Evening journal., 1893-10-18


Revs Il. l. Hubbard and john France
were noticed in the congregation.
Report Of Now Castle Presbytery.
The report Of Presbytery Of New Castle
20 the Synod Of Baltimore was submitted.
It was as follows; The presbytery con-
sists Of IS ministers, having under
charge 80 churches with membership Of
6,7i5 There are 1888 ruling elders 81
deacons and l local evangelist The
officers, of the presbytery Is Rev.
John d. Blake, OF Falkland,
moderator. The next meeting will
be held IN Pocomoke City, Md
April TO- 1894 The following are the
chairman of standing committees: Home
Missions-Rev w. Logan, Princess
Anne Md. Foreign Missions-Rev. A. N.
Keigwin this city. Ministerial Relief
Rev T. q. Moore, Middletown. Eiu-
cation Rev. L. Marks. this
city. Church Erection - Rsv. S.
NJ Perry, Chesapeake City. Md.
Publication and Sunday School Work
Rev. j. s. Sioneclpher. Dover Freedman
Rev. J. ID. Blake, Falkland Maness
Elder j A Nicholson Newark Gre
dentials-aev. n II. Miller, Newark
Systematic Benefcence- J. Il Mil
ligan. this city Historical Society Rev.
l. Vallaudingham, Newark. Temper
anoe- Rev w. p, Swartz Aid for Col
leges-Rev. George Thompson.
The report showed that new church
had been organized at Iron Hill with a
membership of 49,
Ffiends of the Chinese.
Professor Purnell, Of Frederick, Nd ,
| tttff 4 Coll
Resolved, That we, the ministers and
elders as tho Synod OF Baltimore hereby
express our qualification at the action OF
the United States House Of Representa-
tives I'm modifying the rigors OF
the Chiuese exclusion act commonly
called the 'deary Law, and
trust that Congress may speedily see its
way clear TO repeal the said Law entirely,
as 10 Is, in our Judgment, partial and
/ invidious, contrary to the spirit Of ouI
free institutions, in violation Of oul
treaty obligations, and the c0mity OF
nations against the progress Of ciyili2a-
tion, and n reproaoh and stumbling
block to the Christian religion"
The resolution was discussed pro anC
con, ana finally referred to a speoia
committee of three TO report this even
ing A numbsr Of other reports werl
read and referred to special committees
Those licensed and Received.
The following were licensed during th
year: Chandler A. Oaks, James Robin
son, Alexander Gilmore, Albert h. keig
win, David Hutcheson. Others wer
ordained as follows: Albert E Keigwin
Chandler A. Oaks, William +. Lewis
James Robinson, j. M. Knox, AleXande
Gilmore and David Hutchinson
Ministers were received during the yea
as follows. Rev w. H. Shepp, fr0r
Presbytery Of Lima; Rev. John Nc
Elmoyle, from Philadelphia Presby iery
Rev George Coulson, Jersey City; Rober
A. Albany, Charles l.. Jefferson, Chester
Tue following were intalled in mel
q churches Rev. j. r Nil igan, Fus
/ Presbyterisn Church; Rev John Nc
l | Elmoyle. ElkiOn; Rev William j. Fritz
/ simmons, Rock.end Zion Rev. w II ShepI
! Georgetown Rev w H. Lewis. Rodne
Street Presbyterian Church; Rev J n
! kuey, Port Deposit; Alexander Gilmor,
Brdgeville; Rev. David Hutchinson
Huntington and FELTON,. Thoa
who dissolved pastoral relation
= we're: Rev. r. Milligan, Rock an
Zion; Rev j. w. Friizsimmonl
, Westminster; Rev S. A. Gayley. D. d
West nottingham; Rev. Thomas
Lee; Gilbert Presbyterian Churcl
+ this city. Rev. James l.. Yallanding
ham, d. D., TO take effect November 81
Ministers Dismissed.
( Rev. +. L Williams. Presbytery
Baltimore; Rev w. L. Lexington, Pre-
! bytery Of Lexington; Rev. J A Lee
Presbytery OF Philadelphia; Rev. Jane
J Robinson, Presbytery OF Lahigh
Rev. John Squire. ID. d., Of Port ID
2 posit, died during the year.