Daily Republican., 1889-10-03

poInten mOoerhtof oil the session Oh Whlte
Clay Crock Church. |
The minutes Of Snow Hill session was
referred back to the church for correc-
ton.
Charles Baird invited the members Of
the Presbytery TO visit the rooms OF tie
Young Mea's Christian Association.
The Rev. A. N. Keigwin submitted the
report Of the committee on Foreign Mis-.
sions. Report adopted.
The moderator referred the resolution
TO committee consisting Of Rev. DR..
Gayley, Rev. A. N. Keigwin, Rev. w. 7.
Patterson, DR.. L. p. Bush and Hon. John
A. Nicholson.
Dr. L. +. Bush made motion to adopt
n rule requiring candidates Tor the minis
try to undergo II physical examination,
but bis motion was defeated.
The moderator reported the appoint |
meut OF the Rev. W. 7. Swartz aud ID.
w. Harlan as tbs committee to prepare
the analysis for the spring meeting Of
the Presbytery.
The Rev. W. T.. swarlz submitted the
report Of the standing Committee on
Temp rance. Report adopted.
The Rev. 8. A. Gayley, d. D., and the
Rev. l.. Marks, ID. d., were appointed TO
defend the Presbytery At the next meet
Ing OF the Syuod.
The examination OF William Marshall
of Chester Pfesbytery, candidate for all
mission TO the ministry OF this Presby-
terry, was taken up.
The Rev. George M. Hickman CON-
Quoted the examination IN theology, the
Rev. W. L. MeEwan In church history,
aud the Rev. L. Marks In church govern
ment aud sacraments.
The Preebytcry then took recess until
o'clock in the evening.
AT o'eltck Presbytery again convened,
and after the opening exercises, Rev. DIR.
0ayley presented the report OF the COM
miltee on Home Missions, IN which the
following recommendations were made:
FELTON, and Harrington, $3.50; Buck
' iughsm Church, $50 on condition that
they Join with Eden; that the Rev. w.
II. Los au be continued as Presbyterian
missionary for the ensuing year.
= Dr. Gayley sharply criticised those
churches asking for relief that made no
' missionary report during The year. The
report was adopted.
Tae Pre.bytery thou went into popu-
u lar session, Rev. DIR. Marks In the chair.
Rev. W. l.. McEwan annouccd the
. 65Oih hymn, which was sung. after
J. which Rev. @. W. Chamberlain, foreign
:. missionary 10 Brazil, South America,
e read the Goth Psalm and part of the
1t l0lh chapter Of Revelation, aud then led
> In prayer.
10 DIR. Marks then introduced In n pleas
ant and ielicitous manner the speaker OF
v the evening, who he eaid really needed
T. no introiuct'on to Presbyterian con
gregation. lie had been u missionary Ia
n Brazil since 1868, aud had no doubt all
10 would be glad TO hear him.
~ DIR. Chamberlain announced for his
~ Ian nf ha
s. chapter OF Joshua and the whole Of IL,
= 10Th verse Of the same chapter:
"What woudst thouF' who answered
u GIVE me blessing; for thou hast giyeI
lie me eouth land; give me also springs o
Is water. And lie gave her the upper spring
and the neither springs
OF Mr.. Chamberlain gave q glowing re
pc port Of the work done In the synod o
OF Brazil, which now embraced 10 churches
'h lie was not satisfied, however, with th
oi low countries, but wanted TO go on ant
gs get the up country and the upper ant
lie ne her syringe ana wanted the people o
or this country TO give them blessing.
TO Rev. w. II. Logan, home missionar
% for the Presbytery, msde an interesting
TO verbal report OF his work. He said ths,
in the New Castle Prcsbytery there wer
III 80 churches, hut 20 OF them were wlthou
re. pastors. The great dcmapd was 70
ed ministers. lie could find places for seyel
p MINISTERS right away II he could &C
IS them.
ot Oelaware City with membership o
ns 1926 had deem supplied. Middletown will
a strong membership was troubled viii
too msny applicants. Odessa had yer.
II, pretty church, but no pastor. Smyrhi
was In the same predicament and III
d, mpmbprehip ut Bridgeyille had bcei
" reduce d to rs members, II Of whom wer
ladies. The lat.tr had lately purchased
III a bell ana the Gentlemen raised tie tOwc
he ard hung the bell in IL. lie rtcom
o. incnded msklng Fsderalsburg AM
ut liriigcYiile one appointment. Going on h
lo tod tile condition of tie churches IL
re Grorgetown, Cool Spring, trankford
Biackwater, Ocean View, Berlin, Whaley
hc vile, Princess Anne, Eehoooth, Whit
y Gay Greek, Christlaua aud Church HILL
H. all without pastors and bis represents
Nv tions were anything bu; iiAlttfing TO III
is, future prospects OF the Presbytefy.
les On motion OF DIR. Gayl.y II resolutio
Ile coinmending the work OF the Rev. q. W
at Chamberlain TO the m"mbers OF the Pres
&c by,ety was adopted.
be Tue committee cn the installation ol th
new pastor OF Lower brandywine Churc
ny reported In favor Of having tho same TAX
ed piece on October 10. The Rev. ]. A
Marshall Will prcside; the Rev. Laiayeti
lis. Marks, d. D., will deliver the charge
led the pastor, ami the Rev. W. l.. McEwa
at viii deliver the charge to the people.
The committee on the installation {
nat the new pastor OF Lewis aud Rehobol
oil churches reported the Rev. Mr.. Brau'
-. stein to preside. the Rev. Mr. Armintro'
w. to deliver the charge to the pastor, an
ere lho Rev. Mr.. Stonecipher TO deliver Il
re- charpo to the people,
On motion OF DIR. Gayley vote
ron thanks was extended ior all courtesi
ion received by the delegates, and Il vote
ure commentator WAS extended to the col
The rregration of Rodney Street Presbyteria
a Church for It's enterprise In enlarging
'na church.
nit The selection OF place for the ne
regular meeting was left to the moder
the tor Gnd clerk OF the Presbytery.
The Presbytery will meet In adJourn
md session in the Lower Braudywine Chur'
oi on October 10.
the -
1t must be good, for everybody recoI
.y's mends 1t. We mean DR.. Bulls Coul
to Syrup. Price 20 cents.
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