The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-27
Public Meetings of the Alliance.
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The delegates to the General Conference are to
have social reception by the chief oflcers of tho
United States branch in the parlors Of the Young
Mems Christian Association on Thursday evening,
at seven O'Clock After social introduct0ns and an
exchange OF greetings the company will partake
OF q collation., subsequent to which the foreign
members will be formally welcomed in an address
by Rev. William Adams, and responses viii be
made by one or more speakers from each Of the ma
ttOnalities represented. Cards OF admission to
this reception Will De on SALE
FRIDAY, OCT. 8.
Madison Square ChurCh-Nine A. M-DevOti0nal
service; and the same every morning at the same
hour.
ganization of the Conference, and reports on the
present state OF Christendom
SATURDAY, OCT 4.
Association Hall-Ten A. M. and two p M.-Sub-
ject for the day :-"Cnrst1an Union"
SUNDAY, OCT. 8.
Preaching In various churches by foreign dele
Academy Of Music-Hafpast seven P. Md
dresses by foreign delegates.
Association Hall-Ten A. M. and two p M.-Sub-
ject for the day:-"Christianity and Its Antago-
Association HaIl-Half-past seven P. Md
dresses in the French language.
TUESDAY, OCT. T.
Association Han-Ten A. NJ. and two p M.-Sub-
Broadway TaDernacle-Halfp past seven P. NJ
Addresses by foreign delegates.
... WE WEDNESDAY,, OCT
ASBOCl8LOn A.. M. 4. NJ
jeot lor the INSTRUMENTATION and Romanlsm."
Brooklyn Academy OF Musc-Halfpast seven
p. M.-Addresses by foreign delegates and others.
Association Hall-Ten A. M. and two PM.-Sub-
jet for the day :-'Christanity and Civil Govern
Church of the Disciples (Dr. Hepworth's)-Halr
past seven p. M.-Addresses BY foreign delegates
Ano o'n'''. FRIDAY. OCT TO-
Association Hall en- A. M. ana two P. M;-sub-
ject for the day:-"Chrstlan Missions-Foreign
Association Hall-Halfpast seven p. Md
dresses In the German language.
Association Hall-Ten A. M. and two p. M.-Sub-
ject FOR the dsy-"Chrstianity and Social Re-
forms"
Preaching in various churches BY foregin minis
Academy of Music, Haf-past seven p. M.-Closing
service Of the Conference with addresses and
prayers 10 the several languages represented:
tied number Of reserved seats are sold. AS admis-
sons are necessarily restricted TO the capacity or
the houses. tickets Will be furnished gratuitously
at the door in the order OF application.
The morning sessions Of the Conference VIII Close
served in the upper lecture room OF the Assoca-
ton Hall, free to all members OF the conference.
Others Qadies and gentlemen) may purchase tickets
The afternoon sessions will begin ct two O'Clock
No 0i legislative functions inhere in the General
Conference which Is merely Tor discussion upon
religious and humanitarian topics. The appointed
0eIeRALeS
upon their several topics As arranged, AFTER which
remarks upon the subject Will be heard from any
member who may rise in his place upon the floor.
III the speaker intends TO continue to any constd-
cradle length he will generally he invited by the
Chairman TO address the audience from the plat
form.
Foreign Delegates Arrived.
Rev. WIN. Arnot, d. D., Edinburg, Presbyterian.
Rev. Joseph Angus, d. d., London, Baptist.
Rev. Thomas W. Ardury, London, COngrega-
Rev W, A. Aveing, London. cougreeationalist
Rev ". Il. Smith Aubrey, London, Congrega-
tionalist
REV L. 3. Berkeley, Lurgan, Ireland, Presbyterian.
Rev John Balm, Montrose Scotland, Presbyterian.
Rev. Alex Burnett, Aberdeen, Scotland. Baptist.
J. ID. Carnegie, Dublin, Ireland, Presbyterian.
j.. Compton. Chelsea England, Congregation
Rev. John Evans, Liverpool Welsh Wesleyan
Rev. Canon W. Ii. FrcmantIe, London, church Of
England
Rev. ]. G. Galloway, London, Congregationalist.
Rev. s. Q. Gordon. N. A. d. D., Reading, England,
Congregationalist
Mr.. s. M. Greer, Dublin, Presbyterian.
Rev. ]. @. Harrison, Lonuon, Congregationalist.
Rev. Robert Hamilton Brighton, England, Con.
gregationast.
Joseph Hanah, ESQ, Leicester, England, Congre-
gationalist.
Rev. wiliam Harris, London, England, Metho.
dist.
Rev. A. A. Isascs, Leicester, England, Episco.
Rev. Professor J. Harris Jones, Pm. D., Trevacea