The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-05
SUNDAY scnoo1 ANN1yrnsLRr.-The

T. Church was filed last evening,-thG
occasion being the anniversary Of the
Sunday School connected with that con.
gregation. The exercises were common.
ccd by singing "From Greenland's Icy
Mountains" in which the audience Joined
with great spirit. Prayer by DR.. West
wood followed. "0h, the happy time d
coming,"-duet and chorus-was exquis'
itcly rendered. The Rev. Mr.. Knox, o.
Kansas, was introduced and delivered a
brief, earnest address. This was succeed.
ell by the anthem "Wepraise thee, we bless
thee" sung with fine efectby the school
Hon. G. D. Hubbard was the next speaker,
His remarks were highly appropriate and
made a favorable impression on his hear
ers. The choir Of the church sang "Ho'
sauna in the highest" when DR., Logan
superintendent Of the school, made q briei
statement, preparatory to proceeding
with tho principal feature Of the
evening, viz: receiving from the several
classes their annual contributions TO the
missionary cause. Each class had select.
ed q title by which 1t is To be known in
the future, and adopted an appropriate
emblem. For the sake of convenience
we presume, the classes had been number.
cd. The title, name olteacher, and amount
contributed were announced In the follow.
lowing order: No. 1-"Good Shepherd"
Miss Duty, teacher, $40 90; No. 2-"s.
r. Brockunier," -$45 90; No. g.
Morning star,"-Miss Fannie McBurnic,
80 90; No. 4-"JewelS,"-bIiss Caroline
Hildebrand, $40 90; No. 5.-"Thobarn,"
Miss siddic Gally, "a II; No. G-"Kra.
mer,"-Miss Alice BaiIie, 80 90; No. z
"The Reapes,"-Mrs Ditman, $500
No. s-"The Cleaners" Miss NJ. NJ
Hallowell, $1,000; No. O-"Goldeu
Rule,"-NIiss South, $685., No. 10
-"The Lillies,"-1Eiss surgisson, Sc 60
No. 11-"The Sowers"-Miss Matte Nc.
Kelvey, 50 IS; No. 19-"Rose of shar.
on -, $40 %; No. 14-"Dr. West.
wood"-Isaiah Warren, $45 90; No. 10
"Pearl Gatherers"-Mrs. Land, 800;
No. 16-"Dr. Vincent Kate Land
81 90; No. 17-"Allrcd Cookman"-Mrs
L. A. Hagans, $25 90; No. 1s-"Little
Workers"-Miss Motto, SO IS; No. 10
"Bishop james Thomas Marsh, IS 90;
No. 2O-"Rev. ]. Z. Wilson"-W. D
sawtell, 81 Is: No. 2l-"Frank MOORE
Mrs. DR.. 7. H. Logan, IS 90; No. %
John Wesley"-Mr. Chrisleib, 81 90
No. 23-"Helping Hands"-AIiss South
s. 90; No. 24-"Bishop Simpson
-, So 90; No. 25-"Logan'
Miss Bell Baltic, IS 10; No
&c Little Pilgrims" i Miss Annie
Logan, SD 20; No. 27-"G Gordon
Battelle"-Miss Becker, S. O5; No. 2s-
"Bishop Kingsley Richardson
"a 90; No. 20-"Bishop Thomson"-C
W. Brockunier, $50 90; No. 3O-"The
Watchmen"-B. Davenport, $4,000; No
3l-"Thc Visitors NIr. Willetts
$500; No. 32-"Dr. Alex. Martina
NJ. Adams, 1874 95; 1.-THE Busy Bees
inlant Department. Misses Baltic and
Parker, $685..
Our limited space this morning pre-.
vents US from giving the emblems and
notices. We must content ourselves
with saying that they were exceedingly
neat and appropriate, some of the former
exhibiting no small degree oil skill in theiI
preparation. The latter were chiefly
passages of Scripture, and were generally
peculiarly opposite.
After the classes had deposited Their
gifts on the altar, baskets were passed
through the congregation and collection
taken up. What amount was realized, VIC
did not learn. A proposition was then
submitted to constitute DR.. Logan life
member of the Parent Missionary Society
Of the NJ. E. Church. by the contribution
of one hundred and fifty dollars. This
received n ready Responses fitting
tribute to one who has been indclatigablC
In his labors through long series OF years
as Superintendent of the school, to build
It up and maintain IN interest in its OK.
erCises. -Hr
The amount contributed by the congrc.
CATION and school aggregated nearly $3.50,
which, VIC were informed, was a hand.
some increase over that Of the preceding
year, and considerably in excess OF the
assessment made on the charge.
The choir and large audience united in
chanting the Lords Prayer; the benedic.
ton was pronounced by Rev. Mr.. Knox,
and the vast crowd retired from the
church, delighted with the proceedings Of
the anniversary.
We neglected to say in the proper
place that the only decorations in the
spacious room were large cross trimmed
with evergreens and flowers, erected i'm.
mediatcly in front Of the grand organ,
and vase or two of flowers on the minis,
ters desk. d.. -....
LEG BRoEENt-William Lewis, a miner
in the coal bank operated by the Central
Glass Works. was seriously injured Sat.