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THE PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD

| Twenteth Century Fund and Other

Subjects Considered.

| The Maritime Synoi, which has been !o eession at Truro for several days, stands adjourned to meet at Chatham, N. B., 10 October of next year. The proceedicgs of

| the Synod were very interesting. Rev. E

A. McCurdy was mcderator.

The augmentation committees 5 ate-

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ment showed that grants were made to 61 ogregations, reqniriag $11,000; contri- buted $9,722.65; 110 congregations gave amount aeked,87 yave less than

}the amountasked, 33 gave no.biog. To } make the income meet the expenditure,

awginented from those Expenditure was

$12 were kept from ali settied

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THE DatLY EXAMINER. CHARLOTTETOWN, OCTOBER 7 1839

sub agents are appouted for d fferent secs

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tions of the Maritime Provinces. Rev. T. F. Fullerton is ageot for P. E. Island. An active canvass will be taken towards the endof October. Macy ministers sub» cribed in the cburse of the day, sums

ranging from twenty to three hundred dollars. PERSONAL.

Rev Messrs. Craise and McKenzie wert

east this morning.

Dr. Dickley left this morning for Hali- fax On an inieresting mission.

Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Maloney crorsei to Pictou te dav en rome to Sydney.

Captain McMillan was a passenger by

| the train for the east this morning.

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Rev. Mr. Sterling went to Emerald this

$17.44 more than the incame, reducing the | Morring, and Rev. Mr. McKay to Ken-

working balance by that amount. One grants are made

ing $10,000, being $1,500 less than asked

last year.

the anoual contribations were larger tban in apy other year. There were 103 cons gregations cortributing, but stilla larger snpual amount is needed. They received $4 414.10 thie year, against $9,915 96 last year. Whle the cost of the new

$7,000 due; but a large amount of this is already subscribed, reducing the indebted- nees to about $3,5C).

The report of the Directors of the La- dies’ College and Conservatory of Music showed that the attendance for the year was 455 as against S97 the previous year. There sre now 10 more residential studeais and 25 more gevernl students than this time last year. The receipts of che two institutions bad been $25,504.00, and ex~ pendiwures only $24,960.00, leaving a enug little balance to the credit of the institu~ tions.

Dr. Campbell, Moderator of the General Assembly of Canada, explained the 20th Century Fond of $1,00,000, itis hoped to raise before the end of 1900. The first department is $400,000 tor the debt fund. This is for the help of struggling congre- gations burdened with debt on their church property. A man will be appoint- edto go out with a eubscription book

aod do practical work in removing the debts and to encourage those who can pay of their own

debts, but are not doing so. It would be proposed to a congregation with a debt of considerable size, that if they raised $1,000 for the con;mon fund, a large portion would be returned to them to relieve their own needs. Another d partmeat 6 to get Strong ccngr°gations who are putting out a large contributiou, to take weaker ones under their wings, and devote a part of their contributions particularly to it or to apportion @ small emount in the hands of the fund, to be used asthe cov ributing church may designate at a later period The Common Fund will be $600,000, of which nearly one half will be for mis- sious. The large sum of money spent anvually in interest of the mission depart- meat, 18 to be done away with, and ibe work extended. Tunis department will bave $104,000. It will also havea church and manse building food. The detailed statement of the expenditure of this $600,- 000 of the second department is as followe:

Home Missions, East...........-+.. $ 6,000 Home Missions, West............. 30,000 Augmentation, East..........+... 3,000 Augmentation, We8i.........++sseeee 15,000 Fereigo Missions, Esst........ 15,000 Foreign Missione, West........ 20,000 French Evangelization............++. 15,000 Presbyterian College, Montreal... 40,0¢0 Queen’s College, Kingston......... 40 000 Koox College, Toronto............ 40,000 Manitoba Coliege, Winoipeg.... 41.000 ee TEI, Mateta t.ccccece cccceeees « . 16.006 Church and Manse Buiiding.... 50,000 Presbyterian Building Fuod...... 10,000 Church Building, Nova Scotia,

New Brunswick & P. E. 1....... 24,909 Aged & Infirm Ministers, East... 12.100 Aged &Infirm Ministers, West.. 69 Ou¥ Foreigo Mission Building, East:.. 10,000 Foreign Mission Building, West.. 50,000 Augmentation for B’ld Fund...... 25 000 Iveach Evangelization Fund...... 20,000

A million dollars is only a emai] amount for us to raise,snd we want to raise !t as an expression of gratitude to God to extend His work. If weget the right spirit we will get more than $1,000,000.00.

Rev. Dr. Robertsor, from the North West, spoke a!so on the same subject, giv-~ ing good encovragemeut from the Weet.

Dr. Gordon, Hal fax, spoke as to the amount of the $1,000,900 .expected to be raised by the Maritime Synod. This tody last year raised $400,000, out of $2,500,- 000, for all church purposes, that would be that this Synod may be expected to con- tribute $175,000. Dr. Campbell pointed out that subscriptions can be allotied to avy of the echemes of the Fund, that they

may be paid at any time, and that minister’s coutribu- tions are expected to be credited to their corgregations. The wmipisters

throughout the Church are attempting to raise among themselves 1-10 —$100,000-—- of the whole fund, thus each minister on the average, will give one-tenth as much as his whole congregation. The ministers are taking the lead in giviog, and are asking their ficcks to follow.

A ecries of comprehensive resolutions was'moved by Robert Murray and spoken to by ministers and eldere. There was interest intense, and perfect unanimity with every point; the last resolution ex~ preseing full determination, by God’s help, io bringthis great enterprise to & success~ ful conclusion, was carried by a standing vote. Dr. Gordon, at the request of the moderater, offered prayer.

A committee has been appointed to carry out the directions of the synod and of the assembly. The organization for

| Regarding the Presbvterian College at | Halifax, Dr. Sedgwick poiuted out that

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securing subscriptions is complete. Hight!

! volunteered for active

Sixty- | Sington. for this year, requir. |

Miss Mattie Cautwell by the western train Boston.

was a passenger today en route to

Mise Stewart was a passenger by the western train this morning returning to Sackville.

Mr. T. © James was a passenger by the Princess yesterday afternoon,returning from Truro.

It ie announced in London that Lord

building was $20,752, there hag beeu re- | Aberdeen wi!l accompany Lady Aberdeen veiyed to date $13,627, leaving about | on her trip to Canada.

Mr. Chas. Nicol!, of Montreal, is in the city in the interest of the James Smart Maoufsecturing Company.

Mr. Matthias Smith, of Emerald, and a num er of other teacbere who had been attending the convention, went west ioday.

Mr. W. F. Humpbrey, of the Moncton Wooler Mills, who has beea here tor seve- ral days past, crossed to the mainland to- day.

Mrs. Sullivan,wife of Chief Justice Sulli- vac, of Prince Kdward Island, is the guest of her son. Mr. W. F. C. Sullivan, 34 St. Mathew etreet.— Montreal Star.

Rev. T. F. Fullerton and a number of other clergymen who bave been attending the Presbyterian Synod at Truro crosced from Pictou by the Princess yesterday.

Lieut. ArthurJ. B. Mellich, AD C, No. 1 Company, 820d Battalion, is one ot the Canadisu m litia officers who have service in South Africa.

Mr. A. J. McFadyeu, of J. H. Myrick & Co’s, establishment, was @ passenger by the western train this morning returaing to ‘Yigoish. He was a passenger by the Prin- cess last evening.

Mr. William Wright, representirg James Coristine & Co., Montreal, arrived in Charlottetown last evening. Mr. Wright has been in Summerside and other points west for some days. He reports business excell-nt.

Mr. P. S. Spencer, of Moncton, was a passenger by last nignt’s express. Mr. Spencer has accepted a position as diss

pensing clerk in Messrs Jobneon & Johnoson’s upto vn drug store. Mr. Water Cotton, B. A. and Mr.

Charles R. Harris were passengers by the Princesse this

morning en route to Windsor, the former to take a port graduate course at K'ng’s

College ; the latter to enter as a fresh- man,

Qaeen Hotel—H A Rich, Houlton, Me; G L Brown, St. Joho, N B; Thos E How- ard, Montreal; Mrand Mrs P H Foley North Attleboro, Mas‘; Sadie Conaty Providence. R I; Bernard Conaty, do Louise Conaty, do; A J Martin, New York: EJ Jamieson, Culbane, Chase sod Wesiou Minstrels.

Hotel Daviee : Mrs Martin and daughter, Dundas; B D Mcl:od, Great Falls, Mon- tana; Mrs W G Macdonald, Veruon River; Mre McDonald, Glenaladale; J Rogers, Montreal; E G Brown, Toronto; Charles Nicoll, Montreal; AJ McFadyen, Tig- nith ; GD Dosnison, Montreal; T Ccs- tetlo, Kensington; W Wright, Montreal ; Joho Homith, Toronto; Frank LeFebvre, Moutreal.

Weeks & Co. have something that will int rest you. See ad. ia another column. —The Peoples’ Store.

Underwear—Men’s heavy all wool ribbed underwear, regular price, $1.30 per cuit, tonight $1.—Weeke & Co., The People’s Score.

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EVENING INSTRUCTION

At the P, E, I. Commer- tial College will com- mence on Monday, Oct. 9th inst, at 7 30 p. m. Instruction in Arithmetic Book-Keeping,Shorthand, Penmanship, ‘Typewrit- ing, &c. Day students admitted free. Apply at once to

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Local and Other tems.

Tae Weatner —Sirong east and north winds Cloudy and rainy. Loyat Crvusapers tegular meeting of | Company 4, on Monday at 6 30. ciciliicnall -~—Court Charlottetown meet Initiation and im portant busi-

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Perice Coart.— Daniei Chipman was fined $3 or 14 days this morning for drunk- enuners,

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Vicroria Division. —Mondav evening io Wrizht’s Hall. Come and hear about | the contest, Visitors welcome.

Song Service at the Gospel meeting | in Prows-'s new block to-morrow after noon at3 45, Strangers always welcome

AnoTHer{{Bazaar.—A bazaar will be held in St. Peter’s Church congregation on the7th of December. Particulars later,

Bic Ratyratt—U pwards of three inches of rain fellduring the storm which began yesterday afiernoon. This isthe heaviest fall of rain for many years.

CoaL ArRrivats.—Schoonera A. S. Townshend, Edwin A. Crozier, Tarquin, Leverett, Ellerie and Lifeboat arrived today all coal laden to C. Ivons & Co.

Civy Taxes —These who have not al- ready paid their taxes are asked to do so as s00n a8 possible before the defaulters list is prepared for publication.

eionlities

GospeL Meerive — Remember the Gospel Meeting in Prowee’s new block, Snoday afternoon. Strangers always welcome, Lesson, Isaiah 9 6: The Prince of Peace.

Krucer Says.—‘*Builets came by thous- ands at the time of the Jameson raid, but the burghers were untouched. Over a bundred were killed onthe other side, showing the Lord directed our bullets. The Lord rules the world.’

TreS. S. Bonavista now loading at Montreal, sails on Tuesday morning for Ch’town, North Sydney and St. John’e, Nfll. She will de due at Charlottztown on Friday morning, Oct. 13th. For further particulars fsee advertisement or apply to Peake Bros & Co, agents.

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Liberal Conservative Convention

A convention of the Liberal-Conservat- ive party of the fourth district of King’s Co., will meet in the Murray River Hall, on Monday, the 9ih day of October, for the purpose of selecting a Candidate to contest the district at the approaching bye election. Meeting at 2 o’clock, pm A full attendance of delegates from each poll is requested.

JOHN LIVINGSTON, Secy A.B. McNEILL, Pres.,

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