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MINUTES 
 
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 PROCEEDINGS OF THE THIRD SESSION 
 
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 BRITISH COLUMBIA CONFERENCE 
 
 OK 
 
 THE METHODIST CHURCH, 
 
 Held in the City ok Victoria, B.C., krom May IStii to May 
 
 •JOtii, 1889. 
 
 TORONTO: 
 WILl^IAM BRIO OS. 
 
 MONTREAL ; C. W. C0ATE8. | IIALIKAX • 8. F. IIUK8TI8. 
 
 1889. 
 
RE 
 
©fHcets of the Confevence, 
 
 1880. 
 
 GENERA L SUI'ERINTENDEHTS . 
 
 REVS. A. CARMAN, D.D., and JOHN A. WILLIAMS, D.D. 
 
 {'RESIDENT: 
 
 REV. J. HALL. 
 
 SECRETARY: 
 
 REV. 0. BRYANT. 
 
 * 
 
 ASSISTANT SECRETARY: 
 
 REV. C. M. TATE. 
 
 JOURNAL SECRETARY 
 
 REV. J. P. BOW ELL. 
 
MINUTES 
 
 OK THK 
 
 BRITISH COLUMBIA CONFERENCE 
 
 or 
 
 THE METHODIST CHURCH, 
 
 Hblu in tub City or Victoria, B.C., krom May 15th to 20th, 1889. 
 
 The Conference begar its Third Session on Wednesday, May 15th, 
 1889, at 9 o'clock a.m., in Wesley Church, Victoria, Rev. Ebknezer 
 llonsoN, President of the Conference, in the chair. 
 
 After singing, the Secret ,ry, Uer. Joseph Hall, read 1 Peter i., and 
 tlie Rev. T. W. Hall and T. CJ. Ravner, Esq., led the Conference in 
 prayer. 
 
 The Secretary called the roll, when 22 ministers responded to their 
 
 riarnes, and the names of the lay representatives from the several Districts 
 
 were taken, viz.: — 
 
 VICTORIA DISTRICT. 
 
 •John Jesaop. 
 Samuel Gough. 
 Uavid Spencer. 
 
 J. Calvert. 
 A. Peers. 
 D. Gillandei-8. 
 0. D. Sweet. 
 
 William McKay. 
 T. R. Pearson. 
 
 J. Whitfield. 
 E. Nicholas. 
 N. Shakespeare. 
 
 T. (i. Rayner. 
 .M. Humber. 
 
 WESTMINSTER DI.STRICT. 
 
 H. Abercrombie. 
 W. Shannon. 
 Capt. John. 
 
 RAM LOOPS DISTRICT. 
 
 I J. E. McMilUn. 
 
 I W. H. Burkholder. 
 
 SIMPSON DISTRICT. 
 
 \\. S. Hampson. 
 W. Oliver. 
 H. Jewell. 
 
 Of these laymen, 18 responded to their names. 
 
 The President of the Conference presented the Report of the Transfer 
 Comaiittee, as follows: — 
 
 To the Conference: 
 
 C. Ladner, from the Manitoba Conference. 
 W. D. Misener, from the Niagara Conference. 
 
6 
 
 MINUTES OK THE BRITISH COIATMBIA 
 
 [1889 
 
 The iollowiiig a(lditioii<-vl traiisft-r to this Conl'erence was subaequsntljr 
 reported, having heen communicated to the Fresidont, viz.: — 
 
 John F. Betts, from the Munitoha Conference. 
 
 The Conference then proceeded to ballot for President, when the Rev. 
 JosKHii Hall was elected. 
 
 The ballot was then cast for Secretary, and the Rev. CoKNKLiua 
 Bhyant was elected. 
 
 The .Secretary nominated the Rev. C. M. Tatk, Assistant Secretary, 
 and the Rev. J. P. Bowell, Journal Hecretary. 
 
 On motion, it was resolved that the Cliairinen of Districts meet and 
 nominate one minister and one layman from each District, who shall 
 constitute the \ominatin<; C'onnnittee. 
 
 QUESTION.— Are there any objections to any of our Ministers or Proba- 
 tioners for the Ministry t 
 
 .An.swkk.— They were examined one by one. 
 
 QUESTION. - What Probationers for the Ministry are this year receired 
 into full connexion with the Conference and ordained ? 
 Arthur Noble Miller. 
 
 QUESTION. -What Probationers remain on trial? 
 
 (a) I'robationem uf three yenrn. 
 W. W. Baer. R. .1. Irwin. -M. J. Steven*. 
 
 QUESTION.— What Candidates for the Ministry are now received on trial ? 
 John R. Gardner. R. B. Beavia. J. C. Spencer. 
 
 QUESTION.— Who are the Superannuated Ministers? 
 William Pollard, Victoria, B.C. 
 
 QUESTION.— What persons who were in fidl connexion with the Conference 
 now cease to be recog^nized as Ministers amongf us ' 
 *J. VV. Wadman, M.A. 'J. \V. Patterson. fW. J. Dowler, B.A. 
 
 'Have aaked (or, and received, their ictterg of ataridinK, and have withdrawn from the Conference, 
 t Withdrawn from the Conference in order to enter secular life. 
 
 QUESTION.— Who compose the several Conference Committees ? 
 
 I. .Statiosi.ni; Committee. 
 
 The Pregitlent, Chuirinen of Districts, iinj the following District Representatives : 
 
 Victoria F. K. Starr. 
 
 Westminster f. H. White 
 
 Kamloops C. Ladner. 
 
 Simpson A. K. fJreen. 
 
 2. XoMiNATiNt! Committee. 
 
 Dittriclg. Minislem. Laiimen. 
 
 Victoria ,1. K. Starr S. Gough. 
 
 Westminster J. H. White A. Peers. 
 
 Kamloopa C. Ladner J. B. McMillan. 
 
 Simpson A. E. Green W. S. Hampson. 
 
lf>«'.)J 
 
 MKTHUUIST CONKEKENCE. 
 
 !). I'AHTIIRAL AKbRBHM. 
 
 Minintern. 
 
 J. \V. Wa.lmun, M.A. 
 
 Mittnttfi-n. 
 
 J. E, Stiiir. 
 1>. JenningH, 
 
 J. H. \Vhit«. 
 Sahhatii Ouhkhvance. 
 
 l.niiMHii. 
 S. .Shakespeare, 
 A. I'eerr. 
 
 Mhiittfin. 
 
 J. Hall, I'rcniitnit. 
 
 T. W. Hall. 
 
 T. Cnwby. 
 
 (,'. M. Tate. 
 
 J. Turner. 
 
 J. Calvert. 
 
 .'>!. .1. Thompmin. 
 
 3. Contingent Vvau. 
 
 Lin/iiien. 
 S. (iuugh. 
 T. K. I'earHon. 
 W. McKay. 
 J. K. McMiilaiK 
 J. Je88op. 
 E. Nicholaa. 
 U. 1). .Sweet. 
 
 1). KorcATIUNAL CuMMITTKK. 
 
 I.aymi'ii. 
 J. Jesaup. 
 U. (iillanderi. 
 .1. Civlvtrt. 
 \V. .Shannoit. 
 
 Miiiiflffn. 
 The FreHiileut. 
 ,). H. White. 
 .1. Turner. 
 K. Robgun. 
 J. VV. Wailnian, .VI, A. 
 
 7. Temi'KHancic Cummittke. 
 
 I.n{/ineii. 
 T, (ji, Rayner. 
 
 Miniftti-H. 
 J, A. Wood, 
 J. W, Wimlow 
 W. H. Pieroe. 
 
 .S. <iuuKh, 
 
 W. S, Hampsou. 
 
 8, CUNFKKKNUK RELATIONS. 
 
 MinMem. 
 
 C Ladner. 
 E. Robaoii. 
 J. E. .Starr. 
 J. H. White. 
 
 Oittriflt. 
 
 Victoria 
 
 WestmiiiBter . . 
 
 S. J. Thompson. 
 
 .). A. Wood. 
 J. P. Bowell. 
 A. K. Green. 
 J. VV. Wadnian, M.A. 
 
 9. .Sabbath-Schuul Committee. 
 
 Minhlem. 
 
 f The President 
 
 1 J. VV. VVadman, M.A 
 . . S. J. Thompson 
 
 S 
 
 Laymen. 
 VV. H. Burkholder. 
 0. D. Sweet. 
 
 ipi 
 
 Kamloops J. A. Wood VV. McKay 
 
 Himpton C. Bryant H. Jewell. 
 
 10. Conkkrekce Missionaky Committee. 
 
 The Chairmen of the Districts, with the following laymen : 
 
 Victoria District VV. S. Hampson. 
 
 Westminster District T. It. Pearson. 
 
 Kamloops .. 
 
 Simpson W. Oli. er. 
 
 II. .VIemorials AN!) .VI18CELLANKOU8 Resolutions. 
 
 MilliKlflK. 
 
 C Bryant. 
 J. Turner. 
 J. K. Starr. 
 
 Latimf". 
 ,J, K. .VIcMillan. 
 W. 8. Hampson. 
 \. Shakespeare. 
 VV. Burkholder, 
 VV. McKay. 
 D. (lillantfera. 
 
MINUTEH OK THE liUITISH COIATMHIA 
 
 1 880 
 
 I'i. STATK or TlIK WoKK. 
 
 Miitinlffti. 
 
 T. W. Hall. 
 J. W. Wiwliimii, MA. 
 J. W. VVinHlow. 
 <i. K. Hopkins. 
 
 Minintri-n. 
 
 The I'reHident. 
 The .Secrotiiry. 
 T. Crosby. 
 J. Turner, 
 K. Uobson, 
 J. K. HUrr, 
 (i. p. HopkiuH. 
 A, K. Green. 
 
 13. On MiHNKiNN. 
 
 /.ay. II I'll. 
 
 William Oliver. 
 John Calvert. 
 M. Kuinber. 
 H. Aberurotnliie, 
 
 /.oi/mi'ii. 
 A. I'eers. 
 William .McKay. 
 8. (iouifh. 
 W. 8. Hauipaou. 
 W. Oliver. 
 U. iSpencer. 
 T. (J. lUyncr. 
 W. H. liurkholiier. 
 
 14. Si'STBNTATION Kl'ND. 
 
 MitiitteiH. 
 C. Ladner. 
 A. K. Green. 
 T. W. Hiill. 
 
 ha i/nmi. 
 D. Spencer. 
 N. .Snakespeare. 
 J. Whitfield. 
 
 15. .Statistical. 
 The Secretaries of the Districti. 
 
 16. rRBA»OKKK.S OK COS.NB.XIONAL KDNDH. 
 
 Contint^ent Fund C. Bryant, Maple Ridge. 
 
 Kducational Fund J. H. White, Westminster. 
 
 Superannuation Fund The President, Nanaimo (Local Treas.). 
 
 Union Church Relief Fund .... J. H. White, Westminster. 
 
 Sabbath-school Aid Fund „ u 
 
 vSustentation Fund N. Shakespeare, Esij., Victoria. 
 
 IT. OiiiTCAMV Committer. 
 
 .tf i/iin/frn. 
 
 T. W. Hall. I C. M. Tate. 
 
 C. Ladner. 
 
 18. I'ASTOKAL AUDRKSS FOR 1890. 
 Miniglert. 
 
 K. Robson. 
 
 19. Co.SKKKK.NCK SPKC'IAL COMMITTEE. 
 
 J/iiii#/i'rK. 
 
 The President of Conference. 
 The Secretary of Conference. 
 The C'hairmen of Uistricts. 
 J. H. White. 
 
 J. Turner. 
 J. K. Starr. 
 A. E. Green. 
 J. P. Bowell. 
 
 QUESTION.— What Ministers or Probationers for the Ministry have died this 
 year? 
 
 Answer. — Robert Rruce Hemlaw. 
 
 See obituary, pa^^e 26. 
 
 After the reading of the obituary, the ex-President and Bro. T. W. Hall 
 made appropriate remarks with reference to the character, labors, and peaceful 
 departure of our late brother. Hymn 606 was sung with much feeling, and 
 Bro. Turner engaged in prayer. 
 
|,S«9J 
 
 MBTUODIBT CUNFERENCE. 
 
 QUESTION. -How are the Ministers and Preachers stationed for the ensuing 
 year? 
 
 Anhwkh: 
 
 JOSKPH H.\1,L. Hkbhii.knt. 
 
 COUNELirs HKYANT. Sk. kktahy. 
 
 The word in ixirentheneK it the I'ohI. Offin Aililrmn of the MiniKle. irhoi' name 
 
 immnUnhly /irtreilrH il. 
 
 t. 
 
 8. 
 
 !t. 
 10. 
 
 1. THE VICTORIA DISTRICT. • 
 
 Victoria (WoBlcy Clitircli) ... .). E. Stiirr. 
 
 yiituria (Oorge Road) W. W. Haer. S\ . Pollard, Superannuated. 
 
 Victoria (Chinese Mission) . . J. E. (iardnur, under the Superintendent 
 
 of Wesley Churcli. 
 
 The Oulf Inlands One to be sent. 
 
 Muule Bay and Salt <S;)rt;i</ 
 
 Inland '. ,1. P. Bowell. 
 
 Naitaimo Jose])h Hull, Prexident of Conferenee. 
 
 Welliiujton One to be sent. 
 
 Nauaimu (Chinese Mission) . . To be Hui>]>lied, under the Superintendent 
 
 of Nanainu). 
 
 Comou- M. J. Stevens. 
 
 Iiuii4in Tribes To be supplied. 
 
 .loHKi'ii Hall, Chitinnau. 
 
 J. P. lio'nis,Li,*Fiaancial Secretary. 
 
 2. THE WESTMINSTER DISTRICT. 
 
 II. New iVediiiinster J. H. White. 
 
 1:2. Neie Wentminster (Chinese To be supplied, under the Superintendent 
 
 Mission) of New Westminster. 
 
 Hi. Vancouver E. Robson. 
 
 14. Fancoiiver (East) John F. Hetts. 
 
 15. Faiii-onrer (Chinese Mission). . One to be sent, under the Superintendent. 
 
 of Vancouver. 
 Hi. Richmond S. .J. Thonipsiin (Sea Islaiui P.O.). 
 
 17. Delta James Calvert. 
 
 18. Maple liidiie C. Bryant, See. of Conf. (Pf>rt Hammond). 
 
 19. Lanijlev W. D. Misener. 
 
 ■20. Snmus'and Chill iivhack T. W. Hall (Chilli whack). 
 
 21. Cheam To be supplied, under the Superintendent 
 
 of Sunias and Chilliwhack. 
 
 22. Indian Tribe* CM. Tate. 
 
 23. Mi»»ion to Lumbermen One wanted. 
 
 £. RoBsuN, Chairman. 
 J. H. Whitk, Fin. Sec. 
 
10 
 
 MINUTES OF THE BRITISH COLUMBIA 
 
 [1889 
 
 3. THE KAMLOOPS DISTRICT. 
 
 24. Kamloops C. Ladner. 
 
 25. .Vifo^t .J. W. VViiislow. 
 
 20. Clinton I. A. Wood. 
 
 27. Knevhtokv an<l Donald F. Turner 
 
 28. Spnllniaclieeii niul OlMiuiijan . . To lie supplied, under tlie (Superintendent 
 
 of Revelstoke. 
 
 29. Kootemiij H. .1. Irwin. 
 
 30. Cariboo To he supplied, under the Superintendent 
 
 of Clinton. 
 
 C. Laiinek, Chairman. 
 J. A. Wood, Fin. Ser. 
 
 4. THE SIMPSON DISTRICT. 
 
 31. Pdii Siinpsiiit 
 
 32. 
 
 33. 
 
 34. 
 
 36. 
 36. 
 
 37. 
 38. 
 
 39. 
 40. 
 
 Naas 
 
 (Kit-fFaii-Sillh) 
 Kit-lnc-tatnn.r .... 
 
 Bella Bella . 
 
 Fort Essitujtuii 
 
 Q^iecn Charlott • Idanih 
 ((told Harbour) . . . . 
 
 Kit-ze-<jncla and Kit-ican-mul. 
 Upper Skeeiui 
 
 (Kish-pi-a.e) 
 
 {Hongh-wnl-(iet) 
 
 (Kish-ya-ficish)' 
 
 (Kul-dmvlth) 
 
 Kit-a-maat 
 
 {Kit-loup) 
 
 (Kit-kahta) 
 
 Olad Tidiiiga Misiimi 
 
 (Bella Cuola) 
 
 (Talliome) 
 
 {Kinai/uit) 
 
 (H]i-hies) 
 
 And itll other Bnnds nut 
 included in any other 
 Mission. 
 
 .\. E. (ireen. One to be sent, who shall be 
 Principal of the Training and Indus- 
 trial Institute. 
 
 D. Jennings. 
 
 To be supplied, under the Superintendent 
 
 of Nmia. 
 [{. B. Beavis, under the Superintendent of 
 
 Glad Tidings. 
 (J. F. Hopkins. 
 A. N. Miller. 
 To be supplied, under the Superintendent 
 
 of Queen Charlotte Islands. 
 W. H. Pierce. 
 
 ■J. C. Spencer. 
 
 To be supplied, un ler the Superintendent 
 of Glad Tidings. 
 
 Thomas Crosby. 
 
 Thomas Crcshy, CiMirmav. 
 .\. E. <iRKEN,/''u;. .Vec. 
 
1889] 
 
 METHODIST CONFERENCE. 
 
 11 
 
 hu shall be 
 ami ludus- 
 
 .'I'inteiuleiit 
 itendent of 
 
 briiiteiident 
 
 rintendent 
 
 QUESTION.- What is the Number of our Church Members and those 
 on Trial? 
 
 1. THE VICTORIA DISTRICT. 
 
 CIRCUITS. 
 
 Prmkht Membirbhip. 
 
 Baptishs. 
 
 •a e 
 
 3 
 
 t'i'^ 
 
 
 ^ 14 
 
 a ' ta 
 
 \ ictoria Wesley Church 
 
 Viutipria- Oui'itu lload 
 
 .Saanii'h 
 
 .Maple Day and Salt Spring Island 
 
 Nanaimo 
 
 VVettin^ton 
 
 Coiiiox 
 
 Ka.st Ooafit Indiana 
 
 22 
 
 30-2 302 54; . 
 
 83 105 
 
 4& 
 
 5 
 65 
 
 Total 
 
 36 
 81 
 10 
 3.i 
 
 
 37 
 130 
 10 
 35 
 31 
 
 24 
 
 126 14 
 
 13, 
 
 731 
 10| 
 35 
 
 12 
 
 lOli f55 : 860 87l 2681 87 
 
 1 
 
 1 8 
 
 16 
 
 24 
 
 i 
 
 16 
 
 4i 10 
 
 
 I 
 
 1 
 
 
 3 
 
 3 
 
 
 31 
 
 31 
 
 
 7 
 
 7 
 
 ! 8 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 i » 
 
 .. 1 3 
 
 ) 
 
 i '^ 
 
 21 
 
 07 
 
 1 
 
 15 
 
 14 
 
 41 
 4 
 4 
 
 14 
 
 48: 01 
 
 2. THE WESTMINSTER DISTRICT. 
 
 New Weitminater 
 
 Vancouver 
 
 Vancuuver East 
 
 Kichmund 
 
 Delia 
 
 .MapioRldge 
 
 I.a»|{ley 
 
 Sunias and Chilliwhack 
 
 hiillan Tribes 
 
 Chineiie (Wettminster) . 
 
 ToUl 
 
 27 
 
 162 
 
 170 .. 
 
 26 
 
 24 
 
 14 
 
 4 
 
 It 
 
 13 
 
 9 
 
 8 
 
 "io 
 
 150 
 
 '47 
 
 167 .. 
 
 63 
 
 6 
 
 6 
 
 ' 5 
 "4 
 
 
 13 
 
 "1 
 
 7 
 
 67 .. 
 
 32 
 
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 3 
 
 1 
 
 !S 
 
 t^l. .. 
 
 S 
 
 1 
 
 fi 
 
 
 
 2 
 
 4 
 
 3 
 
 ii 
 
 31 7 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 
 3 
 
 2 
 
 40 
 
 42 
 
 i 
 
 2 
 
 7 
 
 2 
 
 
 1 
 
 4 
 
 22 
 
 132 
 
 154 .. 
 
 17 
 
 6 
 
 17 
 
 , . 
 
 17 
 
 4 
 
 8 
 
 10 
 
 90 
 
 100 .. 
 
 7 
 
 
 
 10 
 
 3 
 
 22 
 
 8 
 
 6 
 
 8| 
 
 3 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 70 
 
 4 
 
 10 
 
 89 
 
 37 
 
 
 98J 
 
 074 
 
 772 i 7 
 
 ! 
 
 142 
 
 47 
 
 42 
 
 3. THE KAMLOOPS DISTRICT. 
 
 
 8 
 
 "9 
 
 1 6 
 
 1 
 
 25! 
 16 , 
 17 
 10 I 
 
 28 
 16 
 26 
 26 
 
 ■4 A 
 
 41 
 26i 
 
 2 
 
 "3 
 
 •• 1 
 
 t 
 
 1 
 
 10 
 
 5 
 
 27 
 
 "l 
 
 1 
 
 2 
 
 1 
 
 2C 
 
 5 
 
 !8 
 
 21 
 
 "4; 
 51 
 
 111 
 
 , 
 
 Niola 
 
 
 Clinton 
 
 ? 
 
 Kevehtoke 
 
 •t 
 
 
 
 Total 
 
 i '* 
 
 76 1 
 
 04 
 
 7 88| 
 
 ; 
 
 5I 
 1 
 
 n 
 
 
 
 4. THE SIMPSON DISTRICT. 
 
 I'ort Simpson : 106 
 
 .Vaas 
 
 Bella Bella 
 
 Port tinslnKton 
 
 i^ueen Charlotte I-Iands 
 
 Kit'Ze-KucIa and Upper Skeena. 
 ifladTlilinga 
 
 ThUI 
 
 106 
 
 248 
 
 78 
 
 120 
 22 
 
 1 50 
 
 82 
 
 67 i 
 
 108 
 
 19 
 
 59 
 
 48 
 
 2d7 
 
 117 
 
 739 
 
 639 i 
 
 354 
 
 18SI ..30 
 
 2. 
 
 I 
 
 25 
 
 U 
 
 108 
 
 131 .. ' 27 
 
 1 8 
 
 10 
 
 18 
 
 6 
 
 SI 
 
 40' .. .. 
 
 1 4 
 
 1 
 
 5 
 
 Q 
 
 120 
 
 10! .. 28 
 
 1 23 
 
 1 
 
 24 
 
 8 
 
 l',i7 
 
 1041 .. 1 
 
 I 4 
 
 3 
 
 7 
 
 1 
 
 106 
 
 44 16 
 
 12 
 
 6 
 
 18 
 
 4 
 
 .134 
 
 .. , 381 .. 
 
 
 1 
 23 
 
 15 
 112 
 
 21 
 
 1378 
 
 EOO 428 08 
 
 32I 
 
 17 
 
 'i2 
 "2 
 10 
 21 
 
 RECAPITULATION. 
 
 Victoria Diatrtot 
 
 101 
 
 08 
 
 18 
 
 7S0 
 
 666 
 
 874 
 
 78 
 
 830 
 
 856 
 
 772 
 
 lit 
 
 1378 
 
 87 
 
 7 
 
 7 
 
 300 
 
 266 
 
 142 
 
 33 
 
 428 
 
 87 
 
 47 
 
 5 
 
 06' 
 
 — 1 
 236! 
 
 7e! 211 971 
 
 70 101 80 
 27 1 28 
 89, 23 112 
 
 262> 04 326l 
 
 48 91 
 
 Wentminnler Dlatrlot 
 
 Kamlonps do 1 
 
 ■■^Iniimon dr 1 
 
 37 42 
 11 8 
 
 32 i 70 
 
 Total 
 
 058 
 
 1944 
 
 2000 
 
 410 lun 
 
 1281 218 
 
 
 
 
 
12 
 
 MINUTES OF THE BRITISH COLUMBIA 
 
 [1889 
 
 QUESTION— What is the amount received for the several Oonnezional 
 
 Funds? 
 
 1. THK VICTORIA DISTRICT. 
 
 CIRCUITS. 
 
 
 3 S " 
 c .2 ! .S = 
 
 2-= 
 II 
 
 -. 
 
 h 
 
 
 
 n 
 
 ^iS 
 
 M 
 
 S"^ 
 
 %■'- 
 
 in 
 
 Sii: 
 
 .ii 
 
 ■}>3 
 
 °i 
 
 & 
 
 S6L, 
 
 3< 
 
 to 
 
 s 
 
 s 
 
 s 
 
 Victoria- We»ley Church . . !>32 50 <I24 .<6,^5 50 
 
 Victoria— Gorge Koad . . .. 5 00 6 00 1 00^ 
 
 Saanich 
 
 Maple Bay & Salt Spring Id 3 05; .... 125 
 
 Nanaimo 10 00 4 00 7 Oo 
 
 Wellington. 
 
 Comox . . . .' j ;....! j 
 
 East Coaat Indians ;| .... I .... I .... 
 
 Chinese Mission i .... ........' 
 
 ToUl ?60 56¥;)3 '25*44 75 
 
 946 00 
 
 1 00| 
 
 "i'25! 
 7 00' 
 
 $5 00| 
 2 00! 
 
 'i'ssl 
 
 4 00; 
 6 90^ 
 
 (45 63; 
 1 00. 
 
 *54 25 .«114 76 *66 38i «310 d3;$1047 20 
 
 .41 
 
 *201 62 
 36 00 
 
 »626 00 
 66 !6 
 
 
 8 37 
 65 94 
 
 .... 
 
 63 70 
 261 60 
 
 2216 
 29 50 
 
 
 2. THE WESTMINSTER DISTRICT. 
 
 New Wi-stminster 
 
 Vancouver 
 
 »22 55, 
 lU OOi 
 
 i 0(1 
 6 50 
 
 ]; "5'ooj 
 
 . 145 05 
 
 i 
 
 *5 C0«17 60 
 
 8 00 
 
 3 00 3 00 
 1 70 3 60 
 .... 1 60 
 
 1 36 4 75 
 
 2 00 6 00 
 
 825 00 16 00 
 15 00 2 60 
 
 "500 '.'.'.'. 
 4 10 2 00 
 2 00 75 
 1 60 1 75 
 
 r, on 5 00 
 
 «21 00 
 6 00 
 
 400 
 
 4 05 
 1 501 
 1 OOI 
 
 5 10| 
 
 891 60^ 
 70 90; 
 
 'm'cO; 
 13 SO 
 16 33 
 11 (0, 
 67 60 
 
 «fl.'3 38 
 180 46 
 
 '66'35 
 t2 60 
 40 36 
 60 OU 
 
 201 86 
 66 76 
 
 
 Vancouver Bast 
 
 
 Richmond 
 
 Delta 
 
 Maple Kidge 
 
 'js'on 
 
 Langley 
 
 Sumas and Chilliwhack . . 
 Indian Trilies 
 
 .... 
 
 
 
 ToUl 
 
 ilS 05 «43 45 
 
 *57 60 »17 00 
 
 »41 66 
 
 8291 23i81325 6? 
 
 85 III) 
 
 
 
 3. THE KAMLOOPS DISTRICT. 
 
 
 1 ! 
 ' « 00 . . . 
 
 1 00 .... 
 
 1 00 so 60 
 
 82 00 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 2 00 
 
 iO 50 
 
 50 
 
 1 60 
 
 82 60 
 
 81 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 fi 00 
 
 87 (Ml 
 
 81 26 
 50 
 50 
 2 00 
 
 833 50 
 
 10 00 
 II 00 
 
 11 16 
 
 831 00 
 
 Nicola 
 
 35 00 
 
 
 80 00 .... 
 
 Revelatoke 
 
 144 60 
 
 
 
 Total 
 
 83 00 .■<0 .50 
 
 80 00 
 
 *4 25 
 
 860 06 
 
 8290 60! 
 
 
 
 4. THE SIMPSON DISTRICT. 
 
 Port Simpson || .... 
 
 Naas I 
 
 Bella Bella , 82 00 
 
 Port Esslngton 1 .... 
 
 (>ueen (Charlotte Islands. . . 1 i 
 
 K't-ze-gucla<tUpperSkeena ! .... 
 
 (iliid Tlilings I .... 
 
 Total : 82 00 
 
 I 
 
 .... I 
 
 ■*i 60; 
 
 :*i 00 
 
 ... 84 00 
 
 
 .... 8187 90 
 
 
 ... i 2 00 
 
 
 93 26 
 
 
 ... 1 1 00 
 
 *2 00 
 
 38 75 
 
 
 ... 1 2 00 
 
 
 200 00 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 
 44 00 
 
 . 
 
 2 00 
 
 
 57(0 
 
 
 81 00; 4 00 
 
 
 180 CO 
 
 
 ■*4 00'»1« (0 
 
 «i cn 
 
 8801 40 
 
 
 Victoria District 
 
 We8tmin^ter Dlstiicl. 
 Kamloops do. . 
 
 Simpson do. 
 
 RECAPITULATION. 
 
 860 66 
 
 46 05 
 
 3 00 
 
 2 00 
 
 883 25 
 13 06 
 60 
 
 «44 76 
 
 43 45 
 6 00 
 1 00 
 
 864 r, 
 
 67 ' I 
 
 2 60 
 
 4 00 
 
 814 75 
 
 17 00 
 
 7 (0 
 
 16 00 
 
 8,16 38 
 
 41 55 
 
 4 25 
 
 2 00 
 
 8810 93 
 
 291 23 
 
 60 66 
 
 8662 82 
 
 81(M7 20 
 13.'5 63 
 290 00 
 801 60 
 
 83464 73 
 
 •100 60 
 
 846 80 
 
 896 20 
 
 8118 85 
 
 864 76| 8103 18 
 
 1 
 
 86 I') 
 
 86 00 
 
[1889 
 
 onnezional 
 
 i«8y] 
 
 METHODIST CONFERENCE. 
 
 13 
 
 MINISTERIAL SUPPORT. 
 
 
 il' 
 
 Il 
 
 1=^ 
 11 
 
 s 
 
 ^•' 
 
 »025 00 
 66 26 
 
 53 70 
 261 60 
 
 '22'l6 
 29 50 
 
 1047 20 
 
 1. THE VICTORIA DISTRICT. 
 
 CIRCUITS. 
 
 AFPROPRIA- : 
 TION rROM I 
 MI88I0KART I 
 SOCIKT^-. 
 
 Sftbiry. 
 
 ^1 
 
 Victorlt— Wesley Ohurob I 42000 00 
 
 VictorU— Gorge Rood 1800 00 
 
 Saanich 30 00 
 
 Maple Bay and Salt Spring Island i lu j 00 > 
 
 Naoaimo i 10.0 00 
 
 Wellington 
 
 Coiuox 1 240 00 
 
 Eut Coast Indians 
 
 Chinese Mission 
 
 *370 no 
 7«2 00 
 
 360 00 
 
 T.iUl i' «1878 00 I «1492 00 
 
 $310 no 
 .'iOO on 
 
 170 00 
 
 8!00) 00 
 1500 00 
 340 00 
 608 00 
 1000 0) 
 108 00 
 41U 00 
 
 «> at 
 
 «55 
 
 1240 00 
 262 no 
 
 19l> 00 
 
 fOSO OO 15966 00 «692 00 
 
 88' 3 38 
 180 46 
 
 
 60 35 
 12 60 
 40 36 
 60 00 
 201 85 
 66 76 
 
 is'oo 
 
 .... 
 
 1326 6? 
 
 #6 m 
 
 2. THE WESTMINSTER DISTRICT. 
 
 Xew Westminster I SHOO 0') 
 
 Vancouver 
 
 Vancouver East 
 
 iiiolimond 
 
 Delia 
 
 Maple Kidge 
 
 lanitley 
 
 Sunias and Chilliwiiack . 
 Indian Tribes 
 
 ToUl 
 
 1200 00 
 
 400 00 
 300 00 
 275 OO 
 260 00 
 inO) 00 
 
 I 94526 00 
 
 ll 
 
 . .. I! 
 
 S600 00 
 700 00 
 725 00 
 7.iO no 
 
 iWK) cn 
 
 W776 00 ' I 
 
 1300 00 
 400 00 
 426 00 
 40<J 00 
 
 9<K) ,10 
 
 1<2«25 00 
 
 (tioo on 
 
 1200 00 
 
 703 00 
 
 $300 00 
 
 700 00 
 
 300 00 
 
 700 00 
 
 300 00 
 
 650 00 
 
 350 00 
 
 1000 00 
 
 
 900 00 
 
 100 00 
 
 t6»50 00 
 
 »i36ono 
 
 
 »31 00 
 
 
 36 00 
 
 
 80 00 .... 
 
 144 60 .. 
 
 *200 60, .... 
 
 
 3. THE KAMLOOPS DISTRICT. 
 
 J187 90 
 1)3 25 
 38 75 
 
 200 00 
 44 00 
 57 (0 
 
 180 to 
 
 (801 40 
 
 Kamloops 
 
 Xic.la 
 
 J620 00 
 230 00 
 KKIOO 
 200 on 
 
 1480 00 
 070 00 i 
 
 -M 00 ; 
 
 435 00 
 
 1480 00 
 450 no 
 550 00 
 485 00 
 
 ' $1000 00 
 
 i 680 00 
 
 650 00 
 
 636 00 
 
 1^220 00 
 
 Clinton 
 
 250 00 
 
 Rcvelstoke 
 
 
 
 
 Total 
 
 •1050 OO 
 
 *2SS6 00 
 
 «1916 00 
 
 12966 00 
 
 •470 00 
 
 4. THE SIMPSON DISTRICT. 
 
 Port Simpson 
 
 Na»H 
 
 Bella Bella 
 
 Port Esslngton 
 
 (^lucen Charlotte Islands 
 
 Kiuze-gtiolaand Upper Skeena 
 OiadTfdings 
 
 ToUl 
 
 I960 00 I 
 UOO 00 
 9.50 00 
 950 00 
 800 00 
 500 no 
 1260 0) 
 
 $960 00 $978 U9 
 
 1100 00 
 9,50 00 
 960 00 
 
 8U0 no 
 
 600 OO 
 1250 00 
 
 1100 on 
 
 in32 00 
 978 00 
 843 60 
 
 600 no 
 
 1250 OO 
 
 $6500 00 
 
 $0600 nn $6682 50 
 
 047 20 
 3.'5 63 
 290 00 
 801 60 
 
 $S no 
 
 464 73 $6 01) 
 
 RECAPITULATION. 
 
 Victoria DIstriot 
 
 Westminster District 
 Kamloops do. 
 
 Simpson do. 
 
 Total 
 
 $4878 OO 
 4626 00 
 lOSO 00 
 
 $1402 OO 
 
 $3775 00 
 2335 00 
 6500 00 
 
 $10453 00 
 
 $14102 00 
 
 HKWOO 
 2425 00 
 1016 00 
 11600 03 
 
 $6066 00 
 6950 0«l 
 2905 00 
 6689 50 
 
 $11820 00 
 
 $225ta 60 
 
 $151$ 00 
 
14 
 
 MINUTES OF THE BRITISH COLUMBIA 
 
 OFFICIAL BOARD RETURNS. 
 1. THE VICTORIA DISTRICT. 
 
 CIRCUITS. 
 
 I UlNIHTKIW. 
 
 |!lil i^li, 
 
 III <i li^lS-S; 
 
 n £. Ul .IT, 1^ I 
 
 Total. 
 
 e I 
 
 1 1^ 
 
 Lbaokrs. 
 
 Victorl*— Wesley Church 
 
 Victoria -Gorge Road 
 
 Saanich 
 
 Maple Bay and Salt Ipring Island . . 
 
 Nanaimo 
 
 Wellington 
 
 Coinox 
 
 East Coast Indiana 
 
 Chinese Misaion 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 
 ' 7 
 
 
 
 i 
 
 
 8 
 
 1 
 
 1 .. 
 1 .. 
 
 
 
 .. 
 
 i ; 
 
 1 ' 
 
 i » 
 
 
 
 
 
 ■ . 
 
 .. 
 
 • •■ ; 
 
 1 
 
 2 
 
 i 
 
 
 ^ 
 
 
 14 
 
 4> 
 
 ^ 1 
 
 a I b. 
 
 8 8 
 2 
 
 16 
 
 S» 
 
 [1889 
 
 Rr.PRF.. 
 
 T1VK8. 
 
 !■£ 
 
 |«xii 6 
 .lai I H 
 
 16 
 
 34 
 
 26 
 
 1 
 
 14 
 
 12 
 6 
 
 (> 
 1 
 1 
 
 102 
 
 2. THE WESTMINSTER DISTRICT. 
 
 New WestminRter 
 
 
 8 
 
 • • 
 
 ". 
 
 8 
 
 4 
 
 '« 
 
 i 
 
 1 
 
 7 
 8 
 
 "2 
 
 4 
 6 
 
 22 
 
 1 
 1 
 
 i 
 
 8 
 
 6 
 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 7 
 
 »9 
 
 7 
 4 
 
 '2 
 18 
 
 1 
 1 
 .. 
 
 1 
 
 8 
 
 1 
 2 
 
 ys 
 
 Vancouver 
 
 V? 
 
 Vancouver East 
 
 Richmond 
 
 in 
 
 DelU 
 
 Maple .Udge 
 
 ■■ 1 
 
 :: |! 8 
 
 .. M 1 
 a 
 
 6 
 3 10 
 2 13 
 
 Sumaa and Chilliwhack 
 
 6 14 
 
 Indian Tribea 
 
 I 9 
 
 Total 
 
 
 i" 
 
 14 lOfi 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 3. THE KAMLOOPS DISTRICT. 
 
 Kamloopi 
 
 Nicola 
 
 — 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 1 
 1 
 
 4 
 
 •• 
 
 •• 
 
 2 
 2 
 
 
 1 
 1 
 
 2 
 
 
 2 
 
 4 
 
 6 
 
 8 
 
 8 
 
 •* 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 9 
 
 6 
 
 Clinton 
 
 Revelitoke ... 
 
 ToUI 
 
 14 
 
 4. THE SIMPSON DISTRICT. 
 
 Port Simpson 
 
 Naas 
 
 n^ila Bella 
 
 Port GH!iiiigtan 
 
 Queen Charlotte Inlands 
 
 Kit-ze-gucla and Upper Skeena. 
 Glai Tidings 
 
 Total 
 
 I-IL 
 ! 1 
 
 1 
 1 
 1 
 1 
 
 "i I 
 1 
 
 .. i 
 
 16 
 
 10 
 
 9 
 
 4 
 
 7 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 e 
 
 2 
 
 2 
 
 
 4 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 2 
 
 
 2 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 8 
 
 8 
 
 6 
 
 1 
 
 8 
 
 
 
 J 
 
 
 4 
 
 6 
 
 2 
 
 1 
 
 4 
 
 
 
 2 
 
 
 6 
 
 S i 
 
 2 
 
 1 
 
 4 
 
 
 
 2 
 
 *' 
 
 6 
 
 
 « 
 
 1 
 
 6 
 
 
 
 2 
 
 1 
 
 46 
 
 22 
 
 27 
 
 8 
 
 33 
 
 
 
 9 
 
 26 
 16 
 fi 
 13 
 14 
 14 
 20 
 
 108 
 
 RECAPITULATION. 
 
 Victoria District 
 
 2 
 
 i 
 
 3 
 
 4 
 8 
 4 
 6 
 
 22 
 
 1 
 I 
 
 •• 
 
 14 
 
 15 
 
 2 
 
 46 
 
 77 
 
 4 
 1 
 
 22 
 
 27 
 
 16 
 
 22 
 
 2 
 
 27 
 
 67 
 
 7 
 3 
 
 8 
 
 18 
 
 88 
 
 30 
 
 
 
 3:) 
 
 111 
 
 15 
 
 18 
 
 ,S 
 
 81 
 
 4 
 
 8 
 
 8 
 
 14 
 
 1 
 
 n 
 
 32 
 
 10? 
 
 Westminster District 
 
 iih; 
 
 Kamloops do 
 
 14 
 
 
 inr. 
 
 ToUl 
 
 Irr 
 
 
 
[1889 
 
 1S89] 
 
 METHODIST CONFERENCE. 
 
 16 
 
 AMOUNTS RAISED FOR CIRCUIT PURPOSES. 
 
 1 = 5, t 
 ;■* = : f- 
 
 1 H 
 
 loo 
 
 ! 1 
 
 I 1 
 
 i 
 
 i 
 i 
 
 1 3 
 
 ! 1 
 { 1 
 i 1 
 
 4 
 
 8 
 
 1 
 
 102 
 
 
 1 
 
 23 
 
 1 
 
 2 
 
 22 
 
 
 .. 1 10 
 
 1 •• 
 
 ,, 
 
 6 
 
 
 3 
 
 10 
 
 
 2 
 
 13 
 
 
 6 
 
 14 
 
 
 1 
 
 9 
 
 
 14 
 
 106 
 
 ■• 
 
 1 
 
 9 
 
 5 
 
 
 1 
 
 14 
 
 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 26 
 
 
 1 
 
 16 
 
 
 j 
 
 13 
 
 
 2 
 
 14 
 
 
 2 
 
 14 
 
 
 2 
 
 20 
 
 •• 
 
 « 
 
 108 
 
 
 
 
 4 
 
 8 
 
 lOl' 
 
 3 
 
 14 
 
 10.1 
 
 
 I 
 
 14 
 
 
 1) 
 
 inr. 
 
 7 
 
 82 
 
 327 
 
 1. THK VICTOHIA DISTRICT. 
 
 CIRCUITS. 
 
 "1 
 
 
 tit 
 a 
 
 II 
 is. 
 
 53 
 
 it 
 
 II 
 
 si 
 
 1 
 
 • All Other | 
 Purposes. 
 
 Victoria -Wesley Church 
 
 Victoria— Gorge Road 
 
 Sianich 
 
 Maple Bay and Sail Spring Island, ; 
 
 Nanaimo ' 
 
 Wellington ' 
 
 «600 01 ... 
 
 1 i 
 
 «i66'6) 1 '.'.'.'. 
 
 \ •••• 1 •••• 
 
 814 '6o 
 
 80 00 
 
 iooo 
 
 »360 00 
 76 00 
 10 00 
 22 60 
 216 35 
 6 00 
 10 00 
 
 I696C 00 
 2940 00 
 
 "62 00 
 463 82 
 
 626 00 
 
 
 
 Total 
 
 te04 60 
 
 
 jtlOO 00 
 
 .... 
 
 164 00 
 
 •688 8S 
 
 «1103 82 
 
 
 2. THE WESTMINSTER DISTRICT. 
 
 New Weatminater 
 
 Vancouver 
 
 ^ ancouver East 
 
 Itichmond 
 
 Delta 
 
 Maple Ridge 
 
 I.ingley 
 
 Siinias and Chllllwhacic' . 
 Indian Tribes 
 
 Total. 
 
 »10 00 
 
 
 
 1 
 .... 1 ... 
 .... j ... 
 
 
 •130 60 
 186 00 
 
 •2236 60 
 700 00 
 
 ■"2'60 
 
 .... 
 
 •4 00 
 
 .... 
 
 «66"6o 
 
 .... 1 . . . 
 .... .. . 
 
 .... i 
 .... 1 
 
 
 iioo 
 
 27 00 
 90 00 
 
 787 60 
 
 26 CO 
 
 600 
 
 76 00 
 
 878 00 
 
 9 76 
 
 •12 60 
 
 • t 00 
 
 •00 00 
 
 1 
 
 
 406 40 
 
 4217 15 
 
 3. THE KAMLOOl'S DISTRICT. 
 
 Kamloopa , 
 
 Nicola 
 
 Clinton i 
 
 llev ' ' 'i" i 
 
 
 
 IIOO 00 
 160 00 
 
 .... 1 ^3000 
 
 6 00 
 
 .... i 16 00 
 
 •ioi 00 
 
 
 
 TotAl 
 
 .... 
 
 
 •260 00 
 
 .... 1 •6100 
 
 •101 00 
 
 i 
 
 
 4. THE SIMPSON DISTRICT. 
 
 I'ort Simpson 
 
 .\aas 
 
 •3600 .... 
 
 15 00 .... 
 
 3 00 .... 
 
 18 25 .... 
 
 
 
 : 22ii"0O '.'.'.'. 
 
 
 :::: 
 
 ... 
 
 
 
 •23 00 
 160 PO 
 
 Iftlla Bella 
 
 
 I'.irt Essingion 
 
 242 76 
 208 60 
 
 Kit-io-guclaand I'pper Skeena.. . . 
 Oliiil Tidings 
 
 169 00 
 691 00 
 
 Total 
 
 ^•2286 26| . . . 
 
 
 i ... 1 1374 2r. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 RECAPITULATION. 
 
 Victoria District i| •604 60! 
 
 Wo Hminnter District :| 12 60 
 
 Kamloops do i — 
 
 Simpson do ||^2286 26 
 
 .... »10() 00 
 •4 00 CO 00 
 .... 250 00 
 
 •54 00 
 
 •688 85 
 
 •11030 82 
 
 406 40 
 
 4217 75 
 
 61 00 
 
 101 00 
 
 
 1874 25 
 
 Total !;»2!)02 26; ^4 00 ^410 00 
 
 •64 00, 11146 26! •16723 8-2 
 
16 
 
 MINUTES OF THE HRITISH COLUMBIA 
 
 [1889 
 
 SUPERANNUATED MINISTERS' FUND. 
 
 NAMES OF MINISTERIAL ANU LAY SUHSCRIUEKS OF FIVE DOLLARS AND 
 UPWARDS TO THE SUPERANNUATED MINISTERS' FUND. 
 
 I. VICrORIA DISTRICT. 
 
 Rev. J. E. Starr $12 00 
 
 M J. W. Wadman, M. A .... 12 00 
 M J. P, Bowell 12 00 
 
 Rev, Joseph Hall $12 00 
 
 „ W. \V. Baer 12 00 
 
 .. R. J. Irwin (two years) .... 24 00 
 
 II. WESTMINSTER DISTRICT. 
 
 Rev. J. H. White $12 00 
 
 M E. Robson 12 00 
 
 .. S. J. Thompson 12 00 
 
 „ J. Calvert 12 00 
 
 „ J. W. Patterson 12 00 
 
 M T. W. Hall 12 00 
 
 u M. J. Stevens 12 00 
 
 M C. M. Tate 12 00 
 
 Xeiit Westminster. 
 
 J. Cunningham 10 00 
 
 J. Wintemute $10 0(1 
 
 D. 8. Curtis 10 00 
 
 H. L. DeBeck 6 Oo 
 
 C. (i. Major .5 00 
 
 Mrs. A. Peers 5 00 
 
 Chilliwhtck. 
 
 Mrs. Susan Forsythe 5 00 
 
 G. R. Ashwell 5 00 
 
 Samuel Mellard 5 00 
 
 III. KAMLOOPS DISTRICT. 
 
 Rev. C. Ladner $12 00 I Rev. J. W. Winslow $12 00 
 
 .. J.A.Wood 12 (X) ., J.Turner 12 00 
 
 IV. SIMPSON DISTRICT. 
 
 Rev. Thomas Crosby $12 00 
 
 M A. E. Green 12 00 
 
 „ C. Bryant 12 00 
 
 Rev. D. Jennings $12 00 
 
 ,. G. F. Hopkins 12 00 
 
 „ A. N.Miller 12 00 
 
 SUBSCRIBERS TO EDUCATIOAL FUND. 
 
 Glad Tidings Mission, Rev. T. Crosby $4 00 
 
ixfso] 
 
 METHODIST CONFEKENCE. 
 
 17 
 
 RR PORTS OF COMMITTEES, 
 
 THE EDUCATIONAL CUMMITTKK. 
 
 ARS AND 
 
 The funds of tlie (Joniinittee were reported :- 
 
 Krom Districts .. .. gsilS 35 
 
 (,'oiifei'ence Kiluuationnl Meeting 10 30 
 lialance from last year.. 51 99' 
 
 Total 
 
 1186 64 
 
 Expenses ordered paid 
 Amount paid (ieneral Treas 
 
 urer (two-thirds net Re 
 
 ceipts) 
 Balance on hand 
 
 Total 
 
 «9 30 
 
 83 57 
 93 77 
 
 . . $186 64 
 
 \V^e recoinmend that the Conference fix the 15th day of January as 
 the date upon which all examination papers shall be in the hands of the 
 Secretary of the Board of Examiners, and that he be instructed to for- 
 ward them immediately to the Chairmen of the various Districts. 
 
 We also recommend that the Rev. J. H. White be appointed as 
 Secretary of the Board of Examiners and Treasurer of the Conference 
 Educational Fund. 
 
 All of which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 JcsEPH Hall, Ohaimum. 
 J. H. White, Sec-Treanurer. 
 
 BOARD OK EXAMINERS. 
 
 /ieno/mt, — That the following be the Examiners and their subjects 
 for tlie year : — ■ 
 
 Preliminary Cocr,sk. 
 
 (', Bryant 
 .lames Calvert . . 
 0. Ladner 
 J. Turner 
 T. \V. Hall 
 A. K. Green 
 .J. E. Starr 
 .1. I'. Howell ... 
 i'l Kobsou 
 Thomas Crosby 
 
 .1. A. Wood 
 .). K. Starr 
 K. Robson 
 C. M. Tate 
 K. Robson 
 .1. P. Howell 
 
 English Orammar and Composition. 
 
 Arithmetic. 
 
 (Jeography. 
 
 English Literature. 
 
 Ancient History. 
 
 Modern History. 
 
 New Testament History. 
 
 (ireek (iramniar. 
 
 Wesley's Sermons, I. to XX. 
 
 Methodist Catechism No. II, 
 
 KiRST YeAR'.S CotTii.SK. 
 
 Biblical Introduction. 
 Biblical History. 
 Wesley's Sermons, I. to LII. 
 Fletcher's Checks, I. to V. 
 Wesley on Christian Perfection, 
 (ireek (irummar. 
 
 .1. H. White . . 
 • I. P. BowlU .. 
 .1. P. Bowell .. 
 President of Conference 
 .1. H. White . . 
 
 2bc 
 
 Second Year's Coi'rse. 
 
 . . HermeneuticB. 
 . . Exegesii. 
 . . Church History. 
 . . Theology. 
 . . Rhetoric. 
 
IS 
 
 MINUTES OF THE HRITISH COLUMBIA 
 
 188!) 
 
 ■I V. IJowell 
 
 J. H White 
 .1. f. Uowell 
 I'residfiit of Conference 
 ./. K. SUrr 
 
 President of (.'onfereiice 
 C. Lailner 
 8. J. Thompson 
 President of Conference 
 C Ladner 
 
 ThIK1> VkARS ColRSE. 
 
 . . Kxegesis. 
 
 . . Homiletics. 
 
 . . Church History. 
 
 . . Theology. 
 
 . . l.,()gic. 
 
 KouKTH Ykar's Course. 
 
 . . Theology. 
 
 . . Apologetics. 
 
 . . Moral Philosophy, 
 
 . . Metaphysics. 
 
 . . Discipline. 
 
 REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON MEMORIALS AND 
 LANP:0US RESOLUTIONS. 
 
 M ISC EL 
 
 Your Committee, having considered the resolution of the Vinoria 
 Oistrict Meeting, whicli requests the permission of the Conference to .'he 
 trustees of the Wesley Church property, to dispose of, or sell the said 
 property, we recommend that such permission be granted. Having also 
 considered the resolution of the same District re Nanaimo Church pro- 
 perty ; we also recommend, as per the request of the Quarterly Board of 
 Nanaimo, that permission be granted to the trustees of the Nanaimo 
 Qhurch property to dispose of the property specified in their resolution to 
 ih» District Meeting. 
 
 - C. Bryant, Chairman. 
 
 J. Turner, Secretary. 
 
 REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON STATISTICS. 
 
 Your Committee on Statistics report that they are thankful for the 
 measure of success which the Head of the Church has been pleased to 
 bestow upon the labors of His servants in connection with this Conference 
 during the past year. 
 
 MeniHrship this year 2900 .... Increase, 449 
 
 Offi 'iul Mcmhi'rship 327 .... " ">" 
 
 Union Cliurch Relief Fund " 89 00 
 
 Contingent Fund " 35 90 
 
 Educational Fund " 29 35 
 
 Sabbath scliool Aid Fund " 1 1 C8 
 
 General CDiiforeiicc Fund " 21 93 
 
 Supcriinnnation Fund " 100 87 
 
 Missionary Fund " 784 00 
 
 Ministerial Support " 1268 00 
 
 Sustcntatiou Fund Si3(i5 15 " 295 70 
 
 There are no returns from the Auxiliary of the Woman s Missionary 
 -Society. 
 
 We recommend that the Auxiliaries of the above Society be requestfii 
 to report tiieir statistics to the Conference in tiie future for ptiblication in 
 the Minutes. 
 
 J. B. BowELL, Chairman. 
 T. W. Hall, Secretary. 
 
\H8[)] 
 
 METHODIST CONk'WUENCE. 
 
 19 
 
 IIKPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON SABBATH OBSERVANCE. 
 
 s Missionary 
 
 Your Committee regret that so little substantial advancement in the 
 liptter observance of the Habbatli has been made in this Province since tlie 
 close of the last Conference. There is still wide-spread desecration of the 
 Holy Day. Passenger, freight, and excursion trains continue to run. There 
 me excursions by steam-boats and stage.s ; saloons, cigar and fruit stands, 
 and confectioneiy shops are open ; various games are played ; newspapers 
 nvi' published ; freight is landed ; Hshing and hunting parties are organized 
 — all regardless of the clain)S of the Word of God, or the feelings of the 
 Uhristian people in the land. 
 
 We deeply deplore the fact that our Legislature has not passed any 
 crt'ective laws by which this open and continuous profanation of the Sab- 
 liaih-doy may be prevented, and we hereby submit for adoption by this 
 Conference the following resolutions : 
 
 1. That a committee, consisting of the ministers of Vancouver, East 
 \'ancouver, and New Westminister, be appointed, to draft a petition f r 
 liroulation among our people throughout the Province, setting forth our 
 views as a Church in reference to the nature and observance of the day, 
 and petitioning for direct legislation on the matter at the next session of 
 the Local Legislature. 
 
 2. That a sermon be preached on this subject by all our ministers in 
 tliis Conference during the month of June. 
 
 3. That special attention be given to the training of our children in 
 the proper observance of the day, and that we supply them with 'sound 
 religious literature, bearing on this important subject. 
 
 4. That as the social visiting practised in many places on the Lord's 
 Day is a great evil, we recommed that a clause be inserted in the Pastoral 
 Addresses calling the attention of our people to it. 
 
 5. That the holding of public funerals on this day, so seriously inter- 
 fering with the stated means of grace, be discouraged among us, except in 
 cases where interment cannot be postponed. 
 
 (5. That we bear in mind the Divine injunction, " Remember the Sab- 
 
 '>ath-day, to keep it holy ; " and that we seek to secure united action 
 
 on the part of all the Churches of this Province in securing the better 
 
 ot)servance of the Lord's Day. t i? cs m • 
 
 •' J. 111. Starr, (Jnairinan. 
 
 D. Jennings, Secretary. 
 
 KKPORT OF COMMITTEE ON THE STATE OF THE WORK. 
 
 Your Committee beg to report that the present state of the work of 
 our Church is such as to awaken devout gratitude to the Great Head of 
 tile Church for the clear tokens of His continued presence, and for the 
 stt'ady progress in al) departments of the work. Wo are glad to record 
 an increase of 458 to the membership of the Church, as well as to note a 
 VI ly gratifying advance in the Missionary contributions. We thank God 
 that, as our people increase in numbers the spirit of their Christian liber- 
 ality grows proportionately, and we trust that during the coming year we 
 ii'v be able to tabulate greater results than ever before. 
 
 T. W. Hall, Chairman. 
 3. W. Wadman, Secretary. 
 
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 MIVL'TES OF THE HUITISH roiX'MBIA 
 
 [188a 
 
 KEPOUT OF SUSTKNTATION FUND COMMI'lTHK. 
 
 Your Committee beg leave to report that the contributions to thib Fund 
 are as follows : - 
 
 Victoria I )i8trii;t ,.. $46 5') 
 
 Westminster •• . . 45 On 
 
 Kainloops n . . . . . . 3 00 
 
 Simpson n . . 2 00 
 
 By N. Shakeapeure, Esij., for fiorge HoadCiiurch, Victoria 4 00 
 Raised by special appeal, in subscriptions at Conference, 
 
 per Ke¥. .1. K. Starr . . '264 55 
 
 .?365 15 
 And recommend that this amount be distributed as follows:- 
 
 To Rev. R. J. Irwin #72 574 
 
 M „ J. I'. Bowell 80 00 
 
 ., ,. W. W. Baer 32 57i 
 
 M .. J. W. Winslow 80 00 
 
 J. A. \Voo.l 100 00 
 
 ISS365 15 
 
 Your Committee further recommend that N. Hhakespeare, Esq., be 
 the Treasurer of the Sustentation Fund. 
 
 C. Ladnbr, Chairinan. 
 A. E Grben, Secretary. 
 
 RKPORT OF THE SABBATH-80HOOL OOMMITTKE. 
 
 Your Committee on Sabbath-schools he.fs, to report as follows : — 
 
 1. That we have much pleasure in stating that there has been a marked 
 increase in every department of Sabbath-school work, except in the 
 number of conversions, and in the number who have taken the Total 
 Abstinence pledge. 
 
 2. Also, that there has Ijet-n manifested ;in increased interest in the 
 Sabbath-school literature of our Church. 
 
 3. We regret that so small a precentage of the scholars are instructed 
 in the MethodijJ; Catechism. 
 
 4. VV; loplore the fact that, according to the statistical table herewith 
 submitted, t'lere must be many of our people scattered throughout the 
 bounds of the Conference whose children have no SaV>bath-8chool ; for 
 while the number of preaching places is 99, there are only 38 schools in 
 operation. 
 
 5. We urged upon the attention of the Conference the advisability of 
 carrying out the provisions of the Discipline for the holding of District 
 Sabbath-school Conventions. 
 
 Sahbath-Sohool Aid Fund. 
 
 Coliectious from Districts $49.00 
 
 Sabbath -school collection at Conference 6. 15 
 
 Total «5o. 15 
 
 An increase of $5.13 over last year. 
 
 J. W. Wadman, Chairman. 
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 MINUTES OF THE HIUTIHH COLUMBIA 
 
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 TIIK IlKPOUT OF THK COMMITTEK ON MISSION.S. 
 
 Your Committer on Missions mport as follows: — 
 
 r. Indian Mlshhinh. 
 
 1. Iiri>. 'I'litt' having; iipplicd for an assistHiit, to Inlior lietwecn Pii[k-'UIii 
 and Hope, we rceoimiiciKl iliat tlif applioatioii l)c roforrfttl to tlic (!liair- 
 null) of the District, and Hro. Tati^ to arrange t]w same with the Mission- 
 ary Ooniiiiittee. 
 
 2. Siii>/)/ion /^i,v//('c/.—Ha\ini,' considered the resolutions of thf Simp- 
 son District Me^^tin|^, (v 'I'ho Moys' [ndnairial Institutr', we regret that 
 owiny to tli(^ iiielheieiicy of the I'riiicipal of tlu; Boys' Industrial Institute, 
 atul to his misunderstanding certain letters received from the Kx-Pi'esident 
 and (ieneral Secretary of the Central Moard of Missions, the ei'ection of the 
 I'oys' Industrial iTonie has not heen proceeded with, and we would re- 
 commend that the name of llev. (i. V. Hopkins be substituted for that of 
 Rev. D. Jennings, as one of the Hoard of Managers ; and that the erection 
 of the Hoys' Industrial Institute he jiroceeded with on the terms of the 
 report adopted at our last Conference. 
 
 '■). lie the Ap/ififfi/toii for a Mi'diral .Winsioituri/. — W'e recommend the 
 Conference to urge the Missionary Committee to take this matter into its 
 earnest consideration. 
 
 4. /{<} iS/eaitier "(j'f(t(l-Ti(liiii/ii." — Whereas, the legal transfer of the 
 Gliiil-Tidinys to the Methodist Church has been at length completed : and 
 whereas, in the past this steamboat has been running short-handed, 
 necessitating tlie Chairman of the Simpson District taking the place of a 
 common .sailor ; therefore, we ask the (Jiu\fei-ence to recommend the 
 General Board of Missions to make provision for meeting the expenses of 
 providing a captain and a (^rew of three men to manage the Mission 
 steamer. 
 
 "). Hi- (,'ir/s' Horn'', Port Sim/ixoii — An encouraging report was re 
 ceivi'd from the Cirls' Home at Port Simpson, and, from representations 
 made, we recommend to the Woman's Missionary Society, the erection of 
 a new building for this Institution at as early a date as possible. 
 
 0. I'l Iiidinn Tithi. — In responsi' to a re.solution from the Simpson 
 District Meeting, representing the neglect of the (iovernnn'nt to arrange 
 an e(juitable settlement with the Indians, or to carry '"•' the promises 
 niad(! by the Commissioners in October, 1887. We regrei the fact of such 
 neglect, and recomnmnd that this (.Conference re-atlirm the position taken 
 last year, and pledge itself in csvery legitimate way to help the Indians of 
 the Province of Hritidh Columbia, to secure their just rights and the 
 redress of their grievances. 
 
 In connection with the above, we recommend that a committee be ap- 
 pointed, consisting of the President of the Conference, the Secretary of 
 the Conference, with the Rev. J. E, Starr, and Messrs. J. E. McMillan, 
 T. (1. Rayner, and W. S. Hainpson, to watch the interests of the Indians 
 during the coming year. 
 
 7. lie MisHiou St'famer /or the Frnxer River. —h\ reference to the ap- 
 plication of Bro. Tate for a Mission steamer for the Eraser River, ;>our 
 Committee make no recommendation. 
 
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 .METHODIST CONKEUENf'E. 
 
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 II. ClIINKHR M1H.MION8. 
 
 Your Coimiiittt'n fcol hulisKiul that coiisidcnild** progress han !>«*» 
 Hindi' iliirinj{ the yciir witli tlic work iiiimii;^ tlic ('liiiK'sc, as evidenced hy 
 die number of conversions wliicli have occurred. llesident niihsionariea 
 have lieeii appointed at \'iuloria and Vancouver, and suitable buildin^jsarr 
 aliout to bo erected in connection with these Missiont". 
 .Ml of wliich is respectfully submitted 
 
 .losi;i'ii IIai.i,, (.'hnirman. 
 W, S. Ha-mhson, Sfcietarij. 
 
 RKPOUT OF THE CO.MMETIKK ON i'K.M PKH.\N(!K. 
 
 V^our Conimittee recognize the giave position of the ii'iiperance 
 1 aiise at the present time, and the importance of a clear, struig, and 
 ciiipiiatic deliv<^rancp on this cpiestion, and of earnest eHbrt in every part 
 ■ if dill' work ir its advancement iind sucress. 
 
 l'. We irjoicii that tiie work in this Conference is steadily advaucing, 
 Muit the membership of the dillenMit Temperance organizations is increas- 
 iiit,' all along the line, and nin'cr has the Temperance outlook beeiL as bright 
 us at the present. We cannot allow this opportunity to pass withortt n*- 
 '• irding our appreciation of the good ^^'ork which is being done by the 1. 
 o. (t. T., and the W. V. T. U., in reaching the children and training there 
 ill Christian principles. 
 
 .'{. We deplore the defeat of the Moott Act in so many places in the 
 Kastern Provinces, yet we are firmly of the opinion, that there is not a 
 real weakening of the Temperance movement, but a conviction manifested 
 that tho non-enforcement of the .Vet in'tkes necessary a general ertbrt for 
 the Total Prohibition of the liquor tratlic throughout the Dominion. 
 
 ■I /ifno/rfify — That we, the ministers and laity of the Oonfert ncp, 
 solemnly pledge ourselves to oppDStt, by all constitutional methods, any 
 ;,'overnnient, political partv, or individual member of Parliament, who 
 shall, directly or indirectly, oppose prohibitiory legislation. 
 
 5. Jiesolred, -That, as the ultimate power of the people to influence 
 tlie Legislature, is found in the ballot box, we declare our purpose Viy the 
 pulpit, by the press, and by every legitimate means, to inculcate the re- 
 siionsiljility of all Christian men and good citizens, to subordinate political 
 party alliances, to the great work of securing the abolition of the accursed 
 liipior traflic. 
 
 G. Your (,'ommittee deplore the way in which the Sabbath is 
 il<!secrated through the drink trallic, and would urge upon the licensing 
 counnissioners and city councils, that action be taken to close the saloons 
 from seven o'clock on Saturday night, to six o'clock on Monday morning, 
 as well as all other places of business. 
 
 7. We would also call the attention of the proper authorities to the way 
 tiip law is violated by the steam-boats, for liquor is sold at the landings, for 
 which they have no license, and great trouble and annoyance is the con- 
 'O'quence, :uid we strongly urge upon thosi; atitlnriiies, that more stringent 
 uieaus be taken to stop tiiis evil. 
 
 We also lament the fact, that notwithstanding the stringent Indian 
 liquor law now in force, the In>iians are able to procure large quantities of 
 
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 [1«89 
 
 liquor, in various parts of the country, thus pntailing luucli suffering; and 
 trouble in many ways. 
 
 8. Your (yi).iiinitteo reconiinond tiuit a strong proliihition pai-agrapli 
 be insert(ul in the pastoral address to our societies, and that our ministers 
 be advised to keep this subject of prohibition pro ninently before their 
 (congregations. 
 
 !). God is on our side ; right shall triuni[>li over selfishness and part) 
 interests; the great incubus of this ungodly tratlic must be removed fioni 
 the coniDierce of our nation, and thus the strc^am of social and national 
 life be j)urified. 
 
 We pledge ourselves to this end, and must wage this great conflict 
 until the monster vice of intemperance is consigned to eternal oblivion. 
 
 J. A. Wood, Chnirmnn. 
 J. W. VViNSLow, Secretary. 
 
 REPORT OF THE CONTINGENT FUND COMMITTEE, 
 
 Your Committee report that tliey find ^he state of the C!ontingent Fund 
 to be as follows : — 
 
 BaWnce on hand from last year 
 Collections from Districts . - . 
 
 I. at Reception Service 
 
 1. on Conference Sabbath 
 
 Sale of Conference .Minutes .... 
 
 Dl.SBITRHKMKNTS. 
 
 Secretary'.s e.\penacii 
 Imiiaa (Question expenses 
 President's !• 
 
 otationery account 
 Balance on hand 
 
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 9") -iO 
 
 12 (K) 
 
 5.") iV) 
 
 30 00 
 
 231 9N 
 
 .?5 00 
 
 30 00 
 
 20 00 
 
 8 80 
 
 ItiS 18 
 
 »23l 98 
 
 Your Committee recommend that I'ev. C. Hyrant. Secretary of Con 
 ferance, be Treasurer of the Fund for the ensuing year. 
 
 Josici'ii Hall, Chniri,mii. 
 Jamks C.m.vkht, Sfii-ri'tary. 
 
 SUPERANNUATION FUND. 
 
 Annual Re/iorl uf tin- llimnl for the Year enrlini) Jvlij -llrit, ISSfi. 
 
 1 have pleasure in again presenting to the Hoard the Annual Exhibit 
 of the state of the Fund. 
 
 Although the ])ast year has been one of great stringency in money 
 matters, the income of the Fund has been sufticient to meet tiie claims of 
 the ye,'\r, and to pay off the balance against tiie Fund, with whiclithe yeai- 
 was commenced. 
 
 The amounts apportioned to the several Districts have iieen paid, witli 
 comparatively trifling exceptions, and the claimants have received their 
 full allowances. 
 
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 METHODIST CONFEREXCK. 
 
 25 
 
 I am soiTV, however, to say tliat (|\iitf a nuinhcr of our most poorly 
 jiiiid ministers liave l)eeii conipcllcci to make up doficiences wliicli sliould 
 liiivf- been paid by their Circuits ; Imt so willingly has this heen done, in 
 olicdienee to the law of the t'liurrh. that in very fiw instances have I heard 
 any complaint 
 
 Tlie estimates for the LCiininj,' yeai' have lieen very carefully made, and 
 I venture, with gome hesitation, to ••ecornmend that the percentage he no 
 jii^rher tlian 6/ , the Kau)e as last year, althongli that may leave a small 
 ilctlciency agfi,inst the Fusid. 
 
 The coming year will he a trying one. arising from several cau.ses. The 
 ■nuount of assessable income has not materially increase<^.. The number 
 u\' iidditional clainniuts is greater than usual, and their claims exception- 
 ally heavy. There will probably be a falling oil' in the Interest account, 
 as we will have to make a change in the securities of a considerable amount 
 of our Investments, and the interest has IjeeTi very closely collected. 
 
 The abo\e is the Treasurer's Report, as adopted by the l>oard. 
 
 •John HnKniN, Sccrelov),. 
 
 FINANCIAL STATEM HNT. 
 
 UK. 
 
 I'KK.MANKNT ACC'.m'NT. 
 
 Id Amount as per last year's 
 
 Statement .«l(i3,S4') 4'2 
 
 ' M. E. Churcli, on Account 
 
 of Level'ing-up Fund 
 . Ministers' >nbscrip's (,^tli) 
 ■ Legacies 
 
 1,.-),S2 :<4 
 
 •_>,0H7 91 
 
 780 00 
 
 By Mortgages - ?(13,4'21 :W 
 
 .. Debentures - - 14,000 CO 
 
 .. Stocks ■ 8,791 75 
 
 , Loans - - - - 1,983 51 
 
 .. I'.ook lioom ■ - 49,500 00 
 
 1. Mifc»'oii;'.ry Society 9,760 00 
 
 ■ • ( I eu'^ial Conference Fund 8,580 8(i 
 
 ,. Albert (-'ollege Hoard •i.oOO 00 
 
 fr Commutation 1 ,552 9*2 
 
 M Ca.shin Haik - 8,205 3': 
 
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 l()S,'29.'i 07 
 
 
 
 «16S,2!!r. 1)7 
 
 nK. 
 
 \NNDAI, 
 
 ACCOrNT. 
 
 CR. 
 
 I'liulaimed Amounts 
 
 )<60 (M) 
 
 liy 
 
 Buluucc due I'", manent 
 
 I'uid from Circuits 
 
 1(),776 (il 
 
 
 Fund 
 
 81,044 95 
 
 Ministers' Subscrip's (;;tli) 
 
 10,439 10 
 
 
 Ba k Claims • 
 
 401 10 
 
 i5o)k Room AppropriutioM 
 
 (),(i(>0 00 
 
 ,, 
 
 187 Ministers 
 
 5l,:i73 00 
 
 Missionary (irant on Ac- 
 
 
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 i:W Widows - 
 
 18,718 15 
 
 cC'Unt of Superaiiiniated 
 
 
 
 ll'J Chil.lren 
 
 2.140 64 
 
 y.issionai ies 
 
 4,'.>(K) 00 
 
 
 3 Annuitants ■ 
 
 212 00 
 
 Interest 
 
 9,705 m 
 
 11 
 
 Refunds 
 Commutation 
 Treasurer s Salary 
 I'lxpense Account - 
 
 004 85 
 
 597 OS 
 
 1,000 00 
 
 1.143 26 
 
 §77.241 63 «77,241 <i3 
 
 All of whicli is respectfidly submitted. 
 
 Jamkk (iKAV, Clerical Treasun'r. 
 Kxiiminetl and found correct. 
 
 F. HVHNK, 
 
 Toronto, Augu.st, l?<8l^. S. McVehih. ) 
 
 (F.S. By re(]uest of Mr. (fray, the President acts this year a.s his 
 I 'i^puty, or Local Treasurer.) 
 
 Aiiiiitoi'n. 
 
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 MINUTKS OK THE BRITISH coLI'.mI 
 
 [188f) 
 
 OlUTrAlSV. 
 
 |{EV. U. B. HEMI.AW. 
 
 |{i;\ . l{iil)L!it I'ruco lli'iiiliiw was born iit fascoiiibe Harbor, Novu Scotia, on 
 March 11, 1855, anil .lied at, CMlliwliack, B.C., on May Ist, 1880. 
 
 He was com cited toCiodat St, .foliiis, NB, from which place he went 
 to Newfoundland, and was eny;aged for nonic time as school teacher in Bona 
 Vista. 'There he enti^red njtou the wo'k of the Christian ministry, in response 
 to the call of the M.ister. ami was appointed to a n)ission in Bona \'ista Bay. 
 On this, his lirst liekl of lal)or, he was eminently successful in leading siiuier.s 
 to Christ, many of whom remain as the fruit of his labors. In the year 1882 
 he was fiansferred from the Newfoundland to the Toronto Conference, an<l was 
 ajijiointud to the Nicola and Kandoops Missi m. in the British Colundii:i 
 District. 
 
 'riiroujihout that u idespread tield he was faithful in dealini^ with the in- 
 dividual, as well as in preachiui; Clnist to the small conj^regation 
 few conUl be got together, sometimes in jirivate houses, at 
 bar-rooms of hotels. 'I'he [)eople learned to love him fo 
 to the present his name is as ointment poured forth 
 Langley, where he spent a year in faithful toil. 
 
 » herever a 
 
 other times in the 
 
 • his faithfulness, and 
 
 . His next station was 
 
 , _, .\t the dose of the year he 
 
 wjis united in marriage to Mi.ss Wells, the daui'',- y of A. C. Wells, Escp, of 
 Chiiliwhack, and was statioiieil at Majde Bay, 1., where, with the a.ssistance 
 of his estimible wif«, he lalxuvd faithfully for the .Master for two years. His 
 last ajipointment was Maple Midge, on the Fra.ser. On this tield he was in 
 labors more abiuulant, |)reaching two or three times every Sabbath, and over- 
 exerting hinxself during the week in the erection of a new ])arsonago. His 
 energy far exceeded the strength of his constitution and he tmdoubtedlj- has- 
 tened his end by excessive mtiiiual liibor. coupled with an.\ioty for the welfare ol 
 his w<irk. He was seized with an attack of pleurisy, which he considered ot 
 little im])ortiince, and kejit on with his work until he was compelled to seek 
 njedreal advice, when the doctor at (Jiice directed him to rest for at least six 
 months. Courses of medicine, chiinge of tliiuate, and careful nursing were all 
 tried, but in vain, although at times his case seemed more hopeful. He became 
 unconscious six days before his death, and in that state passed away to the 
 F'ather's house above. It seems hard to realize that a life which promised so 
 much of usefulness in the cause of ('lirisl should terudnate i^'er the zenith was 
 reacheil. He had for some time bicn laying [dans foi the imia'ovement of his 
 mind, whereby he might become more useful in the work which he so dearly 
 loved, but it was otherwise ordered, ivmindiiig us 
 '■ Man proposes, but <!od dis|>oses.' Brother Hem 
 spiiit, of det'p piety, an able e\))ouiiiler of (i 
 zealous aiul siuc(!ssful ill soul saving, ready and forcefu 
 ileeply interested in the cause of 'I'emperain'e reform, among the workers of 
 whiih he oci iipied .i foremost pliice. 
 
 His funeral was largely attended by iie()ple of the neighborhood, togetlur 
 witii several friends from a distance, and all but two of the ministerial brethren 
 on tlii^ District were present, and took part in the service held in the Centrevillc 
 Methodist cliuich. His gra\e is in the Odd Fellows' cemetery, (Uiilliwhack, 
 where all that is mortal of Brother Hemlaw sleeps till the resurrection morn. 
 
 " Servant of ( iod well done ; 
 
 Thy glorious warfarin's past ; 
 The battle H fought, the victory's won ; 
 And thou art crowned at last. 
 
 " Bedeemed from earth and pain ; 
 Ah ! when shall we ascend, 
 And all in .lesus' ; presence reign 
 With our translated friend '. " 
 
 >'' the oft-repeated adage. 
 
 aw was a man (jf earnest 
 
 word, powerful in exhortation. 
 
 in ilebate. Ho was 
 
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 METHODIST CONFEHENCE. 
 
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 STANDING RESOLUTION !S. 
 
 From MinuUs of JSfl7. 
 
 Woman's Mihhionahv Socikty. 
 
 liemlvr.d, — Tliat wlierever, and as soon as deemed practicable, tlio 
 superintendent of eacli Circuit and Mission shall riMjuest the ladies of our 
 ('liurch to unite, and in accordance with the provisions and requirements 
 of the Discipline, organize branches of the Woman's Missionary Society. 
 
 Circuit Invitations. 
 
 The following preanib'e and resolution was reported to the Conference 
 \i\ the Stationing Committee, concurred in, and ordiM-ed to be printed in 
 the Minutes : — 
 
 Whereas the work of this Stationing Committee has been rendered 
 mure difficult than otherwise it would have been by tlie fact that the 
 Quarterly Ollicial Boards of some 'Jrcuits vv ithin the liounds of the Con- 
 ferenc(! had entered into private negotiations with ministers belonging to 
 other Conferences, with a view to securing their services for these par- 
 ticular Stations, without due consideration l)eing given t) the convenience 
 or comfort of ministers and their families now in the field, or to such an 
 arrangoinent of the Stations as would ensure the most efficient administra- 
 tion of District and Conference work ; therefore, 
 
 Resdivec/, — That while we have, on this occasion, complied as far as 
 liossible with the expressed wishes of the Circuits concerned, we desire to 
 kindly point out to the esteemed brethren composing the (j>uarterly Otti- 
 oiul Boards, tliat in so small a Conference as ours the pursuance of the 
 course above referred to cannot fail to cause serious eml)arrassn)ent to 
 the Stationing (,'ommittee, lessen the elliciency of our Chiu'ch as a whole, 
 iiiid disturb, to some extent, the present state of good feeling and mutual 
 (■oi:li(lence so happily existing betw( en ministers and people and nmung 
 the various Circuits and Mi>sions of our Conference. We would n inind 
 our pe pie that our cliurches are not independent congregations, but a 
 Coinh'.ridii, and that the principle of the itinerancy can be given its high 
 1st efliciency only when both people and pastors loyally surrender into tiie 
 l.uiids of tliij Stationing Committee, elected by tiie joint votr- of l((i/)/ ami 
 ministers, their rigiit to choose —on the one har.d what pastors tlnn' shall 
 h;ivf', and on the other what congregations tli' y shall serve. 
 
 From JUiiitite/: ni /AW. 
 
 Ri'-iolvi'd, — That th.' (leneral Conference collection be taken up in-luno 
 of' each vi ar. 
 
 SPi:CIAL RESOLUTIONS. 
 
 Mk.thodist CiniKc'ii Act. 
 
 Moved by the Rev. .1. K. Starr, seconded by N. Shakespeare, Ks(i., 
 Whereas l)y an Act passed by the l^irlianuMit of Canada, entitled " An 
 
 .•\(t respecting the Union of cei-tain Methodist (!hurclies" (47 Vii'. 
 
 ('luvp. lOfi), 
 
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 MINUTES OF THE BlUTlrfH COIA'MHIA 
 
 [1889 
 
 Tlie Union agreeJ to on the fifth day of Soptember, 1883, by the four 
 followiuu; Chiirclics, viz : — Tlie Metliodist Cliui-fh of Ciiuada, the Primitive 
 M"thodist Cliurcii of Cunada, the Methodist Kpiscopal Oiiurch of Canada, 
 and the Bible Cliristiau Church of Canada, was duly ratified, and the said 
 Clmrcl»es incorporated under the name of " The Methodist Ciiurcli." 
 
 And wliereas, at the second session of tlie fourth Parliament of tlie 
 Province of British Columbia, an Act was passed, entitled " An Act re- 
 specting; the Union of certain Mi^thouist Churches in Canada," the purpose 
 of the said Act bijing " to ratify and confirm the said Union, and to vest 
 in tlie said Metliodist Church, all the property in the Province of B-itish 
 (Columbia aforesaid, now vested or held in trust for each of the said 
 denominations or Churches, upon sucli trusts, or for such purposes as may 
 be declared in the said Act of Incorporation, and to confer upon the said 
 Church such further powers as may be re<jui8ite. 
 
 An<l whereas, the said Act passed by the Parliament of the Province 
 of British Columbia, in some of its provisions comes into conflict with the 
 powers conferred upon the Metliodist Church by the said Act of Incorpora- 
 tion, and in particular enacts that all lands acquired or held under it " shall 
 be subject to the provisions of the Religious Institutions Ordinance, 1869." 
 
 Resolved, therefore, — That the President of the Conference, the Secre- 
 tary of the Conference, and the Ex-President of the Conference, be, and 
 are hereby appointed a deputation to wait upon the Attorney General, 
 and the Executive of the Government of the Province of British Colum- 
 bia, for the purpose of representing to them the desirability of having the 
 provision regarding the Religious Institutions Act eliminated, and the said 
 Provincial Act made to harmonize in its provisions, with the Act passed 
 by the Parliament of Canada, and contained in the Discipline of the Metli 
 odi.st Church. 
 
 Hk Jksuits' Estatk Aot. 
 
 Moved by the Hav. J. E. Starr, seconded by Rev. T. Crosby, 
 
 Whereas the members of the British Columbia Conference of the 
 Methodist Church have the conviction that the Order known as The So 
 ciety of Jesus is an alien, secret, and ])olitico-religiousbody, the existence 
 of which is totally at variance with the institutions of a free State, be 
 it therefore 
 
 7?W()//-f(/, — That we protest againpt and condemn the incorporation of 
 the Order known as The Society of Jesus by the Legislature uf the Prov 
 ince of Quebec, in 1887, as being subversive of national life, and opposed 
 to civil and religious liberty and equality, the lieritage of every British 
 subject. 
 
 2. That we emphatically condein the Act passed at the recent session 
 of the Legislature of the Province of Quebec, entitled " An Act respect 
 ing the .settlement of the .Jesuits' Estates." 
 
 First, because it endows from public funds a religious organization, 
 thereljy violating the undoubted constitutional principle of the complete 
 separation of Church and State. 
 
 Second, because it recognizes the usurpation of a riglit by a foreign 
 authority, viz., His Holiness the Pope, to liecome an arbiter in matters 
 jiertaining to provincial legislation : and 
 
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 M E THODIST CON [•'EHEN' ' K. 
 
 Tliirtl, because the endowment of the said Society of Jesus, the expul- 
 sion of whicli from every civilized country wherein it has found a foot- 
 hold, has l)eon necessitated by its intolerant and mischievous intermeddling 
 with the functions of civil government, is fraught with danger to the civil 
 1111(1 religious liberties of the people of (Canada. 
 
 ■K That we indignantly resent the action of the said Legislature of the 
 i'lovince of (^ueljec, in recognizing the usurpation of the right of the Pope 
 ot liome to interfere in the administration of our internal and civil affairs, 
 ivi;ai(ling such action as derogatory to our system of government, and an 
 insult to our Sovereign Lady the Queen. 
 
 1. That we unhesitatingly condemn the Federal (xovernment, not only 
 for the unseemly haste which they displayed in advising His Excellency 
 the (lovernorGreneral to allow the Bill respecting the settlement of the 
 Jesuits' Estates, thereby thwarting the people's right to petition, but also 
 for not advising His Excellency, on the grounds of public polity, to dis- 
 allow the said Bill. 
 
 T). That while we desire to place on record our hearty appreciation of 
 the stand taken by the Toronto Mail and Montreal Witnexs, and also of 
 the course pursued by the thirteen memliers who, rising superior to party 
 allegiance, manfully announced themseh es as being on the aide of principle, 
 at the same time, we deprecate the spectacle presented upon the floor ot 
 the Mouse of Commons, where a majority in the two great political parties 
 of Canada acknowledged their subserviency to parly, to Jesuitical in 
 tluence, and to the Roman hierarcy, and we hereby express the opinion 
 that the 188 members of I'arliament who voted against the amendment 
 olfered by Col. O'Brien are unworthy of the confidence of the Canadian 
 Klertorate. - , 
 
 (Jarried, with but one opposing vote. 
 
 CoNDOLKNCR WITH Mils. ITe.MLAW. 
 
 Moved by Rev. T. W. Hal! seconded by Rev. A. K. Ureen, 
 rimt whereas it has pleased our Heavenly Father to remove from the 
 toils and trials of the Church militant, to the rest and reward of the 
 riiurch triumphant, our greatly beloved and deceased brother, Robert 
 i'liuce llemlaw, therefore, 
 
 /^('.so/tv'f/,- -That, while we bow in submission to the Divine will, we 
 desire to convey to our bereaved sister Hemlaw, our deepest sympathy, 
 mill earnestly pray that the pre.senee of our loving Saviour may be with 
 lii'r in her great sorrow. 
 
 PlIKOHASINO OK PaRSONA(JK FuKNITIUK. , ' 
 
 Moved by Brother O. D. Sweet, seconded by Rev. S. J. Thompson, 
 That whereas, in the removal of ministers from one Miss'on to another 
 ill British Columbia, large sums of money are paid out of the funds of the 
 Missionary Society for the removal of h avy furniture, sometimes nearly. 
 it' not (juifce, as much as the furniture itself is worth, b j it therefore 
 
 Hesolvedy — That this Conference represent this matter to the Mission- 
 ary Committee, with a view to havin<{ the hou.sehold fui'niture in parson 
 aj:es on Missions, purchased by the Missionary Society. 
 
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 [1889 
 
 Lkave of AiHUNOK TO Rkv. D. Jknninos. 
 
 ft'iso^yrf.—Tnat ill view of the fact tliat Rev. 1). Jennings has been 
 advised by tir* physician attending iiis wife that it is necessary she should 
 hi treated in San Francisco, in order to her complete recovery, tiiis Con 
 ference grant the li<iv. D. Jennings h^ave of absence from his work for 
 two months. 
 
 Sympathy with Rev. A. Oab.man, D.D. 
 Moved by Rev. J. E. Starr, seconded by Rev. C. Ladner, and 
 Ri'snlved, — That we, the members of the British Columb'a Conference, 
 place upon record our deep regret, that owing to the serious illness of his 
 wife, the General Superintendent, Rev. Dr. Carman, was unable to be 
 present and preside over tiie sessions of our Conference, and we hereby ex- 
 tend to him our tenderest sympathy, and pray that the God of all grace 
 and consolation, will grant to him the comfort and support required in this 
 hour of severe domestic affliction. 
 
 Methodist College. 
 
 Moved by Rev. A, Green, second id by Rev. S. -F. Thompson, and 
 adopted, 
 
 Whereas, we think that the time has come that we should take steps 
 towards the founding of a Methodist College in this Province ; and 
 
 Whereas, the need of such an institution is yearly becoming more 
 pre.ssing, inasmuch as many young people of our Methodist families arc; 
 compelled to leave the Province to obtam a higher education ; be it 
 
 Resolved, — That the President and the Secretary of the Conference, the 
 Ex-President, and Rev. J. E. Starr, and Messrs. David Spencer, Noah 
 Shakespeare, Thomas Cunningham, and A. C. Wells, be appointed a Com 
 mittee to ascertain the utility and feasibility of procuring sites, erecting 
 buildings, and establishing such an institution ; the Committee to report 
 to the next annual Conference. 
 
 Re The Yates' Account. 
 
 Resolved, — That the resolution upon this subject, which was adopted 
 by the Conference 1 ^st year, be re-affirmed, viz. ; — 
 
 "That the President and the Secretary of the Conference be authorized 
 to settle the Yates' account out of the Contingent Fund ; if necessary, 
 borrowing the amount needed, and making it a charge upon the Contin- 
 gent F'und." 
 
 PuLFiT Supply. 
 
 Resolved,— Tha.t ministers moving to new fields bo responsible for the 
 two Sabbaths following the rising of the Conference on their old fields. 
 
 Woman'.s Missionahv Socit:'>'v. 
 
 Mrs. Grant, President of the Victoria Auxiliary of the Woman's 
 Missionary Society, was introduced to the Conference, and in an able ad- 
 dress advocated the claims of the Woman's Missionary Society, after 
 which it was moved hy Rev. J. E. Starr, seconded by J. Jessop, Esq., and 
 
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 authorized 
 
 Ri-Kolveii, — Tliat this Conference, having listened to the President of 
 tlie Auxiliary of the WoniaTi's Missionary Society of Wesley Ohurcli, 
 desire to assure her of tlnnr appreciation of her admirable address, and 
 tlii'ir sympathy with the work of the Woman's Missionary Society, and 
 wcidd recommend that in the pastoral address for the ensuing year, tiie 
 oi'Ki'.nization of Auxiliaries of the Woman's Missionary Society be urged 
 upiMi the people wiihin the bounds of this Conference. 
 
 Rev. J. W. Wadman, M.A. 
 
 l\loved by Brother T. G. Hay nor, seconded b iev. A. K. Ureen, 
 In view of the fact that Urotlier Wadman sf> crs his connection with 
 lis, at the rising of this t'onference, be it 
 
 Ri'sohed, — -That we take this opportunity to e.xpress our appreciation 
 of his many excellent qualities as a Christian minister and brother, in this 
 branch of Christ's Church, and that we deeply regret his leaving us, and 
 earnestly pray that the blessing of God may attend him in his new Held 
 of labor. 
 
 Thanks to the E.\-Pbesident. 
 
 Moved by Rev. C. Ladner, seconded by Rgv. J. H. White, and 
 Resolved, — That the hearty thanks of this Conference are hereby ex- 
 tended to the Rev. K. R^bson, for the faithftil and efficient perforiuanee 
 of the onerous duties of his office during the past year. We cannot allow 
 our esteemed brother to retire from the Pi'esidency without expressing 
 our high appreciation of his zeal for, and devotion to, the cause of Christ 
 and of Methodism, in this Province, and we assure him that our sincere 
 prayers will be offered to the Great Head of the Church, that he may 
 long be spared to prosecute the work so tieir to him. 
 
 Thanks to Rev. 
 J. W. Wadman. 
 
 Joseph Hall. 
 MA, seconded 
 
 by Rev. James 
 
 Moved by Rev. 
 Turner, and 
 
 Re.gfthed, — That the thanks of this Conference, are hereby tendered to 
 tlie Rev. Joseph Hall, for the faithful discharge of his duties as Secretary 
 of the Conference for the past yaar. 
 
 Thanks to Rev. John Gbeenwooi). 
 
 Reao/vad, — That the thanks of this Conference be presented to the Rev. 
 •I olin Greenwood, for having so readily complied with the request of the 
 <'onferi"ce to take Rev. Dr. Carman's appointments, and also for having 
 so ably rilled the pulpit of Wesley Clnirch in the morning, and of Gorge 
 lioad Church in the evening, of last Sabbath. 
 
 Thanks to the Rev. J. P. Bowell. 
 
 Moved by Rev. J. H. White, seconded by Rev. S. J. Thompson and 
 Ri'xolveil, —That the Rev. J. P. Bowell, Conference examiner in Greek 
 
 Grammar and Exegesis, having kindly offered to assist candidates and 
 
 piobationers for the ministry in the preparation of these subjects for 
 
 examination by correspondence during the year ; 
 
 We hereby thank Bro. Bowell for his generous ort'er, and strongly 
 
 advise the young brethren to avail themselves of it. 
 
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 [188!> 
 
 Thanks to Rkv. W. W. Baer. 
 
 Jiesolve(f, — Thau the tli'inks of tliia Conference are due and are hereliy 
 tendered to Bro. \V. W. Baer, for the very faithful and accurate reporis 
 whicli lie has made of the proceediuf^s of this Conference to the Daily 
 Press. 
 
 Thanks to tiik Fkeks. 
 
 Resolved, -That the thanks of this Conference are due and are lieretiy 
 tendered to the Press of this city and Province, for publishing; reports of 
 procedings from day to day. 
 
 HosriTAIilTV OK ViCTOKIA FlUE.NDS. 
 
 Resolved, — That the thanks of this Conference be presented from the 
 pulpits of the Wesley and (xorge Road churches, to the kind friends 
 who have so hospitably and cordially entertained the members of tin- 
 Conference during its sessions in this city. 
 
 LiUKRALlTY TO SCSTK.VATION FlIND. 
 
 Resolved, — That the thanks of this (Jonference be presented on next 
 Sabbath from the pulpits of the Wesley and Gorge Road churches, 
 to the members of these congregations, for their noble liberality in re- 
 sponding to the appeal made by the Rev. J. K. 8tarr, and thus assisting 
 the Conference iw the special ertbrt made by its members to so increase 
 the receipts of the Sustentation Fund as to relieve to any considerable 
 extent the necessities of the ministers stationed ou l.'..e Domestic Missions 
 in this Province. 
 
 Nu.VT CoNKKRENCK SERVICES. 
 
 Resolved, -That the President of the Conference, and the Pastors of 
 Vancouver and New Westmin.ster, l)e a Committee of arrangements for 
 the services of next (yonference. 
 
 Conference ok 1890. 
 
 Resolreil, 'Vhat the ne.tt Conference meet at N'ancouver, on the third 
 Wednesday of May, 1890, at 9 o'clock, a.m , and that the Conferenoc 
 prayer-meeting commence at 11. -'iO a.m. and close at noon. 
 
 CoHv OK Me.mokiai, uiNiv Lav Representation. 
 7'() 'I'/ie Menihers of The Third Si-hsioh of ihf liritisli Cohuahia Con- 
 ferenre noir nssem/ded : 
 
 Dear Bketiire;i, — At a meeting of Lay Representatives of this Ccn' 
 ference, held in the vestry room of Pandora Street Church, Victoria, it 
 was unanimously resolved, that the time had fully arrived to memorialize 
 the Cenerai Conference to so amend the Discipline as to allow lay rcprr 
 sentatives equal voting power 'vith the Ministerial members on all ques- 
 tions coming up for discussion and action thereon ; more particularly, as 
 it is the opinion of these lay delt^gates, that it would be conducive V> 
 harmony and good-will among all Loncerned for the lay element to have 
 equal representation on the Stationing Committee, as it will readily be 
 conceded, that lay representatives have the moral, financial, and spirit- 
 
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 aal interests of the Churcli at heart, e(|iially with ministers at present 
 composing that Committee. 
 
 Without iidviincing any further argument in favor of this chanjie in 
 the Discipline, this meeting respectfully solicits its favorable consideration 
 hy the Conference now assembled, with a view to bringing the (|uestion 
 hffore the Oeneral Conference at its next session. 
 
 ANNIVERSARY SERVICES. 
 
 1. Sabhath-wciiool. 
 
 The Sabbath-school Anniversary was held on Tuesday evening, May 
 1 Ith, Rev. Joseph Hall, Secretary of Conference, in tiie chair. An 
 addre.ss was delivered by Rev. J. II. Wliite. (Jolhction, •'?G 15. 
 
 2. Edicationai,. 
 
 The Educational Meeting' was held on Wednesday evening, ISFay 15th., 
 the President in the chair. Addresses were delivered by Revs. S. J. 
 Thompson, J. P. Howell, and J. W. Wadman, M.A. Collection 81G.30. 
 
 3. MissrosARY. 
 
 The Missionary Anniversary was held on Thursday evening, JNIay 16th, 
 the President in the chair. The Revs. T. W. Hall and VV. H. Pierci- 
 gave addresses, followed by Capt. John, an Indian Local Preacher, who.se 
 remarks were interpreted by Rev. C. M. Tate. Collection §2;i.05. 
 
 4. Recei'Tion Servick. 
 
 The Reception Service took place on Friday evening. May 17th, the 
 President in the chair. 
 
 Arthur Noble Miller, who was the only candidate, related his (Jhristiau 
 ixperience and call to the work of the ministry. His reception into the 
 ministry was moved by Rev. C. Ladner, seconded by liev. A. E. Green, 
 after which, by rnjuest of the President, an address was delivered by 
 liev. John (ireenwood, of the British Wesleyan Conference, niain'y 
 ilirected to the candidate for ordination. 
 
 Bro. Miller was then received into frd connexDn by a standing vote 
 of the Ministerial members of the Confer :nce. 
 
 A collection, amounting to -SI 2.00, was made in behalf of the 
 (Contingent Fund. 
 
 At the close of the proceedings, a special appeal was made to the con- 
 j.'fegation by Rev. J. C. Starr, to supplement the small sum in the hands 
 of the Sustentation Fund Committee, and in a short time $204.55 was 
 given to that object. 
 
 5. Sabbath Services. 
 
 On Salibath, May 1 9th, the religious services were as follows ; — The 
 Conference Love-feast was held at 0.45 a.m., 'ed bj' Rev. J. A. Wood. 
 .^t 11 a.m., a sermon was preached by Rev. John Crefn-vood, of the 
 \\ osleyan Conference, England. 
 
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 MINUTES OF THE RRITfSH COLUMBIA 
 
 [1889 
 
 The Ordination service followed, conducted by the President of the 
 Conference, assisted by the Kx-President, Secretary, and other ministers, 
 when Arthur Noble Miller was solemnly set apart to the work of the 
 Christian ministry. 
 
 At 7 p.m., the Rov. S. J. Thompson preached, after which the Sacra- 
 ment of the Lord's Supper was administered. 
 
 G. Temperance. 
 
 On Monday evening, May 20th, the Temperance meeting was held, 
 Rev. S. J. Thompson in the chair. There were addresses delivered by 
 Revs. J. A. Wood and T. Crosby, and by N. Shakespeare, Esq. 
 
 Visitors to Conkerksck iNTRODUCEn. 
 
 The Rev. John Greenwood, of the British Wesleyan Conference, was 
 introduced by Bro. Bryant, and was invited to a seat on the platform. 
 
 The Rev. Mr. llugg, of Calvary Baptist Church, and Hew Donald 
 Fraser, of the First Presbyterian Ciiurcii, were severally introduced, and 
 each addressed the Conference in a fraternal spirit. 
 
 Close ok Conference. 
 
 On motion, the Conference adjourned at 1 1.45 p.m., Monday, May 20th. 
 
 The Ex-President engaged in prayer, and the President pronounced the 
 
 benediction. 
 
 Joseph Hall, President, 
 Cornelius Bryant, Secretary. 
 
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 THM ANNUAL ADDliKSS 
 
 OF TJIE 
 
 BRl'^lSH COLUMBIA CONFERENCE OF THE METHODIST CHURCH 
 
 TO TllE 
 SOCIKTIKS WITHIN ITS BOUNDS. 
 
 since we last met in Conference Session, 
 a brother greatly beloved and highly 
 
 Dearly Beloved, — Assembled in our Annual Conference after the 
 toils and triumph of another year, we send you our greetings and 
 counsels, trusting you may receive such as a renewed assurance of the 
 unfeigned love which we cherish for your souls, and the earnest solici- 
 tude that you may abound yet more and more in the knowledge and love 
 of (iod and of our Lord Jesus Christ. Showers of blessings have been 
 experienced on nearly all our Circuits and Missions, and we gratefully 
 record to the honor and praise of Him whose we are and whom we 
 serve, an increase of 449 to the membership of our Church during the 
 past year. We are also glad to note an increase of !?784 in the Missionary 
 contributions of the Church, as well as a very gratifying advance in all 
 other Connexional Funds. 
 
 Death has entered our ranks 
 and the Rev. R. B. Hemlaw, 
 
 esteemed for his work's sake, has passed to rest and r vard. In the midst 
 of our sorrow we cannot but rejoice in the contemplation of his faithful 
 life, earnest toil, and peaceful death. To his sorrowing widow we extend 
 our heart-felt sympathies. We are glad to learn that every department of 
 our H ^bbath-school work is in a prosperous condition, and heartily com- 
 mend to your prayers and practical sympathy these nurseries of tlie 
 C'iiurch. Our Sustentation Fund which we had hoped would have afforded 
 material relief to some of our brethi'en laboring on domestic Mission fields 
 lias not fully met our e.xpectations, and as a consequence, many of our 
 ministers with their families still suffer serious financial euiburrasment. 
 We again commend this very importtftit Fund to your Christian liberality. 
 
 In connection with our Missionary interests, we desire to call your 
 attention to the noble work being done by the Woman's Missionary 
 Society. During the past year these consecrated women have, by their 
 self-sacrifice and devotion, added thousands of dollars to the missionary 
 resources of the Church. At present, only one auxiliary, that of Victoria, 
 exists within the bounds of the Conference. We strongly advise that 
 wherever it is at all possible, auxiliaries be organized. 
 
 As a Church, we are strongly pledged to the cause of Temperance 
 reform, and we earnestly desire that in this, as well as in all other move- 
 
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 MINTTK.S OF THE IIKITI.SH ('OM'MlllA 
 
 [1.S.S9 
 
 incuts iirt'i'cting the social and moral well-being of the people, you will 
 iilwftvs use your inlluence and oust your vot) upon t\w side of truth and 
 ri;,'lit. 
 
 All d-'partinents of our work have received our earnest consideration, 
 iiiui wf lire looking forward to a year of great oppirtunities and rich 
 results Il'MueniUcr. hretlircn, that cur claim to he disciples of Clirist, 
 and followers of tlK'iii who throuj,'h faith and patience inherit the pro- 
 mises, rests upon the manner in which we live. Personal piety, whole 
 hearted consecration to the service of the Master, are what we need. 
 While soiut! are living without hope and without God in the './orld, and 
 others living with the form of (Jodliuess but without the power, we arc 
 called to be living epistles read and known of all men. 
 
 " Wherefore, also, wc pray always for you, that our God would count 
 you worthy of this calling and fulKI all the good pleasure of His goodness 
 and the work of faith with power, that the name of our Lord Jesus 
 Oliiist niiiy be glorified in you and ye in Him." " Faithful is he who has 
 promised, who also will do it." 
 
 Joseph Ham>, Pntslden'. 
 ' .0. IJiiYANT, finfretari). 
 
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 MINISTERS AND PROIUTIONERS FOR THE MINISTRY 
 
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 KIUTISH COLUMBIA CONFERENCE OF THE MKTHODIST CHURCH, 
 
 1889. 
 
 NoTK. — Tlio fij^uri's lit the befriniiiii<:( of the lincH Hhow tho yuar in which each 
 MinistL'V coiiiineiiccil his iiiiiiistrv, an'l those nt tliu uiul (if the lines denote his 
 first, secmul, etc., aniuml ivppointniunt to his present Circuit or Htation, 
 
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 lH8!t 
 1877 
 
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 1871 
 
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 1885 
 1887 
 
 188:3 
 1X42 
 
 Hiier, W. W Victoria, (lorge Road 1 
 
 lieavis, R. B Bella Bella 1 
 
 Betts, .lohn F Vuncouver East 1 
 
 Bowell. J. P., Fitt. S,r Maj.le Bay and Salt SprinR I'd, 3 
 
 Bryant, C, S>:<: of Con/ Miii.lo Ridge 1 
 
 Calvert, .las Ladner's 2 
 
 Crosby, Thos., Ghairmun Glad Tidings 2 
 
 (Jardner, J. E Vjutoria, Chinese Mission 1 
 
 Green, A. E Port Simpson 1 
 
 Hall, Jos., Viha'wman and I'rna. d^'G'fXi/.Nanainio 3 
 
 Hall, Thos. W Sumas and Chilliwhack 3 
 
 Hopkins, <}eo. F Port Essington 2 
 
 Irwin, R. J Kootenay 1 
 
 .lonnings, D Naas 1 
 
 Ladiier, Chas., Uhairman Kaniloops 2 
 
 Miller, A. N Queen Charlotte Islands 2 
 
 Misener, Wni. D Langley 1 
 
 Pierce, \V. H Kit ze-giicla and Kit- wan-cool. 1 
 
 Pollard, William, Sup'd Victoria, Gorge Road 11 
 
 1850 llobson, E. Rev., Ohnirnvin. 
 
 ... Vancouver. 
 
 3 
 
 188!) 
 1878 
 188G 
 
 1875 
 1884 
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 187(5 
 
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 Spencer, J. C Upper Skeena 1 
 
 .Starr, J. E Victoria 3 
 
 Stevens, M. J Comox 1 
 
 Tate, CM ... Indian Tribes 
 
 Thompson, S. J Richmond 
 
 Turner, .las Revi Istoke and Doiiald . 
 
 White, J. H., Fin. >Vc New Westminster 3 
 
 Winslow, J. W Nicola 2 
 
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 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF CIRCUITS. 
 
 The Figures in tlie Hat denote the order in which tlie Circuits are arranged in 
 
 the Stations. 
 
 Belhi Bella 34 
 
 Cariboo . . . . 30 
 
 Cheain . . . . . . . . 21 
 
 Clinton 26 
 
 Coniox . . . . . . !) 
 
 Delta 17 
 
 Gli'.il Tidings Mission . . 40 
 
 Indf.n Tribes iO 
 
 Indian Tribes 22 
 
 Kaniloops . . . . 24 
 
 Kit-a-maat . . . . 39 
 
 Kit-lactunuix . . . ?3 
 
 Kit-zegucla, and Kit- wan-cool . . 37 
 
 Kooteiiay 2!) 
 
 Langley . . . . !!• 
 
 Maple Bay and Salt Spring Island. 5 
 Maple Ridge . . . . 18 
 
 Mission to Lumbermen . . . . 23 
 
 Naas . . . . . . . . 32 
 
 Nanaiini) . . . . . . : . C 
 
 I Nanaimo, Chinese Mission . . H 
 
 , New Westminster . . ..11 
 i New Westminster, Chinese Mission 12 
 
 ! Nicola 2--, 
 
 i Port Essington . . . . 3.">- 
 
 I Port Simpson . . 31 
 
 Queen Charlotte Islands . . 'M 
 
 ! Revelstdke and Donald . . 27 
 
 i Richmond . . 1(> 
 
 I Spallumscheen and O'Kanavan . . 28 
 
 ; Snmas and Chilliwhack. .. 20 
 
 I Tlie Gulf Islands 4 
 
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 ! Upper Skeeiia . . . . . . 38 
 
 j Vancouver . . . . . . . . 13 
 
 r Varcouver East . . 14 
 
 j Vancouver, Chinese Mission . . 15 
 
 I Victoria, Wesley ( 'hnrcli . . . . 1 
 
 Victoria, (lorge Road . . 2 
 
 Victoria Cliinese Missioi. . . . . 3 
 
 Wellington . . . . . . 7 
 
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 n .. 15 
 .. 1 
 .. 2 
 .. 3 
 
 .Address of Conference, I'ustorivl 35 
 
 .Alphabetical List of Circuits 38 
 
 Alphabetical .List of Ministers 37 
 
 Anniversary Services 33 
 
 Candidates and Probationers for the 'Vlinistry (i 
 
 Circuit Purposes, amounts raised for 16 
 
 Conimittees, Conference (} 
 
 Conference of 18!)0 32 
 
 Cunnexional Funds 12 
 
 Educational Fund, Subscribers to. . 10 
 
 Examiners, Board of 17 
 
 bay Members of Confeience 5 
 
 Lay Representation, Memorial upon 32 
 
 Mombership of tiie Churcli 11 
 
 Ministerial Support 13 
 
 < tbituary of Rev. K. B. Hemlaw 26 
 
 Ofticers of the Conference 3 
 
 < >rticial Board Returns 14 
 
 lu^pn^t^s of Committees- 
 Contingent Fund 24 
 
 Educatonal 17 
 
 Memorials 18 
 
 Missions 22 
 
 State of the Work 19 
 
 Statistics 18 
 
 Sabbath Observance 19 
 
 Sabbath-School 20 
 
 Sabbath-Schools. S^ ,,isticiil Report of 21 
 
 Sustentation F'.inl 20 
 
 Temi)orance 23 
 
 Ki'sohitions • 
 
 Special 27 
 
 Standin;,' 27 
 
 Stations, List of 9 
 
 Niiperaniuiiition Fund. Treasurer's He]ior( i.f 26 
 
 ^iijierannuated Ministers' Kunil, Subscribers to 16 
 
 Superannuated Ministers, Na;;ie» of (5 
 
 Transfers 5 
 
 I'lcasin-ers of Connexional Fuuls 8 
 
 \'isilors to Conference Introduoeil 34 
 
LIS" OF STATIONS, MONTREAL CONFERENCE. 
 
 REV. JAMES KINES, Puksidknt of Conferex* e. 
 
 REV. C. R. I-'LANDERS, B.A., Secretary of Conference. 
 
 ^^ Till ii-ord ■/» pnrenthi'sia is the Post Ofice address of the MinistiT i'7io«<! yiame 
 
 immediately precedes it. 
 
 I. MONTREAL DISTRICT. 
 
 1. MoNTRKAL First (St. Cntharine Street) — Jame.s Hemlevsoii, 18 Lnivei'dity 
 Street. (>. H. Davis (Peterboro', Out.), Sui)eniiimiated. 
 
 , WcNlfyaii 1lip»I«glral <'ollrKf. - ; i 
 
 (iEoKCiE DoruLAs, D.D , LL.D., Principal and Professor of Theolorpj, "2^ 
 
 University Street. 
 William I. Shaw, LL.D., Profeisor of (Ireelc Testament and Church Hiy.onj, 
 
 162 Manatielil Street. Connected with Montreal Fourth Circuit. 
 William Howitt, B.A., Professor of Classics and Knijiish. Connected with 
 
 Montreal Sixth Circuit. 
 
 ■J. Montreal Second (Mountain Street) -J. Tallman Pitciier, 262 St. Antoine 
 Street. Jacob Freshman, Supernumerary, engaged in work among the 
 Hebrews in New York (17 St. .Mi.>'k"8 Place. New Vork). 
 '! M(..iTiiEAL Thihi) 'Lagauclietiere Street) — A. McCann, 'M Plessis Street. 
 ■. iMovTREAI. FoLHTH (Dominion Sij;:<ire) — S, P. Rose, 164 Windsor Street. 
 ."i. ^^•"NTiiEAi, Fifth (Notre Dame Street)— C. R. Flanders, B.A., Hecretarij oj 
 
 C!■^i/erenre, 587 Sei<.';ieurs Street. 
 " .'.!./\i!iF,Ai, Si.KTH (Siierbrooke Street)~T. O. VMlliams, 546 Sherbrooke 
 
 .-■trofi. 
 7. j'i.iNT'- :al Skvf.n- h (Point St. Charles) —J. Scaidon, 51(6 Wellington Street. 
 S, MuInmikai, Ei(iH"H (Douglas Church)— J 'J«i;,'.'r AntlifF, M.A., D.D., 
 4.'i Mark Street. Charles A. Hanson, ^'ure' i,'-Treasure of Staiistead 
 Wesleijaii (Jnliene 2486 St. Catherine Sti.... Alex. Cam | bell (Cote St. 
 .Vntoine, Que.). 
 ;i. Montreal Ninth (Dorchester Street)— C. E. 'Mand, R.A., o!> MacKay 
 Street. 
 ^Iontreal Tenth (St. Henri and Cote St. Paul)— iJeoi-ge H. Porter, M..\. 
 Montreal Eleventh (Hochelaga) - \\'illiam Wells. 
 
 Montreal Twelfth (Cote St. .\ntoinf) To be supplied un<ler the Superin- 
 tendent of Monti eal Eighth. 
 Montreal Citv Mission — To be supi)lied. 
 Scandinavian Mission— To lie supplied. 
 .VI( nireal Centre (French Mission)— E. DeOruehy, 1 St. Eli/jibeth Street. 
 
 J. A. Dorion, Suiierainiuated, 161 Jacipies Cartier Street. 
 French Met>'jDIst Institute- W. Hall, M.A., liovemor a)\il Principal 
 
 (Oreen Avenue, Cote St. .\ntoine). 
 Montreal West (French Mission)- Mitchell Sadler. 16.') Chatham Street. 
 St. JjAMUErt - W. Sparling, R.A. 
 St. JoviTE — One wanted. 
 Oka (Indian Mission)- A. E. (ieotlroy. 
 Lachine— W. Harris. 
 H(ns<)N--To be supplied. 
 
 4ll(' 
 
 m. 
 ii. 
 
 \2. 
 
 '4 
 
 I'.l. 
 
42 
 
 LIST OF STATIONS, MONTREAL CONFERENCE. 
 
 [1889 
 
 22. Lachute— J. Y. McDowell, B.A. John Hiscocks, yupermnnorary. 
 
 23. Calumet AND ({RENVILLE— A. Galley. . ... 
 
 24. AuuNBEL — R. H. S. 
 
 26. Old Haurinutox — P. McGregor. 
 
 26. La^'f ELD— T. B. 
 
 27. Ne ; -'-r ^v— J. T. Wilkinson. 
 
 28. Shau) -W. D. L. (St. Saveur des Montagnea). 
 2!). Rawi u.' Fairbaini. 
 
 Ralj)h C. ' I'iier. D V. Lucas, A.M., Gospel Temperance Evangelist, by 
 
 permission of Conference. 
 A. Logan, C. \V. Finch, P. L. Richardson, L. Massicotte, Wesleyan Theologi- 
 cal College. 
 
 T. G. Williams, Chttirman. 
 
 ,: ' J. T. PiTt'HER, Fill. ^Vc 
 
 IL KINGSTON DISTRICT. 
 
 ;{0. KiXiiSTON FiH.'^T (Sydenham Street) — W. Wellington Cai-son. James Brock, 
 
 William Short, A. Drennan, Superannuated. 
 31. Kingston Second (Queen Street)— J. Kines, President of Confiience. R. 
 
 Whiting, Superannuated, 
 .'i!^ Kingston Third (Brock Street East)— Wu). Timberlake. C. A. .Jones, 
 
 Supefannuated. 
 
 33. Kingston Fourth (Brook Street West)— D. C. Sanderson. 
 
 34. Kingston Fifth — L. Pi. England, E.A. 
 
 35. Portsmouth — Robert nailie. 
 
 36. Stella — T. Harris. ■ " ■ 
 
 37. Wolfe Island- Asa O. Watts. > 
 
 38. Cataraqui — I. E. Thurlow, .1. Richards. 
 31). Eloinburg — A. B. Johnston. 
 
 40. Invernay — J. A. Dowler. 
 
 41. Battersea— Wm. Peck. 
 
 42. Ganaso(H'E — .Joseph M. Hagar, M.A. 
 
 43. Lansdowne West— J. J. Haylock, (Gananocjue). T. ( >. Adkins, Super- 
 
 numerary. 
 
 44. PiTTsBiRc}— J. M. Treadrea(Cu8hendall). E. R. K. 
 46. Harrowsmith— J. E. Lidstone. 
 
 46. Sydenham — E. S. Shorey. 
 
 47. Skeley's Bay — (!. S. Reynolds. . ' 
 
 48. Verona — Job Roadhouse. 
 40. Pareyham — One to be sent. 
 
 .50. Shardot Lake — One to be .sent. 
 .")1. WiL.MiK— One to be sent. 
 
 J. Kines, Chuinnan. 
 W. Timbf,klaKe, Fin. 
 
 S,', 
 
 III. BROCK VILLE DISTRICT. 
 
 .*. Betts, Superainiuateil 
 
 :y2. BuocKViLLK(Wall Street)— W. H. Emsley. L 
 
 53. Bkockvii.lk ((ieorije Street) — Thos. C. Brown. 
 
 .')4. Pres( oTT— F. C. Reynolds 
 
 65. Lyn— S. G. Phillips, MA. 
 
 66. Mallorytown Wm. Pearson, C. Huxtable. 
 57. LandsdownIv— .1. Elliott, B..\. 
 
 68. Athens -J. Wilson, M..\. 
 
 5!>. Addi.so:; ]{. V. i)V\v"v. 
 
1889] 
 
 LIST OF STATIONS, MONTREAL CONFEHENCE. 
 
 43 
 
 00. MaitL/VM) — 1. Wilkinson. ' !; 
 
 (il. North AoriusTA— T. Mc'Auiniond. 
 
 (i2. Augusta— G. S. White (Frescott). ; . .■: . 
 
 (13 E. shop's Mills — T. H. Rithards. 
 (54. Oxford Mills— A. A. Rttdley. 
 1)5. Spkncerville — S. D. Chown. 
 
 (i(i. Kkmptville-G. G. Huxtfible. Henry Slmlor, .lames Elli.jtt, D.D, Super- 
 annuated. 
 (i7. Fhankville AND Toledo— E. H. Taylor. '' - • : ' . 
 
 118. Delta -W. Rilance. 
 
 (lit. Elgin— Francis Cliishohn. N. H. Howard, Superannuated. 
 70. Thousand Islands— Alex. Shorts (Rockport), Superannuated. 
 Fred. Tripp, Wesleyau Theological College. 
 
 G. G. Huxtable, Chuirman. 
 S. D. Chown, Fin. Sec. 
 
 72. 
 
 7;{. 
 
 74. 
 75. 
 7(1. 
 (I . 
 7H. 
 7!t. 
 HO. 
 81. 
 82. 
 811. 
 84. 
 8,"i. 
 8(1. 
 .S7. 
 8S. 
 
 IV. MATILDA DISTRICT. 
 
 Wm. Brown, Superannuated. 
 J. Ainsworth. 
 
 Iroijuois — W. H. Spai'ling, P. A. 
 
 MoRRisnuRO — Win. Hansforu. 
 
 Matiilda— W, E. Reynolds (Br.nston's Corners). 
 
 Cardinal— W, T. Smith. J. W. Humphrey. 
 
 South Mountain— F. W. A. Meyer (Heckston). 
 
 Inkerman— William Craig. 
 
 West Winchester -J. E. Mavety. R. M. Hanunond. Superannuated. 
 
 Chesterville — J. Ferguson. 
 
 Winchester Springs- -Lewis Conley (Elma). 
 
 Aiiltsville— E. W.Crane. 
 
 MOULINETTE — J. W. C. 
 
 Newinoton — Wm. Somerville. 
 
 (riiANTLEY— J. W. Ri'lyea, under Superintendent of Nownigton. 
 
 Cornwall — W.Jackson. 
 
 Avon-MORE— .1. B. Robeson. W. Norton, Superannuated (Mount torest). 
 
 Berwick— S. E. Maudsloy. I). Brill, Superannuated. 
 
 Lancaster— T. C. Cornell. 
 
 Cornwall Island— To be supplied. 
 
 C. W. Munroe, left ^vithout an appointment on account of dl liealth. 
 
 H. W. Burnett, Wesleyan Theological College. 
 
 Wm. Hansford, Ch lirmnn. 
 J. E. Mavety, Fin. ISec. 
 
 leraniniated 
 
 V. PERTH DISTRICT. 
 
 8!». Perth— W. G. Henderson. 
 
 'Ml S.\iith's Falls— Wm. Blair, M.A. R. Wilson, Superannuated. 
 id. Carleton Place- W. H. Graham. 
 
 il'.'. Olayton— R. Stilwell. , 
 
 'X\. A;.:.:crTV— E, Tonnant. S. Curd, Superannuated. 
 !M. Parkbnham — W. S. Janneson, M..\. 
 i>ri, Arnprior— S. J. Hughes, M.A. 
 !•(». FiTZRoY Harhoh— N. B. Topping. 
 ii7. Montague— S. Might (Smith's Falls). 
 OS. Merrickville— (J. Rogers. 
 !MI. Easton's Corners— John Gibson. i 
 
 100. WoLKOHD— Albert M. Delong (Jasper). 
 I'U, LoMHARDY— F. H. Sproule, B.A. 
 lOii, Newhoro"— J. H. Stewart, H. S. H. 
 
4-i 
 
 LIST OK STATIONS, MONTRKAT, CONFERENCE. 
 
 [1889 
 
 103. Mahehly— .1. FoUick. 
 
 104. I'l.AYKAiR— One to be sent. 
 
 105. (Ji.KNTAY— F. (i. H()l)iu8on. 
 
 W. II. CiuAH.vM, Vhairman. 
 >S. J. Hi'tiuKs, Fill. iSVf. 
 
 VI. PEMBROKE DI.STHICT. 
 
 JO(i. I'KMBiiOKK .). B. Siuiiiders, M.D. 
 
 107. We.st.mkath— J. D. Ellis, HA. ■ 
 
 108. P.KACniiuu(i- Caii Allimi. D. Smith, Superannuated. 
 ]0!t. PoP.AiiEDC Four, Qi'E.— J. C. Irvinu. 
 
 110. Ci.AUKSDOX, QCE. (Sliiiwvillc)— William Biirnett, C. A. S. 
 
 111. HiiYsox, Qi:k. — F. Hiis.si>ld, iiiiilor tlif Suin'iintinulcnt of Cliiromlon. 
 
 112. Otter Lake, Qik. — One to bo sunt (I'lipor Tliorne Centm). 
 
 113. fiKNFHKW William Kno.x. 
 
 114. CAi.Aiio<iiE-H. H. Coats, JVA. , ,. 
 
 115. Haley's Station*— To be supplied. , , 
 11(;. ConDEN — A. G. Robertson. n 
 
 117. LocKsi.EY (Mickabui'H)— D. T. Cinnmings. 
 
 118. CoMHEK.MEKE — H. Walker. 
 
 Andrew Shields, left without an appointment on aceount of ill-health. 
 1'. H Allin, .1. Lavmour, B.A., T. H. Wright, Victoria College. 
 
 .1. R. SaI'NUERS, M.D., ChdiniKin. 
 W. KjfoK, Fin. Sir. 
 
 110. 
 120. 
 121. 
 122. 
 123. 
 124. 
 125. 
 120. 
 127. 
 128. 
 12!». 
 1.30. 
 131. 
 13-2. 
 
 VII. NIPISSING DISTRICT. 
 
 Mattawa— Thos. S. Harris. 
 
 Lumhkhman'.s Mission — One to be sent. 
 
 Lake Talon— C. F. Westgate. 
 
 North Bay— .1. Web.ster. W. Pyke. Evangelist. 
 
 1'owassax— W. ,1. Ellis. 
 
 Nri'is.sixo — One to be sent. 
 
 CO.M.MANDA -11. (i. P. 
 
 Stukgeon Falls— S. Huntingdon. 
 
 Si'DiiCRY — L. 15, Unpuis 
 
 Lu.M Herman's Mission — T, C. CaBsidy. 
 
 Ai.GOMA— T. A. Austin. 
 
 Chai'LEau — W. J. Conoly. 
 
 ScHKiEBER—W. Williamson. 
 
 Indian Mission To be supjilied. ,. 
 
 13.3. 
 
 134. 
 
 135. 
 
 13ti. 
 
 S. Hi'NTiNODON, Outirmmi. 
 J. Webster, Fin. Sec. 
 
 VIII. V,TTAWA DISTRICT. 
 
 Ottawa Centre (Dominion Church) -E. B. Ryckman. M A., D.D. C. S. 
 
 Deuprose, Wul Scott, 108 Lisgar Street. ' R. Mark, M.D., Supei- 
 
 animated. 
 Ottawa East (King Street)— J. W. Crothers, M.A., 257 Wilbrod Street. 
 
 Alex. Hardie, M.A., left without an apjiointment at his own request. 
 Ottawa West (Wellington Street)— O. McRitchie, 198 Concession Street. 
 
 .1. C. Osborne. 101 Cambridge Street, Superannuated. 
 Ottawa (Mount Sherwood) -W. S., under the Superintendent "f Ottawa 
 
 West. 
 
ISSO] 
 
 LIST OF STATIONS, MONTREAL CONFERENCE. 
 
 45 
 
 lliT. Aylmer, Qck. — Will. Service. 
 
 i;)8. E\iii>LEV, (^ui;.— H. S. O., uiidei- the Superintendent of Aylnior. 
 
 KV.I. QuYON, (,)UE.-~(;. A. Bell. 
 
 140. Uaiu'— .las. E. Hichimlson. 
 
 141. Ruit.MONi) — James Si npsoM. ■ ■ ' 
 U-_'. AsHTOx— 1). Winter. A. C. Chambers (Napanee, Ont.), Superannuated. 
 14.'!. Killing's Bhiu(;e— S. ShiV>ley. 
 
 144. Nai'Ean— S. (jluiini. 
 14r>. !^1anotick— T. B. Conley, B.A. 
 14<i. North Gowkh — William Rancy. 
 147. Jlr.TCAi-KE— \V. Austiu. 
 14.S. BEAUitHOOK — (J. Mu8.s(ip (Russell). 
 141). RicKViLi.K — Francis Delong. 
 150. Vankle K Hill- W. Philp, B.A. G. A. W. 
 
 lol. Thukso, <^UE.— One to be sent. ,, 
 
 152. Chelsea. VuE.—W. A. Hanna. ' //^ ^ 
 
 15;i. North Wakei'ielh. QiE.". John Fowkes. 
 
 154. Ayiavin, (^ue.--E. D., under the S\iperintendent of North Wakelield. 
 (i. S Clendinnen, T. E. Burke, Wesleyan Theological College. 
 
 George M<'Ritc'uie, Chairman. 
 
 W. Phili-, B.;.., Fin. Sa: 
 
 1-health. 
 
 
 dlcge. 
 
 
 , Chitinniin. 
 
 155. 
 
 
 15(1, 
 1 -\" 
 
 
 158. 
 
 
 151). 
 
 
 IIIO. 
 
 
 Kil. 
 
 _! ,,; 
 
 Ki-!. 
 
 -5 : 
 
 Hi;!. 
 
 
 Iti4. 
 
 
 11)5. 
 
 
 l(i(). 
 
 
 107. 
 
 ■ ■ i ' •-■,' 
 
 KiH. 
 
 
 K!!). 
 
 
 170. 
 
 
 171. 
 
 
 172. 
 
 
 17:5. 
 
 rnuiii. 
 
 
 
 174. 
 
 
 175. 
 
 
 17(i. 
 
 D.D. C. S. 
 
 
 I.D., Supcr- 
 
 
 Ibrod Street. 
 
 
 1 request. 
 
 177. 
 
 ission Street. 
 
 
 Ill .vf (Htawa 
 
 
 IX. QUEBEC DISTRICT. 
 
 QoEiiEC— H. F. Bland, S. G. Bland, P.. A., 30 Esplanade. 
 
 Three Rivek.s and Bour(j Louis— E. Olivant. 
 
 Mei.houhne- W. .1. Hewitt. Thomas W. Constable, Superannuated. 
 
 Richmond— F. A. Read. 
 
 Danville — James Lawson. 
 
 WiNiisoR Mills — E. S. Howard. 
 
 SHEunRooKE— G. S. Eldrige, B.A. 
 
 LENNt>.xviLLE— R. Robinsou. Francis Hunt, Supernumerarj-. 
 
 Sawvervili.k -Wm. Adams, A. T. Jones. 
 
 t.'oOKHHiRE- Magee Pratt. 
 
 I.sLAXi) Brooke— J. H. McConnell, under Superintendent of Sawyerville. 
 
 Marbleton— J. n. Hill (Marbleton). 
 
 French Mlssion— A. F. R. 
 
 Robin.son— J. B. Hicks. B.A. "^ 
 
 AoNEs — One to bo sent. , ■ 
 
 Leed.s— W. W. Weese. 
 
 Inverness— A. Whiteside. R. Eason, Superannuated. 
 
 Ulverton — H. Meyers. 
 
 Drummonuville East— C. S. Vaughan, under the Superintendent of 
 
 I'lverton. 
 Little Meti.s — One to be sent. 
 RiviEKB nr Loci' — On to lie sent. 
 
 (iAsrK Basin and Anticosti— Barry Pierce (Cape Ozo). 
 E. A. Elliott, Wesleyan Theological College. 
 
 H. F. Bland, ClMtnnan. 
 
 R. Robinson, Fin. Sec. 
 
 X. STANSTEAD DISTRICT. 
 
 177. Stan.stead— W. J. .Tolliffe, B.C.L. A. Lee Holmes, M.A., left witln.ut 
 an api)ointment at his own retjuest. 
 
 siiini«lea<l Wesleyiin Cnllrge. 
 
 C. A. Hanson, Secretary-Treasurer (Montreal). 
 
46 
 
 LIST OF STATIONS, MONTREAL CONFERENCE. 
 
 [1889 
 
 178. 
 179. 
 180. 
 181. 
 182. 
 183. 
 184. 
 185. 
 180. 
 
 CoMPTON — 8. C. Kendall. " ' 
 
 Hati.ey — R. Smith. 
 
 Beebe Plai.n — A. HeiulersDii. 
 
 (lEORdEViLLE — J. H. W., nudei' the Superintendent of Stfiusteatl. 
 
 CoATicooK— T. .) Mnnsell. 
 
 Barn.ston — Wm. Smith. 
 
 Magoo — Jftiiies Watson, F.T.L. 
 
 East Bolton — K. L. Ockley. 
 
 Man.sonvili,e — To bo supplied. 
 
 W. J. Joi.LiKFK, B.C.L., Chairman. 
 
 T. J. Mansell, Vin. Sec. 
 
 187. 
 
 188. 
 189 
 190. 
 191. 
 192. 
 193. 
 194. 
 
 195. 
 196. 
 197. 
 
 198 
 199. 
 200. 
 201. 
 202. 
 203. 
 204. 
 
 XI. WATERLOO DISTRICT. 
 
 Watekloo-W. W. Kyan. T. Rennie (Walter's Falls, Ont.). Amand 
 
 Parent, Superanimated. 
 South Stikely — H. A. Younj?. 
 Knowlton — W. F. Terley. 
 
 SuTi'ON — S. Teeson. .1. H. Fowler, M.A., Superannuated. 
 West Brome — A. H. Visser. 
 Cowan.sville- H. Cairns, E. M. Taylor, M.A. 
 Dunham— C. H. Lawrence. , 
 Frelioh.'sbc'-ui — H. Fowler. S. Jackson, Supernumerary (SUinbridge 
 
 East). 
 St. Armanhs- Isaac Wheatley (Pliilipsburg East). 
 Clauenc'Eville — J. W. Clipsham. 
 BEDFOKn — ('. J. Curtis (Upper Bedford). T. Bell, Superannuated (Upper 
 
 Bedford. 
 Farnham— M. Taylor. 
 Granby — .1. (Jrenfell. 
 
 We.st Shefford— I. Nelson, under tlie Superintendent of (iranby. 
 Lawrence viLi.E — C. D. Baldwin. 
 
 RoxTON Pond (French Mission)— P. A. Jourdan. ,/ 
 
 RoXTON Falls (French Mission)— To be supplied. 
 Acton Vale (French Mission)- .1. Pinel. 
 L. E. Hoy, Victoria College. 
 
 H. Cairn.s, ChainiKtn, 
 
 • .1. fiRENFELL, Fin. SfC. 
 
 . XII. HUNTINCJDON DISTRICT. . 
 
 206. St. John's -Wni McGill. > 
 20(5. Chamblv— John Holmes. 
 
 207. Lacolle— H. Krupp. •' 
 
 208. Odelltown — J. Davies. 
 
 200. Hem.mingford— F. (J. Lett. ■ ' * 
 
 210. Franklin Centre—G. C. Poyser, F.T.L. 
 Hi Huntingdon — J. Armsti-ong. 
 
 212. HENDER.SONVILLE— James Down (Kensinijton Que.), under the Superin- 
 
 tendent of Huntingdon. 
 
 213. Orm.stown- -.lames O'Hara. 
 
 214. Valleyfield— A. R. Orser, Superannuated. 
 
 Wm. Mc'Gill, Ckaitiiuin. 
 J. Arm.strono, Fin. Sec. 
 
LIST OF STATIONS, BAY OF QUINTE CONFERENCE. 
 
 REV. N. BURWASH, S.T.D., President. 
 REV. WILLIAM JOHNSTON, Secretary, 
 
 The H'oril in paveutlu-ses is the Pod Office Kihlre^:* of the Minister irhose name 
 immediately preeeden it. 
 
 3. 
 4. 
 5. 
 (i. 
 
 7. 
 8. 
 i». 
 
 10, 
 11. 
 
 12. 
 13. 
 
 14. 
 15. 
 lij. 
 17. 
 18. 
 19. 
 20. 
 21. 
 22. 
 2.'). 
 
 1. THE BELLEVILLE DISTRICT. 
 
 D.D. 
 
 Belleville Cestkk— J. M. Hodsoii, B.A.; WoUington Jert'ers, 
 R. Robinson, Garrat J. Dingnian, Wni. Bird, Superannuafcud. 
 
 Belleville (Tabernacle)— George H. Copeland ; Albert Carman, D.D., 
 General Superintendent; W. P. Dyer, President of Albert College; H. 
 Wiliiums, Superannuated ; S. W. Ladu, permitted to reside in the 
 United States, Superannuated ; George Boale, Supernumerary. 
 
 Belleville West — R. M. Poi)e. 
 
 Belleville North — Andrew Wilson, B.A. 
 
 Sidney — J. E. Robeson. 
 
 Bayside — Roger Allin. 
 
 FoxBORo' — Robert Taylor ; A. 0. Maybee, Superannuated. 
 
 Plainfield— Tobias Meyers. 
 
 Canibton — R. T. Courtice, Albra W. Mallett ; .John Ferguson, Superan- 
 nuated, who has permission to reside in the United States. 
 
 Shannonville— E. Dewart Lewis. 
 
 Melrose— E. A. Sanderson. 
 
 R. M. Pope, Chainmui. 
 
 R. T. CorRTicE, F'inancial Secretai-y. 
 
 II. THE NAPANEE DISTRICT. 
 
 A. B. Chambers, LL.B. ; M. J. Bates, Coiif. Evangelist. 
 -E. N. Baker, M.A., B.D.; D. Wilson, Eli Woodcock, 
 ho jias permission to reside outside the Conference 
 
 Napanee East 
 Napanee West 
 
 Superannuated, 
 
 limits. 
 
 Desbronto — A. Cann)bell. 
 MoRVEN — W^illiam U. Peake. 
 
 Newblrgh— Foster McAnnuond, B.A., W. D. Harrison 
 Odessa — W'illiam J. Voung. 
 Bath — Hiram I. Allen. 
 Adolphi'stown— John C. Ash. 
 Bay — E. E. Howard (Napanee). 
 Selby— W. H. Cook. 
 Wilton — Simcm Crookshanks. 
 Yarker— Sidney F. Depew 
 
 A. B. Cha.mhek:;, LL.B , Chairman. 
 .\m()s Campbell, Financial Secretary. 
 
 III. THE PICTON DISTRICT. 
 
 24. Pi(!T0N (Church Street)- Thomas Grittitli, Ph.D. 
 
 25. PicTON (Main Street) — Joseph Young. 
 2(). CoNHECON — William Jolliffe. 
 
 27. Wellinotox — W. H. Yoinig. 
 
48 
 
 LIST OF STATIONS, HAY OF QUINTK CONFERENCE. 
 
 [1880 
 
 28. 
 2i). 
 30. 
 31. 
 32. 
 33. 
 34. 
 35. 
 3(5. 
 37. 
 
 38. 
 
 Hallowell— Tlu>iiui8 8. McKeu (Cliisholin). 
 
 AMKLiASBrRd — W. V. .Sexsniith. 
 
 Uednehmvillb — Tlios. W. Fickutt ; Win. Sanderson, Superannuated. 
 
 Cakiivim! Pi-ace— W. 15. Seceunibe (Murray). 
 
 Huio.MFiELi) — J. A. .Jewell, H. A. 
 
 Cherry Valley — Richard N. Adatns. 
 
 MiLFOKD— .JanieH FuuU, ' ' ' 
 
 CRES.SY— R. Mallett, B.A. (Picton); one lobe sent. 
 
 Demore.stville — (leorKo Robinson. 
 
 North PORT — .James C. Seymour. 
 
 Wm. J'jlliffe. Chairman. 
 
 Jo.sBi'H Yoi'Nti, FinancuU Secretary. 
 
 IV. THE mtlGHTON DISTRICT. 
 
 Briohtox—Wui. Buchanan ; D O. Crossley, Conference Evangelist ; Chas, 
 Taggart, Superannuated ; R. Hewitt, a member of the Irish Conference, 
 who lia.s permission to reside in Canada. 
 3U. CoLBORNE — T. J. Edniison, B.D. ; James Hughes, G. Carr, Superannuated, 
 
 40. (Jrafton — David Balfour. 
 
 41. Castletox — Thomas P. Steel. 
 
 42. Salem — Wm. Tomblin (Colborne) ; John Bredin, D.D., Superannuated 
 
 (Colborne). 
 
 43. HiLTox— R. H. Leitch. 
 
 44. Smithfielij— Samuel McCauley. 
 
 45. Trextox East — Artliur lirowning ; Wm. E. Norman, Stiperannuateu. 
 4G. Trenton West — D. F. fiee ; Wm. Young, Superannuated. 
 
 47. Frankfori)— S. A. Duprau ; one to be sent. 
 
 48. Wooler— <i. W. Marvin. 
 
 Wm. Buchanan, Chairman. 
 
 T. .1. Edmison, B.D., Financial Hecrelai-y. 
 
 V. THE COBOURG DISTRICT. 
 
 49. CoiioiKo (iJivisioii Street) —.'ames Allen, M.A. ; N. Burwash, S.T.D., 
 
 Vhuiir.elloi- I'iilnrin Univcf.'tily, President of Conference ; Alfred H. Reynar, 
 M. .A., LL.D. , I'mfesxar of Modern Laniiitai/es and Literature ; Eratus 1. 
 l'.a<l;,dey. M.A.. LL.D., I'rofessnr of Lmjic and Mental and Moral Philoso- 
 phy : George C. Workman, M.A., Ph.D., Profewr of New Testament 
 Exegesis and Literature: V. H. WaUace, M.A., B.D., Professor of Old 
 Testament Exeijesis and Literature; Robert Brooking, .John English, 
 Superannuated. 
 
 50. CoBOUR<i (King .Street) — John C. Wilson. 
 
 51. Port Hoi-e — W. Williams, D.D. ; Alexander T. (ireen, Superannuated ; 
 
 T. R. Hull, Supernumerary. 
 
 52. Canton — Ed. A. Tonkin ; one to be sent. 
 
 53. Welcome — .Joseph Kilgour ; \. B. Osterhout (Weslej'ville), R. Hurley, 
 
 Superannuatetl. 
 
 54. Plaixvii.le -John A. McCamus (Gore's Landing); one to be sent. 
 
 55. Baltimore Archelaus Doxee. 
 
 56. Cextretow — William Tucker. 
 
 57. RosENEATH— Thomas Brown. 
 
 58. Alkervillk — John Lawrence, who shall also teach the Indian School 
 
 (Rosencalh). 
 
 NN'ilmot Clarke, .J. S. Ivison Wilson, Wm. Benj. Tucker, go to College. 
 
 N. BuRWA.sH, S.T.D., Chairman. 
 • John C. Wilson, Financial Secretary. 
 
l.S«!)] 
 
 I-IST OF STATIONS, HAY OF (/UINTE CONFEKENCK. 
 
 40 
 
 jorannimted. 
 
 .V.>. 
 00. 
 
 III. 
 li-'. 
 
 (13. 
 (II. 
 (m. 
 (Hi. 
 (17. 
 OH. 
 Oil. 
 7(1. 
 71. 
 72. 
 73. 
 74. 
 
 VI. THE PETERBORO' DISTRICT. 
 
 Petkrhoko' ((iuurfie Struct) Maiiiiiuluku L. PoHrsoii. 
 
 Pbtkuuoro' (CJiarlotto Street)— S. J. Sluirey. 
 
 I'eteruoko' (Murk Street) — A. C. Wilson. 
 
 I'eterdouo' CiRoriT— F. A. Leitcli, under superintendence of Clirtirnian 
 
 of the District 
 MiiJUKJOK — Williiiin KiirnH. 
 Cavan- Benjamin (ireatrix. 
 Cavan SoiTH— A. L Adam (Millpmok). 
 South Mona(ihan— D. N. MeCaniUH (FraHerville). 
 Lakekikmi — FriinciH Jfthnson. 
 Briiiokxorth — D. S. Hoiick. 
 \Var.saw — John Power. 
 
 Bethany— Joseph C. Bell; Uolit. Johnston, Superannuated. 
 South Manvkrs— Henry McQuade (Ballyduff). 
 Hiawatha Edward Cragi,', who shall teauii the Indian School. 
 Hall's Bridoe— Samuel Fergtison (Sehvyn). 
 Mud Lake —To be supplied from Hall's Bridge. 
 Chanim).s -(^ne to lie .sent, inider superintendence of Laketield. 
 
 M. L, Pearson, Chuirmun. 
 
 W.M. Burns, Finanivd Secretanj. 
 
 
 77. 
 7«. 
 
 
 7!l. 
 
 d Secretm-y. 
 
 80. 
 81. 
 
 
 8l'. 
 
 
 811 
 
 
 84. 
 
 ash, S.T.D., 
 
 8,"). 
 
 IH. Reynar, 
 
 80. 
 
 ■e; Eratns I. 
 
 87. 
 
 [oral Philoso- 
 
 88. 
 
 ew Tcstarinnl 
 
 8!.). 
 
 ofessor of Old 
 
 
 )hn English, 
 
 
 )erannuated ; 
 
 
 
 yo. 
 
 R. Hiiriey, 
 
 ill. 
 
 
 !t2. 
 
 ent. 
 
 !i;{. 
 
 
 !>4. 
 
 <1\ 
 
 
 'M>. 
 
 idian Schodl 
 
 !»7. 
 
 
 !t8. 
 
 to CoUegi'. 
 
 ;i!t. 
 
 
 100. 
 
 rman. 
 
 101. 
 
 Secretary. 
 
 
 VII. THE LINDSAY DISTRICT. 
 
 LiNiwAY (Cambridge Street)—.!. B. Clarkson, MA. ; Jas. Greener, John 
 
 A. Rogers, Superannuated. 
 Lindsay (Queen Street)— (Jeo. W. Dewey. 
 
 O.memee — Wm. .Johnston, Secretary of Conference ; J. M A. Spence. 
 .Ianetville — W. D. P. Wilson. 
 DuNSKORD — Heni-y Thomas. 
 Cambray —Gilbert Horton. 
 Fenelon Falls — Caleb Parker. 
 BoiiCAYciEON — Richard Du«e, ('harles Adams. 
 MiNDEN — W. B. Tucker • one wanted. 
 STANHorE— To be supplied. 
 KiNMOUNT — J. H. Oke. 
 Halihurtox — Wesley Down. 
 WiLiiERFORCE — H. E. Bayley. 
 GooPERiiAM — One to be sent. 
 
 G. R. Clare goes to College. 
 
 W.M. Johnston, Chairman. 
 
 Caleb Parker, Financial Secretanj. 
 
 VIII. THE MADOC DISTRICT. 
 
 Maiioo— Osborn R. Lambly, M.A. 
 
 Tweed — William Limbert. 
 
 Thomasburo — Thos. Cleworth. 
 
 IvANHoE — S B. Phini])8. 
 
 We.st HuNTiNCiDON — \V. H Learoyd. 
 
 Marmora — William C. Beer. 
 
 E (.dorado — S. G. Rorke. 
 
 QuEENSBORo' — K. W Marsli. 
 
 Br IDOEWATER— Matthew E. Wilson, Ph.B. 
 
 Stouo — One to be sent, under the Superintendent of ThomasViurg. 
 
 Malone — Hedley V. Mcjunteer. 
 
 St. Ola — Charles Mearing. 
 
 .5BC 
 
50 
 
 LIST OF STATIONS, RAY OF (^I'lN'TK CONKEKENC'E. 
 
 hS.Si) 
 
 102. CoK HiLi, Jiilin X. ^^(lI•llll. 
 
 103. Mancroi-t W. H. Buckler. 
 
 104 Mavnooth and Caiii.o .1. !>. F. Kiidx, under Superintendent of Biuicrcifi, 
 
 (). F{. Lamiu.y, M.A., Chairman. 
 '" \V. C. Bkeh, Financial Secretary. 
 
 105. 
 10(i. 
 107. 
 108 
 10!». 
 110. 
 111. 
 112. 
 ll.'J. 
 111. 
 1 15. 
 
 IX. THE CAMPHKLLFOKI) DISTRICT. 
 
 Cami'UKM.kokd .Ills. Aiulersdh ; II. B. Denike, Suponiuniernry. 
 
 NoKWdoD— .IdIiii S Cliirke. 
 
 STiKi.iNii .las. J. Kicu. 
 
 Rawhox -Thus. U. McDdmild C«tirliii]u'). 
 
 Seymoiu Ea.st — R. L. PMwiinl.s. (C!ini|>l)ellfor(l). 
 
 Havklock A>fi) Skymoik We.st .liisi'pli .1. Kiie (Hiivelnok). 
 
 WakkwokthC. Ij. Thompson. 
 
 NoKHA.M I{. J. Fnllis, 
 
 IIastixo.s- .\. R. Cainpl>ell ; Alex. Wrii^lit, Su]iiirannnutod. 
 
 Blaikton- .F (i. liCwis. 
 
 K KKN K -.Ills. ]M;icf!ivlaii('. 
 
 John S. Olarkk, Chairman. 
 
 Jame.s Ani>kr.son, Financial Secretary. 
 
 lUi. 
 117. 
 118. 
 
 120. 
 121. 
 122. 
 123. 
 124. 
 125. 
 
 12(). 
 127. 
 128. 
 120. 
 l.'«>. 
 131. 
 132. 
 133 
 134 
 135 
 1.30. 
 137 
 
 X. THE TAMWORTH DISTRICT. 
 
 TamwuKth — Frederick B. Stratton. 
 
 Centrrville— Geo. Dunklej' (Enterpri.siO- 
 
 RoBi.i.N — W. M. Pattyson (Nnpanee). 
 
 Marnbank — Moses Metlierell. 
 
 Aruen - James S. McMullen. 
 
 Mountain Orove — Henry C. fiarbutt ; E. A. Orser, Superannuated. 
 
 Plevna— C. H. Coon. 
 
 Venn.achar— J. A. Kennedy, under Superintendent of Plevna. 
 
 FiJNTON— W. (i. Hudgins. 
 
 Cloyne — Wni. Coomlie. 
 
 F'. l'>. Stratton, Chairman. 
 
 Moses Metherei.i., Financial Secretary. 
 
 XI. THE CANNINGTON DISTRICT. 
 
 Richard Bamforth. 
 \V. Mcf'oU, B.A. 
 
 Canninoton — C. W. VVatcli, Edwin A. Pearson, B A. 
 
 MA.Nii.t.A— Walter W. Lloyd. 
 
 LiiTi.E Britain— VVm. Briden, 
 
 Oakwooo — James C!urts, Geo. 
 
 WooiiviLLE — Alex Martin. 
 
 Ueaverton — Daniel Williams. 
 
 Atherlev — Wni .1. Sanders. 
 
 Dai.yrymple— Hiram Fusee. 
 
 Breches — (i. H. Raley. 
 
 VirroRiA Road— John F. Mears. 
 
 Coboco>:k — N. D Drew. 
 
 Norland — ( hie to ho sent. 
 
 Totten Williaii!S. left without an appointment at his own request. 
 
 S. H. Anderson, '^■""'s to College. 
 
 William Briden, Chairman. 
 
 C. W. Watch, Financial SccreUuy. 
 
KSht) 
 
 f Ikncrtift. 
 
 i(timmn. 
 ^fcretanj. 
 
 LIST OF STATIONS, TORONTO CONFERENCE. 
 
 HrcH .lOHNSTON, M.A., D.D.. Puksident. 
 S. (i. STONE, D.D., SErKKTAitY. 
 
 Tin irord in I'amilli'sis 
 
 Ihi- /'!>■<( Ojfiri' (tihli-i'.^ of Ihi 
 iiiiiiir.i/ialdi/ /in-ciili" it. 
 
 Mi)iii/i'r r 
 
 IK Ml. llfllW 
 
 )■ 
 
 H. 
 
 II. 
 10. 
 11. 
 IL'. 
 Vi. 
 14. 
 1"). 
 l(i. 
 17. 
 IH. 
 
 r.t. 
 
 20. 
 
 I. THE TORONTO EAST DISTIUCT. 
 
 ToRo.NTo (Mutioixilitan) -LoRoy Hooki'V, '2M) Jurvis Sti'oet. Uilliiim H. 
 Withrow, D.D., F.R.S.C., 240 -larvis Street, Editor uf M jaune iiiul 
 Sunday School PublicHlions. .lohu Slinw, D. D., h^ Cm lion Street, 
 Assistrtnt lit tlie Mission Rooms, by iiuiii ission of the Conference. 
 Samuel Rose, D.D., 27 lioso Avenue ; .lohn Hunt, 160 Wilton Avenue, 
 Superaniniated. E. R. Young, liift without a station at his own reijuest. 
 
 ToHONTO (Berkeley Street)— T. W. Jeflery, 301 Burkeloy Street (Tele- 
 phone No. nou). 
 
 Toronto (Sherbourne Street)— E. A. Stafl'oid, D.D., LL.D., 105 Carlton 
 Street. Edward H. Dowart, D.D, 515 Sherbourne Street, Editor of 
 the ChriKtiiiH (hiuvrl'mu. Alexander Sutherland. D.D., 437 Sherbourne 
 Street, fieneral MLsruninry Secretary. James Oray, 3 Carlton Avenue, 
 office, .'51 Adelaide Sii'.;et East, Treasm-er of Sujieraimuation and (Jeneral 
 Conference Funds. .lohn Hodgson ( »Valkerton) ; .F. C. SlattT, 570 Parlia- 
 ment Street; W. S. Blaukscock, 22 Homewood Avenue, Superannuated. 
 C. O. Johnston, left without a station at his own re(iuest. 
 
 Toronto (Rose Avenue)— To be under superintendence of Sherbourne St. 
 
 Toronto (Carlton Street)— W. J. Hunter, D.D., 29 Alexander Street. 
 William Briggs, D.D., 21 Grenville Street, Book Steward. Wm. Bee, 
 34 Prospect Street; Wm. Lomas, P. D. Will, D. C. Clappison, 44 Hayden 
 Street ; Henry Harris, Superannuated. 
 
 Toronto (Central) — Coverdale Watson, 14 Owynue Street. John Shuttle- 
 worth, 522 Sherbourne Street ; J. W. McCallum, 13 Bloor Street West ; 
 Charles Silvestjij 20 Selhy Street, Superannuated. 
 
 Toronto (Yonge Street)— John V. Sniitli, 84 Summer Hill Avenue. John 
 G. Manly, Deer Park, Supernumerary. John Smiley, M.A., 10 Price 
 Street, left without a statiom at his own requeHt. 
 
 Toronto (Oerrard Street) — C. E. Manning. 
 
 Toronto (Parliament Street)— G. J. Bishoj), 5 Oak Street. 
 
 Toronto (The Pe-ple's Church)— J. McD. Kerr. 
 
 Toronto (Woodgreen)— W. F. Wilson, 812 Queen Street East. 
 
 Toronto (Queen Street E.ist) — James Matheson. 
 
 Din Mills- William B. Booth, Ph.B. (Todni..r.!en). 
 
 York— D. Idle. 
 
 ScARBOEo'— J .]. Redditt, Henry McMillan. 
 
 Davlsvillk- J. .T. Ferguson, M.A., B. D. 
 
 EoLiNTON— H. W. McTavish. 
 
 WiLLOWOAiE- C. A. Simpson. 
 
 Newton Brook -J. C. Wilhnott, M.A.; one to be sent. Charles Fish, 
 Superannuated. 
 
 Thornhill — John Locko. 
 
 Ru;hmoni> Hill— -J. M Simp8(m, G. N. Rutladge. 
 C. H. Koutlitte, at College. 
 
 E. A. Staffouk, D.D., LL.D.i Chairman. 
 G. J. Bi.shop, Financial Secrdary. 
 
LIST OF STATIONS, TORONTO CONFERENCE. 
 
 [1889 
 
 II. THE TORONTO WEST DISTRICT. 
 
 21. ToKoNTo (Elin Street)— D. G. Sutlierlund, LL.B., D.D., 35 Elm Street. 
 
 Simiuel Tucker, til Henry Street, Superiiniiiiated. 
 
 22. ToitoxTO (New Richmond, McCaul Street)— J. E. Limceley, '38 Henry St. 
 
 (Telephone No. 12). 
 
 23. Toronto (Queen Street -Manly Ben.son, 70 Grunge Avenue (Telephone 
 
 No. lofil). .1 H. Barkwell, B.A., 19 Major i'treet, left withouta st^itic-i 
 fr.r one yen at his own request, .fohn H. Holmes, B57 King Street 
 West, Supernumerary. 
 
 24. Toronto (Broadway Tubernacle)- W. K. Parker, M.A.,D.D., 238 Huron 
 
 Street. K. Creighton, 24 Wilcox Street; J. H. Stiirr. 304 Markhani 
 Street; T. A. Ferguson, 319 Markham Street, Superannuated. R. 
 Pinch, 8() Rol;ert Street, Supernumerary. 
 
 25. Toronto (Trinity, Bloor Street)— H. .Jolniston, M.A.. D.D., 720 Spadina 
 
 Avenue (Telephone No. 3508). 
 
 26. Toronto (St. Paul's)— A M. Phillips, B D.,1] Avenue Place. John Pott.s, 
 
 D.D. , 8 Prince Arthui Avenue, oftion, 82 King Street Ea.st. General 
 Secretary of Ediicfition. M. Fawcett, 103 Hazelton .\ venue; Thomas 
 Woolsey, 54 Davenport Place, Superannuated. John Doel, 81 Avenue 
 Road, SupernumoraiT T. W. (ilover, 51 Lowther Avenue, left for one 
 year without a station at his own reijuest. 
 
 27. Toronto (Euclid Avenue)— George Webber, 771 Queen Street West. 
 
 28. Toronto (Wesley Church, D'Uidas Street)— Wm. (iallmnth, LL.B.. Ph. '!.. 
 
 124 Shaw Street. 
 20. Toronto (Parkdale)—S. G. Stone, DD., 49 Dunn Avenue, -lames Smith, 
 12 Maple Gr<-ve; W. L. Scott, Sujierannuated. 
 
 30. Toronto (/gnes Street) -W. A. Rodwell. 
 
 31. Toronto (Bathurst Street) — H. McKee, 50 Brunswick Avenue. 
 
 32. Toronto (Clinton Street)— Cliarles Langford, 410 Euclid Aveiiue. 
 
 33. DovERcoiRT- Thomas E. Hartley, 120 Cumherland Road. 
 
 34. Toronto (St. Clarens Avenue) — \V. W. Andrews, B.A., 59 Jawiieson Ave. 
 
 35. Toronto (Krnest Avenue)— J. F. Jletcalfe, 5 Wahvier Road. 
 ToHONTo (Central Mi.s.sion) - J. M. Wilkinscm, B.A., 115 Shwter Street. 
 
 3(i. D.vvKM'DHT - E. B. Harjier, D.D. David .Tennnigs, Supeiannuated. 
 
 37. W'knt ToitosTc) Ji Nt'Tio.N W. .1. BarkweU, .M.A. 
 
 3H. MiMico ASH Lamhton .1 I'eai'en, .M.A. 
 
 30. LsLiNiiTON 1{. P. Bowles, M.A . B.D. . ^ 
 
 40. Mai'le — Peter Campbell, Herbert Lee, 
 
 41. Zton Chuh k (St. (^liiir .\venue)— .J. Milner, 7fS2 Bathuret Street, Super 
 
 annuate(i 
 
 A. .1 Toye. H. (!. Davey, at College 
 
 Hi;(iH .JouN.sToN, D.D., Chairman. 
 
 D. <i. SirnKui,ANi>. D.D., Fiii'tnciiil Sa-returij. 
 
 III. THE BRAM}'T(»N DI.STIUCT. 
 
 42. BiiA.Mi'iMN (Grace Church) .\. lirown ; .\lonzo E. Swartoul. Geo-^'c 
 
 ISeynon, tiemge Jac(pies (Calgary, N.W.T.\ Superannuated. 
 
 43. Brami'Ton (St. Paul's) -.iolin Phil[), M..\. Robert lioyle, Super.ii'. mated. 
 
 44. Bramiton Ea.st- John IMahaii. 
 
 45. Brampton West Henry Harper. 
 
 4(i. Str';-;tsvii,i.e- W. R. Barker, (Jeo. i\IcCullough. 
 
 47. CooKsvii.LE— W T. HicliR, F. H. ''letcher. 
 
 48. Malton Thos. Campbell, A. P Brace. ./. H. Stonehouse, Supernunierai_\ , 
 ■t!l. Wp.sroN- S. C. Philp, jun., E. C Laker. Tlionuis S. Keough, Su])ei' 
 
 uumerary. S C. W'ight, left without a circuit for oiiu year at iiis own 
 reipiest. »' . Rk liiinson, Suiierannuated. 
 .'>(>. K'loiiiroKK (i. K. .\danis (Umidier;. 
 
IS.V)] 
 
 LIST OF STATIONS, TORONTO CONFERENCE. 
 
 53 
 
 54. 
 
 Camphkll's Cko.ss -Thoniiis Fox. 
 Klkixki'ko— T. Ethvnrtls. 
 Laska.-J. TlionitonCaldwull, M.A., B.D. 
 Cu'ii Walker. 
 Hiigar, .Idhii Rolwoii, at College. 
 
 .John Philp, M.A., Oludrman. 
 Henky Hakpek, Finaiiciid Secretary. 
 
 HoLTON 
 
 W. K 
 
 56. 
 
 ,").S. 
 .-)U. 
 (iO. 
 
 (il. 
 
 02. 
 
 ti:!. 
 
 M. 
 11.), 
 lili. 
 
 IC. 
 
 lieson Ave. 
 
 liT. 
 lis. 
 
 r Street, 
 aterl. 
 
 ;ii. 
 
 
 1 1- 
 
 7;!. 
 
 •eet, Super 
 
 74. 
 
 7."'. 
 
 IV. T3E WHITBY DISTRICT. 
 
 Wmrr.v-/. V. Ockley ; .John J. Hare, M.A., Ph.D., itovernor of 
 (Jh\,.''"i Liul'tis Vullei/e. > 
 
 PoK"^ Perky — H. M. Manning. 
 
 FiitooKMN — lieorgc Leech. 
 
 CoiA'MBi'.s J. Whitlock. 
 
 Myrtlk- C. W. Hewitt, H. A, 
 
 Pu'KKRiN(;— E. Barra.sa, D.D. 
 
 (iitEEWVooD^W. Hall; W. A. Hminor (Hrougha- 1). . 
 
 (?LAKK\1()NT — C. J. Dob.son. 
 
 Pkinti Albbht — F. C. Keaiii. S. C. Pliilp, sen., D. B. Matltlen, Superan- 
 iiuat('<l. 
 
 K'rjENiiASK — (Jc rge Wood. 
 
 Sfvc.on— Thomas Ueid (Port P-Jiry). 
 
 SEA(iR.\VE— T. W. Leifgott. E. Bakra.ss. D.D., Cliairmni. 
 
 <;. Leech, Fin. i^'ec. 
 
 V THE BOWMANVILLE DISTinCT. 
 
 liuWMANViLi.E (Church Street)— H. S. Matthews. 
 
 Bo.vmanvii.LE (Queen Street) — f. K. Sanderson. M.A. Paul Robins, Super- 
 annuated. 
 O.sHAWA (Siuici.',' Street)— N. A. MeDiarniid. W. Scales, Su[)orannuated. 
 
 A. B. Deaiill. '^ipernunierary. 
 O.siiAWA (Metcalf ..Street)- .1. W. Totton. 
 
 Newca.stle a>i> Orono — lames Thoui, B A. ; (Jeorge Edwards (Orouo). 
 Newto.nville — S. H. Bartlett. 
 TvRuNE— L. Phelpp. .1. M. Wright. 
 
 Ha.vptox— R. McCuUough ; R. Sanderson (Enniskillen). 
 SocTH DAH'.iX(iT0N -.1. Li(l<ly. 
 C AH I'WRitiHT— W. Kenncr. 
 
 A. E. iSauderst.n, at College; J. .1. Ashton, li.X., to ()e left without a 
 Circuit, fo.' the purpose of pursuing his studies. 
 
 H. .S. Maithews, Chidnn in. 
 N. A. MrDiARMiii, Fin. <ec. 
 
 at. <ieo"^c 
 
 1 1 
 
 Br.'ii'iiuated. 
 
 7H 
 
 
 7!" 
 
 • - 
 
 .HO 
 
 
 ;si 
 
 
 !^-2 
 
 Miumernr\ 
 
 ■'".) 
 
 igli, Su])i'i 
 
 SI 
 
 at his own 
 
 Si') 
 
 
 ,S(i 
 
 VI. THE I XBRID(iE DISTRICT. 
 
 r.viiRiiMiE— E. Roberts. T. Foster, Superannuated. 
 
 numcrary. 
 MARKHA.t— Newton Hill. 
 WiUTEVAiE- .1. R. Real. 
 Stoi'Ffvi. i.F (jleorgo Brown. 
 Cmo.nvu.i.e -.1. A. Rankin; (ieo. (i. Vallentyne. 
 (iooDWooi) — .J. W. Wilkinson. 
 Lemonvili.e - VV. P. Brown. 
 Mot NT Ai.HEKT K. Hassard. 
 SANDFORn— ,1. W. Stewart. 
 SUNUERLANU— D. C. McDowell, 
 
 .J. Degeer, Super- 
 
54 LIST OF STATIOXS, TORONTO CONFERENCE. 
 
 87. Vroo^'ANtox — S. Sing (Viillcntyne). 
 
 88. EPh' ■■ — Thdinas Snowilon. 
 
 [1889 
 
 89. Si- 
 
 West — D. Ciittiiiiacli. 
 
 !tO. (!i (itoiNA l.si,,\xn — To l)e .siniiilicd fnnii Suttiiii. 
 
 E. RiniEHTs, Qhdrman. 
 D. ('. McDowell, Fin. Sec. 
 
 91. 
 
 !)2. 
 93. 
 94. 
 95. 
 9ti. 
 97. 
 98. 
 
 91). 
 100. 
 101. 
 102. 
 
 lo;!. 
 
 104. 
 lOo. 
 
 100. 
 107. 
 10^. 
 109. 
 110. 
 111. 
 112. 
 
 ii;?. 
 
 114. 
 
 1 1."). 
 
 IK). 
 
 VII. THE HU.ADFOHD DISTRICT. 
 
 BiiAUFuKi) T. W. Jollirto. 
 
 NiiWMAiyvET L. W. Hill, B.A. ' 
 
 CooKsTdWN — .1. Harris. .hi\w/. D. Dyor. 
 
 Ai.LisTox — W. (J. Howsdii. (i. V. Loe, "iV. S. Hugliun, Superannuated. 
 
 West E.ss.\— \V. Thorijloy (.Mlisti'ii). 
 
 Bond HeaIi .). W. Savage. 
 
 Bekto.v and Tottenham- Thos. Duiil<)i)(Tottuiihani),A. P. Latter (Beutoii). 
 
 LiOYDTOWN — C. E. I'ony. N. E. Scott, to be left without a sUitiun for 
 
 one year at liis own request. 
 ScHoMiiKKc-H. Moore. 
 AlHOKA — I'eti'r Addison. 
 
 Temi'euan('Evii,i,e Henrv iMcDowell (Aurora). 
 Ki.No (i. S. Hunt. 
 
 (.Heensvii.le— W'. F. Feriier, .lohn E. (Jardiiiei. 
 IxMsi-iL— N. Welhvood, F.li.H.S. (Strou.l), .1. H. Aikenliead (Belle 
 
 F>vart). 
 Holland Laniunc -I.s.aac Baker. 
 
 B. H. Strangways, .1. Lavary, at College. 
 
 « T. W. JoLLiFFE, <'hairmu7i. 
 
 .1. W. SvvAcE, Fill. Sec. 
 
 Vlll. THE OHANtiEVlLLE DISTRICT. 
 
 OiiANcENiii.E ('. E. Melntyre. Jos. Simjison, Supernumerary. 
 SiiELlURNE- tlec;rge.\hl)s. 
 
 Rose .,()Nr -.A. Rietiard, J H. Stevenson, B.A. 
 H()i!N[Ni;'s Mills -.lohii (Joodiuan. 
 HosEYWodD- .laiue.s Tliouiiisou. 
 
 Alton -AV. C. Washington, .M. A. (C;.l."!..n). ■ 
 
 L.vi UEL— Tiios. Leoii.ird, Isaac (."oieli. 
 Mono .Mill.-;-,). B. Wass, M.A 
 Mono Road-- .(as. (.'. Speer, .). H. Oliver. 
 Aliiion West — Wilson MeDnnald (Caledou East). 
 Paloka e - S. l.lansliard (Ednunul Douglass). 
 .(. T. Morris, at College. 
 
 C. E. Ml Intyke, Chairman. 
 
 .Ia.mes TiKnirsoN, Fin. Sec. 
 
 \\. 
 
 117. 
 
 IIH. 
 119. 
 
 120. 
 121. 
 li::'. 
 12:i. 
 124. 
 
 rilE B.VRRIE DISTRICT. 
 
 M. B. Coin-on, left without 
 
 B\i;i(lE (Collier Street)—.!. F. (iernian, M.A. 
 
 a circuit :it his own reipu;st. 
 Bmuue (Kli/,alictli Sti-eet) - R. X. Burns. B.A. 
 OitiLLiA -T. .Manninu;, B..\. Thomas Williaiua, .). B. .\ruistrung Super 
 
 ainuiated. Wui. liacou, Superanmiated for one year. 
 .VUDTKEA — W. (J. Marshall. 
 .Vlundale — .). W. Ciunioin. 
 Anocs— (}. Clarke; W. C. Sanderson. 
 Dalston~J. a. Trollope. 
 MiNEsiNf! — fl. H. Kennev. 
 
1 snO] 
 
 I,IST OF STATinXS, TOliONTO CONKEKENCE. 
 
 55 
 
 iL'li. 
 
 1 27. 
 
 IL'H. 
 12!t. 
 
 i;?o. 
 
 l.'U. 
 l:i2. 
 133. 
 
 r,u. 
 
 vm;. 
 i;57. 
 i:is. 
 
 13! I. 
 140. 
 141. 
 
 142. 
 
 I4;j. 
 
 144. 
 
 \ir>. 
 
 14(1. 
 
 HiLi.suALK— R. Largo. 
 Elmvalk— W. R. Ruadi. 
 
 PKNKTANdll.SHKNK — \V. A. \'. K. I ';ittysi i)l. 
 Mllir.ANFI- J. .\li)l'L(illl. 
 
 NVYK\Ar,K — Idliii /huksdii. 
 
 COLIIWATKU — A. Hi'llfiilll. 
 
 War.mi.n.stkk- R. Tiiye. 
 Olio Station—.). Egiin. 
 Sevkkn UiiiiKiK -C. Tiiyloi. 
 Rama-S. a. Arkels (Oiillir:) 
 
 Will N. Ohautlcr, W. F. U.,acJi. at ( 
 
 lltjge. 
 
 J. !•'. (Ierman, M.A., ChainiMii. 
 Thos. MANM.Nii, Fin. Sfi: 
 
 X. THE COLLIN(;\V()()D DISTRICT. 
 
 C()LMM:\vooi)--.J()hoi)1i H. Lucke. E. Sallow.s, Suiieraiimiated. 
 
 Coi.M.VGWooi) Circuit — J. A. Long. 
 
 Tn()KMirKV--(j. Waaliingtoii, M. A. 
 
 Heatiuote— W. H. iSIaiiiU-i). 
 
 IJavknna — Paul Flint. J. Fu.ster (Thornbury), SnpeiannuattMl 
 
 MKAfoRI)--W. Pirritte, D. D. Aiiilrew .iiLstroi!!,', Siiia'i-annii- 
 
 St. Vim'ENT — R. Straclian (Meaford). 
 
 Ma.wvkli, — H. A. Rniwii. 
 
 SiN(iHAMi'Tn W.J. Wuatiu'rill. 
 
 AvKMNfi-T. J. Scntt. 
 
 Ck ...more- John VickiTv. 
 
 Staynkr — (i. W. Stiiven.soii. ' •'' "*- 
 
 T. M. Talbot. H A., at College. 
 
 iti'il. 
 
 H. Lo( KE. 
 
 W. Steve 
 
 (JIuiii 
 X.SON, 
 
 iiutn. 
 Fin. Sef, 
 
 XJ. TIIK RRACEimiDviE DISTRICT. 
 147. RRACKhKiiidE- (J. Sr. Rrown. 
 
 14K. (iUAVENHfRsT <ieO. HlDWIlO. 
 
 I4'.l. I'TTKiisox — One to bo sent, iniilur SiiixTintendfiit of Biacobiidgo. 
 
 l.")0, WiNOERMEHK .Alfred Fuwior, niider Superintendent of Port Carliiig. 
 
 1.">1. Ipfinoton Pliilip .(ones. 
 
 I."i2. Pout Carmm;- E. S. Rowe. 
 
 !.">.'>. iKocjroTs Indians -Native .\sM-tant. under siijierintendenee of Chairniaii. 
 
 I.M. Hl'NTsMLi.E- Richard Clarke. 
 
 1 ">5. Hii.r.sinE — W. W. \Valker, under Suporinteiideiit 
 
 Hill, Sujiorn nnorarv. 
 15(1. Emsoai.e- E. F. I'aii'li. 
 irt7. BiKKs Falls - IL W. E. Keiiiji. 
 I."i8. St'NDRllMiE- Calvin Shaw. 
 l.")0. SoiTil lilvKH Artliiir R. Sanderson. 
 1(10. Haldank Hii.i, J. V. i'Junkott. 
 
 R |{ IJeynon, at Colleuo. R. 
 
 (!. 
 
 if Huntsville. R. N. 
 
 (■LAKKK, Clittirnuiv. 
 M. Ukown, Fin. .^V 
 
 XII. THE PARRY SOlND DISTiHCT. 
 
 idl. Parry Soind .1. .\. Cli.i]iiiiaii, M.A. 
 
 1(12. McKei.i.ak— D. 1). Franks. 
 
 1(13. DiNfHi Rcii -.Mbort (!. Hudson,* H. (!. 
 
 Marshall. 
 
0(1 
 
 LIST OF STATIONS, TORONTO CONl'EKENCE. 
 
 [1889 
 
 l(j4. Ma(;netawax— Win. Nixon. ■ 
 
 105. UiFFEKiN -Charles Jnrrett. • 
 
 16(>. RosnEAU — W. Dean. 
 
 1()7. Pakry Island, Shawanaoa, axd Fkescu River — Allan Salt. 
 
 KiH. Chkistiax Asn Beausoijel [.si.an'h— Philip Sparling. 
 
 J. A. Chap.man, M.A., ChairmaiK 
 D. D. Frank.^, Fin. Sec. 
 
 XIII. THE ALCOMA DISTRICT. 
 
 1()!>. Sault Ste. Marie— R. Caile. 
 
 170. KoRAH — One wanted, under auperintendence of Chairman. 
 
 171. OARtiKX RivKR -Joseph Wilsoii, B.A., under lae Superintendent of Bruce 
 
 Mines. 
 
 172. Burc'E Mixes — J. Bedford. 
 
 173. St. JoiiEi'H Island -H. L. Lovenng, under the Superintendent of Bruce 
 
 Mines. 
 
 174. The.s.salon— F. Woodger. 
 
 175. Day Mills — Thos Scott, under .superintendence of Chairnian of District. 
 
 176. (!ore Bay— Charle.s l\. Sing. 
 
 177. Little Cirrext— W. II. Laidlaw. 
 
 178. Manitowaxixh— C. \V. Reynolds. .la?. Baskerville, Superannuated. 
 17'.>. Sanhfieli) S. Down. 
 
 R. Cade, Chairman. 
 John Bedford, Vin. See. 
 
 XIV. ThE JAPAN DISTRICT. 
 
 180. TsVKi.io D. McDonald, M.D.. F.T.L; T. lid/.ula. 
 
 181. I'sHiiioME — Theoloi,'ic!il Student, under Siiiierintendeiifof Sliitaya. H. 
 
 Tsuchiya, Su]ioriiuiM('rar\ . 
 liS2. Shitava - K. ToyaiiLi 
 
 183. A/.Aiti-Y. Hiniiwii. 
 
 184. To-Yo Ei-Wa (Jakko — TliiMiloiru-al Department: (i Cochran, D.D., Prin- 
 cipal. Bihlii^il and Systematic Tlu'oli i,'y, and Histoiy of Doctrine; R. 
 Whittington, M .\., Logic, .\cademic Depaitment : T. A. Large, B.A. 
 English and Matliematics ; C. I. D.Moore, I>. A. TlicolMirical Students ' 
 ■ - Harano, V. Takeda, (i. linuma, (i. Kamishiro, Y. Kondo, T. Otii, 
 F. Eto. S. Kato. H Kawamura, D. Masiino. T, Miv.isliiro 
 
 18.-.. Central Mission ~ C. S Ehy, B. A., D D., F.T.L. 
 
 1 8(1. SiiizroKA — .M. Kohayvshi ; F. .V. Cassidy, M. k. : C. T. Cocking. 
 
 187. Fl'.ilEDA— Evangelist, 'tnder Superintendent of Shidzuoka. 
 
 188. Hamamat.si;- B. Hashii.-oto; J. G. Dmilop, B.A. 
 
 1811. MirsiKE (Evaugelist), under Superinteiidi iit of Ilanianiatsu. 
 lilO. MoKi- -i I. 11 
 
 litl. SAIiARA — II '1 II 
 
 192. IvAKKliAWA— IP " H 
 
 l!t3. Ni MAZi' Koto Sluishin. unoer Superinteiuient of Shidzuukn. 
 
 1!>4. YosHiWAKA -Evangelist, n 
 
 1!I5. KoFU — E. Yamanaka ; J. \V. Saunhy. I'. .\. 
 
 nil). IvAzr.Mi -Evangelist, under Superintomlent of Kofu 
 
 l'.t7. HiiiAsHiiir- n ,. .1 
 
 (i. M. Meacham, M.A., D.D., F.T.L, Pastor of the Yokohama Union 
 (^hurcli. liy permission of the Conference. l5ro. Meacliam is u member 
 of the Azahu (^hiarteily Meeting. 
 
 D. McDonald, Chuii-mmi. 
 
LIST OF STATIONS, NIAGARA CONFERENCE. 
 
 'iuirinari. 
 
 J. SFRA(}UE WILLIAMSON, Fkehii.k.vj. 
 a A. MITCHELL, H.A., Secretary. 
 
 Thr iciml in i)ari:idhe»e» is the pud ofHrc address of tlw iiiiniMi'r irliosv nmnv 
 immnliatci.li precedts it. 
 
 >liitaya. H. 
 
 (| 
 
 , D.D., Prill 
 >iictriiie ; H. 
 Large, B.A. 
 il Students 
 il", T. Otii, 
 
 10 
 11 
 11' 
 
 i:i 
 
 14 
 
 15 
 K) 
 17 
 1« 
 
 
 I. HAMILTON DISTKICT. 
 
 Ilainiltua (Centenary Chuieh)- Jaiiies S. Rusa, M.A,, 107 'J^anies Street 
 
 Soutli. Win. Morton, Superannuated. 
 y/ami/ioH (Wesley Church) — W. J. Maxwell, (J9 Catharine Street North. 
 
 B. H. Keefer, Supernumerary (Toronto). 
 Hamilton (First Church)— William H. Luiid, 180 Main Street East. Edward 
 
 Lounsbury, .35 Victoria Avenue South, Suj)eraniiuiited. 
 Hiimiltoii ((lore Street) -J olm Pickering, 'M (lore Street. 
 Hnmiltoii (/ion Tabernacle)— (ieoige A. Mitthell. B.A.. 25 Pearl Street 
 
 North, Secretary of Conference. Francis Coleniaii, Supei-.mnuated. 
 Hamilton (Simcoe Street) — T. Albert Moore. 172 John Street North. 
 Haiailtoii (Hannah Street)— liobert J. Elliott, 13!) Herkimer Street, 
 
 Stephen Kappele, Superannuated. 
 ffawilton {K[m;rii\0 Street) -(Jeorge W. I)(ian, 45 Emerald Street Nortli. 
 
 Wo.tloyiiii liMllfH' College 
 
 Aie.v.i:::'.ur Burns, D.D., LI. 1)., iV!/n!;i,(/. 
 
 DKudas — Scionion Cleaver, B. .A. 
 ('((/«/()(! Id —Charle.s W. Cosens. 
 Ulanford — David Chalmers. 
 
 Ancastin- — E. B. Stevenson, B.-A. Emerson Bristol, Su rannuated. 
 ijiiibrook — James P. liell. ».)ne to be sent. 
 
 Ilartoiiville — Thoiiins Stolibs. • 
 
 Cnv A- Jameti 
 
 Stoiiij 
 
 Dyt 
 
 Tiijdcytouii Daniel Kcker. 
 
 Ker — Charles Stringfellow (Abingdon)- J- B. Cutler (Basingstoke), Sup'd. 
 
 KocA'— ('has L. Howlby. 
 
 Alexander Burns, D.D.. LL.D., is a member of the Centenary Quarterly 
 
 Official Board. 
 .1. W. Sifton. B. A., left without a st.ition for one year at liis own re(|Uest. 
 
 W. ,). Maxwell, Chainnan. 
 
 W. H. Lmkii, Financial Secretary. 
 
 II. ST. CATHARINES UISTIHCT. 
 
 I'.'. St. Catharinvs (Ht . Paul Street)- -Isaac Tovell, Assistant Secretary of Con- 
 ference, .lolin A. Willimns, D.I)., General Superintendent (Toronto, 
 30, Maitlaiid Street). 
 
 '-'0. ^■^ 6'('//(«n')it.f (Welland Avenue)- .lames V.in Wyck, B.A. 
 
 lil. & . r(i//wn'»i''.< (Niagara Street) -W. H. Barraclnugli, under tlie di>''>''^'"'i of 
 the Chairman of the 7)istrict. 
 
 '.^2. Loulh and (Irantham Rirhard B. Rowe (St. C'vtharincs). 
 
 2.'1. Memtton--\)i\\'n\ W. Snider. 
 
ri8 
 
 LIST OF STATIONS, NIAGARA CONFERENCE. 
 
 I .SM> 
 
 24. 
 25. 
 
 2«. 
 27. 
 28, 
 20. 
 
 30. 
 31. 
 32. 
 
 Cli.irle.s Liivell, M.A., 
 
 TlwroU—Diwui L. Bretliour, Ph. B. 
 
 Xiof/iira FiilL >>)(((/)— Hicliard W. NVooilswoitli 
 
 Superannuatuil. 
 Niiiijara Falls — Vernon H. Emory, ; 
 
 Staiiifiird and .S7. Durid'n — .). Edgar IJus.s. 
 Nini/nrd — VN'alter S. .Jainiesioii. 
 lleanuinlle — Tlii.nia.s W. .lack.soii. William iShuridan. Suiioranmiatod. 
 
 Frederick Hayncs, Siipeniumurary. 
 GriiiLxhii — .James 11. Hazelwood, .lames (joodwiii. Superannuated. 
 Smvlirilk~l{. Walter Wright. 
 Tiiite.rn — Jame.s Ff. Kennedy (Jordan Station). Walter E. Pescott, Victoria 
 
 College. 
 
 D. L. IJiiKTHoru, I'li.H. , Chainmin. 
 R. W. WooiLswoKTH, Fin. See. 
 
 33. 
 34. 
 
 35. 
 
 3(i. 
 37. 
 38. 
 30. 
 
 40. 
 41. 
 42. 
 43. 
 
 44. 
 45. 
 
 4<i. 
 
 47. 
 
 111. liKAMTFORD DISTKICT. 
 
 Ilianlfoiil (Wellington Street) — John Kay. Wm. Willoughhy, Super- 
 annuated. 
 Bnintford (Hraiit Avenue)— James Awde, B A. (Jeorge Young, D.P., 
 
 74 Wellesh')' Street, Toronto. Superaiinnatcil. 
 Jlraiilfnrd (Colborne Street) -John W. Cooley. 'rho.s. D. Pearson, W. ti. 
 
 Brown, M.A., Sni)erannuated. T. S. Linscott, Suiiernumerary. 
 /)V((»'/o/(/ (Oxford Street) -Clitt'ord T. Bennett, B.A. 
 I'liri.f — J. Sjjrague Williamson, President of Conference. 
 St. Oiiirije, — Joseph Odery. 
 Sheffidd — Hugh S. Dongall, under the Su])erintendence of the Chairm.in of 
 
 the District 
 Wnt i<'/((/u6'))-o' — Christopher Cookman (Copotown). 
 //i//("'')i - Uenry A. Cook. 
 7V(;i/ — Wm. M. 'I'eeple. 
 ,/«/-.>vi/i-)7/«- Abram L. (!ee, Ph. 15. Biirness Bristol, Alfred .\. Bowers, B.A , 
 
 Superannuateil. 
 /.'n/,(/~-W. N. Vollick (Onondaga). 
 ('in'iisvillc — James Mooney (One to h( sent). Peter (jerinan (Echo l'lace\ 
 
 Wm. Cross, 147 Uolyat Street, Toronto, Superannuated. 
 ;Wn»»/ /'/«'«.< oi' Wm C. Wat.son, M. .\. (Mohawk). James Preston (Mn- 
 
 liawk). Superamiuated. 
 dnind nicer D. W. Kelly. 
 
 J. S. Williamson, Chairnian. 
 .Iamks Mooney, Fin. Sex. 
 
 48. 
 
 40. 
 50. 
 
 51. 
 
 52. 
 53. 
 54. 
 55. 
 50. 
 57. 
 
 IV. WOODSTOCK DISTRICT. 
 
 iro()(/.>7ocA: (Central ('htir(h)-.\nios K. Buss, MA. Wm. Lund, W^n Ames, 
 
 Superannuated. 
 M''((or/.s-((i('/,' (Dundas Street)--<iioorge W. Kerby, B.A. 
 /^(((/(•/-.-.v/// (King Street) -R. R. Maitland. (leo. Lawrence, Oeo. Kennedy, 
 
 Superamiuated. 
 /)i;/f!y..<.// (Charles Street) -E. H. Koyle, B A. James (^.ardner, D.C.L 
 
 (Belleville), Simon Torwilligar, Superannuated, who has permission to 
 
 leside in the I'nited States. 
 iS'ii //■')/■(/ .John E. Hockey. 
 ,y»V((/>/)n/ Sanniel W. llolden. 
 
 Ox.foid Centre Albert Kennedy, Edaon E. Marshull. 
 Fttilwond-T. Webster Kelly, B.A. 
 Cathe.nrt —Thomas Voaden. 
 /Vince(oH- -.lames H. McCartney. 
 
]m)] 
 
 LIST OK STATIONS, NIAGARA CONFERENCE. 
 
 59 
 
 Uliainii.iii lit 
 
 58. 
 !,<X 
 tW. 
 (il. 
 ()'.'. 
 IVA. 
 
 1)4. 
 (i5. 
 (ili. 
 ti7. 
 t)8. 
 (iO. 
 
 70. 
 71. 
 72. 
 7.'f. 
 74. 
 75. 
 70. 
 
 owers, h..\ , 
 
 
 Eclio l'lace>, 
 
 7H. 
 
 'reston (Mn- 
 
 7'.l. 
 ■SO. 
 
 
 .HI. 
 
 
 82. 
 
 iirman. 
 
 s:;. 
 
 Stec. 
 
 84. 
 
 
 85. 
 
 
 80. 
 
 
 «7. 
 
 , VVni Aino8, 
 
 88. 
 
 
 «!l. 
 
 IH). 
 !»2. 
 
 .S/r(i</iu'/ttn--(Jeorf4e Miller. ' :, ; ., " , , • . • 
 
 Ayr — Thomas Athoe. . , ■ 
 
 /'i((/^«r(7/(;- Thoiiiiis C.iUing, H.A. 
 
 Hruilit — Will. H. (Jiirnhiuii, B. A. ' 
 
 U'ashimjtoh - fhmitiS M-MiRon. 
 
 Dnimlio and liichviiml— Thco\>h\]n!i .1. Parr, niuler thu Superintendence of 
 
 the Chfiinniui of the District. 
 
 R. H. Maitlasii, Vluiiiiium. 
 Tho.ma.s Atuoe, Fin. t^ec. 
 
 V. SFMCOE DISTRICT. 
 
 Siiiicoi- — J. .A. .liick.son. Aiirfiii D. Miller (Picton), Supenmnuated. 
 
 IKu/cr/'on/— .Joiiii Laycock. 
 
 I'ort I lover, IFalsli and Wnudhoum — John Samulers, ]M..\., (One t< be sent). 
 
 Jarvis — Charles R. Morrow. Joliii H. Meath (Cheapside). 
 
 Iluycrsville- John H. Roliiiison. A. Hamilton, IJ.A, (Springvalf ). 
 
 Townsend— .James L.vird (Siiiicoe), II. E. ('. Stoney (Sinicoe/. David 
 
 Williams (Nixon) Superannuated. 
 Rockford — David K earns. 
 Port liowan and St.. Williitms — Thos. .1. 
 /^e//w— Thomas B.Trimhle. C. W. M, 
 Lynednch — Owon (i. Collaniore. 
 Selkirk — Robert Dutf. 
 ^'(n/»,7(t— S. Judson Kelly. 
 IKi'(/.s(»i;//Ki7)iCVn^/>-(Jeo. Carpenter. 
 Xew (7rc(//< -Thomas S. Howard ( Haters ville). Ryroii Laing (Acton West), 
 
 left without a station for one year at his own rei]uest. 
 
 John Saunder.'<, M.A.. Chairman. 
 .John Laycoik, Fin. ,<ia-. 
 
 Atkins. 
 
 (iilbert. Superannuated. 
 
 VI. MILTON DISTRICT. , 
 
 MiUon — (leorge Clari<. Daniel M. McKonzie. Supeiatmuated. 
 
 DakvilU — Wm. Kettlewell. Thos. M. Jetieris, Superannuated. 
 
 7ji(r/t/if/(o«— John Wakefield. John Histon, Superannuated. 
 
 Frefinaii — Richard .(. Foreiiiaii. 
 
 li'dlurd.oirn-- Robert ISuriis, Ph.B. 
 
 Milhjrovf — David Hunt. 
 
 /'((/f ('7)10 -John Stewart. 
 
 7V((/(i/(/ar-- Thomas Boyd (Omagli). Win. .McLaws Eadie. 
 
 /y'3('-f!7/e— Edward J. Clarke. 
 
 Carlidi: — George Fergusson. 
 
 Mmuilaheni — Charles Deacon. 
 
 Mountain — Herbert H. Culver, uiidi-r the siiperiiitondeiice of the Milton 
 
 Minister. 
 John H. Me.\rthur, Montreal Theological College. 
 
 .loiiN Wakkkikt.ii, ClMirtiuin. 
 • R. Bi KNs. Ph.B., Fin. Sec. 
 
 VII. WELLAND DISTRICT. 
 
 Wclland — Daniel E. Brownell. 
 
 FonthiU—Wniy R. Smith. 
 
 I'ort Rnhinmii and ('hipjmioa — Win. Walker. 
 
 Port Oolhimif and Hninlnriitone- Diwid H. Tayhr (I'ort Ci>ltiorne). 
 
60 
 
 LIST OF STATIONS, NIAGARA CONFERENCE. 
 
 [1889 
 
 Michiiel Huxter, nipuriinnimted. 
 
 94. Dunnville—T. L. Wilkinson. J. V. Wilson, Supemnnuated. 
 
 95. 6'a;',s<on)i7/e— Ricluvrd W. Scanlon. 
 1)6. Oitwftojo'— Ezra Adams. 
 
 97. Feiiwick— Edward Whitworf.h. 
 
 98. I Fellandport— John T. Davis. 
 
 99. iitromness — One to be sent. 
 
 100. RidgewMj — Samuel Wilson. 
 
 101. International BriiUje—Thimma L. Kerruish. 
 
 102. Stevcnsville — Henry (J. Livingston. 
 
 103. i?(iiri/iam— Albert Truax (Rainham Centre). 
 
 ; , i D. E. BiiowNELL, Cliuii-vian. 
 T. L. Wilkinson, Fin. Sec. 
 
 Vlll. NORWICH DISTRICT. 
 
 .Jolley, Superannuateil. 
 
 at his 
 
 104. Xorwich—iieo. W. Calvert. .John Wood, W. C. 
 
 105. Tilsonhuni —Richard Hobbs. David Savage left without a station 
 
 own request, with the view of engaging in Evangelistic work. 
 10(). Burford and Fnirjit'ld— Ju.u\i>a H. Collins (Burford) Journal Secretary, (One 
 to be sent). 
 
 107. Kelvin — James Webb. 
 
 108. Sprinofurd — Ephraim L. Clement, (One to be sent). 
 
 109. O^ervi/^— Harvey M. Hall. '' _ 
 Bookton — Thomas R. Clarke (Norwich). - ; 
 Oakland — James G. Foote. 
 Teeterville — Joseph Archer. 
 
 Dereham — Thomas H. Orme, M. A. (Mount Elgin). 
 Courtland — Benjamin L. Cohoe. 
 John E. S. Baillie, Montreal College. 
 
 J. H. 
 0. W. 
 
 110. 
 111. 
 112. 
 113. 
 114. 
 
 Collins, Chairvmu. 
 Calvkut, Fin. Sec. 
 
 Fermi.ss'on to Emi'Lov. 
 
 Permission was given to Cliairmen to employ, with a view to the work uf 
 the ministry ; — S W. Fallis, S. Nicholson, Josephus Gulp. A. J. Terrybeny, 
 Richard Railton, and James M. Wright. 
 
LIST OF STATIONS, GUELPH CONFERENCE. 
 
 JACOB E. HOWELL, M.A., President ok Conference. 
 EDMUND S. Rl'PERT, M.A., Secretarv of Conference. 
 
 Tin: lairtl in partii theses is the Post Office address of the Minister whose iiame 
 immediately precedes it. 
 
 i. THE GUELPH DISTRICT. 
 
 ivtiiry, (One 
 
 D.D. Isaac Crane 
 
 1. Gtulph First (Norfolk 8treet)-N. R. Willoughby, M.A. 
 
 (Woodstock), SOperiiniiiiatcd. 
 
 2. Crue//i/i .SV'cojk/ (Dublin Street)— George H. Turk. 
 
 3. Ouelph Third (Paisley Street)-(J. H. Cobbledick, M.A., IJ.D. 
 
 4. Ponsouhij — Edward A. Shaw (Barnett). 
 
 5. Klora — Edwin A. Cliown, B.D. Samuel Fear, Superannuated, 
 t). Fergus — James liroley. 
 
 7. Marsrille — George Smith. / 
 
 H. lkliw.md~\\ iWiam Willimott. 
 i). Eramusit^Hugh J. Fair. 
 
 10. liockwuod — James Walker ; one to be sent. 
 
 11. ^c/on— Gorliam A. Gifford, M.A., Ph.D. 
 
 12. Georijetoii-n — Robert Davey, John W. Churchill. David Perry (139 Major 
 
 Street, Toronto), David Auld (Toronto), Superannuated. Nelson Burns, 
 M A. (Toronto), Superntinierary. 
 115. Krin and Ikdliwifad — John Ball, A. E. Thornley. 
 
 Henry Caldwell, Wesleyan Theological College, Montreal ; Samuel E. 
 Couch. Victoria College, Cobourg. 
 
 N. R. WiLi,oi(!HHV, M.A., Chairman, 
 James Broi.ev, Financial Secretary. 
 
 II. THE GALT DISTRICT, 
 
 14. ^r«i< —Andrew Cunningham. Josejdi H. Hilts (77 James Street, Hamilton), 
 
 Superannuated. 
 
 15. Berlin — Jacob E. Howell, M.A., Prettideitt of Conference. 
 
 16. Waterloo — George F. Salton. 
 
 17. Preston — William Haugh, Francis M. Mathers. 
 
 18. Hespeler— George H. Cornish, LL.D. James White, Superannuated. 
 I!t. Nnssitijaiceiia — John Hough, R. W. Williams (Aberfoyle). 
 
 20. Elmira — Jabez Wass 
 
 21. New Hambar;/ — William J. Brandon, 
 
 22. Linwood—.hAin Pepper, B.A. 
 
 2;!. Hawkesville — J. C. Ponieroy, B.A, 
 
 John J, Rapp, left without an appointment at his own request. 
 
 J. E. HcwEt.r,, M.A., Chairman. 
 (iEo. F, Salton, Fin. Sec. 
 
02 
 
 Lisr «)K STATIONS, (UTELPH (CONFERENCE. 
 
 [188!) 
 
 William Herridge 
 
 111. THE STHATFORD DISTRICT. 
 
 24. Stnd/ord (Cautriil Cliurch)— \V. S. (iriffin, D.D. 
 
 25. Strat/o,;! (Waterloo Street)- W. II. Hincks, LL.B. 
 
 (Bmiii]itoii), Supenininmted. 
 
 20. Mitrhell (Trafalgar .Street.)— Francis E. Nujitent. 
 
 27. Mitchell (Main Street)— .John Mills. .John Williams, Superannuated. 
 
 28. J\/()/iA:#o?t- F'raneis Swann. 
 
 29. W'(/.( -Charles V. Lake. 
 
 30. FiUlarton~H(>\«\i\im C. Edmunds, B.D., .ludson Truax. 
 
 31. ?frtr;;iojiw— Thomas (Jrandy. 
 
 32. Embro — Thomas C Sanderson. 
 
 \V. E. Treleaven, left without a .station for one year at his own re(juest. 
 Edwin L. Flagg, Wesloyan Tiieological College, Montreal. 
 
 W. S. Okikfin, D.D.. Chairman. 
 "■ ■ F. E. NiuiBNT, Fin, Sec. 
 
 IV. THE ST. MARY'S DISTRICT. 
 
 33. St. >/(«)•;/•«— Thomas M. Camphell 
 
 Sui)erannuated. 
 
 34. Granton — Josias (ireene. 
 
 35. Lwiin — Richard C. Hemlors. 
 3H. Ailsa CVatV/- William Birks. 
 
 37. Kirkton — John Kenner. 
 
 38. fFoo(//iu)/i - David A Moir. 
 
 39. Nissnui-i — James Kestlo (WcUhuni). 
 
 40. Kintore — Robert .F. Hushand. 
 
 41. r/iawif'g/on/— Alexander K. Birks, B.A. 
 
 David Dalton Birks, Victoria College, Cobourg, 
 
 Tames Charlton, Richard Service, 
 
 T. M. Campbell, (^hairman. 
 
 Jo.SIAS (iREENE, Fill. See. 
 
 V. THE GODERICH DISTRICT. 
 
 42. Gnderieh (North .Street)— (Jcorge Richardson. 
 
 43. (/orfeWf/i (Victoria Street)— B. L. Hutton. 
 
 44. Clinton (Rattenbury Street) — James Livingstone. 
 
 45. Clinton (Ontario Street) -Joseph Edge. 
 
 46. Senforlh — Wesley C'asson. 
 
 47. Holme.xville — Wesley V. Camiibell. 
 
 48. nuiijield— Henry E. Hill. 
 
 49. V.irwi — John Hart. 
 
 50. Henndll — Jo.seph S. Cooke 
 
 51. Hennall Ayi7/i -Ezra A. Fear (Hensall), T. Wesley Cosens (Hensiill). 
 
 52. Duntjuntion — Austin Potter. 
 
 53. /Vi7(' — Henry Irvine. Luther (). Rice, Superannuated, i)erniitted to reside 
 
 at Hobart Lake. Ind., U.S. 
 
 54. lienmiller — James Harris. 
 
 Walter M. Pattern, Wesleyan Theological College, Montreal. 
 
 GEOR(iE Ri('ii\Ki>s()N, Chairman. 
 Wesley ¥. Campbell, Fin. Sec. 
 
hSNDj 
 
 I,I.ST OK STATIONS, GlELl'H CONFEUEN'CK. 
 
 (i:^ 
 
 VI. THE KINCARDINE DISTIUCT. 
 
 55. 
 5(i. 
 57. 
 58. 
 51). 
 
 (;o. 
 
 61. 
 ()•-'. 
 
 till 
 
 James OedilcB, Supornunierary. 
 
 Kincardine — James Hannoii, D.I), 
 
 Tiverton-' Hainy A. Newcomlx'. 
 
 fti-i-ie— Thomas Amy, Henry J. Miller. 
 
 yid/te/— Jaliez H. Dyke (Pine \{\vl'v). 
 
 Ripley — Thomas .1. Snowdon. 
 
 /.i(cA;noi(i - Joaeiih S. Colling. Jolm Walker, Su]ieniiimiateil. 
 
 yUhJIeld—'V^' A. Stronjjiiian, LLl?., Ph.D. (I.MrkiKpw). 
 
 Robert Carson. 
 
 W. Crowle, M.A. (Greenock). 
 
 Jamks H.vn.no.v. 1). D.. 
 Jo.SKl'H S. ColJ.INI!, t'i 
 
 WIntechurch 
 Salem— Fred 
 
 riu 
 
 KiiiKin, 
 
 u'd Service, 
 
 VII. THE \VIN(iHAM DISTHICT. 
 
 64. Wiwjham — John Scott, M A. 
 
 65. Teesvnfer — VV. W. Sparling. 
 (Hi. I Fiw^r— Alfred E. Smith. 
 
 {',■;. /)',•((.«/«— Samuel SoUery, U.D. John L. Kerr, Hicluird Paul, Matthew 
 
 Swann (Glencoe), Siii)erannuated. 
 
 W. Walton — William Torrance. 
 
 09. Londeshoro' — .lames Ferguson. 
 
 70. /;/yr/i "Ahrahaui W. T<mge, William Mills (Toronto .Junction;, Sup'd. 
 
 71. Auburn — .lohn R. Is.iac. 
 
 72. Ikljrnve — Robert (Jodfrey. 
 7.'i. Hhlevale — Isaac B. Wallwin. 
 
 Archilwld McOibbon, A'ictoria College, Cobourg. 
 
 JoH.N StoTT, M.A., Chairman. 
 i > ' Samcbl SEi.r,ERV, B.D., Fin. Sec. 
 
 VIII. THE LISTOWEL DISTRICT. 
 
 I.isi'iird William C. Henderson. D.D. 
 
 Mihtrloii — Thomas Gee. 
 
 Troiibrid(je-Jiiii. (^a-swoU. John Armstrong, Superannuated. 
 
 ilorrie — W. Ayres. 
 
 y-'./n/H'/c/i— .Joseph \V. Pring. 
 
 IFrt/iciM -John W. Gilpin (Listowel). 
 
 Atwiidd — David Rogers 
 
 lloifiijii Fiudlay iM. Smi;li. 
 
 /■,''/ii,/~ Joseph R. (iibson. 
 
 W. C. Henpkrsox, D.D. , Chuirnuiv. 
 
 J. W. GiLi'iN, Fin. Sec. 
 
 IX. THE PALMERSTON DISTRICT. 
 
 83 I'abncrston — .lames McAlister. 
 
 84 l)niyton—,)n\m W. German. 
 
 85 Arthur— J^>]m S. Fisher. 
 
 »; . I /riu;— Webster W. Leech, Albert E. Heiider.sou. 
 
 87 I'ecl — Christopher Hamilton (Glenallen). 
 
 88 A/oor«^eW— James A. McLachlan, M.A. 
 8(1 Slirton — John W- Robinson. 
 
G4 
 
 LIST OF STATIONS, GUELPH CONFERENCE. 
 
 [1889 
 
 90 Ma'uliuvl — J()»i!|)li Marklmiii, (HiirriHtoii). 
 
 91 TevioUlik—WiiX. Tliil.fulenii. 
 
 Robert H. Hiirnby — VVosluyan Theoliigiciil College, Montreal. 
 
 Jamk.s McAlihtek, Chairman. 
 
 .1. A. McLa("HI,an, M.A., Fin. .sVc. 
 
 X. TIIK MOI'NT FOREST DISTRICT. 
 
 92 MoHiil Forest— nn],in-t U. WaiUlell, H.I), Pli.B. Roiibeii J. Tyler. Siipfr- 
 
 uiiiiuated. 
 
 93 If(u-rii>tiin — W'm. Siiiytlie. 
 9t l>arh(im — JmiieH T. Lei,'oar. 
 
 95 Hdl^ieiii -Siiniut;] H. Eilwiirds. 
 
 9(i 67t/.;c(/— Rol)urt Walker. 
 
 97 Olmnhti — .Vilaiii (lla/.ier (Mount Forest). 
 
 i»H Ki:nilii:)rtli—'.\. K. Mustard (.\rthiir), under the suporintendouce of the 
 
 Chairman of the District. 
 
 !»!» G/wk/ F((//.;,i/— Thomas.). Sabine. 
 
 100 Varnry — Wux. Scratch (Durham). 
 
 101 CedrnTilb' Thomas .1. Smith. 
 
 .lohnKennedy- Wesleyan Tlu'olo<;ieal Colle^o, Montreal. 
 
 R. H. Waddei.l, Ph.R., ClMirmuu. 
 Sa.mvei. H. Edwakos, Fin. Sec. 
 
 XI. THE WALKERTOX DISTRICT. 
 
 102 IVtilkerton -ChsiH. E. Statlord. David D. Rolston, William Tindall, Geo. 
 
 Watson, Win. Shannon fOrangeville), Suiier.innuated. 
 iOI! .1///'/m(;/ -Henry Berry. 
 104 H unviir — J(iseith (Jalloway. And. Clark, Superannuated. 
 
 103 FJmw )0(l -Rohart C Burton. John (larnor (Lamlash), Superannuated. 
 10(i 0/ie.s/«i/— Robert Phllliita. 
 
 107 D'lhhintoii -,]ohn Webster: one to be sent. 
 
 lOH r.tm— John T. Smith. ' " 
 
 lOtt Arh-wriiht — Benjamin J. Sherlock; one to be sent. Henry Hall, Sup'y. 
 
 110 P:d('.H Ornve — labez J. Noble. 
 
 111 P.(wZ('!/--Eilmund S. Rujiert, M.A., Secretary of Conference. 
 
 \V1 Port Klijin — John G. Stevenson. Hamilton Leith (Southampcon), Sup'd. 
 II. S ^awjcen — -Wm. Savage. 
 
 .\lex. J. Irwin —Victoria College, Cobouri{. 
 
 Joseph (Jai.Loway, Cluiirman. 
 .loiix T. Smith, Fin. Sec. 
 
 Xll. THE OWEN SOUND DISTRICT. 
 
 1 14 <Jii-i;n Sotuid — Joseph W. Holmes, Wesley E. Kerr. William B. Dananl, 
 
 Superannuate<l. Sylvester L. Kerr, Supernumerary. 
 
 1 1.5 Ilroohholm—\Xm. M. Bielby. 
 
 110 t'/ia/.siro/-^/i^-Robert H. Hall. ■• "^ 
 
 117 AUcnfnrd — N. S. Burwash. 
 
 IIK IFoof//"();-(/ —Robert I. Hoskiujj, John S. Hunipliroys. 
 
 110 /f«mWe— Dixon Sliarpe. 
 
rimlall, (ieo. 
 
 1SS9] 
 
 LIST OF STATIONS, OI'ELPH COXKKIIKNCE. 
 
 <)") 
 
 
 ■ 
 
 
 ■ 12! 
 
 
 ■ \t> 
 
 
 ■ 12.'! 
 
 tuin. 
 
 ■ IL'I 
 
 Fill. -SVc. 
 
 ■ IL'.-, 
 
 
 ■ l'J<i 
 
 Hepworth — Andrew Al. McCuUoch. 
 
 /Ktar(07i— (fudrge LouikIb. 
 
 Coijioy's Itay— (hits wiinted. 
 
 lAiui's 7/e(((Z -Andrew J. Piirkor. 
 
 Dyer's liay—Owo vvftnted, under the Superintendent of lyiim's Heml. 
 
 rohennory — One to be sent. 
 
 Oapc CriiJcer — .lolin L. Corcoran. 
 
 (leo. E. Honey, B.A.— Victoria College, Cobourg. 
 
 JosKi-H W. Holmes, Chairman. 
 •• JloiiKHT H. Hall, Fin. Sec. 
 
 XI II. THE MARKDALE PISTRICT. 
 
 127 Murhlnle — (ieorge Buggin. 
 
 128 "'e,f/i«Wo)i— J. WidkerSliilton, B.A. 
 
 129 Ihuidalk—Wi,^. H. Moss, 
 
 1':'^ M, i'lncthon— Thimms Legiite. • 
 
 l.'Jl rJiKjeiiia — Jo'Jm H. Watts. 
 
 132 y^/!(vi-i7/(;--\\ni. Ottawell. 
 
 lli.'i Holland Centre — George Hartley. 
 
 l.'U Widter's i'*'o.7.s— John W. Sanderson. 
 
 135 Euphra»in—'V\wma.» R. Fydell (Markdale). 
 
 George BudoiN. Chnrman. 
 
 J. Walker Shilton, B.A., Fin, See, 
 
 n B. Danard, 
 
 6bc 
 
Lbi' OF STATIONS, LONDON CONFERENCE. 
 
 REV. WM. McDONAGH, President of Conference. 
 REV. J. R. OUXDY, Seckktahy of Coskekksce. 
 
 g^^ The >vnrd in parenlhg.tes is the J'ust (ijlice ail 're.^.-i of Ihe. 
 
 iniviediatelij p'n-- li.i it. 
 
 Minialer trhoi! 
 
 4. 
 
 o. 
 tl. 
 7. 
 8. 
 !». 
 
 10. 
 11. 
 12. 
 V.i. 
 14. 
 15. 
 Ifi. 
 17. 
 
 1. LONDON OlSTiUt. T. 
 
 Lniulon ((^)iioen'» Avoiuil') — Juliii (•. Scott, 401 l';uk Avonuc. Eiihraiiii 
 Evan.s, D.U., (!. R. Sander.son, D.l)., 228 Hyinan Stroot. William Clin]i 
 iiiaii, Leonard fiactz, Siipui'Jiniuijitoi I. .laiiios K. Latiiiier, SupurmiineMrv. 
 
 Z/0)w/()»i (Diindas StruL't)- -A. C. Coiirtice, H.A., H.D.. 4:';1 I lundas Streci. 
 Jos. H. Robinaoii ((.)tiawa), John '.'•. [jaird, Timothy Nuttrass, Super- 
 annuated. 
 
 London (\Vellinj,'t<)n Street) (i. W. Henderson, loli Wellington Street. 
 Thos. Hadwin, David Ryan, John Chajiplc (Chagrin Falls, Ohio, U.S.), 
 Superannuated. 
 
 Lnndon (Cr)lhorne Street) — E. 15. Lanceley, 727 Waterloo Street. 
 
 Lnndon (King Street)- -Stephen liond, 312 York Sinet. 
 
 Lniidmi (Qi'cen's Park)— R. Millyard, 848 Q;!eon's Avnne. 
 
 Linidan (Ililizaheth Street)- T. E. .Harrison, 701 King i'treet. 
 
 London (Hamilton Ro..d) — S. J. Allin, lli8 Adelaide Street. 
 
 Jjovdiin South — Alex. Langford, 82 Askin Street. Thomas Cosford, Super- 
 annuated. 
 
 London lFe4 — W. IMcDonagh, J'resideni nf Conference, 1 William Street 
 
 Ht. John's- a. \y. Muxworthy (Arva). .1. P. Morden(Arva), Superannuateil. 
 
 Siloam — .lames Kennedy (London). 
 
 Thorndale — C. C. Couzens, one to be sent. 
 
 Ihnrhexler — J. E. .Moore (Dorcliester Station). O. N. Hazen. 
 
 Lnmheth — G. W. Andrews, H.A. (ieo. Hennett, Su])erannuated. 
 
 ]V'isit.miMter — J. E. Ford (Lainhetli), Fred. I>angford, H A. 
 
 I ti'lurcari' — Roht. Thimqjson. Wentwortli D. Hughson, Sujierjinnuated. 
 W. McMullen, Victoria College. 
 
 W.M. McDoNAi'.ii, Chairmnn. 
 (r. W. Hendek.son, Fin. Sfc. 
 
 18. 
 19. 
 20. 
 21. 
 22 
 2.1 
 2-4. 
 26. 
 20. 
 27. 
 28. 
 
 IL 
 
 EXETER DISTRICT. 
 MA. 
 
 E.ceter (Main Street)— Jasper Wilson 
 Exeter {.h.inwa Street) -P>. Clement. 
 I'nrk-hill W. J. Ford, LL h. 
 Ktimvillf ~\\m. J'enhall, T. H. Down. 
 Cenlridia-Ai. H. Thompson. 
 CVc(/i^m--R. Redmond. W. II. Kit\ 
 /I'irr^l). M. Kennedy. 
 /)rw/r'!((i)i--Helier W. Crews, 11 .\ . 
 M»!rn.<c~,L E. lioluies ( F'-rgn.-ii'n ) 
 SiMin-:]. C. Nethereott (Paikhill; 
 Grand Iknd- V. W. .lones (Coilntl), 
 
 Sn|ioranniiated for one year. 
 llioiiiMs ("rewH, Superannuated. 
 
 one wanted. 
 
 H. Ci.F,ME.NT, Chiiirman. 
 W.J. Foiu., LL.B., Fin. .S* 
 
ISSO] 
 
 LIST OF STAT1(»N.S, LONDON CONKERENCE. 
 
 67 
 
 li>r vliogi: iiatii' 
 
 Cosford, Super- 
 
 III. ST. THOMAS DISTRICT. 
 
 L'!i. St. ThnhULi {Vimt Mttliddist Cliuitir) J. \V. Auiiis, M.A. H. T. Ciossley 
 ami .r. E Hiiiiti')'. left witliont Stalimia, that they may engage in special 
 Evangulisric vvojk. 
 
 .{0. >■'. 7'/(..m,(jf.(;ia,!«) C'lnireh) 1. P.. Ayleswoi tli. .M.A.. 1,L. 1). .1. H. lMiilli]i,s, 
 .Superannuatocl. 
 
 HI. .S'. '/ViowK.'! ^CViitral Church) .). Whiting. A. E. (JritHth, Superannuated. 
 
 .4111111 I ollegr. 
 
 ii. i^. Austin, M.A., H.D., /'rindpol. 
 
 |{. 1. Warner, M..\., P mji'.sMir oj Mmlern /Adu/iinyei', 
 
 lloiinl KtKin InMllliilr. 
 
 \y. W. .Slii'iihcnl, PiimijiaJ (.Munc-y). 
 
 ;i2. I'»H Stnnlry—R. C. Parsons. 
 
 ;j;{. FiiKjul -R. D. Haiiiilton. 
 
 ;U. Tidhntville — E. Kersliaw. 
 
 u."). Shi:ilihn~ii. 0. Staples, B. A. 
 
 3(1. /o)U(--Eniaiuiel Meild. 
 
 37. Dutton-^K. Middleton. 
 
 38. lV<.fl Lo,,if^C. T. Scott. 
 
 3(1. AMnsl,m-~W. G. 4. McAlister, B.A. 
 41). .)[elbr,Hrnf—H. W Locke. 
 41. Af(( »!■('// -Thomas jNIason. 
 
 4l'. O/iew/'. — H. D. Tyler (Afuncey). E. Hurlburt, Superannuated. John Hill, 
 Su])ermnnerary. 
 
 R. Whiting. Victoria College. 
 
 W. W. Shepherd, Vhainnan. 
 James WniTiNfi, Fin. Sn: 
 
 43. Aijlme.r~-\\. S. Pascoe, D.D, 
 
 44. Spniiriju:lil — W, Fausher. 
 4;"). /,i/o)/.s— W. H. fJane 
 
 4ii. Hdmont -E. E. Scott. 
 
 47. .Xilcitoivii — a, H. .lohnson. 
 
 4s. /Uv)/i— K. J. (Jarlmtt, LL.B. 
 
 4!). Hi'iwnsvilli- Oeorge .laokson, C 
 
 M. ]^i,:ni}ii-L. W. Wickett. 
 
 ')l. .\fiilahiih- John Veale (Luton), 
 
 .'•2. N;)(»7.(— John Hiissoil. 
 
 r.3. Stni[f,)nli-ill,:^-J. (J. Yelland. 
 
 ri4. Kiiiijlaku—,]. F. Fairchild. 
 
 IV. AYLMER DISTRICT. 
 
 ,). C. Tud'ord, Suj-erannuated. 
 
 W. nr. 
 
 >.ie wanted. 
 
 B.A. 
 
 W. S. Pascoe, D.D., Chairman. 
 (Jeoiuie Jac'Kso.n, Fin. i>ec. 
 
 V. CHATHAM DISTRICT. 
 
 r)5. (Vid^/iirm (Park Street) U. .L Treleavon. D. R. McKenzie, H. A., in the 
 
 .Iii]ian \Vt)rk. 
 •"><). 1/7i((?/mw (^ctoria .\venuc)— .\. H. (!oing. . I. W. Freeman, B.D. (Ontario, 
 
 California), Superannuated. 
 .')7. OhariiKj CroDs -W . W . Edwards, J. A. .\yearst. 
 .'JM. Bh.iihi'im — Wni. (Jodwin. 
 Ki. Miilin-'.hAm W. AndrewB. 
 
().S 
 
 LIST OK STATIONS, LONDON CONFEKENCE. 
 
 [1889 
 
 ()0. /.DHUville — Stn])lieii Knott. 
 
 ()1. Dover — George Bakor (Biild(jon). 
 
 62. Dresden — John Holmes. 
 
 t)3. Diiwn MilU — Siiinuol Salton. 
 
 04. W'uUactburg — Win. Hayhurst. 
 
 ()5. Tup]vyville-.i. H. Chant. 
 
 •if), I'ort LambtuH — Eihvin Fessant. Joseph Hill, W. Preston, Superannuated. 
 
 ti7. \V<ili>ole hlami -Win. A. Elias (Walliiceburg). 
 
 W. J. Smith, Victoria College. 
 
 .1. H. Murray. Montreal Theological Collage. 
 
 Wm. Hayhurist, Chairman. 
 Wm. CSodvvin, Fill. i<ec. 
 
 VI. WINDSOR DISTRICT. 
 
 •58. H'mdsor—.] iihn Learoy<l. .A. Heywortli, Superannuated, 
 
 (iy. ,lm/if;/v'/>"'V— Tliomas Cohh. 
 
 70. //<mow-T'. T. (;eorge(Oxley). 
 
 71. Ge.iti)—ii. A. Howie. 
 
 72. E.'tiiex Centn;-!-,]. R. (iundy, Serrcturij of (Janfervnce. 
 7i>. Kui()sviilf ^Wiw. P.rvei-s. 
 
 74. Jlutinxn—,1. P. Rice". 
 
 7i>. Cottaia — M. (Jrittin. 
 
 7ti. Wooihhc — S (!. Living.ston, B. A., one to he .sent. 
 
 77. Le<riiiiv(ilon — \. I. Snyder. 
 
 78. >innth MerscH ~-\{. A. Wigle, B..\. (Leamington). 
 7!>. Gnbhvtith- C. W. \'ollick. 
 
 HO. "omhcr^T. W. Hlatchfdr.l, B.A., nne t.i he .sent. 
 
 81. iiHt'j/ -Chaile.s Ci'ichtiiii. 
 
 82. /'(,M- l'slu,„I One wanted. 
 
 ■J. R. (Jv.Ni'Y, Chaii-ni'in. 
 Thom.\s Cobb, Fi)i, 1-ier. 
 
 VII. RIDdKTONVN DISTRICT. 
 
 Sli. liuli/i'toii'ii—.tiutitiH ( Jr.iliani. Cheney i'.urdett, Sui)erannuated. 
 
 84. Mnrp,:tli-\\. H. Sliaw. 
 
 85. F(iirji.:ld~V. P.arltrop (Ridley). 
 
 8t>. Hi'ihi/nte — .lolm Reynuhl.i. D. Pomeroy, Superannuated. 
 
 87. Iliinincli - T. I?. Leith, one to lie sent. 
 
 88. Tliaine.inlle — T. R. MeNair. VV. Henderson, Superannuated for one year. 
 
 89. Bnlhrrdl— Edwin Holmes. 
 
 !tO. Moraviaiitown — To he Kup| lii il finm Bothwell. 
 
 !»1. Jf'tmhvillc- ,]. H. Orme. 
 
 !t2. Xcwbitry — .J(ihn Henderson. T. W'ehater. D.I)., B. Lawrence, .1. R. Swift, 
 
 Superannuated. 
 
 'Xi. FlorcHix -W. M. Pomeroy, .L Morrison. J. M. Collins, Superannuated. 
 
 !l4. Dairn — One to lie sent under the Superintendency of tlie P'lwence minister. 
 
 !tr>. iVcnroe- \V. H. Butt, who uhall ottiviiite in the West Chnreli. 
 
 !tll. l!odi(r:ij- C. W. Bristol. 
 
 .I.V.MK.S (illAH.VM, Cluiiniuiv. 
 
 W. H. Shaw, Fin. Sic. 
 
1SM.M 
 
 T.IST OF STATIONS, LONDON CONKERENt'E. 
 
 09 
 
 VIll. STRATH ROY DISTRICT. 
 
 
 its 
 
 
 Oil 
 
 annuated. 
 
 100 
 
 
 101 
 
 
 102 
 
 
 103 
 
 
 104 
 
 hairmaii. 
 
 105 
 
 Ser. 
 
 lOti 
 
 
 107 
 
 
 108 
 
 i 
 
 10!) 
 
 1 
 
 110 
 
 
 HI 
 
 
 112 
 
 
 1 to. 
 
 John K. VVillistoii, Super- 
 H. Aiidrew.s, .Supeniniiuatod. 
 
 Sfnitkroij (Fr.int Street)— Charloa Smith 
 
 annuated, 
 .S7)((i7in);/- (Kraiik Street) (ioo. Brown. 
 Adelaide — J. H. Ivirkland. 
 Kericood — (ieo. J. Kerr. 
 Wniford — Joseph Philp. 
 IVarwkk-A. (i. Falli?. 
 Arkona — Hugli McLean. 
 Z>ryf/fe- John Neelauds (Watford). 
 Apiiin-Y. B. Stacey. 
 Xiipier—'T. L. McCutcheon. 
 
 i'(tnxiier-~T. ]',. Coupland (Wanstead). \\'iii. Hiigyin.s, Superannuated. 
 iyhvk(i~A. L. Russell, M..\., B.D. 
 Etihinkillcn — James (iundv Petrolea). 
 tlil City—W. J. Little. 
 Marthanllc. — Richard Tliomas (Cu[jlo.ston). 
 Cu.-'iduc — M. Pieknrd (Strathroy). 
 Mount Brydijc.t — Petcji' ^[' ers. 
 
 C. P. Wells. Victon.i College. 
 
 A. L. Rrs.sKi.L, M.A., B.D.. Chairman. 
 Gi:oKc:iK Biio\vN% l-'iv. Sec, 
 
 IX. SARNIA DISRICT. 
 
 114. Sanurt -Thonm-sCullen. Andrew Milliken, J. H. Stinson, Superannuated. 
 
 115. Point Edward ~.]o!n>]ih Ward, M..\., B.D. 
 11(1. Wiiomiiici — W. Rigshy. 
 
 117. r'amW/ii>— Thomas .lack.son, D. PI Martin. 
 
 118. Bn'ndeii — W. Quance. one to ho .sent. 
 110. 0)7'.^>/7w/.s — J. B. Kennedy. 
 
 120. 77io//«/-/-- Joseph Deacon. 
 
 121. Eore.it— A. (i. Harris. 
 
 122. /i'((?v/H.'(ir(i()(/ and Ro.svnc/ce^ -James Hu.ssar. 
 
 12.'i. >:to>iey and Ketth /ViJi^.f Supplied l)y the Ravenswood and Bosanquet 
 
 nn'uister. 
 124. I'orunna — J. A. l"'erguson. 
 12,"), C('HWnV//(r~-W, H.Cooper. 
 12ti. iTfYte/joW— (Jeortre .lewett. 
 127. N'', Clair ~ A. H. Edwards (Sivniia). 
 
 S A, .A-ideraiin, Victoria College. 
 
 TiiOM.vs Cri.LK.v, Chairmau. 
 Thom.\.s Jack.son, Fin. Sec. 
 
LIST OF STATIONS, MANITOBA AND N.-W. CONFERENCE. 
 
 W. L. lUTLEDCE, Pkesh.e.nt. 
 ALFRED ANDREWS, Secketaky. 
 
 '/'//( »•(>/■(/ (■;( /lui-i iil/ii'.ies /.•-■ t/ii I'oft Office Ad(/n:is of tlit Minisli r irhose namt 
 
 iiii medial' Iji pncetliK it. 
 
 (. WINNU'EC DISTRICT. 
 
 1. WiN.Mi'Ku ((iruco Church) — Wm. L. Riitlcdge, Presiik-nt of Conference. 
 
 T. E. Alordeu. HA, Supeniinnerary. J. F. McL;ichlin, B.A., left with- 
 out ii station for one yeiir at his own re(|Uest. 
 
 Weitlc} CollrKf. 
 
 J. W. Sparling, M.A., D.D., Prlacifnil. 
 
 2. WiNNii'Eii (Zion Chmvli) — A. C. Crews. 
 
 3. Wi.s'Nii'Kc (W^esley Church) — J. Sunnnens. 
 
 4. VV^iNNii'Kci (Fort Rougi')— A. Stewart, l'..D. 
 
 5. WiNNH'Ko (?.IcDougiLll) -Eno.s Langfonl. 
 ti. Pour AuTHL'K — .1. A. McClung. 
 
 7. FoKT \Vii,i.i,\M .\ND .Mriui,Lu-J. Dyke; one wauled. 
 
 «. R.MN'Y RiVKK One wanted. 
 
 9. Rat I'outaok ami Keiowati.n -W. A. Vroonian 
 
 10. Skikikk a.ni' I'di'i.AK I'.MtK— R. ( '. Manly under the direction of h.-ueriii- 
 
 tendent of McDougali Chureli, Winnijng. 
 
 11. E.MHiisoN C. Williams. 
 1-2. 
 V). 
 14. 
 15. 
 IG. 
 17. 
 18. 
 lit. 
 20. 
 
 Dominion City -S. (>. Irviii 
 M.iKiiis .\. R. .Mdridi'i 
 
 ider d 
 
 B 
 
 i.Y'j'iiKiKi.n .1. H. Buir; 
 
 irection of Wesley Church, Winnipeg. 
 
 Stonewall — R. B. Laidley; one to be sent (C. F. V.). 
 Si'UINi:fif,li)-- Joshua Elliott CSnnny.side); one to be sent (W. S.). 
 Fi.sHER RivKi' -Wni. P. .MeHaltie. ■ 
 Bkkens Rivhii -To be .supplied (T. W. I'..). 
 NoiiWAV HoisK -Edward Eves. 
 
 ().Ki(ii;l> IIoisE - E. Piiupanakis. 15 Winnijieg Street, nuiler the direction 
 of the Superintendent of Norway ll<Hise. 
 
 21. Nelson Riveh 
 
 I o he KUi)i)lie 
 
 W. A. Cooke, A. R. Aldridge, 1{. C. .Manly, .). 11. Burrow, at Wesley 
 
 Coll 
 
 ege. 
 
 W. Jj. RuTLEiHiE, ChainrM 
 Enos Lanoford, Fill. Nee. 
 
 11 MORDEN DISTRICT. 
 
 22. MuKiiEN — W. Bridguiaii; F. .1. Oaten, who shall reside at Miami. 
 
 23. Car.man— A. (Jordon, A. Wooley. 
 
 24. Tiiou.NHiLL — lames Hotikin. 
 
 25. Manitou — Thomas Argue. 
 
 26. Mt•^^SELBORo'— J, A. MusselJ, B.A. 
 
1«.S!)1 LIST 
 
 UK STATIONS, MANITOIU ANO N.-W. CONKERKNCK. 
 
 71 
 
 27. Tbe^RNE— Ono to be aciit(l. H. H.)- 
 
 28, CypISss River— H. Kenner. 
 
 Thomas Akuuk, Ckuirmnn. 
 \V. BrtiixiMAN, Fii'. •'^'•'^■ 
 
 in. CRYSTAL CITY DISTRICT. 
 
 I 
 
 20. 
 
 1 
 
 ;«). 
 
 1 
 
 ;u. 
 
 i-hont iiaiiit ■ 
 
 ;i2. 
 
 I 
 
 :J3. 
 
 1 
 
 34. 
 
 ■ a 
 
 35. 
 
 B 
 
 30. 
 
 C( inference. 1 
 
 
 \., left with- i 
 
 
 Crystal City— T. C. Buohiinan. 
 Pilot MorNi)— T. Lavvson. 
 Ottenaw— W. O. NVilstin. 
 Snowflake— One to be sent (1. i^- i ■) 
 CAiiTWKifiHT W. S. A. Crux. 
 KiLLAKSEY— A. H. Anderson. 
 (jREE.NFiELi>-NV. Kinley. 
 BoissEVAi.v— <). Darwin. 
 
 ,T. (Jrecnwii)-, Sii|i(uuuiiu"'iuy. 
 
 T. Law.son, Ch<ii.nn<iH. 
 
 T. C. liutUANAN, Fill. .Sec. 
 
 lY. DELORAINE DISTRKJT. 
 
 37 Deloka'nb-T. Ferrior, ^V. L. Armstrong. 
 
 38. Melound— J. H. L. Joselyn. 
 
 3!), Napinka— VY. N. Janiieson, C. A. I'rocuniei. 
 
 40. Elmore— W. \Y. Adamson. 
 
 41. Alameda— C. H. Cross. 
 
 42. Caiilyle— J. B I'owell, 
 
 at his own reiiuest. 
 
 \Vni. Elliott (Tokio, Japan), left witiiout a .station 
 
 T. Ferrier, Cluiii-innn. 
 
 J. H. L. .losELYN, Fin. Sec. 
 
 V. P()RTA<iE L.\ I'llAlRlE DISTRICT. 
 
 r the ilirec'tiim 
 
 row, at Wesley 
 
 4:!. 
 
 U. 
 15. 
 
 !0. 
 
 47. 
 
 ts. 
 
 10, 
 
 .•■J. 
 
 51. 
 
 52. 
 53. 
 
 .54. 
 55, 
 
 PoKTAOE LA PRA.RiE-(Jeor,e Daniel. B Fra;d.lin, M.A., Ph.I^ Wnci^l 
 ui Lansdowne College, by lurnn.ssion of Conference. J. H, Ruttan, 
 Superaiuuiatod. 
 
 t^^"^R'poi;;;^-(^;^Stln. (H. id. u„ae,. ,li.eeti.,n of superintendent 
 
 Mem!.!w'\S'^F.(!. liarnes. under direction nf Superintendenl of Burn- 
 
 side and Prospect. 
 (iL\nsTON'E -(ieoro;e Hanna. 
 L^Nsnow^E-J.^Y. Bunions (Arden). 
 Neei-a\va -J. Stewart; one to be sent (0. A. K). 
 
 Wnr™;:^ S;egi?ln.der direction of Supenntendent of^Carberry^ 
 SvnsE^-W B Chetrwn , under directi.ui of Supernitendent o ^^f^^^'J- 
 m\'0rLo.7' W. P. Oourd. under direction of Supennten.le.it of I ortuge 
 
 l^',<N^TnKTvnPRO,.rEi:T -\Y. Halstead (Portage la Prairie) 
 W^^^ M.NE Jn L Ikksioe -One to be sent (C. K S.), who shall exchange 
 reiularly with Superintendent of BuruMde and Prospect. 
 
 VV. \Y. CoLPiiTs, Chaifman. 
 
 Geo. Da.niel, Fin. Sec. 
 
72 
 
 LIST OF KTATrONS, MANI" )BA ANO \.-W. C'ONKERENCE. [1889 
 
 VI. BIRTLE DISTRICT. * 
 
 5(J. J5IKTI.K — !<'. A. August; onu to be »ent (T. E. H.). 
 
 57. MiNNEDOSA .1. W. Boll, B.D. ; one to be sent (E. H. H.). 
 
 58. Nkwdale— \V. Diuvson. 
 
 59. Shoai. Lakb — .1. J. Crookshanks. . ' 
 
 60. Beulah- T. B. Beyiion, P.. A. 
 
 61. Oak Rivkk— One to be sent (H T.). 
 
 62. Rv)ssBrRN— \V. Pimlott. 
 
 63. Bixst'AiiTH AND RrssELL— One to be .sent (D. McK. .).), who shall reside'at 
 
 Russell and Ij under direction of Superintendent of Hirtle. 
 04. CiiKsi'KNT Lakk -One to be sent (E. H.). 
 
 65. n('oi.KTo\— One to be sent (C. H. L.). . 
 
 66. Lakk Davi-hi.n— One wanted. 
 
 E. Kaneeii, ai Wesley College. 
 
 J. W. Heli,, B.D., Chairman. 
 T. B. Beynox, Fin. ^ec. 
 
 VII. BRANDON DISTRICT. 
 
 t')7. Bkandon — J. 1*. Wilson, H.A. James Woodsworth, Superintendent" of 
 Missions. 
 
 08. Kkmnav— One to be sent (J. H. M.), under direction of Superintendent of 
 
 BraTidon. 
 
 09. Chater— F. M. Finn; one to be sent (E. McK.). 
 
 70. Bloomsbuuy — R. Milliken, under direction of Superintendent of Brandon. 
 
 71. Rapid City— E. Kaneen ; one to bo sent (Wui. R.). 
 
 72. Mo(>soMiN — P. W. D.ivios. M. Diunnick, Superannuated. 
 
 7''i. Faikmeade -To be supplied (R. Iv.), under direction ot Superintendent 'of 
 Mno.soniin. 
 
 74. EbKiiORS — E. J. Hopper, under direction of Superintendent of Virden. 
 
 75. ViRDES — Alfred Andrews, Si;cretjii-y of Conference. N. D. Peters, Super- 
 
 numerary. 
 70. Pu'EsTONE — One to lie sent (H. ,.'.), under direction of Superintendent of 
 Virden. 
 
 77. Oriswold an'd Ai.e.wn'dkh — A. AV. Ross. 
 
 78. Oak Lake and Bradwardine — S. R. Browne; one to be sent (J. G. D.), 
 
 under direction of Superintendent of ( Jriswold. 
 7!'. S')rRis--T. B. Wilson; one to be .sent (T. A.). 
 80. SouRis City — W; (J. Bunt. (Jeorge Roddick, Supernumerary. 
 
 F. M. Finn, Chairman. 
 
 J. P. WiL-soN, B.A., Fin. Sec. 
 
 VIll. REOINA DISTRICT. 
 
 8L KE(iiNA— .J. M. Harrison. 
 
 82. Wasi'ana— J. W. Ridd, under direction of Superintendent of Regina. 
 
 8.'5. <,»t''AppELi,E— John Tozeland. 
 
 84. Fort Qc'Appeli.e— S. E. Colwill. 
 
 8,5. I'. M. Colony -John Pooley. C. S. Willis, Superannuated. 
 
 8(1. Wol.sei.ey— One to be sent (W. C), under direction of Superintendent of 
 (Ju'.Appelle. 
 
 87. 'iRKNFELL — H. Halsall. 
 
 88. Mroadyiew - One to be sent ((». B )> 
 
 80. Moose Jaw - J. McLean, M.A., Ph.D. ; one to be sent (C. McC.) 
 
INS!)] MST OK STATIONS, MANITOBA AWI) N.-\V. CONKEUKNCK. 
 
 7.S 
 
 all reside'at 
 
 '.(0. Saskatokn- .John PoterH. 
 
 91. I'kince Ai.iiEKT — John H. Howjinl. 
 
 02. B.vTTLKi'OKii-One wiinted. 
 
 .). M. Hakki.son, ChuiniK'K. 
 J. McLkan, Fill. Si'c. 
 
 '.Hi. 
 '.14. 
 'X>. 
 '.Mi. 
 
 '.'7. 
 
 '.t.H. 
 
 'M. 
 KHI. 
 1(11. 
 KIL'. 
 
 IX. CALCiAUY DISTRICT. 
 
 Caloaky- .1. .1. Leach. Pli H 
 
 (il.KirHEN - F. W. Locke, under direction of Superintendent of Calgiir\'. 
 I'iNE Creek—.] Hellyer, un<ler direction of SiiperinterKlent of Ciilgury. 
 Hu:n RlvEl! One to lie sent !.h T. D. ). under direction of Sujierintendeiit 
 
 of Cjilj?ary. 
 HANKr— One to he Kent (T. A. T.). 
 I{ei) Dekk-.I. \V. Dickenson. 
 EiiMo.NTO.N — (!eor<,'e H. Lon;.,'. 
 MAci.Eon— A. M. Hallle^s. 
 
 Ijl'.TlJllKIIKiE- .las. El\dicott, under direction of Sui)orintendent of ^hlcleod. 
 Mehhine Hat C. Teeter. 
 .Mai'i.e Cheek- One to lie sent (.1. W. ,1.), under directioji of Su]ierinten- 
 
 dent of Medicine Hat. 
 
 A. H. Hames. Cliiiiniiiiii. 
 .1. .J. Leach, Fin. .Sec. 
 
 of Brandon. 
 
 intendent"of 
 
 X. SASKATCHEWAN DISTRICT. 
 
 |ii4. .MoKi.KV - .John McDoui^all. E R. Steinliauer. 
 
 10."i Ui.ooii Inpian.s To he supplied. 
 
 KNi. Wooiivii.LE — .John Nel.son (t^algary), wlio shall re^'ularly visit Riviere 
 
 t^)ue'Harre and White (,)uail Lake. 
 107. liATiLE RivEK E B (ilass. B.A. (Hollin.ok). 
 HW. Heau'.s Hill C. E. Somerset, umler directi<in of Superintendent of Battle 
 
 River 
 lli'.i N'icTdKiA — lames .\. McLachlan. 
 llii. White Fish Lake ( )rrin ( iermnn. 
 111. Sadiii.e Lake |{. B. Steinliauer. H.A. 
 Ill' Si, WE Lak;-. One wanted. 
 
 .IdUN McDoi (lAi.i., (.'Ii(iiriii<ni. 
 
 intendent of 
 
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