The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-10-17
MINISTER'S At WORK.
PROCEEDINGS OF Yesterdays sEs-
SION or TIE SYNOD.
REPORTS or VARIOUS CoMMlTrKks.
TOGETHER WITH ADDRESSES
ny ATTENDING MEMBERs.
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.

whole the resolution OF $500 for
Church Building was so modified that
the Synod simply recommended to the
Glasses and the congregation through
the Classes to lift one collection for
Church Building. The election result
ed as follows:
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Rev. VIM. NJ. Deatrick, d. D., Rev.
]. w. Santee, D. D., VIM, Goodrich.
BOARD or REGENTS.
Rev. w. G, Cremer, Rev. J. B.
Schoutz, A. r, Schnebley.
BOARD OF VISITORS or THEOLOGICAL
SEMINARY.
Rev. A. n. Kremer, D. D., Rev. K.
r. Eschbach. d. D., Rev. s. N. Callen-
der. d. D., Rev. J. g. Noss.
BOARD or TRUSTEES on THEOLOGICAL
SEMINARY.
Israel Lancks. Geo. w. Forney, H.
Writ Shriver, 8. Neyin Hench, Edgar
fSlagle, Jacob Heyser.
BOARD OF MISSIONS.
Rev. J. W. Pontius, Rev. r. r. Es-
bach, D. D., Rev. John a. Hofheins,
TRUSTEE 81 sYNoD.
Jacob N. Slagle.
SUNDAY. SCHOOL BOARD.
Rev. J. N. Peightel,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Devotional service conducted by
Rev. Geo. w. Snyder, Of Boonsboro,
Nd. The Synod then took up the re-
port Of the committee on missions and
adopted the resolution to apportion
$4,000 among the respective Glasses.
RESOLVED, That Synod does not see its
way clear to comply with the request
Of the General Board by assuming the
additional sum Of cents per member
for Church Building but that the treas
urer Of the Bi-Synodic Board be direct
ed to pay one-half Of the collection APP
pointed to be raised in the resolution
concerning Church Building Funds.
Resolped. That this Synod assume
the sum Of $500 Of the amount Of the
$4,000 desired by the General Board for
Hungarian Mission.
ResolUed, As to appeal for aid in the
behalf Of Astoria, Oregon, the commit
tee learn that the necessary aid has
been given by the Bi-Synodic Board.
Resolocd, That Stockton, Cal, be re-
ferred to the General Board.
Resolced, As TO the Foreign Work
we rejoice in the prosperous condition
OF the work in Japan.
RESOLVED, That this cause be again
most urgently recommended to the
Glasses and that the plan Of interest
ing the Sunday School in this great
cause by supporting the Missionary,
the Rev. Henry X. Miller be approved
of by Synod and that the pastor and
consistones be urged to aid the Secre-
tary Of the; Board in his endeavor to
make the plan effective. After the
adoption Of the foregoing Commute Of
Ministers Of Glasses reported number
of routine items.
But the time for the Preparatory
service arrived and the report went
over until Monday. The devotional
part Of the Preparatory Service was CON
Quoted by Rev. Henry Ditzler, the adj
dress was made by Rev. Barkley, of
Gettysburg. Synod adjourned after
service to meet on Monday morning at
$50 p. m.
SATURDAY EVENING.
The evening was devoted to the
cause Of Home Missions. Rev. A. B.
Banman conducted the religious ser
vice. Rev. A. e. Whitmer Superintend-
emit of the Bi-Synodic Board presided.
The first speaker4of the evening was
Rev. Lloyd E. Coblentz, of Altoona.
Pa. He spoke first Of the grandeur Of
Home Mission work and urged thatall
members be active therein. The sec
ond speaker Rev. ]. o. Miller d. D.
He said he would address himself to