The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-12
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Rev. DR.. Valentine, President Of Penn.
sylvania College, was admitted as an ad-
Visory member.
Rev. A. N. Laughlin, Missionary Presi.
dent submitted his report for the past
year. The report was taken up and dis,
cussed, and portions Of it referred to the
proper committees.
Report of Committee No. on Religious
Services:
Saturday AFTERNOON, preparatory ser.
vices to communion; Rev. J. W. Fink.
oiner, Pittsburgh, Pa
Sunday A. ", English Lutheran Church,
prayer meeting ST 81 O'Clock: Rev. Alex.
Mclaughlin. 10i o'clock, confirmation
and communion services; sermon by Rev.
L. NJ Kuhrs, Canton, Ohio.
2P. n, Sunday School Jubilee: black.
board classes, ''the covert OF thy wings"
addresses by Rev. John Goodlin, Rev. Or,
Valentine, Rev. Alex. Mclaughlin and
others.
P. N, ordination sermon; Rev. John
GoOdlin. York, Pa.
First Presbyterian Church, A ", Rev.
NJ Valentine, D. D. Evening, Rev. ". C.
Schsfer, Grafton, W. Va.
Second Presbyterian Church, A. ",
Rev. F. T. Hoover, Leechburg, Pa. Even.
ing, Rev. J. W. Finkbiner.
Third Presbyterian Church, A. ", Rev.
J: F.ICressler, Apollo, Pa Evening, ].
W. Reese, North Hope, Pa
Fourth Presbyterian Church, A ",
Rev. Il Il. Hall, Monongalia City, Pa
Evening, Rev; J. Wright, Eldertown, Pa
Bridgeport Presbyterian Church, A. N,
Rev. A S. Miller, ManorviIle, Pa.
Fourth Street N z. Church, A. N
Rev. J. ". GOodlin, York, Pa. Evening,
Rev. ". c. Schafer. Grafton, IVES, vs.,
North Street n. E. Church, A. N. Rev.
A. Mclaughlin, Surgeons Hall, Pa
Evening, Rev. S. J. Delo, Lucas, o.
Zane Street N. E. Church, A, ". Rev.
r Raby, Philsdelphia, Pa. Evening,
Rev. P. Chen, Ls MARITIME, Pa.
Chspline Street u. E. church, A. u,
Rev. D. L. Ryder, Hollidaysburg, Pa
Evening, Rev. n Colver, Apollo, Ps.
Island N. E church, a. N, Rev. J. W.
Reese. Evening. Rev. A. ". McCul-
Tough, Lsunery, Pa.
German II. E. church, A. NJ. Rev. J.
Weiker, La MARITIME, Pa.
Afncan N. E chuIch, A n, Rev. P.
Gheeu.
The delegate to the East Pa. Synod
submitted = report The Synod then al.
jo1rned TO meet this morning immediate.
" after the Laymen's Convention.
EVENING MEETING.
Rev. Dr. Valentine, President Of Penn.
syiTania College al Gettysburg, delivered
a most interesting address on the subject
Of " Beneficiary EdueGEioA.' The Doctor
said: This subject Of education is en-
listing intense interest all over the world.
Japan and China are opening their doors
TO this great power, and are expanding
millions OF money to introduce our educa.
tionsl system.
The Church Of the Redeemer has q
great interest in this work. With our
common school system, and colleges
springing up all over the land, an unedu-
cated ministry cannoS WELD the power
which the cause demanded. The educa-
ton must be Christian education. Il
must have its very foundation in Bilt
Truth. II is impossible to measure the
amount of good which the church is doing
BY Outstanding the education Of the
country. Every dollar expended will
bring 8 hundred fold return.
The Colleges and Seminaries Of every
denomination go on doing their work
long after the founders Of them are dead.
The Dr.. closed his address by statement
OF the condition Of the College and Semi.
nary a Gettysburg, and reported these
institutions Of the southern church in a
very fourishing condition.
DR.. Valentine is pleasant speaker, and
We regret that space torbids 3 full report
OF his valuable address. 1t was full Of
grand truths which must leave an i'm
preston for good.