II. DEFICIENCIES.

S2O38.59 $236.2s
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Rev. Eversole moved that Rev. w. Roby
be permitted to retire from the sessions Of tho
present Conference.


Mr.. q. accompanied his motion with
few remarks, in which he announced the de-
sruction Of the M. P. Parsonage IN Chester
town BY fire, and the loss Of Mr.. Roby's furni-
ture. rn .Hrs


Rev. L. r. Reese moved the roll be called
to give ministers and delegates an opportunity
to contribute to the relief Of Rev. Mr.. r. The
motion was unanimously adopted, and hand
some sum Immediately collected. Where
many did well it would be invidious 10 partc-
ularize, but we cannot refrain from acknow-
Lodging donation of Eve dollars from Rev.
MIR. Smith of the 9th street Presbyterian
Church. The ladies also responded to the call
with their accustomed liberality.


Rev. 7. H. Stockton read brief communi-
cation, in which he resigned his membership
in the M. A. Conference.


A superannuated relation was granted to
Rev. A. Baker. Nf


The Conference adjourned, with prayer by
Rev. l.. r. Reese.