Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-22


DR.. Booth eyed the throng calmly and said:
You can halIoo question as much as you
please. but you cannot put me down; am
from New York"
1.-The briefest way with Dr. Booth" said the
moderator. lis to let him speak"
SO DIR; Booth spoke and spoke briefly against
Or. Hollihelds proposition on the general
ground that 1t was introducing the element of
popular clamor into their proceedings
PROF. BROWN OF UNION.
Prof. Francis Brown said that as he under
| stood it, the committee proposed now not to do
what it had expressed its willingness to do this
morning-that was. to refer these overtu res to
the Judicial committee
DIR. Young said that it was stated this morning
| that these overtures had reference to a pending
case. and on that he had said he would. on his
own responsibility. change the direction Of their
reference. On examination Of the papers he
found they did not refer to any case before he
assembly, but proposed changes In the stand
ards. They had not therefore been correctly
described this morning.
Prof. Brown spoke of overtures which were
In two parts, one referring to pending cases
and another Of general nature. and he asked
| what had become of such overtures.
Dr. Young said that in all such cases they
had been referred to the judicial committee for
first consideration.
ME- CUTcKEoN OF DETROIT.
Mr.. Cutcheon then addressed the chair and
the moderator asked his name.
''Mr. Cutcheon Of Detroit" answered the
commissioner
Mr.. Cutcheon. I see you. sir, and recognize
you with pleasure" said the moderator.
Mr.. Cutcheon said that DIR. Young was mis-
taken In saving that the commissioners from
Detroit had described the overture from that
presbyte-y as having reference to a specific
case. He had not SO spoken of il. but had risen
In the morning 20 ask information. but could
not get the recognition OF the chair
Il see Mr.. Cutcheon now" said the modern
tor, "a strong man and a large man. and have
recognized him by appointing MIN on one OF
the most important committees. At the time
he was asking to be seen the moderator's ewes
were on still larger man in stature than Tom
Hall. and he could not well see any one else"
This raised laugh and put pleasant ending
to the incident Of the morning
Dr. YoUSG's REcoMMENDATIoNs APPROVED.
A motion by Elder S.e-ry OF New York to lay
DR.. Hollifelds motion on the table was carried
Then the motion to approve DIR. Young's rec
concentrations referring the overtures to the
committee on church polity was carried.
The assembly then took a recess and went to
the State Department steps to be photographed
To Examine the Records.
The following are the committees appointed
on records Of synois:
Atlantic: Ministers-Seth r. Gordon, John
G. Murray, ]. Hays A,iin. John A Savage.
Elders-E. F. Wilmer, H. NJ. Wagner, J. ID.
Abby.
Baltimore: Ministers Samuel r Biggar.
Gilbert NJ. Potter, Geo. lie Fevre, Adam
Prayer. Eloers-Orrin ". Rice, Joseph Garri-
son, A ]. Smith.
California: Ministers-Harvey S. Jordan.
| Samuel II. King. Sydney Allen. Thomas A.
1 ThOmnSQn Elder.-I Gai,
Snooks, James II. Wilson.
Catawoa: Ministers-George S. Rice, John
S. Howk. II. N. Stevenson. Calvin McCurdy.
Elders-W. Augustus Griffin. r A. Bower,
| Lewis q Stewart
China: No records received.
Colorado: Misunderstanding T. Bohback
Alfred II. Croco, Jsmes A. Wright, Charles
Kelsey. Elders-Michael Collins. John Maurer.
Oliver Z. Torrance
Illinois: Ministers-wm H. Darden, John d.
Fowler. Edward Dickerson. Charles Fueller
Elders-C. H. Caldwell, W. F. Poor, Enoch X.
Robinson.
India: Ministers-Gilbert Reid. George c.
Lamb, Samuel c. Kerr. Chas. NJ Taylor Elder.
VIM. Z. Gillespie, Edwin A. Graves. J. w.
| Massey.
Indiana: Ministers-wm- NJ. Evans, Jacob E
Conoad. Evan L. Evans. Christian A. Berget
Henry ID. Lindsey. Elders-Jackson ]. werts,
Cornelius W. Mcneil, Donald Mcclellan.
Indian territory: Ministers-George Ora
ham. Charles p. Blayney. Vernon Z. Carroll
Thomas ". Monteith. Elders. s. Stanley
u. {. Thompson. VIM. II. Gilman.
Iowa: Ministers-Frank Z. Thompson. Johr
Redpath, Geo. H. Wallace. H. c. Cheadle
Elders-Lucius p. Chaplin. VIM. G. Patten, W
| Holiday.
Kansas: Ministers-Jas P. Black, Samue
r. kean, Galeu W. S. Seller, VIM. NJ. Robin
son. Eiders-Smith W.Story, VIM. Law, Pete
Dunes.
kentucky: Ministers-Leonidas H. Davis
c: s. Nickerson. Ferd. Won krug, Enoch b
| Linn. Elders-Chas. +. Griffin, Elan Barthol
omew. Robert Harvey.
Michigan: Ministers-John NJ. Robinson
Dursey Fife. VIM. A. Edie, VIM. T. King
Elders-F. W. Autrup, Vim. Torrey. Oliver T
Scoville.
Minnesota: Ministers-Geo. W. Bainan. ID. ID.
Thomas L. Alexander. Hugh +. Earseman
John j. Henry. Elders-Wm. Morrow, Pred
Carr. ]. J. Sherman, d. d.
Missouri: Ministers-Robert ID. Scott, job,
| W. balm, Edward j. Lindsey, Clarence II
Wilson. Eldess-Aiansou Z. Blake, Matthew A
TAYLOR. NJ. D., J. NJ. Creighton.
| Nebraska: Ministers-James ] Lucas. d. ID.
| Henry A. Mackubin. James p. Erwin, David
NicksOn. Elders-Aaron W. Seymour, jaime
{. Robinson, James =. BeddelL
New Jersey: Ministers-Jamcs W. Boal. An
drew ]. Gregg. Vinet i. Taylor. AMI "
Freeman. Elders-John T. Groves, Edwar
p. Moves. L. p. Bush.
New Mexico: Ministers-Reese blackwell
d. d., David Harberson, Joseph E. Andrews
Evert G. Boyer. Elders-wm. L. Bell, jaime
n. Stokes. John Bell
New York: Ministers-David A Cunningham
ID. D.. Aaron NJ. Buchanan. Samuel Patterson
| ID. D.. VIM. J. Boolman. Elders-Augustus s
Lands, James I. Marquis, Joph- w. Ewing.
North Dakota: Ministers-Joseph W. Halls
way, jr., Thos- S. Hugert. VIM S. Carter. Wn
3. Jerome. Elders-James Park, John "
Adams, j. N. Armstrong.
Ohio: Ministers-Hiram w. Congdou. Slate
c. Hepburn. Leonard W. Church, Theodor
Bracken. Elders-Wm. d. Brown, Henry {
Squires. Moses Minthorn.
Oregon: Ministers-Henry G. Collec,
Francis A. WILDER, Thomas C. Straus. Rober
Carahan. Elders. r. Dobaldson, samu,