The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-23

anoo OF &1O3.gl SILL Que from them -
Various other reports were reported
correct and all the accounts, except
those on the minutes, were accepted.
1t was also reported that there had
been spent tor home missionary work
the following amounts: Wilmington
district, S306; Easton district. $205;
Dover district, $685. and also $l4S from
the Domestic Mission fund; Salisbury
district, ST94, also from the Domestic
Mission fund $3.50
The Rev. ]. b. Quigg asked that q
collection be taken up to pay the ti03
deficiency on last years minutes, Sl5
for the stenographer'5 services during
the secret session. and $50 for the iani-
tor, making total OF sl6S. Tho collec-
ton was taken. which resulted in $40
being raised, leaving deficiency of SIS
The Rev. Il. w. Todd renewed tho
motion to file the reports of the pre-
siding elders instead Of printing them
in the minutes. Mr.. Todd said that his
object was to save money, as the min
utes would cost Sl20 extra, II these re-
ports We're published. A discussion
en5ued, after which u vote was taken
and the motion lost.
The motion of X. ii. Adams, that
hereafter the presiding elders he re
quired to limit thor reports to 1000
words was adopted. 1t was decided
that ministers would be furnished with
copies of the minutes at 10 cents
each.
The Rev. c. A. Hill who was not
present when the vote was taken on
admitting women a5 lay delegates, was
allowed TO vote, aud cast his baAot
against the proposition.
An amendment to the charter Of tho
Domestic Mission Board WAS presented
by W. W. W. Wilson, but was de-
clured out OF order.
mem Orial to Congress was pre-
sented and adopted, asking that no
more stringent laws DO adopted
against the Chinese.
| The relation OF q. W. Wilcox was
changed from effective to supcrnu-
/ meral'y.
On account OF the mental condition
OF Kew W. W. Johnson, the vote by
which lie was allowed to Withdraw UNI
der charges was reconsidered, and he
was allowed to withdraw.
Churches on Dover district wero al
| lowed amounts by the missionary
board as follows: Churches ON Dover
\ district -Saien, sl5J; Dorchester, 500,
lhkeNille, $50; Salisbury district -Cupe
1 Charles, Sl5O; Reads Wharf, SaOp;
I Parksley, 500; New Church, ) so
total, 500.
I - @ 'iis.sto tllc IuttoWlllB
admission on trial-C. 4. Wyatt, V.
>. Co!tlnS ", Z, Avery and W. L.
First year idum Stengle j. A. Art
ers J. /. Naniiurialow, Il. T.. CuWsey
ana T. Corkran.
second yrm +. Il. White, w. y.
Gregg, n. Q. Mace, IL. S. Thompson, q.
l.; Mood.
1hIrd year W. w; w. wilson, J L.
Gus, hobert Watt W. l. Valiant an
D. " EaaieN'
a., 1 odith year: q. Sypheri, Robert
wait 1, 4. ii. q l}ricn }. A. Artur5 and
u .. baker. ~
Local delc2nS-I. y. Given. Il, H.
stephenson, L. Ii. Losnocht, j. IL How
arg alI'' J. D Nlckllhc.
Local elders w. q. koOns, Albert
IhtIH!tr, I'd'e Jewell, l.. L. RoUerts
"nI i ". lhyNeid.
GnHrch Extension Board President,
:. =. N9uiAH' NiiGeprcSt'cht' 1 J.. Ter
ry; secretary, /. L. MartiHdale; treas
urcr !. II. lloltccker; managers, w. H.
,; Murray JoAli y. j.. Wilson, j. b. q
hanna D: j.; Noleult, W. IL. IEomT'
sou W. Il. Eoutk, Joseph Pyle, II, L.
hhnou, ", Ii. JACKSON and Michac
Elliott, ... ..... ....
liiHfs o. appeals j. l.. Bryan, y, VI.
Ei0MnH, I; Il. Miller, r. &. MeSorlcy
~ =. "aadeli, >. }. MOTHS, j. @. syn.
hctu'
CnulcH LOCATION rlrGSIilnE Elders
= W. II. Mcfallane, w. Il. GutTlc, ", l..
compton, q. ". Bounds, Joseph Bur
chli'tll, Joseph l.. Lank, }. Ii. David
s"Il. - u. II warl Lewis, i. Is. Stcpilra
son W. ~ W, wilson, X. NJ. Cooper
Joseph smLtlers, G. :, Baker, {. l.
Shrppard, Z. = Lalflasll John Ninol-