The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-05-25
Indiana state Sunday school Convention ,

Pastors and Supelintendents viii please csll atten-
ton to this Annual Meeting, and give notice two
sabbsths, previou and have the programme pub
lished in the local papers.
The following basis OF representation has been
adopted BY the Executive Committee: ~ztsa -7-ztfs
sin addition to the Pastor of the Church, each
Sabbath School is entitled to delegate for one
hundred SCHOLARS, or less number and one for
every additional hundred, or fraction fifty"
Delegates are desired to come prepared to pay the
necessary expenses Of the Conventiou--the Schools
appoitng them to make small contribution for that
Pnrpose..a so9ls84~~- Es2@1C1&8 tstHsE
The citizens Of Richmond = i'll extend liberal hos
ptality to those who attend the Convention, and
terrain delegates free of expense practicable
1t is intended to make the Convention practically
useful occasion, in which all the delegates may par
ticipate-hence time will be given for short discus
sioIs on each topic.
Delegates from each county will select some one
in advance 10 report from their county. &a-a4
Delegates will report arrival 10 the Committee
on Entertainment, at the Depot. ae@ffI e
g As soon the definite arrangement can be made
with the railroads. due notice will be given through
the papers. se % sleta asst 35a
sssfnf7a gaHs s PROGRAMME: f iafsesih
Tuesday .J,n,e 15h 80 4G5y
1902. H.-Addresses-Rev. j. D.. Sevringhaus,
Hon. A. G. Downey. zrfzs rf
p Fa Wednesday, June 18Th. 4l1
500 A.. M.-Devotional Exercises. t EzszI
$50 A. NJ Address of the President and appoint
ment of Committees. aHsaa asy +sl9
800 A. M.-Brief Reports FROM Counties. sssB
& 1880 A. H.-Reviewed, Col. John W. Ray. ioi
> 0:45 A.M.-Discussions on above topics. eS1
200 P. M.-Devotional Exercises . 1ul
2:30 r. Address, Thomas II. Skinner D. d :, Of
Fort Wayne, "The early Regenel alton of Sabbath
School Children" 81 5B..--rr.F q
ESQ P. M.--Infant Glass, Model Lesson, Criticism
By Convention. and discussion on Infant Classes.
Evenins. S-
1850 P. x.-Devotional Exercises ..,
500 P. M.-Address, Z. R.~Brockwry, of Detroit,
(Pres't Mich. State 8. s. Unon;) "Duties and Res
possibilities of Sabbath School Teachers" Remarks
on address.
M ISIS Thwsday June 17M 2=
r. 500 4. M.-Devotional Exercises.
$50 A. M.-Report of Committee-Election Of off,
GERS, &c. tz g# e. h4a tt'
500 a. a.-Address, Prof NJ. R. Barnard, of In.
dianapolis, Method of Teaching and Studying the
Bible in Sabbath Schools" o9 ~
& 9:z5 A.A-Discussion on same sF1
1880 A. M.-Bblea Class conducted by j. r. Os-
good, of indianapolis, Discus sion Lesson, and
Bible Glasses. s fo -et51e is
zoo P. M.-Devo tienal Exercises f-. a1
$50 P. M.-Address, Rev. c. N. Sims, of Indian
apolis, "Cheerfulness.' Miscellaneous business.
aE4 ss Eccains.
Brief Remarks from Sabbath Soho oil Workers.
Adjournment. EE8
Edwin Bo, tn and Mary Mcvicker will be married
Eext mouth. 11sa --A -Ds
The registration, OF Memphis indicates s,o3S white
and 5,oi2 black voters
The liquor dealers of Indianapolis have agreed to
close their saloons Sunday. 1as
"A Woman ST fage Convention is called to meet in
indianapolis on the 9Th and 9Th of June.
At a moderate estimate, the number of pins man
ufactured weekly in Birmingham exceeds 200 900
Army officers appointed to Indian agencies are
dissatisfied with their duties, and many of them
contemplate resigning. &E lass,
A white boy met a colored lad the other day, and
asked him what he had such a short for. 81
spect it wont poke itself into other peoples bus-
ness oT
: Friedrich W. Seward, son of ex-Secretary Seward
and late Assistant Secretary of State, has purchased
splendid estate at Irvington, the Hudson river
and proposes to live there permanently.
Mr. Nelson, Minister 10 MexlcOs lett 1erre Haute
the goth inst. for his post of duty He goes via
New. Orleans and Havana. His family and Hon. Jas.
St Clair Boa, of Illinois, Secretary of Legation,
company him. F5.v - ee1 - ~
~ A country clergyman says be has married but one
couple ina year, and that they paid him nothing,
stayed to dinner it rainy day, then borrowed
his umbrella when they left, which he has never Seen
since. = ze.zses.sn 81 ai
Wales along during the year 1865, and the deaths
during that per iod under 500 ,000 clear addi
ton of some 100000 was made to the population of
the country. Upon average. 10000 or $4,000 per-
sons leave yearly, that the net, increase of the
popul alton may be put perhaps, at 100000.
2@When a young lady is very frivolous" said
gentleman with Pecksnifian air of speaking on
general terms and meaning one in particular,
IL pay very little attention to what she says Her
marks pass in at and out of the other.'-
"That is upon the principle that things pass readily
through vacuum" rejoned the lady. -'f
q Putting Their Foot IA very cuiious mode OF
trying the title of land is practiced in Hndostan.
Two holes dug disputed spot. in each of which
the plaintiffs lawyers put of their legs, and re-
main there until of them is tired, in which case
his client is defeated In this country it is the Client
aud not the lawyer, who puts his foot IN IL.
The supply of fractional currency in the Treasury
being exhausted, fractional notes notes Of
denominations of one two dollars will be issued in
exchange for old currency until the new plates and
the water marked paper recently ordered by the Sec
rotary ready, which will be about the LIST of next
July.
A bill contracted by Secretary Seward in tele-
graphing the cable to Reverdy johnson has been
presented Secretary Fish by the agent of the tel
egraph company, for payment. 1t consists of sin
gle item, and amounts to $4,000. Secretary Fish
declined to pay it, and when it presented Pres
dent Grant, he sent it to Attorney General Hoar for
opinion, which he is now engaged On.
of New York foreign goods to the of "a mil