Daily Republican., 1885-10-08
THE sAryIsr ASSOCIATION.


sRs--Will COnsiade this evening
The afternoon session of the Phlla.
delphia Baptist Association convened
1t 2. 30 Wednesday, with large at
tendance. The proceedings we're open
cd with devotional exercises, after
which the reading Of letters was con.
tinued and Anished. When this was
concluded there WAS still twenty. i've
minutes left of the time SGT apart for
| this business, and the hymn Jesus,
Lover Of my Soul was sung by the
congregation.
The moderator asked direction as to
whether an important announcement
should be made OF q meeting that mig b,
take away . portion Of the attend ca
pressnt, A motion being seconded in
favor Of the announcement and carried,
Clerk Walker announced . meeting OF
she Women's Baptist Missionary 30
ciety ut 50 O'Clock, in the German
Baptist Church, Fifth and Wxlnu,
streets. Tho Rev. H. L. Wayland, d,
d., was then given Ave minutes tc
speak Of the wants OF the Dover Church.
The Rev. III G. Jones, OF the Ameri.
can Baptist Publication Society, was
also allowed Ave minutes to speak In
favor OF taking up . collection to aid iu
the erection Of o building for the same
church, and under suspension of the
rules . collection was taken up
The Rov. w. II. Conard, Philadel.
phiA corresponding secretary of the
Pennsy lvania BAPTIST General Associa
sion. then spoke In regard to the orgaui
xation which he represents. Hit
remarks were divided into three parti
weak churches, the cause and cure
devoted principally TO the :promisina
Acids Of work throughout Psnnsy lvauia.
The Rev. Thomas L. Lewis OF Beth
lehem, Pa, stated the needs of the
church of which he is pastor, and
ask cd for the help Of the association tc
remove debt Of a, 600. "The Penn.
syivanis Baptist Education Society
WAS ably represented by the Rev. g. M.
Spratt, the secretary Of the society
He was followed by the Rev. james
French, who explained the Objects
and described the work that IL being
done by the Philadelphia Baptist City
Missions. The report Of the Missionary
Committee WAS then rsad by the Rev
wv. w. DAlby, OF Philadelphia, and
the following churches recommended
~ ;,eing worthy Of assistance.
L
Shiloh, Wilmington, and Manatawna,
the report, the Rev. Walter Galley, Of
appeal and giving good reasons for helI
Conard suggested the sending of mis-
sionxry 70 the churches in need. The
report was adopted, after which the
I ttA be- Nk~rlas II Thnnaa nAavad O
motion that q committee be appointed
sionary 70 work within the confines
Of the association. This was amended
By the Rev. John Peddie, ID. D.,
70 refer the entire matter TO the Penn
lsylvania Baptist General Association.
a vote was taken on the amendment
and IL WAS lost, when the original mo
zion prevailed.
The Rev. James M. Gutherie ther
lspoke on the work of the Sunday schoo
Iof Great Valley, Pa, and asked the as
sociation's 3 sympathy and prayer tow
|srds an effort to build o church besid
the school. Ths afternoon session her
closed with the doxolOgy and Q bone
ldictiOn by the Rev. Luther K. Steele o
Philadelphia.
1 LAST ENENlNt . bhSbloN.
The evening session was opened q
IL. 80 O'Clock with devotional exercise
after which Q committee 10 consider tn
appointment Of Q missionary in accor
dance with the resolution OF the after
lnoon was named rs follows:
The Rev. W. II. Conard, Of Phila
delphia, G. l.. Williams, Of Upland
Pa. and Washington Jones, Of WI
The Rev. E. B. Palmer, d. D., the
Ispoke on American Baptist Home Mis-
sions, and WAS followed by the Rev. r
I'M. Luther, OF Philadelphia, who pre-
sented the claims Of the American
Baptist Missionary Union In an ele
tQuent and forcible manner. The Amer
can Baptist Publication Society wa
the subject OF an address by th
) Rev. G. O. Biting, d. D., at the clos
lof which the meeting adjourne
with the benediction by the Rev. Wn
The following additional delegate
and visitors Registered yesterday:
Philadelphia-R. A. Pinn, Thoma
Ia. Grace, Thomas A. GIN, Charles "
Bitting, Mary Biting, Martha Bittin
: Thomas NJ. Greene, H. N. Mckinney
IL. B. Palmer. d. D., George K. Rec
I'LL D.. John T. Beckley, Miss n. l
. Measel, Mr.. c. A. Williams, Miss !
ZIP. Yonker, Mrs. q. M. Miller, Al
!; Jones, Mrs. Daily, Mrs. Morrell, Il
= : Rev. J. N. Ritner, Gi6bon Frame, .
olG. Walker, James Wier, John
Levering, tAnna 8. Hershey. 8.
:. Wood " ard, Henry E. Lincoln and viii
.lw. Il. r. Corlles, James Freno
= Charles A. Mott, M. t. .Koenstin
Mrs. Koenstine, Miss k0e
i. .Istine, Miss 5hearer, j. j. Fishe
H. L. Wsylsnd, II. T. Davies, A
= Jones, John B. G. Pidge, W. g. Howe
IJr., NJ. D., g. J. Abbot, Caleb W
lake, the Rev. William M. jam,
Miss M. Hagy, Mrs. Shalkop, J.
lGreul, James Lomax, Lizzie Davis,
. P. Davies, Mrs. Clothier, Mrs. Stel
!. Mrs. Merrihew, W. II. Conard, II.
=, Rorer, Miss Rorer, DIR. j. @. Paynt'
~ Rebecca Coburn, Annie Coburn. Chi
r. Blandner.
40 Montgomery County-John q. Lew
n r. M. Lee.
al Delaware Oounty-Edward g. Fl
G. L. Williams, B Griffith, J.Bevestc
W. Russell, James Shaw.
Chester Counsy-Miller Jones, Jan
In. Guthrie, Joseph Perk ins.
- Grocer Theological Seminary studel
etv-S, B. Mseser, Thomas 8. .Eigelbern
he John w. Lyell, h. K. Williams, e.
he Hunt, O. A. Gardner, III. r. Wilkins
he A. r. Wilkinson, j. Il. Sagebeer,
ut Eugene Reed.
he DelawAre--Mrs. Bdmund Stout, M
be Ella Stout, Magnolia; 8. B. Haywa
IFrank Howes, e. II. johnson, MilfoT
IB. MacMackin, New Castle.
Other plsoes-C. @ Biting, Bait
tn more o. G. Buddington, Florence,
he j.. j. W. Luther, Potssville, Pa !.
,yriM. Luther, District Secretary Amerit