The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-20

support Of Rev. Ebert Lane, amount left
with the Board, TO date from Dec. 18th,
1874.
All Of which Is respectfully submitted.
T. Il. FLANAGAN, OlGn.
Rev. 9, Q. Duncan, from the Commit
tee on MAnses, made q partial report; not
being satisfactory, the report was re com.
mitted 10 be represented during the
present session Of Conference.
The committees on seasonal reports
presented their returns-mostly favor
able, except as to some minor details as
to conformity 10 standing rules. All the
sessionSl reports were approved.
Mr.. GeorgeM Fleming, under the care
Of this PreSbytery, Of Princeton College,
addressed tho Pfesbytery by letter, ex-
planning his absence, and asking Tor such
action as was competent TO be had. Also
asking for such work for the summer as
Il might be possible to provide for him.
The Presbytery took necessary action, and
the letter Of Mr.. Fleming was referred to
Committee on Supplies.
The following resolution was adopted {:
ReSolped, That we cordially endorse the
minority report Of the General Assembly
Committee on Consolidation.
One hour was spent in discussion Of
question, and the original resolution
passed as amended.
3Revs. Blackford and ]: NJ. Nourse and
Elder Williams were appointed COM
mittee to whom Churches needing sup
plies may apply for services Of those who
may volunteer to serve.
A Committee on Leaves OF Absence,
&C., was appointed, who arranged 10 meet
after adjournment this evening.
! SPECIAL MOTIFS.
A general communion will DO held In
the Presbyterian Church tomorrow after
noon at 2i o'clock, 10 be participated in
by the members Of the Presbytery and
such Of the Evangelical Church member.
ship In the place as may desire to attend.
The Sabbath School Convention this
Saturday evening Is to DO addressed by
DR.. Richards, Rev. w. Falconer, Dr..
Jemison, Rev. ]. q. Flanagan, Dr.. L.
Young and others, the remarks oil each
speaker TO DO limited in time to ten min.
!, utSbs Aue OGEholUu, Will III uUuuI U6 Uu6
Of interest and great profit.
The West Virginia Ptesbytery repre-
sents a large field oil labor, extending
throughout the greater part Of the State.
The several reports presented show that
there Is very much being done in all d.
rections by each organization represented
In the Presbytery-much success being
! noted, and cheering accounts presented
, from all parts Of the field.
/, The statistical report Is especially
gratifying, the West Virginia Presbytery
evldencing, by the reports, that 1t con-
!. tributes more money to the support Of the
Church Boards according to members
l and wealthy than any Pres6ytery connect
ed with the General Assembly, This Il
quite a gratifying fact TO West Virginia
Presbyterians
DEVOTIONAL EXERCISES.
The following Is the programme for TO-
motrow's services:
Preaching in the Presbyterian Church,
morning, by DR.. L. Young evening, DR.,
Richards. Communion services at $50
+ o'clock r. NJ, Dr.. Scott to introduce the
ordinance and 10 make consecratlng
prayer; Rev. H. G. Blaney 10 distribute
the bread, and Rev. A. Thomas, Of st.
Paul (Slinn.) Presbyterian Church, 10 dis
tribute the wine and make closing prayer
|, to administer the bread, Elders ]. II
n Ollie and B. D. Williams; to administer
wine, Elders Joseph Jackson and NJ
I Cleonnahy.
Preaching in the Methodist Church
Fairmont; evening, by Rev. W. Falconer
evening, Rev. ]. E. Peters.
NJ. Z, Church, Fairmont; morning
Rev. Dr. $. E. Lane, evening, Rev. G. K
Scstt.
NJ. E. Church, Palatine; morning, Rev
J ". Il. McGltiert; evening, DR.. Loya
Young.
Presbyterian Church, Warrington; Rev
]. B. Reed.
African Church, Fairmont; morning
Rev: A. J. Mcmillan; evening, Rev. r
: A. Blackford.
By special request Of the Ladies' Tenn
: perance Band, Of Fairmont, the several
ministers above noted for evening services
: will each present discourse on temper
! ance.
A report Of the further proceedings ant
: such other items as l may be able L
gather, will be forwarded you on Mon
day. SING.
Ratrmont, ". "a, AprR IS, 1874.