Where Pastors Are Stationed

Following are the appointments of the Detroit conference for 1687-8. DETKOIT DISTRICT - .1. I„ DUDSOX, I'. F. Belleville, R. L. Hewson; Birminghim, John Hamilton; Brihton. D. J. Odell; Clarkston, H. W. HU-ks; Deiirborn, F. Berry; Delray, to be suppied; Dentón, J. A. Lowry; Hetroit- Asbury, C. E. Mitchell; Cass Avenue, C. M. Cobein; Central, W. S. Studley; Haven, C. S. Kastman: Lincoln Avenue, L. P. Davia; Palmer. Win. Sraith; Preston, E. B. Bancroit; Siinpson, M. C. Hawks; Tabernacle. Wm. Uawe; Ninde, S. F. Warner; Woodward Avenue, F. A. Smart; Flat Rock, W. Coofc; ' field -Grace, sujpplied by D. B. ïracy; Howell. J. H. Kilpatrick; loscoand Mason to be supplieil; Warren L. L. Houghton; New Boston, supply; Pickney and North i Lake. H. Marshall ; Flymouth, J. M. Shnnk; Pontiac, C. T. Allen; Rawsonville, ; pliedbyA. Ebling; Kedford and Southfield, R. O. Lanning; Royal Uak, supplied by D. M. Ward; Salem and Northfleld, S. ! Bird; South yon, F. Bradley; Stockbridge and Unadilla, L. S. Tedman; j ton. J. Wesley; Wayne, J. A. Mcllwain; i Whitmore Lake and Hambiir, S. W. j Bird; Wyandotte, J. ötan-üeld, Ypsilanti, J. Venning. Joseph F. Berry, associate editor of the i Michigan Christian Advocate, member of Casa Avenue yuarterly Conference. Arthur Edwarda, editor Koithwestorn ! Christian Advocate, 57 Washington street, Chicago, member Central Quarterly Conference. L. K. Fiske, President Albion college, member of Central Quarterly Conference. I). O. Jacokes. Chaplain Eastern Michigan Asylum, member of Pontiac Quarter ly Conference. A. F. Hoyt, President Albuqnerque college, member of Central Quarterly Conference. ADKIAN DISTRICT- T. J. JOSLIN, P. K. Addison, O. F. Winton: Adrián, C. H. Morgan: Ann Arbor, W. W. Kamsay; Blisstield, W. J. Clack; Carleton and Bchofield, D. W. Giberson; Chelsea. J.H. Mclutosh; Clayton, E. P. Fierce; Clinton and Macón, A. W. Stalker; Deerfleld and Petersburg, D. H. Ramsdell ; Dexter, to be supplied by S. H. Adama ; Dixborough. E. Yager; Dundee, J. G. Morg„n; Franklin, F. E. Pierce; Grass Lake, J. M. Ktrridge; Hudson, A. B. Storms; Lambertville, C. W. Baldwin; Lima and Sylvan, Horace Palmer: Manchester and Sharon, W. B. Pope; Medina, supply; Mi'an and Oakville, M. H. Bartram; Monroe, W. W. Washburn; Morenci, D. R. Kbier; llunith and Fitchburg, T. il. McUee; Napoleon and Brookiyn, C. E. Webb; Paimyia, A. R. Laing; Ridgeway, W.H. Benion; Saline, D. H. Yokum; Stony Creek, M. H. McMahon: Tecumseh, T. G. Potter; Waterloo, C. L. Church; Weston, R. L. Cope. FLINT DI8TEICT - .1. 9. SMAKT, I'. E, Bancroft, W. C. Way; Byron, C. Gibbs; Commerce. J. Wright; Dansville, D. B. Miller; Davison, W. C. Mclntosh; Daviaburg, W. J. Campbell ; Farmington, F. ü. Ling; Fenton, A. J. Bigelow; F'int, Court Street, J. E. Jacklin ; Uarland Street, H. 8. White; Flushing, J. Fraser; iowlerville, N. N. Ciarle; lostoria, supply; Gainea, J. Kweet; Goodrich, C. W. Austin; Grand Blanc, W. M. Ward; Hadley, A. B. Wood; Hazelton, J. J. Hodge; Hartland, F. W, Warren; Highland. H. King; Holly, J. C. Wortley ; Lapeer, H. C. Korthrup; Linden, C. E. Benson; Milford, J. S. Joslin; Mt. Morris. C. Simpson; New Lothrop, supply; Northville, G. W. Hudson; Uak Grove, J. E. Ryerson; Ortonville, G. M. Bigelow; Otisville, J. D. Hubbell; Par.-hallville, Jame Balis; Perry, J. W. Kennedy; i'ine Run, J. F. Emerick; Seymour Lake, J. J, Tickner; f?wartz Creek, O. Sanborn; Vernon, T. P. Barnuin; Walled Lake, L. Hazard; Webbervlüe. A. Koedel; W illiamston, VV. Kewey; Woodhull, P. G. Wager. SAO1NAW DISTBIOI - S. KKED, P. K. Bay City - Fremont avenue, R. Woodharas; Washington avenue, E. W. Kyan; Bennington, J.B. Oliver; Bridgeport, A. A. Wood; Caro, J. Kilpatrick: Caseville, S. A. Oliver; Cass City, J. H. McCuna; Chesaning, V. W. Benson; Corunna, J. B. Goss; Kast Saginaw - Hess street, J. P. Fryar; Jeü'erson street, W. H. Shier; Ellington, supply; Freedlandj G. E. ijloan: Henderson, A Crane; Kingston, J. R. Keacb; Laingsburg, F.' L. Osborn; Mayville, Ü. Dickey; Lee's Corners, J. A. Rowe; Midland, I. H. Riddick; Millington, B. Keeve; üakley, supply; Orion, L. N. Moon; Owosao, C. B. Spencer; Oxford, C. M. Thompson; Ree"-e supply; Rochester, R. D. Robinson; Sgiuíiw City- Ames, W. W. Will; Washingtou avenue, A. C. Jones; St. Charles, i-'. Haynes; Taymouth Indian Mi-sion, supply; ïroy and Big Beaver, T. Nlchols; Tuscola, J. B. Rus.iell; Unionville, E. L. Moon; Utica, P. R. Parrish; Vassar, E. W. Frazee; WatrousviUa, B. C. Moore; Woodside avenue, supply. PORT HUHO.S" DIBTBIBT - J. HC-Ki'OJ, P. K. Adair, W. Marks; Algonac, J. G. Sparling; ■ Almont, G. N. Kennedy: Armada, Wm. Edmui.ds; Attlca, N. P. Stockwell: Bad Axe, W. C. Clemo; Brockway, C. W. Barnum: Brown City, supply; Carsonvillo, C. W. Gray, Capac, supply ; Chesterfleld, J. Russell; Dry den, G. VV. Carter; Cliffordand Fostoria, G.F. Tripp; Croswell, Geo. Nixon; Downington, eupply; Forester, supply: Fort Gratiot, G. W. Jennings; Imlay City, F. E. York; Lake port, M. B. Diehl: Lexington.P. J. Wright; Marine City, J. B. Lucas; Marlette. C. B. Clark; Marysville, supply - W. Cash;Mead. J. H. Morton; Mempnis, A. J. Holmes; Metamora, J. G. U'hitcomb; Minden, J. Bcott; Mt. Clemens, O. J. Perrin; Mt. Vernon, W. J. Bailev; New Haven, J. W. Campbell; North Branch, A. P. DeLong; Peck, to be isupplied : Port Austin, to be supplied: Port Hope, D. McFawn: Port Hurón. J. WcEldowney; Port Sanilac. Henry Nankervis; lUchmond, T. B. Lieth; Romeo, I. E. Springer; Kuby, F. Coates; Sand Beach, J. E. Whalen; Sandusky, D. H. Campbell; St. Clair, T. G. Huckle; Tyre, Wm. Mitchell; Washington, J. M. Gordou. ALI'EN'A DISTKICT - E. E. CA8TFR, P. E. Alcona and Black River, C. Webb; Alii, M. Taylor; Alpena, E. A. Bray, Au Gres, J. A. Rowe; Banks, A. J. Richards; Cheboygan, R. H. Balmer; ChurchiU, J. J. Mills; Kast Tawas, G. V. Lowe; ITederic, supply; Gaylord, J. W. Balmer; Grayling, J. W. Taylor; Greenbush, supply; HarrUville, C. B. Steele;Hillman, supp,y; Indian River, G. tanderson; Long Rápido , J. T. Ricbardson ; Ciscoda and Indian Misslon, J. J. Isickerson; Mio, H. T. Farrington: Otsego Lake, P. C. J. McCauley: Pinconning and Saganing, C. E. llill; Riggsville, tobe supplied: Roscommon, to be sup?lied; ltaly and Maple. E. F. Warner: 'awas Circuit, 8. G. Taylor; Sterling and Maple Ridge, E. F. Warner; Tawas City, G. S. Weir; Vanderbilt. supply; West Bay City, N. G. Lyons: West Branch, C. L. Adams; Whitmore, to be supplied by L. Wigle. MARyUETTE DISTKICT - Á. R. BAUTLETT, P. E. Atlantic, J. Bettis; Bessemer, S. Polkinghorne; Calumet, F. C. Pillsbury; Central Mine, Geo. Tucker; Champion, J. H. Mitchell; Cry stal Falls, F. O. Jones; Detour, A. J. Toy; Donaldson, R. Pattison: Escanaba, C. C. Turner; Gladstone and Fayetto. J. Pascoe: Grand Marías, tube supplied: Hancock, J. D. Halliday; Hannahville and Indian Missinn, to be supplied . Hougbton, W. K. higelow; lron Mountain, G. C. Kquire; Iroquoisand Indian Mission, J. S. Hemslock; Ironwood, R. Williams; Ishpeming, J. 1'. Varner; Lake Linden. Samuel Plantz; L'Anse, C. J. Porritt: Mauistique, G. H. Whitney; Marquette, I. Uilcox; Menominee, 1). H. Johnson: Munising, Indian Mission, P. Marksman: Negaunee, A. S. Fair; 'ewberry, Sup. W. J. Harper; Nor way, J. L. Salker: Osceola, F. Strong; Pewabic, G. A. Walker; Pequaming, Sup. S. W. LaDue; Pickford, Sup. red Stevens; Republlc, John Kvans; Kockland and Greeuland, P. Low ry : ÍSault i-te. Marie. D. Casler; St. Ignace, T. Edwards; Stephenson, .). Ivey. C+. L. Peargon, misionary to Arizona. Q. W. Willits, L. W. Pilclier, G. R. Davis. Wang Chinjr Yun, missionaries to China. 1. C'. (hallis, missionary to Bulgaria. W. C. Kitchen, missionary t''. .Japan. Edwin Craven, miesionary te Dakota. Samuel Weir, Geo. S. Davis, Phillij. Price, S. A. Dean, A. H. DeLong, Henry F. Wolfe, left without appointmonts to attend sorae of our schools. Bronze statues of Grant and Logan and ex'enator 'Irumbull are ling made for the new Illinois state house. Miss Anna Dickinson, wlio has been vcry ill at Honesdale pa., lisa so far reoovered as to be able to take short walku. Miss Rose Hartwic!: Thorpe, author of the poem, "Curfew Must Nut Ring To night," is going to California to live. The Colonge ('actte says that large quantities of pig iron are buing exported from feweden to I'onnylvania for railway bridj;es. Eastern Oregon will this year have the largest wheat yield ever known. Thay talk of over 70 bushels per acre along the bnake r.ver. Mrs. Cleveland is now undergolng a se vere ordeal at thn hands of dreusmakers and uiilliners preparatory to her coming western trip. New Jersey is losing many vnluable horses by a disease unknown, though jome attribute the loss to local linpuvitii f and improper care.