The Detroit Conference

The Detroit Conference ol tho M. E. ehuren closed is gession Monday eveniüg in Detroit, and following appolntmenta whlcb v.-iil be of Interest to our readers were announced by lüshiji Xcwni.-ui. who presided: Preelding ElderEdward W. Ryan. Aun Arbor Camden M. Cobern. Ypsilnnti- .1. Venning. Chelsea- 3. II. Mclntosh. Saline T. 6. Potter. Manchester and Bharon - R. I. Cope. Whitiiio'.-i' Lake and Hamburg- Snm nol .Tcnniiiü's. Stimy Horaee Palmer. DIxboro- L. s. Tedtna. Nortn Lake and Unadilla- to be supplled. S.'i lom nnil Xorthfield - Henry Shier. South I..VOI1- .T. H. Reddlck. Stoekbridgo- E. L. Moon. Clinton and Mason- A. W. Stalker. Duiidee - .T. G. Morgan. Grasa Lakfe-O: F. Winton. PInekney- to le supplled. BriRhton- Jamos .Tackson. Dentón- I?. F. IjPwis. Xorthville- Frnnklin Bodloy. Bey A. P. Bminis fciriiKM'ly nf Ibis city, is stationed at Hudaon. Iípv. Dan 1!. Shler is at Morenel. Rev. W. II. Shier at JJie Palmer Memorial clmrcli, Detroit. Tiio next sesslon of the conference will be held at Owosso. The conference treasurer stated that in the whole $80,586.35 had been raised and distributed. Thls amount had passed through hig hands, luit in reality over $40,000 had been raiecd. The st.-itistician, Rev. Giy M. Blgelow, read a lengthy report, some of the most Important pointe of which tre as follows: Fnll membershlp :;.- 522, .in Increase of 440: local preach■rs -'!. i n Increase of I: value of ihurches $1,816,450, a decrease of $2,400; valué oí parsonagee $298,820, increase of $18,370; old indebt■dness $27,598, an increase of $2,;."■: present Indebtedness $118,165, increase $7,433; Snnday school pupila 50,418.