The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

Proceedings of Tie Gnird Day. Session OF
the synod of tafaw "a.

Proceedings of tie Ihird Day. Session OF
the synod of Cataw' "a.
Yesterdays session OF tho Synod Of Ca
taWll con, ,nod at $3.50 clock a. VI. with
nravor bv Nicc-Ai0doiator shaw. and icy.
vs.. H. Weaver. H.. h.. Of the synod oi
Baltimore. Was accorded coile-roiui'-
I IIellItI sup.
.,ne synod resolved that the Women s.
/ Syuodi,us Missionary society Doe lece--
lIltd a7 at Present ol-aulLcu 10 'oi'.-.i"-
/ nicate to tlr president ol sald society l"e
NIu OF synod.
Ylc report 0f The Committee on Educd-
/ ton was received ana ADOPTED after du'
/ .l., u--lou hv keg-. e. -. Campbell, W.
/ J.. Carr. ana l.. j. Sanders. -. -.
ies. d. G.. stewart -. A.. ol the 'uNl' 10
I of the Covenant. Was accorded the pilNl-
le-e OF corresponding membership III o.
Stewart spoke with power ana nlHe77' -
/ lreetinG nom Key. =. =. toWaH' - ~
oil ,lu-burl. was received wItn appic-
citation.
1le synod WAS opened with prayed hy
Rev q e. shaw. Elder Charles Niillaih7
,.-.s excused for tardine-s. The Com
mittee ON Home Missions reported, ana
DO Was received ana adopted.
The report OF freedmen being unable TO
report. the Committee on Temperance
next reported This report evoked much
discussion. which was very proAta"ie.
IoblcoO and whisky were denied a place
in tho catalogue OF Christian luNuries.
rev. }. h.. COOK. presiding elder oi a. VI.
L. church. and ktg. ". il. Gulins were
accorded corresponding membership ana
thcy participated i'm the discussion.
Inc judicial committee next reported
and th, report was adopted. This report
recommended the entertaining the COM
plants of Rev. g.. &. shaw against cape
Fear Prosbyiery, Of iluer =. y. lem
against Cape Fear Presbytery, ana OF
Rev. j. 4. Wright against Presbytery OF
Southern Nir2iuia The cOmpl amt or lsrF.
g.. G.. shaw Nas made the nrst order OF
Saturday morning session, cape T. tti
Prcshytery 10 Doe represented by Key. W .
4. Byrd, complaint of l.. y. Dent second
order Cape Fear Prcsbytery 10 DE repre-
scented by Rev. ~. \. Byrd, complaint OF
heV. j. 4. Nrieht. first order of after
moons session. ROY. j. a. Wright 10 DE
represented hy Rev. i. j. Sandcrs. -. D..
and Ir,shytcry of Southern Virginia 70
/ Dee represented 10y ReVs. II. G. Maory' W.
n. Carr. and g. e.. Campbell
Report OF Freedmen was next gwen ana
+ approved
/ Synod adjourned with prayer by Rev.
II. G.. Mahry ID. ID.
The synod met Tor the evening session,
ana was opened with prayer by Rev. II.
O.. Miller OF the synod of New York.
/ The programme for the evening session
was as follows: First address. "Prcsby-
! terauIsm." by Rev ID. j. Sanders. u. H.,
! lktN. II. q. Mll'lf anu new w H.
/ Weaver. -. d.. address on sunday
+ School Work boy Dr. @. u. billiard. Rev.
. W. 4. Nancey. and Elder ). ~. Wick adj
/ dress ON "Our schools 10y Rev. q. O..
+ Campbell. j. 4. Savage. and G.. q. Shaw.
ON Thursday night the synodical COM
muuiOn was observed. Rev Or. Wyche
administered the bread and Rev. CAN'T
the wine. The synod was visited by the
Ministers Association of Richmond ana
Manchester. The welcome given 10 THIS
body by the moderator was Of high o.
der DO was responded TO by the Roy. Dr.
Hoge. Rev G.. l.. Hyde Dr. J. i. Smith.
Dr. h. =. Kerr Rev. James l.. Cook. and
Rev. G.. NJ Chumbley made brief adj
dresses. 1.-THE great Presbyterian
Church Or Hoge said. republican in
IT'S form 5000 o00 strong, IS a powerful
agency in Gods hands. Christanizine.
educating and evangelizing the world.
a glowing tribute was paid to Rev. J. L.
Rawllns by Rev. Dr.. Kerr.
The synod was favored with beauti-
ful solo rendered by Mrs. \. d. Price,
Mrs Mabel Hill. oreanist.
Mr. Robert Whittet was also introduced
70 the synod. and made appropriate re-
marks.