The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
DEnAwAnn sArrn.r UNION
The rrs@peet. for an orphanase Asysnm a
mnrord are far From rsriaht. 4.

This mornings session OF the Dslaware
al exercises conducted by Rev. b. >. Hav.
age OF Milford. The report OF com mitteee
followed, the principal one being that OK
the trustees on the motion made by Rev.
b. =. Savage yesterday to organize an or
phan asylum at Milford.
Mr.. Gregg for the trustees reported
that the m otion had been considered and
the project deemed inadvlsaDle at the
present time. It was therefore referred
back to the u nion.
The question which caused the dIssen-
tlon was the locality OF the orphnnaGe.
True 1t was the bullilngs were owned by
the union. but the expense would be 90
great that 1t would be aim ost impossible
TO keep 1t up. hnRore was believed to bo
O more suitable place for the erphanape.
Then followed a disou5son between the
members. but Mr. Gregg replied that he
thought Il would be wasting time TO refer
the matter again to the trustees
Moderator Hewes suggested that
special committee he appointed to take
charge OF the matter and his suggestion
was put In the form OF motion and car
ried by vote OF 30 TO o. but the oom init
teemen wore not named. report Will
be made at the next meeting.
MIR. Gregg announced that the trustees
had made several changes In the by laws
the principal one belug I he annual eioc-
tion OF a treasurer. The body approved
Emmons TO the position. Brothers Gresg.
Russell. Washington Jones and y. y.
Slemmins were elected trustees Tor two
years.
yearly report OF Tr Treasurer Buddingtou
reported that all wae correct and thae
there was balance on naud Of $1,000. The
report was adopted after Moderator
Howes said he was glad that ono body ~
least had q treasury fund.
Tba raadtnp 0f latfArR from Tho ,tif0r-
ent churches was next on the program me.
but the matter was deferred on account
OF the com mtttee not having completed
its work.
The letters will bs read this afternoon.
Rev. w. X. Patton, Of Media. preached
doetrlDal sermon on "Ihe Power OF the
| Holy Spirit"
There were i13 delegates In attendance.
but this lumber is OK pected to be incrsas.
ell to 7OO before tonight when the oon.
vention closes.
This afternoons programme of bust.
ness 10:
400. Devotional exercises led by Mrs.
| NJ. H. Beokwith.
,s.so. Our Training School. Miss M. ].
| 2.i5. Woman's Missionary Societies;
| home. Frances N. Schuyler; foreign. Mrs.
| Kirkpatrick. OF Burma.
$50. Our Missionary Needs and Re.
souroee." Rev. Francis G. Merrill.
400. @Publlcation Society, Rev. A. j..
/ Rowland, d. ID. Offering. BusIness.
1 Reading of minutes.
800. Adjourn.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
! Meeting OF Federation OF Baptist Young
/ People.
Ills. Song Service.
| 1880. Our Great Conventions. Boston 'es.
Rev. 3. B. Meeser. Baltimore 'e5, Rev. o.
g. Buddington.
500. benefits OF Practical Fedsration /"
]. Percy Sill.
8 15. Offering.
Peudleto Esq
1856. ReadlHg a,tnutes.
300. Adjourn.
1hese are the uelegates who are being
entertained by members OF the churcn
here.
Rev. D. T. Fryer and wife, OF North
Baptist Church, by J. II. Applsby; Rev. A.
|. Judson FarmaD, Brandy wine, at CLAYTON
House; Joseph Newell. by Norman Bott-
geri Rev. r. Fl, Middieditch. Ridley Park.
by Rev. W.. A. Waliing; Mrs. Townsend
Worrail. Media by 9. A. Olure; Rev.
Miller Jones and wife, Village Green, by
Mrs. Grub; Mrs. H. L. Knight and Mrs.
Oils W. Evans, Dover. by Mrs Cook.
h. ]. Owens. Huntington, by Rev. DIR.
Heath; Mrs. II. NJ. Stout. Harrington, by
wife; of Media by j. II. Wescott; Mrs. d.
M. Field, of Village Green, by AT. Downs;
Mlss Stout, Dover, by Mrs. Dill; Rev. f.
Homes. Harrington by Chas. b. Lore; Mist
Smith anu Mrs. Howes. Harrington.
by Mrs. L. BhaEespeare; Rev. b. ].
Savage OF Milford by Emma Cardwell
William Russell and wife OF Media by
James Barkley; Mrs. s. q. Ward OF Ridley
Park by Mira. Charles Cant we'll; Rev. John
Brooks, Philadelphia by 2. b. Ayurs.