, 1881-02-27


The second days session Of tho Cook
tered upon at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning
in Lower Farwell Hall, President D. W.
Potter i'll the chair. The attendance was
quite large and included many ladies.
4 sOng-seFyice lead the days proceedings.
Prof. c. G. Case conducting it.
The'report Of Treasurer l.. S. Lindsey was
presented by Mr.. II. S. Vail, and showed the
total receipts since the date Of tie last report
to have aggregated s9;o.ss, and the disburse-
ments sstt.222, sstt1 - leaving balance in the treas
ury of ss3.GG The report stated that the
salary OF the superintendent .lad been paid
by individual contributions. 2. u. Armour
gave the first S100, but the names of the other
contributors We're withheld.
The Teachers Work" was the topic Of
discussion for the morning. Alr. B. F. ia
cobs introduced it by talking about THE
Teachers Bible. and How to Use It," his re-
marks being made up Of wise Instructions as
to the manner of teaching with the Scripture.
Success i'll Teaching, and How to Attain
IT," was discussed by the Rev. s. t. Wishard
j, an able and entertaining style, and The
His Work. WAS the side from which Mr.. G.
II. Morton spoke upon the topic.
70 fill out the tiue until the noon meeting,
appropriate remarks were made by different
In tle fernoon q! 100 came the eldrens meet
ing US a finale to the Convention. The pro-
gram fur this meeting had been prepared
solely for the edification and Instruction of
the little folks and it Is safe to say that it was
nyer ~ Ia tT sten "a" IN chicamo @ il - wns en.
nonnced 10 commence at $3.50 O'Clock,
and shortly before 2 the young people
began pouring into the hall, occasionally ac-
tt - S;th oI oyl tbeir Ge Y ~, is
t;nn nou fo flirrct them e ovs and ~" ~iris t cnnr
alone @ "a and in crowds, and ieacers cam came WITH WITH
cnntinnai cnn srecn ne j,,tn The hniI for ahnt ny
hnr,r. Thr tioor Of 1he auditorium and and the ,.
noiIrrv we're without sjnrle yacant sen seat nv hv
fhs time. and stilI the inct,ine cf the earrr w
ard sxpSstsnt ys9nEss5; seemed 9adii1 5
thn vc,tInfin 6cinp nt,,,e nf the hest the % a;
n ~ the nInca nrew onnrnssive Fort,ma1eiv @ @ M
tiis rrsnit I,a3i heeu 'ii fnreserf nv tbe 1nai-
- 1a,nnnt AMI fhe First II + rInr,I, at ti,a
u been ~ secl;red l fur M tI,e acco,mmation r.
ha nrnrHow ilnorEpenrrs syer. arrnrIi ;nuir
Stationed at the foot Of the stairs leading to
Farwell Hali. and as the children nresentrd
tlln,msnIyes here re- tnev W we're .irectcd to- ti,e,
Witnessed. although on not g,lite 50 large n
scala Einnr md ssa 1iery wer,. snnn crnw.ad
ami s,},en The stni. fimal1v came Il was nsti,
matpd fiat Farwell Waii held nnwarf1s of
& 0[|[l yn11ur nnonla and tEa chm rr;1 a,ont |
I'm
1'tI,e ';Tha Forve1t Fall nneetinp onenod with an
nrayer by the Tey, d. q. Tay1or~
~ The Centrai lSantist Gnnr'l, and was foi, |
loved hs- shnrt snrvjce of song in which |
the children ali participated, every one Of
them heinr nroyiTlrd WITH n nrogram con-
taining the hynns printed. And the strength
of the m1,sic was mighty. The 3.000 |
childish Voices we're raised in \ way
10 show the fullest power Of |
fha nossessors' 1unps. and the two !
cnrnets md organ with led the mnsic had |
fheir sounds drownpI mt hv the Voices
PROT. {. c. Case conducted the singing.
An address To tfe children hv Mr.. y. r
Tacubs came next. While this address was |
n style Of language which co1lld he thor I
,ughly understood and appreciated by
he Youngest child in the hall. It was
to the older people. Taking Bun