Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03
THE BISHOP.

I@tural ' falls on
THE BISHOP.
Rev. Holland n. McTyeire, ID,
/ IL D.. &c, is one Of tho most learned
/ AID polished Literary men IL the
, '5ontt, ard has long been recognized
fer the or g nali y of his sermons, and
earnest I@borions !aboss in the Cause
! Of Christ And yet lis prond name
! taud7 up amongst his fellows as
stray ht ard firm IS if but a dozc
years had pass over his head il the
ministry, il stead of an almost life
lorP service. H+ head begins to show
ne winters OF life, but ms eye is I'M
dimmed and his strength Is uaabated.
L-ayirg Lim, our eyes fall on the
Secretary,
REV. BRAX ron CRAVEN. d. D.,
( President Of trinity College, whose
m4rk is t. be found in almost every
aeighb0rhood in the Old North State.
Dr.. Craven has been the Secretary Of
tho Conference SO lJrg that he seems
t fl iuto The place like a brick in a
! ~e.i tI:it wall, or perhaps 1t wculd be
better 10 say, the place seems TO fl
ann k 4 we'll cut and fitted garment.
\ Pr.,a,-h-r, as President, as an emf
1t P,,t lot, S well az Secretary, DR..
cr Ven las always perfyrrae Il his duty
/ ft5l'y. ANA ,jved SO as IT, meet the ap-
/ probation OF L:5 brothers of the Con-
! fareHc-.
Just to .he right of the Bishop sits
! tina. r,m ka5je man, the
i:eF. Nm. Gloss, D. D.. who enter
/ & ;he ministry at eighteen year. of
| =. las passed through all the offices
Of the CouferAace having been Elder,
Pre- d.ng E;L-r, represent tive to the
q ns-r..l Comic. erco, the tv9o latter over
a ever AZ ain. and IS now the active
| Presiding Elder Of the Washington
District wa nnticr d not long since
bis let OF appointments for his dis
t..cs among which was til :ollowiug:
..Ila brethren viii prov de for my
cspv-yanc from Wysocki. 4 to Hat
i.rls ard O 3tdkok3 and btcS." Does
tho ra8l-r know what that means ?
l. means v:,ysge over 81 open and
to- 10y -ei rom The tigot pE"ce to Hat
{ raf. IL ~ . I'll boat, forty
~. n'i= from uatterss 10
Ocsaf 'i,o ue,viy rs tar bat
,,.-Q ~hrr". 4 II 10 the latter place
t.+.:b - ~v-n3Eirt8 across thu stormy
Pm. 1:.p of near SKY Jules. We are
me fr,m "ur knowledge Of MS iu
1 IL. 80 viii anl perseverance, that
he, lI..a.i.. the vu1aGe, preached, admin
i5t< +. 4 tie sacrameEts, married any
VA tn couple, ca cred up the SICK
81 Il faini he. rted and returned as if
from an ord r0urd on circuit,
| Does erybodv know wnat Hatteras Is?
tn. Rev DR.. Stacey, OF TIE Presbyte
ia Cuurch w-ns there once during
7 h4 ate w4r a"d after landing ard sur
| 1zyiuE The Gene his fi-s' exc.am2t on
va il :aa wolds Of the poet:
ito. na4r.-r Ok Of i4nI
-, y! - u. on. I'd Sc ttsr!d -
| W. havs not space to-day t. notice
! .he host "t ether tat'nrers who ere
.aen OF talents, education and iifn-
erce. who have made their mark in the
and and are -t.l vie ding power for
! good Wa " n refer to them if o*her
matters xii permit daring the session
:EeGs ariogirzAi sHT,lnli.~ys
~ are indebted to Serge ant Robert
| $ :, borl. Of 80 I. ). Signal .oer'l,e,
stationed in thc city. for the following
Genealogical eurmary for the moth
uf Noven,fsr in.t ciossd.
H..,;..- orr meter. 90 $40 riches
! s.t.."r2 ,.r<,.... tn 3 .. GOT inches: Low
e.. l,ar scr, 29,G49 inches; high
,.st temperature 70 degrees mean
telnr~ratufe of Noven4 Der 55.5; lowest