Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23

IS 't".atiVtl lef'It Womans synOdlca
'. committee on home missions, to commit
v tee on home missions.
; In relation q Sunday observance :,
n the same committee as last year.
'r From Presbyterian ministers fund tr
l. committee on bills and ovcrturcs
:, u On the call for presbyterial report,
= the Preshytery Of Baltimore rep6rted
! through its stated clerk Dr. John pv,n
n Carter, in substance as follows: Tint
d they consist of 40 ministers and have
under their care So churches, connected
= with which are 100 ruling elders. t2G
: deacons, licentiate, 10 candidates and
1894 COMMITMENTS. Reported to the
/ general assembly 5i2 additions on pro-
: fession of faiths Sunday-schoo mem
4 bership, 1875; and total funds, S174,-
. 631.50.
Changes have occurred during the
past synodical year as follows:
1889, October 2lst-Thomas Freeman
Dixon and John Aubel, Jr., of Central
, Church, Baltimore, received as candi.
dates for the ministry.
December 10th-Adam G. Thompson
of Presbytery of Strathborie, Scotland.
and j. !. Barclay of Lutheran SYNOD
Of Georgia, received as candidates.
December 11th-Reports received of
organization Of Church Of Randalls.
town (July sth, 1880, and Church of
Covenant November 29th, 1897
December 16th-Fhe Rev. Samuel M,
Perry, released from Church Of Ash
land and dismissed to Presbytery of
New Castle.
1880, January 13th-The Rev. James
Frazer Installed pastor Hayre de Grace
Chuch. '''9
February 1Oth-Robert Rankin of
Chestnut Grove Church received as can
didate and dismissed to Presbytery
Westminster
March Sd-The Rev. Maurice E. viii
son, r. d, released from charge of |
Ghurch OF Westminster, Baltimore, and |
dismissed to Presbytery DAYTON.
April 14th-lhe Rev. David B. Fitz-
gerald released from charge church of
Deer Creek and dismissed 10 Prcsbyterv !
OF. New Castle. The Rev. w. w. Nc
Kinney, D. d., dismissed to Presbytery
of Philadelphia, North.
April 22d-1he Rev. Oliver Hem
street, received from Presbytery of
Albany Organization of church of
highlands, (January 4th) reported. AL
bert Z. Parker received as candidate
from Presbytery Of New Brunswick.
Rev. w. l.. Ould released from charge
church Of Frederick CITY.
april 23d-O Organization of the church
OF the Bohemian and Moravian brethren
reported
April e4th-Adam G. Thompson.
Charles H. Prdgeon and Albert a.
Parker We're licensed as probationers.
Charles IL. Prdgeon dismissed 10 care
of Presbytery of Pittsburg.
May 15th--Adam G. Thompson or
dained and installed as pastor OF Church /
OF Frostburg, Albert G. Parker as ,
pastor Highland church. I
June l0th-llugh H. Owen of Granite
Church, and g. A. Korb, Central, re-
cciyed as candidates. 3
October Gth-.Iohn A. Brown, New i
Windsor Church, received as candidate. a
October 7th-Rev kinlcy Mcmillan
received from Presbytery Lehigh to be- 9
come co-pastor Central Church; Rev. j. :
W. Raglan from Prcshytery Savannah
TO be come pastor Westminster Church. b
The Prcsbytery Of Washington city, a
reported through its stated clerk, Rev. "
s. r. Bittinger, d. d., in substance as W
follows: 81
The Presbytcry of Washington Citv e
export that they consist of 80 ministers. Il
nave under their care five candidates
md q churches. Connected with the
'hurches are l27 ruling elders, SO dca- W
'ons, 5,454 communicates and 6,Sl4 ~
members There have y,
'een added to the churches 26D on ex- az
animation, 209 on certificate. Amount Ia
II contributions reported to the General I'll
assembly, $1is,554, y
The following changes have occurred NJ
urlng the synodical years 1S0O-April .,
IN, the Key. Benjamin Myers received ~
rom Presbytery of Washington. Pa.
he. Rcv. Edwin ID. Bailey from Congrc-
ational Church.
June I'd, the Rev, Maxwell N. Cor ~
elius, D. D., received from Presbytery ";
| San Franchises; June 10th, Mr. Cor foi
elius Installed as pastor Of Eastern as
hurch, Washington.
June 19th-Wilmot A. Darlington, Nj
centiate ordained as evangelist. Fe
lSS9, December 2d-The Rev. James PPee
|. Nourse dismissed to Preshytery of Re
lizabeth, n j. The Rev. Thomas X. n
,oble, dismissed to the Congregational
hurch. =,
1870, October 7th-The Rev. David II. Ma Nj,
lddle, dismissed TO Congregational FIX
ssociation Of Ohio. Tho Rev. Wilmot III III
. Darlington, dismissed to Presbytery Int
10 Paulc, Synod of Brazil. Coc
April 5th-The Rev. Theodore w. re,
mpson, D, D., died in SD year Of his Met
Q.
The stated clerk Of the Preshytery of y y
ew Castle was not present when his
port was called for. The other re- ~ ~
rts were approved and ordered spread ma pay
the minutes. hi,
me moderator requested those who q
Tended to accept the invitation TO the mel
nquct on Thursday evening, to send the
,ir cards to the ladies' committee on ham
bile comfort. t h,.
The report of the committee of the AN
! synod on the matter of the new The
lndsor College, was made the special age.
Ter for tomorrow morning.
\ complaint from the Revs ]. S. Ma.
lie and w. p. Swartz, against the New 81
sue Presbytery was referred to the will
nmittee on judicial cases. Sun
The Rev. Mervin ]. Eckles of Brad Rev
q, Pa, Revs. Drs. Joseph Vance, ing
omas McCaulley, David Tully and hurs
Zip Lowcry of the Presbytery of for
ester, all of the Synod of Pennsyl- The
ia, were invited to sit as correspond und
members ut the synod AmC
he stated clerk stated that the stand the ,
committees of the synod required of a
ising, there. being several vacancies st.
he tilled, The committee on stand tile I
rules of the last synod was re-an- greg
nted and the matter referred 10 il.
he Rev. j. Frank Stonecipher of
yer, presented the report Of die com tn
tee on the narrative of the State of | Bible