The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-08
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81 BRA "a RHiETOSs u ~ & x
When a letter OF important e{ IS pre-
pared to mail and q stamp liz haFd to,
nnd 1T Is the occasion OF no little worry;
put now aimee NIT. b .Tutc,er Keeps
an ample supply OF stamps at his cigar
stand, at the corner OF Park and Branl-
io .I5 avenues there needs be- no more
t tr now about the question. Here
to get aSstamp A supply Of stamps
Is a public benefit i i 8
The report comes from Memorial
Christian Temple. Rev. j. p. Barrett.
DID, pastor. that Tile! revival meeting
under conduct Of the Quaker Evangelist
KEGS is progressing Very satisfactorily.
,Epworth League meeting at 8 O'Clock
Tonight at McKendree and Trinity M.
E. churches ~ ~ So - 4 ~
Rev DR., Battle. Of Petersburg. va Va
WIN lecture at Park avenue Baptist
church Tonight under auspices Of the
Mems Union Of the church. rs
NORFOLK. PR 4 2
:, The opening exercises yesterday morn
E1g were conducted by Rev. Mr. Slay-
maker of Berkeley. II s5 n. E1 s -
The matter OF making Lambert's
Point an Independent station was laid
on the table for the present. s,.t1'5,t
Key MIR. Darnall asked perm ssion to
church was cited to appear by. commits
sloners at an adjourned meeting, to be
held In Washington on Tuesday night
next, TO show cause why the resigna.
ton shall not be accepted
reports of commissioners to Install
various pastors were approved.
The report of the Committee on the
Sabbath was approved.
+ me first Wednesday n November was
appointed as the time for the installa-
ton of Rev. Mr.. Eggleston. of the Ports
mouth church-Rev. Or. Lacy to preach.
Rev .Mr. Wexford to make the charge
10 the people, Rev. Mr.. Chinn the charge
10 the pastor, with Revs. McCluer,
March and Slaymaker as alternates.
The report of the Committee on Home
Missions was approved. :k1j
The certificate Of dismissal of Mr..
w ]. King from the East Hanover
Presbytery was received.
me order of the day having arrived.
the Presbytery heard trial sermons
from LiceEtiate w. J. King candidate
for ordination), and from Mr.. II, l.,
Walton candidate for licensure). Both
sustained as satisfactory parts Of trial
The examination of Mr.. Walton was
approved as whole, and he was lie
ensed. ~ 17.SiS'
Mr. Kings examination was sustain
ed on experimental religion, theology,
church government and sacraments.
y call from York River church was
presented and deferred FOR the present.
a recess was taken TIL 7:45 p. m.
Excursion to Virginia Beach in the
afternoon.
The evening session was called to
order by the Moderator and religious
services conducted by Rev. Mr.. Wal
lace. -
The report Of the Committee on For
eisn Missions being now In order, Rev.
Mr.. slaymaker read the report after
which he introduced Rev. C. X. Cum
ming. missionary to Japan, who oc-
cup!ed some time In giving a most in
teresSng account Of his labors and ex-
perience over a period of eight years
among the Japanese. The audience gave
the closest attention to his account Of
the work, It's difficulties. encourage
ments and prospects. Attractive fea-
lures of the occasion were pictures and
map which the speaker used for IL
lustration.
On motion, the report on Foreign Mis-
slons was received.
This meeting closed with prayer by
Rev. DR.. Lacy.
On motion. the Presbytery adjourned
to meet Mt $50 n. m. to-day.
Diseases often Turk in the blood before
they openly manifest themselves There
fore keep the blood pure with Hoods Sar-
saHarilla-