Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-18

| W. c. 7. Union Is commended In the ORGANIZATION
IN DuS Of
some oOjecsion va: made 70 this latter recon-.
was repetition OF reccmmendation Of last YEAR
The recommendation was, however, ad0pCed and
Rev. DR.. Fullerton asked whether it was the in.
tsntlon Of me report 70 af1rm that Il was moral
d9 n.y. 70 prohibit the use Of liquors By law.
port simply asserted that the sentiment OF the
cnurcn favored the overthrow Of the liquor traf1c
anu tnefe was nothing said about law.
TIE HISTORICAL PAPRRa
Kew. MI. Patterson reported In regard to the
disposition Of the historical papers submitted yes
terday that an OF NE history Of the synod
OF Baltimore should be printed by subscription;
mac copies OF tne history Of the Presbytery OF Bal
emf 10 t nne o. Masnngton CITY now IN print Dc
the historical collection and library OF the Presby-
iery OF Baltimore. and that the history OF the
fresoytery OF New Castle be printed by the pres
oytery. The report was adopted
~. FROM the COMMITTEES on education, Rev DR.. Ches-
, I poreed tnat the receipts from the board for
eue support OF the fourteen candidates under the
control OF the synod was S. $751; and that the con-
IrlDutions or the synod was 81 675 more The total
Contribution was FL less than that OF last year.
REV. Mr. LAHAHAN's OLD Hat.
Rev. MI. Lanahan remarked for the information
the members OF the synod that II there were any
lender associations connected with the old hat
which was left In exchange for his own at the ses-
Son Yesterday the owner could have IL by calling
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Rev. Dr. Eckles, from the committee on Sabbath
SCHOOLS, reported that there were 154 schools In
the bounds Of the synod, with an attendance Of
$1,000 members, gain or 1000 over that Of last
report recommends the attendance or adult per-
SONS only at the schools. as members Of Bible
classes as wen as teachers and that the aggres-
slvs policy OF the educational department be ap-
proved. Inc report was adopted.
TO CALL ON THE PRESIDENT.
IL was decided that the members Of the synod
would meet at O'Clock at the White House to
call upon the President The afternoon session
will begin at O'CLOCK
Rev. Or. Bates, Of the M. p. church, and Rev.
George Wisweil, OF the synod OF Philadelphia, were
invited TO SIT as corresponding members
recess al O'Clock was given TO devotional exer-
cise special prayer being made for the Presbytery
OF Rio Ge Janeiro.
Lunch was served In the lower room by the ladies
meeting in the interests of missions will be
and addresses viii he made by prominent men con-
necteu with MISSION work.
The synod Will meet next year In some place
Within The bounds or the Baltimore Presbytery.
The synodical sermon will be delivered BY Kew.
Dr.. Marks, OF Wilmington, Del, on secular educa-
Ton within the bounds or the 81 nod.
THE AFTERNOON AND EVENING SESSION.
At the afternoon session OF the synod of Balti-
more yesterday Rev. Geo. b. Hayes, d. D., OF the
synod OF Ohio and Rev. ChaS Z. Knox, d. d., of
Nsw Jersey, were invited TO sit as corresponding
members OF the synod
Rev. $. II, Gayley, OF New Castle, read the report
Oh Inc special committee appointed TO inquire into
the advisaDinty of appointing a synodical mis-
sionary. The report approved Of such appoint
iAeh1, ana recommended that the presby teries en-
pioy missionaries. The report was adopted. Rev.
Dr. Knox addressed the synod on German theolOg-
The evening session was devoted to hearing
sermon FROM Rev. DR.. Hamlin, OF this city, after
Wnlcn the LORDS supper was celebrated. There
was large attendance, and DIR. Hamlins sermon
was an able and scholarly production
Basc Rail Yesterday.
THE 81. LOUIS BROWNS WIN GAME-THE LEAGUE
RESERVE LIST FoK NEXT YEAR.
1t was the Browns turn to win yesterday and
they took game from New York by the score OF
too. WEIGH and Ewing and Chamberlain and
Milligan were the batteries. Both were very
effective but WEIGH weakened In the last INNING
and the Browns earned two runs New York
played almost perfectly in the field, while SC.
1 error, and the Browns 2 hits and errors.
Brooklyn took game from Indianapolis by the
score OF 6 TO L The Athletics defeated Cleveland,
IA to 4.
The reserve lists of the League have been an
nounced by President Young. as follows:
y Wssning5onwJ; Z. whitney. u. n. O'Day, g. W.
keefe, W. w. Wldner, Conrad Mack, VIM OBrten.
Mm: a9ys v. + Wilmot. j. j. Carney, Geo q
IL
DetrOit-H. Richardson, D. Brouthers s. 1.
Thompson, J. G. Rowe, James L. White, Edward
Hanlon. Q. w. Bennett, l. Twitchell, E K. SUIT
cline, p. j. Conway, C. H Getzein, c. w. CANCEL,
Z A. Beattn, and Henry Gruber.
New YORK;. Connor, E N. Crane, VIM. Ewing,
E Z. Foster, q. +. Gore I. j. Keefe, r. j. Murphy,
James ORourke, d. Richardson, j. "a. Ward H. j.
Slattery, N. Herman, N. WEIGH, and A. w. Whit
ney.
Chicago-T. E. Burns, E N. Williamson, E. Pfef.
fer, I. Daily, d. Darling, c. A. Farrell, q. T. Van
haltren, James Ryan, N. Baldwin, G. A. Krock,
hugh Duny, j. K. Tener, Frank Dwyer, and A. G.
Gumbert.
Boston,. F. Morrill,, Jno Clarkson, C. Radbourn,
+. b. conway. NJ: J. Madden n. j. Kelly. j. A.
Sommers, Jas. Quinn s. W. Wise, j. B. Ray, Vim.
Sowders, X. +. Johnston, VIM n. Nash, James
hornung.
Philadelphia. E. Andrews, j. F. Fogarty, Jos.
Muivey. 5. u. Farrar, q. A. Wood, Chas. Bastian,
" NJ Casey, Jno. Clements, A. u. Sanders, j. j.
Kirby, I. 9. Bun1nton, WIN. Gleason, VIM Shriver
and L. j. Deiehanty.
w. J. kgehne, 4. Dunlap, W. A. Sunday, Ii. E
Staley, Edward Norris, +. II. Carroll, c. NJ smith,
Jno. +. Coleman, Albert Maui, j. p. Beckley, r.
McShannic, and Jas. Mccormick.
indianap0lis-h. j. Boyle. Jno. Healy L L.
ShreVe, b. b. Burdfck, e. ID. Myers, X. D. Buckley,
T. +. Daily, q. l. Bassett, j. w. Glasscock, L. n.
eh4neeS, ?. A. Hines, jeremiah Denny, j. c. NC
Geacny, j. Z. Seery.