, 1874-06-29

C1084n3 uAy OF the G0nFGEt1nUs
Special D.spateh to Ths chseaao Tribune.
DAYTON, O., June 28.-The religious services
in all tho Protestant churches Of the city and 1T
tho National Solfiors' Homo wero conducted by
tho delegates Of zach International Convention
assembled at the. church to listen to the distin-
guished Christian strangers who conducted tho
80, vicos At2 o'clock tho pupils OF all the Sun
day-schools in tho city met ut Musio
uall on invitation Of the Oonyon-
tion, aud wore instructed addressed, and highly
entertained BY speeches and music. Tho farewell
meeting Of Tho Association took place ut
tho commodious hall was taken up, and hun
drodB wore turned away. not beiug able to gain
admittance. Short speeches were made by
great number Of delegates, intorspersed, with
tho city. The delegates wero loud in their
praise Of the Young Mems CAristiau
Association Of Dayton, aud Of tho hospitablo
people Of the city. who 30 highly entertained
ton has accomplished much good, byintetchango
OF ideas. The management OF tho different
Associations throughout tho country will load
hereafter to 8 moro systematic work. and 1t is
bo!ieysd TINT tue good to be accomplished T VIII
Convention at 10 o'clock adjourned to meet in
Richmond, W., some time during 1876.
(To III. Associated Pr, ss.l
E0uNTH DAY ENOGEEUlNHH.
DAYTON, O., Juue 25.-Thc International
Convention met in Music Hall at $3.50. Tho
topic OF discussion, "AsHocatonB in small
eusson opened by II. r. Way, Of
oIi osher members. S, Tlo next topic was ':opon-
mir meetings." in Which Mr.. Binlaslk, OF WASH
| ington, d. G., was assigned tho leading part.
| Tie discussion OF there two topics consumed
tho forenoon session, when the Convention took
recess unit. 8 p. m.
! The topic, "Asaociation Boarding Houses. J"
VIVA announced and discussed by A[r. Willsio. OF
Toronto, Ont. md others. Another topic, How
can the Association, especially u large clt!eTs
was discussed ut length BY the Roy: G. A. Hail. Of
Washington, D. O., Alr. Giuasop, Of boston, aud
number Of other mcmborB.
| THE RESOLUTIONS.
| 4 epeeinl committee reported resolutions,
which wero unanimously adopted expressing
tho sincere aud hearty thanks Of tho Convention
to tho prosilont, Vice-proadont Secretaries.
aud MI the officers who had 10 ably aud impair
t'al!y performed tholr duty; to tho oc9rs ers
: their cordial welcome mud untlr'ng zenl, con-
trbuttng In so many ways to tho happiness aud
comfort Of tho delegates IN attendance; es-
poc,ally to tho postmiusrcsa, who 30 faithfully
pns!ora and mon1bors Of tue various churclsos
tim greetings, aud for opening their
beautiful edinco for aervces;, to the ladisb OF
Dayton-God bless thom-wao pad extended Il TO
suoi, magnificent reception, at tho First
Presbyterian Church, to tho municipal
officers aud citizens for, their !, e9rdia! ID a.
s n2,u, q5 ,voI nss sa obo e es'PsaSsi msa S
occupied 80 much valuable space In giving to
the world correct account Of tAa ProceodlnEs
of tho Convention, aud to the propfletorH anu
officers Of tho hotolH, railrond and steamboat
companies who have extended faVora to dolo'
gates. ....-......
ALL UNF1NI8nEp Du6INEas
of tho Convention was referred to tho Executive
Committee with power to act After singing, a
rocosa WAS taken till 1850 p. N.
eroiaes, . iettos from ! number Of ladies il
'Ss'ue of oaeoagomout waa f'ls; for tic Goavsnson
and stating * slat tho ladies had ~ ag1ees ;, e.
to rass $2o GOO for tue nessn efaason Or naS
Cleveland, the building to bo tho headquarters
for reform In that city.
request for prayers IN behalf tho Woman'l
Temperance Tongue of Dayton 'Sas read, anc
Tho topic for discussion, "Tto most efteottvt
Aien's Christian AHaoclatlon," WAS takon vi
discussed by wao g. y e'aHsa y sss S D0'Gn ha
S%Susin y. Il. Davenport. H 81 Eric, i ia. sherf i
rhonau, OF Hamilton.i Out; ". uiut
Smith, Of England, and othors. After singing
and prayer, bonodiotioil was pronounced, uus
the Convention adjourned.
| LAAT DAY.
Sunday sorylcoB were hAd In all the Eyapgol
cal ohurohea Of tho oily to.day at which ad
dresses and sermone wero delivered by doloyatc'
to tho Convention. All tho churches wore oroWde.
aud tho services OF more than usual interest.
Tho afternoon meeting for young u1el
WAS had At tue Music Hall, which was largel.
attended. Interesting addrosHsa wore delivered
by number Ut deloHstes which creates