Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-20

Rev. William Wier was elected assist.
ant clerk. The roll OF members was call.
ed as follows:
PRRsBYTRRY OF MANSFIELD.
J. G. Madge, Dalton.
w. F. Miller, Savannah.
]. P. Robb, Iberia.
ID. A. Wallace, d. D. L. l.. D., Woos.
ter.
w. G. Hsrper, fredericksburg.
]. K. Martin, Lexington.
]. A. Anderson, Mansfield.
A. F. kirkpatrick, Millersburg.
John Gaily, Utica.
VIM. Wishart, d. D., Hayesville.
]. NJ. Moore, Ontario.
81. 8. Moore, DeKalb.
D. A. McCieaahan, Avonsdale.
Elders-James Aud, Jr., Vim. Tag.
CART, M. D., David Sturgeon.
PREsBYTERY OF MUsKINGUM.
J. Corwin, D. D., Salt Greek.
James P. Lytle, D. D., Bloomfield.
w. II. Mcfarland, D. D., Cambridge.
David PAUL, D. D., New Concord.
A. II. Caldwell, Antrim.
J. T. Campbell, Mt. Hebron.
r. H. Boyd, Thornville
J. w. Martin, New Salem.
l. II. White, Fairview.
J. d. Palmer, Barlow.
J. w. Taylor, Londonderry.
R. G. Criswell, Lebanon.
E. H. Huston, Norwich.
d. NJ. Sleeth, Caledonia.
F. M. Spencer, President OF Muskin-
gum College.
Elders-Thomas Jamison, Stephen
Potts, Samuel Harper. John Bodin,
Alex. Cunningham, Joseph Wilson,
Gen. T. M. Harris.
PREsBYTRRY OF sTEUBESyILLE.
]. NJ. Jameson, PIney Fork.
]. H. Leiper, Calcutta.
H. V. Lei per, Yellow Creek.
J. A. Morrow, New Market.
w. q. Dunn, Scroggsfield.
J. B. Borland, Richmond.
A. J. Allen, Carrollton.
J. A. Bailey, Wellsvilie.
w. S. Owens, Steubenville.
Joseph Buchanon, Sloan's Station.
J. H. Nash, Bloomfield.
Elders-Alexander Thompson, VIM.
Glenn, John Foutts, II. w. Walker, j.
NJ. Bradford, J. G. Rogers. John Hunter,
Noah Relbs, James Archer, J. w. File.
PREsBYTERY OF WHEELING.
1T. Mcclure, ID. d., Wheeling.
VIM. Grimes, Belmont.
w. G.. Waddle, Cassville.
r G. Campbell, D. D., New Athens.
R.G. Wallace, Bellaire.
NJ. NJ. Marling, Roney's Point.
VIM. Weir, Martins Ferry.
Thomas Balph, D. D., st. Clairsville.
Thomas Love, d. D High Ridge.
VIM. NJ Coleman, West Alexander.
M. NJ. Pollock, Brownsville.
j. NJ. Farran, Harrisville.
VIM. A. Viii OF, BuchaF an Fl i.
Samuel NJ. Bailey, Cadiz.
w. S. MCffet, Un 'ontown.
J. G. Ashanhurst, Blaine.
Elders Joseph McKelvey, Joseph
Minteer, David Mccall, Jehn Du Bois,
Joseph McCutchen, David Thoburn, K.
G. Giffen, Joseph Chambers, Hugh
Dimes, Samuel Mclaughlin, Thomas An.
derson, VIM. S. Haverfield, Thomas
Nicboll, Alex. Taylor.
Reports for the different boards OF the
church were presented and referred to
the proper committee.
A committee appointed two years ago
to act with similar committees from the
First Synod of the West and the Synod Of
Pittsburgh to secure the cooperation OF
the SYNOD OF New York in the control
and management Of the Allegheny The.
ological Seminary reported the success
of their mission.
A paper from the General Assembly
Committee on Sabbath Schools was read
and referred to q committee consisting
OF Revs H. Y. Leiper, J. P. Robb and
Elder r. f. Giffen.
BY invitation of the congregation in
that place, Wooster, Ohio, was selected
as the place Of the next meeting.
Rev. D. A. Cunningham, d. D., OF this
CITY, coming in, the Synod extended the
usual courtesy by inviting him to sit as
a corresponding member. :,
A conference or conservation to God
and the work OF the church was held
from 2 to 4 P. n, and interesting re-
marks were made by Drs. Balph, Wal.
lace, Mcclure, Revs. Robb, Boyd and
otherS, .,
Rev. E. C. Simpson, OF the Second
Synod OF the West, was invited to sit as
a corresponding member. ,
After disposing of large amount OF
routine business an adjournment was
had until 7:30, when an interesting con-
ference was held on the Sabbath School
work. Rev. J. A. Bailey opened the con.
ference with an address on the special
training of teachers and was followed
by DR.. PAUL, DR.. Balph, w. S. Owens
and others on the methods and benefits
OF normal class instruction OF teachers
and were listened to with great interest.
After a vote OF thanks TO the people OF
Wheeling for their entertainment, pray.
er was offered by Rev. Simpson. and
the SYNOD was dismissed with the bene-
diction by the Moderator.