 300/Chase, L. D......-.. 285 
Burehard, J. L...... 241/Callahan, D..... 996| Carter, T. B.... 271) 279|Chase, N. W. 221, 299, 314 
Burchart, E. A...... 290/Callaghan, R........ 271 Carter, Wm. C..,296, 297 Chase, Ruloff A, "ont, 279 
Burdashaw, R.W.801, 302) Callen, J. "A. 201, 992, 305|Carter, W. HM...) “934, 235 Chase, en Gre 293 
DuUrdehts (9: we) we nee 299 Callen, Vee Rs Forests cis ” 945 Cartledge, Henry 255, 256|Chase, W. S.....-.- 295 
Burdick, F. A... 273, 313| Calloway, J. B...... 262) Cartlich, A......... ”970|Cheney, D:D....... 207 
Buardsallo. eu. 2 227)Calvert, A. J..... 252, 815 Cartlich, LB . 270 Cheney, Geo. Hits: 272 
Burgess, .C, Wein... 278|Calvert, R. H....... 299| Cartwright, B.H.... 274 Cheng hon Ming. 3lz 
UBireesss Jie ttc giepic ne 252)Camburn, I. H...... 256 Cartwrig! at, C.L.E. 264, 265, Chenowith, J. F. i 283 
Burgner, SER EA a aiataic 228) Cameron, A......... 265 Cartwright, Ns Yeee 065|Chen Ta Yung...... 315 
eB rls} EL eeu certo 800}Cameron, D. W..... 994| Carver, W.....-.. 241; Cherrineton,H. H. 26,9 B27 
Burk) M. R. Mo... 300|Cameron, J. R...... 278| Cary, D. B...-....52 238 |Cherrington, F. B... 27 
Burke, Wik Be tas ss 239|Camman, E. H....., 263/Case, G. W..... 276, 277|Cherrington, G : = 
Burkett, D........ 249| Campbell, A........ 973|Case, W. W......... 280 omen W.D.. O74 
Burks,” Se Bek .. 249|Campbell, A. M. 248, 249|C Casebar, Jo Bees 279| Cherrington, W.P.269, an 
‘urkeigh, C. Hi...) 288 Campbell, Charles E. Weis Oaseyila: ccd fo tls 267 Chorenovan: WoW. 
utley, Waar ae) 303|Campbell, C. W. 303, 304|Casler, D..........- 257 | Chesbrough,G. W. 292, 298 
tenet el W e 278} Campbell, E, A. 254, 255) Cass, T. A... -- 800 Cheuvrous, W.A "982 
TS be ae 295|Campbell, F. A. 250, 251|Cassatt, J. W........ 227|Chick, TIT) a4 
sees 256| Campbell, H. M. 250, 252|Cassidy, F. P... 277, 278|Chidester, T. W..... 282 
vcs..s 277|Campbell, J. F.. 238, 239| Caster, F. E........ ” 957|Childers, W. H..... 236° 
Nae a oe 244|Campbell, J. G...... 273|Caster, J. H....... (390671 Childs, AC ose 251 
; 269, 271|Campbell, J. M..... 261|Castle, Jas.....0..+- 295|Childs, B. P..., 988, 288 
Ae ea hea 299|Campbell, J. W..... 230)Castle, J. G.....111) 964| Chisholm, J.B. 240° ” 4 
ar aaa th, 292\Campbell, L. M’K... 239 Caswell, E. W...... 225|Chilson, dD. W.. 244 
Bate 274|Campbell, R. J.. 308, 304|Caswell, N..2....... 808|Chiong Taik Liong . 311 
Seeraues 301, 302}Campbell, W. Feces OB6 Cater, J. H......... 263)Chip erfield, BY = 268 
ee. 308|Campbell, W.M..... 256|Cates.S......... 995, 296|Chinkiohi, Iwai..... 24: 
uate 292} Candy, Ecotec ean Son) Cath, book. ut ” 983 Choate, ee pak 
. 271; 295|Canfield, J. T....... 9284) Catley "Edwin E.... 310|Choi Hi Seng....... 1 
Bid Scat 292 Canfield, Ase ry Seba) Oattin, Te Gos oy 278|Chou on Pang ts sib 
nh Ce 301 Canfield, W. M. 291, 296 Cattermole, E.G. 248, 249| Christensen, gine ce 259 
Bearer 286 Cannon, Geo. ¥ fo, 253 | Caughlan, D........' 267|Christo hersen, Cintas 
Senos ke Pee 280/Cantine, R. S../.... 275|Cavenas, M. C...... 308|Chabb Bee Bal "268 
,G. W... 296, 814/Caple, George B..... 296 Cawthorn, J.W. 244 Chubbuck, EO SG) ae 
urton, Lewis... 303, 304!Carder, David’ E. 281, 282 Cederberg, R oe 247 |Chureh, rai MRS bee 
TAEOW, SoiGate Qe. ses 295 | Carding. tr asue name: ” 984 Centers, ee a * 9368 ‘Church, ae Resa te on 
See) 3 2! 255|Cardwell, J. L...... 301] Cessna, EE RES) 273 Churm, J 285, , 286 oF 
JON) 5 Seale 253| Carey, ki gE Rte ea 238 Chaffee, ROBE oS. 268 Ch cle JB mi aie 
i eee 988|Carey, S. W...-..-- 296| Chafee, J. F........ 995|Chynoweth, W. H.. a7 
fish, BEL... 00s. 233|Carithers, W. B. 231, 268|Chatfee, J.G.... ... 254 Choe. Jnr gee 
(iia aed (as RR O74. Carlisle, died Opes eek 949 Chaffee, Wane. Dyas Clack, Bie eae tae mee 
shee, A. W... 243, 245|Carlisle, J. W. H.... 245 Chalfant, Arthur... 2751C)] laflin John... Set 9 a oe 
ows 276 Carlton, Wm. H. Qn, 278 Chalfant, Jobs: 29610 Manniat G eae 
2277 | Carmichael, Pig 250, 375| Chalker, ee 981|Olane AW Bee ae 
tcher, John C, 273, 274 Carmichael, P. M.... 308) Challis, ’D. W.0. “258, 316| Otanos idson . 243 - 
titan 266} Carmine, Rides: 253 Chamberlain, D’W. 313}Clare ae ee oa pte 
i ae 245|Carnali, J. H......+. 256/Chamberlain, H. .. 286| Clark, C. Bene 
248, 249|Carns, J. Ries... 309|Chamberlain’ H. M.. 293|Clark, Chas. 1B.. 98 988 
TS 299 Carpenter, C.E.. 286 Chamberlain, IN. AS 229 Clan : Be ee 
ark. Art ecu setae 284 
sfaiete)oe cin 5 284| Carpenter, D.W. 291, 252| Chamberlayne, De F. ark 
yne, De Clarke MDEIW 1.1) eas 207 
ae 289|Carpenter, D'W. M.. 286] O..........-. 283, 285|Clark, G. © oF 
Both oe 380 |Carpenter, HI. A. 287, 988| Chambers, E. E, 284, 985|Clark’ GH... .11. asp 
setae 40; Aiiwearper, TL. . Sse... 808 Chambers, W.A 239 Clark} i, | RUST | ate 
5 938|Qarr, C.S....... 287, 289|Champion, E. D. 248, 250| Clark” ma 
uxton, J.U, 932, 240, 241|Carr, G. W.......... 275|Chandler, ‘D. W. enelark Wee Ts ie 
A. OMe. « 249|Carr, Isaac 8... 850, 315| Chandler” G. W. 225, 284 Clark, NE eae 
BAL, G., coiaag2 270|Carr, James S$, . 248, 250|Chandler, I. L. 297 Clark: ae yes 
yrkit, G. W..... 253 Carr, UGE: ae 263 Chandler, ba Woreee 297 Clark’ oe es sd 
. = J. Meneses 980|Chandler, T. W..... 285 Cie. “tt 
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Thomas, 285,286|Carr, W. R.. 249. 267" 268 crn “ Ne SE 250 ae 
JW....... 298 Carr, WHEW 5)... sees 269 Chapin, cee. |. am ae aes ‘ 
etch. : 2681 Carrel, M.D... 1... 244 Was flare 
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i) eee 253|Colbum, N. F, 362|Cook *355| Cozi Fase 
Clase. Tl. hae. oe j4alColburn, W. To...) 986 Coon waltim We are ie ew a F. W..... 239 
Bee we Be epoorses 289|Colby, W. M........ bédlCookts, BJ. cri... 801 Ce Ne 309 
a We cee J . “see aa tae 8 raft, A. N...... o> 202 
Clark’ William... 285 oer |Cole, BM. ee p6| Cooksey, NL Bo 367 Co 
Glnk’ WA... 980|Cole B. M..... 888, 984|Cadkson Ts. a Se ROE a Re 
a Se 80|Cole, F.M..... ; OOK SONS WD ecigetsrsts 210) | CHER loan areca oda: 253 
Clark, W.P. ig BS Cole, G: P ia See 2129451000], Dees reson ont ggo|Urais, RB. H. 294, 295, 296 
Cake Wow. ae ee e, H. D...... 288, 279|Cool, P. A.......... '969|Crall, C. W........; O74 
WN a AV scetestareias 68|Cole, Jesse ......... 272| Cooley : 26 
BisAcs: A Eyes OLS ya Ei isiersre atarerel ate 244|Cramer, M.J........ 226 
Jlarke, Abner ...... 49|Cole, J. B....... 286, 287| Cooley, L. S......... 979 Cramp, Lei... si. 66 
Clarke, E. B 300| Col nd Cooley: erect ete ste 
co ahaa “ oe Sewers <aatet 287| Cooley, R........... OST mans As seed atel eke 256 
ae enone To mee a us Ly eae ces 266|Coombe, Je. ii. ..3s 948|Crane, C. A.....-..- 249 
Claes apes ee nas ee Ne -. 808, aL kes as wai... 255|Crane, Frank .¢. 248, 240) 
Clary 777 356, ast [Golegreve, Mt. 2~) 931 Gooper’ Geonse 6999, a95| Crane, J. Weag ce. 29 
Claypool, Jn Ee. wo 229)Coleman, F. M...... 279 Cooper, IL. P. 294, 296, 314 Grane RaGu.) esas 256 
perce) s: daa, 228s 229 Coleman, CRW isha srcts 300| Cooper, J. B... 0... 986 Crane, R. Wie ne 279 
Civton ae a Ct a 3 bg eNE ae Cooper, J. H. 285, 286, 287|Cranston, E......... 222 
oi anus Sask 97/Coleman, J. P....., 272|Coo BUS says steels 223) Cre 2 
ce e Div. 227 Coleman, dia cle nee 252 Coenen Ohne ne oe Be Rated ta 
ayton, Thomas, 9. 983|Colemair, W.:....... 806|Cooper, J. T........ 973 \Crave Ct ea “1 93: 
Boyton, A aR mG ae / ane Coleman, Waldiisye sac 303 Gooner. ae eae Abs Catone Se 258 
earwater, J. A..... 229)Colgan, J. R........ 263|Cooper, T...... """" og9|Graven, W...... "O76 
Glemans, B. M....., 227|Colgrove, A. 1. 291, 293| Cooper, W. HI... 981 el Ontet, 8. 
Clements, EA ae 239 Callege, AS Bau, 285|Cope, Ridivcwe t=. s: ” 957|Craver, 8. P......- | 253 
Clements 8 ee 256 Collier oy ne al 5 298. se Pe Ba tai 280 craw as Tek ae a 
Bee tere e ee Mitty ae oat Ba oe ae Sone 25> ene A. K..... 24> 
U ing, H. T.. 2 lier, Geo. .... 2 92! Copeland, G. R..... 283|Crawford, C....... , 282 
Clendenning, J. M.. 274 Collier, G.Wie..2 2. + ” 283 Gonetand. JAN ie atone r re oon 
ee a, Collier, S.... 20.02.56 280}Copeland, R. W..... 284 Crawford) Jie) Whcerete 292) 
Uo eeceras § T. C... 274|Collins, A.S.......- 277) Coplin. W. M....... 944|Crawtord, P.V...:.. 308 
ae os oa ae 24 Collins, Asbury. 250, 316 mone) Wiser Dowie 296|Crawford, R.C...... ; 
oe ancebiee ccuas 240| Collis, H. T.... 248, 250) Cordes, Chas. W. 267, 268 Crawford, T. C.. 245, 
Bit, Wises Beis oes. =7s 284 Collins, John. ....... 222|Cordova, F. N.. 226, 227|Crawford, Win. H. 273, 27 
Piiford, Gf... «2. 241|Collins, J. O........ 249| Core, J. Feseeeee sees 265|Crawford, W. S. 296, 
Glitford, N. D,.. 803, 304|Collins, J. S........ 293| Corey, B.C ........ o79|Crays, G. M....... ‘ 
‘lifton, NAS eenCees 229| Collins, Ue Gas caeer 240|Corkhill, T. E....... 953|/Creacy, E. H........ 
ao Cie Weee tess 273} Collins, WER AD Shas 239) Corlander, C. L..... 947|Creed, E, K......... 
aan C. E,........- 272| Collins, W. B......- 223 ee ... 804, 305|Creighton, C. F..... 2 
pee Prasceiet ci etree Nace of Se aes a Gorley idee Bins cp ste 953\Creighton, J. H..... 7 
i Git ora 2IT | COLVIN. Ds: Leteefeletea ccs 29| Cormack, J. M-~ 273, 974) Creigh . K.-285, 
Clinton, eA icin tae 279|Colwell, J. B.......- 250 Com Ul W D on Cieie hae ee 
into : . 9 , . nell, W./D.. 285, 287|Creighton, J. R..... 237 
Clippinger. H. C. 222, 223) Combe, W. B.294, 296, 313) Corner. G. S........ 254|Crenshaw, J. D. 266, 26 
@rremenG. SU. wen oe 287|Combs, J.B. Abe eg 22S COTMISh, elev Via. = eee 298|Cressey, A.. .-- 295, 296 
rae es Busca tha ae Heo Me ayes ae Cornnelle, Victor. 291, 292 Cressey. C. Aisne 
‘ BEN tel clertra cuales _232)Conable, F. W...... (Heiaanitene ey Ope ens 931|Cresswell, A. F..... 
@louds.aG O72). 2% oi. 254 Condor, HAR. cs. “297 Correll, I. H.... 942, 243|Crewes, R.........- 
Clough, oa pee eins © 256|Congdon, L. FZ... 289\Corwin, G.J.... 273, 313|Crews, George B.... 
Clough, E. E........ 277| Congdon, N. B...... 285|Corwin, W.S....... DAG Gpien’ pd. C.3 Vases 
ee Ree es ah Coun doe ¥ sae 274, co Gory, de bee eae a Nae oa area ‘ 
ars Reabaees ls Bucs edon, La 8). 22: « ostevens, J. J..... 5;Crippen, EH. B...4..~< 
Cluckner, A. B...... 254| Conger, Cainer eee 227 | Cottrill, F....... 281, 282 Ceinon, G. Bl. 
Clulow, James.. 222, 223|Conkle, J. H........ 280|Cotton, J........4.. 254|Crippen, J. T......- WG: 
CO liydign are ritiese sie. 2 nat 293 | Conlee, J.M......-- HEN COtLO MN, TD eyaie -akereaeete 283|Crippen, J..W....... 25 
Aes LS aaa a ee Cone ie lias eee Bs Cotton, ee Sav erraiattas 207 |Crislip, A. R.....-.- 238 
Bales ne. ce bial Conner. Oxenudaris ict Bl @ouch, .C. Biss. erste DENOMIst, Bs. ..cte/s\e:evele 300, 30) 
Coates, R. W.....-- 278|Conner, H.-W....... 306|Couffvr, G. M... 250, 252|Crist, Emil......... ” 994 
Coates, Seth K...... 250|Conner, John....... Wo Coultals,, Ts ars aaeieere 249|Crist, H. J. 295, 304, 30% 
Coates, W. L.......- 307|Conner, T. W......- 254|Countryman, A. F... 285/Crist, J. J....---++- 29 
Coats, Henry C...... 249|Conner, W.F...... , 965|Countryman, J. B... 284/Criswell, J.. ....-. . 284 
Woats,J..Mo.....2+ 252|Conrad, J. M........ 939|Cowan, ©. V.... 252, 253/Critchett, N......--. QT 
ODO wD Series. +)- = 262|Conrey, J. Wi... .s-s O96NCowan, Be Ach moins 268|Critchfield, A....... 2m 
Cobb, W.....--. ++. 278|Conrey, S. F........ 226)Cowden, T.S......- 997|Crittenden, A. L.... 244 
Jobbledick, H. A.... 281|Constantine, T...... 316|Cowgill, F. B... 295, 296/Crittenden, L.8..... 28: 
Cobern, C. M.....«.- 256| Conway, W. E..... A) QHEN Cowles, Pi in mete! aerate 289|Crolley, John....... 30) 
Cochran, A. 8......- 278\Conwell, J...... Pea BRON Cowles, Mie uby sure 952|Cronk, Delos....... QAs 
oe wee Rec Siee - ety a Sierra ¥ ee Cowling, John F. 275, 277|Crook, B....... eee 70 
Jochran, L. G....... BROOK) Oircsimieinle/are 976, 277| Cowman, F. H.. 288, 284/Crook, G..........- 28¢ 
“@oohran, T........ (OT4| Cook, C.D... 02+ ” 986|Cox, Clav......-+0-- 5 |Crooksaiimetiy ss + oT 
Cochran, W.....---+ OBS) COOK wD ates amis 999\\Cox, C.. Ws). shoe 981, 282|Crook, J. F.......-- 263 
Coddington, W. P... 289 (Bieoik, OWWkaRbesomcc VA Oey HA resin ob = 305 6 929|Crooks, A.....- 238, 234 
eo ao Beret = = 931g 285 ae i eareres. . 263|Cox, Gere BRED... 300| Crooks, F. R....... 27 
oe, J. W... 4-4 239|Cook, Danic +297, 298) COX, 4) ooleeeeeiaiete =. {ke 935|Crosby, S. A.... 270, 27 
es os Me ee ©. ee S UE Re aoson ” 984 Cox, Thomas.... 243, 244/Cross, A. i 
eae Nook, Joseph ...... 278|Cox, Wie. ...-)---). 965) Oross, C..s2-s5--> 
eS 2lCook, J. M......-.+ 236/Cox, William B. . 238, 239 ross, D...c ene ae 
ae Cook, Leonard D.... 263]Cox, W. W..... 301, 802} Cross. J. G@.....+.+. 24 
Coole, wl Bamber ciate 920] Comes (CoaWer..- . =.» 253|Gross, Levi....- 281, 25% 
Wook, Wea Wavetah. ole cnus QT 6 Gover. ciel « y41| Cross, W. A....-+6+ ¢ 
957 \Coyle, M.........-+- 288! Crossileld, G.....-- 


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Crosthwaite, A. C.... 251; Danley, S. B..... 298, 2 209, iDag: D Dl 5 Oey Ss pred Tpieneh HL... 280, 308, Ss 
Croueh, J. eee 293 ‘Danner, W. Wa... . 239 Day, Frank E... 277, 2 7s! Die, J. ee os. S68 
Graugh. 025. sears 276 | Darby, ee Seca Day. a sig: Hee < rel | Dililenbeek, C....... 284 
Crouse, 8...... cee 299 | Darby, We, ta B80} Day, Levic. 2... 271, 27 2| Dilley, B, Ny RENE 
Crow, D.. Steen case 288 | Daritis, W. A.. 234, 235 ‘Day, dB Ha ae ~ 981) Dilling, G.. 2s... 8 
Crow, = Res. te 207 Derieg, Je De. peekene s Day, PRcwcte eee 295) Dillon,” hans: ccnateee eet 
OUI es See eee 267 | Darlington, By... .. »282.D ayton, J. No... 20. 240) Dillon, J. 5... 22.5 208 
CROW Sey Sickles Ss 258 Darlington, N.W.:.. 227) Dayton, S. M.....2, 984] Dillon, J. Wo... ye! 
ee er .. 287, 289| Darrow, C. W. . 292; Deach, J: Ni. 0s 208 /Dillon, T. M........ 348 
Crowell, D. A ...... 261/Dart, Geo. es Sg Deal= Di* Vos 230, 241/ Dimmett, .G. Mo. 988 
Crowell, Ho Bics. So. 297} Dart, Thoms... .... 22 6: Deal, Francis /). 02... 250! Dimmick, B. FP. eae 2% 
Crozier, H: H....... 268) Dart, T. M.. 207, 298, 299; Deal, W...... 0. 263} Dimmick, tS Rae 291, 293 
Seas b = , eee 2a4 Deapsen 5 RE eee 254 eee iS Bee. ses. S95] Dimmite, I. Hc. 2. 
marie Ge dees cee . 227) Daugherty, M. A... 305! Dean Le eee 250 Dimmitt, Fob 2 ee yao 
Gram, J.D. .... 261, =?) Davenpory, C. - 267, 268! Dean, M. C........ « 285} Dio Totaray. 5.55.4 wae 
Crumbaker, M. V.-. 269) Dav enport, R. J. 271, 278 Dean, Salem A....., 256] Disney, B. A.\...... 2388 
Gane »R : 301, 2 Day an 3; a en ih baba e fe tok 297 fies D. HK. ee 
Ta es gh Oe Skee 5 avids, John 243, 245; Decker, ACW. ...... S935} Di Pica se8 2s 
Katte, AS a $24|Davidaen, J.F...... 1 251 Decker Jame a7{Dinont jieeeeeees 8 
eet 6 ae Saxe ate cor J ate 984: Deo, J, Goat ore 7 Dixon, Jes cv ennn 
Jullom, G. W....... 266| Davidson, M. M..... 249 Deem, R. K......... Dixon, W. ir nee .. 280 
Cullom, L. FF... .. .. 269} Davidson, Robert 285, § 286 (Deens, Jv Lo... 265 | Dos RU Gee «.. 280 
Culmer, Geo 223| Davidson, W. As... 281) Deering, A. Le... ... 962] Doane, N... 2... Los, 225, 
Culmer, Saat - 223| Davidson, Wicthisk ces 280) Deihl, Menno B. 258, 257 | Debbins, = Soe Saas 286 
Culmer, S Se bese a 223/ Davies, David.279, 280,282 Deitz, Henry.) Seca ; $10} Dobbs, A. So. 2.6... 291 
Se Sas M..: wets od se les, ie F. alas 263! ine : Bers Peter ..... 315] Dobbs, dukes LR. 248, 230 
unming, aes VIGSS Ua Let sete 283 De La Marter, b. 243, 244) Dobbs, J. W.... 224, 251 
Cumming, ce eae 268) Dav tes, RN ....... 249'De La Martyr, G.221, 229/ Dok bson, Jos. OQ... 277, 278 
Cumming, W. Aes 269 | Davies, W. A.... 284, 251/De La Matyr, J. H.. 246 Doekham, H....... Pes 
Cumming, W. C..... 268 Davis, eee - s+. 295] Delano, Mares. . 2a, 278 | Dodd, Thomas E. ... 989 
ae s + .283, = Skee is, i J aes 276 | tbe Lap, a BoA os Q76} | Doddridge, J. H.... 268 
ummings, eke avis, Cass... .. 278, 275; Dell, R. vice eeeas 231 | |Dodds, L.. See eee 245 
Cummings, Jos . aoe 974|Davis Cr Bisse ee 303 | Delo, B. e RAP. ESS 292) iBedee: Gan va 285 
Cummings, iS ae trod 280) Davis, D. D........ 289) De Long, A. H. 255, 257} ‘Dodge, ie dese 241 
Cummings, ws eee 207 (i Davis. DS dase. sees 265|De Long, A. P.. 255, 257| Dodson, T. R...... . 297 
panes, Vv a on Hee - re Secebdane 238! ‘Demand, Ses cee 260) Dalby, Nes eee g 
ingham, G..... avis, E. A......... 236!Demerest, W. D. 273, 275) Dolliver, J. J....... 28 
7, ene be Ia.. BRS ats See 307 |Demorest, W. Le 295| Dolliver, R. H ... 272 sare 
Sunningham eviz. 270) Davis, SS ee 810) ;Dempsey, D. L..... 265| Dolph, E. L.. 2... 2... “255 
Curl, ed eee 240, 312) Davis, MON ioe 271: ‘Denman, Wm... 243, 244/Doloh, J. SE ak Saute oc aT 
Currier, Ezra N. 246, 262! Davis, George .. 303, 304! Dennett, We so eae 241 Donahoe EB. Lh... 802, 808 
nk ee eee a oew is, bes Lee 258, 315 [Benaing,.. is Wego ee 269) Donaldson, G@....... 245 
se: AVIS Gaseu ew otk 255} Denning, 8S. F....... 274| Donaldson, W.W.... 26 
Mortis IR Tse Soe. 989! Davis, Hi Bs’), . 959|Dennis B.C... : aeslDoneliy, ; S86 
Curtis, G@. L.... 2... 255) Davis, Hardin W248, 249/ Dennis GoW 238 280} Donelson, Woe 25t 
eas 5 re Swot hic 286 | Davis, A ers) ee =: 253} Dennis, J....... 288, 284| Donelson, J.D... ... y32" 
ea iss, ae : ane De avis, John A... 277, 278! Dennis, Bi By. cae 268} Donisthorpe, F, B... 250 
Cae ams ie :. 288 | Davis, John Tee 227} Dennison, J. N .... 224) Donnan, JohnW 262, 270 
at ae 250, cas ee Baca 264, 265 | Benny, Wm. B.. 298, 299} Donohue, J. J...... 298 
Bea. avis, tar SAT ores 286; De Pew, N. A... 2... 28S) Door, J. oss k iiss 
er ae “BES ee 5 UD Serer on fa 282 Deputy, L. 0... 226, 2297 Doran, I Eee .. 886 sid 
urwicke, : 255 | Davis, 1. M....0.... 297/De Pay, W. H......' 983|Doran) J =.) 295 
pases. We... ... 285] Davis, .b, Piso... 65. 257| Derrick, ea eneee 224 (Dorner, A. H. 1... 2. 981 
ee ay We... 202 Davis, MoH, 256 De Selm, RoI .2. 271 Dorsey, § B.A. ae 
sassere ++ 272|Davis, N............ 265) esjardine, Paul .... 243| Dosds Ooo 
ee aes. 232 | Davis, 0. Dis... 288| De Souza, G. W. 810, 811|Doty, H. Al. 102. oor 
BVIS, Po ek eerie. 1} BBG ONC acre 239 ey, 168, 86 
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at berg, A.A... 247, 248 Davis, Sr Veeeuceer = 265 Devenean, INGEN Po << 969] Dotisluss, Fee 303 
“OR ' eee Es oh ne is, a pees Bee oss a Dee Pees 280) Douglass, Pus 308, Set 
A My Lessee (iDayis; Wabonn.e. = 279! Devoresd. Bis... .. 994 Douglass, S. P.. 292, 245 
Daily, W. Cae. . 801|Davis, W. Bo... 251 | Dew, Je Plast. ac. 266|Donglass, T. W..... 90g! 
Bepeiby, 1. No cee. 285 Davis, W. ar 266 Dewart, J.H.. 295) Douglass, W. Rl... 939 
Bieter... .. cae --. 229/ Davis, Win. 296, 297] Dewart, S, H. 294, 295, 299 Doust, Willian). og8 
Dale, W: Wesley W. 291, 292) Davis, W. H........ 249/De Wein, J. Mo... S00 Tome EH... 33, oe 
a oS 7s 284 Davis, —e Ha ee 308/De Witt, M. F...... 288) Love, W. Foe 
pikeM wo see a Davis, We ie Bees. oe Di eee etl. | Downey, A. Li... S6Gm 
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2 SS Se 271| Dick, Willis V.269,270,971| Draeger, E.. 290, 509, $10 
Damon, ae i Davison, ve 8 cs Si BuA .. 278, 275) Drake) BE. . i, 78 
SS SaRe isson -... 229! Diekerson, W. H. 279° 281 Drake, Jobn W.. 296. 6.2 7 
re, ae a... 3 275| Dawe, W......... . 256|Dickey, Nw... . ss. 257| Drake, ae ae 
ae ra. 29 292|Dawkins, GC. C_. 243, 245 Dickey, Samuel..... 248 Drake, Te F....-”. a8 
ae Nees Sag 249 Dawson, Charles N.. 268] Dickinson, SOB. a8 Drake, W. i. ee ee 3 
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Drew, E. W......... 275| Eaton, T. A..... is rat eee 
_ Dreyer, John H. 260, 261 Eaton, Ae IN he 86 Eliott, 8. Cig. ae oa Farce? ee. on 
Drivérs EVD shes se 225 Ebberman, G. M.... 292! Ellis, Ae Cu oro, 280, 993|\ Fant ry cs in oe 
Driver, J. M.... 248, 250| Ebbert, J. 'H........ 264|Bllis, J. “975|Farber, J. L...... +, i 
Droke, oD evs. 300|Eberhardt, C .. 260, 261| Ellis, Jatt... ...... 306|FarlowyS..........., 35 
Droke, B. P......-+. 250| Eberhart, J. G.. 273, 274| Ellis, J. L. B..... 249|Farmeloe, F. F...... op 
Drow PsA nee. 263 Eberhart, Us foes 207 Ellsworth, D. N. 268, 315|Farm é. Wo oe 
Drum, Peter W. 269, 271) Ebright, OSS ae 271| Ellsworth, J. B. ” 996|F Daria ED)... ne 
Drummond, eer 279 Ebright, Peto 2Sases6 Elmstrém, Karl IL... 247 Farnham, 84 ss 
Dry, Thomas H..... 287 | Eckers, de Wk see 282) Elrod, Albert N. 222, 223|Farn th, C-.... 
Dryden, M. F.. 281, 288|Eckford, L...... 2... 303|Elsby, JW.......... 807/Farneworth,R. W. d 
Dryer, GH... i0: 984! Eckles, d......+-. +. 293 Eltzholtz, Guat. aa 959|Farrah, W. B..... 
Du Bois, HOR MOTO oT | Bekles sds Witenes - 938] Elwood, 565 w aa 262 Farrell, Andrew... ie 
Dubois, G..W..>.... 227| Eckley, Benj. F. 67, 269 Elwood, IN... 956 257 Fassett, B.A.. 
DuBois, Ji HH... 024% 288| Kconomoff, J. [eee 316] Elwyn, HL. Mo... 954, 955 Fassett, N.. 
Duek wall, "B. L. 283, 284|Eddleblute, L. H.269,315)Ely, L. W..... "279 Fast, ED. 
Duckworth, E... 285, 286|Eddy, B. T..... 310, 311| Ely, W. ae 289| Faust, J. P.. 
Dudgeon, Be eae 276 Eddy, C ceigernn Ou ane 288| Emerson, C. C..¥ 235 Faville, Henr 
Dudleigh, CAS ae 250| Eddy, a Ay Serine 288 Emerson, I. - 2. 948 Feville, John . 
Dudley, . Jape ae 238\Kdgar, A. Dito... . 988| Emerson, U0. A.... . 265 F uveett, Ci Dy 
Dudley, William 273, 275|Edgar, G.M ....... 207 | Emig, Coen ee .. 230 Faweett, I-Ba 
Dudley, W. R....... ” 996| Edgar, W. Moos 973|Endly, W. C.... 232, 233|Faweett, J. N. 
Dnerimger, He... 293 Edgecomb, See 1 20D OO MLC Dery tera ve. 244|Faweett, W. 
WWadty. de cionisa ee 297| Edgell, B. E........ 9a0|Bnele, Jvc ilocss os 282 Faves tt, W. D 
LONER et ord LAR at Ah 250 Edmiston, SaWieecs 227 English, D.W...... 249|Fay, Frank ©... 248, 2 
Duke, Rébert....... 309| Edmond, Dennis.... 308 English, sittin Sear ao 267|Feather, J. B. = 
Dulitz, BAT SEA oa iia 291 Edmonds, ENSURE oe 281|/English, Nathaniel... 315|Fee, G. We 
Dunbar, Frank I, 232, 233|Edmonds, EK. P..... 280|Engstrom, A. G..... 247 Pos, Wile! 1226, 2 
Dunbar, See 233|Edmonds, P. G..... 280 Ensign, PATE Miles Ne 283 Featly iene "9 
Duncan, H.. 232, 258, 313) Edmonds, W. L..... 238) Entzminger, M...... 998|Feisle, J....s.0. 0408 
Duncan, aes atten oats 283| Edmondson, J. A.... 221) Enzeroth, George... 230 Feistkorn, F ee 
Duncan, ee Wins aes 254|Edmunds, L. M..... 944) Ericksen, F. W...... 959| Felder, Limus.. 303, 


Duncan, W. P. 8. 940|Edmunds, W. B.... 235|Bricksun, Albert.... 247 Fellers, Lorenzo. 240. 4 
Duncans,Edward 308, 309 Edmunds, Wm. . 255, 257 Esslinger, William, . 295 Fellows, George. 285, 2 


Dungan, G. W...... 250| Edson, J. L......... 238| Ernsberger, D. O. 310, 311 Fellows, Giclee 
Dunham, E.8..-.... 264| Edwards, Al......... 256| Erving, “Gi: AC sae 275 Fellows, Se IN. ae eee 2) 
Dunlap, Henry iter 299| Edwards, A. W...... 295| Er win, SDs 7 289 Felsing, W connie aS 3 
BDuilap. aca e ot. + . 256|Edwards, B. F........ 262 Esplin, Ws) 201, Qo0F81)|'Felt, sR aM eer arets 2 
Dunlap, W...... sooe 263|Hdwards, C.C....... 255 ESPY, de pe obi aoe 293 Ferguson, As D.. . 243, g 
Dunlavy, H. ...... 228 Edwards, C.H...... 280) Estep, B. ae 235 Ferguson, C Pee Spo ae 2 
Dunlevy, O. M...... 269|Edwards, E. E...... 221 Eeeieok. F.M... 251 Ferguson, Colson E.. 2) 
Dunmire, G........ . 281|Edwards, H. B...... 280) Euans, M. V. B...... 971|Ferguson, C. W. 273, 2 
yen. CoS. Ee «ce 295|Edwards, J. M.. 291, 292] Evans, A. M. H. 306, 307 Ferguson, E. C.. 248, 
Dunn, Frank B..... 238| Edwards, J. R...... 270| Evans, F. W.::.... Fe Ps Ferguson, G. Grcaane 
sD jche yaaa free & Cae a aes 298 ke cn 2, 223 Evans, Seder esr 232) 957. Ferguson, G. O.. 267, 
pian ciagttid S\ cara 214| Edwards, J.T...... 293 Evans, James, .:'..4. 276 Ferguson, AEROS ° 2 
. Dunnavan, A. M...,~250 Edwards. ae es 308, 304 Evans, Jefferson. ... 306 Ferguson, J. S...... g 
Dunning, W.E.. 257| Edwards, W. W. 266, 267 Evans, Jona sees 255 Ferguson, Tis. Pert ane ) 
Manton) Ae Ader vic 944| Keley, We Gigk doce 937) \Evans, J. Gees. ce se 268|Ferguson, 8. B...... 2 
Durand, J. H. M..... 306|Ehlert, C........... 230|Evans, J. P.......-- 238 Ferguson, W. M.... 9 
. Durant, oy Tavares o71|Ehrsom, J.......-.- 260 Evans, WER ARE sesoon 286|Ferguson, W. P. 267, 2 
Durbin, Si cetes Sernewere 232 Kichelberger, J.-E. ooeevians,< 1. Nis artes 278 Ferre, S.C, ename 
nrtee, Bs B.- see. 239 Eichenberger, J. J.. 260 Evans, Weenie 254 Ferris, J, Mc aaeeee 2 
Durham, E. J.... 248, 250| Kicher, Join W. 279, 281] Evans, Walter A. 278, 274|Ferry, B. S..... 1295, 2 
Durham, J. M....... BO Wyeast eres INS aie reserve cies 204) Everett, I.........+- 983|Fetz, D. ....seene te 
Durlng, A. S.:..7-: 288 Faghorey, Peele ae 272 Everhart, J. v prmbieken, J..+: sates 4 
Durston, A.S....... 989 Eignus, M OMe eee 269 Everhart, M. Wo Bier, 949 Fickenster, RB.» 6229008 
Dustin, M OD 997 | Ekey, a F ec eae 280) Everley, TETRA uate 239) Fiddler, 7. Ieee ae J 
Duteher,-D. C.:/.... ORB cave er bl. ciap mete 6 OBO Eiverley. J). cule eie ses 249 | Fidler, 8. ose 
Dvir. LW Sse + > 315| Eklund, H. W...... 947 | Evers, V. On... 2-5 266 Fiegenbaum, F.. 260, 2 
Dwire, LW. 232, 233 Ekstrand, Aree Dp ee 947 Ewell, AL. Are 951 Fiegenbaum, Higarene 2 
Dyer, Je le. -:.. +. 221 Elder % er a a Ewers, M. aa .. 248, 250 iegenban a Ri, 
(ict tele ie Bi eciricncty: 987| Ewert, A. L. T... 991, 222) Hiegenbaum, W..... 30 
ee E pe: ee seahieees oe Ewing, L... 240, 241, 246 Hel eo a pai oteae 24 
BUS, GAL. se). . 31, 25 PEG WAG oa cjaee oe 245) Excell, B........-.06 980) Bield, GigEinieiarts<- Qi 
Madswdeteeres:. + 22s 935|Eldred, A. N... ».. 244 Excell J°0, cau 9g0|Field. J. W........- 2 
Encl, Se : aa 247 Eldridge, ne a 221, oR ixline, Thomas 0... 281 hi es 15 Ds 2 
arheart, R. N.....: 279 rule lege ets rr oc 287 Fielder, W...... 273,.8 
Wark LW ss... ot 244| Bleiff, Gabriel. i abet 316 FieldapacW.. . «dee 2 
Earngey, So BAOD 300 275 Elfeldt, H. C.... 260, 261| Fagan, Z. W. Saeiaietes 270| Fields, Chas. L.. 298, 2i 
aro ees). « «sistas 266|Elftman. J. fa . 294, 296 Fahs, Re Zee, 266 Fields, Kemp..... ( 
Wasleyaks Gs. . «sitar. Qos mkins, lu. We... 267,/209) Pair, A. Sep amse= «- += 257 | Fi rley, Melvin M, 262,2) 
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5, 236 Ellington, Aaa reese 298 Fairbanks, (Ca Saaae 286 Finley, rh Cate. eae : 
. 227| Ellington, L. D..... 298|Fairchild, A.C ..... 295| Finley, J. J..... ef 

3, 289) Hlliott, EB. D....... . 236 Fairchild, 14 6 ee 284|Finley, J. §..... 

ba, 22k Elliott, (CoN, Sbeateretrn 281 Fairchild, See. cane 232) Finney, E. B.....--: 
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Fish, Cyrus L... 283, 284|Foster, J.O........+ 274 
SRS EB ARE cl dames » 240|/Foster, W.S..., 248, 244 
ISDS Genie sestper et ode 223 Fotsch, William. .... 230 
ISI er WA. aaa eiaidiele 268 Foulke, ORIN statics 293 
_- Fisher, PAC EINR ord sis DSA Outs a A ciale atasicleinre he 279 
Fisher, . Pepjamin 303, 804 Fouts, See Wiceeanes Mere) 
Fi Us ae 245;Fow, Daniel/W. 243, 244 
PO are te 807 Fowler, We Gees aes 235 

B.1T. 2, .- 270, 295 Fowler, Seveveee 284, 235 

979, 280| Fowler, J. du........ 298 

Rion < sies DAT MMOX, “Co Sirare e sitieyat oe 244 

806, 3807 Fox, Daniel (Onn cis all 

279, 280|Fox, B. L....... 234, 235 

NG OUI Ee 222 Fox, R. Cretaretor Ghee s 6200 

mite Deets = 2!<tahe ASO aoS a Wily 5 Sa Se een 288 

Were. Jiteyetag 28S! OX, Wim Abeeie a\a:« 222, 223 
FOURS 5 DTA MORROW) 2:5 o:0he 318% 289 
Wilbur 238, 239 Foxton, John L. 255, 257 
OSI AIRE sriaeieny 256 Foxworthy, Megmaricnts 249 

a AW ME. ae tists 244 Fradenburgh, Da... 292 

e , Bloomer Retina 301\Fraker, J. W.. . 252, 253 
neerald, J. BSasias 300 Frambes, O. S.. 261; 262 
zpatrick, J. B..... 282| Frampton, C. H. 291, 292 
263| Frampton, L. 221, 229, 314 

. 285|Frampton, 8.C...... 271 

lanigan, . 281, 282 Frampton, W. EH. 291, 292 
Mawith, red. 294, 296, 313| Francis, W. H....... 307 
Fleharty, nah eee 234| Frank, je ea: 294, 296 
‘eharty, J. Q A... 234|Franklin, D.C..4%. 239 
leming, 8. J.. . 261, 262|Franklin, F...:..... 272 
*leming, ene | 278. 279)Franklin, J. W...... 267 
“lemming, A Satie 270\ Franklin, O. R...... 306 
Memming, k. M.A. 240)Franklin, RP. A... H. 314 
lenner, Dah cee Pai Eran kiln. Seieni cicnic 279 
Pletcher; A. J. ve. 803) Franz, Bee Caney 810 
JANOS AN BABE Roe BUC ME ALUA. | Ke TARers el ofein. <0) 6 260 
BU kN WY «ahs ose cci cw 267 Fraser, Gre ae 3.8 811 
TCO a AG 8 Cee 272 Frazee, BROW ais. Hier se 257 
Iran), John... 2. OA Brazel] ele W wens ne 269 
SoA) 298 Frazer, Iie ie 2s stare LOO, 

isa fee eee 230! Freeland, J. H...... 284/G 

peice 230|Freeland, J. 8....... 253 

ae SAS aes 244|Freeman, Albert. 264, 265 

i One acne pice 245 Freeman, IWS eae 245 

gelson, M. P.. 248, 244 Freeman, J. li.. 801, 302 
lade ea 6s 251 Freeman, INERO Petey 275 

A... 287, 295| Freer, S. C We delerturts hae 278 

MRC stisssxs% 286 French, 8 S.A. 271, 273, 312 

Rar Sih 282 French, W. DA rats 243, 244. 

Bi; els sEpeegtars os ra, 289 Frenger, GeorBe.. 235 

ODORS 3. epi ran 285 Freshwater, To El ieseran 22 

WOKE TN) Cs cae es «ate 283| Freshwater, R. M.. » 980 
DAVOS Lisisaiteiove » ase 223 | Brew.2D) dase. saics 313 
MDGs Raise e'a's/ sso 295 Fridd, Se Wii taercaiere eto 286 
Seacusnaels 228|Friedly, F. A.. 228 

als ore,ievenete 244 Riend’ Dy: Aone ay 981, 282 

Sar 274 Frierson, DeWitt 303, 304 

fic MIPS ay ae 282| Friggins,R. H. 250 252, 315 

Baal, E.G Wicienstavets 282\Frink, HO eos "286 
Pa JAMES. es cae AWE Frisbie, At reipewme ec ces 263 
Ss. JD. spciemeneteeels 249) Fritsel 1e, Canaan oi. 237 

ord, J. H.. 235, 236 Fritsche, C.G., Jr... 238 
aye K. sce eeeos| Fritz, S. Faas Aires 294 
SNR Re 286 Fritze, Wath s. 290, 291 

Mi cas alec 292 Fritzner, Bathe Ses 294 

AM. cone 274 Froeschle, J. BY. 229, 230 

amaapmets Gt... Seabury, G. Parsee. . 271 
5, 280 ry, J. Di), Seated = « 250 

Beets isis 268| Frye, William A, 243, 245 

= RUB 6 is 5 251 Fuerstenar, August... 293 

We cB. 249) Fulcher, Geo. A, 276, 277 

288, 289| Fulkerson, E. R. 250, 251 

exalts 308 | PullemiEri.. 32h ..... 815 

1, Chon ee 295, 296 Fuller, pi) Meee 255, 257 

pater nO eb s..)2 ise) Fuller, wR eee: 297 
RCO Ra 2K wl lers Wi. EF y..e les). 270 
mesternyjG. We... 5.6: 288 Fullerton, ee ae 282 
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Fulmer, B. M....... v76'Gee, A. Av...... 298, 229 
‘Fulmer; C, E.. ee BIO NGC PIER tists, cst ayetn oecaye 288 
Fulton, G. M.... 226, 227) Geer, Geo, R. 294, 298, 296 
Funk, Bode + 290, 204 Genjiro, Yamado.... 242 
Funk, HD cratic 239/ Gentle, Alfred U. 285, 236 
Funk, Pact anole septs 290|George, A. C......., 274 
Furbmann, A... 260, 261 George, ISIN ee oatase 231 
Furman, jokey soe 285 George, iii Cage ae 237 
Furnier, John A. 238, 239}George, T.C........ 241 
Fysh, Richard .. 271, :2%8)/'George, T..T....... 2 246 
Bm Georte,tW okrs ose 2a6 
G Gena chy cin cam ca 23 
Gabler, Je .cseiessclme 237)\ Gerlach, Jobn C. 286, 237 
Gabrielson, J. A..... 247 |Getchoft, Stephen... 316 
Gaddis, J. Wo gar Gibbard, Lin. ia eases 283 
Gaddis, MuP.5 3.4.2 226 Gibbons, A.S... 240, 241 
Gatney, Wi coated 240 Gibbons, John T. 308. 309 
Gace ahh aera: 244 Gibbons, W. A.. 252, 253 
Gave. wtictem saying 256 Gibbons, Wikia ee 271 
Gases W. Dies. oo 251] Gibbs, Cerne ee 257 
Galbraith, R. L. 269, ZA Gib bess Noite. susiekere 301 
Gale, N. jee 234) GUD DS... Onis se acdgrai last Ae 
Gale, Sav Ge sear ene 295 Gibberson, De W tases 256 
Galeener, ee Nees 250)Gibson, A....... 306, 307 
Gallagher, J........ 251 Gibson, Gy Wie tee 283 
Gallimore, Chas. 232, 233 Gibson, Dissenters 266 
Galloway, W Seance. 276 Gibson, ABN 3) vaeee hee: 238 
Gallon (Gans fatercicciae 295 Gibson, JQ ire 270 
Galway, T. E... 280, 282 Gibson, Oise oe cia 941 
Cube Albert 11.243,245 Gidding. U. Js. a 268 
Gam ble, John §. 279, 281/Giddings, C. H...... 305 
Gamble, aR W i. severance 284 | Gifford, M. W.....2- 256 
Gamewell, Frank D. 315 Gilbert, J.E. 248, 245 
Gammon, E.H...... 274 Gilbert, Levi..... ORS 
Gammon, J. Jr...277, 278 Gilchriése, S. 255, 256, 257 
Gannaway, W.H.. 250).Gilder , George K» 310, 311 
Garcia, B...221, 222, 314 Gilfillan, CUR SRE MRE ir) 
Garcia, Juan. 221, 229, 314] Giles, EL, Ts ocae cae 288 
Garde Ded): geet isee 233 \\Gales,; Wa bls.. sp asins 289 
Gardanier, E. §. 294, 295 Gilbam, ROIS KBE ran 266 
Garden, J. H... 235, 311 Gilham, als, Eee ore 267 
Gardiner, R. G...... 235)|Gill, Alberts........ 3807 
Gardiner, NPR Orr 256 Gill, J. ve teas agaist sas 235 
Gardiner, Niel ae Be 232 Gillam, A apy eT ee 803 
Gardner, OMe aa. 284) Gillam, W. sae SB one 221 
Gardner, J. H.. . 271, 287| Gillan, D. H..v. 248, 249 
Gardner, J.d J, 249,971,973 Gillett, SS EA st tata 245 
Gardner, W. dbas 244, 270 Gillett, Sisk tetera 245 
Gardner Weed lacieiaa 272 Gillette, RU Saeeevenee 280 
Gardner, W.S.. 252, 253 Gillilan, Bice une 270 
GaneynS.sl 1 a6 o.4 <i 307 Gillilan, J. D 269, 271, 814 
Garlicls, LL) Mis..4 245 Gillmore, Wissleess ee 249° 
Grapes Gre ssl earetets a 248 Gilmer, U. VASE MHD 268 
Garnett, Das onts reais 292|Gilmore, Frank . 303, 304 
Garretson, Pea ates 269) Gilruth, mia: 310, 311 
Garrett, Ji ie ee 280 Gimson, neces vere 295, 296 
Garrett, T. F.... 235, 286 Ginoder, J. G... 291, 292 
Garrison, G. L...... 279|Gittens, "Edward. 225) 226 
Garvin, (oe ee 295) Glasgow, 1 DU et 266 
Garvin, Wo ‘Sie ato ane 813) Glass, By. isis stetee, and 244. 
Garvin: J. 8i.....+- 2051 Glassy dee Os). e cco: 272 
Gascoigne, M... 262, 264|Glasscock, B........ 226 
Gascoigne, S......,. 231 Glasscock, J. L. 226, 227 
Gaskins, ae eee 223) Glassner, 0. 277 
Gassner, J.......006 252|Gleason, L.......... 296 
Gates, D. Woon te 284|Gleason, W. F...... 272 
Gates oP 2. cis cre aneree 808}Gledhill, J......... 280 
CRUCK ASME Seep arie 308] Glick, ae 248, 350 
Gavitts Weise. cae 264)Gober, W. R......:. 241 
Gavitt, OEMS MAB AB ENA 232 Hala |, Betomean Gere 229 
Gavitt, H. C.... 269, 268)\Godby, A.A......... 223 
Gay, Charles M. 232, 233!Godby, John........ 285 
Gaya Davidian ie. 250 Re Josiah...... 223 
Gay Wale ate tehaiee ».(249| Godfrey, Sr..2...23. 228 
Gay, Silas C.). ear 307|Gogley, J.G....:... 265 
Gearhart, AB cea att 289 Golden O : 
Gearhart, Jee ee 235 3 
Gearhart, W.S.. 291, 299 
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Gos ek na . 263] Gr reen, John H.. 298 221 Dyck ries tapes eis 207 Hamilton, Toh ne 2+ 245 
Goodfellow, woo 278 Green, J. W 298, 299 HH Hamilton Tess oapnage Dy 
Gooding, Wok. 275| Green, Levi M.. 277. 228) Haagensen, A Hamilton, ope 293 
Ganduicn AS Kons. 249 Green, M. L. oan 277, 278 Haas, Jol py Bd wee wens 259| Hamilt ARE SS) 970 
Goodrich? F. D.. 294. DOO TART Ini aie nO al 228 Haas, WwW SR ERS 237 Hamilton, R alone ela 265 
Eaoatich’ i Biola 998|Hackett, W. L...... 294| Hamilton, L..... 244. 
Goodrich, 1 B...... 981] @reen, T Boan.. 30|Hackley, Jobn W.358, 258) 1 srniton E391, 998 
Moodneh  Moleallau 274 Green, Tg.) 7) oss. 288 | Hack mea W.252, 253) Hamil ai La Joo B91, 298 
pose elville J. 251 Green, WwW. Been 288, 234 cee C. PB... 276 io W....... ” 276 
. Roodsall’ a aster Seat one alee nT Greene, E a RCSA eee ee i Olea aeees 228 eee Wade.... 304 
Bon Token oes OTe Green AT ee, 305|Haddo noe H. 260, 261] Haw Om Wo. Bis cet 989 
ogee 255, 256 Gas A.J capone 301 oe, vo ay ze 272 Hornet Hote > 260, B81 
Goodwin, Ww (Das 949 (roan Ge es oes OTT Haefner, eae (271 Haminett, C. M. Seo. 
Goodwin, woe 308, 309 Greer, Thos. Wt "967, 301|Haff, H. Mo... 0... -.. 291 Banmicit mo 301, 302 
Gordon, SAR: ae Gregg, 7 C. 248, - Hagidom, WE cee Hammond, B. Me ee al 
. pa Deets 979 | Grege, Bde, 907|Hagar Bereesteeices 282 Hammond, D. Soo isd 
Gordon, J. M... 956 307|Gregs, R........ 0... 299 Hager, Co nee 3 is 283 Hammond, J.B 256 
Gorham, B. W 256, 257|Gregory, HL. L... 240. 248 Hagerman, ET. 9, 312 Hammond, J.D. 240 279 
‘ Gorham, J SB. eke 272 Gregory, Ais QR. .. 240, 241 Haight, Frank M. 232, 233 Hammond, g . 240, 246 
Gorst, Willi "950, 315|Grentzenberg, - 251, 962|Haicht, G. L 27, 277 | Hamm Y..... 283 
arnier, ee 234, 235| Grider P erg, H....’ 938|Haight, We /245| Ham oe "R. P. 266, 267 
: other. Lee Oe Gate Wha ea. 236|Haines, A.W...../. {OTA Hei ee - 236, 237 
Gosling, G ee Sb POD ean oe 291 Haines, ae eeeee 253| Hanaw alt, G. ee. 267 
oanel ey : Manes 945 Guta i J .@...... 265| Haines onniey ~ 926, 227 | Hancher, oT see Sane 233 
© Goss, ae 983, 285 Griffib, as Dns aeirais 244 Haines. L Peery 253! Hancock, E. 217, 278 
ee ea 257 | Griffith, ee 938, 939|Hair, G oat a .281, 282 Hancook. B, 3 seeee ee 251 
Gossard, gee 277 | Griffith, 2 u 26, 243, 945|THale. Gra aes 296, 314/| Hancox, ‘a. pine eta 283 
Gottschalic, Sg 295 Griifith, Sip oe "971|Hale, D. 251, 815 Handley, D ce ores 2. 239. 
Gould, A. M........ 294| Griffith, W. J ghd Hale Wm. Guacssadee 286|Haney, C....... 268, oe 
Gould, (Chula aeasiays 244. Griffiths Af J... sseiere'e)2 971 Haley, ee eee wwe 206 Haney, Bice! 268, 269 
Gould, Tet Gee 277)Grime, 1. ar, a 283 | Haley ” Elijah BA ed 296 Haney, Relies ee 268 
Gould, eh ae ee 233 Grimes, G. as - 249 Baley red. ae 294, 295 Haney, Bhs ea 268 
Gould, P. W....:.+. 277 Grimes, Je Biss ++ 281, 282) Hall, One hale he al 274 Hanford, ip es 268 
Pegid Rak 978|Grimes, J. K - 269, 271 Hall, Chanes i ane 263| Hankeme er, H BOP EE 235 | 
Gourley, J.C... 264 276|Grimes, M. C.......- 981|Hall) Emery .....+.. 299|Hanken, Fred....293 280 
er 6 264, 265 Grimes, 8. PRUETT 281 Hall) E. P VY cseccces 308] Hanna, a ed....2938, 294 
Geave HI a Patents 227|Grimm, W. H.. | 928, 999|Hall, E. G. W...... 968|Hanner, J. R. A. 877 296 
eo ps: o7ol Grinstoad: Je. 6. Sonal Fo Wen. ae 284. Hansen, Ri 277, 278 
Grae ee hs 285|Griswold, C........- 235 Hall, Eero Om 276|Hansen, J 10b.. + -- 0. 259 
Miele os 294| Griswold, J. M.. 273. 295|Hall’ Horace........ 238| Hansen, Joha ees ae 
peey 2 het wees 288 Groesenbs ugh, oR 273, 975|Hall, H.G........-- OmlitTancan Oven 959) 
eo oer lGrsck We 248, 944|Hall, H. H.......... 292|Hansom,William.... 259 
eo ey par Grower Batebnk ic: eel dell, Jame DGoliemson CAL Jas m.... 245° 
isha CB 5 248|Gross, J. M ea 302|Hall, James P..... 30 296|Hanway, A - 224, 240 
ee J B......- AOA ace aA ie SAB 982|Hall, J. ia P... 301, 302 Harber. E. Ne 254. 
isha. are Ai jE ieee Mea T. Goal. 308, 309 Harbert, Rone seeece 282) 
Graham, Toke Paletevee 244. Groves. IM Ben eats’ 248 Hall, eae! ie 271| Harbin, Le M . 802, 304. 
Graham, John. Se 999|Hall’ John N..-- 273 288|Hard, Clark Pls... ea 
Grah ; . P. 264, 265 Gicvon, a ae 266 Hall, Johr . 278, 275 Hard, M. ae 311 
Cioheee, Seen 233|Grubbs, W. clea 207 |Hall, L... W... 298, 299/Hardenbrook, J. A... ay 
Graliam, W.P;...-. poole. Wl. ce cao, POSNIMOM, Ls. J. oc sescwa 295|Harder, J. 8 AL 284 
GiomeeeR. ay Sate Ge A We 293|Hall, M. J...... 2 999|Hardin) F. A........ "od 
Gramley, ie aed 285 Gabor ie. Sic s 930|Hall, M. J...... 291, 299| Hardin’ F. B.... 278 974 
Grandin, J. L. 8... era 278|Gruenawald, F...... Deollall T. H..... +. o00 313| Hardin, G, C ‘ve a4 
 Graniss,’ Wem WA... 288 Gruenawald, P.. seeees 2380 Hall, Tis ee 271| Hardin, oe Soe 
Grant, +E /s.... 258) Greutzmack 259, 230|Hall, W.......20ce9f 288|Hardman, RB. M. 250 30r 
= a 286 | Grumley B. 8 F.C. 294|Hall, W. A....4.A 1 228|Hardwell, 8... eee A 
Grant, J. Ha 208) Gale BE <0) algae wo Ae esa Bo ae 303 
nt Nam, Robert R. Gue, ae teveee 234 Hall. Z,. Nes SMgiets 253 Hare 0. W oe: ates 252 
oc ae 285, 286, 287|Guess Ce 969| Hallenbeck, J. Wi. 268| Hargrave, C. B.. 222 38 
gris We enn Gobet Ha WV SS frre WB 
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Gra SLD AVEC toro «2-0 ais 263 Gulick, > igen 8|Halloway; J. Be. --0e 2 
os & Wns. 980|Gulick, J. G..s...+- 245| Hallowell, J. War Het 305) Harman, J. 
G Q 250, 252, 316 i os ee O83 Malvenny. Jacobi 244|Harmer, 8. ¥ 
Gry, ¥ 5113) eae ” 998 Gullett, Si Ok eur en 296 Halse ny Sao) a6 |\Harmeg ames. 
ae RED e eines = + aise 265 Canets, ae seceees 247 akssed ee a 286 Harmon, Jobn F. 266 | 
ed ears a é Be cVeneiafare oy Gurney, ie ss eae Halstead, W. RB RG Aa a Harmon, J. N 266, pul 
ac cceeee x 311G Bie lartisieie'e-s\e f am, Th anes 2 226 armo Yt eras i 
one a » 269, 270) wth, G AR... o47|Hamblin, M,.... pe 8 : ae ae 
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Harper, Hl. Hie mee. 263| Hawk, J. L..... 285, 286]H Page| ee 
Harpericd see duce el 3806 Hawkins, Li Denk ‘ 984 eee ; a a ae Rhinehart vary at 
ee aM ap a Bs a See Silence 249 Henderson, IG 272 cuidebeadh Mee es aes 
. .277, 278| Hawks C. 255,256,257 | E oe, “$99, 
pnts OA... 278, 313 awley, &. We 251 ee 7 "283, 984 Hildveth ae ee 
SEAMS Ncta stots 289| Hawle, R... 248, ae ieee rte 
Harrington, ie J. 295, 296 Hawley, William’ B, ot Henne W. Ute 2 Hull a . amen 
arrington,J.....-. 229 9 ¢ oy” ae aces ie 2 
Harrington, R....... 288| Hawn, C. Fo eee eee oem Hill, Oo... ees ae 
Harrington, W. Spied 225|Hawn, Edwin A. 277, 278; Hennin "i WwW ee | ih og ees 200, 208 
Harris, Caen 308, 304|Hay, Hao... 0.002 12a02 Heart aoe _-248/ Hill, D. M sees 208 
Harris, Frederick.... 289 Hayden, Hepes 252|Henry, I ee i elcid 200) RAUL Bs. Bsr vere) erete tere 236 
Li: artis, q. M Seti 284 Hay es, I AM 297 Henry . i Se rs 248 Will, H a ee ae) 934 
ans. GEL c)<!eiscce 954, 255|Hayes, A. W..... 1. 285 Howe: Tecpel. ne Hi, Peer a4 
Harris, Es. Sees 308|Hayes, D. W.... 802, 303 ane John’ T.. 309 ea 1, Devereceeseeees 244 
Se ee 984|Hayes, E..... pae iene P. i 302, 808 Hill, James......... ai1 
Harris, Ira J.... 279, 280 Hayes, F. M.. ee onl Hence ower 801 Hill, JAMES <0, 0's vec 284 
Diarra dis ate dlls 267| Hayes, S.M...-.. 307 Wen’ Lng ae 268 Hill; DOSEN <).\2 aisles 229 
Harris, J. F..... 221, 222 Hayes, William ..... 238 Hen, W. M. ee Bil aero Her 
Hace Johnie ee ae 2 ee ee S68) dh: Bi aiweautn 258 
Harris, John........ 277 | Hay litt, IL P... 285, 286|Henson, M. .... 308 247) Hill, J. Boe... 2... 292 
Harris, Jos. B.. 288, 239| Hay mond, Uncaceiher ”979| Henthorn C. B. base ert det Aa Naat ate 7 
Soa 302, 303) Hayner, A.J...+-+ +. 294|Hepp, J... je... 260)| Hall, J. Prenat 226 
Baars ee ee ee 290|Hill; John J:... 264, 265 
! is, N 942, 265) Haynes, Fayette. 255, 257| Herbert, B a Ti ea cae pede 
] arris, fie poe Be 289 pees, Bee a50( Flerbart Ty a, eset 263|Hill, J. W.......... 263 
sie its al We ete SrOrae 297|Hays, F. M......-.0- 269) ‘i athe “Sse ae BE Sis Sins eerie ata 
Harrison, ©. 8.1.12. 982| Hays, cane ca at ae man, ise He. ae 266 Hill, M. V. B... 248, 249 
ig METISON: S's as 3 s8) sels 929|Hays, J. J... tee.ese 265 eritans: hay ote ar om Hin, ee ass: 24 
] arrold, . H. D932, 233| Hays. 8. Fh eee ieee fe Ee 289 PRGA WES, 5 ws are Saree 807 
Harroun, A......... 988 Rinccards D. 1a. 983, 815 aoe vee 84, 289 Hiller, GR othe 991 
arshbarger,J. F, 262, 268) Hayward, J. H. 279)| He RM ORE er Hilliard, J. M....... 228 
Harshman, C. W 279. 280| Hayward, R. 8... ; 286, 287 Herr, Willian aoe a ae Je Heese ‘oe 
Sop ead 808) Hazard, Leonard, 255, DeelEeron i 035 mA Hilton, B. Be...e.. 315 
sents 296, 207|Hazeltine, T.H...... 274|Herron, J. H.... Dy 200 Ee ee 
Te as 77 Hazéltine, WB. core manne Baie 3 292 Himebaugh, M...... 287 
rane Lien 268) Hazen, Rots oes Goad \Hlereeee Ep 9, 280) Hindman, Ts Sonu ooo 
eee Ble Hassel @he Go. od0hMoreal, Coast. ae B05) Eithes oo ea 
990, 291|Ieacock, H. Bs... 241| Hertzler, E. E. ee 236 
babies Head WECM... hs ee AU eR 230 Hinesman, R. B..3806, 807 
273, 275 Head, geet etciaiels ates 968|Herzer, H.....(.2. So alere oe Bara... ae 
ites Fae 974) Heald, S. W......... 278|Hess, © eae tatetc: Wana abate 237 Hingley, J. B.... 294, 296 
UG ccolienle BRI. 278| Hess, Gs sesso 290|Hinkle, G. B. 240, 241; 246 
279, 318|Heard, C. M Roreea Cl oealitoceca SEE tae 283 Hinman, JM. . 940 
Ray sa 291 Heard, ian oh hago Hace WMahie ate 282 Hinman, O.N....... 289 
. 282, 233] Heaston, D. M...... 282| Hessler aA ny et ate ai Hinners, ig eo ae 
de ate tobe Heath, ©. Bed... a98| Heston, Ghaarid 904 956\Eipp, & Mee a 
808, 809|Heath, W....... bis, 245| Hester, F, Aci... 06k eo eamaur eek sue 
238, 239|Heaton, 0. E.... 304, 805|Hester, W. MK... lee Beare sre oi 
Sees ce 270| Heaton, ‘Edward B. 238, 239 Hestwood, Fi eae et oe Heizo - 249, ae 
SpE wishes « 2 275 Heavenridge, GRRE) 223) Hestwood, rE sites | tae A.C... ass 
pieee es: 314|Heavenridge, M. S.. 223|Hestwood, S........ 279| Hissey, Marion W. 269,271 
Bere iala he 256|Hebbard, M. B...... 263 Hestwood, WW ADs irs Oy or ee "295 
Sato 229| Hecox, Coe ae iano idieaee MOA ee 238| Hitchcock, B. F..... 288 
BL... 280| Hedger, B. H........ o56|Hewes, S..<.c.05ecb 249|Hitcheoek, J... 275 
(ame NbAe I 300 See REM ori ere ae 273|Hitcheock, J. C.?... 989 
Pace. 289) Hedges, S...e.-. es 249| Hewitt, 8. oil. 11. ae icc eae 
G. Ts as. 257|Hedler, O......+.... Pe ea aes 245|Hitcheock, W. H.... 269 
6 Sd OA Heck; Glee ne se oe ac 234,.235| Hitchens, 8......... 282 
On dl 274 Heffer, D.S......... 978| Hibbard, F. G....... 200] Bites eae oe 
pied aati tion 270 Hehner, Peter....... 230| Hibben, Ee Te Gs oat ee. ee 271 
eis twine 274 Hehner, Philip...... 230/Hichijuro, Kimuri... 223 |Hoadley, B. J... 282, 238 
beeen Beet, "Gein rg \as0leiokemmens GB. 865, 363 Pe ak Ho. 8 
Bie i el el, G. Bee a pe Ag, ie iby Sra eee oe 
ary pcuiticinsning KZ m4 Beas, . peter 299' Hoap en Wik ox sanaerae 944 
Bool Heintz," Bese... 00 10 Hickey, oo 244|Hoagland, T........ 231 
ee ot Hamer Go Bes ae 28K iiaen inn Bde i een gee Se 
Soe ES > qelelland, Or as. ss 7 989 Bem ta OC 
225, 953|Helm, J. Hee ieee J. W. 262, 258/Mobart, Now. 2... 293 
rar age 316 Helm) W une oa) 295 i deaan, See | oe Hobart, Bry mB 206, 316 
Daeg PeiMelmor, Fo Alco -e80 Hicks @ : Ei: se 229 Hobbs, E....... 2 72, 273 
ie oftlHelms, David 968, o68| Hacky Gs Bove eee. 244|Hobbs,Jd........+.+. 266 
268 Helmick, J Wan 950| Hick e Ps Pp CORE 257 Hobbs, Ae @ Hee Rett 
Beste «.'« 230 oes: b Seta 23 Higbee, A Bie auab ne tee ae Hobbs, M.M.C..... 228 
se eeee > ») Fee ewe wees 9) 
6 | Hemen Shs ic 290 Higgins, me ia betecads 256 
meonway ED... 244 Higgs, 1. W........- 250 
Nofetates ouets 265 
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Hodges, W. J.<..... 23] Hopkins, T.B....... ei 
Se aCe reese . 234) Hopkins, W......... 307 
aes sag Bh sete 288] Horlocker, D........ 270 
pet. Dis: tects & 281} Horn, A. ES 78, 275 
ee en, DOSS Fa cate 300|Hornbeck, M. D. 248, 249 
odskiss, H...... 0. QO LENOLNO. Sisco es islcisrersis 3804 
_ eae MOC ale Be a TOS = De Steraivs 805 
BIBT Cos vayniareieh stare z OMMer ideals 264, 265 
Hofelt, Rufus... 264, 265 Horner, Sais 243, 945 
ed EUAN Se avaelate 237| Horner, 8. T..¥, 294, 296 
ee Ale sictsisete - 230) Horner, 8. W....... 276 
tana C. H. .verr 275) Horney, J. B.... 248, 250 
ee H. eka +++ 260) Horney, J. F... 248, 249 
os Hee ..2. 809,810) Horst, Js, Hi... 237, 252 
offmire, H .... 287, 289} Horswell, J. R...... 239 
Hooeete R... 246, _ rorea JNU oe 292 
pr llowcrsickin's te Horton, G.. W...2ss7. 286 
Hohanshelt, W. G. 288,239 Horton, Dtalatteieieewets 257 
Holbrook, “A ..\.6.. 0 241|Hoskyn,E...... 279, 318 
Holcomb, B.. geetsee 277|Hoskyn, J. H....... 278 
folcomb, F. Re... 0. 253| Hosmer, W........- 288 
Holeomb, U Adee dot 271| Hotchkiss, E........ 283 
nes CABS cies 244) Hough, A. M.......- 261 
Holdrid dese Siltcofarctats 261}Hough, J. W.......- 264 
Holland, B.......... 252) Houghton, H. W.... 277 
Pollard: Wyekisss sieeve 251) Houghton, L. L..... 256 
Holland, Es... . 259)Houghton, O. A..... 289 
Holland, J. J.... 805, 306) Houghton, R. C..... 254. 
Holiand, J. W.. 262, 263) Houk, Geo. W... 232, 233 
Hollett, C. M....... 280|Houk, J. T..... 232, 233 
; eg = a eos ae BorD, se Es eevee 222 
olliday, W..C.. 27 Ouse; (Hioeeteneei= 288 
Hollingshead, J. H..’ 281| House, Geo. W...... 999 
Hollingshead,J.S. 279,281| House, Irvin F .. 250, 251 
; Hollingsworth, J. H. 229|House, Jabez B..... 266 
Hollington, A....... 263|House, M.. ......- 267 
Hollins, J. H.... 803, 304 house; aie Mi we de sets 288 
Hollister, D. M...... 265| Housel, L. O.......- 253 
Hollister, G. E...... 245) ELouts,, Li His sewer «nie 264 
Hollister, J, H..... « 280) Hover, C......-.-2-- 239 
Sipe Wise ire + 293/Hover, W. H......-. 292 
ollister, Wm. H. 285, 286| Hovis, J. M........- 292 
Hollmann, C......-. 290| Howard, W. C......- 273 
Holman, F. O... 294, 295|Howard, W. R...... 249 
ROA A A loia ol aicialeie.« . 278|Howarth, F......... 276 
aes EK ae Marsleyatels oe ss ae Wye oes a0 289 
olmes, A. J......' 5 owe dhe iacerare 245 
Holmes, ©. A.240, 264, 265|Howe, D. F..... 248, 250 
e Holmes, D.J.2 i... 287|Howe, E. W.....-.- 271 
© Holmes, D...N....... o77\ Howe, G. W......---- 245 
Holmes, E. E.... 226, 227| Howe, Olin R... 287, 289 
Holmes, E.M... 238, 239|Howe, W. H.... 238, 239 
Holmes, G.S.... 240, 241| Howes, C. J....---- 236 
Holmes, J. F.=.. 240, 241|Howes, D.S.......- 286 
Holmes, J. S......- . 292| Howey, M. U.... 262, 268 
Holmes, N. H...... *, 293|Howland, G. W..... 284 
ae . yy Masatelse es oe oe § 3 GACAE Ane 289 
olmes, W.H...... 974| Hoyt, A. F........-- 256 
Wolopeter, ©. M. 250, 251|Hoyt, B.A ....... oo DOT 
EDOM II ois ss ernieie -'-\0:0 276)\ Hoyt, BoS.6. 6). 3s s\- 233 
Welty. J. Wa. .-<-s-- PQS EOVE, Jas oss fools hee 244 
Holt, W.B.....-+ . 292| Hubbard, S........+ 279 
Holtcamp, C........ 230| Hubbell, James AD 2254 
Holtz, E. D. 265, 279, 281|Hubbs, G. S........ 286 
Homberg, H....... » 810) Huber, J. O,...--66° 290 
Jae oes ee a 242 By be 2 eth et ate 2387 
onda Yoitsu....... 242|Huber, 8. IL ........ 248 
Hoober,Jacob M. 267, 269)Hu Chaik Hang....- 311 
POO SEL i). /- <in' u's 256; Huckle, Thos. G..... 257 
Hooker, P. L.....--- 318|Huddleston, G. W.. 233 
Hooker, W.S....-- . 239|Huddleston, J. F... 281 
Hooper, W. 58...--- . 249|Hudnutt, I. B......- 284 
Hooton, Wm.... 286, 287|Hudson, G. B......- 265 
Hoover, G. K.....- ». 274|Hudson, Geo. W..... 206 
Hoover, J. R...-.--- 281|Hudson, J. L.....-- 256 
Hoover, R.......--- . 295|Huehne, D......--+- 230 
Hopkin, Geo. H. 255, 257 Huencke, John..... 237 
Hopkins, A..... 262, 264|Hutiman, G. H.. 264, 266 
Hopkins, J. H....... 244) Huffman, BoB shavers 249 
Hopkins, R......--. 204 266 









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lophes, C.cA ected 383 | Neenfritz, E. B.. 288, 289 
Hughes, James.. 271, 813|liff, T. C....... 229, 314 
AUS INO Ss te) .n Hiscuteretntolees 238|Ingham, 8. W....... ” 278 
Hughes, Ji Ios ene 300|/Ingraham, J........ 249 
Hughes, R. H...:... 282|Ingraham, 8. W..... 279 
Hughes, Te Bi. cet 282|Ingram, M. J....... 281 
Hughston, P. T...., 288|Ingram, W. C. §.... 236 
Ehirliburt, 2W asics tne 240|Innis, G.8......-.5- 295 
FN cA Pete ctes ais SO NSTI aisle, wel svat» peel 
Ul Dick ss .g-.. O78, 210 asses Hy Seto ne sie 276 
ta, | Bye stiee ace otstsiers 999\ Trish, W. BR... 22... 277 
Tel) sedis Beers a eo Sieve 226|Irmscher, E. R...... 230 
Bl ioe ee 298| Irons, J..seseceenees 284 
Hull, Truman A, 250, 251|Irwin, D. C..... 291, 292 
Titi Wod\ehnd ive Nena Ss 292\Irvin, J. N..... ee 
BrmessH Se. se.8 269|\Irwin, G. M.......-. 258 
Hummuason,G. H. 291, 292/Ison, B...........-- 283 
Himmel P= ise wee oe 291|Iverson, J....2...00+ 2AT 
Humphries, D....... SUG TEVOS JBe lor eer seeeer 288 
Humphries, J. T.... 284/Ives, Samucl B.. 248, 250 
Hungerford, B...... 248\Ivey, James.... 255, 257 
Hu Nguong Tang... 31ljlvy, Benjamin F, 228, 229 
Hunsberger, A...... 245|Iwai Chiukichi...... ” 943 
Hunsberger, W. A... 245/Iwert, C...........- 294 
Hunscher, H. J..... 280|Izer, G. W.. 225, 240, 241 
Huntsberger, F.H.232,233 She 
Letina ORL OSRS Smad 292 J 
iroats Es Wissel. 243, 244| Jack, William H. 222, 223 
Labbheunsen weeds 0 Hae 984.\Jacklin, J. B........ 257 
Himt,, Wi. Wes. /el0 or 288|Jackson, A..... 308, 309 
Hunter, A. S.... 263, 264/Jackson, A. N... 305, 306 
shuinoeleks| ah rn net 318/Jackson, B. F... 270, 271 
HaimMtOts ogee eee 959| Jackson, ©. H...... 279 
Hiumter d= (Avon 280| Jackson, H. 8....... 280 
Hunter, J- Riv: aes 907 | Jackson, d .. ss sss a 306 
Elumter, Wiis. 281, 282| Jackson, Jacob.... . 307 
Hunter, W. Coc. Aes 307|Jackson, James. 307, 316 
Hunter, W. H... 268, 269\Jackson, John...... 304 
Hunter, W. J... 294, 296|Jackson, J.C....... 270 
Huntington, D. W. C. 285|Jackson, J. C.,dy.... 271 
Huntington, E.P.... 283|Jackson, J. J....... 281 
Huntley, A. C....... 287|Jackson, J. M.....-. 228 
Hbard), WoW 2.2. ome 276|Jackson, J. W...... j 
AUR Ziaieace crete 284, 285|Jackson, J. W...... 
Hurlburt, J. G. occas 297|\ Jackson, M. D....... 
Uurlburt, R. F...... 277 \dackson, T......... 
Hanaurlifoaet, | Watisve sever ars 226|\Jackson, W. B...... § 
Hurley, J. H....¥.. 293|dJackson, W. H.. 303, 304 
Huriston, Albert. 222, 223|Jackson, W. P...... 
Hurni, Gottlieb. 229, 230|Jacob, E. P......... 
Parr Sinise oe ole 278|\Jacob, J. R....; 
Hushour, B....</6-o 233\Jacobs, A.... 
Hu Sing Mi........- 311|Jacobs, C. W.. 
Husted, A. E... 264, 265 Jacobs, J. T....- 
Huston, H. Ji,..-.0+s 273| Jacobs, Simon P. 310, 31 
Huston, J....---.-+- 265|Jacobsen, Herman. . 
Huston, J. M....... 280|Jacobsen, J.......-- 
Hutcherson, F. A.... 223|Jacobsen, Ole....... 
Hutchings, G. E. 287, 289|Jacobson, J..... 240, 24 
Hutsinpiller, 8. D... 270)Jacoby, PW Se cene 
Hu Yong Mi........ 311|Jacokes, CAS eateries 
Hwang Mei......... 316|Jacokes, D. C....... 
Hwang Ni Tang.... 316 Jacokes, T. H....... 
Hwong Taik Chiong. 311|Jagger Ty Tie veratersnrs 268 
Hwong Pau Seng... 312|Jahn, J, Cee. 296 
Hyde, A. B.... 2.0... 293|Jahraus, J. V....... 23 
Hyde, B. Bi... 5.6 949| James, Braxton. ...- 299 
Hyde, I. B..- sce ee. 288|James, C. D.......-- DAs 
Hyde, MB cas . 955|James, H. P......-- q 
Hyden, 8. W........ 300 James, G. W.... 246, 261 
Hykes, John R...... 316|James, Henry A. 271, 312 
Hypes, Benj. D..... 907 |James, J. F......-2- ¢ 
Hypes, F -sceecs +.» ga7|James, L. M........ 24 
Hypes, W.L......:- 907 James, S. P.....---- 26 
Hypsher, O. M...... 303|James, Thomas.. 285, 28 
Jameson, Alex...... 254 
I _|Jameson, J. M...... 
Iddings, J. T.....--- 245| Jamieson, A..... 273, 31; 
Iglehart, F. C, 249, 288, 284 Jamison, I. M......- 
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ohns, William A. 240, 241 
Johnsen, A 259 
ohnson, Aaron..... 307 


Johnson, A. A...... 805 
ohnson, AL C...... 265 
ohnson, A. EB... 269,'271 
ohnson, A. H...... 285 
ohnson, A. W...... 252 
Johnson, B. H... 302, 303 
ohnson, C. F...... 233 
ohnmson, B. A.:.... 291 
son wy Reece as 929 
obnson, F. W.. 271, 273 
sietele iste 312 

Pata on 265 

... 291, 300 

+ 6 sje eleie eee 256 

ohnson, I. M... 248, 250 
Aen 2s} 

A... 804, 305 

a 302 

Johnson, J. Hisé.... 233 


Johnson, J. R....... 301 
Johnson, J. T....... 266 
Johnson, L......... 223 


Johnson, Levin.. 294, 296 
Johnson, L. 8....... 232 
ohnson, L. 8... 279, 280 


Johnson, M......... 228 
Johnson, N. B...... 282 
Joumpons Ps... G2... 308 


Johnson, P. C... 252, 315 


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LAOS Wie losis copies 285{Johnson, P. O.....-- 206 
Janney, lish ise s 234| Johnson, R.C....... 251 
Janney, L. R... 310, 311) Johnson, BR. J......- 258 
PAPA A dies secant 308| Johnson, T. N....... 266 
Jarman, J. Ov..2.25s 284|Johnson, W ......++ 265 
Jarvis; Ge Wiesaaal ss 300| Johnson, W.E...... 248 
aay be, tke eat. 293|Johnson, W. G...... 807 
Jayne, G. E......... 314| Johnson, W.M’K. 222, 223 
AGE Tes Dares Wa ieaae 939|Johnson, W. M..... 240 
Jeffers, Elijah M. 248, 249|Johnson, W.R...... 279 
Jeffers, J. G..... 248, 250) Johnson, W. W...... 244 
Jefferson, E........- 804| Johnston, J. M...... 256 
Jefferson, J, -......% DTA SOLS, sy oaieteiaterat ola sey 286 
Jefferson, J. A...... 938| Jolly, G. N......... 236 
Jeffrey, A.T.... ... 939) JOlly, (Pears a siete nisi ore 283 
Jetfrey,G. M....240, 314) Jones, A. P..... 232, 313 
‘Jeffrey, Joseph...... 272) Jones, A. R..... 252, 316 
Jeffries, Enoch.. 810, 311/Jones, A. R..... 267, 269 
Jefiries, E. W....... 278\ Jones, B. D......... 233 
Jeffries, GP... 2.05. 236| Jones, Clinton .. 291, 292 
dend, H..:2..5..... gata donesC.. Pe.i.j.. esa 941 
Jenkins Ges see 255| Jones, C. W.... 248, 244 
Jenkins, G. W...... 278) Jones, Ds Os. .cc.. 6 287 
Jenkins, J. D....... 307}+Jones, E........ 808, 809 
Jenkins, J. P... 278, 813| Jones, E. J......... 241 
Jenkins, N. F... 228, 229} Jones, E. R......... 280 
Jenks, H. D..... 276, 277\ Jones, F. M......... 307 
Jenner, J. W. Jones, LAN kidew eee 245 
g §| Jones, Fergus O. 272, 273 
iis OMCs Gu css a's aisles 287 
Sonesy Gs Cvs cies were 284 
Jones, Geo, M....... 251 
OBES. IAC laxeets 232 
Jones, J) Be. sea. 278 
Jones, J.F.... 264, 265 
Jones, John G...... 271 
JONES) Se Heb eiw's tis.ete te 241 


Jones, John H.. 266,267 
Jones, J. L. 246, 287, 289 


Jones, Jd. Weece essen 3801 
2 Jones, Li... se.. dan - 223 
Jones, Natbaniel.... 278 
JOOS ING Wades retaerele 292 
4} Jones; O. Vitec vase 266 
JONES; (es Keven 276 
Jones, Samuel...... 238 
Jones, Seneca..... +. 241 


Jones, S. E..... 282, 283 
Jones, T. L 226 





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Jones, T. W.. wee 228 
JOneS; Wir axenic 288, 289 
Jones Wick yaectaer « 274 
SOMES, AW. ite wezies'e « 251 
JONES; Wiel ep ecmtsras - 270 
Jones, W. T.... 800, 301 
Jones, Wi Weiss <ieasou'e 228 
Joralemon, P, M. 288, 289 
Jordan, A..... Sead O02 
Jordan, H. D........ 245 
Jordan, J. W. P..... 274 
J organs: Lis Hee. ares 282 
Jordan, R....... coe 264 
Jordan, W.'S........ 254 
J OSI CAN arratereryetee 258 
Joslin, <GaeAy ene 276 
Joslinn Jt Seen 256 
Joslin Dvds 4 lence 257 
DOY,: Loss ce eomesataerse 266 
Moy, Motes ics . 245 
moyce, 1. Wisveumanse 227 
muds Ry Js. ggsqekes 286 
Duda W....206. 248, 945 
SUOAENL. «os wists 225 
Ju A... Teas 3805 
es... . ee BS 
Juv Was Rs. Se « 228 
OWNGM, VCR... . . sex 228 
AU PARR Gra Ale 20s s.« oleh 800 
SULA We seas: 5 ae 229 
Jutkins, A.J... 2... 274 





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Kagey, Jacob... .... 248 
Kahler: Siiiahecmunate 262 
Kaho, John D... 279, 280 
Kallio, TtN, caesar » 263 
Kalbfus, C. H....... 227 
Kaltenbach, F....... 260 
Kamizo Yajizo...... S 
Kamp, Henry D.... 294 
Kane, (Nin sens 249 
Karmopp aati in “294 
Karnop py terrae «-ci0e 294. 
Karnopp, H. T.. 298, 294 
Karnopp,; W......... 294 
Kaste, Pix qeitsan arcsec 290 
Kauffman, M.. 2 205 
Kaufman, B. E...... 269 
Kaufman, M. 8.. 296, 314 
Kaufman, S. Z...... 233 
Kawamora, Tinjiu... 242 
Chal nes ioe Ira 285 
Keaglo, dai Siscce.cree 207 
Keck, BM ee oa 227 
Keck, John M.. 279, 280 
Keebler, 82%. ..5.0% 265 
Keeeler\ Avice ste 280 
Keeler, A. R.... 248, 245 
Kigeler, Rodos site 281 
Keeler, R. Wi. ....2 5. 279 
Keeley, J. H:... 291, 292 
Keeloys id: Wa. caecite 226 
Keen, B.A sn ees 271 
Keister, John H. 262, 263 
Kertlaeity d,). eben 266 
Kellam, JissAc. ve. nce 233 
Kellam, J. D..\.e)-/45 - 232 
Kelleri-Aiictars.sohnaws 268 
Keller, G.J..... 260, 261 
Keller, Si, Cis vist acc 249 
Keller, Ji iS aerate cet 294 
Heeler: Wresrettiee acts 294. 
Kellerman, C.iRe i. 276 
Kelley tA. sucess 270 
Welleyy Ge Wieiscowie 227 
Keeley ile 24 <j. operate 238 
Kelle yiydi Ta patra 207 
RKelleygiSiec cians 235 
Kelley, Spencer..... 304 
Kelley... Wei Wins. + 282 
Kellner, Wi'Gii sito 261 
Kellog a, Bulle ihc 244. 
Biellog ge, TEL aos th 279 
Kellogg, H. W...... 280 
Kelloge, Te Te cnet 285 
Kellogg, J. F.... 278, 275 
Kellog a. \Weevklny ee. 276 
Kiellog ge, AciSige erat 274 
Kelly, oe Mi meant 263 
Welseny Pe wh coe. lance 233 
Kembally TQor 2.8 253 
Kemble, D...... 262, 263 
Kemp, R. A..... 222, 2238 
Kemper, Divina cecs 226 
Kempericdin i. sic» 270 
Kemper, J. F.... 270, 818 
Rendall, A.D .s. ats 265 
Kendall, (Hacks senves 239 
Kendall Sia sity. 270 
Kendig, M. 8....... 265 
Kendrick, AS Viisics4 253 
Kendrick aC ai.) 258 
Kendricks Wises icles 254. 
Kenjiro, Asuga...... 242 
Kenna diy Adi. niente. 254. 
Kenneday, G. W..... 258 
‘Kennedy, B. Bulacste 289 
Kennedy, Giddens 227 


Kennedy, Geo. N, 255, 257 
Kennedy, J. W. 255, 257 
Kennedys O...5:3 vce 268 


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Kennedy, 8. C....... 222 
Kennedy, 8. Y...... 281 
Kenser, John....... 299 
ent Batya tare spots 307 - 
Kenyon, Av J... 0 288 
Kephart, B: F....... 295 
Kepler, Geo. W. 281, 282 
Kepler, Woacet2 tetas 233° 
Keppel, D.......- +. 288 
Wkeppel, Jil cies seers 278 
Kern cA) sacla aromas 238 
Lge dae ioe Seueeenrs 237 
Kern, John......... 295 
Kernick, KE. M....... 292 
Kerr, Daniel F.. 235, 236 
Kerticds: Miicineer 2T4 
Retr eN by sioiteene ars 265 
ICSEE AW Lape pelelaialete 269 
Kerridge, J. M...... 256 
Kershaw, iA. soerser 251 
Kessler, je ni. sctre 230 
Kessler, J. W....... 265 
Ketcham, A. H.is... 244 
Ketcham, C. W....0 227 
Ketcham, E......... 278 
Ketcham, Heber D. 226,227 
Ketcham, J. H...... 223 
Ketron, S. Gist ens 3800 
Key, INacWises steer 299 
Keyes, ho .DAk cei 226 
Keyes, J. Ri... teen 280 
Keyes, Munroe J. 232, 238 
Keyess8sPosviies ats 274 
Keyser, Jas. D.. 281, 282 
3|Khundajee Duyanoba 311 
Kienle, G. E.... 290, 291 
Kienle, J. J..... 309, 310 
Kies, Theophilus.... 229 
Koger. cdi. vetbies sjava rs 228 
Kieht, Winfield 8. 252, 253 
Kikuchi, Takuhei.... 242 
Kilbourn, I. B......: 278 
JG Moy ebay OP RIS A Or en 276 
Killian ji Bi. aejes 295 
Kilpatrick, J.: 2.6% 257 
Kilpatrick, oie ek pecans 257 
Kaan ellis, Bexaie piss 256, 
Keim oa Satta 308 
Reine a DSW ee 282 
TSN Gs, Eieblie taste dae 241 
Kings EEGs wie. seit 244. 
ARN OS SHY EL We) cies eee 282 
King, Harsey.... 287, 289 
King, Henry.... 255, 257 
lcibaVeus le |, LOMA ae 221 
Gv ayowe Gls INT AMIR lS 223 
BGs aera 5 A 271 
Kiln oer luis, ss 2a ones 258 
Kimeue lin. | ahha 289 
crn ood am Wile three se 281 
King, Lewis.... 254, 255 
Kine ela Be 5 ee ancs, 279 
Kite ie 53° s0 Garin te) 
Keilor GME oo aks oe 267 
SSG OARS E aie 6 alfa Na - 283 
King, W. E..294, 295, 318 
Kain Wav) acest 3 ols 21a 
King, Wm. L... 286, 295” 


King, W. W.... 281, 283 


Kingsbury, C. T..... 281 
Kingston, S. Miso 305 
Kinnear sR. Li... hoe 255 
Kinsey, S....... 240, 241 
Kinsland, W..... rele BU 
Honsléy,, Abie. ..5. hae 279 
Kinsman, ‘T. H...... 296 
Kirgan, F. M... 226, 227 


Kirkbride, C. H. 240, 246 
Kirkman, J.C...... 281 





Kirkpatrick, J. L.... 268 . 


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Kirk 
reeaeeey Ar ete 
igor, T.M..: ae Kruemlin 
Hee W rei ap. WON 1A Kryder te .. 236 ues 
oe 7. C. ri 242, 258 Kugler, M. M Byes ? a Lauensteir 5 
Benger esceree 307 Kuhl, P Py Mee ou Laughlin a ea. Page| 
Kielsta Hen Seen 807) Kulp, Geo. B... 2 227| Laughlin, R cS ee . 
Kjelstad MG Saw pat i Rea PSA Rees 30 Maaincy Pimioye, 282) Leong d, J. M Page 
Klaiber, M ichael L. 259 Karmer fee Joe ; Ree Lau ee Cis be aera bs rigs 299 
oaey ates Weiss 960 Kurmer, a See Lauver, 8 g Hung. 3 a i. foe pee 279 
K eeberger, J. A. 250, 290 ung Lung Aveees 29 Laverty, John. .... Ae Tectic clic eae 287 
ieinsehiniid A. 250,315 Kupfer, C Pei NG ae Taverty Ata Uae 270 eosive, i eee 299 
ea F. HW tee 5| Kurimu Pi. B87 oe Laverty, JeB wae 222|Le Sourd. ieee 282 
Klepper. Wee * Soaltcaste Te Sayehachi, os Laverty, Veer: Bete Sourd, D.G...... 271 
epper J. We... Ete Beg es ifees La ? PB. 964 251, PM... 936, 227 
Kling, JS eaves es a8 ee ante en : 381|Lawhon Bow. 36d, 265) Leu tt a 
Kliver, Geo. W. 248 ae Kymer far yin ope lIaaion.” One ppilLevin, Keb. 308 \ 928 
reiki W.. 971. ae Kynett, i Se i . Bea hae Tew ee 998 Tee, Come ee 316 
Klose af ? EO 2 2 Kynett, Pale ea 8S ikowees ce, Hi. Ou «+. 802 Dennis Nneah ner ena 247 
Mine holee: C. -- 237 > on W we. 978| La nee, O oh aly vies ean st 
at Oy ie ea dees 277 Eee Sei oer 033 ae C. A. RR eiR i sat 306 
Klum Ser Wks. .... 290] Lace Ti ey GoW ega bestow. CE ae CEDARS 951 \ 
Ria. Norra 293 kG Re aeriar: Se bee. vanveae 204, ee aoe 363, 258 
Knapp, E. BWI 38s Lacy, We Goce om Lawson, J. D....... 276| Lewis, ae ee 256 
Hepp se es “BL 985, 286 Lawton, DB e 300) Lewis, Piha 226 
nap v W.. 282. ae add: J ey Bt FAS ayt 7. "309 76 eee Ce eke 270 
Knapp, a ea aes sh =o Tatra, tee oe Tauenby, ©. R.. eo oy Lewis, : w reese 201 
na Sa arpohats pee tes aidl : Boa azenby, Co... +4. y is, J. We 2 oe 
eS fla Rio atoms SAS iain ye, WE eee. 230 Lew aa AF nia 74. towie Ju Wisse 252, 258 
oneal Gane Beha. 944) Lair aA RRs nt 239 Tenn ames. . ie -. OT3 ree ea es 205 
Knesal ca soe 239 Lake, a3 ede 268 Leach: ee re a ae Lewin Spencer odes: 279 
nibbs. an sees 99] Bae alkey Vecgeseeeees rae Tae. NG ae ee 62 Then  Deaeae 273 
Knick einine =! 91, 293 alae o Span eee 280) Lee mes ANE -ee. 224) re) Gi 262 
AED t en ove Onno anp OWENS. oa aie We Hh eo © 
eo ee g 276| Lakin, J. je Sues 306| Leake, R. - Baas pales Mk Th. ore 276 
oniohk. Dane 273\Lam 2 Jis Q Teoma: 282] Le Se R.N Pe FRO AML is, What Seco 271 
Knight, H. F.... 285 28 SSO ene? as OE i ee a ewis, W.T......, Oe 
Keene Ae 286 Tambsrsonyd ecu fe Lean, eae ae Libby, Wee, ee 
gen Wa 1388, 299 Lamkin i WLLL ape Lets, d NM 236 Libby, Ei ee 2 
n a. ae A. 26 im a ig meat ae 98s nae. Re pe See OY Ay , Isaac © Papas 
re, avin 28,2 Tamont Deo a Lease, Jo s.scccc0 3a Lich, Hi Gee arilcses 8 
Knotts, L. $........ on Lampman cule eee i Mcachenniane oe i ote Lichliter Low... oe 4 
> See eel ee Lamport Sg) ee ue Leaton 5 Pali ebhart. M. D 3) 8 
Knowles, D.C... 222| Lance rt, We Wen... 250| Leavitt, J. 8.0.1, 386, 987 Light, O° eee 
Knox Ey Cees te, a Lanekton, Wee nes tees Keo, Beas ip. 200 Limpe ; P gh Gave 2 
ho. a Lira tee, oa §f Boe Landen Fi Ba nak 263 ee C. Cy eae 508 286 ee GLa ee 2 
Knox, P. i MA thee: aa eandronh AF. Wis ee i 2 oo Lee, C. 5 egies , 806 ian AN Mice . 26 
Knads chi ee es Langdel y Jee. ee . * ; se Lee D. Lee a 223! Linds ist, H. L 22 8 
Foch, © Bee 268 Lane. roe Adoniram a Lee, E. eer aa id oe poe 9, 
Soc 5 oe ee 259) La: Adiaamtaes 271) Le be stare 81\Li BE , pee 
eh ceo. Sam sag i ee ee so) 
Kooek: J ee eS pal 200 Bn be doi i, a5 Linebarger, 1. "iia, 2 
Bh MG be is ame, Sc ae eee 29 ee ee a i arger, I. 
Kowneke, 1 8s a fame EE a snes bd 
Koeni e,, Willa... 230|Lang, Her BLT) 28 Lee, Lr ee aaa 289|Ling big Ghieng:2 8 
Koenig Gebrse: a Tangdell, Ax? T. 290 a Lee, Rae Se 2G cen nas Ling : 3 
WMoanicns jeorge. .... anc p) tS) eee » 29 eae. os ae: ne 56|Ling elter, C. Abe 
ee I. 290 a Langrell, We Giota 272|Lee, os ees 266 ey D.26¢ 3 
Koermer, August. 229, 291|Lanning, W. L.. 295 286| Leed homas ....... 278|Ling § ing Sung... 6,2 
7 ey fe FE: s 229, 930 | RE (Cae uth) 296|\ Lee oat. Amen 997 Wine ee Laine 3 
Eorhere ae AEN eS , 990 es Tarn, G We ae ae Beck, ae cae is Raine eine aie 8 
K age, A. ¥. ? a SY SO a Tee sk vl Ean ot 
ae ena Ae “alee eee : “S94 240 Tegaott Frank. oe Be 989 Linn’ ty AL. ee 3 
Kopling AT. C2 a aoe 0 3 i, 25| Losec, 0. M. 2S neha BW zig 
ee Be) cain ah : -B.254,2 i Oat Chagsiinan ae eae 5 
Kopp Wilian:- 3 "> 300 Tatham, 3 i ath ap Letiy, t Chas. L290 Pa Tansimeyer a 
co ws 125. 290] Lathrop, C. G-...:- 983 Gea oan ae Mer 
jigs Ko (eee , 291| Lath »C.G... . 283) Leist Fab Bea’) . 261)\Lise ng Chiong. 
ee oe anal Rares 
ovl, GH... 22 * 960 athrop, J. i eta s|Lemaster, R. A.. 255, isle, J. anaes. 
Ieracher, Yoh. ++ 280 Lathrop, N,v 6 Lemar Posse ariel WG : 
: on seat peS Gk. m Saar i PR Oe Gee j 
reine Sipe eis tees: ee ee us pea cae se Little, am Jesse 266 
Kres as is eee 261 Ronco’ Weide ire oviltcnican. | ie oy 994\Little. J. B....... »2 
Riese, H.. 277 231 Latimer, Movie 205) Lemke ype Bas 28 Littles ae 
Krienke ae one 2 is Latimer Bia ae Lemon, ie ie , oan Litzeroth Bees 
Krill, H pi ee * 990 dae cei ee ene 284. Lemon, Lincoln : as 279 ti eae Okie 9 
Bole Ty. 930. 240 ie Ae I sine n bol - eee 
Kahin Oh.” 20 2a Eaton, 8.0 st Lando, BUI zillioyd, 8. Wao c 
oP Tueger 1 ROS: in, W « Assess ‘ est. + Meseeres By Cl Ae . 
ae eit ag seni Sot book, We Hoosen 
J . va uek Sj ee eee 93 29 Ox, ie i) eomnegh 23 e, C. :. Deis ean 
293|Lauek, W. F. W238, 230 Leonard, —a (Uae ae 
3 idole Phe > 064 eonard x wer, 997 Locke, Bt Ww sredeiane same 248 
wh Teouand: Jaleo 26 Locke William HH. 28 
ard, A. T.. 310 11 Toni at, am H1.273 a 
i ; < eo. H 24 9) 
ocx at ate 243, 245 
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Lockhard, L. L. 277, 278|Luck, Charles ..... . 810 

- Lockhart, A... ..-+- 309|Luckey, G. J» ...-+ 269 
Lockland, M. P. 268, 269| Lugs, Edward H. 285, 256 

Lockwood, A. M.... 293}Lugg,8....-. noe cc 236 

Lockwood, E. J. 277, 279| Luke, N. G. 240, 241, 246 

Lockwood, J. W..... 2926\Lukemeyer, J. H.... 2387 

Loder, James W..... 229|Lamber, E. T... 248, 245 

Ibekethal, ) Seo Aonpeoee 304| Lumsden, RB. P...... 298 

ibogany Ca..." <:-' 974\ Lundberg, P. A. 304, 305 


Logan, W. H.... 303, 304|Lundeen, John... 247, 248 


Loggins, J. K......- 304 Lurker, Cy... 26 6. 236 
Long, A. L........- 265| Lusher, J......-+++- 292 
Long, C. 8. 242, 248, 800| Lusk, f. C.........- 278 
IGong, H.-...... 22.5 964| Lusted, ©. ... 0.20 nie 303 
WOMGweH. Ba... 277, 278|Lusted, W. H... 277, 278 
Long, Joseph....... 250| Luther, W.D.271, 273, 313 
Long, Joseph......- 264|Lyda, A. J.....4..-- 282 
Long, John A... 221, 222| Lymer, Elmore E.238, 239 
ong, J. C....5- 248|Lynch, F. N.... 281, 282 
Long, Joseph H. 282, 233) Lynch, Samuel ..... 263 
Long, Samuel P. 310, 311} Lynch, T. H........ 254 
MOMS AW os « cicrstare erate OPW inn: Vel neva aac esate 265 
Long, Warner......- 265|Lynch, W. O.... 806, 807 
MONS, Wy kerma aie 300| Lynn, Allen..... 238, 239 
Liongden, 8. -.5....- 954) nyu, (C. Eo... 239 
Longdon, W.C...... Sie iluwma. Wasa: 288, 284 
Longfellow, J. M.... 263)Lyon, A. J.-S... 238 


Longman, ©. B.. 270, 271|Lyon, D. P......... 250 





















AG ness) lyon, MW M5... 0.2.7 288 
SOS APra Sees 970\Lyon, G. M......... 256 
Aaa Teysnacclies 288| Lyon, James........ 311 
Pea Sa UV ODS rol. Busnes 3 a1 292 
tF, 248, 244) Lyon, M............ 288 
yanceeaens DEO MAO, Wie: creiese staioutl 244 
Se sieyaleite 283|Lyons, N. G......./ 257 
Hehe etre 297 
Ber siatatars 273 M 
MARC epOne 271|Maas, William .. 290, 291 
Es OS 308|Mabee, ©. C......... 289 
On GV as eMac 980)\Mabry, WD... 2... 278 
pughlin, R. W..... 266|Macafee, William. . 236 
yughrey, BE. G..... 264|Macauley, F. G. 232, 283 
yufbourrow, W. K. 251|Macaulay, P. J.. 255, 257 
IRS SRM OSes cs 306|Machlan, J......... 255 
unsbury, E. B.... 286|Mackey, I........... 270 
ysunsbury, E. F.... 316)Maclay, R.S.... 242, 248 
pve, N. B. C......- 264|Macomber, J. H..... 296 







































ozier, Joseph J.279, 296|Manier, R.A 








Luce, S.A... Mora Ne 289|Mann, J. W.......- 


Bai. 266, 267|Maltbie, W. F... 230 251 


282|Madden, Thomas.... 249 
75|Maddox, A. D....:. 228 

Maddy, J. C........ 226 

Madgsick, Goch). cs 294 

Madison, C. L....... 308 

Madison, J. W.. 248, 250 

Madison, W. C.. 277, 278 

3|Madole, Alvin...... 251 

2|\Magavern, W....... 284 

Magee, L. Ly... .-.s 270 

Malar s Wr sass <2 siesta 227 

Mahana, JacBi cece. 231 

Mahle, Fred. L.. 229, 230 

Mahone, B. D....... 282 

Mailey, James.-.... 250 

ar Maine Ay Hii ae 812 

... 255, 256| Mallory, W. W...... 272 

sighs Sisters 255, 207|Maltbie, H....2..... 268 
Ge We ser 949\Maltbie, 8. By.s..:%. 277 


| LESBO Seeee, 297 | Manchester, C. E.../. 280 
soyd, Stephen J.... 281|Mandeville, C. E...., 274 
Sy) Wee eee 272|Mandeville, W. W... 288 


BAG TOGO. 266 
cas, Abner H. 255, 257|Manker, J. J........ 


300 


cas, John A...... \ 240 NMaMatlyeS.. FL... ioe nels 251 
cas, James B..... 255)Mann, Chas. L.. 801, 302 
micas, W...... Males. 208) MemtDsy.. . os 5 cislae 270 
Meek, J. css 268|Mann, George W.... 306 
Luccock, J. W.. 226, 227)Mann, Jacob........ 802 
Lueccock, N........5 265|Mann, J. L.......... 241 
jdauce, BF. W..... 272, 273|Mann, J. M..... 258, 815 
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Manning, G. R...... 978) Masters, Li.....+-2-- 240 9 
Manning, W.....-.% 285|Mastin, O. A.... 252, 815 
Mansell, J........6 265|Mastin, F. R......-- O44 
Mansello ths obie tres. 265) Mathena, C. F... 269, o71 
Manson, B. B....... 299|Matheney, R. W..... 39) 
Manson, EH. M....... 299|Matheney, W ......- 269 
Mantz, Henry....... 237|Matheny, G. W..... 282 
Manwell, A. C....... 278|Matheny, 8. N...... 239 
Mapes, M....-.2.2-+ 315| Mather, D.D........ 263 
MT Des sis ceay em were 244|Mather, F. D.... 261, 262 
Mareelins, E. F. 250, 251|Mather, G.......-- . 233 
Wear dori, Ger srsts\esararess 930|Mather,P. 8.....--- 251 
Margoret, E. @...... 230| Mathis, Robt. 1). 266, 267 
Murigold, H....-.... 267|Matlack; J. A... 278, 274 
Marine,A..... ea 254| Matlock, J.......-.+- 233 
Marks Bi amesce cists 253|Matson, W. A... 280, 312 
Mark, P.L.......... 271|Matson, W. I]... 294, 813 
Marke Wilt pares. or 239|Matsumoto Sogo..... 242 
Markham, LiA..... 233|Matthaci, D..... 809, 310 © 
Marks; Wiehe. 255, 257|Matthaei, P. W....- 260 
Markwith, M. M.... 263|Matson, A.......-.. 296 
Marlatt, A. oN .cei- 255|Matthew, W.S...... 25, 
Marley, iy Moo aentees /227|\Matthews, D. BR... 306 
Marley, W. L... 302, 303) Matthews, George... 263 
Marquandt, J. A. 236, 237|Matthews, Geo. W.. 307 
Marquette, D....... 934|Matthews, H.......- 306 
Marriott, J. S... 235, 236|Matthews, J......-. 268 
Marsh, A. J..... 250, 251|Matthews, James.... 225 
Marsh, G. Wios<. ma 299|Matthews, L.8..-.. 244. 
MARS J <in:%,  tevetenets sre 251|Matthews, 8S ....}-.- 226 
Marsh, N. D.... .... 245|Matthews, W. A.}254, 255 
Marsh, Robert L. 234, 235| Mattison, D. D. T... 282 
Marsh, 8. N.2..: <<. 226|Mattison, O. B...... 5— 
Matas Soe)... «lier eiee -273)| Mattison, W.C...... 289 
Marsh "I: DB... pee 94 4\Maneried s) Bight. <i> 290 - 
Marshall, G.A.....- 271|Maupin, J. P.... 264, 250 
Marshall, J. K.P..... 300|Maverty, P. J......-. 244 
Marshall, W. K. 295, 296|Mawbry. J. B....... 200) 
Marston, G. W.. 281, 282/Maxey, W. N..... ae ae 
Martini, Ayo fsstareietee 293|Maxfield, J. B.......+ 235 
Martine (C.. Var cie cnn 938|Maxtfield, J. K.. 249, 251 
Martin, Gideon...... 282|Maxwell, J........-- 288 
Martin, G. W... 252, 315|Maxwell, J. A....... 228 
Mantin, HL, Tis... acer 275|Maxwell, J. W...... 258 
Martins eiojas:-) cubis DIO Meh. ID is ABrasejeis 120. «\ea 949 
Martin, J. A.... 281, 282|May, E...........-. 278 
Martin, J. B. 248, 249, 250|Mayer, Andreas..... 287 
Martin “J Csi citer 229|Mayer, William. 236, 237 
Martins SauNesivicenis 241|Maynard, O. K.. 277, 278 
Martin, John J.. 240, 241|Mayne, W.'T........ 241 
Martini nviet1 ote DESMA Ss, Cobre seeeigie 3808 
Marrbimyiel a Wis en): s:a-c1e 292|Mays, Jordan C..... 808 
Martins S02 Win 295|Mays, Perry C .. 281, 282 
Martin, M.H........ 238|M?Abee, C. E... 296, 297 
Martin, Norman A.250,251|M’Abee, I. N....... 280- 
WiGhantia ieoerneaoe see 299|/M’ Allister, J.... 255, 257 . 
Martin, Peter........ 230|M’ Allister, J. J...... 244 
Martin, R. S.... 228, 225|M’Bride, Kk. H....... 280 
Martinis; (elvis. 8 -.0672 250|M?Cabe, John J. 226, 227 
Martin gSs enero: 953) MO Cabes Linc) soa. cre 227 
Martin, Wi. C..32.... 939 | M? Caffree, F. J...... 272 
Martin, W. M....... 295|M’Cain, B. H....... 307 
Martindale, H. C.... 233 M’Caleb, D. L.y 296, 297 
Marting, J. C....... OST \ ME Calltesan ac sspears 249 
Maryott, A. H....... 284|M?Cartney, J. T..... 232 
IMGMAGLE MT OMier. «(s/he 245|M?Cartney, W. H.... 288 
Mason, A. M ... 808, 309|M’Carty, d.......... 264 
Mason; E...2....... 928\M?Carty, J. H....... 288 ~ 
Mason, H. B.... 283, 284|M’Caskey, R........ 238 
Mason, J. M.... 301, 302|M’Caslin, C......... 265 
Mason, J. W.....2. 227|M’Caslin, M. G..... 281 
Mason UT. sje « 244) M’Cauley, KE. B...... 306 
Mason, Wisin. onlemining 289|M’ Cauley, J. At..... 24) 
Mason, W.F......05 223|M?’Cauley, W....... 806 
Massee, W.....5.--- O76 | Me Caw d ole. arinee 254 
Massey, dis: [bas rejeioer 299) M’Chesney, S....... 252 
Massey, L. H....... 300|M’Clain, D. P....... 229 
IEISSC Natl Em fo 267 | Me Claing Uso hcmes ens 258 
IMIASSCY, Mey Jide lexcleaens 267|M?Clain, 'T. B... 254, 255 
Masten, J. H.... 283, 284) M’Clary, T.........- 296 





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mOloary, Deanne s 281|M'Intire, J. S ...... 278}Melton, A. P.... 806, 807 
MeClintoek, A... 252, 818]} MIntire, ON GS ste , 292|Mendell, J. W...... 255 
Be Clare, 8 W2 sal eepntenee Soe 21 ig Mendenhall We "288 
MClure, T. C..0002, 264|M’Intosh, J.W.. 266, 267|Menger, H.’M........ 261 
NU Colnr, DB. cA: 5... 2217 M’Intyre, D notoatig se 239|Mercer, J. E........ 268 
M?Colm, Seale terecoreys - 227) M’Intyro, J.P ...... 249|Merchant, A. J 293 
MP Comb; J..... 2... 292|M’Intyre, J. W...... 265| Merchant, J. H...... 280 
Saas ee 232 ee MIntyre, R Maidciausien 290) Meredith, C. B.. 281, 282 
MPCord, J” H...7... 968|MP Kaye i, 1.45, oad| Meredith Teol0002 ane 
M’Cord, J.S. 268, ih REN SLA RE ei NENG eles 277|Merriam, W. A. 291, 292 
MW Cormac, W.E.... 278 M’Kean, Jise neta ae 232] Merrick, ee 271 

M’Cormick, AD Dee on 20 MO Kee, Us Nie 278} Merrill, Frank W. 267, 268 

Cor hs David §.. -- 269 es ae 264, BS: Merrill, EL Fe baci soe 256 
Og basse olgis 040s 00 z nt? piel ata.» availa IMVOBTUL Ye UNE oe cere one 6 
WCoy. F. 7 ape ce ods |MKeltey: Cc oa ay are ai 380 
MOor J ae 228, an Mey ee seebe a Merritt, alee, 294, 296 

OV ye et aieleve wees 272 enzies Ee di jenn 276 Merritt, H 221) 222 
M’Coy, Meera 248|M’Kenzie, W ....... 304|Merritt, L. F........ 292 
M’Cracken, G....... 240; M’Kenzie, W. H. 283, 285 Merritt, Seely ee Sens 244 
MCready, David. se 204) M’Kilips, G+... 282/Merriwether, Geo. W. 307 

ready, . 278, 813|M Gita Pepe Ui oi -278| Mertens, J. H....... 261 
M’Creary, E.D....... 292|M’Kinley, G. G. 273, 275|Merton, F........-.. 290 
M’Creig t, M.M 267, BOO ME Kinley, Riss asec 306| Metcalf, H. K....... 269 
M’Cue, P. eal fis eee M’Kinley, W.. 295 Metcalf, De Bee eee ls 28 

~MCulloch, A.. 233|M’ Kinney, A. "W.... 806/Mettler, A. B....... 275 
MCulloch, C. On Pa SHe 268) M’Kjnuney, Moses.. 307|Meyer, F........... 294 

- M’Cune, Lote pea nig 257|M’ Kinney, M. M.... 306/Meyer, H......:.... 290 
Ni Curdy, 9." W .i.:.'.. 265| M’ Kinney, W. A.... 250|Meyer, J. A........ - 260 
M’Cuskey, J........ 270)) M’Kinsey, ANI PEs ioreye 229|Meyer, W........... 298 
MDale Be oo H.... 252) M’ es pant eeiat 288| Meyers, DeWitt. 287, 289 

i , 23 Kown, Cr Bios. ole Onseue ot 7 
MDale’ R IS oarone wes Mowe MO ee Michell Willan rs) 25 
M’ Daniel, D.... 235, 236 M’Lamore, Gees seca fase : 806 Michener, ep aeeare 252 

-M’Daniel, J. F...... 229 M’ Laughlin, John I. 269] Mick, Be, aie 
M’Donald, J. 6.2.2: 292|M’Laughlin, W. P... 271|Middleton, H. O..,.. 227 
M’Donald, Den Witistsjele 253 M’Lean, Ors Sac caee 277 | Middleton, eae 229 

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M’ Dowell, W. EF. 232, 233) ) W? Mahon, M. H. 255, 256| Middleton, 8........ 250 
M’Eldowney, Sxek ssn 256|M’Manus, J. H...... 276| Middleton, W. N.... 271 
MElfresh, A. B..... 249|M’ Millan, H.C.. 254, 255) Mie »yama Kanichi 240, 241 
M’Elfresh, B. ¥. 269, 271) M’Millan, J. A...... 262| Mikels, W. R........ 229 

‘WElfresh, G. B.S...’ 248|M’Millan, W........ 276|Mikles, F........... 229 
WElfresh, W. M’K.. 249 M’Millin, W. B...... 224|Milburn, ge Leena See 300 

. MElroy, L. Benj. 269, 270|M’Morrow, W....... 267|Milburn, W. H..... 248 

“MElroy, W. N.. 249, 250|M’Mullen, J. W. T.. 228|Miles, H. H......... 282 

' M’Elwee, 'S. J...... . 244 M?Maullen, TE. 288, 289| Miles, J. W......... 265 

mNCBUCN, J... c se 284|M’ Mullen, W. T.. 226|Miles, W. A......... 295. 
M’ Evers, Edward.... 246|/M’Nabb, J.......... 232) Militzer, C. A....... 237 
M’Fadden, M. B..... 249 M’Namara, & A. 294, 314) Millar, ‘Do Bicnaae 256 
M’Fadden, (OR PBB Pe 253) M’ Namara | 935, 236) Millar, Frank... 285, 287 
M’Farland, J. T..... 258 MNewe R.. 273, 275|Millar, G. B. 278, 275 
M’Farlane, IW a iae a> 286|M’Naughten, 8. W.. 223|Millar, Perry.. 285, 287 
M’Farlane, W....... 306|M’Neill, J. W....... 297| Millburn, J. R...... 238 
M’Fawn, Cae 258|M Neill, ii reais srt 282|Miller, Adam....... 226 
M’Fawn, David..... 812| MW Niff, BE Osse eat 295 Miller, (A ED ayoietenele 265 
M’Gaha, C. F... 301, 302 MePheeters, My NV ecaivare 269|Miller, A. H........ 275 
MW’Gee, ’Andrew..... 268| M’ Vety 267, 269 Willer, A. Tose thts 292 

Maries, J. C.......: 278| Mead, a Pfc en 287|Miller, A. R..... 252, 258 
M’Gee, John W..... 301|}Mead, A P WB as, cg . 286|Miller, A. R........ 270 
MWGee, T. B. 255, 256, 257 ees Oo miaieye 291, 292 Miller, ea) Bibles ay 
M’Gerald, isha sua ee 284|Mead, M. B......... 933) Maller,| Ci) Cesc. Jaa. 

’ M’Ginley, E......... 276 Mead, 0.1. cotgans 293 Miller, Charles M. 201, 203 
M’Ginnis, D. A..... 282|Means, W. E........ 295 OY NOs Weare steko dete 6 
A Gowan Mesa) cee 264 Meachem, Unser odpbe 265 Miller, Lee Goor 239, 295 
M’Gready, David.... 264 Mechesney, LD Seanez Miller, 1 DR ae 279 
eS ae Hens oe 293|Mecklin, J. L....... ++ 298 nae, ae chee 262, is 
M’Grew Blivecaie oars PASSING Ke cl! oan SB EeaoS 276) Miller, B. H......... 
MGriff, J. H....... : 967|Medland, William 285, 286| Miller, F. K......... 279 
MGuffin, EHD: wis :0 e\eje 275|Medlock, W......... 300) Miller, Go os csytisreas . 806 
M?Guire, Bess sess 265|Meeker, H.........- 289 Miller, G. L......... 249 
M’Guire, W. W..... 239|Meginnis, William... 223/ Miller, G. Wigwaes:.- 268 
M’Henry, A Dr sitet 287|Mehaffey, W. H. 228, 229)Miller, H........... 227 
MHenry,’J......--- 307|Meik, James P.. 310, 811/Miller, Henry....... 230 
M’Hugh, OB sscleas » 227 Meixner, Ate ‘293, 294 Miller, Pbimamat a3 282 
M’llwain, John A... 256]Mellender, J. Woe. 254! Miller, Howard..... 250 
M'llyar, J.J.....+-- 265| Mellor, Fred. G.. 800, 801] Miller, Henry F..... 230 

' M'Intire, E. O....... 805 Mellott, ne ae 8 286 Capa il; ORAS Gee 302 






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Miller, Jares....... Day 
Miller, Jesse........ 254 
Maller,  SsAS teense 265 
Miller, John A., 264, 265 
Miller, CIPS Taser ay 802 
Miller, NOS ate ares 264 
Miller, J. Gis meets 251 
ING tA IR 244) 
Miers TK 8s crore 264 
Mier dite 2. c3.te 5 230 
Miller, De QAs cle oue 281 
NEM or Me hietulrvais ate nie 240 
Miller, CI Ma Stee eee 270 
Miller, J.V.R 223 
Miller, J. W..' 
Miller, J. W..2\) i 
Miller, J. W 268. 





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Miller, L. W272; 273, 312 
Miller, Bt Re bikie 262 
Miller, Moai. cosets 292 
Miller) IN. Goce 265 
Miller, Ps: ici c enters QUT 
Miller, Robert A.277, 278 . 


Miller, Tort Doo aeeee 283 
Miller, a, usa wee eee 
Miller, R. T..... 264, 265 
Millers Re OW’ semester 278 
Miller, Bu Gueeceee 264 
Miller, True A.. 277, 279 
Miller, Wi Cidosrcuteaes 299 
Miller, Wi. Cie eevee 800 
Miller, Wt eerste 251 
Miller, Wi Gua coasters 269 
Miller; WWE ces eater PA 
Miller, Wis Dergervaeiars % 
Miller, W.P.... 801,302 
Milligan, $ Worms 3 
Milliman, ELS Ce teaeemes 
Millington, ECs 22 
Mille, BeGvoos eam 24d 
Mills, E. M.......00: 28 
Mills, Fred. A... 291, 29 
Mills, Jacob .... 294, 313 
Mills, J. Boao eee 26 
p Mills, Jesse L... 279, 28¢ 
Mills, John M...... 266 
Mills, Johm NEC 278 
Mills, UES paola 238 
Pe a a 281 
NISMS OW S's sie'e «miei 288 
Millsap, J. S........ 2h 
Millspaugh, C. E.... 284 
Milne, A. M........ | 308 
Milnes, C.'G.. 0. «ne 24) 
8] Milward, Sieve ae OBE 
Minard, es 27 
Minear, Pe INS i earners 248 
Minegan, C. : W let 804 
Minehart, J.T... 269; .27¢ 
Miner, C. W.... 291, 292 
Miner, CRS Ans « 251, 252 
Miner, Milo M.. ey 980 
Minium, W.J....... 269. 
Minor, WE ea . 280 
Minty, W.F.... 275, 313 
Mintzer, Olin We... Sl 
Mitchell, B..... 272, 278 
Mitchell, C. BE... 248, 245. 
Mitchell, F. a Eastgate 227 
Mitchell, Gre EIS seacapene 238 
Mitchell, Bl G. T.288, 289) 
Mitchell, Dy emia 233, QT 
Mitchell, James..... 270) 
Mitchell, James. .... 298 
Mitchell, J. G...-..- 248 
Mitchell, J Share eon 
Mitchell, - Baede 256 
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Pe Bae M Oo 272 O13 Nichols, J.C... me 
~. 2490 Moris, J. Rove... ec 273| Murray, O...... 2, 2 rps ee 
Mitshell Ww Roe Morris, J. W....... 286| Murrell? M. M. . 300, 301|Nichols, J. E........ 20 
Mitter, Ges 236, 237| Morris, a Tiige torstcte tar 308] Musgrove, J. T. 921, 222 Nichols, SRA nite 
Mizener, D.........- OTP MOLTISS FIN: stevereueelas 293 Musgrove, Wee 250 Nichols, a Bee AB 3 a 
Mace. CB 228 Morris, x. Davee 948|Myers, T. J.......- : 253 pees ob ee mi: 
sear Geowl986;'237|Morns; Wine. asl. 270 : Nichole. a ee aon 
MOY ACEO! (ae a. ne 232] Morris, W. T.. 6, 267 icholson, J. A..... San 
aT OH Dasa) ne 289 Morrison, AL Bi ene 266| Nachtrieb, C. Bee Sette 290) Nickle, OHS .2 291, 29 
Moh. MeL 997|Morrison, A. P...... 244 Nachtrieb, (Ce abr > 237 Nickle, Si cca uegie 292 
Molyneaux, H. B.295, 296] Morrison, C......... 964| Nagler, F. L........ 237 Nickerson, E; Tea 226 
Monett, T. at oe 932| Morrison, ©. R.. 949| Nakada Kiukichi.244, 243 Nickerson, JJ.. 255, 257 
Monroe, J. B.294, 296, 814 Morrison, D. 8...... 999| Nakayama Chiujo... 243]Nickerson, M. K. 2 
Monroe, T. H.....- 270| Morrison, E. B...... 932|Nall, J. W...... 266, 267|Nims, W.. . 240, 241,246 
Montgomery, C. H... 253 Morrison, J. F... .- 300 Nankervis, be Mamet 287 Nippold, Ji Mis ....c a see 
Montgomery, Shs merNe oT Morrison, John W... 263|Nash, C.......... - 267 Nixon, < sages rece Be 
Montgomery, Joseph 248 Morriston, YN dae Mee leg 282 Nast, Ac dc. cen. 236, 270 Nixon, - eae coer ata ane 
Montgomery, M Mo. 965| Morrow, H.......... 254 Nast, Wrrvacprtseyemerern 237 Nixon, Teusyen lists ce 8 
Montgomery, W. 277, 279| Morrow, J.......... 286| Nate, John......... 275 Nixon, A eas 261, 26 
3 Moody, Caseaaedbon 226|Morrow, J.S...... .. 239) Naumann, H.... 2... 230) Noble, Clg beam 6 249, 250 
Moon, A. D..... 248, 250|Morrow, R... .....- 964|Naumann, P........ 230) Noble, J. R...... oot 286 
Moon lis Nic. nccmese 257 | Morse, ‘A.D: 948, 250, 268|Nave, O. J.......... 971|Nocka, William. 236, 2387 
Moore, Artes 281, 282 Morse, aM sess: 292| Naylor, C. A........ 270 Norcross, gale be Sea 280 
MQoKes PAM lteter. 244|Morse, D. H........ 222|Naylor, J. W..... Ls 307 Norman, (Gir sas o-s 308 
Moore, By C222. seek 257|Morse, RB. N......-- 968| Nazarine, F. W. 278, 274| Norris, C. H.... 283, 284. 
Moore, Carrell... 303, 304]Morse, 8. A......... 284| Neal, A. Rene 270, 271) Norris, George i 279, 280 
Moore, Davidinnc.<-:s 266|Morse, W..........- 286 Neal, ll C Bier sins 228 Norris, G. . 803, 304 
Moore, D. Ric... ... 233 Morton, SAND) Sears 279 Neal, James E.. 283, 284| Norris, H. Spe ere 813 
Moore; (Fe @sa.. 2 304|Morton, J. H........ 256 Neal, William C. 235,° 236 Norris, CGO) ah aA RA 282 
Moore, G. W.... ... 292 Morton, T. E. F. 310, 311 Neary, EAC) RT EES 2a Slee 272 Norris, J. 8. 274, 285, 286 
Moore, Geo. W...... 235 Mosby, We SELB areas 808] Nebeker, L......... 228 Norris, M. L.. . 278, 275 
Moore, H: H.... ... 292) Moses, Mi: .\....c5.--- 280|Needham, A. H..... 275) North, AON EOD? 2 288 
IMQOOsS eie%. ala sine xe, o- 306|Mosher, C.......... 956|Needham, A. T..... 241 North, Nathan... 283, 285 
Moore, J. A. W. 298, 299} Mosher, W. Penn.248, 244| Neff, J. gees 291, 292 North, J DSeN aR 285, 286 
Moore, JD 5. eo 239\Moss, C. M...... 248, 249 Neitzel, (Gigeste 293, 294 Northcott, H. C.... ¥ 236 
MOOTCi oe Eistais,0\s 10+ Dial MOSS SO uate erence 989| Nelsen, A. H.....:.. 259 Northcott, T. W.254, 276 
Moore, BREA se a ciate ie Bis Moss; do: see ceaiee 984| Nelsen, M..\....... 259 Northeraft, Rid Sctene 282, 
pMoore, JoNo. 2s... 800 Mossman, W. iH. 292, 298 Nelson, A Aetna 232) Northrup, ics oe 257 
PMI ORES idles Vie vie nest in ee 223 Moulton, @. He ees 986)| Nelson, Aud). ci sae. 241) Northrup, James’ A. 311 
Moore, PW Ais Sorsierets 280| Moulton, R. C...... 813 Nelson, CuGeaa bia 247| Northway, L..... s+. 288 
MOOKe, IS). Zio dn snieeie 279| Mount, Gitomer 245 Nelson, C. W.F., 262, 286| Norton, C.R........ 258 
Moore, L. D.... 254, 255 Mounts, eke sheen 263 Nelson, Te Oeer eee 247| Norton, F. J.. aug 279 
iemoores Ni Vee. 998|Mower, J. W....... 296|Nelson, M.......... 814| Norton, Hiram F.. «2. 207 
Moore, 0. E.....3.25 938|Mower, §..........-- 233| Nelson, N. G....... 248 Norton, SraD ace he» 279 
Moore, 0. J..... 281, 283 Moxcey, G. W...... 988| Nelson, O.......:.. $06] Norton, R........... 278 
Moore Ace sec san 9951 Moyer. Hy Cursum... 288| Nelson, 8...... 248, 245 Norton, IR Cer estieta 248 
Moore, Taylor...... 304|/Moyer, J. C.B...... 289| Nelson, Sdmuel..... 3802 Norton, W. B... 288, 239 
Moore, IWACEL GER 05.2 249 Mucker, IORSes o eme 808| Nelson, W. H....... 3806| Nott, Benjamin erheielece 276 
Moore, William A... 310 Mueller, AaB er oot, — 2 237 Nesbit, STAR ors Ae 3808 Norwood, eae 808, 304 
Moore, W. J. R. 264, 265 Mueller, Geo. J.. 260, 261) Nesbit, S. H........ 265| Norvell, J. E. 272, 312, 318 
Moore, en 1 283, 284| Mueller, H. ae 293, 294 Nettleton, JENA D has 284 Nourse, JS SB ta 270 
Moores, L. M... 302, 303 Mueller, ge NGO cee 260| Neville, Gere 813 Bete M. C... 230 
- Moots, p. OU 268, 269 Mueller, a ae 298, 294] Newcomb, G. ie 294, 295|Nuhfer, N.......... 937 
» Mordatt, J. B....... 3115\| Mireles aise «l= 238| Newell, ae 267, 269|Nulten, G.......:. 252 
ee Mees. oo 273 Mueller, William.... 287 Newell, OME Tees 239 Nulton, Joho D. ‘279, 281 
UNTOre SW. ’Jel Ress. ssn 265 Muirhead, eS eivenoaels 249) Newell, BE. F........ 245 Nutten. Ae eee te 283 
Moreland, J. F...... 299|Muldrew, Mark.. 303, 804] Newell, O. R........ o78| Nutting, Wo, 221, 313. 
Morey, Deans 268 Mulfinger, Galligan se 994 Newey, William. 255, 256)Nuzum, G. W....... 276 
Morey, As Fs:...... 285 Mulfinger, J. A. 298, 294] Newhouse, F. D. 228, 229|Nuzum, I. F........ 276 
Bloreyy Cie seine ses 252|Mullenix, W. M..... 270| Newland, a yid Seana 239 IN yeFOe das ss sate eres 239 
| Morey, G. M.250, 251, 252} Muller, D. H.. 280 Newman, lox bien 283 ‘ 
Morey, e RRR AE Fit 268 Mulvaney, W. H. 266 , 267) Newman, H......... 236 Oo 
fromort, ©. Besta, 294|Mumme, F..... 309, 310 Newman, fsfied Seema 247|Oadams, Thos. S. 285, 286 
ee, wv D.... 222, 223| Munger, RDS, 288 Newman, \iedeenaer 248) Oake, Gee 278, 313 
~Morgan, A. Roe 269| Munsell, C.W. C.... 248) Newton, A.......... 275| Oakes, Thomas H... 310 
Morgan, B. Fs .te 255 Munsey, DRO arene 800) Newton, A. D....... 944) Oakey, J. Po... 25. es 295, 
Morgan, Cs FS eae 257|Munson, R. W... 262, 264 Newton, C,H... 806, 807 (Odell ad... ate the ene 257 
Morgan, D.......... 295 Munroe, Sere 284 Newton, HIRST) Srocee 284|Odell, J. W......... 268 
“Morgan, F. M....... 297 Murdock, AD aie Cosa PS OL Newtons Le niece <:. «xis 27'7|Oden, J. R...... sees 244 
Sukeigce” 1s Rae 244|Murphy, pts :+-q 226) Newton, Isaac ...... 263 | Odgers... ses ose 274 
Morgan, J. G....... 956|Murphy, A. +s eet 254| Newton, N...... 0.05 256|Oetjen, J..... . 286, 237 
Morgan, John L. 238, 239|Murphy, x | Lah A 3 238|Newton, W.E....... 224|O’Flyng, I. M....... 239 
RNKOL ac Evesie cee 5. + Murphy, D.. .... +. 258 Newton, Wm. H. 301, 802}Ogborn, A. M... 251, 252 
| Morgan, R. D....... Murphy, J.......... 298| Ngoi Ki Lang....... 811 lee MEN, ae 229 
“Morgan, Sistema te Murphy, J. M...... 267|Ngu Ing Siong...... 811 ene J. es Ree = WB 295, 296 
Morgans, J. T Murphy, M. D...... 235] Nichol, James E.238, 239/Oglesby, D......... 266 
ums pA Bee rere.» Murphy 8.8.0.8 252 Nicholas, Ri Wecrenns 277 | Ofling Clee heie sais ca. ee 
aveeried. DL. . 5. 803}Murphy, W.......... 249} Nichols, AS Ais . 281, 282 Oleott. Der eo oe 286 
: erie DES i sesene, Ol pu Mecano Gale. o'. . eetale 270 Nichols, Alfred... 306 Oldfield, 1 rp D ae ae 263 
; Mors, E.E.... 2... 288|Murray, J..........- 227| Nichols, E. A....... 271 Oldham, Wm. F. 244, a 





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idati' GarAGe 248° v1 AD Omelice as sche ¢ 309,310) Peck, G.W........- OSE Phillips, Tees i 
OlneB Eatin 259 Parcells, ID SRAT Oia 289) Pecks. He’. sces aexcine 284 Phillips, Wie) Aes 275 
Olin, BCAG ers -- 286] Pardee, a Nee - 278, 312 Peck) J. Beeeg wiewen 204 |(eraallips, Wi Ucn ce ORV eyez 
Oliver GORY soste ee 280)| Darleeal Gye. tise 297| Peck, N. Ro...) sos. . 241/Philpott, W.S...... 263-— 
Oliver, J.B. 0/2268; 257 | Park “J.-L... ..0 ss. O97 Pecks Wass o.. ee 252| Phinney,J.D. 204,296,313 
Olivers Jin May oven 236|Park, J. M.......... 240|Peck, Wesley. .:.... 240] Pickar: Ww. Biecen 284 
Oliver, S. A .... 255, 257|Parker, A. W... 303, 304 Peebles, R Wo 2 Grelprekets (Ce 299 
Oliver, Thomas. rad 278) Parker ce: ie ae 266,267 (Peep, Usnzccte ewes 286 Pickett, DE Saray: sine denes 299 
Olmstead, J. W. 286, 287| Parker, C. W....... 298)'Peet, Wie Oo. occ aes 284 Pickett, er Vins 208 299 
Olmstead, al sel Bee 274 Parker, Du Miz. 277,278 Pegelow, Clare raid 290 Pickles, F. M. 240, 241, 261 
Olsen, Armand...... 259|P arker, Hina tone 308, 804|Pell, J. P.......... . 254|Piehler, Franz.. 229) 230 
Olsen, August....... 247 Parker, IRE Sawin 245|Pemberton, J....... 295| Pierce, Beate ue 267 
OlsenmOs Es. ee. 259)\Parker, H. Ow. 5.2 3 257| Pendell, cH af . 272, 273) Pierce, D. A...s..... 281 
Omann, OeeBodc ao 260 Parker, wee Bene sean 256 Pender, Ue Mesto 267 Pierce, iD gg aiG -. 256 
Omang, T.G........ 257|Parker, T. A........ 249 Pendleton, j. W. 240, 246 Pierce, SD eee os 256 
O2Neal i. Hw. ices. 229 iParkers DoH os sees 285|Pengelly, R......... 944 Pierce, DSA a ores 236 
0 Neal, Cia Keane ee 255 Parker, T.R.... 301, 302 Pengilly, ARCS rere 27 Pierce, eu recta 301, 802 
Onuwki Bunshichi.... 243 Parkhurst, F. ‘s. 283, 285 Pepper, Gre Wikeniccer 233] Pierce, J. T. 221, 229, 312 
ORIN Ge sites wos s 265| Parkhurst, M.M..... 274 Peregoy, W......... 280] Pierce, M. R. 250, 252, 315 
Oreutt, Beg. 22s 286| Parks, E. L......... 239 Boerne, ds iSwagauee 226) Pierce, R........... » 301 
Ormerod, dil deheoahe 263|Parks, J. M......... or7\Perkey, M........3 . 263 Pierce, Reuben KE, 266,267 
ORT WAN aiiate nieces oc aai's 250 Parlett, Bipe Hepner 268 Perkins, ETSWNE Sector: 268 Pieree, IR Kes 277, "278 
(OSG SN US ace ge 250 Parriott, Geo Witsaniae 282 Perkins, Earl tei ote 283 Pierce, it., Miser aes 268 
Orr, David...... ras 267 | Parrott, 2 Bee 302| Perrin, D. A. 256, 267, 269 Pierce, Winner ere 255, 256 
Orr, OHMcCy .suscaee 2Oe, Parrish, Je astgckicn 225 Perrin, Ure anes "256, 257 Pierce, WiGasiiennas 233 
Orr, J. Ber nes pet Parrish, P. R... 255, 257 Perry, SAID eerste 282 Pierce, Wm. H.. 276, 267 
ROE Snes. ane sjleee) Leo EATSON, I. Aloe en 20). BODW Perrys tas Mangement. «/< 282 Pierce, Win. R.. . 250, 251 
Orwen, HoH. ....).. 282 Parsons, Do wean 244) Perry, Enoch. 285, 286, 287 Pierson, George L... 258 
Otwick, J. F........ 245 Parsons, Gonepisteiae: 286 Perry, Ges Weer ces "O74 4|Piggott, Ws Hocacsee 280 
Osborn, W. B.... 283, 284 Parsons, JON" sss 225) Perry, dh dic sacs cele 235) Pihl, Mi Facies 240, 260 
BOsmorne, JAN oo... 5 284 Parsons, NAPE ee 231} Perry, John siete arate 293] Pukey: Bis. dsthers Guerre 253 
Osborne, Dennis.... 311 Parsons, Richard. 269,271) Perry, J. B......... 298 Pilbeam, bs beast 277, 
Osborne, D. C....... 281 Parsons, RCeoe ea. 236) Perry, cd. Hiserrcsccets 800| Pilcher, "A. M.. . 275, 276 
Osborne, F. oa & 285 Parsons, pd bare 278 Pare: Oliver H. 248, 244] Pilcher, E. H....... 256 
Osborne, FLL... 255, 256 Parsons, Wm. H. 243, 244! Perry, William. . 305, 306 Pilcher, Ube Parity 26 
Osborne, G. R....... 224|Partridge, B. A...... 283} Pers ing, H. Ei 265 Pilcher, Ji Niven ce 270 
Osborne, J. O....... 292! Pate, Robert . . 273, 274) Pershing, I. C....... 265|Pilcher, L. W. 258, 315 
Osburn,’ Witsdistore so ies 221|Patten, A. W....... . 274| Pershing, a ) sists - 265) Pillsbury, C. D.... 0. 288 
Osgood, Joel........ 270| Patterson, C. D..... 233| Pershing, T. F...... 265|Pillsbury, J. P...... 271 
Osment, J. W.... 296, 297 Patterson,C. NG teres 285 Persons, £.. foRB Acie 233 Pillsbury, Sigsieaene ae 
Otjen, William... 278, 275) Patterson, E. B. 248, 245| Persons, H. G... 255, 257)Pillsbury, W. H. H.. 
iis, Gag eBaA be Ber eas 261|Patterson, G. W..... 239] Peter, August Reacts 293] Pincheon, J. B...... ood 
Ott, Union ops HoRANes 810|Patterson, H........ 225| Peters, A. Pome ch Une, * 301 ine Tee;, is Gres ene 286 
Otterman, OEM Wie seein 268| Patterson, Henry ... 803|Peters, Benjamin.... 811|Pinner, G. D........ 240 
Overbeck, H........ 293 Patterson, Ralph..;../.249)Peters,'C.. 2.0 0)..085 292|/Pinney, P. P.... 292, 298 
Owen, A. "Kes oee 232, 233| Patterson, R. L.. 959, 253 Peters, Frank R. 291, 293) Piper, E. G........- 285 
Owen. WovAL oes. 6 (too Patterson, Netter. Q6o) eters, G.A sce. es 233 Pitchford, W.. J. 270, ae 
Owen, G. W....... . 256|Patterson, W........ 299|Peters, H. A........ 268] Pitner, J. ated am 
Owen, Lele enantscd 284|Patterson, William.. 239]Peters, J. H..... 261, 262 Pitner, Wm. F.. 277, a 
Owen, 'T. W.. , 273, 815| Patterson, W. E..... 258|Peters, J. W....---- 270 Pittenger, H. G.. 234, 234 
Owen, W......... .. 248} Pattison, Robert. 255, 257] Petersen, August 259, 260) Pitzel, Je Hs: .. 244 
eOwens; Cs Ts .20 035. 233 oS iTAK OSA CPCS 3800 Petersen, A atcha 5 . 259 Pitzer, Riv 5's clean 
Owens, J. H........ 307} P: ne Taelie@anaise neat 280 Petersen, Os eeenen 259 | Place, Mn ste 232, 233 
Owens, W..........- 276} P: Ww. SioSeabn te eo 260 Peterson, TE ASE ae 284 Plank, Cesena antics 290) 
Penlas! (Gala Woasdoc 237| Peterson, P. W...... 986|Plannette, D. C.. 293, 314 
ie Bavey, By Miliniee 2. « E220 Petty, A; Liss escuters 265|Platt, J. pee 207 
Packard, L......... 283|Paxton, W. F....... 278 Petty, Chas. T... 279, 280 Platt, W. Di. ccc: cite 204 
Paddock, B.E.. 243, 245) Payne, C. H......:. Qo7\Petty.s.d. Osan sans 800} Platte, D. A..... 291, 292 
Paddock, GarWin”. bee 283|Payne, J. W........ 223] Petty e Hbyae aananzif Platts, 8. (Cocca os 20M 
Paddock, OSB Bas 244)Peake, J... ..%.. 11117 999] Pfactle, W.......... 810 Plantz, Samuel. . 255, 256 
Paddock, W. M..... 244|Peake, T. D. W..... 271} Pfaff, ae a]ade COREA 291 Pleasant, Geo. ses +. 808 
Paden, 8. K........ DIB CAr Cer UA. elaiaials . 285|Phaffenberger, E. N. 237]|Pleisch, Cues: 229 
Pagenhart, Ww Amanae - 291 Pearce, Ora. eye 280) Pharr, T, Acnses 801, 302 Plested, Wiener. Be ane 
Paine, J. ile eee 284 Pearce, Ts re ect ele 6 269| Phelps, B......... £4295 Plimpton, BuO. 3 20 
Paine, 6 ei aa iS eet Pearce, Wm.. ort, 278| Phelps, J. D........ 288] Plock, Karl eens ey 237 
Paine uicderss ccish <6 280| Pearce, W. H. 280, 291, 292| Phelps, J. W........ 278 Plomer, C. I... 310, 311 
Painter, W. H....... 233|Pearman, E.E....... "300 Phelps, iS-oN co sara 295 Plueddmann, eu 236, 237 
Painter, W. W..... . 292|Pearne, 'T. H.... 226, 227 Pheloe Warren A, 288,285|Pluenecke, C........ 309° 
IB AIIMIGINPAL EN. 6 s+ 0c 232 Pearne, W: H....... 288|Phelps, Win. R.. 284, B15 Plumes. .'.. ..<cis 239 
‘Palmer, D. R... . 292|Pearson, G. L....... 312|Phetzing, J......... 937|Plumb, M. H......-+ 275) 
Palmer, Geely als we 268 Pearson, J ieaaaee aver 907)\(Phiter, W Deena: 272|Plumb, N.J.... 311, 31 : 
Palmers. 33.222. + 257|Pearson, R......... > 251 Phillips, Dc. ASS 299) Plumle ay Asser aseis 284 
Palmer, H.B....... 233|Pearson, W. H...... 280] Phillips, A. B... 291, 292)Poe, W. M.......... 250. 
Palmer, J, F........ 222) Pease, 1 AEC Phillips, D. W...... 266 Poland, fi M.... 277, 278 
’ Palmer, a Ga 279|Peate, J....... veeae. 292) Phillips, BaW...... 248 Polelase, Alfred P... Be 
Palmer, M. R.. "948, 250 Peate, RG. se teceiace 5/297 | Laat pss eee cte: «+ «5: 279|Poling, C..... wee | 
Palmer, T. B........ 240 Pechin, DD aa hes» 258) Phillips, O. A....... 318| Polkinghorne, 8. 255, BT 
‘Palmer, Willis..;226, 227|\Peck, A.......0.... 288] Phillips, O G. H. 287, 289| Pollard, FE. O....... 236, 
pt, J. A..... 248|Peck, Arthur C. 221, 222/ Phillips, Robert. 243, 24.5 Pollard, OM Westen Sass 268 — 
Pang ‘Ting Hie...... 811/Peck, E. A.......... 289 Poilips, R. D Oe at .. 288 Pollard, 8. G sis eer 286 























































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Pollock, A...... 232, 253] Prose, JeRessberee eer 270|Reed, Geo. L.... 267, 269) Richardson, D...... 301 
Pomerenke, W...... 990) Prosser, Di)... 0c 6 280| Reed, G. W.......+- 243) Richardson, G....... 274 
Pomeroy,.C. R...... 938) Prouty, W.ocs cues ce 244| Reed, Horace........ 250| Richardson, G. B.... 288 
IPOMOETOV MDs cleterarersi-l> 975|Provine, E...... 802, 808/Reed, J. C...... 228, 229|/Richardson, G. W... 309 
Ponton, Robert H.... 808] Pryor, qi aaa 269)Reed, J. H...... 243, 245|Richardson, H. 8... 287 
Poole, Wm, H...... 257 | Puett, W.. Wow... 0s Q23heed, J. J... steiner | 227) Richardson, I. B.... 276 
Pooley, Robert H. 278, 275] Puffer, Wm. N.. 248, 245/Reed, J. L......... 264|Richardson, I. H.... 277 
Poorman, F......... 49 Pach, ER aeemcepere 258| Reed, Lee ......'. <1 808] Richardson, J....... 286 
7 oe A eae 263|Pugh, M. B...., 264, 285| Reed, P. H.......... 801|Richie, H..... sess 268 
122) 050 5 deo See 264|Pullam, W. B....... 804] Reed, 8.......00.006 257| Richmond, J. H. 248, 250 
Hope, Be Bin. 3.0.» «16 256|Pnilmann, H........ OB yaM cree ied Nol Oa BE <> 263) Richmond, Taylor 281, 283 
OPC Lede sss seen 232|Pumphrey, J. 8..... 927|Reed, William... 808, 309) Ricker, R........... 278 
Pope, W. B..... 255, 256] Purdy, A..... eae 285|Reed, W. M........ . 249| Ricketts, J. S....... 271 
Porter A’, eaters tetske 286) Purrington, O. J. 287, 289| Reeder, G. A., Jr. 232, 233] Ricketts, 8. B....... 227 
Porter, Andrew. 298, 299}Putnam, W. A.. 294, 296|Reeder, G. A.; Sr.... 233]Ricketts, T. M.. 270, 271 
Bortet: aS... Os FUL BY ene ep crime epeiclaresie O54 | Reeder, Jer Di veetet erat. 267| Riddick, I. H....... 257 
SOXLET, pbc icisiste' ole tae DUB NEVE NG sc sieisinteisie <0 8's 278|\Reef, J.:.R.....+. 268, 267) Rider, M. W........ 282 
Portersda bcc. « 226, 227|Pyke, James H..... 815| Rees, W. H. H.. 288, 239) Rider. W. H...-.... 281 
Post, Bidwin A... 223 : Reese, Myron W. 282, 233|Ridgaway, H.B..... 227 
POS oseHion Lapccrsieteraleielore 225 Reese, AES plinetatotetes ste ” 904 jee D. O.. sss. 226 
ROR eWiste sre cos ce 285/Quarry, W. J....... 226| Reeser, G.F........ 292|Ridlington, J ....... 277 
Posten, C. W....... 238| Queal, By CRS LEe sk 289|Reetz, Frederick .3809, 310}Ridout, J. C........ 292 
Rostle;, 1a. Moco se « are 270|Quereau, G.W...... 274| Reeve, Benjamin 255, 257|Riebe, O........ 809, 310 
PROSLODS Wise sisietae ciate 252| Quigley, J.......... 295| Reeves, A.....5. 2.0 279|Riedemann, J. W.240, 241 
Potter, A....... 243, 245 Reeves, GC. W....... 280|Richl, D. C..e..---. 245 
Potter, D.W.221, 222, 314 R Reeves, J. UH... ..... a4 Riemenschneider, C. 237: 
Potter, E. C..... 238, het cae ee BREED e ae pow ua nee Be Sao A pemensenne E. 237 
a aialepeeasle rp orors t Sirentlvetetterete egister, J. W...... 27 hemer, RS ieee 
oaedlecte ss o72\\hader, H..M........ 281 Boiber. TGorasee ne 937 Ries, Frederick...... 309 
DELIA 88 286|Rader, I. K......... 281|Reid George. .... 222, 293|Rite, J. M...... 270, 271 
te eee 257|Rader, Jacob R..... 221|Reid, J. C.......... 306|Rifenback, D. 271,312,313 
"W..252, 253] Rader, Luther §. 279, 280|Reid, J. M.......... 245|Ritlle, Cyrus........ 235 
aye noeaode 249|Raesener, A......... 310 Reihle, G.....:..0.. 291 Rigby GoW cis ieentoee 
ottle, W. A... 277, 278|Rains, T. F......... 302|Reinhart, F. W..... 236|Rigby, J. H..... 278, 279 
ried eaters a dae es ie nents he pase ae ... 240, 241 Riggin, F. A.232, 258, 313 
Saat | Ralei, BaD ita eteds CUZ Se Aen e\cefeleroteni2O0l Ful PAAMERS or So 
Senet. 923 Baney, EL Sy eee Rote TR ea Rivelackien, W a Be 
ki 932|Rampey, J. N....... 302|Reno, P. A.......... 292|Riker, A. B........+ 271 
grea 263|Ramsay, W. W.. 238, 239|Requa, J. D..... 282, 284|Riker, §. C......... 270 
BEG OHGy 298|Ramsay, W. W...... 256 Reveille, JW... 994 296 Riley, Charles .... . 951 
Baie etd date, ors 250|Ramsdell, 8. M...... 256|Rexroad,J. C...... . 289 Riley, J. T...... 264, 265 
suaeiecpansh 296|Ramsey, 8. K....... 236/Reynolds, A. C...... 295 Riley, Thomas. . 243, 245 
EGA 249|Randall, E. J....... 251|/Reynolds, C. P...... 252|Riley, William....... 244 
1... 301, 302/Randle, E. B........ 250|Reynolds, G. F...... 286|Riley, W. L......... 292° 
Sas 253|Randle, G. D........ 248|Reynolds, G. T...... 265|Rinder, F........... 293 
ers, M.N...... + 267 | Randle Rg «..sese a 266|Reynolds, G. W..... 288 Rinder, J. C......e- 294 
owis, \ Sacee om . 236]Randolph, R.... 240, 315} Reynolds, H. U..... 274|Rinehart, D. B...... 263 
*rather, S. H... 291, 292) Randolph, 8. F..... 281] Reynolds, J. B...... 267|Ring, Frederick. 259, 260 
oie ee.....-s. 244|Randolph, V. C..... 268| Reynolds, J. R...... 972|Rinkel, J. M.....2.. 230 
att, G. W. 271, 273, 278} Rankin, FM tho . 278 Reynolds, LL. H.., 252, 258 Ripetoe Wrasse aes 803 
ratt, G. W.......-. 286|Rankin, S........... 270|Reynolds, W. A,.... 249|Ripley, A. P........ 283 
MevUU A EL. Oletelere a's. 278|Ransom, A:......... 267|Reynolds, W. W.... 254 Ripley, HM! ee 288 
otis MES asi + » 278|Ransom, E.......... 968|Rhea, J. H........ we 208 Rippétoe J... 950, 251 
eeteeia snes 291) Rapp, John C... 229, 230] Rhinevault, 8. G.... 284 Rippetoe, W.B. ” 997 
Prentice, W. S...... 248|Rauch, R...... i... 263|/Rhoades, L. M..._222, 293|Rippey, W. E....... 282 
‘rentice, W. T...... 249| Ravenscroft, J. B.... 267|Rhoads, 8. H.., 940) 241 Rischenmeyer, W. *) 237 
Prentiss, L. E....... 263|Ravenscroft, W. E... 267|/Rhode, J. M.... 229, 230|Riser, John..... 990, 291 _ 
Presson, H........- . 251|Rawlius, B. F....... 299|Rhodes, D.......... 279|Rishell, C. W....... 226 
resson, J. H....... 251|Rawlins,J.......... 223|Rhodes, J. C......... 292|Risher, D. W..... 1. 298 
wsseseee 272|Rawlinson, J. W.... 288|Rhodes, J. E....... 288|Risk, J. B.......... 265 
W...... 229|Rawls, A. O..... 238, 239| Rhodes, R. H......52" 221/Ritter, John......... 230 
He, Us aialate rs ate 282)Rawls, E. B........., 254|Rhone, Z. 8... 234| Roach, Alexander.302, 303 
A .... 268|Rawson, E.B.......  989|Riason, J. A.... 268, 269|Robb, R. H. eke 298 
Rs «s+ee- 282/Ray, George W.. 269, 271| Rice Bota tc: ” 988|Robbins, Jesse.. 255, 256 
Bites Press actos 299| Ray, Spencer........ 306|Rice, H. D.......... 227|Robbins, J.C... ” 987 
a, P........ 255, 258|Raymond, B. P...... 287|Rice, W.... 292|Robbins, W.T...... 265 
rice, R. D.....-.... 295|Raymond, E, O...., 268|Rico, W. C......--.. Robe, de Wes. ae D4 
282|Raymond, M........ Q4 Rich, A. J Roberts, Ghas. 'T. "306, 307 
Baye 263|Raynor, J. O.... 231, 241|Rich, A. R..... Roberts, 1, P........ 286 
Bec tg 941|Reager, J. S......... 233|Rich, C. E Ba beris otek. (rae 
Rae sth 5 290)Ream, tT. eas oReQURBIGh oS DG: seeses 295| Roberts, J. A... 988, 289 
Reasoner, J. R...... 249|Rich, J. O...... » 295 Roberts, Jas. E.. "291 
ei. 200) meapd, He... .c. 305|Richards, A. J...... 257|Roberts, J.T..:..... 949 
Tees BooRah... 294|Richards, Ira A..... 811|Roberts, J.'T........ 275 
sesssenes 279|Reddick, M..../..27 304|Richards, J. H...... 244|Roberts, L. W...... 289 
Deen a 269, 270|Reddington, L. K... 288|Richards, J. M....., 934 s, ON... 288 
Prior, O, M......... 270|Reddy, W.......... 289|Richards, J. Y 
rk a J.. 269, 271)Redhead, R......... 289) Richards, 8. W 
rite Ee, ©: Tye 09 206| Reed, AL AL... ... 286 Richards, U. 
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Roberts, Wisse sos 225) Ross, H...........65 230 Salisbury Wi papidocraa 274. Schreiner, Wresscinrsis - 291 
Roberts, W. W...... 248 Ross, I. Disco saae cess 240/Sallenbach, EK... 260, 261|Schuette, ‘hk ee 291 
Robertson, D. A..... 255|Ross, James A.. 252, 253/Salt, T! 1omas W. 296 997 (Schuetz, H.......:.. 230 
Robertson, F. M. 224, 278 Ross, IRS ncn Greene 265 Sammons, John C, 305, 3806! Schuetz, William.... 230 
Robertson, J. F..... 253 Ross, Samuel ....... 307 |Sampson, R. L...... 297 |Schuldt, Henry.. 290, 291 
Robertson, ean OF ee 301 Ross, NAG ASE ee ene ge 270|Sampson, R. S...... 800 Schuldt, Wm.... 261) 262 
Robertson, W. H. 287, 289|Ross, T. M......... 287 Sampson, Witret centers 280 Schuler, Wsciaiay eee 298 
Robinett, J. J....... 301} Ross, William... 277, 278|Sampson, W. H..... 286 Schuler, Charles..... 310 
Robbins, W aR elatarcters 811) Ross, W. C........- 276|Sams, Joseph seat 307|Schulz, 'C....... 290, 291 
Robins, J. W.-:.... 280|Rotert, W........... g90|Samuels, A......... 307 |Schultz, F. H... 260, 261 
Robinson, A.. . 252) Roth, je lac eh 290|Sanborn, D. O,..... 286 (Schultz, G.J........ 261 
_ Robinson, E........ 286|Rothweiler, J....... 237 Sanborn, Je Wea 284 Schultze, W. C.. 229, 230 
< Robinson, Edward J. 234|/Roup, W. W..-..... 264)Sanborn, O.......... 256 Schumann, T... 236, 237 
Robinson, Tees haeas 299| Rowand, B. De ee 263|Sandabul, Juan.. 221, 314 Pec Pa nse eee 233 
Robinson, I. B... 278, 275 Rowbotham, W. 286, 287|Sanders, Re Sos sts 236|Schwartz, W. H, 248, 249 
Robinson, J. SCRE 292)Rowe, C. E......... 269 Sanders, Geo. M. 262, 263|Schweinfurth, Jdhn. 237 
- Robinson, J. B...... 268| Rowe, Jas... 272, 312, 313 Sanders, Sas Ge ree 268|Schwietert, J. B: 229, 230 
Robinson, John E... 311 Rowe, Justin A... 957 |\ Sanders, AS hae as 229)Schwind, Woon 230 
Robinson, Dean 268, 269 Rowe, Thomas T.283, 284 Sanders, Se Oe ees 306|Schwinn, G-........ 28 
Robinson, J. H...... 266)Rowland, D......... 280|Sanderson, F. H..... 273|Scism, We! nl Sipens 283 
Robinson, QaMisst ae 226| Royal, J Hs Boeke 225 Sanderson, Rittee eta ste 271 Scofield, L cree 292 
Robinson, J. M...... 244! Royal, Ledru........ 225|Sandmeyer, J.J..... 280 Seotield, Je i Chron eee 292 
Robinson, a BWiscrine 252 Royal, S3.Oxsar aces 297 |Sanford, A“M.. 277, 278 Scofield, Pu Watt ae . 292 
Robinson, J. W..... 809) Royal, H.W... se 226 Sera 1ohs aaa ee 236|Scoles, 5.5. Dies - 238 
Robinson, J. W..... 312| Royse, O. S. 294, 295, 296|Sanford, B. G....... 288|Seoles, W. H........ 264 | 
Robinson, M. J. 275, 276|Ruble, J. A..... 300, 301 Santora, George. 298, 299|Scott, A............ 255 
Robinson, R. D...... 257|Rucker, J. C........ 248|Santord, H. €....... 283 Seatt, Aves. os 265 
Robinson, R. L.. 284, 315 Ruckman, PsG:: 250, 951|Sanford, J. L........ é 32. 
Robinson, R. Sen 252|Rudisill, Wm. A, 310, 211|8 Sanford, eA 279: 
Robinson, 8. J.. 305, 306 Rudisill, oie} Bae avtse ae o1 Sanford, 8. F 282, 
Robinson, T. E..... 262) Ruff, Amos C,.. 232, 233 Sanford, WES Reciae ee 303 
Robinson, Ws Bee oss 287 Buff, By sardines elevates 2 238 Sargent, Jape dees i 221 
BOCK, Bs sacs Ls + a's 230 Ruggles, et Gaasoce 254 Sargent, ae Oocbsohoc 248|Scott, J. H.. 267, 268, 269 
Rockwell, W. D. 284, 289) Rugh, J .........-08 268|Sartwell, 8. M.. 291, 292 Scott, Manoa D.. 262, 263. 
Rockey, ey ee 221 Rule, MetAve reeds 301 nea M. W. 273, 275 Scott, MOse8i.3 ics oc 280 
Rodabaugh, D. F.... 251|/Rundell, W. W..... 993|Satterfield, T. R..... 275 Scott, M OARS Atiog 6 256) 
Rodda, Richard. . 240, 241)Runner, W. A,...... 283 |Satterlee, W.W..... 295|Scott, R. W......... 299} 
Rodenberg, C....... 230|Runyan, H.......... 252|Satterthwaite, J.W.. 280/Scott, 8. B.......... 3801 
pudeers, David A... 228 Runyan, Wee... 2... Qo Sauer, TEs oes «1/5 see 290|Scott, W. H........ 27 
UN OCU BRB Gae SEESrIne 289|Runyan, W. W...... 288|Saunders, N........ 244|Scovill, James... 288, 284 
Roe, Ce Chen ae eek Rushbridge, J. L.... 263|Savidge, ©. H... 295, 315|Scoville, H. T....... 274 
ROCs cel, EPs ssc 00 «.-» 284)Rusk, A. Eads 239|Savidge, C. W...... 235 Scrimger, G. E....8 , 250 
; Roecker, J Ja iisaoae= 238|Rusk, B. W......... 240|Sawhill, B. F....... 264 pcs William B. 304 
_ Roeder, M..... ~«~ee200|Russell, Al Jos... 244 Sawyer, Gpere Bntsieta 808|Seruggs, C......... . 308 
oehl, Coe et. eae 294 Russell, CEES - 233)8 erre anne 287 Seabrook, Se We es ai 
Rogatzky, Oscar. 236, 237 Russell, ABB a irseele - 276|Sayre, we it, bane Oinns 2'70|Seaman, R. Brisrateioat 268 
Rover, A. As... 2. . 268 Bussell, Sgeletete reps 256|Scamahorn, J. A. 223, 315 Seaman, Wis oae. ve 26 
Rogers, Benj. B..... 256 Bussell, APY Sancenahe 257 |Searr, George Sitios 255|Seamans, E. L...... 276 
Rogers, BoP... 2s: 282 Russell, J Ornate. 279 Searritt, Pee Sere Q6C i Soatless.. .'. o:. 31s «etnias 274. 
movers, (Gas .\c..%01.+ 6 282|Russell, R. D........ 269|Scawthorn, G. W.... 267 Searles, Arthur... 232, 23 
Rogers, Ge We viens «isis 277 Russell, ET. Bie ean 800|Sehaal, J. G......... 237 Searles. F. M.... 282, 23 
Rogers, Uiemonee. sire 269 Russell, T. H.... 300, 301 Schaefer, Jon eerciseie 294|Searles, J. D........ 276 
Rogersy rst aeciclet ite 302 Russell, W. V... 222, 293 Schaefer, Peter...... 293|Searles, W.......- .- 28% 
gers, J. H.... 269, 271| Rust, By ih 226, 227 |Schafer, ‘these Elia? ponte 289|Searles, W. E......: 284 
Rogers; J. H.......- TRUS teal Outretraseeee 227 |Schaffer, G. C....... 268|Sears, H.....2.. see 266 
Rogers, J. H } Buter, UES Ce AanaanA 954|Schelling, Charles... 261|Seaton, J.B.. -. 80 
Rogers, eM eto Lave 295|Rutherford, J. P..... 967|Scheurer, B. W....- 229 Seaton, Mia. a-</ewieame 306 
Rogers, L.B........ 263| Rutledge, Die oe . 263 Schimmeipfennig, J. Hi2aiSeny, Jv. .s'.ci. sie aelate 299 
Rogers, De eee eeeeee 225|Rutledge, E......... 248|Schlagenhauf, John.. 230/Secrest, John 8.. 279, 281 
Rogers, W.H........ 288 Rutledge, Wietelissi<r'¢7e 950|Schlinger, C. Bens eee 280 Sedgwick, H. @ 27, 28¢ 
Rog ers, Wi... 2.3. 800) Rutledge, W. N..... 950|Schlueter, H....... « 280\iSee, A. Busi tana 27 
Ro rbaugh, A. B.266, 283|Ryan, Daniel.... 254, 255|Schlung, Wm. V..... 290|See, M...'.\. .-ajareretathaseiny 258 
Rolfe, A. es 244|Ryan, BE. W..... 255, 256|Schmidt, H. F... 298, 294)Seed, G. A.......... 267 
Rolfing, W.H... 290, 291)Ryan, 8. E...... 291, 292 Schmutzler,, W.. os) 294 |Seele) Brine Ree Rien, 25€ 
Rollers B.... sess Q8L Ryans Pe cscs s + ~ 982|Schneider, E.....:.. 309 
Rollins, William. 285, 286|Rvland, §........... 970|Schneider, John .... 237 
Roney, Di W......-+ 288 Ryman, CeSirw cei es 238|Schneider, John..... 286)s 
Roods, John.......- 275, Schneider, John..... 290 oe 
Roop, Abner L...... 297 Ss Schneider, J..§...++. 937 |Sellick, W. H. 272, 312, a 
Roork, J. H......./. 225|Sabine, C. W.... 266, 267 Schneider, Ty, oie. 3.8 293|Sen Sz Chung Masia 16 
Root, ee cl = RENO Sackett, ie ING ents, . +. 288|Schneider, P. F...... 237 |Senseny Jas. Hi. 238, 23, 
Rork, W. W...a4... 245|Sae, esser, Sh sesabnas 930|Schnell, J...+.-. +--+ 294|Senser, G. G.......- a 
Rose, "James 8.. . 955, 256|Safford, C. L........ 253|Schnierle, M........ 230 Senter, W. as are oe 
Rose, Nie os 293, 248, 250|Safford, H.......... 232\Schnitker, H..:..... 296|Sentman, J. i. 221 
Rose, Roswell L. 252, 253 |Sage, BOWeseces 240, 312) Schoenheiter, Ra ches 294 Sessions, ©. Bees i 
Roseberry, P. R..... 232|Sage, N.S...... 273, 275 |Schoenig, eS 280 eee i . Age 
Rosenberg, J. P..... 309|Sagoes, Willis .. 306, 807|\Schoonmaker, A. H. 275 |Severinghaus, 
Roser, Daniel. . 236, 237 Sails, ig Cee 25 |Schou, Carl... Be 259 Saat Wo pee vs. ole 
Roser, Elias..... 236, 237 Schramm, iP: Creve Sewe a 


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Sexton, H.C. .ccnce 270|Showers, LL. W.. 291, 292)Smart, A. B........- 274|Smith, Paul 
_ Seymour, David, 294, 296|Shreves, Oramil..... 311|Smart, Fred. A.. 255, 257)Smith, P. B..... et 
‘Seymour, J. B... 250, 813|Shruff, Wm. H... 236 237|Smart, J. 8......... Dastemeth, Wes scise «emer 
Seymour, 8. D...... 232|Shultz, J. M......5.3 227\Smedley, M. T...... 278|Smith, KR. C 
Shackelford, J. E... 804|Shultz, J. M......... 263/Smiley, Frank H.... 271/Smith, R. E 
Shackleford, O.R.... 282/Shultz, J. P......... 207|Smiley, John J. 248, 249) Smith, 8............ 
cee eriee W.... 292 care: James W, 262, 263)/Smith, A........... 269 sets Sanluel. iss. 307 
Shadford, J. G. B... 275|Shultz, W. R........ 263] Smith, Albert 285, 286, 287;Smith, Stephen..... 286 
Shatler, H. B.... 277, 278 Shuman, George, 250, 251|Smith, A. C,....-... 289/Smith, 8. B..... 2... 227 
Shaffer, J. K.......% 280|Shumate, L. H...... 295|Smith, A. M........ 277)Smith, 8.C.. 2... 253 
Shaffer, T. Ji... 264, 265 Siumpachi Yamada. 242 Smith, Burrel....... 259 Smith, S: Grvicnerins 295 
peatner, zs Diserngee 261 een sy Fe Oso STO, ss Hae erckbelers 809{Smith, 8. 8....- 271, 3138 
DAML iby. oB:<! set tors he 253|Shurtliff, A. H...... 289|Smith, B. M........ ora Smith, SE a5. sasec 297 
Shang Ching Yun... 315 Shutterlay, 3 eee 239 Smith, Be Woah. oon 228 Smith, Us Bimes accethess 253 
Shank, J.~M......5% 256|Sia Heng To........ 311/Smith, B. W........ Dad | Snails Wie aie e sive 264 
Basel, J. Ries Se otets ue oe taene Reinet 311 ear 2 sie chelaratsteriere 286|Smith, weewe esbisys 315 
annon; J.B. ..... 27|Sia Sek Ong........ 311|Smith, Cyrus....... 239|Smith, William...... 256 
Shannon, Wm. A. 296, 313|Sibberton, W. J..... 274|Smith, CG. D....y.., ogg|Smith, W.A......-. 229 
Shannon, W. Q..... 227|Siberts, S. W....... 253|Smith, C. E..... Jive 28 tmnt, Wig Ae. sree ers 250 
Shey Bi daws.s wees Bap Sibley, vss. .V.s. «3 270|Smith, C. L...N.... 252/Smith, W. A........ 274 
Sharp, Thomas. . 286, 289|Sibley, O. H........ 292\|Smith, C. W.... 243, 245|Smith, W. C......... 222 
ye oes oy cae ES eae 29 eth, c Wane. air 265 Seciin ie bie 239 
apareaiets $ ie Hwo Mi......... 811/Smit deecoe nae nse 2TO}omaith, WD ire OOD 
sidlieae ae 283|Sie Seng Chang..... 311|Smith, D. C........ 953|Smith, W. F.......- 280 
: g g ’ > , 
Pub, Bees sascaere 290|Silbaugh, Z. M. 264, 265|Smith, D. J......... 271|Smith, W. F../.... 306 
W, ay B. 260, 270 eaee ane 248, 250 eet DOMES einai pogismaith, WW. ay set 228 
‘ eens seca 279|Simmons, C. W. 252, 253|Smith, D. S......... 296|Smith, W.H........ 227 
Shaw, James........ 249 Simmons, Henry. 298, 299 Smith, D. W.... 288, 289 Smith; W. H....ss. 274 
ERIE es Ae Epon; J. ee ai on es Sar amn . 282, 814 ah, y E i soe 
Se ee anes 2|Simmons L. W. 1|Smit sdras...... 241}Smit eid seein emiecoe 
a es 292|Simmons, T......... ’ 979|Smith, E. C......... go7|Smith, W. T........ 239 
. H.... 278, 275|Simmons, T. J. N... 249/Smith, E. J......... 280|Smith, W. W....... 27 
Ppt sce ts 265|Simms, J. D........ 263/Smith, E. L......... 233/Smylie, R........... 272 
Sr aerrne 254/Simon, E. W........ 230/Smith, E. M.....\... 288)Snead, William B.... 235 
DSS ARre en 238|Simons, E. A.........281/Smith, F............ 268 Snedaker, G.B...... 268 
poate 288|Simons, G. H........ 294/Smith, F. M........ 289/Snell, A........... 266 
Se he 306|Simpkins, J.N...... 284)Smith, G. A........ 251/Smell, Isem..... 303, 304 
Bs uate 240|Simonson, 8, E...... 259/Smith, G. B......... 281|/Snell, I. H...... 295, 296 
ome ts 252|Simpson, C.......... 257|/Smith, G. W........ 276|/Snider, 8..E........ 279 
heldon, 8. W...... 236|Simpson, John...... 247|Smith, G. W........ 304|Sniff, A. B.......... 270 
‘hell, Jamo& W . 228, ee aimpeon, ie Ge en 226 es Henry....... 303|Snodgrass,-J. F...., 282 
Rae Sims, Charles N..... 289/Smith, H. B........ 289/Snodgrass, J. W..... 238 
Berges Sims, J. 0s edie cess 277\Smith, H.J......... 265|Snodgrass, T...... 2. 276 
Gas cates 239|/Sims, John L... 222, 223|/Smith, Henry L..... 272|Snodgrass, W. C.... 282 
nieces 293|Sinclair, Daniel W... 276)Smith, Isaac........ 308 Snyder, Samuel. 272, 273 
Joris 253| Sinclair, James A. 252, 253/Smith, I. N......... 263|/Snyder, Seymour... 278 
peti 258 cnc aortas (OM a Sau games: St eemSOS ebay W.W...2.. 255 
inelair, J. S.......- 9/Smith, Jeremiah.... 804}Sollers, I. M........ 271 
fe. or4|Sinex, . H..3 241 Smith, Jesse es esees Somerville, N. M 281, 282 
ee = Singenstrue, H.. 264, 290/Smith, Jose Song Kwong Hwo... 812 
»G.W...... 245 Singer Bean ” 231 Smith; J. ue ana Souders cme zialeyeieens 268 
F, B.. 285, 287|Sinnock, J. W.. 248, 314|Smith, J. A297) 227988|Soule, W. Hew... 295 
Se aise 238|Sipfle, William. . 229, 230/Smith, J. Albert.... 285|Southwell, G. W. 250, 252 
279)Sisson, F. M.... 248, 250|/Smith, Joel A...... 816|Sowers, J. E........ 271 
noe Py Ce ee ae a. e SB ant ey 229 epebr, FARING Ee Nae tee OM 
Skidmore, E. R.. 2S Smithers. BS. > srcieteverere 268|Spahr, B, N....... see ZtO 
Skidmore, J. H..... 224|Smith, J. C..... ss. 981 |Spangler, J. W.271,272,292 
Snes a We eas a oat, conn Cuiske OF 9 |S PATS, we desi viceaele 228 
Skinner, I. H........ MOGI ee WORE Ce eimaiera 269|Sparks, J. B........ 254. 
Skinner, W. S....... 7 Smith, hice tee eee 288 Sparks, Levi C.. 269, 271 
Skipworth, N. M. 225, 226/Smith, J. F......... 233|Sparling, J. G......., 257 
oeeeh ae sage oases ie eae a: # ebay cne 807 SPaTOW, CBSA 35 801 
ater, John...... os iaayitods Gi Ish aoecbac QOSISPALESs Si so - eiele +. 295 
ae Slattery, P. J... 291, 299/Smith, J. L......... 295|Spaulding, D. L..... 225 
popman, oe oe Slavens, iH. F240 24 1) Smiths sede. eos cs 304|Spuulding, R. F. 231 232 
aly NES 238, a erase, ue e Aopdoue oS. 265|Smith, J. M.... 248, 245/Spaulding, W. J..... 252 
hively, Jacob, 346, 297|Sinngeriand, Hl, A965, 980| Smithy L. P..s20.., 205 /Speeky Neves ssc.c: 2i8 
prece ys ented. --. 806|Slingerland, W.H. 277, 279|Smith, L. 8......... 228 Speckman, DGiid ae 
ies = Be. a. a a> = ‘areca 250/Smith, L. W........ 251/Speckmann, J.C.... 287 
Shonkweiler, D..... 228 Sloan, George E. 258) 251 Smith: Modes fern 308 ee t ae 300 
‘ , Moses....... Besta cies 
BrooP, Shrce t 269, 271 Slusser, iE Mie ase 238|Smith, M. B........ 295 Spencer, Azare ©, 234, 315 
land, E. A..... 225|/Slusser, J. G...: 279, 980|Smith? M. C........ 251|Spencer, C.-B... 255, 
248|Slutz, BL. J me ith, 51)Spencer, C.-B... 255, 256 
veces 24 ae a ae 281 mith, Moy cia stevie 274|Spencer, D. 8... 242, 248 
: 7 RAR UtAaWerb:..... 228, 229/Smith, M. H........ 278|Spencer, E. T....... 254 
Easing: ies cia JER 280) Smith, M. W.... 252, 815|Spencer, G. S... 283, 284 
ae ae oy 3S ae Bastiat M, W. F. ... 245)Spencer, H. F....... 289 
; M. 291, 292)Smith, Oliver H. P.. 287|Spencer, John ...... 225 














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Spencer, R. B....... 222\Stephens, J. C..... TOES Stowers, C. N 7306 Sweet, J Page 
y FL ue itera ohare see <iosarwtesee eee 257 
Spencer, W.A...... 275 |Stephens, R......... 249|Stratton, C. C....... 241\Sweet, T. E. V. 275 
eee We Ub tie 263 Stephens, W. H. 310, 811|Stratton, G........ +. 284 Swift, Andrew. | 298, 299 
apeker, : aeciee sear 201 Stephenson, i en 227|Stratton, J. L.-..... 292| Swift, OC. W......... 284 
Shiva a Be oe Be ephenson, T.. nee 252 Stratton, R. A Baste . 288 Swift, P. H..... 278, 274 
a a -.-- 801, tephenson, Wm, 238, 289|Stratton, T. B... 235, 236|Swift, W. J......... 244 
ere? ve 296, 814|Sternberg, J. L.. 260, 261|Stratton, T. R....... 284|Swim, J. Q.. 272, 278, 31z 
aie eres in es Dare ewes Samy NEE OSE EA of 237|Switzer, G. W....... 998 
i ACHE Bay CL Guinea os dete 0|Streeter, Douglas... 269/Swi ee 
: aia H. M.. 275, 313 Stevens, DERE crane 282 Streeter, G. E. Be eredioe 229 ee ig a 
peek estas lots 256 |Stevens, C. G....... 284/|Strickland, 8. C.... 244 ‘ dl 
gs Bete 269 Stevens, David R.... 264/Stricklin, H......... 307) Taft, Herbert 8.. 243, 245 
sprowl, O. H........ 277)Stevens, E.G... 248, 245 Stricklin, 8. H...... 207|Tatt, Jay N......... 288 
og’ Le Dos WA ae 249 |Stevens, Cae mniseels 249/Stright, M. F... 228, 229)Taft, M. L..sweeees & 
pry, J. T.......... 278| Stevens, J. A... 240, 315|Stringer, T.C........ 295|Tagg, J.H.. stots 
Saag e Le ... 242, 243 Stevens, J.C.... 239, 284|/Strobridge, T. R.... 274 Tageart, J. 12 teres 226 
ae pecptect 233|Stevens, L. 251, 252, 315,|Stroeter, k. F.229, 230, 290| Taggart, W. BL eee 
Baus’ a oe tale ne cero ree ae a Gases 263|Taing Kwang Ing... 312 
ire, Lee W....... 33|Stevens, W. D...... BELOMO Gh cto cram bsirare 957|Tai Siu Shih........ 316 
pacires, ca Sieieats “ 257 Stevens, Wm.H.. .. 308 Stoke GOW a cates gs 231 Tait, T. B. we neetnge an 
See en 2. ee Stavons, W.eW, 266) 287|Stroue; W.HL.....” 2vs| Talbert, Wm. G. 243, 249 
n@sdooeecesc mise SEAR : albe .G. 245 
pel paiohare sede 307 Stevenson, Daniel...’ 236 Struggles, RES sete a 238 Talbot,’ H. . at Fe 
BEBCOV),) Dieiss.sicc ve ou ¥89|Stevenson, Rx T:.... 233/Stryker$ A. W....... 252|Talbot, J.....sc0+e > ony 
Stafford, a a ee Bee Stevenson, Wm. 238, 239 Beker Ailend Ssaa eae 253] Talbott, H. Vie ee 
Staffor . W.. 228,.228|Stever, D. M........ 292|Stuart, C. M........ 239| Talmadge, A... 
Stafford, on anita : 295 Steves Heat L. 279, 280 Stuart, Chas. M, 255, 256 Paltaadee an a 
anord, J. M....... 228|Stevick, D. F... 232, 233|Stuart, D. O........ 239)Tallman, B. F... 268, 26 
Stafford, J. T awe -. 228 Stewart, John M. 269, 271 Stuart, Wee eae 2ed. Tallman, Cane ie x 2 | 
uenn, C. C. 229, 230 Stewart,J. W.. 234,250, 251/Stuart, T. MPK...... 939|Tallman, I. B....... 244 
Staley, Jonas N..... 243)Stewart, AE NR chests S02 Stuart, Wau sia 265) Pallon, Wee... . 804, 30. 
Stalker, Arthur W..255, 256|Stewart, L. H....... 280|Stubbins, B. A...... 271) Tamblyn, Silas D. 281, 282 
Stalker, T........... 257 (Stewart, L. L........ 282|Stubblefield, D. H. . 250)Taneyhill,C. W..... 263 
Stallard, C. A....... 228|Stewart, N. B....... 281|Stubbs, J. H........ 232\Tang King Tong.... 811 
iallard. J... oc-.s0e . 228)Stewart, W. F....... 273 (Stubbs, Re Ne -1eserte 292|Tang Seng Ling.... 31 
Stallard, J.J....... . 228)Stiehl, D........... 809|Stubbs, T..........% 292|Tannehill, N. B. 264, 265 
Standing, Gales 307|Stiles, Loren.... 283, 284 Studley, W.S...... . 284)Tanner, A. E. .. 283, 284 
Stanley, G. R....... 241|Stitty, J. T..... 964, 965)Stutt, G.I. 8...) 0. O76| Tanner, BR. Ay cee ” pad 
Stanley, L. 15 DRAG 288 | Stillwell, IS ioe oaca 288|\Stull, E. B...... 0882689|Tanmier, (di tacieoiayer 261 
pes, rote otters S See W.R.. 245 ee GuiO wes oNeaee 818|Tanner, J. H..... ». 244 
' Stanton, James...... BOS brea sern Onrateraislelelosecs QPS SEULTIS a Wier -isloneiers 276|Tanikawa Soga.. 24 3 
Staples, A.........- 234|Stirling, Benj. J. 305, 308 Stan, Hy G1). brea Tansy, Jc ae * 
Staples, A. W....... 284/Stirling, N.8........ 306|Stuntz, J. W......... 295|Tarkington, J....... 254 
Staples CE Wineaver PPSORIStiversh: Ls Meisiclere are 270|Suckon, Wm. J. 271, 278|Tarpley, W. E..... , 298 
oS See 245|St. John, C. H...... 268|Suffron, J.T........ 986|Tarr, C. W..... 261, 262 
RSET Brg WWE os ator dei/viclers, 9541St.. John, O. G...... 281|Sullens, N. G....... Obs Marr, Li. ye eises ante 23 
Starkey, Je B.. 2s... 295|Stockdill, W. F..... 296|Sullivan, D. A...... 298|Tasker, David...... 268 
Starkey, J. H....... 280|Stocker, J. F........ 292|Sullivan, G. P...... 275|Tasker,.W.....0.0.+ 214 
Starkey, W. D...... . 280|Stocking, C.H...... 233/Sullivan, W.H...... 298} Tate, CAL pea . 302 
Birr, Dad.scn.. ese. 926|Stocking, George S.. 238|Summerhill, F. R... 299|Taylor, A........... 309 
Byars Mi irae.cicte fats < 232|Stocking, S.......-- 288|Summers, A. H. 261, 262|Taylor, Aaron... 308, 304 
Starr, P. M......... 225|Stocks, Bes 221, 222|Summers, W R. 287, 288|Taylor, B. F........ 24 
oe Ss. a eae a oe a gia tees oe Eonenin, N. A. 278, 274|Taylor, B. M........ 30 
farrett, J. H....... toddard, H. N..... DES) Shabavenel eee ainiscs Oa I0 sslolbayilor,. BD. Scneecieey . 256 
Statham, Wegerres 20 Stoftiagen, F ee oat 230 Sutekt Chinda....... 242|'Taylor, C. B.... 248, 280 
tauffer, H. D... DiiStO eS, Tle senate jar. 907 Sutherland, A....... ospimaylor, C. H..... ees 278 
Stauffer, ON sc aiereeele ” 267 Stokes, NaN dss 275 Sutherland, W.H.... 227 Taylor, Bes ieee 223 
St. Clair, John F. 223, 239|Stoll, Albert D.. 236, 237|Sutton, Tl soe 956\"Taylor, @........s0s 256 
St. ee = 1 FS oe a a OQ loremieiera 293|Sutton, - W.... 243, 245|Taylor, George L.... 269 
Stea a baaeeaedes DOI Bracs s\s\¢ atere/eeins 274\Sutton, N....... yo seg veMole ay lor. HL.\..-/s lees (us 
Steadman, D.S..... . 292 Stone, George I..... 310 Svenson, Olin ees 247 Baior, Tee Nae 
Stearns, RONG en cne 279|Stone, G. M........ 300|/Swain, Wm. A...... 252|Taylor, J. B 
Stebbins, J. W.....- 296|Stone, James §...... 311/Swan, H..,........- 808)Taylor, J.-H.... 268, 260 
Steel, N. M.......-. 244|Stone, J. W........- 226\Swan, J. M......... 264/Taylor, J. S...... No BOON 
ct x Rite erative ne 7 Stone, ue DV Asal 298 cube d: oe BEN as 250\Taylor, J. W.......- 251) 
BECCIE: Die riic.c ccc e's oe Storer, D........... 271|/Swan, O.d....... e947 | Tay lor: Mates sss cet 
Steele, as ee es ae Storer a Ibn bier 250 Swaney, E i pantie «+ 281 Dario Marion...... 283 
Steele, James F. 269 torer omas....- 264|Swaney, J. A....... 265| Taylor, N. G.... 300, 301 
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Wihitesdis, Bi. ceelo .. 299) Wilkins, Jas B. 297, 208] Wilson, G. M....... 280| Woods B. Geeesueee. 245 
WiBIte cds: Ei 261, 262) Wilkinson, A........ 254| Wilson, G. W......- 254| Wood, ©. G......... 250 
WCC sd. Chere ste ssesciete 280| Wilkinson, H........ 251| Wilson, G. W....-.. 266} Wood, D......... a S07 
Wiltitey JS. eae 298] Wilkinson, J........ 269| Wilson, Henry...... 250| Wood, D. M..-..-.. 229 
White, J. Wiese 244| Wilkinson, R. C. 248, 244| Wilson, H. Ww. . 808, 804] Wood, H. HL. .... 284, 255 
Wihite, diWaeenc. . 270| Wilkinson, R. H. 274, 275] Wilson, I.........-. 245) Wood, BR. M2. 264, 265 
vais, . Wee ee 269 es dee eaoG 279 Pies, aoe Bere 814 ee he a nse oe 289 
ihOM Rs ¢ 231) Wilkinson, 8. L..... QOD Walsony dleti.. . fens oe 226| Woo SE. 20m, 296.2958 
White, W.R....... 982) Wilkinson, T....... 256) Wilson, J......... 1: 256| Wood, J. R...crery 229 
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uitehead, H....... || Wilks, Joseph...... : ilson, J. A.....3-- i co Ge SIENA 22 
Whitehead, H. L.... 271] Will, William... 956, 257| Wilson, J. A. HL... 269 Wood, Pega ae 250 
Whiteley, Duke..... 957| Willard, W......... 286] Wilson, J. H. 228, 229, 263) Wood, 8............ 251 
Ne eg ee a AA ORG wets es Me at 257 Wisely u a Lape Se 285 wee, Thomas. . 279. 281 
hiteman, B. H.... 244] Wille . W. F..... 252| Wilson, J. W...%... 202) Wood. sie Boson oak 229 
Whiteman, H........ 939| Willey’ JShn A. 873, 277| Wilson’ Mason. 808, 804|Wood’ T. J......... 269 
By histor’ 9 Feo" Berl Waianae? a Gl.” a05|Wileon! P, -.1...2.. 806] Woodeodk, F. 8 261, 262 
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Whiting, R. K.. 303, 304) Williams, C. F.. 252, 253| Wilson, R. B.. . 284, 935] Woodeock, J. R. 251, 278 
Whitley, B. He... 299| Williams, Dwight... 288)Wilson, Robt.G 252, 263) Woodford, L. C. 271, 278 
Whitlock, E. D..... 263| Williams, E......... 265| Wilson, S. P........ 225| Woodhams, R....... 256 
Whitlock, S. H..... 249| Williams, BE. A...... 280| Wilson, T.C........ 287| Woodhead, J. T. 286, 287 
Whitlock, W.F..... 233| Williams, KE. B...... 284| Wilson, Wesley. 234, 251} Woodring, T. H..... 265 
Whitman, E. A...... 244] Williams, G. H..... 282] Wilson, William, 267, 269] Woodruff, E. C...... 282 
Whitmer, D........ 226| Williams, H. W..... 289) Wilson, W. C.... 250,815] Woodruff, G.C...... 268 
Whitmore, M. L. 261, 262 Williams, J........ . 238) Wilson, W. F... 268, 269] Woodruff, J. F...... 223 
Whitmore, O........ 257| Williams, James..... 978| Wilson, W. EB... .... 279| Woodruff, R. HE. 281, 283 
enero On wets ao peas, a ames. 301, oe Wien he Ges 251, 253} Woodruff, W........ Q77 
itney, H. J.. ... illiams, James,... 812] Wilson, W. H....... 280} Woods, A. G........ 
Whitney, F.J....... 988| Williams, Jeffvrson. 263]Wilson, W. J....... 2801 Woods, C. Wi ite fe 
pub ney G. H.. 255, 257| Williams, John ..... 280) Wilson, W. J....... 287) Woods), H.C. 2 sects 284 
uitney, J. M...... 244| Williams, John H... 235] Wilson, W. W...... 287|Woods, J. §........ 228 
Whitney, J.S....... 227|Williams, J. A .... 282} Wiltsic, G. B... 262, 264) Woods, J. T........ 228 
Whitney, J. W...... 286| Williams, J. B. L... 807} Wiltsie, T. L....... 264|Woods, M.......... 228 
Whitworth, J. N.... 233} Williams, J. E.,.... 265] Winchester, ©. W... 284] Woods, Morris S. 222, 228 
Whorrall, C. W.'267, 269} Williams, J. EK... , 268] Winchester, G. W... 254)Woods, T........... "299 
Walble, cB) cA. i). aise 241| Williams, J. E...... 284| Winchester, J. S.... 254|Woods, W. D. 222, 223 
Meee ee aie ae am eae a EN rohererets ae wngow, : ge Ro is 286] Woodson, E. B...... 229 
ickersham, L.B.238, dams\ Mesa 279| Windsor, J. A...... 268] Woodson, Perr 299 
Wickes, J. By wage Bl Williams, Miles et 299 Wing, H. Eceees 253 Woodheatit DU. gal, 245. 
; iebusch, A. Julius. iiams ON esse inger,.S; Hic tcenn> rard, L "3 
Wiersen, 0......... 069 Williams, Ralph. 255, BY Winn. i. a Sani 50 Wocawerd’ 8 6 ees 45 
Wightman, J. R. A.. 245) Williams, Richard... 304] Winning, E. A...... 241 Woodward, §. M.... 241 
Wightman, O. E..... 245| Williams, Robert 303, 804] Winship, D. C...... 234| Woodward, T.-H... 241 
Ls Oo 245| Williams, R. B.. 267, 315|Winslow, @. W.2>..-275| Woodward, W. M... 241 
Wigren, C. J Williams, Ty 8.7.2... 255) Winsor, 8, As... J. 221| Woodworth,C. A.283, 284 
Williams, W. G..... 963| Winter, C.B........ 272| Woodworth, L.H..y. 973 
Williams, W. G..... 293|Winter, W. W...... 263| Woodworth, W. W.. 292 
Williams, W.N..... 226 Winterbottom, J.... 250| Woodyard jaa Bibi 282 
Williams, W. P..... DON ANGOLS ol las) claw eaete 281} Woolard, J. B....... 266 
9| Williamson,C. H. 235, 236] Winton, O. F....... 256] Wooley, L. N....... 276 
Williamson, J....... 274| Wipperman, F.H. 260, 261) Wooley, M.......... 276 
Williamson, R. W... 240) Wire, M. C......... 274| Wooley, W...... 269 
Williamson, T.W. 235,236|Wise, T. D......... 288] Woolner, James, 294, 2967 
Willing, W.C....... 274) Wiseman, W. A..... 239 Wootton, Dc ee 
Willis, Wee es 251; Witham, Henry..... 227|Word, Toby.... 803, 304 
Willis, E.R .... 240, 241| Withers, F....”.. 305, 806} Worden, J. M....... ” 989 
s| Willis, F. M 240, 241, 246] Withey, J. B....... 257| Worden, N.S8....... 232 
3 | ANU ate Dia aie eisiarefoin 288| Withrow, C. F..:... 234) Worley, J. H 252,311,316 
wit, ie He ESAS. Wits, bie ee Bites 269| Worley, J. M... caee OTB 
ilcox, J. AUIS eV ia) eat relate cals: 238) Witting, Victor..... 247) Worley, T. H....... 
Wilcox, M. C, 278,274,811} Wills, John..... 285, 287 Wohlfarth, Shichi 250 Worley. W. M.. 284, 988 
aes igistatsrare wees 232 Willsea, J. 0.0... 20. 283) Wold, Re Croce. css 265| Wormley, Johnson. ” 308 
ee » aeatetera seacus| Wilner, R. Wi..). 3... 279| Wolfe, C. W.... 262, 263] Worthington, N. ©.. 281 
pacing: Go Oise 282) Wilsey, M. B........ 256| Wolfey B. Cois. cies 278| Wortley, J. C....... 256 
Ae alee Bree Wen Boa) WilsOns Asa ees ise « 238| Wolfe, F. S..... sie, 288) Wortz, D.C... 2505951 
ie oa 272, 812, 313] Wilson, A...... 255, 257| Wolfe, G. B......... 249) Wrete, Frederick .293, 294 
Wiles, P.H....-.., . 288] Wilson, A. G. 280,294, 296| Wolfe, G. D.... 228, 993| Wrigelesworth, J... 279 
ey ae 274| Wilson, A. J........ 807| Wolfe, J. B........ - 250) Wright, A. B..:.).2-. 800 
Be iley, ka 248, 250| Wilson, A. W....... 251) WOlke, Sa Rie 26a ere ere 234) Wright, B. A..4.7.. 278 
ie p Ten... a eon, C. A... 286, 287|Wolfe, J. R......... 305| Wright, ©. K-....... 307 
Britey’ W. 8 .2171* S60) Wilson’ Charles O--? pel Wolfe’ B..cc12_-- orolWetehe Gleotwo S58, one 
1 V 1 arles. GO... 284) Wolfe, R..v.......5 3 ight. ree .-2e 
ie heli, hte eae 280| Wilson, ©. P....7... 266 Wolfe, SP. iss, 265| Wright, GWT... 208 
ie lari ig oT Wilson, C. V...... :- 280|Wones, Creighton.... 227] Wright, BAY. 8.2 256 
Se ae 294) Wilson, D. T.... 269, 269 eee Eung Cheong. 811} Wright, J........... 279 
iikening, W...... 230| Wilson, E. B .... 279, 280} Wood, Andrew A. 255, 257| Wright, J. A 280 
Wilkin, L.C..., 266, 267| Wilson, E.8........ 268|Wood, A..........06 ” 298 Wright’ J. Bias as 285 
kin, E.D........ 249| Wilson, Gabriel... 309|Wood, A. B......... 256|Wright, J. C........ 801 











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Wright, J. B....... . 265) Wythe, J. H., Jr. 241, 246/York, Frank H.. 271, 272) Younglove, W. A.243, 245 
Wright, John....... 255|Wythe, W. aes DOM Vonks, Jar Wiarisinieserers . 225|Youngman, T. H.... 273 
Wright, John E..... 285 Mronkealiti Cay ...-. 256|/Yungmeyer, A.. 260, 261 
Wright, John §. 228, 229 26 York, W.H......,.. 289| Youngs, T. C....... 273 
Wright, Joseph A... 263| Yager, Eugene...... 257) Yost, John R.... 294, 296 Younkin, G. W. 252, 253 
Wright, J. W....... 253| Yamada Toranosuki. 243|Youker, A.......... 2%8|Yungling, J. P...... 267 
Wright, J. W....... 285; Yamada Genijiro. 242, 300) Youmans, J. 8...,... 280 
Wright, L.. 221, 222, 295| Yamada Hatanoshin. 242:/Young, ©....... 308, 309 
Wright, IMD Y er ascites 239| Yamada Soronusuke. 242)Young, D. M....... 288 Z 
Wright, P. J........ 257| Yamada Shumpachi., 243) Young, E. D........ 244|Zaring, W. M....... 228 
AWaricat, TR isis es oe 274|Yang Chun Ho...... 315| Young, E. K. 288,279, 280|Zartman, J. H.. 288, 289 
oght, W. Me... 296) Yarnell, J....... 302, 303|Young, E. W... 294, 296/Zarwell, A. F... 236, 281 
AWariStOM, Wo scsecioee 282] LaMnelly wer View tele ss 264) Young, G. S........ 274|Zebold, Christian C.. 221 
pyouzen, Ho Heo... 237|Yasutago, Takahara. 242|/Young, H.E........ 291) Zeigler, J. S........ 272 
Wunderlich, E. F,.: 287) Yates, H............ 280Young, J 0.6... ets . 264|Zellers, W.H....... 224) 
myviurster, J. CO... s... 237 | Yeargen, Felix... 298, 299| Young, J. C......... 290|Ziegler, H.......... 230 
Wyatt, C. B.... 295, 296|Yek Ing Kwang..... SUOMI C, <<viells aieie/eleie'ele 230) Ziegler, J. F.275, 276, 295 . 
Wyatt, Jd. A... ce... 307|Yetter, Daniel M. 271, 272| Young, J. M.... 248, 249)Zielie, J. M......... 251 
Wyatt,Charles C. 269, 271] Yingling, E.H...... 280) Young, L. F..,..... 9227|Zimmerman, C. H.,. 263 
Wyatt, W.......... 285] Yingling, W. A..... 263]Young, 8. 0..... 262, 263, Zimmerman, J. W... 235 
Wycoff, H. E. 252,273,274| Yingling, W. k..... 280| Young, Thomas. 248, 245|Zimmermann, H.... 290 
Wydman, W. H 254) Yocum, H........... OTT NOUNS, WW sa. cis) 226, 227|Zink, M.P....-....- 227 
WAVIKCS, Joc... .. 263' Yoder, R. M.... 283, 283) Young, W.........- Oe. \ Zollman, (Gre acters +. 298 
Wylder, W. H 249 | Yokom, Abram H. 275, 276| Young, W. D. H.... 249/Zook, Isaac N... 250, 251 
Wyrick, F. A... 277, 279|Yokum, D. H....... 256| Young, W. H....... 282) Zook, J....-.--+2+-- 264 
Meynythe, J. -Hs ss... QAAW OTK Bis) Bineteieslelaiejels 256| Young, William. 806 307|Zoring, W. M....... 223 





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Conference. Place. Time. Bishop. Conference, Place. Time. Bishop. 
ATEADSAS. os eee Rogers, Ark..........+ Feb,  26,..Mallalieu. | North India....... Bareilly, India...... ~. Jan, 8..Hurst. 
Baltimore ewe -«.» Baltimore, Md,....--- March 5..Foster. Meaxicpn. cc arcnp ini Mexico City, Mexico. “ 15. . Harris. 
Blue Ridge........Pigeon Valley, N. C..Feb. 12..Ninde. Frorides.2.... 0% sa Jacksonville, Fla. ... “ 22. .Ninde. 
Central Pa........ March 12. .Foss. South Carolina....Cheraw, 8. C......... “ 29... Ninde. 
Delaware.....-.-.. May 7.. Wiley. Louisiana......... Baton Rouge, La..... 7 29. .Mallalieu. 
Denmark, .. June 11..Hurst. Hibert, uss ees Monrovia, Liberia.... “ 29..Tayior. 
Kast German..... Rochester, N. Y...... March 19..Walden. North Carolina....Lumberton, N. C..... Feb. 5..Ninde. 
Fast Maine........ Klsworth, Me........ May  7.-Bowman. | Mississippi........ Aberdeen, Miss....... 5..Mallalieu. 
TWHOVIGA . esc cs,0 Jacksonville, Fla,....Jan.  22..Ninde Blue Ridge........Pigeon Valley, N.C.. “ 12..Ninde, 

* Germ’y and Switz,Stuttgart, Ger’y...... June 18..Hurst. South America .Buenos Ayres, Arg.... “ he ci 
MBA G ea tohtercesse +. Veniee, Italy. s.. 0... April 9.. Hurst. Little Rock........ Van Buren, Ark...... 19..Mallalieu. 
FRARSHB.seierseesean Clay Centre, Kan....March 12..Fowler. Vireliaiaic ce soncael Roanoke, Va.....:... 26. . Foster. 

exington.......0. Springfield, O......... April 2., Wiley. Arkansas........-.-Rogers, Ark........+55 Lt 26. .Mallalieu, 
] ib Via ee eee Wedentete Monrovia, Liberia....Jan. 29,..Taylor. Baltimore......... Baltimore, Md.......:March 6..Foster. _ 
tle Rock.... «+. Van Buren, Ark......Feb, 19..Mallalieu. | Washington.......Washington, D. C.... “ 5.. Merrill. 
apretsiatarciss Baton Rouge, La...-.Jan, 29..Mallalieu. | Wilmington,.......Snow Hill, Md........ “ 12..Merrill. 
ho de ansoebode Biddeford, Me........ April 28..Harris. South Kansas.....Independence, Kan.. “ 12,. Andrews, 
ad SaRenae Mexico City, Mexico.Jan. 15..Harris, Central Pa......., Huntingdon, Pa... .. “ 12..Foss. , 
Lee shale Aberdeen, Miss....... Feb.  5..Mallalieu. | Kansas.......... .Clay Centre, Kan..... ‘ 12..Fowler. 
SL trenetete mee Macon City, Mo...... March 19..Fowler. S. W. Kansas..... Eldorado, Kan....... is 19.. Andrews, 
oP pace Be and 00d ae em 26..Walden, | New Jersey........N. Brunswick, N. J... “ 19.. Warren. 
England...... Springfield, Mass..... April 9... Foss, Philadelphia...... Chester, Pa 3 19..Foss, 
Eng'dSouth n, Rockville, Conn...... aa 16. .Harris, East German...... Rochester, N. Y...... bs 19.. Walden. 
\ Hampshire... Littleton, N. H....... S 16..Foss. Missourliiicc os sain Macon City, Mo...... * 19.. Fowler. 
ree cies New Brunswick, N. J. March 19..Warren. N. W. Kansas.....Clyde, Kan... Bs 26..Andrews. 
Sa ee Poughkeepsie, N. Y...April 2..Warren, | Newark........ss0. ssseeceesetetteeeeenee 26..Walden, 
...»Hartford, Conn....... oe 2..Merrill. Saint Louis........ Lebanon, Mo.... 26..Fowler. 
.... Lumberton, N. C..... Feb. 5..Ninde. Lexington......... Springfield, O.. 3 2.. Wiley. 
....Ogdenshurg, N. Y....April 9.,Warren, | New York East....Hartford, Conn....... 2..Merrill. 
Aee soe Bareilly, India........Jan.  8.,Hurst. New York.......-.Poughkeepsie, N. Y.. “ 2..Warren. 
a....New Castle, Ind...... April 9..Walden. | Wyoming.......... Owe:za, N, Y...... eek ae 9.. Foster, 
2. Clyde, Kane... cs... March 26..Andrews, | Northern N. Y.....Ogdensburg, N, Y.... “ 9..Warren, 
ne SENN ep Trondbjem, Norway. May 28... Hurst. New England......Springfield, Mass, ... “ 9. .Foss. 
es Chester, Pu. .........March 19.. Foss. Maly sideman CHiees NCA mncse sama 9 .Hurst. 
..-.Lebanon, Mo......... ‘a 26..Fowler. North Indiana....New Castle, Ind...... *. 9..Walden. 
i ....Buenos Ayres, Arg....Feb, 12.......... “NewEng’dSouth'n.Rockville, Conn...... a 16. . Harris, 
ath Carolina....Cheraw, 8. C........64 Jan. 29..Ninde, New Hampshire ..Littleton, N. H....... is 16.. Foss. 
th Kansas..... Independence, Ks...March 12..Andyews. | Troy............00- Saratoga, N. Y....... f 93..Bowman, 
. Kansas .....Eldorado, Kan........ : 19. Andrews, | Maine,.........+-. Biddeford, Me........ ¢ 23..Harris, 
SAG aes Motala, Sweden....7.May 14..Hurst. Vermont.. ..-Bellows Falls, Vt..... “ 30..Bowman. 
Beehattic-|-i-+ occ SALTACORAIN, Vie. ane ast April 23..Bowman. | Bast Maine........ Ellsworth, Me......... May 7..Bowman. 
....Bellows Falls, Vt..... s 30 .Bowman. | Delaware......-..- Salisbury, Md......... : 7.. Wiley. 
AR eetstaaib ave Roanoke, Va..........Feb. 26..Foster. Sweden... ..Motala, Sweden...... “ 14..Hurst, 
peniiente Washington, D. C....March 5..Merrill. Norway...........[rondhjem, Norway... “ 28. .Hurst. 
Snow Hill, Md........ a 12..Merrill. DEM MPANC wc.ciside's ccrcbypirr amine eins oe etter ore June 11..Hurst. 
aaatoed Owego, N, Y..........April 9..Foster, Germ’y-and Switz.Stuttgart, Germany... 18.. Hurst. 


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