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WEDNESDAY MoRNiYG, May y, 1874
R@v. c. RuSH III the Char.


\ resolution offered that The Committee re-
port their decision IN reference 10 the annexation oi
The baltimore Churches. The Secretary o the
Committee reported, which report was made the or
der OF business Tor the afternoon session; alter
which II resolution offered that the Committee
sent out 10 examine candidates Tor Holy Orders re-
port their decision. The report OF the COMMITTEE
was received The same Committee sent out
again TO examine Brother SPywood for Elders Or
ders.


The Conference then proceeded 10 elect those that
were eleglbc 10 Dcacon,' Orders.


/ he Conference then adjourned.


After recess of on hour the House resumed the
unfinished business Of the morning. There was
some very important business IN reference 10 Inc
election Of cand,dnfeS for Elders Orders. ConSe
quentlv the Baltimore Delegation Withdrew the
subject OF their annexation until the unfinished
business OF the morning was conciued. The Com
mittee sent out 10 examine the candidates Tor
Elders Orders reported their decision, which was
received and the Committee discharged. Bros.
LisLE. L. JANIS and :. s;ERRISGToS, were elect
ed 10 receive Elders Orders. SAMPSON TALBOT,
J. W. LoGuEN, J. HICKS, aud CARRARD III. Bishop
were elected to receive Deacons' Orders. GEORGE
4. SPYwoop vas also elected 10 receive Elders
Orders.


The election being ended, the subject OF Annexa-
tcn of the Baltimore Churches, through their Dele





mitiee read again, and on motion the first para
graph was adopted.


The Conference then adjourned, 10 meet ON
Thursday morning III O'Clock.


THURSDAY MeRSrsG Muy 80.
Rev. Z. RUSH in the Char. The subject otannex-
ation of the Baltimore Churches through their Del
esation was continued. The second and third par
agraphs o; the Committees Report adopted and
the Committee were discharged. Oa motion OF 7.
Ross.


ResoreI Tint the Conference congratulate the Baltimore
Driecs,e and the Commute pf the accurate which
ney y their irip0ftan cations relative the
annexation ofth EatmoTe Churches
On motion 0t j. &. BEAMAS,


RsSalce That We proceed 10 iix the for the first
ting the Baltimore Conference aud lis ofsGnzauon and
that Delegates be appointed from th Conference to attend
An enquiry was made by Br. J. \. MARS in ref
erence 10 a resolution OF the last Annual Conference
touching the sitting OF New Engiuud Conference,
which on motion was called up Tor action, and re-
suited in the appointment oil Committee OF l.
The following persons compose the Committee
j. C. Beaman J. y. Mars, Nm. II. Bishop J. p.
Thompson, 7. Euo, Geo. Galbreath and ). I Scott.
The Conference then adjourned 10 O'Clock 7. VI.


AFTERNOON SESSION.


Rev. c.. RUSH ia the Chair. Brother j. NJ. Moore
Who received by the annexation OF thcBalumoIe
Church. was called aud examined according 10 the
form OF Discipline. alter which the expectancy o
his election 10 Elders orders was brough! before
the house upon which the following persons were
appointed Committee by the Char: J. 7. Ihomp
son, p Ross aud "n!. H. Bishop On notion
Rore4 That the subject Of the Discipline be taken up the
INST thing Tomorrow riUruing.


The Committee ON Br. j NJ. Moore's case, on
meion reported which was accepted and the Com-
nuee discharged. GA motion,


Rssoleed That 81. Moore receive Elders orders


he Conference then adjournad.


- We hear that the Fakir of Ava is drawing
eager crowds to the we=hing,o Hall TO witness his